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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Ga, r4s.s -22 Moon L... c73 Clock slow Om.bta
.gn scts as, Moon souths.. l-I MOOnsagc days, ]
mon WATER TO-DAY. NJ
sandy Hook. 500 GOV Island 500 he "A'e .'''l"'''
HIGH W ATER TODAY. e.
sandy Hook. 80 Gov. Island. 9!9l Hen 'ate.'.-II"7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
AnnOnncements.

An exceptionally fine lot carefully matched
first water Diamonds, mounted In earrings, $780, 0 SOW
500 to pins to match $40 TO 300 % carat
ine uairs j. II. JOHEbIOs, lou BOWeIy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

CARPETs.-Best 5-frame Body Brussels, only
81 20 per yard Tapestries G5c borders 70 match CHsh
credit CRossLEYs No. TAO and 7l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
FITZPATRICK sURRENDERs HIMSELF.

Policeman Bernard Fitzpatrick who shot aud
killed Patrolman Thomas j. Norton in Delaney
morning TO Inspector ByTnes at the Inspector
house in Ninth-st The Inspector took his prisoner
to Police Headquarters and locked him up. Later
he was taken to the COrOnePs Office. He refused to
say ANYTHING and was committed to the Iombs
without bail to await the inquest, which will be
held next week. The murdered policeman was
buried Yesterday from the house No. 66 Pike-st.,
where he had lived. Many of his former comrades
from the ElbrIge Street Station attended the
funeral with Captain Alaire and three OF the four
sergeants The body was sent out to Sullivan
County.
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90 tn RRI-NNFII.'

Earl g. Wilson's "E g. W" brand Of Men
Collars and CUFFS the best Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
ALEX. M.uAYs & co.

AZ OUR MR.. HAYS WILL SOON RETIRE FROM
ACTIVE BUSINESS, TT BECOMES NECESSARY TO
LARGELY REDUCE OUR STOCK. WE HAVE THERE
PORE PLACED VARIOUS LINES OF GOODS IN OUR
BASEMENT SALESROOM AT LARGE DISCOUNTS
FROM REGULAR PRICES PRICES MANNED ON
EACH ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES
81 UNION SQUARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

One of the ablest professors at Yale Colleg,
became nearly insane from want OF sleep he says ma
saved me from horrible fate Dr. BensOns Celery ant
Chamomile pills They cured my neuralgia, and gained
twenty three pounds in four weeks NeWfork ONCE AK
FultOnSt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

s3l broadway and Gthayc.. for your candles po
box OF Inc mixed candies 81 and 81 90 Boxes or me o.
bona 6Oc. SOC. and 81. Wholesale depot 4lO drandst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
LA LeIin;tOnavc., near 2JhsL Iolrs % anu 70"
Attention TO Bentenon.
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A ru1EvING LETTER cARRIER.

Richard beeDe, IT,, "a letter carrier attached TO
Post Office sta ion G. at Fifty-iirst-st and Broad
way, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Post
Office Inspectors NcWcOme and Gardner, charged
with stealing letters. Beebe's route has been in
Forty-fourth and Forty -Gftil-sts, west OF Eighth
ave-. and many complaints of missing letters have
come from people i'll those streets. When Bcebe was
arrested he had in his possession some marked
money which had been stolen from dccOy letters.
He was committed TO the Ludlow St.eet jail to
await examination to-day.
BROOKLYN.
Mayor-elect Low visited the Fre and Rnlldings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

In the Court OF General SeSslOnS yesterday,
Maurice Clifford was sentenced 10 the state Prison
for five wears by Judge COwiDg for attacking PO-
hcenan Marrau OF the First Precinct with knife
John Boss for committing burglary at No
l21 Ezabcth-st. on December II, was sentenced to
the State Prison for five years Alfred Struger
alias John johnson, was sentenced TO the state
Prison for four years for burglary committed al
No l0S MadisOn-ave. on December y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Ladies' Committee OF the Midnight Mission,
at No. 2GO Greene-st requests gifts for Christmas
dinner for forty inmates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

Ter SIlfnnfnn Ne,oa. u aau. 81. Ftrgl PIJAl
, 1881-12-03
nnd atrcama nj It rnn through the mineral ut
q nutnOer Ut piaccs.

