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GENERAL NEWS.

Since the issue OF the Secretary's cir
cuiar on Thursday lnt there have beer
received at the Treasury Department
$50, ,536 800 of five per cent bonds, for
Continuance at 81 pcr cent
The Contract for furnishing the Post
office Department with postal cards Tor
the four years beginning Jaly l-t, has
been aw arded to Wuolworth 3 Graham,
OF New York city, tho lowest bidders nj
the recent opening OF prospsals.
The appraisers Of the estate of the
late Marx Hopkins, OF the Central Pa
cihc Rall -oa0, have fled their account
in San Francisco. The total valuauoD
Of the property foots up s2O,7O0.OO0.
The frelghtmen in the New York
Central and Lake Shore transfer house
as Buffalo, struck yesterday for an ad-
vance OF 26 per cent. A general strike
of the yard men 10 expected to-day
The bricklAyers, stone masoDs aud plas-
terers OF Buffalo have also announced
that they viii strike to-day for higher
wages.
Ms. 0arfield's condition continued
to improve last night, and q further
sIiRht abatement Of fever encouraged
her medical attendants.
The Confederate graves at Memphis
were. decorated yeste day. Ex Con-
gresham Young delivered the oration.
A post-office was esta ablished In Penn
syIvania last week at North Oakland,
Butler county, and the post-office ~
Upper Providence, Delaware comfy
WAS discontinued.
Nofewer than twenty hnback whales
were shot with boom lsnces, near tro-
vincetown, M Massachusetts,, on Saturday.
40 unknown two-masted schooner
was discovered ashore Oh Onter Dta-
moud shoals, Cape Hattsras, on SatuI-
day morning. b.e was deserted, with
siRual OF distress flying and had the
appearance OF having been stripped ana
had the crew taken OIL
Dennis Landers, aged % years was
stabbed to death by Ed ward Lucas, in
saloon quarrel in BAllmore, yesterday
Four shooting cases were reported IN
different pats of the city last night,
rDe ship A j. Fullsr lS4S toos ontthen
was llunohed yesterday &C BATH Main''
L. A. Gosright for many years Re pres
enLative of the Associated Press 10
Washington, died IN that city on SatuI-
day In The 65t year VI els age.
The constitutional changes demaD.
ded by Prince Alexander of Bulgari
are said to be diminution IN the
number of members OF the Assembly,
and the creation OF new category to
be nominated by the Prince.
The Buffalo Pipe Line Company
have sold to the Rock City Pipe al
of their real estate in Buffalo Erie ano
Niagara counties, together with tbe
improvements of all kinds. The con-
Alteration was $500, 900.
A singular disease has broken out
among the cattle at Ludlow, Mass.
Several have died and many are sick.
The lungs of the cattle that hav
died are found to be dark and honey
oombed aud water is found on the
brain.
Secretary of the Navy Hunt has issu-
ed an order to the .ffeot that all appli-
cations for positions i'll navy yards
must be made directly to the officers
i'm charge. He states that there are
no vacancies in the clerkships of the
u partmenG.
The Emperor Froncis Joseph has
conferred tho Grand Cross OF the
Order of St. stephen, set in brilllants'
on the Sultan in recognition of Prince
Rudolph's reception IN Palestine.
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..MADE NEW AGAIN"
ST. CArHARINE's Ont.

ST. CATHARINEB Ont.
r. v. PIERCE, NJ. d.,
/ have used your Favorite Fresorlp.
pleasant Pare q i've Pellets, for the iasI
ihr.e mons and tind myselt-(wbat
shall sayl-"naade neW again." are the
ouIy words that express II. l was re-
ducad to o skeleton, could not wsix
across tho floor without fainting, cooiu
Keen nothing In the shape of food on
nv stamacI. Myself aud friends bad
given np all hope, my immediate death
Seemed certain. l can never DO too
thankful 10 those who recommenaed LED
vonr medicines, for l now live 70 the
surprise OF every body and am able 10
do my own work. desire s. 70 maSs aaTsr,na sn,s
NAV not despair until they have given
your remedies trial
Yours Iesp'y -
MRS. VIM. d. RvCKhAN.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
SECOND EDITION
Saving in the cost OF Star Routes

