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rotary to ord Dufferin British Ambassador
to Turkey, which instructed the latter to ad-
wise the Porte to exercise great prudence, not
giving causes of plausible complaint to France.
The note will point to tho dangers to which
the Turkish provinces are exposed. and to the
necessity of taking immediate steps for guar
anteeing order. The Porte, while declaring it
will not shrink from fulfilling its duty, pro-
tests, beforehand. against the wrong interpre-
tation which France may give to measures
which may be deemed necessary.
All is now quiet at Tunis The Bey has
thus far collected AGO irregular troops, but
they show the greatest unwillingness to obey
orders
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shipments 300 head; market quiet slow and 5d,
1Oc lower; mixed packing Dogs 30: light 6 500
700.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head;
generally slow and weaker; common to medium ship
ping at 1895 %; good to choice shipping COG
9 90.
Sheep receipts 300 head; shipments none, mere
~ nominal market; common to medium at 009
b co. good to choice 40G4 90
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THE LUMBER MARKET.

Marked Advance in New York Markets.
ALBANY, August 1.-The Albany Board
of Lumber Dealers thss AFTERNOON agreed up
on an advance of 81 per thousand feet on all
grades of pine lumber up to shelvings, So per
thousand feet on all grades from and includ-
ing shelving up to inspected pickings and
pickings.
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SAD DEATH.

Two Young Ladies Drowned in Saving
a Sister.
ST.. DOMINIQUE, Que, August 1.-Two
daughters of DIR. Dautd of Cotea du Lac
aged respectively 20 and II years, we're
drowned Saturday evening, while attempting
to rescue their younger sister who had got be-
yond her depth while bathing. The latter
was SaYad
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WASHINGTON.

The Post Office Department Looking AZ
ter Delinquents.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Forty-three post
masters have failed to render their quarterly
reports for the quarter ending June 80, which,
under the law they are required to do within
one month after the expiration of the quarter.
Failing to do this both postmasters and sure
ties are liable to prosecution and to be COM
PEELED to double the amount of receipts of
their offices during the quarter unaccounted
for. The following are among the offices re-
ported delinquent: Bath, Me-; Montpelier
Vt; Saco, Me-; Salem, Mass; Waldoboro,
Me-; Wallingford, Conn.
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SPORTING.

Gaudaur Wins in the Barrie Regatta
BARRIE, Ont, August AT the regatta
here to-day the single scul race, three miles
and turn, was won by j. Gaudaur by length
in 1880; Trickett second. The double scuii,
three miles and turn, was won by Gaudaur
and Trickett, Ellis and Wise second; time 81
minutes
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MEXICO.

Fearful Explosion of a Powder Magazine.
CRY OF MEXICO, August lon last Thurs
day tmorning'at 6 o'clock an explosion of
powder magazine occurred at Mazatlan. A
whole square was blown up and many families
buried under the ruins. About sixty bodies
have been recovered.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, July 81, by Rev. S. f. Pearson Fri l..
Cobb and Miss Martha j. Lang, both of Portland.
In Bath, July %, Richard Gibbs and Julia Leahay
In Bangor, July %, by Rev. William Allen Fisk,
ID. D.. Rev. Geo. F. Pratt of Bath and Miss Fannie
ID. Harlow of Brewer.
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RI p. MI
UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.


The President is passing quiet and COM
Portable day. Under the supervision of the
attending physicians Professors Bell and Tain
tor this forenoon made another application to
the Presidents body of the electrical appara-
tus, with view to completing the tests of Sat-
and ascertaining definitely and certainly if
possible, the location of the ball. Professor
Bell and Taintor have been almost constantly
engaged for two weeks in experiments with
the induction balance, and have made several
improvements which greatly add to its eff
cheney; They tried this improved apparatus
upon the Presidents body for the first time
last Saturday, and although it indicated family
the location of the ball it was afterward found
to be slightly out of adjustment. The results
OF this mornings test are entirely satisfactory,
both to the electricians and the attending sur
geOnS; and it is now unanimously agreed that
the location of the ball has been ascertained
with reasonable exactness and certainty, and
that it lies as heretofore stated in the front
wall of the abdomen, Immediately over the
groin, about five inches below and to the
right OF the navel.
Zip
The Presidents case today has presented no
features of especial importance whibh have
not already been mentioned in the official bull
letins. His appetite has been rather better
than yesterday. He has partaken more freely
of solid food and his bill of fare has been ex-
tended to embrace several things hitherto for
hidden, including coffee, of which he drank
half cup today for the first time. The sur
geons continue to give him kaumis occasional
ly in place of an equal quantity of milk, and
although this mild tartar stimulant has little
to recommend it to the average taste, the
President expresses decided liking for it and
drinks eagerly. The Presidents wound dis
charged frsely at the evening dressing and its
appearance was in every way satisfactory. The
usual afternoon fever was light and passed off
earlier than usual, and the President went to
sleep and has been sleeping most of time since
His pulse is now below 100 and temperature
and respiration normal
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
pors,naa Dali, wholesale Market.

