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, 1881-02-26

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minds :l"Xr tila ,m.sl'"l'iraI rontineM ryery.
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"I'Gn' Eavc o1serve'l TINT IT, soure households
w. fa,l'iy 10 ot seGni in'q1, H. IT, rfrspect, Ihc
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, 1881-02-26

For Ine GhtctJI 7TsbHlr.
Ahl when you play with touch mud grace 80
chhrrnfng,
Ny Thoughts iioat out upon tho stratus 30
sWent-
To misty Ircnm-lands, whore rest curscntpd,
Thinking hly HE with every good rrpletc.
tlrxers,
DO sure 'tis 10 tho pnst my memory c1tnys:
Aye, trte 1t IL. that :" Sorrows urown Ut sor-
row "
VIII ntwnys be remembering happier things.
Yes. Can hour you tlny and never weary
Ills fur tn0 soUN tho E,tHnonts l1HsA NwMy.
Fnr when list1n It c0ine3 not no kceslly-
Thu thought thAt dnrkuus lor INC ntnny Il tiay.
FEU1tlA, Ill. j. L.
, 1881-02-26

t}ftFHN rFef 4'tt&4s
4 man on whom tl,o hurslnns OF winter lah
lott their mark enterHti hi o!lleo OIL Gr!swolA
street yesterday nnl promptly lnQuireu:
"Do you want u cas!lleres" j..
"So, SIR"
"Dsa private secretary?
mo, SIR"
:" "Want ,portcr9"
=, "WSnS ,'; ,'i aayhsS'y 81 at tito house to 'ao oaFe
"fllvull't my horses"
"Waut my Goa! brought in9''
lloH'l i,au coal. -
"A!ant n1ly Wn.1 sawul"'
"sllu'l! swUop out your oflloo for guar
Nm"
"i;sl, you recommend mo tor jobq''
"Eee! like lending mo 10 censsp'
"t;S :" Noe, 2 nickel Q" 'n0'''
"t;lvo ne TINT stub ot 4 elgarF'
"'rhinr there's aiiy clance for mo III De-
mo"
"a "AIl sIghtt;, i, III h, lanyo y; it within ha!f an
And ae walked out ns stltf as poker.
QUIrs.
Tho bny who Is wull slhlnglod by his parent
will sled water,
kccp your stovo coalcd II you would keep
pour h0usu warm.
"Serlaus charges aga Inst a Cl,lcago deal
or" " uio l,cnlf-ltnp Ut Il dispatch IN tho
daily papers. liz prns,nbly hatl three noes IL,
Ills pnot.-tioston Cu'nnIsrohsl nastctta.
a. Frcnchnall IL about tn ba bphuadet.
Under thu ga!llnt!lls y PRIEST approaclles tl,!,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
PERSONAL.

General SkObelcf Is represented ~ b cling eN-
trcncly avcrse to accepting any post involving
,i,i administration prcfcrrng to 1.-Two IN retirement
until there shall be- more llghtIng To do.
In 4 recent speech at Bordeaux Nc. Louise
Michel excited the laughter OF her .adicncc by
stating that she had seen tho fine ladies Of the
rAciiOH put out the eyes OF expiring ColhIhunLStS
with their parasols.
Prince Rudolph Of Austria and his young wife
are going u spend tho summer ut Ischl, the Tyro-
lean watorfng-plaoe, whore the Austrian Emperor
La, q castle 4 little villa is being pretty fitted
up tor tho young pair whose honeymoon Is not yet
over.
pr. W. II. Russell the journalist. is the only mem
bcrof the Duke of Sutherlands party who takes
Mains 70 bo fashionable in attire and particular
about his gloves and umbrella. The doctors bright
dtrh brown eyes have still a youthful fire and his
gray Inustachc Is as trim as his figure Is erect
Richard Wagner is said to have slightly offended
ROYALTY during lis recent visit 10 Berlin to see his
Nibclunccn' performed. lie 80 rarely has an OPP
portunty 10 hear his works that IT greatly ex-
cit, him. and when in the of one of the per-
formances he invited 10 the Crown Prince )
box he Immediately declined. Tell the crown
Prince hc said 10 the h"rrilod Cour oihcia mat
atn too nervous aud excited 10 cOnNcioc.'
lis rotated of Dr. Holmes that at a country char
table fair one day he was eutrratcd Ia furnish a
letter for the post oico. Ile scilcd sheet OF pa
per and between its folds placed ! bank note (:
tarnin, to the first page ho wrote the following:
Dear lady, " hosoccr thou art,
Turn this poor page With trembling caro-
But hush. ola hush. thy beating heart,
Thu one thou lowest beet Viii hc there.
In obedience 10 the poets Injunction the page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

