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Tho pAcit!G NMtlollni xgantl OF Uostol.
VIII Ikrnt,1tae 4s,,Atnesn.

I3nsToS, Dec. y.-1huro was lonE consultu-
tlosi lodny lutwuen tho Directors a[ tAo Central
and pHclo National hunks anu Weeks, ut which
Hi uKrcuInent wns drawn up mud siHued which,
with tho assent of Controller EHux will insure II
speedy rcacn.ntion ii tho Pacific lsnnk, Tho I'a,-
ellie l}ank owes thu Centrml National $9l5,i01,
thu SECURITY huld by tho latter hustny II !acu
yuuU Of s.,p,0Dl. In tho ngreonuunt tho Cuttt4It
bus at1lIstul this tabt by allowing tho I'ncltle
TANK II ycnr Il, whch IL my eA0IU0. and ro-
turned to tho pnritu $l2i ilNJ Of tho lst of tho
ssiN,U0 Goltatorut. Thu batance, *j1b,4u,.
dcN,sttlnK nrst-alnss security. We1ks
further NYrces 10 unncal tnsnDrrnw e:i}l.ttkI
Of tntlehtcd'susa 70 the lalold ll"nk ty rstur'!
tho hank gives him time oxtenslun on thu re-
nlaIlldur at tho amount duo fron him t$t'+ Goj.
GssMry from thun hlyu t1ecttlod ull tho bnsls IT
this nrrunHcincnt. 10 reyunlo directly OH re-
ucipt pr tho Controllers EuII4bnt.
, 1881-12-10

The Sunday pi1tncr mn.
The fotf0wfpg.bll! OF faro fur tho Sunday din
ner Ia submitted tn tho careful consideration Ut
hosu who enipy Nh elegnnt nseMa;
Rt)up.
Fronob pot.uu-fcu.
FlRIE.
FlIlet VI wh!tatyh, Il Ia Normande.
ESTRHEA.
Foutets ali rIx, u Ia lf0s1rRepfsa.
Cote1lattts do f1au en pMpillotlp+>
HOIST.
.Prnlrl0 chicken.
rEtIITAuLEH.
fFfnch peaa, asparagus, su9ar.oorn.
BAt.AN
Lettuce.
DEasEltr,
EuStat4l ertutil.
Soup--Take thrce i,.,ll,lt!s ur flank anl threo
ltnllps uf shank be9f, cover with 0lIe alld balf
gallons Ut wAEur anl bring 20 u t'oll over quick
Hire. 8casvu with two spo41s ut salt. hkins
ulusuiY. Then u,ld lwD larxo currols. four lueka
ur u,caluus-s!zcd o1llo,'s, six eloscs, oho-hulf
turnlp, ous.guarter cphbaxe. oIlu Ilarsulp* a.n!
Soi, sit!wiy tos, ,faar hoars. sarvo VIII 'oas'stt
Fiji Fisa-t;at W twa @ iarxe wht,et1sh, split tAen. down
tle nack 9n4 rotnoye tau oo1'ns; , Flsn r!,t tno
so,n" buttcr, ind The :j!lioS oE u iot,ioft.
ake bak!n: na. NJ! arr.!'xo te piosss .. '',
t Gattss W a, " uash ,st,aa 'r tae iisS sErsktr b
ssa,y with byoad crumbs and two otiIrna chon..
tso Ssa S'fN %sls s .tv I'll iis ~ = e*ax @ II S..Sls @
10 niake the snsce. Tako ms pint Ut inrxs uys.
iets. md KsulIy stew nser lho tfo. T4en NIX
Ss.is uI !o;,r. All! lie JULIO Of tho oysters anl
nls' the juice u = % ean ot !n!!.hr'%M1ns % 1. A.t
@ sia .be d. % y"iR" of f fo.lr ysss a lteat th"r"EHy
Iuke the juice Vt thu t!s u1.d ntih to !ho sa'ee;
IL II Mt
, 1881-12-10
y nEcEnrnE1, H. f881-SIXT'EIN PAGES
yestcrtioy .,,on will ts practically closed by tho
Inv H,crslnio month.
Etatg Cnnyc. n8ACM HAnnoH or REFUGE.
:,tpafth to Tie CTfed9o Tribune
FlNANc1AE!t"