Portlnad Daily Wholesale Markes.
PORTLAND. Aug. 1.
Breadstuffs very firm and fairly active. Pro-
visions are quiet but firmly held at quotations
Sugar is steady and unchanged. Beans are scarce
and strong. Potatoes in good receipt and prices
show slight decline.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain. Provisions. &c.
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Death OF Ex-Gov. Salisbury of Delaware.
WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. Gov. Salisbury
died at his residence in Dover Yesterday. after
a brief illness. He was formerly Governor of
the state and prominent candidate for United
States Seuate when his brother Eli was elected
He was also delegate to the last two ma
tionsl Democratic conventions, was chairman
OF the trustees of Wilmington conference and
DELEGATE to the coming Ecumenical Council of
the Methodist Episcopal church in London,
and was to have sailed shortly for England.
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Foreign Imports.

COW BAY,CB. Schr Geo K Hatch-5SO tons of
coal to G L Railroad Co.
BARBADOS Brig Aida Smith-3S4 pun 81
hhds 40 bbls molasses to Churchill g. Co.
SUMMERVILI.E, Ms. Schr N Fullerton-2OO
tons plaster to Knight g. Whidden.:
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD Is sold by all gro
ers.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

A Reduction of $1o,Ooo,ooo in July.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The debt statement
today shows a decrease of the debt during July
OF lO,07S.O23.23. Cash in treasury 1926, $751;
1925.
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DEATHS

In this city, July 80, Andrew James, aged weeks
days,-only son of Andrew O'Donohue.
In Lewiston, July 10, Mrs. Eliza T., wife of D
Russell, aged 6S years months.
Dearborn aged So years
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Aug. /.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton tmembers of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
chanpa straets.
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Tho following wore the closing quotations Of

Chicago Live stock Market.
(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO, Aug. -Hogs-Receipts 81. ZOO head;
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DOMESTIC POR.rs.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar Both, ships John Z Berry.
Jordan, Philadelphia (Ich 81; Jas Drummond Cur,
tbs, New York, (dch 12); Harvester, Allen, Hull
(Mch ID; Louisiana, Delano, Liverpool (Feb 16)
PORTLAND, Oar 31st. ship II Sanford
Waite. New York.
NEW ORLEANS - Ar 18th, sch May EVELYN
Hanson, Utilla.
JACKSONVILIE-Ar It'll, sch Prescott Hazel.
tine, SWEET. Belfast.
Ar 2Sth schs Adam Bowlby, Stanwood, Point-a
Pitre, Cat quarantine); Prudence, Pickett. from
New York.
Cid 28th. sch Rocky E Yates, Harris Bermuda.
CHARLESTON AR Both, barque Wandering
Jew, Norton, Boston.
Sid Both, schs Ada G Brpant, for New York; Lena
PORT ROYAL, SC-Cld 31st, sch E Emerson.
Sears, Promised Land. Ii.
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld 29th sch Jos Souther.
Watts, Bath.
NORFoLK-Ar 29th, sch Hattie E Riley, Coffin,
Brunswick.
FORTRESS NIONROE-Ar 3Oth, brig Levi Stew.
ems Gilmore, Taltal, for orders.
BALTIMORE-Ar Both, sch Clytie, Laughton.
Portsmouth; Miles, Foster, San Salvador
Cid Both. brig Minnie Abbe, Harding, Boston.
Irene Meservey, Meservey, Somerset; Cephas Star
rett, Lawrence, Portsmouth.
Sid Both, schs Eva Yates, and Fred Smith
PHlLADELPHlA-Ar2 9th steamer Berks Rift
son. Portland; sch A Stuart, Libby St John Mr.
Ar 30th, schs L A Stewart, Falkingham st John.
Ringdoye, Cousins Rockland; L Allen, Meady
Bath. ''
Cid 30th, steamer Achilles. Bacon, Portland scb
Parker NJ Hooper, Lane Portsmouth.
Cid 30th, sch Canton, Henley, Portland.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 3Oth sch Maggie FL
len, Littlejohn, Kennebec
Sid 3lst, brig Martha A Berry, for Portland sch
M w Drew, seward.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
1880 A. NJ.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-The President slept
well during the night, and this morning is
cheerful and expresses himself as feeling bet
ter than at any time since he was hurt. After
the slight rise of yesterday afternoon his tenn
perature became again normal early in the
evening and SO continues. He appears stronger
and has evidently made good progress on the
road toward recovery during the last few days.
His pulse is now 81, temperature 1874, respira-
ton IS.
(Signed) d. Ii. AGNEw,
D. w. BLISS,
j. x. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN
[7P.M
The President remained with his head and
shoulders elevated until time for dressing his
wound this evening 1t continues to progress
in satisfactory manner and discharges healthy
pus freely from the deeper as well as the
superficial portions He has taken nourish-
ment well and in sufficient quantity, and in all
respects continues to do well. The rise OF
temperature this afternoon is slight. AT
present pulse 104, temperature 995, respiration
20.
(Signed) d. III. AGNEw,
d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
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Receipts of Maine Central.

