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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

A STREET RAILwAY.-The question of
establishing railway line, to enclrcle
the limits of Baton Rouge, was dis
cussed at considerable length, in group
of citizens, on yesterday morning. 1t
was argued with much reason too, that
the laying of this line, consisting of
about three miles of light rails, plank
walk for tho horses, and probably four
street cars, would amount to but a few
Thousand dollars. Besides the regular
business III carrying passengers from
the centre to the outskirts of the
city, very many Of our citizens would
almost every day, avail themselves of
the opportunity to take u cheap ride
around the city.
The costof keeping up a few horses
aud employing drivers would be compar-
atvely small one. Every stranger com.
ing to Baton Rouge, would he but too
happy to avail himself of this great con-
venienCe.
The factis well known that the best
paying stock in New Orleans, is that of
the street railway companies, The bull
ding of such a line in orr city, would
increase the value Of property OR the
suburbs and contribute very materially
to the development of the entire city.
We have an idea that whoever will
take the bull by the horns now, and OBJ
tain the necessary privileges from the
City Council, will lay the foundation
through remunerative annual revenues
Now's the time.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

The publisher acknowledges a pleas
ant serenade last night from an ilnpromp-
tn band of amateur musicians. May
their lives ever be as sweet and pleas
ant as were his awakening sensibilities
as the first soft sounds fell upon his ear.
Yours truly, gentlemen.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

EprroH CAprToLfAN--Pease n noUncc the
name of Mr.. r. DUGGAN as a candidate for
recollection, as Councilman for War t No.a.
A HOsr ~ FRIESDs
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

Editor apitoliau-Pleasc anpbunco j. j.
MURPHY as candidate for Couj cmap, end
Ward, Municipal election. tp be held on the
fourth Of April next MNtY VOTES.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
Saturday the 10th day Of April

next, A. ID. 1891, between the hours of |, o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock + 81 Of said day, the follow.
ing described property belonging to the sue
cession of James Stewart deceased. to.wit ::
lst ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
four and cighty-sx one hupdrrdth acres of land
being the Thomas James tract, bounded on
tn" north by DAVID Wcaks tract, east by J..
Draughn tract, south by j. Alexander, west by
K. T. Young.
ID THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN
aud ,cvcuty.four one h,ndrrdth acres OF land.
being the jeremiah Draughn tract. bounded
north by David Weaks tract and A. ID. Alex.
amber, east by McDonough tract. south by
J. Alexander. west by Thomas Jane, and Da.
vh Weaks tract.
Terms of sale-On q credit of twelve months
for whatever the property will bring, the pur.
chaser to furnish twelve months bond with
good and sufficient security. bearing eight per
cent per annum interest from date until paid.
Special mortgage with vendors privilege retain.
ed on tho property sold until final payment.
mar. 81 v3.n23. j. w. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

Mrs !. NJ. Parker, uuqusstouaaly IN
dcrsJauds to perfection, how to keep u
frzt-rlass dry goods and millinery cstab-
lishmcnL Her elegant stores ou Main
Street, are filled with the frost carefully
selected sock of every Irticlc apprr-
tainiuy to her line Of bp BUSINESS, The
latest designs aud fashionl bic STYLES axe
TO be found at Mrs. Patker'S. almost
rs soon as the appear Tin New Or.
leans. Conducting businets on cash
basis, this lady is enabled to buy and
sell at the lowest figures. Oar readers
will do. well to peruse he new adyer-
tisement in to-days issue.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
Grl.dMesklp Gapltollan
LOCAL MATTERS.
For Administrator of Police.

MR. EDIToR-Please announce nae Az candi'
date for reelection to the office Of Administrators
Of Police Election to be held 'oD Monday
April 4th prox. r. Il, HILLEN.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

EDToH CArnoIIAs--Yo will pie 1se announce
the namo of Mr.. W. T. KIDD, fo3 the Office of
Administrator of Police, subject T., the vote of
the people ut the municipal eectiPn to be held
on the 18th Of April and oblige Ia.
MAwY VOTERS
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
Registration Notice.
REGISTRARS OFFlCE.
STOLEN.

