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To THE PUBLIC.

Of BIZ. lAnw4Y's qld-estabilihed T. y n.aoal Il
DIES than the baGa aud worthless ItsifsfA -
thoul, ~ there are False Hesolysnls, IA ~
tsss 3sj as u NC L. ssx !9s aa ' ~
, 1881-08-11

new HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
Cohconp, N, H., Aug, lQ.-The Houso passed
q bill Hppropr!atias 1900 for tha Yorktown
Centennial. Thu Committee on Railroads ro-
ported ON the blll to establish General Hall
nifty postponed.
, 1881-08-11
JEFF DAVIS WILL GO TO EUROPE.

+. NEW ORLEANS, Luz Aug. 10.-Ar, and Mre, Jef.
fersoa Davis will sail Sunday morning for Lsv-
erpool On tho british stcau,ship bernard Hall, Of
the Liverpool & West Indian Line. They are 10
ing aster their daughter, who !s b1luY edQcAtod
AGT11aI<
, 1881-08-11

IHCfb WGrU T0 CuHUNC8 roIUrH0u III IHB TNtCs
ycstortlay. but few Iu,nber-casriors arc IN port,
md owiiors express tho belief that tho rise in
grain frcights will naturally lead to d rlgo In
lumber rates, "a tho grnln vessels now ongagod
IN onrrying lumber will 10 haufed out Of that
trade and again placod in tho grain-carryIng
business, thus orcAttng a moro urgent demand
fur lumber Carriers. and, as a consequence, bot
tor rates. Those wcro several charters nude
yesterday at tho ruling prices, which aro na fol-
, 1881-08-11

benefits the irish mny have derived from tho
I'npary, II hna always been curse to them no.
1ItlcaEy, nuA they tntlSt learn to make Church.
lneu at all clnssca nttpnd 10 thor cfcr!cMl slu-
ties, and lot politics Severely nlonc. vEnirAs.
, 1881-08-11
Another Advance Yesterday Of One
Fourth Of a Cent on Corn
to Buffalo.
The Supply Of Grain Carriers Not
Overahundant ut the
Present Time.
Litigation Likely to Arise Ovcr tho AS
scssing Of Vessels by Assessor
Drake.
Around tho Lakos-Bteamboat Lines-Ar-
rivals md Observation-Disclosures
noous-Dook Notes.
ItOatIf qAT1tEK1NG8

H1tAtN FIlEIUlI1H.
There was considerable inquiry yesterday for
vcssals to cnrry Ernin, but It was understood
that room for tho time being was not ovar-
abundant. Tho ratio to 1lnlfatt was \ cent
higher. * ccnts being rnid OFT corn, with whoat
rol,,tnaiIy ut 81 cents. vcsscI.o,vners think
they will got cunts within few dnys. Tho OH.
gugomcnts announced were:
ron uuTFATO.
Bushels.
propclEor !aAdEcr stntc, corn n NM
Schooner tdn Keith, corn. ..l
Schooner Sunrltc, corn. ;N.gQl
Schoouer tted Wing, corn.. ...........,...4 ,U0U
FOR OswE0o. ...
Schooner ftobokcn. corIl........ ..........2o.Oo0
FOR KINGSTUS.
Schooner American, cor1.. ................. 10000
Schooner VI, Louis, curn. .,..2l Uo0
FOR C0LLySdwOon.
Propeller Columbia, corn tthFo.iRh1.. o00
LuANEN FltEl0llTS.
, 1881-08-11

Tho Bolle of ttsc Village, Having Kc-
jactcL y. ]. Tildcn nDd N1.ioty y-olxIt
Otiaor SnftorH, Fails III Love with 1,
fslllee Taylur,s Tcnor-.rhr Lnttcr
Tells a Few Dozen Friends and Has
Flight with tho Young Luly's
, 1881-08-11

The above r1tcs Af0 those pAid Tor snItlnV Ves-
eols, eten1,- bnrges carrying lumber frnm dock
to dock at 1,h cents loss from Grand Haven and
, 1881-12-15