Saving IN tue OObt VI 6tAE 4sOuteb'
WAsHINGToN, May 15.-The ioi-
lowing hot annual saving has been
made in the cost OF Star route aud
steamboat mail service under he ad.
ministration of Postmaster General
James: For March, $2l5. 400; for
April, se4 581 from may / to May
10, $l12, ,013; total, $412,03 This
saving has been effected without in
any way crippling the service or cur
failing its efficiency, aad has been
made on exact information gathered
by inspectors of the department, who
have carefully examined the various
routes. Much OF the reduction is the
result of the lsbors OF the commits.
sion sent TO Memphis to investigate
the liver service ramifying from that
point. "A very considerable additional
reduction will be made on June 30,
when useless service will be allowed
to lapse.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

The steamships which sailed from
New FORK for Europe Saturday took out
60s cabin passengers, The largest number
tnat have sailed In one day since last
spring. The vessels and their destina-
tlons are the City Of Richmond and
Spain, for Liverpool; Necker, for Bre-
men; Anch Jria, for Glasgow; Batavia,
for London; Suevia, for Hamburg, and
Nederland, for Antwerp.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
An Annual Oc eurrsnce.

Every year about this tine one reads
In the columns OF all the leading news
papers throus shout the country stnn-
ming announcement that over half mil
lion dollars will be given away TO some
persons who shall send sl0, eb. ~, or el to
York City, N. Y, or hame person at New
Orleans. La, for q whole or fractional
part of . ticket In the Grand Semi An
nual DisIribution, TO be made on June
ana state Lottery, under the exclusive
management OF Generals g. T. Beaure-
gard, OF Ia, and Jubat A. Early, OF Va.
Tn manage nent pays the Charity hos
pital at New Orleans. La, over million
OF dollars for the privilege.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

Waters from Brazn and England.
J. Wanna Lenz, M. Aranjo, and
Jose d'Freitas, three very wealthy and
socially distinguished. gentlemen Of
Brazil, are at the Bellevue Hotel,
Philadelphia. They have twenty three
large pieces of baggage, containing
every conceivable thing to make
travelling comfortable In all sorts Of
temperatures. There is also large
English party at the Continental
Hotel, consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward, son and daughters, and A.
Stoole, Of Sheffield George B. Wood
ruff and family, OF London, and j.
Wightman and ]. Cogshon, Of MAN.
chester.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

The members of the committee of one
hundred have found a new refutation Of
Mr.. Donohugh's assertions regarding his
profits in his weekly return to the City
Treasurer. Last week he collected and
turned in $S4, ,S65.40. At five per cent.
his receipts on this sum would be 81
24S.27, which multiplied by fifty.two
would give $220, ,650.O4 as his f6come for
the year, If there was uniformity In the
weekly collections. Out Of this only
the salaries Of few clerks are to be de.
Quoted, as the deputies fees are all separ-
ate.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Friends Social Lyceum.
Uniform Dyision, X. of p.
Shields Library Association.
Minqua Tribe, No. y, l. .. X. M.
Delaware Lodge, NO, l, /. D. o. Il.
Herman Lodge, No. 70, /. O. o. II.
Washington Lodge, No. l. X. OFF.
Wilmington Council, No. s, o. U. A. M
Washington Lodge, No. 8, A. o. g. II.
Union Encampment, No. 7, /. o. o. II.
Star of Bethlehem Division, (colored) s
Of H.
Wilmington Division, No. 1, Uniform
Rank, X. OF r.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council,
No 8. y. y. A. M.
Knights or st. Patrick, meet at st.
Mary's Church.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
A Large Water wheel.

Philip NJ. Snarpless, machinist, this
borough, has received an order from
Lewis G. Cullen, who 10 rebuilding the
Duckett paper mill, in Willstown
township, for an over-shot wheel, 80
feet in diameter and 2 feet wide. 1t
will require 10, feet Of lumber TO
construct it. A Rision turbine wheel
has been used heretofore at this mill,
but will now be removed and the over.
shot take its plaee.-Wsst Chester
Nssos.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
Onicers Elected.

Some Asbury IA. Il. Church people,
Saturday evening, formed themselves
into tbs Asbury Improvements Society,
by electing the folio wing officers:
Presidsnt-J. ]. McMu ullen.
Vice. President-William Groves.
Seeretary-Harry Heisier.
Treasurer-Asbury Burke.
Critic-Miss Sallle Shaw.
eergeaot-at-A Armstrong Rickardst
Curators-Hubert Hoop, b. Heisler,
Miss Saliie Shaw.
It was decided to meet every MoRday
evening.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
ARainbow nj Night.

