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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
FOR S ALE

The property known as tie GERMAN
at the corner of Second and
Charity streets and Bunker Hill avenue,
Is for sale at a very reasonable price.
For further particulars inquire of T.:
LICHTENBERGER, Main street. s20tf
ExpreSs COPY,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
Clothing Department.

Our Clothing Department filed with the goods.
We have the LARGEST ASSORTMENT, FINEST FABRICS
NEWEST STYLES and BEST FITTING and sell at the LpwEr
PRICES. SSpecal attention called to line of NOBBY SUITS
made choice material and of perfect it, for YOUNG MEN
Our stock of BOYS and CHILDRENS SUITS is repete
with garments of the Latest Styles
PLAIN and REVERSIBLE ULSTERS ULSTERETTES and OVER
COATS for Men Youths Boys and Children comprising
thing NEW and STYLISH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
FOR SALE.

A WELL-IMPROvED FARM OF so
ACRES; two artesian wells; orchard
and vineyard OF 20 acres. Inquire of A.
W. POTTS, County Clerks office. m25.1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
KimbaIl Mansion,
NEW HIGH ST.. LOS ANGELES, Cal

sISPACIOUS PARLORS, Fine Suites,
and Large Single Sunny Rooms, contain.
ing all modern cOnveniences.
STTHE TABLE supplied with the best
the market affords.
tUntf MRS. NJ, II. KIMBALL, Prop.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
FOR SALE.

A TWO-STORY DWELLING, NO. D
FORT ST., IL rooms, with all modern i'm
provements. A Great Bargain. Enquire
at premises for particulars. o9.lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
FOR SALE,

A RETAIL GROCERY STORE, with
delivery wagon; price, $500. Address
j., Herald office. n4-Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
TO LET.
FOR RENT.

A HOUSE of FIVE ROOMS, No. 1877
OLIVE ST., and FURNITURE FOR
SALE. Enquire on the premises. o29tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
FOR RENT.

ONE LARGE DWELLING HOUsE
centrally located, suitable for boardin 2
house or renting rooms. Furniture for
sale.
Apply TO THAYER d GRAHAM.
No. 20 Spring ST., opposite Court House
n4-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
Sso,oooTo LOAN

On first-class real estate security at
per cent. net, in sums of $4,000 or over.
Enquire at the HERALD office. ocl3-lm
va@CAPlTALISTS. notice this!!!
We SPLENDID INVESTMENT in
city property is offered; will net l5 per
cent. Call on G. WHITE.
je25.n8m Room 40, Temple Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
Knitted Goods Department.

This department comprises full lines of Ladies' Chill
drens HOODS Ladies' Misses Chidrens SACQUES and
ULsTERETTES, NUBIAS, LEGGINs and BOOTEES.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
Fridays Races.
........................-b. G. Johnnie Wiegle
= Cade enters-........blk.g g. Washington
SATURDAYS Races.


Saturdays Races.
FIRST RACE-Running, free for all
graded horses, one mile dash, purse 500
Y. Lyon enters ...."........"....D. ~. MlsGaca
ID. II. O1ckey enters.......b. m. Wide Eyes
N. A. Covarrubias enters.....b. e. Otto X.
SECOND RACE-Trotting, free for all,
mile heats, 3 in 5, purse $500.
L. H. Titus enters........"".....b b. g. bullet
q. A. Durfee enters.".....m.p. &. Charlie d.
X. l.. Maberry enters...... ......-......-........
.....................b. m. Lady Washington
THIRD RACE-Running, free for all
~ mile dash, purse $3.50.
James Carr enters.........b. G. Tom Wade
ID. r. Dickey enters......b. m. Wide Eyes
FOURTH RACE-Trotting mile heats,
3 in s. purse S100.
Il. j. Rose Dol sur
l.. H. Titus enters.....".......b m. Echora
Friday night at Turnverein Hall, by
request Of many citizens, tho Quartettes
and solos by Madame Maria, Mrs. Bee
son, Messrs. Alternately and Rees, Mrs.
AberRathy accompanist. Also, solos by
Prof. Fiske. Entire new programme.
Saturday eyening-Premium list will
be announced.
Grand Closing Ball Monday Night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
COMPLETE LINES OF

COMPLETE LINES OF
Ladies' Misses and Childrens Merino Underwear,
Ladies Muslin Underwear
Felt Knit and Satin Skirts,
Zephyr, Saxony Wool Germantown Wool
Knitting Yarns, Shetland Wool
Embroidery, Chenilles and Silks etc.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
Glove Department.

