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E0rnHuI-
.Iustenl Of three servants, there will be blt
one If there Is one ut all, and The dinner Will
consist Of one dish, instead Of seven, or eight
At this 1nid-tuy n.cal-tho only substantial onc
Of tho day-i.lcE, and women, too, II Dlesscti
with gooL appetites and not too 1nncn pttche1
for money. will cat enormously. l hive heard
tf |. lnttr who demolished daily whole turkey,
and OF Cnunt WIN, living alone, nte FOR din
ncr Invariably two fowls, one ro7st anu the
other boiled. There seems sort OF
satueness about these menus. but their sim
pticity Is only for strict prlvacy. Whe:, guests
lrc expected the establishment Will dlsp'hF
wonderful resources, aud every opportunity
will hes cized to show OF. Twas much puzzled
different giasscs. nil presented together on q
trny The twelve wfnc-slllsscs were stccecaeu
by Twelve coHce-cups, nll full. I ut llrst sup
posed that other visitors were expee,cd, ~ om. u
The object was to display the whole store OF
Eias5e3 nru cups .....
It IS u,naxlu2 how smart tho very poorest lady
who has any pretensions to being SUCH VIII turn
nttire. Two young ladies bei0ugiu. II, nh Old
but utterly ruined family who6c parents we're
too poor tt keep Il servant. would uress tnefn-
selves for their evening walk IT: the most fash
iol,u!1Ic of h,tts and costumes, with tEar funs.
smelling bottles, lace handRcrchiets' anu
gloves, uIl complete In order to obtain these
siresse5, the young ladies bad to condescend SO
fur us TO work for the peasants. who puid them
for TITO manufacture Of tho smart ststy5
ana cs,esnises they wcnr on feast days. The at
tc,nprs at being highly fashionable. conibincti
with ut entire ignorance Of the fashionable
world produce sometimes the strnn2est fucou-
gruitics. TIE lace veil Is now almost coullnett
to the class cn!led "artisti that Is shOpkccp-
crs and skilled wosk-pcople; tut fcw OF the
/ old fashioned ladies' still keep to It, Curious
specimens OF decayed nobility, are to be found
In these remote viaEes-pcople beartng grand
Daules, aud retaining considerable pride
iu their ancten. lineage, whom gem
, 1881-12-04