The Rai1nre or a. Isr,r.ey NtnInver 4
a'nHunFn n"s. VII '"o sa"3'"e@a'Haeh o.
NJ. Paul, stsnn.
sr rACtn N,nn,, r)ec. p,-Thc ,,cv, Of Tho fail.
,n.,f tsar,xax xt,trnnx I. r." ~ ...t"s co.,
sH fe ike Ct ] ssr e' c'"" en " IT, ." !" , ~',srs sy s
was lor lung tImu II resident nah Inns nlany
frIsmls. 1iu ,n a uopt,cw Of ox.sv,ntor llntnsuy
a',t oonneeted with s"'"c 1T our most pro"I1'cnt
til" failure that vii, ottract attention. surnrltc
," n",sea ,u,''ss s,e" o.s.'css ~ n'e' IT,, e"y ms
ness-mcn have Icon rro+rrring fur tho
hut ycar. hln'nxsr is blamed Tor le"y'nx
~ nis 81 u4'eSs t,".., ann ten'"n1 muoh oa INC .h3e
IN . st. r""'. a." many %esuts .,s h, Of "ors' ,han
,v hon v,,v n, wbrnt NJ lntc hut ,i,,. nrn, i,c
conf,rmcd Tho full,,rr will tru,1 In ,n and. NJ
t,,,,,"tion. Ntu,m,,..r h.. tt,," a ,nrr.. ,v,,a-
~. .s.'ea.o's' 4'*.s ,al nas ueen t",Ko u"nus
of r1ai fstAte, and Within m1t,th hhS trf1s-
i'll family and ot,,ers. Ills irtcnts eIati, that
cun4etiuerc.s Of lis failure, atn tai tho iii irup.
cry. l,,ntiHh hca IN ftainsey SInlltYcr's ilnInr
ffS IL Tta1. S 1 3 1t s aa nt ae y
were nude ii Ius,ics u ticni. '' The tr,t,ssers
viii bs ylHur,,,sIy contested however. 4 large
s ss@ ws4y e ''s nc sts%ess ss ~ sss .ae p" . II.
heayles. orulttors Ths Iaojllt,es nro pla.sal at
.st % e. villa @ i1 Witt b. .. .wnl"wrt, 1"ss Sgn
preferred clsltins and innrteau.a. a l.ro,,inr.it
lawyer here sald tnaay, thas Tie unsecured cred.
at Paul. will have no calitc unless tilu trAtIs-
iars u sue ii. Paui realsst.ts ara t,,salislate.
s. ~ T uaasFP cPfa @ 4s 1sM II ri sss ,fs, f f "
pr'partY tnnas within four 1uonttis beturt as-
sixt,ment ars Invalid; Uad9r Moa,ana l4xt.
fsiicrc. Thert, Il oyery nSmpeot ct Of II IonE anu
, 1881-12-10

Criminal Slf&lnEs fpoln Many PolEts All
Over the Country

CrTttaf1tMi Klff1n..A frk,f1l NfuuY IsOlNt6 Nl1
nvrr ff,r Cn,tufrV.
-.
Special DtsAteh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
ST.. J0sErIf. blo., lice: D..-On Wednesday, night
t..t. .'nr,I ,rsh,t. In ,,,o nt,tn s,',yn ~
nEaP'' tel'et", "4e'ena"te. ~ wv "..'o tu"" , ~
uru"IitfK l.'il,' county, OIL tao Cn'caAo
j. southwestern Hopa. Tho building was II
Iar rr ott, tt,rrp attrIna nyh tyy stt,,.ra t,tpt1
m Sat, y, ~, s,r.,a n~,,, ts o,,a rs,,"d .,.r'
tes slept: also ta.ntlies resltlvd up.atuirs. Thu
bt,rglnrs s,alo overy door anti window by whluh
tha a,ccrrrs eo,,M muks rxtt fnHt. than wont
, 1881-12-10
TIE IRISH.