SWe special attention to RIVERSIDE LACED KID
GLOVES, which recognized the BEST the market.
Our STANDARD three, four and sixbutton KID GLOVES
give universal satisfaction
Ladies' Misses and Chdrens CLOTH and LINED
GLOVES.
We offering unusual bargain of THREEBUTTON KID
GLOVES at soc. pair
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
Wanted.

A GOOD SALESMAN. Apply at "a
Main street. o271
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
Hosiery Department.

In this department have full lines of PLAIN FANCY
COTTON and WOOLEN, for LADIES' MISSES, CHILDREN
and INFANTS comprising ALL GRADES and LATEST STYLES
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
Fancy Goods Department.

By extension in this department, enabled
assortment in this line by far the largest and most
complete this city, and comprises everything that and
fashionable in TRIMMINGS RIBBONS NECKWER BUTTONS
, 1881-04-16
SCIENCE.


UNDEROl1OuND TELEGRAPH .sYA~
TEN OF GERMANY.
In Germany tho practical difficulties IN lay
!ng underground ,teleg1npt wires appear TO-
be overcome. aud atter many years. trial; on
tile part OF hur scientific meh, q cable, Aura.
biz and PERFECTLY protected from any proba-
bnb Injury, tlas been made, and within thu
last ilyu years over 5000 miles haYa been ssl-
rcudy laid. In fnct, the entire northwestern
portion Of Aartnnny IL conneote4. aud tbs
coming sun,usur It il expected thas the uoy-
sr.,uent Will complete The main CONNECTIONS
In tie othsr parts OF the Uund. The cahls
consists OF seven ur more copper wlras. sopaa
sa.ely insulated by 3 gutIa,perpha: COW
criux; these laid togethes.. have dou.
Bis sheath OF guttapeschs With al
hemp yarn, again surrounded by close
covering Of iron wire, In turn projected BY
another layer. Of tar1ed hemp, the whols
, 1881-04-16
The golegroVe Book.Co.,
10 MadiSon.St.
WESTERN PATIENTS.