PORTLAND. July 80.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting roads 80 cars miscellaneous mer-
onapdise
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THE GRAPE CURE.
SAL--MUSCATELLE.
SAL---MUSCATELLE

Supplies the want of ripe fruit to the SYSTEM and
is the sovereign preparation for all functional
arrangements of the Liver, Biliousness, Sick Head
HOLIC BEVERAGES, Giddin ess, Oppr ession
Vomiting, or Feeling Melancholy, ERRORS IN d.
Ell, EATING OR DRINKING. For all accidental
Indigestion, arising from hasty meals, Nervousness
Sea-sickness. Impure Blood, Nettle- rash. Itching
or any other overacd state of the blood-Boils Skin
Eruptions, commencement of Diphtheria the Effects
ers, Measles. Chicken-pox, Prickly Heat, Rheuma
tic and equity Poison, duo to Impure Blood, Sour
ness of Stomach.
London SaI.Muscatelle Co.
Weeks & Potter, Agts., Boston, Mass
W. f. Phillips & Co., and Perkins & Co.,
PORTLAND, ME.
jne14 2 d1awTu&w3m25
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{BY Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 1-Evening.-Money market
easier at 304son call, closing at 81 prime mercan-
tile paper BOA. Exchange dull 482 for long 4S4A
for short. Governments quiet but generally firm.
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds irregular on mod
crate volume of business.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange sggregat-
cd l. 90. 100 shares
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
The Portland daily press., 1881-08-02
DRY Goods WholesaIe nIar.,e,.

The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros & Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods, 81 g. 5S Middle street:
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METEOROLOGICAL.

MEIGOEtOIIOIfIOAII'
IsrIoArIoNs FOB THE NEXT TwENTY-FOUa
HOURS.
War DEPT, OFFICE CnIzF SIGNAL
OEFIcKR, Washington, D. c.,
August 2, Am.
For New England,
partly cloudy werther and occasional rain,
winds mostly fouthwesterly, stationary barome-
ter and temperature.
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e. III. Rogers, U. S. Consul at Vera Cruz,
died yesterday.
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Bishop Haven Dangerously III.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Aug. bishop E. A.
Haven, of the M. E. church, is lying danger
ously ill here, and is not expected to recover.
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AUG. I'd, 1881.
Members Of the 18th Maine Regiment Association
are requested to meet THIS Unesday) EVENING
at O'Clock, at the headquarters of the executive
committee of the Association OF Maine Soldiers and
Sailors in Browns Block, corne of Congress and
Brown streets, room No. 2, for the purpose of tax
ing action upon the approaching reunion full at
tendance is desired. Per order
au2-snd1t JOHN o. RICE, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
I. O. Q. E.

The Annual Session of the Right Wor-
thy Grand Lodge of Maine will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall in the City of Port.
land, ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th, mt
o O'Clock A. M.
JOSHUA DAVES,
au2snd1w Grand Secretary.
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