THE ionlnnd Of Admiral Worden for prize
money for fighting the Rebel rain Alerrlsuac,
March Q. lsst', which ho did not doteat, capt
ure, or destroy, raises iio color Of clai,u
for prlze money cyan under the exceedingly
liberal laws Of the UnItod States OH that SUI.
1ecr, These laws proytde:- ~ Tho proceeds
Of all captures mado by vessels {other than
nayalJ authorized to mako captures, Nrc all
paid to those making the capture. ~ WHOM
lnnle by vessels OF the navy thu net proceeds,
when thu pf!ze was Of superior or etl1lnl force
to the yessol making the capture, shall DO de-
creol to tlle caploss; and when Of inferior
force, one.'latt shall bo paid to tho United
States and the othor half to the captors.
t3J When capture Is made Of aIl armed yes-
sal uf tho caen,y, and the vessel captured Is
sunk or otherwise destroyed In the engngo-
lnent, there shalt be pall to tue eaptors
q bounty equal to 500 for each person OIL
board tho oran1y's ypasels thus destroyed, II
tho enclny's vessel WIS Ut Inferior force. A,sd
equal to $500 II cqual or superior Inrce.
to bo divided among the captora as prlzo-
money; when tho vessel captured il ordered
10 bs destroyed lit tho public Interest q
bounty shaIl be paid to tAo captors Of $50
for every person on. .tae. captured vessel.
~ When any vessel OF the ,QO!ted States
shall be captured by tho enemy, aud shall bs
recapturod, tic captors shall be allowed SAL
wage, to bs paid from tic Treasury OF the
United States. Under no one OF these teads
can the crew of'the Monitor deullnd prizs
money. They orc penslonel tor llei Injured
, 1881-12-15

TnE Illinois Press Association will hold
its ncxt moetlng at spr!nRtcd OH tho llth, 18th.
un!l 18th OF Fobrilary. Tho oxoro!aos will cua-
s!st uf tho rcadIas ut "My Exportonco with d
Country Journal" by Ucurgo W. Cyrus. Of the
Camp Point .ioNrnaf: "Tho Law ot Libel, and
Its 1sotntion to tho rross," BY james j. Andcr.
son. nf the Nashville Democrats" +" independent
Cnt1ntry 1u,irnaltsnl," by ". r. Davidson, or tho
Fulton Democrat; "Eat,ntry Correspondence.
How to Hest Hccuse md !tcaln Tlton1,' By ]. ".
lh!ttcy. OF tho lrlnnoton Rspt,'Gau; "Uepnrt-
nlenss IN Country Nowspapers," by ]. Il. klar.
shatt Of tho Yurkyllla Rtca,ri; Eitluclary OIL
cars-What Hho,hl' Thoy Publish. nnd Whrn,"
by n. ". Matthews, uf tho Urbnna iIeruti;
"Ancr1can vs. Earopcnn Journals" by Franc
y. Wllkac. formerly Of tho Ca'caRo 1'im.s;"
Wookly E'llsor lit Wisconsin md Missouri" by
Charles Il. CrandaIf, Of the ChIongo lFrst End A.
ttcdtf; "fiow to Nuke or Lose Money In Country
Newspaper" By II. II. Woods. Of thu Joliet he.
public: lecture t,y s. ". klt1l. Of sho Springfield
liunltor. on "tawyor Llncoln, by tho Cricr Of
tho Cn.'rt'; paper. "Tho Dnt!cs Of tito pross
With Reference to Questions Directly Con-
nectoh With tho Commorc!aI Prosperity Of tho
countr y" BY r: II. Tahott. or tho Isaitrav dge;
pnom 1y Mrs. IT, u. ttarbert on "1}rypIpn.
mont: "fhg Country Jul,.t'rintcr," by T., i,
Fletcher, OF tho Morris Ifrir,il: "1'he Country
Eltor ~ an OE!1ce. llodoe;" by 8. Y, Thornton,
of tho cantnn Lsdmr; "ttould Newspaper. snb-
scrlptlons Ito Paid In AdsAneo." by j. W. C1ln-
ton. Of the Polo PresR: "'ro What Extent Bhnul1
0ratu ftotta Advertisements FIo utven?" by Cadot,
Taylor, OF tho Wcncna fAtier.
, 1881-12-15

