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, 1881-12-08

kALS0ity.
I}Etu.IS, dec. 7.--Cnunt kalnosy, Austrian
Foreign Minister, had NIL Interview with tho
Emperor William tottny.
st0yr's AlrrIc1.i:.
Tho lnnn WIN nlacauletl Frankfort with Il
copy of tho article far which Jol,ni,n Most.
edl,os Ut tho I.t'.AluM FyEiItcit, wls convicted
of ihciting 10 murder. WAS sentenced ut
f4clpslc Ii tllrcu yenrs' pcnnt seryit,tdo and
tic luas Ut his civil rights.
4 POLITICAL. WRITER
oil tho JHpcbtutt WIS sentenced to n. fine or
:Eu marks or thirty days Imprisonment fur
publishing Il Telegram retfeGtlng OH tic c1ar-
meter OF tho Turkish Ambassador ut berlin.
In connection with tic murder Of Abdul
MASrEtrrE1. TO his coSQuEiED sttIlrfICTs.
tsell. Mnnteutfcl, tioyHrnur.GcncrAt 0f Al.
sact. Lorraine, sl,rnksng I'll n hanutlut glyun
to tho Committee Ut Provincial 1&epresenta-
tives. said eertAtn measures lntcly taken ns
to tho prohibition Of thu 1ilfcial usD Of tho
Frencl language was intended ,,at 80 much
tn Gerlalnnixe tile conquered Provinces
though that 0bjpct WIS by no means to bo
ncglecte>t-as to promote their welfare. The
population was continually wnrlscd upnl,
from tho side If France. AMI nnte tn lUlteyc
tlley would ha returned to her.. lie thore-
f0rc thought 1t bust to stnto tlMt Germany
considered tho Provinces mnltenab!e. While
| dealing severely with exccsses. ho would
continue Il policy of reconciliation.
, 1881-12-08
TIE BRITISH,

H101t rltIcE FON 4 ,tttl1.l:.s
y, LONDON, Dec. 7.-Atyesturtlay's salo ot the
SSuaIerland Ss1. , Library, Latn DtEle, being tho
- ~ hoo printed, with tho tlate IL 14Ua, sold
~ 'ae enormous sum OF Gl,sOo. ,sin
HANlEr rorrE,ls. 't~;H
;, tne atriklng potters ut llan!cy layU kGrccil
,,,s ,,a't,ta1lon' provided report Oh tue aptual
''a'e OF tFAlu pD ulutfe. ttsI.'
n, oovEisSoltaESEnAL or CANADA. -
.1,n ,As ., Aarquts OF Lorne sails for Canaua
;a., ;"s BRITISH HOARD OF TRADE, NETul.Ns
~ a.. .soseaaber show tlrcrease IN tic vnluo
n. ."appts imports OF 44,15v,aos and M Increase III
S 'S'as Of exports Ut 21,sls,A0i.
q, zAAzlIAlk
n. Luz equipment Ut two sclloouers Intended
is.s!ptal M speetal service otf the coast Of Xanzlbnr
,,tss tk W. hastenetl III consequence Ut the dis
II s.,e:s os which Capt. l,rownrRg lost hts life
"'s''p'lng to captaru tho sluyo allow. =
tha TIIE THE III 200, -,
Tia ~, ~ OF the tegular lina of xtoa,ncrs unsler
viii hss.ese s,Sas t'ag, Inns arrived III Tue Thames
"'"' S'ooo to'1s of tca
s,atas a.. noyn, THE oAItsMAN,
to"as ala1 II thu lnhabltu,.ts of tie northern,
E;n 10 saoscr1eo towards thu ECO stuke aud
ruv Us 1,s eAps'sses, he will accept tho otIor to
In, ,.an'a,! III the Hyne next sprlua; but II
4u th. ,rs "!!' consider lanlan's offer to row
llan1e,!a s aha1nes, as Ito Is uutormlned IL u.evt
''alt Somewhere.
t,,,, 'HE MEN oN CALF ROCK.
hls IN * W aca'y eeas, It wus fund linpoast-
''ao LIZ lAel! III Calf Rock, who fur
, 1881-12-08