Stolen from Forlorn Hope Plantation, on SIM.
day night, 9th Of February light bay mule,
Is to t. hands high A ihcral reward will be
paid for the recovery of said property, and IN
additional reward for such evidence rs will con-
Wet the thief ANGER i NlCOL.
mar !. ~. mol 4 lot
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
Flour! Flour!

have inst received another invoice Of Jack.
sons Best Fancy Family Flour: also large
assortment % other grades for sale al the store
of ANDREW JACKSON
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

The following gentlemen were elected
officers of Independent Silver Cornet
Band for the ensuing six months, at the
last regular meeting: l., Litty, Presi-
don't; J. j. Murphy, Wee President /;
Joseph Gebelin, Secretary: Chas. O'Con-
mel, Treasurer; ia. Fourier, ST p.
Mccormick, Inspectors of instruments.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
Office.
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF BaT'

MAYORS OFFICE, Cry OF BaTos ROUGE,
Friday, March 18th. ISL
Sealed bids fer the sale Of City Bonds Capital
Loan Of 1,tn will h. received ut this Office IN
To II NJ, April LIST, lS-l. Cash to the amount Of
two Thousand dollars is ready for their purchase
and bidders will stale the highest offer for pur.
chase OF cash and lowest ipr sale of bonds. The
city Reserves the right to reject any and al bids
MOLIERE LANGE.
Administrator nf Finance
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
lirtl

CARLISLE-On Mount Magnolia Plantation,
in this parish on Thursday, March 18th, 1881.
at 4 clock A. NJ. of congestive chill, WILLIAM
LAeINoRE, son of David and Mary L. Carlisle.
st. Louis and New Orleans papers please copy.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
POSTPONED SALE.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, 18TH JUDICIAL
- District Court, Parish Of East Baton Rouge
In the matter of the succession OF James Stew.
art deceased, No. l403 Probate.
Bv virtuo of a Commission issued in the
above succession and to mo directed from the
Honorable Court aforesaid in and for the said
parish aud State will expose to public sale, on
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

MANY voters,' having ah idea that
Mr.. ID, Murphy, a young aud indus
trious citizen of the I'd Ward, would
make an attentive and faithful Council
mau are urging his name fjr this posi-
tiou. Mr.. Murphy stanos nigh in the
estimation of the public and will doubt.
loss receive astrong Snppori(
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
Tn Architects and Builders,

rV1HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO HAVE
i Plans and specifications, with probable cost
OF Court House and Jail to be- erected in the
Parish of West Baton Rouge, submitted to him
Nv Architects and Builders by the 1st Of June
Parties whose plans are accepted, are limited. by
resolution, in price to be paid for them. Right
to reject any and all plans reserved.
c. j. BARROW.
President Police Jury.
Allan Enh : 1881
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

Another group Of 'Many VOTERS are
entering Capt. Charles Stew art, in the
race for Councilman, in Waltd =. He is
30 well known to all a. g5od and in
dustriOus citizeu that 1t would be super
, Huous for us to sing his praites. He will
beyond doubt, put his competitors to
their trumps 10 get ahead Of him.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

tit person from WHOM, 'ttlGi tie cash Is rsqdir-
ed before the goods are delivered. In
view of this distressing state OF affairs,
we feel compelled to do as everybody
else does !: require pay for what work
we 40. As 1t is done elsewhere, we
will hereafter charge one dollar for
every marriage notice, and the same
amount for death notice. Obituary
tributes will be charged Mt one half the
usual advertising rates.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31

| have ia store $50 barrels Cocice meal. 70
sale 70 dealers and consumers
ANDREW JACKSON
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-31
Dentistry. -.,.... Dentistry.
Pork. Bacon ana Lard.
Meal. Meal :.

YOu VIII IinH good Stock OF POfk, BlCnu and
ard also Bacon shoulders at the store OF
ANDREW JACKSON,
, 1881-05-26


Is likely in tina to equal tho s'lppEy. Wo
printed few slaya ago description OF one
uf theso cotton-seod oil roil'ierles III Afknh-
sas, which gaso srnp',to oS''lpt1lon =, .no
wonderful Growth " th's lna''stry' which ~
still III !ls Infancy. Tie aalne manufacturers
proluce from this cotton-see!! quaii1y y,
labricat!ng oil 30 superior III MI resl'cets, ato
capable OF production At sucl sn'al' cost ~
to PROMISE Its general use fnf taat l..slpse;
Tile cotton-secl llas also oee'l at1ll1e" ny
Its conversion Into otl-cake, ana th's OH.
caGe, described to bo VI most eSeel.ehI
qnallty, has already becof'io MI aftac'e Oh eS-
port, a1'd Is now soil III snceessfus eo'npet.
tts'ti will, other cattle foou, not oily III oreat
Britain, but It, Germany Lastly, ule seee',
all That part Of 1t not cohsoralolo 1nto oli o'
ull-cnket Is converted ihIo coh'post' ""!ca'
, 1881-05-26