ATHEISTS IN kEIltI.
DUBLIN, }leu. A-Hev0n persnns living III
tia vicinity ot Castle Island, County Kerry,
l'nye pran arruse.t undur the Coercion uct
oil suspicion Ut attacking houses.
NESTs
The tenants of tho Marquis Of Droglle.ia,
and Lords Agssercen nnl Cloncl,rry, 1n tue
CoNnttrs IF Eft.l,tre and Wicklow, lave
joinc.l tho ''So.rent" movement They re-
cclvct midnight visits and notices threaten
lug dcatI, II thoy paid rent.
C,NK, Dou. n.-The Duke of Deyonshirc
refused tho Abatement of rent asked by tue
totlatlts 0n his eatate.
l.oSMDH, Dee. D.-'rhe T1mes advocates
assistance IL thu Irts!, Property Dcfensu Az
sociation because theru is no reason why, II
tic rresent agitation agn!llst tic payment Of
rent lrluluplls, the aAlnc nletlnsl SHOULD not
lu extended, aINl tllo 1riall he Drbed by the
foreign ellptnlus Ut ti1c Dri.Es!l Government
10 combine il. reslsttng taxcs wltl.-4s viuw Of
extortlng their Independence.
CONk.
DUBLIN; Dec. l-I'le Corporation OF Cork
ilas utmost unanimously pnssed resolution
III favor nf tlle relsaSe of thu "s,speets.'
QuARlsE1.lSu AMONG TliEslsE1vEs.
TliH Frccn.a,Is Jour1lui publishes bitter
htLilEh Wy I'htllGk 1AA1l+ 11G&aAIe1 VI AI9
l4nnd leaghc, upon 1'lgott, former proprietor
IT tue IrtshhluH, who latety puhlEHhel Ut,
article III Aic,Itila'l's AfagHztne reflting
tito principles of the Land League. Esan
gives correspondence which, l'c claE'I's,
proves tllht pie0tt eMdeavored to cxtort n
loan by threatening Ii publish Il statement
relative tn tho alleged misuse OF tho Land
Lengue's funtls.
lAt.IA>N's y RECOMMENDED nELEAsE nEFusRD.
DUBLIN, Dec. 0,-O'Donnell, II. T., III
speaking here, safA Forster Ind refused tu
raIe;.se Dillon, dcspiiu the recommendation
Ut tho lhttur's physician.
llI1s11-AMENtc.ANs ARRESTED.
Amoug the sevesl persons arrustcd In the
vicinity Of Castle Isla1u untloy the Coercion
act, arc lieGd, CoiEeY, mud Maloney, latell
returned from America.
THE LORD MAYOR AND THE riEOPEtTY DE-
FEMME COatNlTrEE.
Tho Lord A1ayor writes tho press trusting
that tile Property Defemso Committee to bs
fnrliletl early next week md he composed III
lnen Of unll,anco and positlul', anil devoid oi
nil political bias, win raise such IL tnnd III
will otfce.ua:ly assist tic ioyalIsts In ireland
l}artng Druthera Ilayo subscribed 1EE!.50 t0 tht
| property defense fund.-
, 1881-12-10