and the enemy orprogress win be oVerthrown
and liberty reestablished on the foundation
laid in 1870"
This is a much more cheerful outlook than we
have been accustomed to from the Tammany
Sachems. Instead of viewing things with I'M
nitigated alarm, they announce that upon tho
whole the time is Opportune for a grand rally
and that one more effort will do the business for
the Gillette Republican party 1t will be disap-
pointmcnt, of course. to the patriots who hayo
received these invitations in previous years, and
become so habtuatcd to the melancholy rclicc-
tons they suggest concerning the future of the
Republic that thoy really enjoy them; but they
may take comfort in the thought, after all, that
the Sachcms are mistaken and the time Is not
OpDOTtuDG,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

To ne razor OF me Irtbnne.
SIR: | notice thc absence of remarks by THE
TRIM 81 among the newspaper notices ON the accom-
pauyirc circular and being old reader ~ your paper
and accustomed 10 rely your recommendation ven
turc To Ask your opinion OF the reliability OF the company
that issues "a advertisement the New York Muina. I'M
proycmcnt Company and Of tho character and standing
~ the men connected with it, The advantages OF build
INK society are so much talked Of here by young men
who fec disposed 70 join in scheme that viii enable
them To SECURE bones o. their that TIL TIiBuN
will confer great favor the public by giving IT. can
did opinion ~ this company and It's promoters or by ~
frriug suggestions that III enable young men on .nsn
salarr- attain their object Oa more favorable rls
than are promised IN the Circular Loiss STIR
Brooklyn, Juno 10, ls~l
Tho press notices appended to the circular are
based upon the prospectus and not upon any POSITIVE
results which have been accomplished. The presi'
dent Of the company il T.. b. Harper, formerly man
aver Of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Boston. and the architect Is B.nlamn
silmsn. jr. Tie system has the merits Of The in'
stalmeut plan, which has been successful III iAil-
adclpha and here, aud the company is Said 10
have received influential support from capitalists
with philan;hropic impulses. II has not yet had 'i'
to demonstrate liz utIl = and eiliciency.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

FORFIGN-Rioting went on at MarSeilles Yesterday,
but order was finally recstablshcd. - Mr.. Glad
stone yesterday confirmed the statement Il at the
British Government had made representations 10 the
United States Government III regard 10 the Irish
diminishing fund. The trial OF the assasSins of
the late Abdul Aziz has been postponed for week.
- The Italian Government has concluded q loan
for the purpose Of rcsuming specie payments.
DoMEs1IC-The vote in the Legislative Joint As
scmbly yesterday was light and indecisvo. -
Judge Van Alstyne charged the Grand Jury at
Albany Yesterday and devoted . large part Of his
charge 10 the matter Of bribery Of Legislators. --
In the State Senate the adverse report o. the conf
mttee on the bill Ia establish Rail. Dad Commission
was not agreed to, and the bill amending the act
relating to proof of former conviction was passed.
- Governor Cornell has vetoed the bill proyid-
ing for retiring and pensOnng public school teachers
in New York and Brooklyn. - Secretary Window
issued circular yesterday relative to the contin-
uance of bonds =- Edward Fearing, commits
sion merchant at Auburn. y. Y, has taken his own
life. -T The i}rockton House, ut Broc'ton, Mass,
has been destroyed by fire. -@ :. y. Wilcox and
A. C. Bell prominent citizens Of Chicago, were
drowned in Lake Superior while fishing. --
TichbOrue Gilman; has appeared in California.
CITY AND STINT RBAN-,judgc Truax yesterday
gave decision sustaining the consolidation of the
TELEGRAPH companies. - The steamboat Grand
Republic struck the Adelrh in the Eact River, and
was considerably damaged --- .ir. Conklingard
his friends were said to he planning al adiournmcrt
- The New-Yorl State Association for the pro
lection Of Fish and Game net IT Brighton Beach
- The troubles OF the wofkuicu % the MORAN
Iron Works have not been adjusted. -- Gold
value OF til, lcgal-tenGcr ilecr dollar 12i2 grair A
sG.27 cents. Stocks dull and dropping closing weak
and unsettled
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dicate partly cloudy or clear weather, with occa-
sonal light rams and slight changes IN temperature
Thermometer Yesterday: highest, ~; lowest
67o; average, 7illo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
COMMON rsE AND Patent RIGHT.