List Of Western I'asonts Issuod This
:" Week.
Special Dispatch to 7nd Chicago Tribune.
WAsltIsoToN, D. G., April 15--A. n. Eyans l.
Co..roport tho following patents issued to Vest
orn inventors this week:
ILLINOIS.
=: D nAldwla, ohicaEo transferring, etc., de-
4: 4. Baruasaf Moline. rosary .zraln-.dpar-
i: N. Cole, Elsin, warohoi,ao truck. .
". y. Doo, CIlcuVo. disposina OF sower-kas.
y. !. Esler, ncilesllle, seedIng-machino {ro-
-. i. Estoll, Chicago, clock striking mcutan.
!, = n, Harvey, Rockford, untvorsal-,oint coup.
H.. Howe, ohle,tso. chain two patonts,.
t i; ksaTns' Saor SES' wsbsf eGhicAso, spin
H.C. Kristo. Chicago, bonding, etc., hot rails.
~; Not'!ew. lsosevI!le. c,tltivHtor- tooth.
J; Il u Neli; cu1n: vehicle. wheel. ~
~: Poo 4 Fugntc, Vioin. uruppor.
" seng, :, ch5teago. 5!s q; .:a rocking. oh,i'r:
n. 4: Shcp1rd LcbaunH, safety-reservoie. :,
". i. Smith, ChIcnxo, chr-wt,eot.
a. Stqrok, Chieaxo. MIr-prcssuro apparatus.
u. 9. stovcrs Frecport. curn-shcklnr.
WISCONSIN.
70. Albert. Rae!nc. wagon.brake lover.
y: n. Estcb, Clinton, poko-tcnonlnR snaohIno.
u. 1Ackson R0scob0l. washing tnAchtno.
a. N. Nurse, Milwaukee, lHtleIlhlo Ink.
J. L. Perry. 13orlin, wood. polishing machine.
A. II. Wood, Uenyer Dunn. corn-puppur.
MICHIGAN.
J: penotl1ct, Grand ltaptds.t, .t,wash. bonch.
r. T. n,sasi!; .,li nrant Mspils
J. i. DOud, VnBaNr, GArth-AuKGr.
y. 9. Everest. kalanlazoo, cultlvator.
}HaTFsIs ,I'ts. pssroLt; t,s snsf;pensory,sholt ;ps
G. 2: Miller, South Frankfort. .reln.nttaohmcnt
+. ". Noyes, Lay CITY, anllnal-clippins una
F:W; Randall, rokonshn, tripping doyioo for
J.F. Wulscn, St. Cla!r, stove. 20
MINNESOTA.
II. z. Colos, Luke City, carpot-stro tohcr.
IONA.
A. Fellows. Maquokcta, oloanlng and propar-
]. t. Jones. Clnrksvtile, cotIar-pad.
n. f. Lommonior, Ida Grove, thrashIng.ma-
u. Morton. Cedar Rapids. md J. r. spaulalns,
?E'xY xrnSs 1iSRn ta1sSs PLATFORM
D. Van Evern, MAquokota, coal*stovo naga-
0.:H. warrou, Hampton, salky.plow clamp.
INDIANA.
q. N. Beard, Angola, windmill pump,
]. n. Dcnns, Cambridge City, brush.
j. !. FilRhau, Richmond, grain-drall attach-
Y. II, grazs, hexansport, plastic comp osltiou.
a. J. Hopkins, Richmond. f0rca-punp.
A. y. incksHn, Kokomo, baktng- pan.
J. ei4rtx, W!naulMo, enr.cou pllng.
4. Y. MtGuiro, hichlnoud, duttng apparatus.
u. TRULY. Elkhart, combined door~be,l and
i. whitehall, Attic, cnd.sato for wagon.
, 1881-04-16
hooks RECEIVED.

HOOKS RECEIVED. !
HARDlK0r's PHOTOGRAPHY ANp MNkxoN1cAs
Columbus: a. II. Smythe. >,
TIE DIET CunE. BY r. L. Nichols, NJ. D. New
York: b1. l.. Holbrook 4; Co. ..
How TO TnAvE1- Dy Thomas ". Knox, Boa.
ton: Lce t. Shepard. Price 81.
TlIE TELEsCopE- BY Thomaa Nolan. N ~
York, D. Van Nostraud. PrIoo 80 oentA. =.
Rouvu RontN gkn1Es; 4 NAhxL1ss NosLp-.
MAN. uoston, ]. Il osgood & Co. Ps.cs u.
THIS IRts.1 LAM QUESTION. by Henry Georgia,
New York. u. Appleton s. Co. feico rs oeats,
TIE ART or FURNISHING. ny II. J. Cooper.
New York, Hurry Holt Il Co. Price Is ouuta.
LApx CLARA ps VkRE. ny Friedrich Bplei.:
hagen. Now York' D. Appleton Co. Price Is
cents. =, =
TExAs: Her REsouacEs AID CArAa1LIuEs-
Issued by tho southwestern Immigration Conn.,
pauy, Austin, T0x.
LKIauhE.IIoun aEHiEs: A LAxr MANS Woax.
uy +. q. 8pathawk, Now York; Henry. Holt 3
Co. rrloe 81. =:
AS1uA1L1yE. ny Karl seuper. Information.
al seInutts,o Heraos. Now York: D. Appleton &
Co. prico ~. - ~. -. 8. =.
LUKE: 1osrEt H1sroRr AND Aora OF r1n
Apt,arLEs. tty Henry Cowtes, D. D. New York3
D. Appleton & Co. Price q.
CHEAT ssSaaMs-9EcoND sEnIks, MAL!aaAu
10 TtTGESH, Isy George r. Ferrls. NaN York;
u. Appluton & 20. prlco % cents. ..s:":3 -
THE LAND or qILEAp, wIrn HxcrHaloas IN.
THE LEBANON. Dy I!Alronao Qltphaut Now,
York; u. Appleton & Co.. Pslpe ~ !: ~;
xsx1E's IxtfEi.lrAnGs. 4 1'aie Of KussIex
Pctors0n < nrothors. Price 10 ocuts. =, =;
, 1881-04-16
DAIslnlSu& tlse. Niles