ana 'nafty wefo khoc.ea down and trah'plef!
ui"''' 1"t n'ost nf t'leh' rcae''ea tie s'1enl
"l''on' scr'ois 1f'lnry. f'ta RalIefits wire
ef"'""'' us"l u'e l't th'rly 'tld"tl' '"l o"lIa
u t'o 'af'l''eSs ~ u'o fth'f mere "cfe o'I'y
Il te" iEfsohs III INC stalls af'l boxes.
IN rnE PANIC
tne person resn"ns'oIo '"r t'lo saicty of tho
tno"tEe heA'eStea u ise LUG lllcAffs loF tclc@
k'au".nt W t'o "ele .,, o.M.'o"A ~, Wh'c'
they Hatl NJ their 'llsposhls Il'B audience
consequently wsts leil for ten minutes srag-
Klinv wi'd1y III tic darkness fnr menns of
exlt. Iho llfc.sa9ina bflga'lc then arrived
WIN '"iders' thfcl.s. niHi ,!,''p!iig@slicets.
Ihe persons anVed wttn 'ho "lu III tue sheets
1a'npeu tro'a thc wltlto"s by NO tloze'i ut
tl'ne. In als houf anu "a11 tao "''olo
na'iolng WIS .... s...........
NoA,1S" foHHAeE'
ING pofsoils whoso noti'ea wofo hfst re-.
cosesWl sgelll 10 'laVa ate'i l',osl'S rom SUI"
s. 1no","a'' uut t4s o'not p""'.a pt'"v'l1
sW"sIha "peo.ac'e, Ma"S n'eva hea"s OF
!cet p"ihct1 ~ ~ va. IT, ~" nIs - ss'!'
uutnhEi "na ~ ~ '"l GHpee'su .,s ~ WIZ 'M ~
ttAA".s"eo !"s so"te' W ~ LUIS l'utnh'k
"a" c!hFteu coipses Aa' oeea coh'oye4 70
tAe noSpl.Nl' alto .:la ".ss " NV ~ ao" os'1>
hatea NJ IRON a" u '"
HEi'Ef At '"HlH a.,
fAH1s' Icy. "'A Ha1Scl'ptio1' llSt has
pecn nbts''est 'or ule 'ah''Ies I'll Slct''''s Vi
the vienna theatre hFe' ...-
col" MAr!.issoN oN Fi'ErTnAr@
NEw ao'lK' LUG "'-Ce'. Alhp'esoi'' t''e
W''a'RnoWh oi,efa-Aall''9er, sa" III conuec@
lla'' w1n t''o s'pI!N ''te' !ta" WonasI u
, 1881-12-10
FORTY LIVES

lost IN TltE 1..tf or l'tsc!AY.
1.oSnoS, Doc. 0.--fhU British steamer
Saxon Monarch, frnm tiibatar tor Antwerp.
Il n.ontl, overdue, Is supposed to have found
oretl III tho hay 0f D'seay. 1t 1s feared tl,at
all llaIltls, numbering t0rty. ntu lost
, 1881-12-10

dp&stat u1pdtth 10 1s G*tseRo 1Ft'AE<s
MiLwAUKrE, nac. u.-Tho Executive Commit
too Ut tho Htutp 1lalrYmen'a . Aaeoolnttoa llat In
boYEQH FnllS I4t, ii to IL. lAelnslv0. Premiums
for dairy products agRregattug 4s00 Will 10 Of
tctGl@
, 1881-12-10

LONDON, Dec. 0.-Ihe Governor Of Salon.
lea contrasltcts the recent roport tlIat some
Turkish s,llIcers and soldiers uiassaorett q
Christian family ut lhlcu, a,,d carried oil slx-
teen n,eIl, women, at.si children.
, 1881-12-10
AN EXPLOSION.

slyTy-Stx PERSONS Ki1.LEp 1sf AN FXl'Lo-
SION IN i cOI.LtEHr IN 1tELGiusl.
nnussEt4s, Dec. u,-1An explosion occurred
tu.lay in thu Coclorill cnlliory, causing the
death OF Blxty-stx persons.
, 1881-12-10

aIncnllnterts Cough Mixture ycmrty
incrgnses in popular estea,n despite the hun6tr
u now remedies almost daily introduced Ithn
r. Lee, Garner Unlisted nnd Harrison streets, nt9u
All lr1lgKf8fA.
, 1881-12-10