Prof T. P. Spice, President OF the Society OF
ENGINEERS, Of London, and very ihteu!Rent
and practical Enylahman. who has been trasel'
ing over the United Suites, looking ae thing. M
week and wus visited by Il reporter VINO asSe!
his opinions on great many subjects: s. some nee. o.
his views Hrc interesting. Chieaso. " sasA
= is wonderful In its tr''tfe. but seems 10 oei
and their capltui he says: wonIer aow "! ~!
get immigrants as they 10: ont tnlnk asu
fath will kill itself and be crushe'l OUT py Ine
Younger .cncrurton. The sanitary arranze'
meuts arc really anominuble, although evesy.
thing is externally clean. und IN d fe" yests
the City will become n hot-oed OF !evess. as
San Francisco his attention was calIeu 70 1ae
shock !u.ly bad pavcments OF alt tho cities netas
berinulns ut New York. 1t is not merely dir.
but .ho character OF the PAYING ~ i.onu9n NJ Ss
hive used w'>od successfully. because - M ta.a
In concrete: but in Chicago they were ,mIias
wood lu sand, which Is simply foulsh " btatisa
and American agriculture, he says: "e 9ats
had five bad Seasons lit England. nnd inc sl3sa
or last WAS also made unfnv0rAble by tne !ala.
There ~ no excessive dampneiS nrc,,it,rs
found the cost Of sending o1snei OF ~nea troa
St. Louis 20 ceuts: and II Gems tnaai ra;d
Chicago. II the Enrliah farmer, ,,,t paIa ant
onIy a. pound year rent he conla no1
cott,pcre with American farming. "eA.tr
do people in England regard coming 10 ameIga !;
as they do transportation; bilt II tney wv n; ~
this there is nothing lett nut siarsauGn ~ ~
views on the subject of the electric llent ass
novel: t+The more the electric light 4 improves
me more gas property will thrive the eleesIs
light is not to be depended on anu IS =
BILE to most interiors and streets- II saa ~
used for special ours!des or tnsides. as sfasss
or large rooms like the composing room OF a !ls
t London Times. These are exrepslonai W. ".
which will ouly increase tho use OF gus,
won't 20 from very light squares or otnat aas. psss
into dark or feebly yiyhted streets: ana tne's :.
| fore the number and force OF gas-1ets must "
| increased"
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erauons OF ldleness and untkuthfuness
have reduced to extreme poverty. orhey are Z
not educated for any profession. and when
starvation stares them In tha face they have ~
RESOURCE but to earn their bread by manual
labor. Ono noble Count ot my acquaintance Is
l, cnrpeuter; another ii hricklayer. have seen
the granddaughter of Countess Working in the
fields. With their fortunes. their manners dete-
rioratc. until nothing but remnant ut pride
remains to distinguish them from the peasants.
between whose ciuss and theirs 80 great gulf
WAS once liked. [ remember nothing more mai-
ancholy than tho asscinblage OF these poverty
stricken n%oe5 we Rt fae Of s
rs one rugged und dirty old nun ntter another
came shambllne In. each In turn WAS. to my
great surprise introanced a. tne ,ea ueescenaant af
to"-addcd my host, with q gesture OF coupas-
sion. The old man would then bow his bend In
rIuncc at his shabby cloak with the faded green
lining. would sink into chair ut the Tar end Of
tho table Que OF these fal:en mobiles, who had
tkeE to TN +" We se"nSas only
ceiling was prepared to reel quite Il romantic
interest III this unfortunate nonleMan and tn he
w,th 9s apis'c M t geus nus &c xs %
tie removed from those OF peasant that my
illusions were lispclted ut once. Neither d:l
his stylc Of decoration e1uctly come up to nv
IDEAL, although it vas ambitious enough. j
basket Of flowers soon adorned each corner ot
our ceiling. and in the centre. from amidst clouds
| aud wreaths of roses, a rather shapcless Cupid
bcQau to be deltneated- In the middle Of iha
work, the artist, whose temper was short, and
whose feelings were sensitive. tt'nk oitense. "a
we supposed, MT some nnsnrentional s4ht On
our part Without the slightest explanation he
/ depurted one day, leaving the Cupid minus oue
| ic:s and one arm, and returned, no more. Poor
CuplLi Iseiu&; in such Il sadly mntjtatel cUndi-
| ton, we thought it best to do away with him al.
| together, and my husband, mounting ladder,
I swept Il coat OF whitew:lSh over Cupid, clouds
baskets of flowers and a!l- This operation was
| repeated several times, but the Cupid would
| keep rcappear,ng In ghastly, manner.
| Whilst still II str1tuger to the peculiar customs
| of my new country, vas surprised III receiving
Il visit from !,ldy who presented herself In sha
| Following nlanner: She arrived on horseback,
or. I should say, on donkey back. and sba
ride astridc. She announced u desire to
| speak with tho Signora. but tFst begged
| that she and her loukey-boy might be refreshed
| with food, us they had come u long way.
| The pair seated themselves at the Kitchen
| table. nnu were served. was Informed meau-
| time tnut a lndy-a very great lady-was wai.-
/ ing in the kitchen to speak to me. Understand
inv thar the great lady preferred the kitchen 10
any other room, { descended. and fonnd good
| looking woman. well dressed in the old-fash-
| ionrd style, with q black luce veil and 4 fan.
| Her usluner was courteous and dignlftet- and
| felt. when she remointea her donkey and rode
| away, thur had been tho object Of much con-
| desceuSiOu.
, 1881-12-04
DANGER At THE BRIDGES.