l1crly occupich the lighthouse, which WIS
wnal.etl nwny. II Is prnps,srtt tn drop Il rt'pc
tn them 1rt,nl II slxnnl bnllnDll. an'l THEN rs'
talltls!I communication 'ly t.eans of life-
riffs.
HAHFlEf1i.
Il meeting of tho United Grant l.o'lgu ut
Frernlllsutls WIS held tOtltv. III Lilo INIT
yo!slablc absn,Icu of tho 1'rlncu Of Nalus. Str
FraIle1s Duulett prasl.Icti. 1to propt,sed n
vote Of cnn.luletlce with tin faulty 0f Presl-
dent t'Artlctd, wI.lct WIS sccnntle,l BY Lard
Tenter1cIt, WIN raferrui tu tllo actlve bart
GArtle!l ttnk In tho reception! Of tllo Marttt,is
ri kipnn III lS7l, nt the tinlc uf tic tlegOi!t-
t1on Ut tho Treaty of Washington Tl'o votc
WltY unanimous
TIT: MiRH!tnE.
Tllo TtmEs, oi, President ArtlIur'a ,ncssauc,
sars: "ru i'lUs& tluitcato question Ut fnreign
po1iey mentioned tn tho ,tlessnKu Is III tic
subject of tic Clnytnt.1sltlwer Trenty. Tho
,iIcssaRt tttIos mi say lluw England lils IT,.
eelycd Tic proposal fur i.a Al,rUgalloll."
, 1881-12-08

business I hnd not aut!locnt clnth!np for
wnman of tho humbtest stnte. Finally Il cntne
TO my rar4 that he wins Oit Intimate terms Win
woman nf Ind character. This Gould mt
stand, md i loft him. Son,n rcnnie VIII han9
nc. lnlt wbnt e!sc tt,,'l,, do? tarH ",s nppnn1
tnny folks. atll,nugn fs'tt tnfHt,ned tny moth;
told mu that nust 1cMvo thta plncr." Here thu
wor1lat broke INT In tears, crying as though hcF
heart would brcuk.
Prom thu fnctx ktlpwn In the casc It Il rnther
singular That Mrs. Miller cnterct upon l!fc "
HhAtag. Her sIRteF. who IL also an Inmate ot
tho ,tcmi nuf,dc for years. an3 eainr to t:fncs'i.
iHitt nlnlik 4 yenr ltRt!. In eMhsthnttntinn ~
whNt rs. Nj l!cr aHys. Mss Wright t!crhrcs tli'lt
when she nrriyGl 1T her hNi6e tNst Thurshny stu
WINS plurly atll .htnly elad, aud her foct were
almost uh the ground.
, 1881-12-08
ITALY,.

lsOMt, dec. 7.-sfnncint, Minister or
Foreign Affairs, replying To structures urnn
tho lm1fcy of tho tlOyet'1mcnt natte III tho
Chamber OF Drlntt!cs yesterday. saih III COLI
xtn1lt rnteav0r hui becn to dls1Hl li1strust
r,tl SUSPICION oil the pnrt of tUruign cn,ir-
tries. Tho objrrt Of King llulnhert's visit 10
Vienna was I; puilttcMl olIe. Tho t;nyur!l-
llGns, III Infringing the niIAtr, l1nd lr1cgGtrll
II, accorA with tho German Government,
which rej0icnh Mt tho upl'rnclluulcnt bc-
tween Austria n1Ml Italy. [tafy's relations
with Austria are n0w excellent. 1T ruEartt
to iIlsnInrcls's recent stntauent with rat0r-
cnco 10 ltnly, MancinL sa!tl: alt would l}e
contrary tn llsuEe 10 elltar Into tt1s-
cussion with foreign Legislature. Al
though 1t IL not easy tu rallo1tiice
the temptation of demonstrating tho absurd
l.y ut l}isi.mrck'a thesis tint f.ibcrutfsm
would fud II II republic, II would bu tttlo to
rrfita tsle cutting nl'stslon 10 bltr nlnIlArcny,
standing ny ! tto nn,o,iE the representatives
of II people WIN k'ow nu l's'tntls tO their
ttavotion to tlle dynasty United to them by
IntlissoInhie bOMtls.'
Ills strecls was received with Lung.contIn'
uGtt uipplause.
AN OMlNous STATEMENT.
afanci,t SAIL tho tiovar,lIlent wnuld nil,
~ lilu Ill EAlEllL VI LtClI pDHNISt kItE Ni'a
apninlt uf Italian commerce III Afrtca.
Italy, I1u said, was tho onty powGr which tintl
| not yet recognized the now rGsinle III 'fullts.
THE tbpE.
Tlln ceremony Of callolIizatiun begins Mt
8:HU tomorrow morning. Thu Catholic
clergy Is orglnlzing lllltmiEatinl,s, 1'o n,s'l,.
ber of ltalinn pilgrims Is comparatively
snail. Srvun hundred French pilgrims have
arrived, n1ul :,00 arc contng. Alany l,re'ates
nru ,lnlblo 10 ubtntl seuts III tho ep!senpal
gallery. fiflGun hundred t!ckets Of Atllnta
aiun to tho hail were isslicti. The Vaical
authorities l.nye taken Iu.init pltns to ex'
exclude tho py0fanc, md tl.a Government
will tnse prccnttt!ona to Insure tranquility.
, 1881-12-08
RYAN AND SULLIVAN.