nnh atrcams of It run through the mineral ut
n number Ut psaccs.
OVER IN 0onLASD.
whic. Il n lltsio why frnn nracevIlle.. Baird &
Hicknx hnvo n1fnc running. and nincr* told
u ; sf mst' ssaS sy 9ssss or
as Scn!s etss .n"ss "se e aer pay %aes nrs ss
from Sl,%1 70 Fl.:n per ton fer mining, whict
!: from y 70 :, cents nt'oyo @ tho r,,ine ~ pre1 o.
tie crth of tho cosl i, tho sl,i ntt,ce Hhait, hs
rhina9o. Milwaukee, 4 st. Pull Company hayu
70 phy ~ hiEh IA s!.do per ton for mining in
": Xt ilrnwool there arc three shntts bolug run
:" II hs hS a9a eosFes epaSp IT, bs tssS
o. tho third shaft ono of tho ml,rrs told mo
two weeks on account Of tho watcF, which could
not l,c kept out.
bad talk today with
Mlt. JAMES y. CUNNING.
tho t,!nc inspector Of 1rundy County. who had
ncc'ent Tint Ind occurred at. tho ater Cnul-
pes pe'er o som r. eSn Gy III w wf o st q"
nan,od A;lamini ,homenIeo. WHEREBY ~ lsx;s
IN Tho room whcro he was mining, resulted
trt'n big own ncslFence. NJ. Cumming m @ sal,t I
County, wns to bo founti tho ds'sst and best
coal IT tho whole Wilmington cualtietds. =. !"
att e s sa!s sor attention. ,a sna ne m nnna ntS ~
WIN: coal-nines can n'ways 10 worked M at 3ne. @
thIrs1 less expense land often even Still! lcss)
than whcro there IL ttsntcr. 1iGFo right i!l
Jrnccvii!c, tt tho No. : shaft, Il costs fully 10
per cent tnure to- wnrk tho coal ttan It toua n I
| Fairbnnk. AMI there thcy have two Rrnutt
| veins, while herr there u but onc. cnntend
that cast nf tho Mnzon Creek thu mining cnn b,
done for less money tflau In any other part of
quality superior to ary yet found"
| saw d miner who was employed In smart NO.
| .. nt hu snl: ~ t,Aye worked eight shifts out
| of twenty-thrce reported for. and Mn getting
| tired OF IL. They'y 'yn got four pumps a-worklug,
an1 thuy don't yet out tho water:
| AnDlher tnutr Aasd to inc. I'd rather work
for 9s CENTS n ton at Falrhnnk thnn for sf:1l
! here. You'll always yet stcAdy work IN a. dry
nlnc, and you don't hnve to chanFc yuur clothes,
l'yo bud to chatun my clothes i've times n one
| t1ay while working III mines around Brhcar1c:
| FROM Nil Of tho information thAt I could
gNther, aud from NIL that have discovered from
personal observation. have eotne to tho con-
cusf,n that tho new cOnt-fclds now being
| opened at Falrtnnk Will provo Of immense
value TO tho Northwest; that they hru the
best and ensiost uf nccess OF any yel
fnnnt1, and that their dcyeloBsncnt will bring Il
| this section IN immense amount Of new capital
which VIII ntnrt now cntcrpriscs, and DO tht
means Of rnr!chlnR not only this section, bu
! many other portions Of tho Northwest. by FUR
nsklilg tlrat- cinss uid cheap fuel in quansttieI
almost uuljMlt0u. h. L. u.
, 1881-12-03