CHICAGO, Dec. t>.-The bridges In Our city are
4 perpetual source at trouble. Tho loss Of time
in waiting for bouts to pass is n serious annoy
ancc to our citizens. but, as this cannot be
avoided, It is submitted to with US much pa-
rte.ce MS possible.
There is, however, h source of danger to life in
the way in which our strect-car travel is mani
agcd over the bridges upon WHICH it is criminal
to be silent, and to which the attention OF the
city should be called. refer more particularly
to the Madison street bridge. Is tstt IS the isne
OF cars on which mostly travel. Nbcn the car
strikes tho bridge it does 1t with Jerk, hnd ire
oucntly CAUSES those wno stand tn lose their
equilibrium II the bridge is not properly closed
the cur is jerkeu sideways. uid the outside pgs-
s.nsers 1 H M ha spaec pcte rs
the ear and tho side OF tht. bridge is SO stnstn
that In the event Of ono falling fron1 tho front
On the I'D Of November, tho day hefore
Thanksgiving Ut about s:;'J o'clock D. 'n., II
crowded car struck he Madison street bridge
with jerk sideways. Samuel s. French. stand
on the front platform. WIS thrown oil into the
narrow space between tho car a1ld tho slde nf
the nridys He fe!t .u1er TIE e!r nd the wheels m
also received Internal Injuries IRON which he
has since died.
ant! hntl isnbibcd too much liquor to be able 10
look out for hiinself, this would not nave s1ecn
written. hut Mr. French WIS good ctizti,
eobcr, industrious man. and Tho accident which
proved SO ra.ul 10 him rncnaccs the passengers
or tho crowded platforms. Of "ur .strccl-cnrs
every time they pass over bridge. He leaves
wife, /: little girl, aud an aged father tu mourn
his loss. Iiy tho cureIcstlcss Of so1ne one these
tnourncrs have lost their only SUPPORT Who is
responsible. the city or the strcet-t:ar company,
au.i bow long before another will lose his lift III
the same way?
There were many persons on that cal who Wit
messed the accident, and intuedi;tely large
crowd gathered to the sccae, and it is but right
and just that those who were present and could
give any information to the bcreavcd family
should do So Nay, IT ia almost criminal T. With
bold it. Mrs. French Is residing ut l3l Warren
avenue, u1ld would he thinktu to any one
who could give her any Additioiia1 fncts cou-
his life 4 CITIZEN.
, 1881-12-04
HilAl0R.

q t1.a~ 1,;n7 ~ a hoste
fatrick o1l & tnH n1t ;t h;c rihs IN tna outside Of
h,s shtin cnttrcly:''
49, a,,.,,- and ,,a;r hnshanns
Our wothe1 'untly Sart3 .;;a. - or indtana Trns-
live long aud alc nare: NJ .tt;e: Mtl5e7 III
tee to the bureau III oeullst'e7- l
Whot il the difference between cotton and
wool: Give It up. en- neaa, u.as ~, - . sSourh
down south, and the other - Eto"u w . '0"s-
Down.
WIN, is naner money more valuable than coin?
pooaysn ~, donhjr IL wheu YOU nut it in your
,oot."t o1n when Won take 1t out you find It in
puaasns pueMGu, oA0 "''oA
1+,o ANNA os ,o,ftaness ,vos reached By the
,-,..,,.. 1ninIn1 snnarintendent who posted
,ca t. rna,,,n.e. Plans dn not tumble down
p.1leu.n p. 49, ,Iaoe'
tae 2l'Ats
'Sou are weak, said woman 10 ntr sou.
who was demonstrating asain3t ner narr5lns
ncain. Yes, mother, he replten: - um so
weak tnat ca" so oee' '">ao''
One can't he too careful with hrearns. - IVY
carried pistol III hts coat-pocKet' anu olta Wy
recently. while he was IN S"lllIhlns, .us ptetu s
llncNpeetct1iy went ou- ae u1s liz eu'p'e'o9 -.
to who to1A IT,
,ostf9 ;, .r.-n s,,nt Of money in Wall street and
1n:t II i symnathiztur friend asked him
,ci,nther hr hnt3 been IL bull or bear; to which
ha rnni;o,i. .Ne;tfer. / was q tackassI''
-
, 1881-12-04