An Kualsh capitalist, Mr: CASTOR, proposes to
nores Ut lanl. whleh IL now aGsert, tu the In.
1luenco OF it, fertlllzinK wnturs 1hs IL siupen.
Gons undertaking, nut u ID beyond u doubt that
of aueout works Ut this description which. ars
now Atsown ~ tho bod of the stIeau. aud, from
10 % pssiusiIy " tpasbo. % " T6S !aundsaon @ woSid wS
then ba undGr complete coutrul, Whlle tho coul-
pany which should carry out tho work would bo
reimbursed by the lanla allotted 10 It cut Of
nearly l,0n,0 ,0QQ aores which would now, for the
nrst tlne, be brought under cultivation. 1t is
said that tho preliminary capital has already
been xalssd4
, 1881-04-16
MAY ATLANTIC.

Some per%nnni 1xecoiIectlons OF Carlyle,
Henry James. ,''
Rabbi Iahmncf. John g. y hitler.
Tic Mnrtyrxom or ian Empire. E. II. House.
"Reminiscences nf the Fll1nioro Admlnlatru-
ton. Bon. rcrsoy poorc.
Friendst \ Duet xl.-x1f1. Elizabeth gtuast
Tho Portrait of n Is0dy. NXY.xXyif, Henry
jnu,gs, Jr.
Eugene Scribe. ]. utaudor Nntthows
Cnrreup1nuenco with Il Isrttlah Critic. Hichaed
Grant White.
Foemst 1turfta, Essnyss by ]. T.. YrowhrdRe,
Waller II. t'arc bamuo1 1'nrsons. Ir Edith Thomas
Ncvlews OF hooks, Contrlbutors' Club, tkc.
, 1881-04-16
Memoirs Of an Unregenerated
Rebe1-A.mrmation Of the
Right'of Secession.
Extracts from "Tho Rise and Fall Of Tho
Confederate Goyernment"-A Name.
.. Less Eobleman.
The English Free-Trade SYSTEM
light-Faistory Of the
crusades.
Magaslnes-Booka Reoeived-The Under
ground Telegraph System in Ger.
many-Literary Notes. +
LITERATURE,