A VERY itiustrlous scholar died recently
In Dorltn whoso tlcccAso has not boon noticed In
tho foreign dispatches. though 1t has brought
tho tIlIugs ut tho death Of many loss famous
rnon. Adalbort Kuhn. who was tho founder OF
comparative mythology, was born In 1872, and
has passcl bis not!ve lIfo in Berlin rs ono OF tho
teuel,ors OF tho KDnischo Gymnasium. lilo
was tho first, aftar tho appearance Of tho htg-
vctla, who clcnrly defined tho character Of tho
Ycdto tongue, md was also TIM first 10 give
detailed desostption5,f tho old Intllc civilization
which has Blnoo attracted 30 much attention
among scholars. Ito ateo discovered TINT tho
myths Of tho Teutons, tho Crooks, n1u tho Rig.
Vetln have mitch In common, which iod to tho
sotct,ce ot comparative mythology. Ifs 2ett-
sehrttt, which ho commenced in 1851, has always
boon nn authority among SCHOLARS, md hth paper
upon ss The Descent Of Firo" ts as famous aa
my OF Max Mt1ller's scont,ilo papers. lle was
very Quot, retiring man. but hc will bo long re.
motnberssi RI a scholar of profound lonrning and
research.
, 1881-05-26

THE fair island Of Cyprus, whic', England
obtained in manner that was underhanded,
to say tho 1cast, during the sessions Of the
Berlin Congress. ia already proylng to be q
burden, rs It has been announced TINT
regulation will have to be made oil tho En-
glisl! Treasury to meet the deficiencies In tho
revenue of tho island. From this 1t would
appear TINT tho English are not able to apply
tile wise upon tue people Of Cyprus Us sr,c-
cessfuIly rs they llayo upon Indians. Egyp-
tlans, Africans, Irish, md other subjects Of
theirs, possibly because they lack tho oppor.
tunIty, tho people Of Cyprus not yet being
full-hedged subjects. If .tAoy were, they
would have squeezea the Inst penny out Of
them long ogo. by taklng their ,wages out
Of their clothes and their clothes OIL from
their bucks.
, 1881-05-26
PERSONALS.

"Davltt and are in."-DrcnnNt,.
Garfield appears to bo President Of tho
ontlre country, including Mr.. Platt.
The Rey. llr. 1Iawels, the great London
preacher plays tho Violin, hut, with Ercat Chris
tian charity, ilyaa In tho country.
The Utica Ol,scrusr calls ConkltnE "the
Napnoon OF Politics." Hurting tho difference
In tho ago OF tho corpses thoro Ia marked Ee-
eomblancc, III both arc undoubtedly dgaa.
From tho extremely hospltable lnalnor In
which thu Duke Of Sutherland Ia beng cnter-
taned In this country. tho probable amount OF
abuso ho will bcatow upon 1t In bis book ia ap-
pA!ling,.
'.Wl,at viii Be the Next Stepq" Is tho title
OF the lead[uG odltotial In last Mondays Louis
vllo Courier. <r.Jour,4ai. Whon Kentucky editor
doesn't know TINT tho next race meeting Ia at
st. Louis It il time ho was doposed.
'"Are you going to tho raccs?"
"No, am not going 10 tho raccs, but nm CO.
Ina to play three auos."
"Good Rraasous!"
-ChtcdQo tou'sg man. -.
AIrs. Cass!H Watson, Of Now York, wife
OF Albert Wataon, . law cloFk, suGd Hermann
ii. Aioyor to rocoyos 81 900 for stolen kiss. eho
matio nut a case, and tho Jury awarded her atx
contR damages. Several Chicago men arc got
ting ready 10 move to Now York. r..
DR.. Young l,as nearly finished m appendix
to htR nlb!o Concordance" which will seryc 10
au index to tho IIebrow and Qreck words. lilo
also nus In preparation concordance TO tho lte'
yiaed Teatamens and csitIeal notes OH tho sane.
Th!s vii. be welcome news to Chicago Hoard Of
TraAe men, aud othcr persons who take an To-.
terest Ia snoh matters.
A hank clerk III Boston WIS accidentally
locked Ia tho vault few AFTERNOONS ago, His
frantic cries brought no relehsc, but book that
, 1881-05-26