Dfsn4tch to st. Louts Globe DeNocmE ..t.s
NE,y OitEASs, Dec. I.-An event has az te.s
place here tn journalism in the proposed eDast
itlutfon pf the Two uior,ting dulles the Lkha aa;
and Times newspa pers The Times ha* tnanyea 1 ea
tuition OF octnS IL paying institution. w. I'd
Dsmoc,.lt. aithu wcil-tuoIntea In machHcH ~,
material has. 1t IL said. been running a. t.sa.
during tho i've years If Its existence lne 1s ~.
ayers OF the D<Dsoc'ut have conslmtnated ,n.n1 an
rIngcIucns by which u stock cosuxslf cosaunxsnlf-
hns secured the ownership ind GO consgn, ,n,
dalton of tho two papers under the tao,x ~ i
OF tho Timex -Demurrt,f. The conpam, Il
com posed chiefly OF th0 present I'lanas; i. ,he
the Dfn,ncTft, Maj L. y. Burke, VINO P1sn sn - snJ
plant aud patronage Of his paper At haTt
tnkcs stock for 5OO0 more. Other pastsd fns
faken u, uftittonai .c5.uN. and pnrcnaseTT T;nt M
murerial, xuo will. and franchises OF ;sst e atoc,
f0r s:IlWW. This makes up . total eap1t". eap.arsf b
Of sl.J.GlO entirely invested III toe
the two newspapers. A. 7,,,~. o.nfn no IN
,errst in The now company, but nase su,, ~, ne
f,r fhc n,nouna ,ulnctl in c:ssh Ihe uE~ pap I'm
viii hs issued On Sunday, Dee :. IRON !ng tu il
trr,f ntlis,.. the Times building ,ot ns..ar,,
cr1I,i in the salu. It vii! sueceea tne ~ ,,rpsan
ss rna nr..,,t Of the Democracy anu the th
Sfntf. Goycrutnenr. The extlnc1foM, oM',,..acder ~.
Times. which won its success W at ,hing "a tsk
arI unti- Bourbon paper. lcaves notnl1S "
St1 rI.trf
, 1881-12-04

RnuMASIA'S ASSUMPTION.
Bt?cuAHEsr, Dec. 1.-THE Austrian GOV
ernmcnt has telegrapllcd to Count lloi,yos'
Austrian Minister here, to suspend all per-
sonal relations with the Ronnianian Cabinet
until the return from ST. Petersburg to Wen
ia of Count Kalnoky, Austro-llungarali
Minister for Foreign Affairs, and to transact
his business with the Roumaniau Ministry
by letter only. Thh action is caused by the
decisive language Of King Charles III ms
speech from the throne ut the opening OF the
Rouuanian Parliament, when his Ma]esty
insisted upon the right of ltounanla 10 co'1-
troll the navigation Of the Danube, The 10,
1nunnl, a selni-oflicial organ, declares that
Rouinania will never swerve from. Tie course
proclaimed in the speech from the throne
namely: that, in Koumanan waters, the
river police must be carried OH by Koumanlai
officials. It says it trusts the Legitimacy OF
roumanja's demand and the equity of Ell.
rope will recall Austria to more just aud
friendly sentiment.
, 1881-12-04
THE BELLE OF ST. LOUIS.
The Young Lady that aEr. Ti1den fh'ad
IL Wutl.eriy Affection For.