MONDAY. August I.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig Aida A Smith, (Br) Smith, Barbados, with
den & Co.
Sch Willie Martin, Willard, saeo.
Sch Pearl, Gilpatpatrick, Saco.
Sch Josie, Foss, Machias for Boston.
Cleared.
Barque Meganticook, Hemingway, Buenos Ayres-
Sch Abby WATSON, Lord, New York-Berlin Mills.
:, Sen Nellie Chase. Randall, New York Berlin
Mills Co. and M Smart.
Sch Winner, Frye, Dorchester, NIB Gallagher
Sch Grace Webster, Young. Kennebec. to load for
Baltimore j Nickerson g. Son.
SAILED-Bareue Edwin; sch L Orr.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
MACHIAS, July 23-Sld sch Carroll, Colbeth,
July 25-Ar. schs Jerusha Baker, Chase Port.
land; Ximena. Thompson: Boston.
July 27-Ar, sch w r Chester, Bradbury BOSTON
Aug 1-Cld, sch j Baker. Chase. Marblehead.
LUBEC, July 26-Ar, schs Abby Weld Gardner
Portland: Virginia. Ackley. Portsmouth.
July 27-Ar, sch leila, Hallowell, Whiting.
July 2S-Ar, sch Hiram Tucker, Knowlton, Whit
Sid. sch Lookout, Dnsmore, Philadelphia.
In port, schs Quoddv, and Clara Jane repairing
Also. schs Sammy Ford, Mary F Pike, Virginia.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at San Francisco 31st, ship Bullion, Reed, Ant
werp (Mch 49,
=, Ar at Queenstown 31st ship John Potter, Nc
Sid I'm Antwerp July 3d. ship John Briggs Ran
dali, San Francisco.
Sid I'm Liverpool Both, ship Ivy, Lowell, for New
York; Chandos Emery, Bombay.
Off Astoria 2Sth barque Carrie Winsow, Lorine
Philadelphia for Portland 0.
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST 2,
Sun rises. ......4.49 High water, Up N.Y.. 4.O4
Sun SETS ......7.23 Moon SETS. 1926
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THE PRESIDENT.
A Steady Improvement Daily.

The Location of the Bullet Indi-
Gated.
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stock Market.

Dnily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1GOO bush Cornmeal to G
W. True g. O..
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FOREIGN PORTS.

June IL. lat 8 n Ion rs W, ship Florence, Leon
ard, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
July H. lat 4S, Ion 80, ship William A Campbell,
Hathorn, from Liverpool for Thomaston.
July 15, BAT miles w of Fastnet, ship Jas Foster,
from Antwerp for New York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-09
Evening School Department of St. Louis
College.

The President has dec.dcd to include this branch in
the curricuiuHi Of the College.
IT. object is to afford all Casses OF the community the
means Of acquiring theoretical and practical knovl-
edge of all commercial and business transactions in
daily use and also give insight into the workings
and application Of the different Trades, which it is
essential TO do in these Islands.
The Theoretical Branch will be under the supervision
the President and Professors OF the College. The
Practical and most important Branch will be specially
attended by volunteers IRON the yarous ari-
zans among US who have kindly and generously prom
sed their services TO this useful and valuable enterprise
They WILL alternately devote half hour each
ing the task OF imparing knowledge the students.
AT the implements necessary 10 each trade and 10 Ag
riculture, will be furnished by the college.
Each master-artzan, while connected with the Col
cge. will be entitled TO name Free Scholarship
to the privileges Of this EyeEing School Department.
TERMS-Each student per week, 20 cts. The Evening
School will open nj CLOCK p. m. Is sS4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-09
THE COLLEGE OF ST. LOUIS
AND HAWAIIAN
COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS ACADEMY,
r-1~rOr onu1 ~
HONOLULU, OAHU, II. /.

THIS INSTITUTION BEING RE-
safeguard mora-for salubrity Of climate. Is unIi
vailed. The buildings are afgeand commod1ous, while
the grounds afford the pups opportunities for health
full exercises
Unremiiting attention will be given TO the intellectual
and moral culture Of the pupils Mont aholic pupils
will be free 10 attend the religious exercises not
cording a. their parents or guardians may desire.
Pupils received At any time during The year. no
reduction viii be made from regular charges except fol
absence caused by protiacted Illness
No leave Of absence during the scholastic year except
at tho College vacations or by special permission.
Each pupil must entering obtain one suit Of mi
FORM which with all other necessary clothing, &c. &c.
will tie furnished moderate cost by the College; but
none Of these win be provided by the College unless BY
special arrangement. 4
Payments are TO be made quarterly, and invariably
The course Of study is Classical Scientific and COM
mereisl; Latin. Greek French. Spanish, German and
Italian taught.
Particular attention win be paid TO the English Lam
euace ali liz branches. Literature Pure and Mixed
Mathematics History, Geography, Chemistry and Nat
D'-' ''''''' pay : TERMS: 81
For Board Lodging, Tuition and Washing per
Eniran e fee- ~ ~
Vacation College. ~
Music vocal and instrumental, Drawing and Modern
LanFuages-extras.
DAY PUPILS-Scnior Class...-............... SEQ 70
Junior Class. ~ %
The Scholastic Year consists Of two Sessions, each
comprising period Of Eve months. The first session
commences the eoih Of August; the second on the
For ali and ia:ther particulars apply to
REV. W. J. LARkIN, President.
No % Beretania II.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19
Long Nails.