Of Justice III their behalf, and remedy at
the hnl'tls OF tho consts, Frlis "Afaxwcll
Hrnnt" concern WIS first exploited In Ell
g|anl mid Afterwards III Holland, tn tho Ror-
row. wo believe, Of the men who invested
tl,efr money II, it. 1T il satd to havb been
swollen by surveys mud Government patcnts
from MI Original Spanish grant Of 100000
acres to something like ono million acrcs,
nlMl to tlaye titus gubbled up lands
which hud been opcned for settle
tnent and actually Occupied Under tho
homestead laws. Tho caso seems tn hnye
been referred at ono time to Williamson
when he was 1.aru Commissioner, but l,p l,R.
nothing 10 ttrgo Jagalnst the corporation.
TI1s Is mot surprising, for tllls sa,lle flElinn-
son ts ttle sanle individual who intlorscd tho
"Falentino scrip" frand upon Chicago,
which was subsequently squolcl,ed by Mr..
Sclluiz wltlto lie wins Secretary Ut tho Into
rlor. All nplntot, In favor OF M enterprise
like tint Of Tho "ataxwollt3rant corpora-
tlo,' Is not w0rtl, mneh wi1cn It canlo from q
Land Commissioner WHO was willing to allow
sonlo spectators In California lntld-scrlp to
locatn Il III tho very business cuntre Ut grcat
city like Chicago. Wo :lopo that the settlers
III The territory clRtn,cd untter the Maxwell
0rant shall be ablo 10 secure Justice.
, 1881-12-15
LAKESIDE MUSINGS,

"Wllero cut get that song, ',v3t, t,,
Chair flotd us l1oth?' nm po,nr ~ ''.s Am
g'rl noxt week. .""-f'rince LeoEoltl, ''' ~
"My private opinion lust tlow ia 4,,o..
at0ry abuilt Hen Till havlua Il roncoa .'.as us
tongue was campaign, lic.''-Juhn Sherms,a W. III
T!}o Princess Louise is going 10 the so,,,
.. ftancc. ans' her itisband IS comInx boes ~
chnnln. 1t nppcars to bo dead tcat th,s ts =. 10
butwcon the Marquis Of f.orno and Canals 'eas
bud lt,dk. "Haa Al 70
~ notice TINT Mr.. pendleton tins h.o.
uenouhcit'R tho apolla syston'. Whom pcoo,o ~.
IN tao oa'tslhe OF m orchnral lhoy nre ytry ~.
10 eonoltto that It ls wrong 10 steal apnts, = ~
Carl Schnyz, 'p's'' =
Tho report Of the Senate procee,,tns, =,
washington Tl'cs1ny aays that "ai thls n,,a. y.
Mr. snerman suddenly dtsappea red" A,oas
;uw"rus eao olose OF THO Nepuhitean Conyenttan
IN Chicago last year slsnlar pheuotacnnn' W.
witnessed. va
You vowed yol'tt lovo me ali your .lays. MI,
.low'lcnst ege and b'ustl'ng check '''
Whtlo was ltt bowllderel mazo at set.Jn, r,,
kind ani mock. ''u ~
hut Just to plag6e mo then you said: :. M, ,
.. ly you must ask r'apu," 's@"
Though well yo,, knew he'd let TAN Il, y,,.
yoh tensc-yoi know you arr. ""4
"hat tonder woo'ng scenes VIC hau In ppn,o.
ullmn, FOR neither spoke: "'S'
ont partiuHs, nh! Inv sluw md sad; how n,,,
rarlor chR1rs we bruke! 3'
oar course OF love ran quito too smootb +,
Rlldc'1 OF without a jar;
And well you knew It was not true, You vain ~.
ql,ct-yo't know yni, arc.,
Front "AfH fEa'epon Ddp.." i,y $. y, Tyhten.
Tim nnnf1I 1,fttj is nts.t.t,.A.
tho sturdy onks, wllnso lenry Dranchcs .h..s
frnta tho pltluss rny8 Of July san Tho reiras sa
soft lhwn tlnt stretches away to tlp cattYan, !.
irot,t ut lovely Du I'iRe Cuunty villa, IN ~.
veratitla Stands gEr. iovely llcyn1d co,npare +,
"ho1n Il man-one whose sunny locks and bpa,1
of tuwny snll htlo tell plninty at tho s,r"a
hlood TINT 1lows IN bis yeiss-is tulklnv IN an
earnest s1,at,ncr. Thore Ia II loving ioyk In HI,
eof:, bluoeycs, md hc speaks will, tends,
ehFncstness that shows he IN trying to gct ,hcta
The xirl Ia tapping lightly with cr,,ouuf. III ,1h,
tho pretty foot that pecps nl1t intf timidlY trnm
bencash tho pretty morning dress Ut soft, Blu.
cloth, with tWo rOws Ut rutIlps lin tbe mct,
stretch. aud polonatse that neyur co.t lei,
than ST..
"Wcll, Rertrace, have you concluded 10 stas,
tncf" says the man.
THO sunbeAns tltoker erratTcaIly down ia,
twcoh tho lenvcs, inEklug little lights ard shadel
Oh tho serandn: tho Erasshopprrs sing atuonr
the RID ciovcrs; tic little fuot, which huy au,.
pe'1dcd Tia movement during tho delivery of tb,,
rrstlmcs It's occupation. Adc,.
Deres Saze IL still fhRtenest upon the pretty tacy
that looks slyly down, but tho smile 4Qs t1cd.
No nnswor eo1tlns.
q moment Longer, and tho foat- taps ccase: ons
or two trreanlutc movements Of tho lply. and
snoh ta0 white Arl1s. cleaning out from Tbs
, 1881-12-15