Special Dispatth to I7s Chteaeo Tribune.
NEW iul.s, Dec. IA large crowd Of
prominent sporting men, among whom wcro
Dun Forstur, WlllIAln Clucker, JUo Goss,
William atuldoull. james Patterson, u,ul
others, wero gathered ut tic alllce of tho
Police GuzGttc tolay to witness tho tgposEt-
tng Ut tho balnrco Of tic stakes In tic coMlnG
kyar-SalltyMn prlzu-tlglIt. ltya,l was pres
Atit, but Sullivan was mt. hGtng detained III
Dytr0it. Thu lnttur's backer, .jul,es kceln!ll,
Ut llustall, w,ls 0,l lIntld. rs was lsicnrd X.
Fox, Of t}u t!i-eltc, l!yau's laek1r. Alessrs.
loss fur clnieu of battle-Rruli,il w.ls ,oxt III
uuter. Mr.. xkcc,an tossed fDr Sn!!lyn,l a!nl
William +: lluriIng, in builnlf VI lschafHl X:
Will liaye the cl!,icu Of 1ainlng tho sp0t
w!!ern tho proposed bntt(o Is to tnku plNce.
Atr. ltyAn statc.t tint l!o was to 60 Into tr.l Il.
lux noxt week ut Lew Cnrsur's lIntUl ut Eur
llt,ckawny. After fills tight ho declares he
will mover ciltor tile ring agNtn.
, 1881-12-08

Thu story or Stlc'n Ril-lst-ScaMel to
Tho Iscserttan III l:x.AsslHsa,st Adtn-
tmut.t;ellvrms aIfllsr, Of rlndlnra.

Thu Htory or a Stlc'M fa1Elst-ScaNel to
lilo Iscsertlon III liz. x.Asslasalst AdJu.
tnht.tsellsFMs aIfl1sr, of Indiana.
Cincinnati Enquirer Dtc. ..
4 fow inys ago thu Indianapolis rhrora pub.
lfshe.l IN account Ut tho light from, that city Of
tho beautiful YOUNG wlfo james u. At!ler. e1-
Assistant AdjuIant- General Of ltsiiAnn. FHrlous
culscs for tho separation wore glyoD. all con.
dpmnluH tho woman, but II wus not known
whero shc hal gone, Yesterday It was learned
that Mes Miller was In Miss Frank Wrght's
1nuIlsion on Rroadway. this city, whcro hcr
sister, itosp M!lllIrd. bus bcet stopping Tor over
year. An Enquirer reporter called to SEQ Mrs,
MIller lust evening ana obtaiac.! her story Ut
tho separation, which Is gIvon further On,
About three years aRn, Mr. Miller, who was
tllen Assistant Adjutant. General ct Indiana, A,ll
It1tlun Miliiarl, step- daughter OF Joseph StcM-
u,o.ls, wcrc marrlcd vt indianapolis. tho COR
u,hnl,y beinY attended ty n.n1iy prominent aud
well-to..Io l'oop1o; Tho bride was thou = vlr-
soas VIZ sstcYiy ~ seess q %4s IT. 4no os
Inusrax0 she ltad moved with h9r fosks 10 ln-
.llaua!olis, fr1n @ t'Eoensh!.rx, inl', Thsso % the
siary, 1T tho cotn,i.y,lctnent u Aov. Iorlers
tur,u, Mr. MILLER wont. out Ut olt!so and rta.
1arkota IL tho t9Gacco husi.e.s. with ala "iav.
Wednesday, upon returning hume frnn bus
tacss, hv ton9t hts l!t,!t,o deserted, lis wifc
Al ho reaUhct tho houHo tho goods wore on the
sLlawaIk, a0out 10 be nM,yed AWay 1y
stasp.t tlola. and wore tho lawfol ow4'cts,,
Tie Atfuir WIS SOON kHown about the city MT!
IL IL 19 ar;; etso Ill Nv Wiz as wtns a
a!'4t. a papcr .ai! srs MvE G yis.S ~; J. hoF i,
btsy tiokus IL lho ,natinte Ihls Ii tho sofy Ii
brci, aud Iiow for lilo w!to'a stasuInenl.
Il INT Hnl.k Af TIM
, 1881-12-08