tnR Tor something he c0uidn't ind aud turning
things HenasnIy Inside out ...,
"Mhrll," ho Bcreatncds "whern's my RthS
nipaca iluhter7"
"EN1u ii pvcr fnr .tohnny."
"xhen,i We'll. therp'n ito brown linen ono I
ise,laht lnEt Atmfncr!"
S"Ginties- es-iag!" .at,mbeh Mrs. Jones' wht,
escEcd 10 have difficulty in her eprcch nt thnt
iEonrttt. ".1tst fnndc It into nicu onR+"
"Whcrc nrss my lnvondrr pnt'tsF' yelsod Jones.
"t,lt thnnl over for Wittto:
rotco Of thunder. whcro have my blue s''apcu'l-
oE1 knttol"
"Ntnrin! Mskcd tho Aslst,fshctl mnti, In sti('-
tl,ctl vlcc. would yotl mimi telling mn Whit
sou hnvo tIons With my A!lk hns; yt,i haven't
"Ut no, DEAR answered his win checrfhiiy: !:
"rvo maod thai for |!atIr1ng: :bahkct. It Is fnll
Mr. Jones lt,ynr mentions tho word economy,
or suggcsts making ovcr-ho lins Ind enough of
~
, 1881-12-03
,,.,. Esther Gray Tilted Her
wv Young Nun and Was
Punished.
..u. Hitherto Undiscovered Facts
''"G Concerning Joan Of Arc and
= Hcr Works.
xh, Strange I'eviccs practtcetl by
'' Women to Appear Young mud
beautiful.
.,,,,o Ner Wl|l-7hc coso-Makcrs-La-
dies Defending Tobaeco-current
Poetry, ltumor, Elc.

FATE.
Far The Chfedgp Tribune,
,,.rr tsye1b l,nvG como to hoe,
ntilnc up tu her w!ckot-Vatot
...". ~ rhotu ,uatle her pulses stfr--
'sss %ouc NJ tiom wore tho s'gnot of Fate.
r.,,on, and noblo hayc na,ised to WOO
rho roya1 10 beauty, tho prro III bIrths
aim yai, dill they como to sue,
Snlc ef tholl Ii, her oYcs had WORTH
v,,,bo they wurc tho purple OF Kings,
yo, tho tusy bore tin paltHs Ut fatna-
c,niIs or pc,lllcr-she hccst9d nut;
Faco ono went by tho pl'tf he eaIno.
u,ny ,yc1s hny0 roslo awny
i,rer tho hills will, breaking honrt.
r.vrr ope VI thom touched her lips,
yonr 1T them nlnde nor pulses stn{t.
xov .bo stands ia tho sunset briuht,
svoot mouth cnycr and eyes aYsow;
Who Is this riding acrt'ss tho light
n the rcd sunset. quiet md slow2
n, pauscs sharp BY tho w!uket-gnto;
Ifer whtc lids troop and hor hpnrt boats fast:
Ne It Is With the a!gnot Of Fatc,
Ma iii who comes lato and lust.
Fao can totl Why his caim deep oycs
Hold all tho glory Of lfo for hcr2
who can tell why bis tender voico
Makes each one Of her pulses Bttr2
MT even tho maid III her dream of bliss,
standing thoro In tho sunset iutol
tuly shc lifts her faco for bis kiss
Hc aIoue wears tlo siEnct Of Fate.
FANNY Dn1scoThv
, 1881-12-03

Ask woman HOW OLD Sle Ii II you Wunl
her IL show her rasc.
s''rho Widows sllItc," remarked tie rellct
as s!lu boxed tlle ears OF lou forward nd
nirer.
Cincinnati llas founded "11olne" for
widows who have no intention Of accepting q
SECOND offer. II IL hoped that ut least two
rooms will be occupied.
When n BOSTON woman wants a divorce sho
gels witnesses 10 RweAr tlat silu las Just 4ls-
covered hor husband 10 be n Cincinnati ma,t,
aud the Co.,rt releases her FROM Tie disgust
ing mesatltance ut oncc.
Thirteen fclnnlo physicians are praottc1nR tn
Clayton, ill.,, md a. recent tro there O. wero not
out. It Is oue grand Incorporated hoApltn.
"rartEng Is such sweet sorrow." remarked q
bald old bachelor TO pretty Klrt ~ H. ~ to hsr
eIS eiano,nx Upon hs balsiasacss and Wondering
how h0 ever did It.
Sho bit him hur.l: spoony dry.gooas clerk
y stnart 1n!ss tryinx on hNs bo9orv i Eass-.
Iu0k ut yuu, thon.
soeuo: larllal reception. Several Of tho gaeats,
after ahakuE asnas WIZ tho byl1w yh:. an ~ f
GtiioEroofnl" Irlao, nalvely: "Uh, hos up
ssalrH watching tho wedding presents"
There oace was a,.! game called ero9uet'
"n'vn tmt ,i,c Sr1 nfonI.t m sireei.kl. ""'"
M eS snirtt. @,t nn,x ~, Want net
49, ...s1s... s' ".a W.. ,",.,e,,. .,,o,s -, mi,
~ Madame sa!a tho ocnularKarinu dealer, ,whsa
she uttered slrlck AZ discovering snat i WV
bogus pnster ss was n nsS,ns 1 4 ~. naS t;n ySn
| Ii too dead TO hurt yuu."
| . vo,nr ,uau ealls hu,self m astrono mer's
'1 hap % }ro ont"" f1ms n ihsst, tiav "
IN iii III vet the ieci;naiioi. anI hnr sather Viii
cono oat AZ Ese atss .as tnS 'kn' asco1ao' ~ w
"'aas" ,'a "'s. .ss ."sss sa.' ,.,,n, ,,a x,,o
, 1881-12-03