Dn. SAMUEL. AM'oTr GnEEs, elected OF,
Tueatlay Mayor OF BOSTON, wAa a Fratlunto OF
Harvard EuIleRc In the class Of 1851, IA about 90
years OF aRef and carly distinguished h,nseIf In
his profession OF medicine all fl tho pursuit of
historical investigation. For yonrs ho bus been
City physlctnn. Superintendent OF tho CIsy n.s.
potsatory, and honorary Librarian Of tho ainssn.
chusstts H!atorlcal socloty. whcn tho ttty ur
the State has Goen threatened with contagious
or epidemic diseases ha has boon called upph to
doyssc and expo.lto plana FOR shalr extinction,
md this service ho has done In an autncsntto untl
horoo fushlan. Hu IL a mnn OF great executive
ubfl'5. a1d Of tho Charlea 8umnag, Chlpf-justtce
0say, and Phillips htpoks lnasstve typo Of
phyalque, being several inches oyer SIX fcot h,uh
and oKhInx @aq pounus. IIe wont into the War
Of tho Rebellion "a Surgeon ri tho Second Mas
saohusetts Hegltnent, hut hls raro .alent ut ur-
gantzatton whs employed during tho War !nrn1,.
" In tho establishment and management Of hns.
p!tas and In tho uoulaal stuff OF tho corp8 oon,,
iunnttera.
Like bis three great phystcal exomplars-
Sumner. Gray, aud l!rooks--he ID 4 bachclor,
ana aas a1"aSs R1Fon ~ an cseuso for cetlbaoy
TINT no haa no sl'no to make loyo to q woman.
Mr. 6umnor when ho was 81 ycars Of aao broke
Ills ccllhatto VOWS by marrying, and II waa tha
mistake OF lIfetisnc. III, Qreen'a oorrcsnon,.
once durInR tho Wur with his relatives at hun,o
Ia another Instance OF bis economy OF tIme, and
his ta'ant Vt torso and Iaaonfo oxpressioua,
hesldea giving tho plaeo and date, his letter.
wero IN thls fosm' 70, X. 6am.s
nr, 0roen's ruling paaaoi, huwoyor. ia In ,ho I
direction af historical literature ana librarivs.
Ite has peen t0F many yeart ono OF the Trustees
OF tho Doaton Puhlie I.lbsary, ana whon Mr.
Wlnsor retired thr1e ycarE GKo from thu ,,ost-
ton OF Librarian Or. orcon aIllot the ot,loe for
year tas aneceaeor was appointed, aud on ro-
tislhf kaso nas salary 10 tho library, In tho
SNhtr
, 1881-12-15