Of Trnttf1g.l10rgg Breeders WINS held this
evening at thu Everett ffonse. Among the
prominent breeders present wern lien. u. +.
'Trncy, f)ayftt l5nn,,er, i. i. bonner, q. y.
MnlIItt,l, t.. II. knrler. jonathan Hawkins.
II. N. Whitehead. +. q. .f)ooiltsfe, +. j.
Snrrls, MaI. Afarto,,, j. II. Wnilacr. J.
FrHuls Leu. II. t. Woodruff, Z. Il. Willis,
t'eorgc &. Hitchcock, Carl y. Durr, and
Grurgo u. Alley. This I}oarl Of Ccnsors
submitted report Of tllctr lnbors .lurlng tic
yrar which may b1 summarized ~ fol-
lows: Tho registration Ut tic pc,lIgree 1f
iIle dan, uf urorvc Wilkes Is confirmed.
The breetllnE 9f Namcy Pope. the da'n Of
ih,xandar's i'il9t Jr.. Is pronounced 10 be
Van BURN. It VIA reported tlIat sl,o WIS
hrt,i lty Milton Itr,wllt,, nf DutcI.ess cntlfty,
and WIS E0t by a bDiyc known ny l}MIrusft
nr Zcmit!I .tr, owlMsl by Sir. tionl!i, Of
Dqtr!Iess Cunuty fruin Capr ST., EF1lGrHt by
nrRittu l)akiu, Ut AfliIcrtt,f. and IL sail to
llnyD been bred Il, Callada aIHl to llsve been
got By 11ppuo.
A. PROPOSITION TO Hn1.i' 4 11.ELtMtSANr
MEETING
III August hef0re tic rugtllnr yearly meeting
fur !, i, !, and 3 yenr old colts WIS referred
with l,tIssur 10 The Executive Committee. ns
WIS alsu tile fixing Of tho anM Ut tf!o annual
meeting, which will M held snne linlc ,l'tr-
y
tIc.oN:r. i ri!u was a.lopiod ,ix!tlg tl,e Ills.
inlIce IN all colt stakes for:tyenr..rtls OF ufi-
,rr nj liO yar!ls tt,stuah OF ntluwlng It IL rt.-
mali,, ut rightly Yards ~ It y at present
In nli races tHAiet under the NA!iolia!
Association rifles. x resolution offered byJ.
II. Wallace, providing tint III colt stakes tho
time Of my ll0tse III !. race may be tnken for
Il registration record vt t!lu request Of tue
0w,ier Of the colt. pr0y0ke,l M animated dis
cuSstUll. aud WAS it1Iatty voted duWll OH the
grounds thnt two kiill4 OF fpcDslS would bu
| objectionable. and becnilst n horse that tl0ts
nut 1T least get pace should not be enti'
| tied IL
THE HONOR or 4 1sECOt&H
Mr. Wallace supported his resolution iii the
ground tint the furnishing uf SttclI n record
| wnultl be III Incentive to breeders tn beat
| uulr hurses' time even when they !1ad no
association arc wllut l,reeters want. wl,fle In
tue NatlDIrt AssWAtlon they Arc w!ult DwIl-
urY do nut want, md llc held that nit pOsslblv
llleats s!lD,slt be d0I'e to ti.chufaEc brecdGrs:
Tbs constitution tArt. H. SEC. u was a:nutl!etl
soas to aIinw tiie trotting of oIsrs 'noIe than
s0clalIsnt. This. WINS tln'se bcca,lse the
| existing prohibition IL yiosate,l every year,
| md ln,ixt necessarily bu by reason Df tl,a
open stakes fur staitlans. A resolution pro.
willing tllat no eDlt shall bo entitled to Il
record for registration or otherwise unless
| that record
III: MADE IN \ Public MEETING
Oh a track under the c,mir0l'of tire NAttona
AssnctNtt0n nlld wten Its rllies Ase enforced
| Wils tnllell after Il spirited discussion. Tit
grounds ior ,tesIrlng these rules h. not Ills.
satisfaction with llinsp Uf tic National AS,
entire dlsassociatiul from tic SNtlunai As.
sacintioIl,. tn wltcl, tlIe Association ot
'rrottIl,g 'Ilorse-B Breeders IL considered Dy
solllc mere tender.
, 1881-12-08
CUBA.