COMMON Use AND PATENT RIGHT.
TO the Edtt0r or The Tribune.
SIR: | have just run upon an account,
in Ire Baio,ors Sun Of thu date. ~ the answer Of
United states District Attorney woodford TO the com
plant Of the Yale Lock Manufacturing Company m ia
suit against Postmaster james Il not his position
wrong one II patent has been granted 20 the fa'o
Manufacturing Company, are they not entitled 20 "a
und,ri The IA. Of this kind OF OcA having h'a u'ei
Tor two year. previous the issuing ~ rtter,p4i. %
the Yac Company should make 40 fcrrnce pa Ga, mat
ter. Tia, sht have been a reason Why The Plt'ls
Once should have refused letters the Yale Company
but thee letters having been Issued the exclusive ugbt
of manufacture and sale Of this lock should f-i ID 10
Vale Company unii u such thing - possible II. W
ttrs patent De Withdrawn. LAlh MAN
FGr1liceH Va, June q, ISL
30: you have fallen into not uncommon error
The plea q the Disrot-Atorncy referred Ia Is only
one Of number Of his dcfcnccs in the acton bul
n j. sustained by the fact. IL is complete defence.
section 4.o2O of the United States R',ise Statutes
provides that if the defendant in action for IN
fring,mert az patent shall prove that the inyea-
t. had been in public nse sale il. this country
for more than two years before the plainud appi-
cation frr patent that judgment shall be- given or
the defendant. Dl-tnctAttorney No0diou claims
that the SAFE Deposit Company was using boxes u
the same character - Postmaster James introduced
q. lrtt.r-hoxrs into ihe Pos; Office more thaa 40
wears lrforc the Yale Company applied FOR IT, pat
eut There are. however some differences ~ tho
construction of the boxes used by the Deposit Com
many and those in the Post Olicc and IL doesn't re-
co,-ar. ~ follow that the DstrictAttoney will sue
ccro under this plca.-kdl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
gnocr 10 Advertisements.

ADJUSTMENTS Pu0t-6th colnnn.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Sh PGJc-'th c-.uIu I re-, oolr-nr
EISKISG H0Usrs AND BNNKLRs-1M F@3e-O'I O"l'i'i-
BOAEp AND KOON&-&d F,i9e-Alh co uihiL
BrsISrs- CHANCEs-7M IGgc-6th COLUMN
CoPtETNEEsIIF NOrICIS-.;d Fdgc-'iA column
.0rp1r. RIOS N0TlrFs-Ch IGgt-5th &C umn.
DIvIpEND SoTIcEs-7M I0qe-6i u coihuh'
pErss MANISG--H IIgr-3d column.
bay GnODs-3d PaQS-jd and 9TH columns. ,.
EJGOPEAN AID EEIIsLNINIs-bd I'gf--" ''
EXCUEsIONs-3d I0rc-Gth column ,., o,,,c.
fINAsClAIl-7h IOOe-itI, ON and ,'h , vu.','"'o
GEArEs aad FENDTEs-3d Io0S u'n '"'"'-"-
UTIP MANrLD-2d TGGc-Glh C"'uIhh. ,
Uonsgs, CARRfAGTS &C.-OW itDr-Vlu V"i'u'i-
IIcTFls-:}d Icgc-2d cOlu1u.
INs1EfrTfO.-6M Pdg'-2d ana jd coiInhs
LAW Scuo0Is-.;h JU96-}d column
IOsr AND FOJ SI,-2d PUge-itl colnrn
MAGNETIC CLOTHiNS-3f P0Qc-1tA cold'nn;
NAaBIE AND SLATE MANTLrs ~ l0Gs-lt coinlnh
NARRIAGIHAND DAArIis-Ih I"Gf-b'h c"iuli'n'
NTyING- On IQge-tth ana 9TH c"lnt -
NfsCELLASEOvS- IN FUR ON anl ON cul.tihh9
MrsICAI lNSrRtuENTs-}d PGg'-Gth column
OCEAN STEAMERS 81 PG1S-Jth column
PROPOSALS. 6M idrr-jth coiuuIi
REAL IsTATE-2i pc0t-Iih c"lnnn. 90, ,,,,,,,
FFwAIFs-2f Ydq,-5tll and Gth columns.
eprctU NoflCl.-Jfh Irqc-Cth column. go
sITAMBOATs AND RAiLEOAOs-3d PUge-3d ana 9lh
SUMNER ResoRrs-3d Pa9e-lst anu "a columns
TEACHERS 6h PL7r-3l column
IIrs TUGF-3d PI9e 9th column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