ttA,-u -. a
~ Iu''''M:"t'.ls c'So"ho'o oll 1ne e'a'u' OF
'''". no."e'' " Nv p'''1 ''o 'Mt"o u aAo
w.. ,a, ,ss sssa'l,si nIell'e, III sue
.,. .s' "., ~ ~" "esn "e't!use. ~ wv .to'll''
,,..s.,,'' o. ~ "'a.s W., 1ao 1csnat my
.',.,, .. ~ u,, u"e',Sa.e" ~ tot aes!sng .'le
.".'s .s..,a s."p' ~ '.e ~ "as' a,'a no s"e'l
.on.pc,sa''ol ~ ~ "wMtaa', ~ lae at'hs 1oF
e"t,..s ~ ."as.' A"r .o"ts' ''n. 'top'
s,,,:a y. suo ..nv'ls. , n'sI sapp's."E 'ne aot'
ss ,. w 'o nse't u'Ha. ~ t'"'s sc.f-
- s.''"su .,a ".tm ..aI .c'n'e,"! " t"o
aa... ~ ~. H. "s' luos 'In'tuso vi 'io r.'p'
sr,,,,. ~ ~. s ."omy W n!''ons W ao'''ts.
49,, 10y ". .'s'.'. WIZ ",s'ot s!te"tlat,ees "
o sr,.s., ,., p,.yn' ''1lus4ps' ".'u e'tu"t
tn"' ,,a ,"."ts" ,o.a,. ~ "1'''ss s, aa Ha','';
osu .',s n'uu.".'s' .,. "u"o" n'"a'.a' ','
snas,. n,,''a.',,a "a ~ ..o ."t.,"e I"o,
t,! .,.,,ta,. -. us"s"'',ss 81 .u''n"tou
~ ~" ,sa,'. n'ua s''a. "e."ecn a'o aei.'"e a'u
t"u ..u. ,'n..,a ""s ... n!ete sA,'.n's A'les
.,.n r".s' a., .''' l., t.a lik eo
, 1881-12-15
'ritE Washington Post states lalf Of TnE
TMnuSE's position with reference 10 thu MI
mission Of new States. tt1uH.

TifE washington f'ost states half Of T'fE
Iis1nuSE,a position with refefcllce 10 thu NIL
mission OF new States tll''s:
TalE c'tiGA4n TMinuNs s 9pposs tn the a..
scIn1raia Statcs it wS,ii be rcconcIjci tr tlioIr
esnRtiidatfon and nlm!ssson ~ nnc State, a.
nIiies. nr .,cnrlS M 1roi n, tH"i ri S4""s"
Tor nnk.,ta. t't,weyer. whIe! entalns only lso,tsl
ta thnt ~ NV Mnsiea 'h NJ 9 raraee Il, s
divide It np asia tnnkc two Status OF it.
TnE TItln1'SE Is opposed both TO tho
division of DakUia ai'tl to Tho separate att-
mission Of Now Mexico a1d Arizona. But
the two propositions do not have equal merit.
Dakota now Inns n population considerably
lArBer tllAn tint Of New Mexico und Arizona
, 1881-12-15

THERE Is Ereat deal Of common aetlse It,
Col. lngcssolls ldcas MS to the aacial rights of
the President. Very few penple wIli ninsttun
tho truth OF such propositions ss thnt tho rresl-
dc'1t o1tght to bRve hotuo Of his own like osher
clttxe'ls; TINT when at home he should bo lroed
froM tho opportunities Of pcsttfcrous office.
seekers; TINT l1n ought not IL be ct1upcilcl to
TALK over tito attnation every ttay with thg Amer.
lean oItISen from Olll!gan's Mills; nnd that tho
pump-handlo receptions oughk to ,,c ,ttscot,,tn-
ncd. Hut what would bccnne OF this srent
country, where any man tnay peconto President,
II nscrr s,on tlt,l hot hnvo ncccss to tho Ircgt-
.lent aud permission tn present hin views OH Tho
political slttlataon? Mr. lnRorsYli's ideas nre
echalnlo enough, but unfortunately they iro
utupsan. III QUO respect, hnwovcr, sr. InYcr-
so!l errs, Our pcoplc do not ,ise tho President
for n pump, !" in Imitation Ut monarchy"
hut bccauso every n1,n ID rs Ruul rs
every other man; md tho American clifton
from G'lli8nn'a ILLS Is as biz poIltial unit anu
has as much voting power as my othor n,au in
tile procession to t!,e balot.box, md within ho
returns til OillIKam'a Mills front bis Washington
vlalt wants that retired locality to understnnd 1t.
, 1881-12-15

NEW YonK Inns icon having At, unusually
lnrgo death rate, which tts Sanitary suportntoni.
cnt Insists IA tltc, not to lnorc deaths, but to
nore people, Ito paccs tic present population at
lbN,0o0 nstaad OF 1,ssf, III. tho cohsus figures or
elshtecn months ago, and renohes In th!a way a
very satisfactory rate. New York unqucsuonn.
Nv has n tarSer population now thnn III 1870.
lilo cities aro NIL filling UP: hut 1t haa not
GROWN Quo o-fo1rth, and m analysts Of It's mortal-
lty llst WILL show. mt a normal increase OF
deaths under nil hca,ls, but more deaths from
fho particular cluscs which point to BAD cond.-
tions OF tho public fuatll. There is m end 10 nil
accuracy Iii comparative health statistics II uIty
authorities can asslIno their population Mt will.
st. Louis ma.o tnareotously goot health st,oss-
Ing until the cct,sus proved that tta Formulation
md been greatly osorrateu; anl the Ralti,norp
health authorities rcfl,so to furnish tlnr tnor-
tality hElFcs to tho National noart1 Of Health
unless tho 1ocal estimate ur population In ex-
cess Of the figures of tho census fs accepted
hlonR with theul.-lSx.
, 1881-12-15