LITERATURE.
Tile cx-Prcstdent OF tho Southern Confcd-
orncy l'ns been devoting his uncmployed
"t"o ~ tAu WfllinE ot opok IN which no
could gtyo to nil who would read It his own
'ue'ehse ~ ol n's pohucal course, and ny when
~ coulu so!ace us m!hu wltt fresh Vilitltcn-
an a," ahd ,senptea rM justification Of treaso
nublIsl.ed, but rs 1t Is to t,o sold by s,lbscrp-
ststoa - =, s"ams ".o .,,ss,s eno ooa.o1h
otNtes 10 secule sunscflbefs. 10 assist these
gentlemen III thclr labors Mr.. Davis Inns fur
newspaper* 1t Is not unreasonable to infer
sr o pe'9ps pss's o heb book furnished to @
tic author iscif W s @ sneccns inn of %,s o:t us
GhEtulnlhg anu most important Chapters.
'lal,. ~ .his opinion those who rend them nro not
fall to cnlboty uny Of thu sccret history NJ
tmn ,,.nr ~ -; ,.,,a o,,,, asa....o ..ssy "
.,',. Mo ~ y. ;" sNs my aseouns W u1e inner
woahlnEs T,,'r o. tne Gohlcaetato Government.
United States authorities would furnish n
inii,tons avn,fmor a.. ,s,-, ;utn.a.sI. H., 10
vaIn.Iia ,nator.a, Tn,t ~ o ~ tss'h msats ~, a.lu
vA.ua.'lo l1aIntia'' Inas At. DAVIS lsaa nc
he had exper1cncetl any change Of heart In
politicnl 1nntters. yos uOt tn In cxnaet,d. lIa
ia stii tho nvocote ~ and ,,,eo,1pr ~ fnr NC tno
80 ca,,s,. - Saso..,s,, anu p.v""oA ~. ulu
caus0 oI secession nnu tho ap0lOEiSt
for q defender of ,negro seryIt,de. Arch.
trot,nr nnd orcn"raici +h"t ha ,s ~.
last public appearance as the exhibitor
OF a collection OF fossIltzcu political
naortos 10 ~ ,,,,sa.,sfe,,e., -. ~, ,,,.,.a.'
disguise In which lie sought to escnryo from
, 1881-04-16

unconstitutional Tendencies III Francc,' 81
|: \: Ford: "llccent Changes In Japnn," BY
X. Mltttlknrl:, "lsecent Histories OF the
LITERARY NOTES.
Richard 11cber's library brought scss,00o
In 1854, little more than l,alf what they cost,
NJ Paul de 1ldmusas Is going to publish
shortly tho lettcrB Of SFmo. Nemusat from
1904 to 1914.
The new volume by Miss Thackeray tsfrs.
Richmond ls,tctlic) Is called "Mtss Wiltlau-
SUMS Obligations" .@,a -.
"Aiy South African Stewardship" IS the
ranle Of n volume by Sir Burtlo Frere, which
is soun to see the light.
Tile of1lcinl account OF the Ftanco-prus-
aiat1 var llns been cUInreted by the Cor
man 0enefa! stat In tWenty volumes.
1It;sn ns stet Sew ols HHsst 1yss,, ss
tainty," which will DO published In two
weeks. -:
Lord .Dcaconsfcld's "Memolrs,n there ID
authority for stating, will not appear Until !
ten, years after his death, and will bo cditedl
by Lord Nowtoh.
vsn;s ystqE e g2 11qgof sM @ poem s,a, %es y 2uatrs
will have four divisions, -satlrical, dramatic,
lyrical, and epic.
Mr., Tl,amas Hughes has collected his let
tiers about tile founding Of the Rugby, Ten.
1,cssee Colony IN II volume. Which Will soon
% r';,a narn~rs n u", ,'n,,o ,,u. r,x,,,,o,. .o M !;
at % cents md i,a;e N reprInted Dean . Sa StanJ
lcy's "CEristtan institutions" -
Mr.. Alfred Ludlow white, uutf,or or a,
novel called ".Dootor 11iiarel III was married
sss les week TO- ct, the yenzest daughter Of MI.
fafRe GodWln, OF New York. =,
onard Ime heMssr frp p'!blicat1sns IN Ma Ffanklla
1'r;nce Sfetterntnt1,a @ H Manoira SeeHa pntHI anH
JAMES Taynss How'll "From Exi1e ~ "1'
Leo 4 Sl,epar.l have In press Gen. o. o.!
81 tas,,s III inon eo co,nnaiG 91ssR sy5 a nistor
information on % tn fndinr diP'g1 n sn,,esns MtA nuc
Tha r.at,an - nnrn.n,a",,t w ] ~ eo"s.a. j., :
lnstited ?r rfre Documents concerning tha
relations between Church md State in ItaIy.i
A"L,re of Gen. George IT. Thomasn hv
Gen. +. ". Jo1'nso!l, Is nearly rcady. IT.
WILL VIII ne Illustrated with stoei engrayings Of
;'rho!nas' olilclal reports Of the Important
battles In which lie fought . 80.
rcwnTd q si09 for tl,e discosefsys ~ ev even
tic Two editions Of fonnx'a Anaivtfcaf tTH
Inncnr,inncr' .Sfre Yonntr tt,erernnn ahn.ss
the Book Exchange over a00Oi And still
they nre not llAppy.
Tie price Of the ne,y reyfsetl edItton of tha
Sf1nr mihiisl'ers nrc' ,oSnvar annnnsins w ~:
rhrnii, u,jtin,,S sfi,a Er~,Iai Tin;;,nsstts.
editions Of lie revised Nav Testa.,,nnt W
American use @ viii yary IL prfce aii ths way nv
n,, ti1a I'll, NJ Sfav4 o ""''N "''4 '0 toauS
~ ~ ~ >ro,. . x ca.s,'.,,. ,,,.,u. IT,
trib, r. heai IT. n 9%eis }S wil
, 1881-04-16
NItTV PUBLICATIONS..
NEW BOOKS.
life AND EDUCATION or LAURA BRInsMAN,