CArrAtS-nENETAI. l1t.ASGO SAILS T0It SPAIN
--1IE IL GIVEN AN ENT1iustAtTiC F.AlkE-
WE'LL.
HAVANA, Clba, Dec. An enthusiastic
farewell to Gen. I3lanco WIS lla.le 1,articu-
larly noteworthy by tho demonstration Ut
Conservatives, who displayed many tlags Ill
scrIbed witt, their political n,oit0j 1t was
apparent tho Conservatives intended thus To
gulebrate tho alleged tleatll-blow autonomy
received during the Administration of l}lNnco.
Tha Automon,tst organ Inns not Gnu word Of
farewell for Illnlleo. nor waro there any
autonolnists present ut Ills t1upnrturo.
La U1sClFAtOS.
HAVANA, Dyc. 7.-:Thu pnlico were orttcrctl
to cunsiscate yesterdays cditIDl, Ut tho DOM
ocratie newspaper, LII Dtsvtsfa'., hut, iii
proceeding to cnrry out the order, f0uAu the
edition already III circulation.
THE civil. tilIANn
Ind another encounter with the bn1Nllts led
by Sartuy, who escaped, abandoning rIno-
teen horses.
, 1881-12-08

:, AN AnnE uEeoMEs \ PROTESTANT.
; PARIS, Dec. 7.-Albd l}iothery, lnto Cl!np-
Into membership by tho American Protestant
Congregation at lsnnle.
THE Ut. Cyll RTunENT8.
The Minister at Wnr Inns permitted tho
students Ut the St. Cyr military sohDo' do
graded to tue ranks for attending III uniform
tle u,,las ol, tho rote dny Ut tho Count du
Clalnbord, to rolurl. to tlleir stuulus.
, 1881-12-08

CUuMIWs WIA,I EW4WlfVF.
A Huyel wotl1nx " !Igst.cl people NEAR
Macuu, \ trun pulled upat stAllon whcn y
cAhip!e suddenly stAM W ln tho alstt uf etktch
aud thUre In tito presence Df tue Mstu!alste4 pa4-
setlgnrs wora nuue I,la,l AuI vito: tlo whistle
sounded. mud tue hapany ia|r, sped a"ay to tue
would npprur Ut the tilst g1nnte. u runway
, 1881-12-08

Il, establish missions In Ills rtl,,,try. A s"c-
tIt,' ut til" rnplt. lere nre .iEsposctl to reses,t
th'' Interference nr An,rrIrAus IL South Af-
rlean n!rutgs. 'i'iW grc,Hl r.1hIi.', lI0we, er,
rIrmry purcriye tmt Aucrica ctu, lave HI
Interest lure beyp1,sl rullyurtlnE tho ltuallell.
, 1881-12-08