THERE seems to be n little doubt Ii, tito
n'lnsts Of same Ut our correspondents rs to VITO
tho Commissioner of tho Land Oilioa ia. Gen.
James =. Williamson. of Iowa, formerly held
that office. lie was appointed 1une 20, 1870, by
l!ayes. lie rea12ncl May n, 1851, after the AL
JonrnsuoHt Of tho frat special snssion uC tho
sonato. Noah q. Mcfarland, nf Kanaas, waa nh.
rolntod 70 succeed him juno II, 1881, by 1'rcsi-
dent GArtol1. When the Senate came toxether
utter tho death OF the President. sr. slot,1r-
lAnd'a name was sent III for confirmation by
PRESIDENT arthur, and tue nomination waa cou-
0rtncQ BY tho BoMnte Oct. Is, 1881.
, 1881-12-15
TRIBUNE lsi.ANC1I OFFICES.

'1nr CrtcAun TntntsK has established branch
nces for the receipt of subscriptions and advertise.
tnents ~ follows.
NEW vtilK-isoom y Tribune jutlainR. FIT. NC.
FApDEN. Manager
GLAsuuW. Rcatlubd~-A,lans american News
Agency. ii Nehstsld-st
LONDON, Eny.-Amcrcnn Exchau 40. *ty Strand
AISnY J.. 1ti.Il1. Agent.
WA3lllNuTUS. H. C.-11l1 street,
, 1881-12-15
PERSONALS,

\, AIR. Curtis fN1 ID Inns sheen elected President
'of an organization called Tho "BostonIan 70.
cletS," and formed for tue purpose or promutlus
tho study Of the hIgtnry OF Hosson anl the ptri.
crsation Of Its antiquities.
Mrs. katD Chnsc Spraeue hns !nn,u ar.
ral'Hements to bnard In New York luriu9 ,ts
wliltoF. She hns foiind pleasant place "a
rty-sixth street, md send har lnrrhtcf5who
arc MI with her, to school.
Tile Invitation to tho publfc dinner given
to hinrk Twnn in Montreal Ia snid to contain
these memorable words. "All tho intellectual
ellto nt Montreal will hu happy to houor III you
one Of the must ethlncnt men Ut 9eMiua who
honor our conriiicnt."
Tho brittle Of Mr. Walter Winana Of DaIls
mora, who wnR recently 1,nrrIe1 Mt ST, pcterl
Church, HrlEhton, Eng. wusu white satin broeta
ana lase ~. y'l and wreash ot oranxe. aos'e,
n,l!las hpprnrcd ih cream latu mud crimson, with
hats to match.
Schator Morrill,, of Vermont, now II years
OF aEe. IL the senior mclnbcr Ut tho Senatc, and
tho youngest Is sonntor Aldrtch Of Ilhods
lslaId, now 20 ycars Of nKo. Tho ollest IN Zen.
island, who has served continuously twensy.oas
yehls.
RosfnN, Countess OF AlIrniiorI. the late
King Victor Esnnnuel's widow, llps dangerously
Ill ut her Pletlulonteaa country iousr md "a not
expected to recover. Ever since her royal hus.
band's death she has lived in strict seuusIon On
her estates, md lias never once visited ltome.
" site hnA held ITO communication Throughout
thp phst three yours. upnn this lndY Eletuf
M Etnentisl bestowed. NJ diueter,t t!snr., 3ran'sI
lung aud money Of such vNltte TINT the "dt11l
Hialnr's du!,Khter" " becsIGnu ot,e 1T tho wea1est
women IL Italy. Upon her 4enlh her taFgeess'
Cd butween her soapexraco Bou, Count Mlrattor.
anu nnly daughter tho Wifi OF ucHueso MAt'
Huis.
The eldest son Of tho lsussian Emperor Is
In bis lsh year. OF an aotivo and l!yniy dispose
tlon; aud. for his ycars. far advanced IN h't
atndses. Rusalap IL always tho tangInge en'
ployed by the Imperial family when they ass ~
Grs they speak French arsd English on alternate
aays. hlx hours day nro dcyosc1 ~ STUDY "
fS ty9nx 1 rao9s eat her % esa'!G cs ! .1s .s
Mlso psaottcel IN riding a,ll SHOUTING. and tbs
rules vol.
Tho building on 1ontl, ttreet, opposlt
Forl's Old Theatre, where hlr. LINCOLN died. u
now occrpod by Il ucsmau gontlemnn "lths
sandy bearsl, who fotcoa wockly papcr Oh tue
conlld!isx rnblEc. Tliu tyrb-scttIug and tho ms'
Glllnu work nro Ioho In the luwer part nt tue
building, wh'io tho oditor'a saact,lm and fafnly
quarters hre nboye. lie was recently called
npon " narty 2! Jerseymcn Is spesuMsy%es! noye!'
oy 'r " wa'. s u Mnes .eo ns
hlst0rlo tn American annals by the nc!ancheHFt
event whigh happened there, and tr.lisiormaI y =
aao % uafissy II fapdoa Il in he
wAs TO tMko tho rontn In which tho l'fes'uentt
paaaed AWAY, ai!d InAke nsn uf atapefy ann vi Il
tlEurda to 4Gh!ct tho mehtNriRl group prefemIt y
tue Ting. The oth0r rohtna wcre ~ pe .o u!tsa
With wax Etntuar5 Ut the soldiers and stu!es1sSa IL
crot wS1 9'a M III psS1 psor Il s.a M hn,s s sud a"@s @
cltnGd to Ee purity tu N1ly such GrptesGu6 tas
, 1881-12-15