"N'1
Ir. '"nhHng iIichd' maze 'i' l'"' '''''''
Notwithstanding ih'' L,A"' man H"' '.''',' "
instant III '"' ''"''i VI 49, ','.
pUbhcal p'H cannot anon "" ..''''
UNIV '''' '''' W CIV I,''''' 80.
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E"i''I!, ""'""' '"'.' '' - ''
ne once Ul"'' ""'"'' ''I.
Las a'-'""H ',N'" ''''-'
Law ing ""' INV I"' '.'''
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u''n'" "i''o '",'' 80
Nos N,"' "''" '"' ''
RECOMMENDATION anu &c."
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no cause " "i''''' "''' o..
tilh'd " n""'''''' '''' 81" 81
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N'0H ''-N
Is 'ii''' any u'""' a. ~ ''''
sucu cH'uIIa'".i''' VI q ''''
the senate var ,''" "'
uonh"''S anu o'"'I'
Instinct pdiu' "liI'I1''" i" any '''','
ponies. Voic 20 sen" ho''o' ouN''"- ''' q"
to the SEQ; ne hunS himself OH 81 I'D " p"'''o"
wOu!d be a deliberate array ing "l ihc hP'nH-
cars of tins State against the Administration
and against their own party ~ the senate. NO
other meaning could attach L" IT, I"Ik ah"". a
new party There's Your new party Already
It's the ConkhnS party win no di,'h''i'e
principle. no Issue, no platform othci than 'Iiat
MIR ConklinC can do no wrong. The LcgINa-
ture Of New-lork and the Republican party of
this State have then ~Vindicated Mr.. Conk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

President and his family az enjoying the sea
breezes in n retired hotel quite out OF. the way
of the usual haunts of visitors to that popular
watering place. The absurd story that tho
motive of General Garfield in coming TO inc
Jersey coast was to meet General Grant and
"harmonize" him so as to stop his talks In
the newspapers, is set at rest, and with 1t goes
the other equally absurd story that the Presi-
dent wanted, for political purposes, to be nearer
than WASHINGTON to the scene Of conflict at
Albany. His visit to Long Branch has the
sufficient and only object of placing Mrs. Gar
field in sach surroundings as will best aid her
to recover fully her health and strength. As
usual the natural and real motive of the Presl-
dents move was the one the goesip-mongers
overlooked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
coabliae hcsins to assume the posi'io" of a

Coalline lcgins to assume the position OF
National bore.
r.rlaps thr Democrats could be- induced to make
their ticket for l~~i Grant and Coulne. on . pat
form OF t.ua.y nnd Brother-in-la" Crai"cr.
I-r-.lrn, Garfield say, he is willing to have pub
l.hrl the answer which h. wrote to General
Grants letter 10 him. sent IN tho Same mail with tho
lrtt.r T., Jones. provided Grant has no objection
LET lo,e Grant will consent He ought TO- for he
lna had hi- say abuut Cramcr and li"d'Au freely
enough and be- ought to be- Wiling 10 LET In" public
sro GarH.lI. eit, u the case. While tic country
i- not tlIrstng for information about br'th'r-ih-
llN TRAINER. % would Zee Interested IN hearing ihc
PRESIDENT, r,aSous for not ScnlinB that ds-
tiugIishcd diplomat 10 = warm place.
!. j, a question at Albany whether thirty-threc
Rcpul ran ncuilr. shall force seventy three other
T.. iUb,cau mem 10 adjourn, and thereby th"art
tin viii of the party.
Grlu, ,pys Conklnc ~ trying to show what he
,,u do Ilr hl. succeeded IN showing what he can
On. ut = NIu'l, atinh
There +, not ncmocrnt IN The country who vii
noi D.. SORRY h. -c.. 3D.. Legislature coci t"" good
E,raIlc.u. 20 thr ~rnltr aud adjourn 1h'r' las
urv.- N,,uu, -afI political policy discovered ih'h
t,frI o.i what toul OPPONENTS d"nt want you Z"
pn a.I ti.,l - AND dD a. There never Wa, .
h,,t.r t.u., to put thi, Iocy m force than the
present.
p..ha,,. ran. will feel sorry enough Tor ConklIng
to ,..ll. Oh. Grant und with him. That would
i.al, ~ors,of thr distinguished but modest donors
o., ro,iatn-iy happy.
.l. krd story Is circulating in Washington ancnt
n u.at and good Cunt Wheeler that Jealous
C.ntIrsdl-,Ipr. clint went Ia Washington IN
N.-.a T., appI, for urldy's position as second ~
..-.a.t 3. Postmaster General. he mall known BIS
!,.l. to Contlng and. accord ny to the colrc,pon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