WILLIAM AfSnitAM ON THtAl. FOR Mt1tnEtt.
ISd itls IASDLA1li.
New Yu1.,s, Due. 1.-ll tho trial Of VIII"
ian Slutt>am for the murder Of Ills landiauy.
Mrs. Grave, At!olpl SfnsErali,. brother ut
the prisoner, identified sUElo latters written
by alin,. iii Il letter to tic husband of tho IT,
cc;,sctl stntlraM writes tilat lio wls oyercone
with grlef III hearing of Mrs. Craye's death
a,ld for not betng nh!c to attend l'er funeral
or tu send her. nowcra, snyllig. "Circ'!n-
stu,,ces nyur WHICH lind tl0 control" t1eing
cu],IllIull tn tho TunsS) "pruy1HttltR mo do
iig loltnr tu llur.in uo llopes. l,owoyur. s!lo
a,'ires lSit fashionable fu'e'''' a''d u''" ILL.,
ut:,, cAucAss WAS DUMPED IN THE HOLE
Oh l1nrt's Island liz than asks Mr. Gravy.
wllU IL Ills lIlusukt0IWt now, tild who stuilH
Tho geese. lilo knew lloth!n about do[ng the
inttar, but 1lr kiHW lca!i WA yory gogH to
st.r I seoyils i @ witi , LIZ oly q" TX put ay1 ttIe
urss'oUt Ut lIpr, lla nyurs In WIS Elal le
shut licr, aud would tto 50 agat's 1t he l'ad
clIancc.
HE Ii Sor AFRAID or nE1Nu HANGED,
lis "hanging IN Now york, IL ebontp 'playe.l
gut ;" bnt t. la';esl Moul!l U,,'y s..lur foT r.,
1nuntts. lii IL letter 10 tho District. Astorney
i!le tristIl,Gr refuses tn plCnt insanity, a. a'
yauu BY his counsel, SAYING lle prefers llnng-
TN !" ISs ,lI!so,,,ssnit ,,s ol itfSlty te
Hht3: ~ uiS ~ pttI l!uts - Bntethn9 'lhHo
llHu 0f III thu tNtttl!su tf AssasllH llkU tinl-
wi,atsyer @ i've cai, bo sitl hit tIut tjuy ire crazy'
GulrEAu Is TEflSa lila HEST
to make thu wnrld huieye liz, Is lnsanc."' IN
another lDttur tiu p,Es,,fur atlM,lts ula shoot
lux, suyinx ttiat niier tle llTst shut n!sspd he
know ile WIS lla1Io 10 ba ssnt to prlsn1'. aIa
slltEor With himself. II tho bullet lla, killed
hur vi 0l,ce, Iu Aays lle would lIAya long uga
| juInrtl Tux utl4 lsl!l,o In ileasut. "wler1 III
mnrlerera gn.", Tlla ren!ilnx ct tt1 lettnrs
stirrutl up u tluap feeling Ut Indignation
ugai,isl llo prisoner In ti.e court.
, 1881-12-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.


FtL1s~! rtLESt! p1L1;St!
4 sure cure IN llll,1si. Bleeding, itching, and
ulcctateti Piles tns h0en tltacnynred ny Dr.. Wllt4
!atIs: ! single flUx Ut Dll WILLIAMS INDIAN
PILE UfNTMEET hts cured the wurst chronic
rellefln live thjlIit:cNnft0r r using. Will
lASlS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho tHnors. soolhoi
pain. nllnys ti1o Inanss itch'ng. csnuctily aftee
Nettlug warm ln hsdl, netting a. a pOaltlcc. II Il
preMtred tur Plies, Itching Ut tho parts, nnA
notilin@ clar. HnIt by taruRxtsta. or nited
III receipt nf 1,riec-$f. hy
VAN sClIAACk, sTEv vENsON eco, Chleazo.
, 1881-12-08
,B.W1'l'XEflLAND.