Hing Theatre, elves n 9rnp|Itc account of tho
catastrophe, Of which tllg following Is an ex-
trhct:
Wi write with death III our hearts, unable
to jlHl wtrsts tn tlcscyIbu tl,e min which we
suirrr. 4 terrible calamity bntell our city
tnttay. Tha Ning Thratrp, {ornurly known
aa the Opera Cotnlqtte, Ia III ashes, ami hun
t!rgtfAof l,iu1ui, beings arn Victims Of tho en-
tnstp3phB. Nnthin8 lIke lllfa horror las Av,r
oaourru,I hnforo In Il, Ia city. At len nlln-
lltes bef,rn 7 tho fro broke out,
The tllcalro was nretty well filed,
hut happlly not entirely crowded. a cn-
sltlurab!c Number Ut pcuple waro still In tho
foyer md tlrnssnx-raoIns, aiid n ,lellss Anss
of carriaEcs ocaupfel lilo solalten ring. 1t
iad jttBt commenced to a'IuW, nt,tl I'll THO
auditorium Uf the thGntrc thoro Was tho ila'lal
bustlc before the commencement Ut the per-
forlnn!lcc, people walking up and slown.
looking for tlclr rlaccs. md tho noise Or
turning 'lowh seats WIS heard o'' atl sllos.
Tl'o boxes wcrd still glnt'ty, but tito bulcoiIy
ant galleries wore well 1IIlctl.
ON TILE STAGE
everything was IT. Il stata OF activity Ar1d
hustle, workEnsmen removing sconcry. etc.
Otlelhaol's comic ororn "l.ts CalatBs
D'liotf'nnn " wfs to bo Performed for tic
ltAd already takt:t' tliolr paces oil TIC stage
IN costume, but hal'y wrfo. However, sill! III
tue odrcsslnE'r0nl'la I'll the hands ut custu'ncfs
atid !;alr-IresHcfs. Il!o nvarturn llasl not
yet begun. How tho i'rc cotlsllEonoe.t oa1lnnt
yet be tlclnltly stated. nfld probably 1t Will
never bo kiowlt. According 10 ono verssoil
tic sccl'ery was lgnlte.l ny y apnrk
from tic e'eotrlo machinery. Accofa'
Ink to nn0ther q workman with
an alcohol lamp ca'lscd tic disaster.
'Ilio fornser vcralo, Ii tho i1lore likely ono.
Director llclctl!esberger,wl1os stonu iliI0si tic
stage, WAS the tfrst one 10 iotIce tile lire. III
tnotnel1t after the "llies " 'wnra wrapped III
tlRines and tho network Ut wt'tIu. RUPEES, aiHl
canyas was burning like tlndor,
THE rEurI.E IN Tl1E STAGE
were stnpatou with faar at 1rat, a'ad fhoy
spaedily tonk to Hight in tho ia0st tcrriblu
confusion townrtl tho ladies' dressing g-rou,t,s,
OH the LETT Of tho stnge, where slnnl1 statr-
case lad to IIol,eNstaufeN htrasae. iii Il lno-
tllcnt tile ourtn1n t|uw up a,Nl n .iraft blew It
l,i&her anil tl.itler until, like jery tongue,
II dartu,l bnuk antl furth fro,lI auditorium 10
stage rho tIry becat,te master Of The ring
Theatre, "Firulh "Fircih
"rl1E n1Na THEATRE IL ON F1nEl"
was tho cry ttlnt wuilt from ttluuLl, 10 cur.
Ou tho King strasse tho J1ancs were already
bursting trougl, tic r0or, a,pl cries such ns
Vtui,1ln luyer heard befUrp hle,l It. They
seemed not like tho cries ct Aslntan betuKa,
hut suel WoefltI 1ccellts as ca,, h0 heard 0ny
| iu tho death stImggle. rta suouc was III
| tleacrlbable. All tIlnso Inai.tu OF tho f,teil
| building were pushing their way toward tho
stroot, WI,iol, wts crowded at ulI ppiuts. Tl,e
autlIenuu from the tEeatra struggled antl
| crllslleh each ntltar in the pgrlstylp
, 1881-12-10
DR., THOMAS IN MIL WAuKEE.

RpFE90I DNbateh 70 1"4 EH1Faao 1F1b0Hs.
MILWAUKEE, Wiz. dec. o-pr. II. W. Thomas,
of Chicago delivered = lceturu on "Doubt" Vt
tho Academy OF Musto tonight to amall au-
dlenoe%
, 1881-12-10

Rrnlu ,Inilns yteiis Iaryu t,rttits. for pamphlet
aud electric pen rsEorlH wrltn tu W. 7. souo j.
To-, nf3kcrs, l;N Lii 5Hle-Bt. Lh10NKp-
, 1881-12-10
ITALY,.