: "Maria," said Mr.. Jones, npon ono OF his
worrying days, ut seems to inc y0l. might
be more economicat; now there's my old
clothes, why can't you make them over for
the children, Instead OF giving them away"
"Because They're worn 0ltt when you're
done with them" answered Mrs. Jones.
Wits no use making over things for the chill
dgel That won't hold together; you could
not do It yourself, smart as you are." .,
"Woll," gruu,b!ed Jones, ~ wouldn't
lave closets full of things lnltdewlng for
want OF wear, " was = woman, that's alL
pouny saved IL panny earned"
That was In April une warm day In Hay Mr.,
Jones went pganclug through tho closets look,
, 1881-12-03
uAI1TrLE pEARL.,,

They st0oa tosetEof III Luz sehart-!eltieu
Brandon aua h's p1ttts h"ctIne'"s, 1ae1hs'
tray. Ihey "eso ~ N"',e m1ne. ~. 80.
ttartllngIy nhe Iss1e!' u"s Aol; 3n.'ot ~
three years. SAT peschcu "po't ,A.ents At'''p
ofahuEe ola oass ,lot 'll'tns sulus N"a,' a.u1
swung and s"ase"' heep!nE LUIS " nei ~
hstlesst aleah1y nH.ioii W t.io ''lltn'a1'"H .'.
luln OF q most aeAclons so'ce etoonius
sweet od sol1E' s.....-
ITS no uses All. t4st1lei salu, III 'esPu,sse
10 het lovers ple'stings. NO Use Ill Wast'l>g
both our lives OIL u fond t(rcu1N that never
caIlbecoIllo reality. Tllltlk Of tho years
II wonll take yoU to earl a fortunel And
whte am waiting, growing old nnu faded,
.na Iattlno ot,,or ,,h,nres pass mn hy, ynii
sssx ta,1 ,ftor nil M ,,n-rivo mn hac{t
Ia, ..s;' 49,. ,,,nr,,,, M o",, a,.or In .,
W plo'1lsoa wv =, ',I"' ~, IL .,s.a
Nca'i-'' s''t'., sAtou 111'o',' o''.".s ,,.
"'Other chaAcesP II SoM ioseA lno trHlS'
would you tl.l'ik OIL tncn' 10 you !oso lle,
Esther"
She looked into Ills flushed and handsome
face and sighed invOluntarlly.
"Yas t1o. II you wnrn halter off 1'tl
,,,,v vcu or1 II, n i,nnpv ,ynmou Ritt t1,nt
viii, viii ,a.or ho + .ovr yo,,. Int ,nte ,,nv-
s.t,. I,..o lam, ,oor iii nv 1,fn. I n,,et
ts.,' ,,.,,s,te .,,i,o ,,,nrrr 5uh, e,,or1t,,,,t
n Yon nil tell me Pm 50 handsome. Even
- ~" ~. w., Nv - ~. -" .'.s 49,. ~, H.
your DFotAoF 1icHEy tclls "'c t!l"t' hy-Ilts-
b., thought you were so sure thnt llG would
hr mr. frion,f u,
w i.'S.!" III ,.,., ,...4
ITO tells mo lle satll all ~ cou!t't put
tather will not hear Of It. }Fl.nt OF tint 2
Tia Hn,is m fault wifi, von hut vn,,r noverty.
mt ,yhen 7 I'M, IN longer ,lene,,,(ent upo,l
hin, huI NV n,vn ,uustnr. nhle IN s,,npnrt nv
Win ho ,v,,l ,v.1rn,,,o you nj fln,,whtor
Hhe' HeHtS says so' II WIS tut'tS WV suA.
IT," 80 Nv, s,,a a1ou.u ~ ~ US gu" aa.,,,
~. o' ae'u,a r...'.s M w., -. e,...s
tsse. !snasl lhake toltutle Aor soa ~ nuAre,
ny dasllug; only prot,lsu lno 10 walt three
yehrs w aro 80 yoing yet; sou arc but 18
W. WV. "n tol.s ~, te"aS'' io' wv 't''u "
Mr'tug-to love llku o,lraT'
i1e Judged hpr by himself, roor follow, md
nsvcr doubted her Loyalty aud trust; but Estho,
vas ct a vory different naturo-seish, worlaly
calculating, md colu. Ere's nov. whllo hei
Tone. yat tro1n1lea il. hor car, whiIs h!s honest
loving. PLEADING cyca tne. nor own dark
.aoagnt'ol 9!ahGo, sue carciallS wo'ehed nc'
derlng thus:
90 love h!m-dcar, Kind All: l TO wish
could harry hitu. liz Ia 81 bright aud hope
ful, perhaps he 1nRy get rlch, after all, aud
meantime. ,vhnt ntror cbnrro VIII co,nn I,
tn,nt w. ,,.,,...'1, ~, l. ~ .,..,r.,. ~,
t' 'Aef 'to6 'n st''n ".tI~oA- -S3'e-""t p'"Ho
, 1881-12-03
nfISUELLiNEO US.
At WI Getting