.,
THE i.ASlsiif'
J}EtSE, der. 7.--T'1!e buI,,bnrttllltnL nj tsts-
tnnf I,oruu ,:r;tl.v 1nut hns hw,,, ,II.on,,.
. "''i ,%s" T ~ "'' "'H'''''
ttnsletl, As It HAtIett tu elect Tie desired rc-
suit
xyIu, AMI lEtc1tEn.
tt.,tt,,.t, ,,nvn ln,,, oi,a.t,,i n,,s,,,i,t ,,.,
lttf1lcHls HIVE uEelt Gl:tlE'l ilesllleiat hIhl
Vce-t'rcslilunL ug tie NnttHflat Council.
---z.-----.--
x,rr.rr.so @c r,-r,reN, rc
VIZ Inns Of 6DO6oN fla LIZ.
TN rtf,cr l,ctutI~ tt,n.,t lin MIRIAM 1:tcc.
.,.,.. rf,.,,,rt.n nst..,..t,m, .un.. ..,.
t'u. .a.''.- s." ,u s,..s '' ~ s'.s@
e""FHIM4 4k"Punteune DesH"tTM'ie
0furaur.
, 1881-12-08
SPAIN.

70 llE TAKEN WITH 4 aItA1N OF sALT.
MAnItl1,. Dee, I'm tho C!lanIluror lcpn.
tles today tic a!alstur Ut Jlstlcu statud tint
slavery ,o IoI,gur extstaA III tlla Spanish Col-
pl,Iesa 1t hai given placu tn system vt ap*
prenticeshlp tn conformity With recent Leg
tslAtiull.
, 1881-12-08
SOUTH AFRICA,
4 A$lGtftfsAN ttfkNIhNk

DURHAM, DEG. 7.-Umxrllu, u powerful
Ciiri in the country North vi DeluAna Lay,
has granted lit lc.lurst uf tho -snerienlt
Boa1u u Foreign Mi,slulls to be petinitlel
, 1881-12-08

SOCIETY.
What II Going TN .tm.o,sa tho Gotham
Nn>IsloIlat,1es.
Nt,p Itrk Sn,l. Ike. I.
No very Important society events have occurred
during tho pnat week. Miss oturEat,A wedding tn
rlns1ny drew tuurthur MI immense crowd.
Tho bride wns IuveIy to lnnk ufr,ti, tic brides.
mnidA weru Lccnrningly nttircd In white. with
tho ttclnnlnt ealOrs Ut red md nngentn repre-
scntct III their trimmings Of autumn lsnvcs:
tho uucsss did honnr to Tho nccnston In toir new
anl styllb, toilets. and the number f fn!r young
faccs wHH something nnitsuAf cvon IN New
York assrnbDagr.
4 fuw days before tho wedding a portnb1e
pscnsnre aud hunting lH,At of n sze III accosn-
1tItn'ntu four tnrt,4 was shipped from here to
Alexandria. Egypt. IN which tho ncw.n'nrrlcd
JMfr hopc to glide over tho distant wnturs nf tho
Milo ,lurin9 tho coming wlnt1f. Othor bouts
md othur recently nHrred couples will s''1H be
tuklnY Hight fur tho land uf pyrmsnfds atld
sphynxcs. which ia destined to he iiivu,1el by II
complete colony Of Americans this yenr.
Dinner parties multiply and inctcaso In mum.
her. a.d IN cust!ncss aud ciegance Of tlctal.
with every week TINT t,a*scs. yonnx !alcs'
tlfuntr wis xtrcn br Mrs. Lawrence Turnurc nt
her residence III btu1laun avenue on TuesiHy
last. Sixteen wore scatcsl NJ tnolc Wide cnoilNk
to accommodate t1lrcG ht either ctlst. nnd 1T
which tho ornarDGntauon 1T porcelain, ornsDlu.
and natural iiuwere WIS simply superb. Among
thu young pcopIe VIII, cnloyu II were Mis-. Lucy
Work, Miss MnrtG, Miss E.,Ilcott, Mias CAunpbn!l,
Mr. Ciarkanr.. ST: Chuevcr, Mr. Tl'cbnud, Mr.
Livingston; and Mr. FMrr.
purity wGru xn.hsrnsl ut NJ. Edward y: l'ekrr.
toas n Es1 Th!rty'stsh, s,rest, t o.. ~ Tus!ny M @
wnr iicI aud Mlss itetsl.wi.p avc lately arrived
T. IT, c.try Aonx tE9 E.;ta ,;,, ~.rt aI;
Srs l,nrt,ul.J, Nr. md Nrs, Within 81. Ey,lrts
, 1881-12-08