The Chinese have many peculiar fash
ions and fanc es which are remarkable; and
Oae Of the most curious is the industry
With which they cultivate their finger nails.
They esteem II q grpu proof Of a man ;
beng a gentleman. or at least one who is
not obliged to have recourse to manual
.bor 10 procure his subslst. nee, if he have
long nails They sorsetimes allow them
u acquire the extraordinary length Of
eight ,r nine inches. In order 70 preserve
them from external injury, each of the
caws is enclosed in a JOINT Of hollow
bamboo, 50 that the hand which is gIaced
with these strange ornaments IS rendered
nearly useless. Inc Chinese ladies are
particularly attentive 20 tue pre-ervat.o on
4 their rails, noich are sometimes an inch
n an inch and half long on all the tn
eer7. Their texture resembles 8 dry squl.I
very much, and a they increase in leugth,
iLcy c1lrl up q the edges
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-19


correspondent SAYS: AZ laSs We are
asltFet into iIe s,raaia. rys,as' an aper.
II eat CHEEKY -fu s>.ecl aid zscru,lulos.rls
furnishei wi:A hall a tzeen American
Kitchen cA@.r,, on one ., whica sits C.;e.
wayo III blue serge suit, with gorge
ous snlokln. cap ou his head Confess
afi.. -vacln- e.r Bar;lc Frere's TOO .io-
qnen' dispatches had , c,ured the own
er .: the no. oriaus ''cclloaie- -slayiay.
machine as san-uinary aud repulsivc
ogre. Il was, therefore. re.ef AMI sur
prise 10 lind back ..,n lcmau lntiD!t.4y
superior III appearance Ia any native chief
IL South Africa. No description wo.l,i.
perhaps, - well SCI hm ofl rs Fals,sif
i!eai pors-al, - hln>eli-''a goodl,, port
ly man faith, aud cnrpulenl of =
ehets!ui itoh. pleasing eve aud mos,
notable carriage. 1t Is Ceteasyo /. .Ae
lie After warm shake of The haad
anu smile 0. welcome, we 81, down for
ialh through the medium of an in,erpre-
Ter Alter the usual formal couftesi's
and Change Of photographs the TWO boys
r,'se ani expressed wish t. ste Cete-
"ayos wives. ''otay my chllCrcn." sad
'hc * II hii-. with a digntied wave of the
hand, Il have word 10 say. Do you s,e
tha' picturc' pointing to print If the
queen. II think much when | look at
lhat ou are The xrandsons Of that lady.
wish You 10 give ler u message from me.
have been lol5 DOWN here, no man has
yet told NE what wong have committed
nor gwen me an opportunity OF ans ~ei-
ing for my conduct. | Go not know tha,
| ever committed any wrong against the
English ltt they/hy we taken me prisoner
and keep me here, and give no reasons.
when this war is over Cine war IN tie
Transvaal), would ask her to le, Inc vs,
England. Inc eX-klng is fond Of his
joke, and the custodian tells US that the
house sometimes rings til his laughter at
some goO1-natured- cnatT. 'Can yOu use
knobkerfie!' inquired one young visitor.
tail fellow OF some six feet three. 1--WE -
said Cete"avo, 'if | cant Go that, | can
do nothing, and picking up a stick, with
lew rapid passes he dloarmcd his ma air
ng friend, and tlen, with a heAr,y crap
| OF the hand burs, into shout of laughter.
Making every allowance however, for
gGo1 lodging. good feedn, and kindly
treatment, 1t must be at best a dreary life.
and the dull round Of animal existence
must he poor exchange for the council
and the judgement seat, which form the
| Cheap occupation of great Afrc Al chief
Literature, the grea, consolation Of more
civilized capliveS, is literally a sealed book
! to C-tc~ayo lie cannot compose phi o %
hlcal reflections, like the IlIustrlnus phi ,on-
| er OF II an, nor can he even, like his own
| bltterc opponent, >oiace an enforced lels-
| urc py writing justifying articles for the
"Ninetcenth Century" There is no re-
sonrce beyond dlsmaI broodlng over his
mlstor,unes and the vain hope Of posi-
ole rcstOr ion