New-York tribune., 1881-03-27


aud Eomburg Very likely the Emgescr VIII .and Il
egreeaee to Leave ss suInlaer qaastMsrs M near ~
Ward A. Knox. formerly OF company D.&
First Maine Heavy Artillery, has Just receved pension
OF $40 month on account OF alrost total blinIpss due
70 the pressure OF asr produced by oannon ban pic
passed close to his face during the battle ip ont
Petersburg The testimony tne injury and The eaH&
10 il perfectly satisfactory though tac case
rare and possibly unique. 4E
A man by the name of C. II. Carpenter w6oa
is youcbed for by Chass Newman, respectable whoe
sale druggist OF Dtraueo Col, has discovered. bg ~
own account, three miles from FarmlBgtop. n "A, Al
Indians skull, measuring three feet long by two feSl
wide. Near By were various eups jars and other srz
Of pottery some OF them elaborateiy decorated Iaean
prehensble remains like these IRE forever bebg a.
nounced from the confines OF civilization and SIC otu
nate discoyerer is invariably the point OF dispHeD1
them to the Smithsonian Institution or elsewhere foiS
Saw tie announcement OF fhar discovery always M
last thing heard about them Is PROBABLY safe 20 se,
case OF " lost mule.' ~
According to the revised tables Of the Ger
man census which has just akeu, the population o
the Empire on December /. 1880, was 45,1s4172
against 42727260 in lS75 an increase In iye years d
2466012 The population OF the different sfaes of The
Empire is now as fellows Prussis 2725lo67. against
25,7424 404 in 1875; Bavaria. 5,271,516, against
5o22390 in 1875; saxeny 297o2 22o. against 78o5se
in 1875; wurtemherg. l970, 49,. against 1S3l,50o in
1875; Baden, 1,b701s9. against 1.o07.179 10 1875
AIsaceLorraine, l,57l97l, against lo31so4 In 1875
Hesse Darmstadt, 036,044. against S642iS IN 1879;
Meckienbnrg gschwerin. b7e.s27 Mecxlenburestrsltz.
10000; saxe-weimar. So9,5o3; saxe-heniasen.
POI I47; SAKE Altenbure 155062; saxeCoburg Gotha.
19447s; schwarzburg- -Rudolstadt, 80 l49; schwasz.
Observation-Disclosures 0s3 Reuss elder line) So7s2
BrunsweS s4o 42e Annat S3S747; WaIdsck, o654s
schaumDgmTC az Lppe 90 3SS LPpssaDetmoG s%n,s
1spssni 1saSai 6S'07l' brsi1sn i00-1'' a'1 A'A'' =
During tho early part Of the eighth century
friar carrying huge basket, went forth daily from
the gates OF the Daian Temple TO beg for himself and
his brotherhood. He was tOyial soul; his race waa
wrnkled with laughter and altogether ne wes 80 honest
and SO genial that the children followed him about me
streets and no one felt satisfied until he had crowded
some gift into the friars oyethowing bsskeL
Finally the people changed his name OF "kaian :"
into "HOtei" or "Luen wallek' Mok0kiyars
sonten, or Daikoku as no was afterware
called. was very different character. He was
the most miseriy mser that lived He thought Of
nothing from new to new moon but how to scrap
together all the money possible and not 70 spend
penny of It, For fear he might, for even moment
be diverted from his purpose By the beauties OF nature
or the interests OF hts eowmen he never went into ns
Sav In Japan DaisoRn Is revered as the divinity Of
riches while jolly Hotei is the patron saint OF ,itts
Chosen a. ornaments for the pfize medals 70 awarded
at the coming DatiouaI Exhibition in japan.
Friends of education who belieVe tnaG tne
colleges should train young for commercial as wen
as purely literary pursuits will watch with interest an
experiment which is tried by the University o.
Pennsyyana. That nstitution has accepted nom Mr..
Joseph Wharton, OF Philadelphia, an endowment Of
100000 in stocks and bonds Welding an annuity oi
more than s60oo for the establishment OF school Of
| Finance and Economy a department. OF the Uni
yersy The aim the school "a to be, according 70 the
terms Of the endowment teach and train young men
in the arts Of modern finance and economy, public and
private so that IN Offices of trust IA private life, they
may prudently manage their affairs and aid IN msintan.
ing sound financial morality. The course OF instruction
is 10 be three years In extent and strict examinafioa
for admission win required. There will be. besides
the DEAN professors Of bookkeeping OF money and cur
! rency, of taxation OF industry, commercial and
| transportation and OF mercantile law. Tho
General tendency OF the instruction impaired IS 70
incucate among ter things. the immortality OF acquir.
ing wealth by It from others rather than Dy
earning IL service to Others the deep comfort Of
pecuuiary Independence and the fundamental face
that the United States Nation. with fun power 10
enforee Internal Obedience" The prospect Is hty con-
cudes with the admoniton that the school must OK.
empfy its teachings oy always keeping ls EXPENSES
| surely within it income"