Those who were upon the streets last
evening about o o'clock and chanced to
gaze toward the northwestern heavens,
would have noticed very bright rain.
bow. It is something unusual for a
rainbow to appear at night. It must
have been caused by the reflection of the
rays from the moon.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

II you are subject to AEaue you must
be sure to keep your liver, bowels and
Kidneys in good free condition. When
so, you will be safe from ell attacks.-
Toe remedy 10 use is Kidney Wort
II is the best preventative Of all malarl-
al dieeases that you eau take. See adj
vertisenaent In another column.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

This morning VIM. Bright received .
letter from N. L. McCready, Of New
York, President OF the Junction d
Breakwater Railroad, announcing that
work on the extension Of the Reboboth
branch railroad 70 the Bright House
would be commenced at once, and COM
pIeted In time tor the present season.
Mr.. Bright is also having erected an
annex TO the Bright House, 25x95 feet
and three stories high, which will afford
ample Accommodations TO all who wish to
eDjey life At Rehoboth this summer.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

Mr.. Edward Hearn, Of Wilmington,
formerly of Seaford, returned TO bis old
home on Wednesday. MIR. Hearn re.
turned under the impression that he was
taking the email pox, and on his arrival
on Wednesday, he acted accordingly.
He Is reported as spending Wednesday
night In the fodder stacks, refusing 10 70
inio the house, for fear of spreading The
disease. Physicians wese sent for and q
CONSULTATION held, and the symptoms
pronounced to be those Of small pox,
though no conclusion arrived at.-Sussex
journal.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
0hs ! Daily Sazstts.
EIRSr r EDITION.

~ Nvr RESULT Of the greatest
~ I'M IN Copk,ing's life seems likely
eno's w., ~ ie will not only be compelled
70 10 ,'t '~ ID the confirmation of Robert
W 'uO 49,, vill also lose all the New York
Son' ,,a,,ons which he might have had If
=" had KEEP, quiet and not made the
o.ta.i afJIt.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
Died.

MATLACK.-rn Norristown, On 4 Rx1l
Goth. Angelina M, wile OF Isiah J, Aaat-
lack aged u yeArs. Formerly OF CheA-
ter cOuuLy.
Mos ORLEY.-On the 18th inst, Mrs.
liam McSorley, In her eighty SIKH
year.
'i'he relat yes and friends are respect
fully Invited to atteuu the funeral from
her late reside ice, zoos Tatna.l street, on
Tuesday afternoon, May 18th, TO leave
the house a. two O'clock Services at
Newark Union Church, mayll-8t
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

Sir James Paget. President British
Medical Association, says that I0,OUJ
dissases In England, and that there Is uo
more powerful and effectual nervous
tonic than the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef
Tonic, il evidenced by the emphanc tes-
Taution-DoW re OF cheap, worth less
i'm mitafions under ours aid 81 mIlar names.
AsE Tor Lieoig Cos Coca Beef Tonic. Re-
collect that ror malaria, debility. siok
bss sdache dy dyspepsia, monthly suffering
ana biIIousnssa il IL lneom parable.
mayle-et
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

ME-. HENRY CnIsEoLM, who died in
Ole geland few days ago, was mainly
instrumental in establishing hve of that
city's rolling mills, which now employ
eight thousand men to do an aggregate
business OF S25.000.0v0 annually. All Is
lhs oulgro th OF a email mill ia Cleve.
land In 1867, and iu all Mr.. Chisholm's
was the guiding hand.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
Free Baths.

Philadelphia's two public baths,
which were somewhat injured by the
ice last winter, have been repaired and
VIII be opened by the tlrst Of june.
Last year over 100, 900 baths swere
taken Ia these structures, and this
year even greater popularity ID antici
pited. They will be open from 8 A.
M. except on Sundays, Nhenthe hours
win be from 8 10 o A. NJ. Mondays
and THURSDAYS will be for women.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
MARRIED.

ULARK-DEAN.-In Coatesville, on tho
u h Inst. by Rev. Charles M Deitx, Of
kawards, of Coatesvllle, Mr.. Il. r.
CI.rk. OF Philsdelphia. and Mtss Re-
becca r. Dean. Of Coatesville.
PORTEk-lOWE.-Iu New London. on
the 2lst inst. by kev. r.. p. Du eo1s, Ar.
Joshua Porter 10 Miss hebecoa Lowe,
both Of Newark. Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1KoPosALs FOR FuRNIsHINa