life AND EDUCATION OF LAURA BRlD6MAN,
TIE @ DEAF ntjM1'. AND n!lND atnl. ny MARY
siHmA sim. AAN''S' No" f'o'''o"' with rostm't
This profoundly Interesting bonl can nnrtly tat 10
Nnn beaftY Wccosno wherever tito miracle Of i,nifn
!fldGfiinhs education hhB Dvgr hecn hBnrd Of Ar1.
lhmsnn Wfttca from Enl knowehge, having hem
net aRee!h lnsrcaof for threo ynnr, and intimately
acquainted with Aer Tor thisty.sosnu years.
- A SATcHEl GUIDE
Iitttsa ., ,s fs:'. Whasp VIII Hsp., Il io EUROPE
Rrt',ind Of ordinary :" "vnciuon" lravei iii hnfopo.
COMPLETE WORKS OF JAMES RUSSELL
LOWELL.
ComrItslng FtnEainE TNAvELA, AMoNa MY DooNs
tFl.1t and hacand hegteat. MY HTi|DY WiSDOWN,
Ah4 f0l;ftCAl. Wnftks. NAH uniform edition In
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"a on antcA napnr. b2nlt! tn nve grden CLOTH with
etit tnns hr. l@wei!a nHtoafnrh IL atampeh IN
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ART BOOKS BY MRS, CLEMENT,
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FAINT1sI!F ECy!.tsrt!tN AltC CiltrEt:r5, fsNUItAv:
Aonogfams. Pflce Foduced from Els 10 t2.a
, 1881-04-16

FRONTlSrIECE: %
An Illustration by Abbey OF Horrlck's Poem, NJ
held Loves Head"
, 1881-04-16
BOOKS

The COLEGNOYE BOOK COMPANY,
successors to T. IL. Head, 40 Madison.
IT., Is the best place to buy Books in the
city. With nddcd capital, nnd Increased
facilities for diving busInessA they nre
eYcn better prepared to supply tho wants
OF tliolr customers tllnn heretofore.
We trust TINT all lovers OF good books
ut reasonable prices will glyo tlicm
call.
, 1881-04-16
nARPER'S PERIODICALS.