or the stockho!defs Of tic NoThWobleFn PaF'ot sun
Manufacturing Company August RobeH ana Aao'pa
IIaushu resigned their respective odces IN the cor
porutlon. Ant thcfeupon tho seockhoiaefs mos @ ana
c.oteh str Ia,,ry Tlekort President. Aschapl llek
secrotury. md Ferdinand krusxes FsonsgsaF. rus
turl, Vt oncurs endqd te safi9a Mnsh & va re-
th9 Company ngan III hnrtnnli1uA 4oolliaA ana on
tLD lKA tt>Au tu utt5gl&titf. =. -.
, 1881-12-03
NEW COAL FIELDS.
Something About Those Which
Are Now Being Developed.
They Are Located in Kankakee
County, In This State.
Ind Are The Mst lei DIaortrtd In the Wtst-
Thtlr Extent and rrodnli,eneN.
gp,fiat Cpryspondtnts o| 7af Chtraeo 7filntns.

lNtlg l.NtAt aHq IF0aNlntHeNs
,gpsftat Corrfspondtnts Of 7nf Chtraeo Tfilttns.
CoAf. TRY, H., Dec. III hnvn becn tnkfnR |
look through this section vi whnt Is known na
tho wimnuton coalrieI1.. and tho new Interest |
now sprInRlur M In tho vlelntty of Fari,nnk. |
In Essex Township kankaken County: and, by |
rho way, want to say that tho finest and richest
flclda atu now receiving attention. Strange, |
thb,iRl, It may appear, tho very hest md tho |
richest veins Of coal llo frarest tho eurfnoc.
English capitalists know what It ttcnns n Ind |
ciEtl near the s1rfncc. Tint Is something now |
unknown III That country, and nonn Of thaIr
1ntncs HOW bciny wnrkrt Ia tho conf districts Of
England are less Than TN feet from surface, and
they Ro rs low rs 1850 tect+ Think, shcs1, In
comparison, of country lying within
n radua Of sixty mites from ChIcngt,
casy Of occcss from all Sides, having
Immediately underlying its surfhcu vein Of
coal upwards OF tbren feet thick, but from
for.y-f1vo to nifty feet down; and, batter asIll,
below that, only abont tho saue distance fmr.
this vnst coal botiy, s., casy ot access, Il. u'-
c1!alctl hy my coil esor mlnc'l in tho West,
and - eoSo sxssng e
ptttsb'irg btuninnus conf. Here IL coal TINT
tn,r,s without Tue leas. t.lnkerlnR: It Is nis,.
roai. aud Tor bIacksmIthiuE purposes ii stands
Thu ,n,p.,riauce Of tho furl problem in this
section T. sotns.hln9 TINT cnnllos bo everest.
ielI, and Il Is not alone Chleuco and Il. enstrons
that nrG Interested, but Wtsc0nan. minnesota.
! and Dnkota as well: IN mono OF t0ose Hiatcs mas
MY Etui w n':t! tounu; ann .rgy asns " III III
ecsslty come 70 the coalflGlds 0f Northern III
nols inr th4lF future Supplies OF lngi. Hc9arsI-
| Ing tho cnal IN tho ltEht nf an impelha 10 Gni'
G!pos growth. It is to tho Interest nl every man,
utactMrcr every Lnaincss' i tnan' AID evofy heaa
| u 1Any III Know thas
1tr can Hrr tt1s coAr. f:frEAr,
rhcsc ncw ,oa,gclas orc m csrcntIon tn nj,
o,hnrs i,rrrt,,i @ nrn ,iIscnvnrc1 Tho eoni burns
vtih = nn,,tif,,i ni5,sr tismo. md rn,,sumrs
as y. ~, III Il n,,n,. mrc rhitcmnss md
tner" ~ ,,9. "A ciinKnrinr t,r slncE. md. Icst
~ 'tv IN M ~ eant trhts rcfmnyns frnm III II
~, vi, X, Nv o,,Io"t;nne % hcrriMTnro n,1vnnceI
aEalnst soft coa,s. spcak now
ttolt Wtht HafG hsei a4u AutMs 1na HAro ~
, 1881-12-03