DkoPoSALS FOR FURNISHING
Sealed proposals will be received in the
box at the City CouncII chamcer until
7.3O D. m on Thursday, May 10. 1881, for
furnishing the Water Department with
Georges Creek bitumiDous coal, from
June lst, 1881. until May 3lst, isS2, inclu.
sive.
The coal to be delivered at such pump
ing stations at such times and in such
quantities as may be directed by the
Chief En- sineer.
From so 10 1000 tons will be required.
proposals must rtats price per ton OF
2,A0 pounds.
Nuproposal will be received unless ac-
companied with a bond with surety In
the sum of on thousand dollars
Blank forms for proposals may be had
upon application 10 the Clerk 0f City
Council,
The ri ght to increase or diminish the
quantity named, also the right 10 retect
any or all bids ls reserved.
~' H. B. MoTNTIRE,
mayl6.4t Chief Engineer.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as 1t IL the Only tobacco which
has not the flavor Of Drug store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Anr lid IL Va m
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
Went ON Duty.

The special officers appointed by the
Mayor last week 10 do duty on the north
and south sides OF the Brandywine, ana
at the City Park, went on duty yester-
day. They will continue until October
10th.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

A change has been made in the ar
rangemeDts for the First Presbyterian
Church excursion, and instead OF going
TO Brighton Park II will go 10 Cape May,
on the steamer Thomas Clyde. The
time has not yet been decided upon.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
Lnata Horne.

A valuable horse belonging to James
Morrow, grocer, died on Saturday
night after brief illness. The cause
Of the animals death Is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

NoTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
kestOrer IL :he marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All dts stopped free
send 10 931 Arch Street Philp teiphia,
.Jnt 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

AS valuable remedy for Dyspepsia.
Sick HeAdache, Torpid Liver, ~ d such
like diseases we can commend DE
BY all druggists. Price only z6 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

One lap (its moth er'sl for the well baby
In day time. About 100 laps Of the bed
room floor at night for the happy ~
father carrying o sick baby 10 quiet II.
Prize-a bottle of DR.. Bulls Baby syrup,
which allows him TO rest on his laurels
and his bed.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

figures maFkAd thn. fel A.n,, -.
limited express frain s sns
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-19

EUREKA LODGE. NO. le. =. q A. M.
TINE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF Eu.
l. reha Lodge, No. 10, r. b A. NJ. will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday. On or be.
fore the full moon.
Members of sistcr lodges. aud sojourninR
brethren m good standing, are cordially inytt
ed 70 sttend. EVAN JONES, W. II.
ALEX. D. ROCK. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION. EVERYBODY,

ATTENTION. EVERYBODY
Having purchased the entire interest ei
w. III. Clark's Mercantile business.
am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
At Prices as Low as the Lowest.
By prompt attention to business acconimo
dating clerks, good goods, low prices,
SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me, and He Satisfied.
F.w. CLUTE.
Eureka, September 1. 1879. 80
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CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
AND
Estey Organs.

Sherman. Hyde L Co., San Francisco, Paci6
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the instsilment plan
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are
bidered the best aud most durable.
One only buys a Piano In Life time. therefore
get the best, the best is the cheapest, als
ways.
Prof. VIM. Piumhoff. Local Agent. Eureka.
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ALPHA T.ODGE NN. !. a. q. u. W.
NfEETa AT THE FOLEY AND RICKARI
WI building every Tuesday evening at 73i
O'Clock. Soiourning brethren In good standin,
are invited to attend
Examining Physician -pr. q. II Thoma
J. SCHANLANKER, NJ W.
I. C. @. WHrraoRE, Recorder.
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SOCIETIES..
ST. JOHNS CHAT

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. s.
ry,HE STATED ooNvoCATIoNs OF ST.
i Johns Chapter, No. 8. r. A. NJ. will be
held st Masonic Hall. on the Saturday next suc-
ceeding the pale Of the moon In each month.
All Royal Arch Masons. In good standing. arc
cordially invited to attend.
A. L. FITZGERALD. H. p.
A. D. Rock, Secretary.
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DR.. MANk CE G.
Chinese Physician. p

OfFICE--ChIns town. North O'NeIl Street, Q
few coors ba.ow CLARK.
nR. MANK GEE HAS LATELY AasocIA.
IL ted hjms.lf with member of the medi-
cal fraternity recently from Canten. China.
who has had 20 years practice as royal physi-
clan. This doctor has choice incidents only
known to the highest medical authority In the
OLD country which effect the most remark able
cures. All chronic cases of both n,sl.s and
females sreedily and permanently cured
nR. MANK GEE
Eureka. Feb. 2i. 1881. feb CALM
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Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Re
paired.
If you want to have your watches. clocks
and jewelry repaired in q wcrkmsniike man.
ner go to P. STELER'S Jewelry Store, Main
street. All work warranted.