AARPER's MAGAZINE, One Year. 100
AARPERs WEEKLY, One Year. ........ 400
RhRPER's nAzAR, one Year. 400
HARPERs YOUNG People, Gas Year.. 1.so
nARrE1Is FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY:
s"cekly publication, continuing works Of
Tnvel Biography, History. Fiction, and
Poetry, at prices ranging from 10 to ~ cents
por number. Full list of Hnrpcr's franklin
squnro Library viii bc furnished 9ratultoua.
lyon application to Harpor + Brothers.
@~iIARrER's CATALOGUE, comprising tho
titles Of between three md four thousand vol
aales, Will 10 scnt by mall on receipt Of Nine
Ctuts,
Address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, Now York.
, 1881-04-16

NEV rUBL1CAT1oNs.
1,1o:;,,f ciosc Of tho Sixty.second Volume.
NARPER'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR MAY
CONTAINS:
oEonoE ELIOT.
n,c KEoAx rar Wi Poftra!t :. a is ,ra@s nasef
sHnnT1, nT1'aa,1I hcr Ireeoptlons of her 9ravc, etc.
THOMAS CARLYLE.
,, 7, cnswAY. Containing important rctn{-
M;,I:nces. T rs related BY Carlyle I'D conyorsa-
tinn With Mr.. Conway
uI,h Flight Illustrations.
ATHENS. ~"
nr prof. MEnn1rL EnwAlsps GATss. .,
VIII twelve Illustrations.
nrcorArrvE POTTERY OF CINCINNATI
a. Mra AAroN F. pEsNT.
with Twcnty Illustrations.
CAMP LOU.
GoSK @ ssS ssTk1a t. ss. The sqns5s 4afa avt q ss
aHIrondacks to coi1tutnpt!vo 1nvallds.
with Eipht Illustrations.
sus1o AND MUSICIANS IN NEW YonK.
FfAh ~
Mt L. mes
oau;u,. onuiu, Ani,io J.oulae Cary, Arthur 8: Sui.
lsai.. ciara Louise Ke5oss RadlSX Yhn,o,f' hHok'
IS:stgs; Issgs; ea%niss; saa sis: rsars6y. & ' ""D''
THE INDIAN GIRL.
ah,,aw's Painting, engraved BY Ktuell; With
Toem By ELtzAnETn STUART PltEtrs'
n,coys7AscE FEN1MoHE Woor.soN., Tho bost
!" sefiai story by an American author over
published.
A LAoDICEAN.
Ase,lc, Novel. BY THOMAS liAnDr.
TIE RETURN MESSAGE. ~.
nv pnwAnp EVERETT HALE. Tho shortest love.
~ story ever contributed to magazine.
THE UNRESTRICTED HEHazIisv EAgRgsa 4W2Es. OF THE
Auumorous Go0rgla Sketch. ny Il. u. 1hnS-
6IoH.
TIE spEAkERs RULING.
py GEORGE TlcKNon CurT1s.
POEMS.
pYT. n. RonKrrsoN, L. y. plIELrs, N. Z. SATa-
srER, Mona PElusY. and 1fosA TERRY COOKE.
TRONTlSIIECE: -o
An Illustration by Abbey OF Horrlck's Poem, :" I
held Loyos Head"
EDYTOIts EASY CHAIR.
EDiTOn'e LITERARY NECORD.
EpIToR's HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
, 1881-04-16

pr r. n, RonKnrsON, L. y. plIELr8. N. e. 8ANt2-
" s7ER, Mona PEnIsY, md 1tosA TERRY cooxE.
, 1881-04-16

The contents Of the Viciorta,l Reptetv,
published at Melbourne, Australia, and cd
ltcd by II. Mortimer Franklyn, for Februar,
are: "Farmers and Free Tralo," by Stuart
liald; "Doutld," by James Smith; "On tha
Taxation Of Property" by A. II. Dayis lTas-
manial; "Thomas Hood" by ". II. o.
saleaton (Ncw zeatand); "Tnrkey and tho
Outlook In New South Wales" by J.'WNrde
{sIdney); "a!r Oharles Gavan Duay's
Young Irelalld,'" BY Il. Colonna:Closs:
."l'lu Insolvency Act Of New South Wales,"
hy &, Sydney, ,nerchanf; "rhs uniyersfty
Thankselyin9.i by tke Itev. William Allen;
"'rly Contemporary Thought Of Treat Brit
ain, Europe, and the United States."
The April 5fuc'ntilan contains An article
by Mrs. 0liphant on Carlyle's "Reml1is-
cances,". which, she declares, he never ill.,
tended s!lould 9Be tbs light. Mrs. OIiphant
Insists that Carlyle neglected Ills wife aud
, 1881-04-16
POEMS,