Twenty ycArA aEo it WINS nfoiesf1y
wRs The ilncst achievement Of tho sciencu of
perfunerr. II has never slnce been etluRle1 by
nny nthor 'l,sttltati0n. To-Day It IA sold FROM
Maine to Texas.
, 1881-12-08
mulch. 1t waa nnly Scheme to avol,5 tho wc,t.
dnR cnrts. wctl.lifig bra,akfast. claw tlhIutncr
4n1 whit tlrEsa tltlU9rnAr.


without scning 1}r. Sc0lt'a beautiful electric
11nir aud ilesl brushes. They always benefit
tie well, atd n,aryelously c,1rn headaches,
ncuralEla, da1itlrutI, falling lintr, madness,
rheumatism. etc. prfce refunded II nut M
represented. At drug ntNi fnlley Stt,res.
, 1881-12-08

J'Et.SE, der. 7.-'rlIe bol,,tantnenL nj tsts-
k0pf. begun Friday Inst, Inns hut.n dscot,-
tEntletl, ~ 1t futteu tu effect the desired re.
, 1881-12-08

: XYIW IND I.EETl1EHt
11"ttcHts, nlye l,rell e!'ete'l l'res1llri,t a,ul
tce.t'rcsillenL Of tho National Council.
, 1881-12-08
HORSE lsltEEDElls.

MEl.r1E1l UF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
llF TIsnIIINti-lNltisE HttEEHEita+
SutcI II ul,pattA 10 J1x Ehaeaa1 Tribune.
NlW InEK, l,rc. 7.--The fifth aHnun!
business ll!eetillg VI tAe NatlohAl Association
, 1881-12-08

Further Dctnti* Ab0nt tiin Marion, I:tcc.
tiHii Ieioi-'fhc NIthsl*strpi i'inn of ESls-
coIrHxf,lH 1kupu1,!trnti4 - DsMorrmtlc
Stnr!r* disposed Ol.-AlltnG Il*tilt ia
1fHrtlGf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-05-28
A PostofRce Story.

Mr.. John H. Hallett, one of the Oldest
public servants in the New York Postoffice,
remembers that in 1885, young woman
used to call every week for letter al.
dressed Miss Mary H. Russell, Postoff1ce "
The regularity of her visits, and her ap-.
parent unwillingnee to give any account OF
herself, elected much curiosity among the
clerks, but their inquisitiveness was never
gratifed Years passed away and gray
hairs appeared on the woman's head, but
she made her calls as regularly as ever, and
the expected letter was always waiting Tor
her Nearly ten years have elapsed since
her last visit, but the letters still come ad-
dressed to her name, although the inter.
walls between them are longer thanin the OLD
time. These letters have, of course, been
opened, but they contain no clue to the
identity of either the writer or the reclpi-
ent. Each contains a SIS bill with few
lines of writing to say when the next re-
mittance would be made. No address, no
date, no signature The handwriting is
that of man apparently feeble with age, and
another letter with the usual superscription
is, at present writing, lying unopened at the
post Office. Maria H. Russell, an elderly
woman ten years ago, is probably dead.
The letters with their contents are sent to
Washington, but no one can guess who the
anonymous writer is who 30 faithfully main
tanned his correspondence. Postoff1ces
are essentially practical places, but little bits
of romance may Sometimes be found even
In their history.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-05-28
Some Old Dutch Proverbs.

We must row with the oars we have, and,
as we cannot order the wind, we are obliged
to sail with the wind that gives.
Patience and attention will bring us far
If cat watches long enough at the mouse s
nest, the mouse will not escape.
The ploughman must go up and down,
and whatever else play be done, there is NO
other but the long way to do the work
well
Learn to sleep with one eye open. AS
soon as the chicken goes to roost it is a
good time for the fox.
Fools always ask what time it is, but the
wise know their time.
Grind while the wind is fair, and if you
neglect, do not complain of Gods provi-
dence.
God gives food to every bird, but he
does not bring it to the nest; in like manner
he gives us our daily bread, but by means
of our daily work.
The dawn of day has got gold in its
mouth.
He that Tags behind in road where
many are driving always will be in cloud
of dust.
Never set your feet in dirty and crook
ed path for the love of money 1t is work
that will bring bad interest if you wish to
suck honey of thistles.
You will need long spoon if you wish
to eat with the devil out the same dish.