LIKED TO HEAR HIM.
They were walking 'neuth tho shadows Of tho
trees;
They wero drinking in tho glor!es OF tina brcczo,
When Of sudden Rudolph snll-
(ltp'l nu idea In bis heai1i-
d" Is there mortal whom this lnndsca pe wouldn't
ploasGY
Watch tho gorgeous, golden cloudlets Gutter,
Whot uinbIeu, of DIN lives could Ger bc Ntter7
Sometimes &hoy'rc Rolden linden,
AKIlln-" Ttnn spnEc the naiGn:
"Oh, RuUy, 1cur, how utter you DO lwttcri"
, 1881-12-03

LADIES DEFENDING TOBACCO.
A long time ago Margaret, Duchess Of New
Castle. pronounced th4 following eulogy-tor
It IL llo less-upoa the weed 10 vlla IN tho
, 1881-12-03

9tEMEMBE1tS IT fET. ,
When twilight came IN ssIbcr gray, :
a form from metuory's deep,
Horn Ut the dying htles Of lay,
And riacetl upou nlKht'a mystic shrine,
/ stitutnpnuu from It's sleep.
Tho cycs seren0 and calmly brlghts
The trpsscs. Eoltlen sheen;
Where shadow intorpinyed With light
AMI like II crown nllorncd tuU hrow
or her call my sIlleel.
As sbR drew near with ttmlA feet
A siIellce seemed to fail:
heastl alone NY hearts quick beat,
An tIe,swhu In tho battles strength
:,prlngs to the trunrct's c1ltI.
Oh, Paradise, Thy favored cline.
laoldB no alch bt'on Us ths.
With ct.nRtnK arInB md looks sublime
Shu pressed upon my whiting lips
Loves tirat impassiuncd kris.
, 1881-12-03
IitH nIIIttt6 EYE

HIS ttlttH EfE4
let tho dreaming astronomer number each star
That at ovonng peeps out ftotn It's pillow OF
blue,
But picasanter study to nc Is BY far
Thu orb that shines over checks rosy hue.
Let tho crazy nstroioger search for Ills fatos
In tho cusps aud nodes OF ILLS kceu limtnarfcs:
1Io Is wiser, like me, who bis fortune nwats,
As IT'S told In tho glance that IN wonah's eye
vnrtns-
Who st,,dlrs. rs do, tho atnra OF tho soH,
Anl carcs not tlg bow pll other oFbs roll.
hnvo studied thosn many lorg summers eve,
When the leaves and the waters were quietly
singing:
And tho scletice nnd knowledge that such atutlles
leave ..-...
Is a dream Of bright Joy to tho memory cling.
Ing: ....-..
It is better thnn Wasting tho eyes mud tho brain,
Aud the spnsun of youth that was given for
In gaining d science thnt's useless and vain,
As n misty old tn!ser plies round rim his
treasure. .
would moi 1ive one glance from the eye that
luvu
To know all the stars that aro clustered above.
, 1881-12-03