WAIAEf&J .2AcEAAcA1 AoAs
philadelphia Press.
Nfss Nellfe Hazetjne, tho belle of st. Louis,
vhnst4 name. much agnnst her will, has become
somewhat famous in the newspapers, has ar
rived In this city, aud Is stopping with her friend
Mrs, Florence 1. Duncan, the talented authoress'
on Arch street. Miss Huzcltine Is at present en-
gagged in selecting portion OF her troasseau
from n we'll known importing frH as A1e IS 70
be married next month to FREDERICK !. tara- a.a-
more. Young millionaire of ST. Louis. AFTER
The happy event Mr.. aud Mrs. Pnrnmore VIII
sail for Europe, where they both have nun,
Der or frie,nls mud rellttvc5 amon1tac oAA;
The clui.ns OF Miss IIazeltines friends that
she Is tho most beautiful lady III her nhtiIe
State arc well founded. she Is lovely dclli-
blonde Of petite stature. with tresses OF ae .ne
true YitiunesIue hue. llcr face Is Il pure ovn!'
and her eyes are large. sparkltnt. nna express E =
i've. Like Gro.yenor, her beauty nus oeen
fatal gift as 1t nus caused her to be the object OF
envy and gossip. Not long since 1t was report,
cd that she had capttvateu INC s 1nar ea
uskcd her hand in marriage und was acceptea-
As Miss i(Azeltine retuarked;
This was too absurd. Us Mr. Tlluen nae only
shown ruc fntherly attention, Of which l was
The story that was published in II the he
pnpess nr Sent tessby Bouquet and her picture 70
pniIide!paiu opera singer nnmed Am-
veg. iu St. Louis. WHICH went the rounas M nus
Of The papers recently, is strongly denied by ner
frcuds here, who psace tt very different version
on tho story. They assert that u friend Of Miss
wns rt.i.cted started the story and induced the
ncior 10 boast Of the lady's acquaintance, and in
proof Of this when doubte he produced letter
~r,uh which it is suited WAS stolen. For this
Willie Hazcltine. u brother Of the young lady,
and Mr. rura.orc souudly pum1ueled the actor.
Min S;sN ys sulve to tho wounded h.'nor Of the
fellow, who was GLAD to ucccpt it. This case has
been SO nsreprcscuted in the papers Us 70 cause
the most intense annoyance to Miss ihZeltine
and her many friends During her visit in this
city Mrs Duncan wilt act as her guide, phl-
losopher, ana friend" and tomorrow evening T.
will give one Of her charming fecepuons III
honor OF tho belle.
, 1881-12-04

lo1lAs :. ,,,,.
KxlckEnrocxERC CLCB. Nov. oo-1o the Ed.o' 40
of TIC ye,r Fork Trihunc: observe ~ sao sas
Tribune ct Nov u dispatch from "asn!l1oa, s,
in restiou TO tho proposed me 'norsai s.Isnt
the Capitol in honor ot the 1na-tyreu f1es'ueIs
which coututps an o.ninous statement: 4hs
poem written by Mrs. Harrison Glzier o. W. y,
ciry fnrlueriy Of Hiram College, viii 6e rcaa
Kcprescntative \. H. Pett!hone, OF Iennesse'
furInerly OF Hiram College" .,,ovaa
Is this ridiculous performance 70 oe aas sod
ia 70 on without protest from the pres, ,.tss ~
public? Is every notoriety-hnutlnE enmta.raj
rho ever went tn Htrnsn College to .oe atus as,ss
ri advertise himself by thrustlng nts t"..s usns
face into every public ceremony wn!cn wsI.a w q.
mcmurutes tho Life and death of Gafheao: .nS
have not vet recovered from tho anas. asaaacs acs
shame felt by tie whole country at Inc speShs- ~
made by Chaplain Jones at the "pen gant,e gsL,e nd
fore m audience OF 0,00 intcllgeat peop.e iar n
rcnd with contempt by the worid ',.d IT, d'I n
Must this folly be repeuted and eAaeHctaha eAaeHa ,haca
the Capitol? Docs any ony one 1uaa1lne .,,ntrT ,n
IA n ,nnxnzinc or newspaper n tuts Ha.2 Il
which would print Mrs. Glazicfs possHpu pm pen-
there a country lvceliM which ~ou!u pu29 md snfd
rcsentntiye Pettbone $40 to rcnd TO lnesi .n ~
ther. why should they force themselves es.tasd snT
soIe,nuity which should be altogether osnl ssn, IN.
and august? [ beg you will use yout 2rs1,ar 2,,gsr.
1Icuce 10 nut n stop to this lntolcfao,e srs,smt
izatton Of t;arficld's 1neniory by frlends VIII It .
taste and without E:Odesty
, 1881-12-04