Notice.
If you have q fine or complicated wat.h or
clock, music box, an automat singing bird
any other delicate and intricate piece
mechanism needing REPAIRS go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, wstcb and clockmcher
Jewelry neatly repaired.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfac.
tion or positively no charge. o2
, 1881-10-29
SCIENCE.

SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
DR.. Scllontlorff's sAtcty limp for collEertes
Ia attracting attention. Tho lump can only
b. opened With the l,alp OF n strons llagnct-
Tile younger Mr. Bidder soma years dtnre
constructed lamp OF considerable value on
this principle, which hl.s been used III seV~
or1.l c0llIerles.
All extensive Mtno of asbestos Of oxceleht
nuulity ]sus bs.uu discovered II, tho ToWit ot
Etlgeelu, s. o., within mile Of tte oaVnh.
ln.i lllvpr, wlllci. Is always tlnVlElblb at that
uuint, and not Dynr .sN yards fr0ln tlle ALI
utlstN IL Knoxville Isailrunt. The nsbestos
Ii 0luust Un the top Df tho ground. Near the
.lsbestls il ~! apparently iEcxliaustlblo vein
Of w!Iite Alld green nnn1istone.
This Congress Of Aucricaulsts decided at
their meeting oil Sept ~. lIeltt III Madrlt. to
ll0lsl t.lr llaxt M.eptlng ut Copenlagc! IN
lSsj king Alfonso was present at q Kolr6e
given By tlIo Municipality of Madrid IN tionor
tie astl.. On tho :AItll u banquet was glyen
l,y the Ministers, atl Ut whoM spoke it lar,la::
t0ry teriiS of the iullUrs nt the e0!larHss, and
especially colnlnendod nle lduA Of cetitcli-
UtMl celebration Iii ll1nOr Of the discovery by
Columbus of tito New World.
Tho International Geological, Congress.
meeting ut Bologna, adopted on the 18TH ult.
n resolution In favur Ut cNnit(tlng tue elaborA.
tion Ut Il general geological nlnp Ut tue world
tO u Gullllnitten OF Hbytla ReuiDKlSt5, the r.
purtAr nll President to be Herina1is. !lul uio
nlhertiyo tn bu selected FROM EnKlanl. France,
lta!y, Austria. M.d lsassia suyeraliy. The
natural aize,' tllo wurk to be p1rt0rlut IN
uerlt,. Tile forlnntlnn Of IN Itallall a;eoloe.
lcNl Soetety wus ANNOUNCED by tho EEes1uehs
0f tlIo CptlgrpsS.
, 1881-10-29

untort,lnntes who are seokInY to renew th9ir
health Arv lnnuy. SU often hav0 khey beeh 10"
eotyctl by tho advertisements Ut worthless com-
pounds that inatiy Aro discouraged and rctuse
to boiuvu auytnlug they road in the pngn,r1c: pgn,1.:
HtrNl uoiicjuv Is lilo reputation II has 0htnod IN
!laSes whorS i d bvtns 4o!u: NJ Ythor :. scM,Say
over discovered has Krowp y rapidly u p'h,u9
isruwns sro,1 isttors. IL 9callttcs whsrs IT. ex-
lraorilnary merits haye heea,:no fully known @
tGp sau il uulirucciented cd. U1su llruRglst iu our
oity reports tLe saa of ~ bostos u inc 'sss-
lug iii its elFect and strouKthtns every part os
tho body aud creates healthy app~tlto a1sd =
moat destroyed by tbs many hurttnl cAthnztica
now 80 commonly usod. ltoAder, bewaEn! Duty
lp1i2ndh that you try Hrowns Iron n'itota y
-EN44srtF. -
, 1881-10-29