THE SpEAkER'B RULING.
Nv GEORGE TlcKNon Cunr1s.
, 1881-04-16

MIN UNEXPECTED PARTING OF THE
ALL UEAZLEY TWINS.
A HUMOROUS Goorgla Sketch. ny Il. u. 1hnN-
Fr3S.
, 1881-04-16

TIE RETURN MESSAGE. ~. :
py EDWARD EVERETT HAZE. Tho shortest love-
, 1881-04-16

stor 'i enc entitled .'The Market Duil." OTHER
poen,s arc contributed by Morn Perry mud
The May Atlantic Is the first number IN
which Mr.. AldrlcIl's hand rs editor Rppears.
I'LL eeds 5saHEE ssSi SGs @ Janes sso s
one OF tbs most Interesting Of the many excel
lent papers called forth BY CarlYle's death.
Tho following extract IL interesting ,par-
s%aFs y bs IN oes's; esy II. osr sR
day, when parcel was handcd in which
contained two Dooks. present from some
AinertcatL aslmlrer. Ona 1T the books proved
. 10 : work q singular intellectual Interest,
arss saaoi on ths Natural M!stcry of Man." 6y
Alexalsdsr Kinmont, of Cincinnati; the otl!or
book ot. poems. Carlyle teaa NJ. Elm
Ss saFs ssoryy ts yeSf' e ua ad lssoi sssas md os
Cincinnati too. of all he places on thIs earth!
some, i!eis ,, 7 7teia :: id idst, aaaFteF i; +
sSsFa Gs d to esa pss' ~ sae a!stfsx st e @
well-ilsposed Mr. K!nHont would set hlnl-
self to study that u,,pvryertel lnystery ha
would employ Ills powers far more prot!tably
f. The tSr MeE4 aa: ~ "Ga ' anrS
lIe continued, handing ME the b0ok, freely
n,aka uyer to .you all ,ny right ot Insight into
the natural history Of nun ns that history
sa4 aSs Kuo Il 5 ne1fGSs Il Gsana Gtan 4 bsnk t fs
tllan content, to walt myself t!ll lie con.
descend to the more iNtelltglble anIual.'
And then, opentng to tbs blank leaf Of tho
volume Of poems, nlld without uioro alo, le
said, .rurmit nc To write my trleNl Alss.
So-and- -So'a name herr, who perhaps may
act some rstgeslment frou! The poems Of ii1r
countrytnen. for. decidedly, ,sl,ull not.s
When lsAgRestel tu hin that l,u himself
did nothing all Ills days but philosophlze In
hts own way,-thet IL, from thD arttst point
Uf View, or ground Ut mere feeling, and that
his prosa habltualIy dackeu tiself ont III tho
most sensnous .gnrnl lture Ut poetry, no
affected the alF Of NJ. I0urtltli,l,. III
MoltarU, and protested. half fun, halt
earnest, that he WAS incapable Of .
phil0sophle purpose or poetic emotion"
sThe Martyrdom OF an Empire" by Il. II.
House, who ,has spent seysrnt yeafsin japan,
Rtves startling picture Of the ruin wrought
ln that country BY the greed md d0,nlnntI0lt
Of Great Britain. Waiter II. ragu writes
from intimate personal knowledge .'Study
OF an Old Southern borough" which tte-
sclItos graphically ana syMpatnB1lGaily
former and present llte III the South. Mai.
Ben: Petley Poore lin his chapter OF Rem"
inlscances OF Washtngton,n gives very H.
terestinG account Of the Fillmore Admlnls"
tratlou. ]. Drandar Matthews contributes an
article on "Eugone Surlbe." Richard Glant
White prints letter from an English purlst
critic, and then shows up tie CRITICS erFols