in The 9 t.ee are hs sole es
iahpitnnts ia @ @ they arc protected by the asosed san
Norway ht 70 ,,ray f2eT.saee iSe oae Of
H. 70 osn tne When the dick Is about to sg
uIueSs @ down from hur own breast; ;;sist .ng T iin-
piucks II IRON, hts, aud they spr aa ,ha nest Il
iug uf it ali over the nest Hnsn .sa dnwn: shs
gu, n,1;,.ni lick iils it second md tnsq e T.
wheu it is removed; hut the fourth t1s snd rirs
lowed 70 remain. Thus the ,v.a wonGu n uattsndng
n ~ 1cst IS! n uests hfe she msa fs
boys make and mcnd their nets anu 'es A' =; +;
oil and CURING = ~
, 1881-12-04

+t,a ra,atiyes aud make them enter INTO hego ,
t;at,ons @ for the recovery Of the body ine
ano,,t nf the estate received letter III M"s
st,t;no that the body had been sto1el'' put 1e-
er,rt,,3o # as a hoax he did nothing 10 'tscel~
e., t1,a trnth Of the statement It IS sue-
ssns+ad . that the thieves are from Florence
s,.,,a-a Tho Indy was cn,balmed previous 10
IT, ran,ova} to Scotland. \ laborcr llas oeen
arrested near Dunecht III connceeion A'''
the outrage.
will not retire from the Secretaryshlp OIL ene
Board of Trade.
MATRIMONIAL .
r. &c understand the marriage Of the Prlnco
T I,eouold with the Princess llesena VIII '"Ao
placc at Windsor Castle in March.
sunEwD NIADIAUGI.
The Court OF Queens Bench has graneeo -
new trial in the case Of Clark asall'st d ~
laugh. Tie latter filed atildavlts 10 sio" .11e
writ in the action was issued a 1e" nl'nutes
before the alleged offense OF illegal sotine'
for which Clarke sought to recover pe1la't'es'
was committed.
OLD BOOKS.
The prices paid at the sale OF the DUKE u
,Iarlborough:s Sunderland library yes1ef-
day are considered unprecedented. a copy
nf !" Odes of Auacreon :" realized Ell. ALI
other Greek work, printed In 149s, put up ;lt
"a realized. in consequence OF sharp compe-
tifio,,. .5l. 4 work by Appolonius khodlns,
mt I'm at eal, fetched 9l60. 4 work OF
Thomas Aquinas realized .l3l. A copy ol
t.0r1ando Furioso," with autograph o1
William Cecil, Queen Elizabctfl's Secretary
brought E:sOO.
, 1881-12-04

Saws Mr., Iabouchere: 'sThe House of Com
mons Is IN old Fashioned Stage coach. with
horscs pulling different ways, 1T TIL aye Ut rail-
rouds. To convert it intn q ra.sroAd Is the 0h-
iecr OF all sincere Radicals. The trouble IS tlat
while the object of Ill it::dica Is IL tho same. they
differ among themselves us to the means to NJ
tain it. This would be my plan: should divide
district would have a local assembly, with tho
same powers in regard to luca4 matters that are
enjoyed By the States Of the American Union.
i should then proceed further 10 divide tho
kingdom into 3JD electoral districts. Having
, 1881-12-04
cOAt-GAS VICTIMS,

Early Yesterday morning John Conklin. Pat.
rick Gallagher, and Andrew Garvin wess
found inscnsiblo In their room at Mrs.
hann1nE's boarding -honse, No. ;Rl
Fmernti nycnuc. They were req
dercd fnsensible by coat-xss that escaped frou
- sTnyc in tho room. Conkln and Gallagher
recovered, but Garvin was still unconscious st
last reports, and is likely to de.
, 1881-12-04

rotioxed ma Hou.e al Iords and the House OF
Commons Of their functions, should create an
Imperial Parliament, consisting Of two repre-, pre-,
sentatIves elected BY each loc'!t assennis. st,u
They would ul sit ind vote together; lne a1e
representatives from the electoral aistr1cas .'ta
would he elected each year, bur the
for Il term Of five years eventually, and would
he renewed each year by one-hfth OF tho1a Ut
Ing subject to reelection.
, 1881-12-04