! ~ '' '. '.+ '.+''
TIL" annual m''i.''"H "i 'h' ''"''''''' 30
c'r'y ." u, 'c' 'i'.'" 81 'I' ""' '-.i' 81.
American "o'p'h'' .'' '.''
and c'h>''i Do "H' -'' "'''' We ''' "' ''
ru t' ana """ '' .L' '....'" 'i '.
q" f'" FIih ''I" d." '.'' l.''' '''' '-''
f,rll hardly ...d BOO sal 'h"l l.' issuance ''
tli' a'nuu 900" DIS 1921 ''''' '''' -i"''ir
p"isi",. Io"" l"i .- FOB N.'' -' .'l- '''. cost .-
-i'I"- si''I'.,'t '' ''-.''- l'.''''."' ''".'-
il"a- and % i"i'''-' Co.. .'' '' ''..' '' any
minute Fl" Iti.'" ''' I'"''. '.' h'' i'''
DO l"~-' .i'' d.. '.' ''.''' '''
than t"'ht t'"' ''H. H'''"'I'i '.'- ''' 30 ..
ccp''a a- tH' ai'n"t.'o 'a' o.. aH''It' i".'l'."
weather r.o'' h'in I .r observe i- "n lh' i"ih-
M'y watch towers. l''" ..'i'' >'." Ii' Il'h.
Augustus -. '''"' -"''' ''I'i '..-'' -..'''
;. -'' '''.'' ''>"." ' '.' ' '' '''' ''''' us
ii ''' '''. '''"I ''"' .''. .'~' l''" "' "'' i''.
co. 'i"t '-i'.- '' '''''. ''" '''- vows
thAe iIr' H-'' .'i...- AAN 'H' ""i'- "' A''-
h'hd "i'h "' "'' 'I'' "- wig """ "'" "'"
"td' "r can o' Z" Ii''''I I' 'i' year w"
Eu-l Stop atII.'H.- ''' '''''It gre I'i 'h-
"'"'I "' must '''''' I'd. -"- '" '"'''' '' '"''"
'H"l"'i VIZ "i"'' Ii'-'." '' ''' w" NOW VIZ
oi"uNs "h"'"'' "' H"''' l-'.'' ''''"''''A1
another N' mus '--H' more" '"'" ana 80 on
and on. D." i"mu1'} Society always has
something {" Nl'" VITA alarm just before ihc
fourth of July Away, points 1t out with tear
iul pathos and always proposes the same
remedy, {" Wit the restoration Of the Demo
cratic party to power.
And 50 il happens That along carly ~ June all
thoughtful patriots have como to look for the
1dnmauy Fourth of July invitation, to find ont
what the matter L. with things ID general 1h.
year the 80 rand Sachcm Mr.. Augustus Schcll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
1yTRIc1Y IDEAS IN AUSTRIA.