Y Y"na. 1t Meas % ~" u,,,.r @ BY ~ v. i. Stiiit''an %
sheAst cr'is. /" prepare: which thc writer ws.s
st ,,, II eoy , m scIttt "n!,'ssloi, e ~ .t,is
study Of the .tutuc with regarsl to Its origin,
tlat", ettll original sEguicn,lce.. Further
l!glIt Is :trowli III the subject by twenty-five
i%strn1as 'c'ng ' t p ny lGawE ,o q ts e
By .jaitie* iiusssii I.'wcli d BEAUTIFUL pocn,
o. !'s l'i!rhe.nirt!), Austin l)o',;r',, Ed.
i1lillt CLARENCE Str'':ilaH, Et!'ni,nd W:tiosse,
Naiy rirl Hlas H. ii1. l?iGsc nd A1tw i;"r4 T. o1o Sox{o
,Itero arc twn Dtt,eF. btaty, ARTICLES Ut ss'cc!al
Sortl' A,lanilr,"i ly Cai,t. iiornti0 McKay,
Ct the Cnnar't l,1e, ifoi,sts mt the eo,,stnnt
tlnhurr ~ collision tlt SRA. AMI sEEGsts ccr.
tatn liked T,ntrs. INV F,scn1Ie frn1n Stnvary."
by Frederick Douglass. tsIs ior tic first ti.Ile
Ut the istttllcr aInI circumstances of his
!nel!ttlnl!1c change nf rcsttlcnce from Mnry-
IafNl to Massachusetts.
Mr: Spencerr opens tto f'pn'"r Scicncc
'''lis iu'ia*iriai Tyln d Sostriy." tic
q elrxi; ,i Il t's friss Q! "s nSslopei
#sts #Inss%, o s Ta;x y! % Sty, f,h"yt: a:
Gcst, nnd IL full ..t thfarn!attnn bearing
foo..s,ipp'y. "V"lc,,ioes, 'rlrIr Actipn nirl
!,,sf1ina'""l . !Hsr s",rrcsttnE many
Gun. Dr. .t)swald'a t,at,trs ~, "P!ysfcal
Elneat!..I "nre .an'ttinett; tile speelat tnp!c
Y the pres.snf i!',niGr bei'lE nllyKie'its;
I, .e tTss pari If 81 u', u '5SGcks
Presidential address Mt ttle lust flleetiltE nj tliu
1!ritish .tss.lclutin,l for thu Advancement 0f
Sclchcc, aihi tlra1s with thu progress nf the
nl"nsttI HHirs.5 .; since tl, first Me:ting Of
'f!aoilss"lt's ntn,'lns a'lrcss befnre Srctia1l \
of tllE ]frlti<h Assimilation oil '''flin Available.
, 1881-10-29
ART NOTES,

ART NOTES.
Rafact1e Montl, Il celebrated Italian sclllp-
Tor. is dead.
tr,,a ,,s..a,, >,,,ua -. Ma, -,
iMe l'os'"n -l'taett'tt VI f'1e -Asts HIS aA
ehn'o.t'o! ~ "o'o @''si"s'hs VI ''a'''o
Nla1!u1ac1l!Fe.
N, (ie,cS, Of Vnlenclenucs, has given to
fI,o mnsrn,n Mt lille II vcrv ;ntcrasttnr Gallo
i,"n,,. M - nr tnrra .c,,tta vii, reiiafs ,,,,nn
IL ...rf.nn' " "'s'' 4o''et' "i''A
''e gu. $780,.
Tn tho 18th OF November tho Providence
Art Club. ono 0f tic most 1lourts!ltHg Ut the
hnGlt:tcs III cities Of the second size, Will
opett iis autumn exhibition.
smarI.,n scu,n,ors tuvs Ind tbo ,o,1ncsa
to rm,n,,,t.. f"r ihn ,,ii,,,,nnnt to Vtctnr E,'.
mnt,n"i iii sEntoi,ss rcrr,,ts,i viii In Az
llibiteu {I Rome bcforc decision Is reached
by the jury.
A ,urv of ov,r,rtu or .utbort,v ,,o,,tno nv
,miand' iiarr Van Ra"rsa ,,irf',rs i = II.
,''. y T., ,,,",,r. ,,.i' tt,a rtis, ~, ho.'r,
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sra,a ~, ~, ,,nI,,nr mi ;;,ymia,ul his moIn
~ wnrt,n; n "''N "'p.s'''SN '''' '''o1"
" ". ""'"n1'
Tie prizes III the Philadelphia co1npotttton
fur the contemplated equestrian statue ni
Zen. Meatle hayn boeI n.Ynrdeh rs tollows:
First pslzG. Sf,Wo, Alexa!ldrr n: CALLER; sec:
oltI rrize, Slp1, James 4. Balfly; ni!d third
prlZe, Sit0, Artftir u. Lansing: llo cont
mission fur the wnrk lIltH not yet beeli aWarN-
Cd. IAU IctCUftWt ttlnRa thot iloNe pl tno