+. JOAN OF ARC.
Though Jonli Of Arc Is q French heroine
In little danger of being forgotten, tho citl-
zcils Of Crotoy l,nve thought 1t fit to mako
ass,rancu doubly sure by rearng fresls
statue to her memory. Tho Alnld at Orleans
having hnd the misfortune to be sound
CnthOIio sacrificed by Il Bishop, tho clcrlcals
and their opponents hayo seized thu OCCASION
for renewal Ut tllofr ancient combat against
everybody allU everything considered lnlin-
lcni to the Warrior (iErl Of Dolnsemy. The
story Ut Jeanne a'Arc's life. ts conventional.
ly received, IN q tragetly wtlcl! nptly lends
Itself to, tho legion Of painters, scu!ptors.
ppets nl,d posors, who flnve cllosrn 1t for
tho ILLUSTRATION, Of their gon!us or the .lomol-
straton OF thoir lul!ness. hut. III truth,
aftor I'M interval Of faur eentuFics and
hair, hIsttsry Is apt to grow a
llttle moldy, and though 10 orthodox ohroncler
as n. Henri Martin, who was chosen 10 pronounce
the Crotoy eu!oKy, might hnve proved eQull to
tho demands oil hs Imagination. thRle,lst Cxaot-
| Lux Of hEstorlans must now and then bo stag.
Kcrctl as thoy Try to repeat tho oft.told tale Of
the fountiress ot the nabie fAtuI!y Of DO LyR. A
cAreer Of nineteen ycars, 50 nhsouro ~ lta be.
snnax s9 ssd ana yo 80 nrnt r. ~
tion 1t avery aye. THO Jona,le GAro has boe..
auconlet. All immortality OF gIory, and woast.
b. hasa faiien to 10 other Wor,at, Of har milton.
Unhkppily, wv live III phIlstnah tIn,es. Tho
ict,IociastH ot hlAtUry delight III 1cwinv dawn
thUir fntb0Fs' guds. With such spirit let luoag
nmong tho rccurtly, It could scarcely 10 expoot-
ctl that thN Maid 1T Orleans would escape tho
| cr1lel Investigations or tho s0l,!less critic.
1t Ii trlte thlt, though thoru IL question how
| fur tho fanatlolhnl Of JeRnEb allol in routing
| our cIuntfyteu, tu one l1unts that they Wtru
atcEeatgt. IL Ia, therefore, needless revising the
| verdict then paascA ut tho StleHt-pnl lfnt
alter hundred wprks had described lcr death.
ind thousands Of reycrent pilgrims have wept
| over tho 8cctl4 uf her nlurtYfl1oM III the llAeu
do Ii Pucelle OF Nouen. 1t wis shock 70 henr.
| not only tlAt tho English wore not resp9nt1lg
Tor hor inartysdons, but that tho hero!o datasal
was never burned At alt, having lived 10 " !
THIS IL, nescs thelGss, what Father YtEnieF hssertt
to he the fact, aud ". llelapierre bus cnH'tmee
wllh documents regarding tho authentlG!ty o.
which thero oa1not bo much akcpt!e!sn. Ihert
AlWAys WAS belief that tho woman o4egntea ~
l+ll Was nut the real "Maad," and 1T diNotnal
towns during tho subsequent years hutaeron'
impDstoss w9ro punished tur attempting 10 pgai
| themselves nh Us tho AuthHut1o lnHrtyr. n
| Vignisr, hnwevor, found III tho archives n
MpMsx u contgu1pnrpry Acc0unt Of tho ArrivA! O
Jcsntlu tlJ that ulty hi tho :4th OF Nay, Hl aut
| her recognition by h1r two brothors.
| This papor furthermore mentions thAt 70 dut
! tltnp gho was married tn 6teur the HorM0lso o.
| drtuplse, aud though 1t might bu admitted tha
| tho document discovered was q modern forgery
! it IL certainly Ut staggcrn1 70 dsintar from lam
| lily pluu!munt cheat OF n. doa AEuoiso Of I0r
t91uc, a contract OF marriage botEcen "ltobor