TIfE sECHET-sEtf!CE FUND.
1loME. ue6. D.-'rl,u ltatlan Chamber of
Deputies referred the motion ot S!gnor cris-
III for MI Increase ut tho secret-seryca fund
to tic DudEot C0lnHlttce, Il, spite OF tho
Governments Expressed wish TINT tl,e lnt'-
tlon bo withdrawn. Slgnor Crispi severely
collsurel tho Governments foreign policy.
STATEMENT DESlEH.
III the Chamber oi Deputies today 6ignor
Mnglaett! denied tho statement by Crlapl
yesterday tint GerlilaMy ,Ial In 1875 addressed
u ,,t,t0 to 1tnly Will, rtorsIc0 to tho law 0t
rapal guarantees. No communication Of
that nature, llo snl. lad reached tho Govern
Inunt willie lle wns III 0tlloe.
THANKS flsuM lll8sGAnCK.
Tho Minister ut Foreign Affairs informed
tho HOUSE tEnt l}lsmnrck Ind tolcgfapled
lin Ills thanks for tile Interpretation he {tho
alinIster} l,asl placed upon Dislnarck's recent
speeciA IN which ho referred to 1taly's ad-
yanrea towards Reputable.
, 1881-12-10

DEs Mo1NkA, H.. ucs, 0,--Tha btaso coulter.
encu Ut tho luadlnx uruen14ckets, held hero
, 1881-12-10

Eedd1nE'a IxuAaiAn sntvc In NncQs1nled
for Chiihln!ns, tilliHud haHHg. frost bltes. Dto.
, 1881-12-10

ST. FETEllanuu0. Dee. Q.-On tie occasion
OF the fete OF st. ie0rge today the Car scAt
Il telegram to the Emperor Ut Germany colt.
graduating Him Us tho best and most ccle-
br;ltcd Knight OF tho Order Of st George.
, 1881-12-10

is ynlr wifcs health p&,tr7 ARE your chfsdrpn
scklyf Okye thetn Iitowsl's 1ron Btters,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-28

Administration may be expected to secure IN
this Department alone. In other Departments
also the spirit of reform has been felt, and IN
proportion to the defects discovered have been
the improvements made or proposed.
While the Administration goes on thus faith
fully aud patiently, doing its work in each
branch with unusual skill and integrity, the
representatives of the people OF this State are
asked 10 make war upon the President, and 20
en- Jarrass him as far rs they can, because he
ha. not seen lit 10 become a mere tool OF small
faction in one state The question rests with
the people They Will decide whether. on the
whole, the work OF Administration deserves
tlcir rrlukc or hostility. Their instructions 10
their representatives at Albany ought TO have
effect. Bat this must b, said, meanwhile, that
the country la. never lad an Administration
which ban. accomplished on tiie whole rs much
for thc country within four months of power ~
hl. been accomplished by the Administration
OF President Garfield since March q j. may
make serious mistake. hereafter. But tins far
it has served TIE people houowhly. stcadia,dr
anal with rare courage and ability II does
not Dies, pc hearty support, can the people hope
Co choose b,uTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-28
4 nISTUPBER or THE pE1CE.

No good can come of the persistent trlliins
with their duties which about onc-thrd
of the legislators at Albany are carrying
on day by day. majority Of the Republican
members vote steadily for Mr.. Depcw and Mr..
Wheeler, their chosen candidates, not because
they are the only persons wlam they consider
worthy of their support, but because the ma
iority have agreed to present their names. The
Democrats vote for Mr. Herman and Mr.. Potter
as they have a perfect right to do not with any
hone or expectation Of electine them, but
merely 10 keep the party organization in action.
There remain something like fifty members
elected as Republicans. and calling Themselves
such, who scatter their votes daily among 4
half dozen persons, not one of whom is a serious
candidate. and not one Of whom has any appa-
rent chance Of election. Ii Is the daily triling
of these fifty persons which keeps The Legisia-
ture in session 50 far beyond the time when 1t
should have adjourned, which keeps the public
attention drawn 10 q subject OF which II Is nred,
and which is introducing a most nnWholcSome
feeling into the councils of both the political
parties. We repeat that no good can come to
anyone from this foolish waste of time. Neither
of the two deserving Senators can be elected.
The most they hope and are striving Tor Is to
adjourn the Legislature and carry tho present
disagreeable contest through the summer and
autumn. No one, except themselves, believes
it possible that theig chances would be any
better before new Legislature than before
this, which contains so many OF their creatures.
The Democrats themselves gain nothing by
this exasperating wrangle. The fact that their
leading paper is already urging the stealing OF
the two seats in the Senate on prclext too
ridiculous for argument shows how demoraliz-
ing is the influence Of long contest like TN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-28