mont Tho father found II out. ana c..
10 MS servants to patrol tho sr.'a khse order1
ana shoot all trcspnascrs. n,sr,,,sea g ns n'sht
c!othtnR' tho Hlrl attempted n t.os.' III l1abs
shot dead Mt the gate. NrIrf sttle.nnp a'ld WIS
efeoteu u !ttHt'sn(unm lpnn tho M. w iattet
tae c'''ro property 10 the city fur wi" aeeded
d 1t was when my hand was ealyo,1. s'e'''
In tho days that had wlnaa Nd s,
Inat l's touch would acrd the win s.a, ao"u
Through tho heart of lola Mnhopahlc PANIC
Inro''gh the henrt ot lola tho stntrls
Tho shY'lke 1oiA Mahone- 'es'
"hotn tney hurled IN secret ou,,o ts,s,u
And thia II hor monument s,nno '"'e's'
-Ffon' "Aintmee Gatlatls," i,v a,nn,i ,,.
Ex'uov. Hubbard, OF Connection, ,s,a. ..s.,
pnid $40 Tor salmon, tho f,rst es.,,h .ecehtI3
Ionhoctlcnt HtYer this year. Tbla w,,, T.. N tat
torestug pioco OF news 10 Mr. luhh, ~. W ~ tas
est daughtcr. who tnnrrted the fnn,, a. 5oanE'
two ycats nRo. and Ia now living in suaehmau
having quito finished pcr,lalnv tho rort.yAat t.y. Aat
wo aro nnablc to my whether thorc ''su i. ab1e Ab1e
vision therein for men who cast ar ,ftos Wy pro
mon. '' '"s 'n9 @N nl.
Tho startling intelligence that "the ,,.,,.,
tcra or tho Prince Of Wales will tuks ~, "aas'
lessons ut a. M Ia conveyed to I'M ,,nd lnusd
the ClncInnat Gazette. The fcyer.h ,u.a. paole b
OF tho American people 10 knoyv sa'eaea ..sa. a
rr'nco takes BIS tnorhnx cocktntl md ,ho ~ .ae
Instant at which the Princess ucts S nv, sAaa "
an'hcc'aecd to pasla down her halr canr,, 'ss
ovcrcstlmatcd, nnd II Is to b hnpo,l ,hss ~ ~
Ohio oditor will not keep Us tor lorr .as T.. tae
pcnso. wig III sas'
One OF tho Baltlcst Incidents con,,,.., ,
With tho prasont backward spring Ia I'm ~.
TINT whom Rtrl from ilostan asked cb,,.a ,ass
young man 1t tho erfoctrts aparam h"I h'sso ~
pcarcd hero got, ho replied that nam ~ ~ ap'
immornl Greek plays would 10 allowed ia '1o,0 w..
caEo. When ho subsequently icatncd that Iu'. ~.
was only giving him Tho beacon ffllt namo ~. ~.
tho asparagus beetle thorc was oa,, rota ~, ~
inR Ut his heart. for ho had loved tho bont ~
count of tho Huston girls father dpar1v ~, w.,
hoped to n,usry IN interest In It, ~
4 bright summer day catne out of tbo a,.,
And tlear little la,t was he: ''
His lips wpro red from a sttarbcrrv fa,,,
And bis eyes wcro },luc rs the sen.
Ills yellow hAic was blown by the brrc1o
Like grass In windy place,
He had torn bis Jacket IN climbing tsco,
And he laughed nll over his face.
For two little boys In two lltt[o beds. +.
Lay sleeping the morning long,
| TITO tho sun shouc iu on hEjr tangled hecd.
Aud the birds Ind ended THUR sofR,
"Oh, leMr. oh. dcaTf" salil tho sum1utr day.
"Whnt sleepy snn1l boys sccl
1wish, wish thoy would wnke aud PLAY
Within bright little day itke me-
from "NurserU lavFnes," by Marut Eal,<ad,
, 1881-05-26

TIE Russian Government has Issued
ugase onnexlng tho Tekka anu Transcas-
piau Provinces, whiell were lately overrun
BY Gen. SkpbeleH, As this annexation IL
III violation OF statement fnadQ by
Russia to Engiand at that time, that
,he was not contemplating conquest,
but only The punishment Of tue Turcolnans,
who Ind been nuraudinG ION her territory,
and rs this annexation will bring Russia nj.
most rs near to Ilorat add Caiidallar as the
Enellsli, were when they wcre III Cabul, we
sholl probably very soon lIear howl FROM EY-
glandoven loudcrth hui. WIS nade when Fraisce
entered TtlnIs. In the ono case. like the other,
however, IT is tie old story OF the pot calling
the kettle black, 50 tl,At the bowling will DO
titt!e good. England l'as grabbed too much
hcrscf to complain Of others with good
grace.
, 1881-05-26