FErE AT G.ATscII1SA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 3.-TEe fetc OF tlle
Order Of St. George this year will be held ut
Gatscnina-
GRoUNDLEss EUMoTss.
The Nouoc T'rc1ayt and the ptcdomosts
condemn as utterly >groundless the rumors
of impending changes in the higher orancneS
Of the administration.
A DECREE
has been published providing that all trlals
for crimes against the Statt4 rs well as tliose
snecially calculated to excite the people, Will
he held with closed doors. Only the ohiclals
and the wife or one direct relative OF the ac-
cuscd will be admitted.
SUPERVISING EM1GEATIoS.
The cause If the debate on emigration III
tl,. Rric,stag yesterday was the item in the
House estimates Of $1,000 marks. which was
ultimately passed, for the supervision OF
emigration Baron Won Eotticher. secfe-
tary Of State, in reply to Deputy VINO
lan,euted the emigration statistics OF Inc
present year, which lave already reached
the unprecedented number OF s0o'ooo'
incidentally stated that the Govern
ment loped to introduce the promised
bill on the subject early i'll the spring. 4
Liberal Deputy, who said he l1ad lived
! long time in the United States, declared the
Germans vert attracted thither BY the GER
1ainty of finding eycrythln. which they vain
| ly asked from their Government at nome
, 1881-12-04
FIR AN(sE.

PARIS, Dee. Sit is stated that England
offered to mediate between Turkey aud
Greece i'll the post-oliice differences.
CHASZY.
LONDON, Dec. ga Paris correspondent
states that Gen. Chanzy, at the request OF
Gumbetta, will stop few days in Berlin on
his way to st. Petersburg to present his let
tiers OF recall.
, 1881-12-04

c;estea and, In fact, established by the medlca!
association OF the City, and it is managed by
commission, consisting or three physic'ans' one
vererinary surgeon, aud 1T chemist
Thc COWS, to bepiu with, are carefully selected
those of the Rigi, in Switzerland. because
tnnsrn RI he free fro,n diseases, ind espccintly
th"y nias,,.. Of German cows know, IL perisucht,
n fnrtr of consumption. Being selected, they
arc properly cared for; fed he whole ycar .ouna ua
reca;vinr daily ten pounds Of meadow hay.
seventeen pounds OF clover, six pounds OF hulled
bnrley-meal ana four pounds Of wheat nomr.
nnti the utmost attention IS patl to regularity
Of watcrtng und feeding, and to ventilation.
Healthy cows. whotesomcly FED. insure soTa ~
insure evcrness Of quality the milk OF about
ten cows is mixed Each day bottle OF me me
milk is given to tho chemist for tnSpec.on, any
and the remedy applied. An analysis OF this
milk. showing its average quality the year rouno*
gives the following result: ,..
, 1881-12-04


is seriously Ill.
MISS EEyNoLDs.
The Castletown police yesterday prevented
Miss REYNOLDS, of the Ladies' Land League
from visiting tenants about to be evlcteu.
AN EXPEDITION.
It is reported all eviction expeal'on IS
shortly to be made to the Islands along lhe
coast, The most important Of these Is Duf-
sey, the inhabitants Of which are sala TO nc
determined to resist and possessed OF 7dy1la-
mite. ..-.
AT THE CORK rnEsENTNEST SESSIONS
today, Ea,.slo were voted for extra conslao-
ulary. This was largely in excess OF any
sum ever before voted for this purpose.
A HA1L1FF's HOUSE j,
at Frankford, Kings County, and Two at'-
Joining houses with much property, were de-
stroyed by al incentllary fire.