"0Arn" drops Into Cincinnati ta,1r,al-
!sm whon hs calls sIs. A. bl. C!app, ex.pub,Io
Printer, "sen'le mud sensual," mud speaks OF hid
,faca a. "a sRa Of tnondlcancy:' aud syoo-
pAanoy," and Of NJ. cl4pp ht,nseIf a. "aslll
era"1Ins around Washington !iks mud-turtls
trying 10 mud aoino place to ousk,o
, 1881-12-15

VIZ have no doubt tint the y,ooo pioneer
settlers On Territory Included within wIlat
il known as tiIe alnxwoll Grant " III New
A[exic0 aro entitIod 10 Il rele..se Of their lauds
from tho corporation which. ~ NOW seeking
70 absorh them. It may b. that 1t Is too late
for tho Interior Department OF it's own mo-.
tion to furnish relief, but these settlers, Il
they haye bsen wronged. should not plead III
vuln for tue Interference Of tAa Department
, 1881-12-15

AN error Of tile typcs yesterday nlat}a uR
say shat bsr. Aldrlch ofFoEcl bill In tho House
providing for tho establishment Of All uR1anv
OIlce::' In this city, OF course "Assay OtUco''
was meant. Mr, Aldttoi, Ii tto good a friend at
chtcaRo to axpose tho city to tho literary toluxo
wnIoh would sweep over It In uase such an otiiuo
were Upenel.
, 1881-12-15

nj Groton, hiass., ho Inns written with tho zeal
uf II RCnulne nnti1unry. Party politics he has
never stnbbscst 1T, ni,i wkntrvrr pnrtr ha,l con-
trnl nf tho City Government. nr. urccn's otIcIal
services wesu nlwnys In demand. Ito IA ono q;
tho mnst k,n'l-hchrtut. hohcrutpnt and Ho,l!ut
1T n,tn. aud TINT no will glye tho City Of 13osto
, 1881-12-15

FROM 1ndla comes tito report published Ii,
tho bslta.h Medical Journal, whIoa Ia certa,nly
gooa authority, OF an alleged discovery ct q
remedy for hydrophoblu, The pntienf, boy s
, 1881-12-15

oxE lnombor Of tho Boraparte fomuu,
Ind strnke of luck. prlnoo fiolarlt ,sha 1as
4 ycar ngo mnrrlcd tho daughter NJ ~ .ahaut
tho proprietor Of Tho Atunaoo unnh,rm. ~ Hlsnc,
'samort, has Just sold out tho ln,orcs, s.'ao' .'
concern which he lnhorttc'l IN tho dca,h u, ,n'
rather.tn.law for 81, ,ph1. N'a'a Of aIa