AMERICAN IDEAS IN AUSTRIA
Tho current series Of consular reports pub-
ishcd by the State Department contains two
messages which NAV be studied to advantage by
enterprising merchants and inventors who may
be seeking TO enlarge the American export
trade. The first serves ~ warning against
carclcssncss and bad faith on the part OF
manufacturers in introducing their wares
abroad. and the second cnforccs the old moral
that with patience and unrcmitting ehort q
successful inventor can finally overcome resist
anco to foreign patents. Both instance, are re-
lated hy Consul-Gcncral Weaver Of Vienna
who writes with becoming caution and reserve
vet lopcfullv withal, Of the prospects Of
American trade with Austro-llrnSmy
Daring the past year an Austrian firm sent
representative To the Uuitcd'Statct to open busl-
ness relations with various houses ana c'pc-
c:ally with the manufacturers OF rubber hose
which il was thought could bc used IN the VINE
industry and for many other purposes ana IN
troIuccd on a large scale Samples oi rubber
goods were sent ont hy N"w-l ork house ana
accented Dos the Austrian firm. Orders amount
ir, ~ $1,000 were received. ana there was
ever, reason 10 expect that the sales Tor the
first wear would reach 100000. WITH PAINS
taking care and common h"nr'ti the i''i'""-
lions of an c.t,n-iNe trade corr" INV "'t"
laid. What was iA' result '''" ''''.
goods had "liN'u """ "''"
a>cc:tancd thn' 'h' Hl", "',' o..
tract had non n''n '"i'''',' r..
ought 10 have "rH "' "'.''" '',.
end 20 end whereas ,'' ""'', % ,,' ,,
continuing 100 ACCORDANCE VIII '",
tious for yard FROM '''" Gnu ''' WI '''
rest OF the lri -ih It'll "'' ~ "'''
metres. lhr ii"h-'''I"" was wv
al s!oNculf American iI'"" '"
sent ha"h io thr AGENT anu S""> ''"'
shipped 20 Nc"-l "Ih' ana NA' "''.' '''
douhtedly Lave been PI"''''''
hi"o ;m L" %" ''' '''''' '' "",
II in' terms "i iH' '""''''' '.''
understood, laAh'' -'"II I'''''' '
itself iE attempting '' ih .'~' "i'"
customers hy % -haIl"" ui'h oil ''' '"','
the manufactures h-d NOT h''" -'"'' 90 '''
faith. there vas gross cG'I'>'"'' '' '''."'- '''
Order for % ne" and >u'p''"u' H"'N''' ""'
whether there Lad been cuIl"'lr negligence "l
deliberate deceit the common reputation "'
american manufacturers e'"'f," D" ''r''
qucncc So that % VIII r'i".' a. ''"- .'''
patient effort and honorable "'"'''I' '' "'',''
General Weaver P''n''u' '''"'''' - "''''
tlc mischief that has bcch d'Hc'
4 Philadelphia Inventor went 20 Vienna %
year ago with 3 watcr-whccl so constructed
tLA' hN,-t'utA' OF the -Hf'"'' oil '' I1'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
poRFRrsov,s UNPARDoNABLE SIN.

nom I1NfInHfII IuI0ItFIt III ...rg
If General Grant had not said so many tui"Ss
recent, that were unbccoming the siateient lha, J
s.t .. oh.rtson was a traitor To me 81 thcago W, ~
e. frcr.,lilc lcurra Grant ought TO knoN that pu.
ner cent OF his force NJ Chicago had kepnbcin IA
h. ,es behiud them; that the strong kepunhca ,sst
,,,.,s ,,re lnost ithOut exception against mn -
oSrrt. was elected DELEGATE asa Elaine ul, ION
49,, "a Me, instruction, that the state toFeil.l1t
- 49,, nrtborify "a give. /. would be cHbhleitSt
Mn Do,y for eueri, Grant 20 join Nlcs-i ~ a.
Arthurat Albany, and lah"I Win '''' "'
seubly IN behalf Of tho dcscuefs'
u,unNT on THE VIRGINIA otFLOoh'
!" 80 d, ,eryj.,r IA me gnNJdc'phfd fffsf' 81.
"Soa thrrc.n said he pointing To aoou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

turned disclosed the attractive grsenback Of thu
value of one dollar, and 10 prove the truth Of thi5
assertion, he made the following appeal on The OBJ
positc page from tho bank deposit:
Fair lady, lift thine eyes and tell
II this u not truthful letter.
This is the ono thon lowest well.
Andnsught toI would II axe thee love II better.
TORONTO, June 2O.-A special cable dispatch Ia
Tho WorLd from London says prominent and we'll
Informed official states that Sir John 4. Macdonald
Il To be raised 10 the Peerage and thar ne is succeed
Lord LOrne as Governor-General of Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

Il would have been better for General Grant
reputation II be- hAd remained the silent MAI III
on,,ht ~ be- generous but he must not give LlA'e'
away Boston Courier uhdb
The Conkling-Phtt party Will find eFehtuo,
allv that they cannot d,Inorlle the AdininstIso"
in Albany with any number Of charge ana put up J"''
fBuifO Express iRepD
The colored race has increased 80 per .eus
iu The last ten years tho best possible PROOF 81 h a.
rrn treatment That there has been more OF ifSs -.
fituilatiou and abuse do not deny but III tleai
ia The reception 20 the rule, else the census H'S'
fNrmphls Appeal lDCn)