Senator sherman has just been made an LID.
ly Kenyon College.
once in o while literature pays lirr Gustav
Frretag the popular German novelist. Is bniidus
40 WIcsb-ucn hJass which ls TO cost fjr'vJl
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln continues daugarou.yiA
scraior David Davis. Nho is executor OF h'r late
husbands ciatc. has been summoned To her bed
side.
.C.o,cmook" the old homcof Alice and Phoebe
Czrv. la, Been purchased. restored and n honarof
d., t,o poet, opcGel 10 the public BY 1if' - ii''
OF Cincinnati
Count Victor Audra.sy aud several other Young
Austrian nob.cncn are travelling through Ncw-
N,Nico. and were lately entertained by General
HAtcha a.au 40 santa lee.
Secretary Blaine says that bis new residence in
Washington i, TO be- simply square old-fashioned
h.p.." The whole loser loor is 10 be - arranged
tuat the rooms can All b. thrown INTO one.
General Weaver. the gentleman who not long
400 .tl,rrlrrd as Grceubacl canlilate for the lr-
drncy. &, r,'h,sa handsome man, with cool head
aud q brown mu,tacAe. III" IS a clever speaker
President Garfield on Friday of next week viii
address tine citizens Of s. Adams w., from stand
10 their park and In The evening he VIII Lom .
reception. Governor FarnhAn wil! FORMALLY receive
tho President m hchalt oi iho S'il' a' l"o H'''o
lur.
The Rev. John Jasper The negro preacher made
fau,as hy bis sermon arzliug ihlt thc san and not
th, earth iao,,. D. dying - Richmond tie ha, hal
o., I.I-.-t congregation OF any preacher ~ no
~ul.h .ld one eff tl, lr-a,t in Che tnitfd states
l. ..- numbered abort 1000. Iic la5 IT, pe it"a -
-,-.ol. on ih. rotation Of the -nn hinrtI tiu4',
Do D., modest ait quiet. AMI has great i"h4'Aee
W. B.. ia. In.nuors o. Ais congiegaJ.on.
~ I..t-rs as De sat working at his oesh was
strange object. 4. hi- r.n TIL or. Che -sa1 was
L...f ir almost iotiI.lt position. \ shoes II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-28

Trance has lost i'm jules Armand Sanislas
pularre one of the greatest ol her con,rtu-
tulI lawyers and conservative statesman
vlo lad been n public life more than half %
century. Elected deputy almost continuously
from -3l to Isis and serving ,lior term as
Minister of Public Work, under Soult and
aeain as Nmi~torof Interior under Cayaleuac,
no. wa, content to practice JAWS after the Coup
dltlt. and remained in retirement until thc
crowned u~urprr who had cheated hi- country
men ont of their li4cItic, had been OyclthtoNn.
y licr- made him Minister OF justice and Vice
President OF the Council in 1871, but the
greatest service which hr rendered to his conn
a., wa- in the autumn OF 81, when be under
took what va. considered AZ the time an impos-
30 ic ta>h-thIt of managing President Mae
Nluhou.
Tie simon Ministry lad been dismissed, thc
Government of Combat bad cndoa}orcd i'm vain
to wrench 20 reaci.onary majority from the l'c-
publican CONSTITUENCIES. and thc President Na,
unwilling to admit tit hr WAS wron- and tho
A.,,mh', aud tLr people were right. lie
mrulr.l tllr coantiy "ii' second dissolution
Of tlr Chamber. he kept his krlctionaly
Cabinet iu power rs long 90 Doe ,ould in defiance
oil pu.dic sentiment and then appointed what
bee called "a pu~iuc>. Cabinet. o. was Duianlr
ul. n..l,t brought hu 10 u. ~cn~r~ aud py'
Oh country breathing space M which 20 regain
it ,rroltrol. IL may NOT hc too much o. ~a'
dat D., was Tire only statesman in France who
Dad til, t.ct ~.,l,itf ard -o1t ~'r-r I'INl'rN
for ttr MANAGEMENT of oGr oi the most unnan-
a-,.b.e CD, French riuI- in % @lrat poiitr|
crisis. N,ur" tle E.to.lu"1 % I~i~, W.