A DISPATCH says: "The Czar, In receive
Ing tho JewIsl1 dcputatton ut Gatclilna yes
tertlay, requested them to Inform their CO.
religtonists that La l,as made no differences
between hts faithful subjects On the ground
OF religion or nationality, and said lie know
how long the Jews had lived peacefully
among the Christians" tt will N hard to
convince tho Jews, especially those who arc
The yctflns, Of any connection botwcen tho
answer end their question. 1t would have
been quito rs much to tho point Ind he In
formed the dcputntton TINT Christopher Co.
Iunlbus discovered America. IT,,
, 1881-05-26

Davenport {la.) Gazette: THE Ch'cAav
mn,m,xu n,,hlished eutIru tho revision u no
Now Testament, "not a chnptrr os ...s sss
om,ttct" A that rarc and cxcc!'uht sss. ,'. g,".
OF moptal pabuum was rot rcce,seu ~ t.hcst,
graR nnt was ft9a eoy .ao aG 10 asan T.:
exhiGlt 0f journalistic enterprise taus ""4'
Vi useful as 1t was crodttablo' .,. tr.,.
Des AIolnps fIa.) State Register: ams IN.
c,t,oAno TRIBUNE Ut lait Sunday 'nofa'as Irn ~,
tninotl tho revised Now Toetameat 10 'u". .,n.1s
whuln work, without tho omission o. , .s.c+
chapter or verse; soontansd y r.. s1t ntirs. Tnti
IL Il decided step III enlespF1sn ,tP ~ a,Ix THIs.
aclinacs iii newspaper eR1rts n.. nnt =. = steady
UNI 10 getting luto this soft o1 Hs'''
thing, I'm had
Chicago journal: II will really ~ os Nv y, hi III
II Mr. Storey, Of tha Ti,nest should apin; bf
Cato OF parallao aud ba se1asea au '.,.''s eIluon
nf tho new version oe the New TettALaea' =. an.
he nstcmnted Ia mass oil IN Ais roAdees III tbIn1tt
atnss. Muuesty ID tho best pottey ~ ~ Wien hs
fhH yatnrstl Journalist vii! thittn IN tbresh-
turns reluctantly away 'Fo'n 'u' "''
Chicago Datly Ne,es: TIE TnIurSes ::,e,sr - d
.stto, n thS old fraud, Wilbur T. stos.
nerfso,ly iust, Tho old fraud pfete'aea,, i. Il,
r,oeiyeJ tho NeyIsed Testament w o"" 'nno 70.
i,aa Tho stun be printed bot0 ~ s, HIN 4
ssn'llance to ihs yetunu Tsata9'fFTo Floui bexsn'
ohickcn-coob DOGS to saw'mll' 5''
Ming IL end It wus bogus. r,ucAoo
dalesburg {1ll.} Regtsser: |.'; luI ~ ,nlrty.
ru,pusn Ut Sunday last u eoiaps l''s nm revised
s.x puges.4 'slxssen pages con'a." ~, nine and 9
haif columus oG'1aatter relAins .as l',, matter
vii show - sehst! sesds'ni ;'i,ops hss y
m1si Ias ssss; s;pe GeSs . HI I. r.. iss
advertising wSe'os osSuuaay. paps5 SSa
8ins mst,er on5utA g ny tso osIA It scla Y
;;as ss:st s s . fs'ii'ss ss sss y, T.:
tho aeHtesdt 1 ssttiue " liz tppv for sas
VI: VIZ II 4 s.ts.9s 4
axbs. III N,asty:seten eo".ltnyaaoso naoof; sid t,'af!
setttnx type w. sotsst s!s ss!1s.
was suSsn GiT Embarrassing, xnd W. 9''~
Snlys XIV III sucossstully completed
, 1881-05-26

GEN. FRANCIS a. WALKER, SuperfntGnd-
ent Of tho Census. has accepted tho post Of
President aud Manager Of tho Massachusetts In
stitute Of Technology. lie fs admirably sultcd
for tho place. Prof. Moses Colt Tyler, who goes
TO Cornell ns Vlco-Prcailont and Acting Prost-
dent In tho absence OF Dr. White, Will also he a
good accessiou to that Institution. Prof. Tylor
is tho highest authority on American literature
In this ouuntry, and III ovory respect nost ac-
compIIshod nun.
, 1881-05-26

Enttrtd at tn Post~nau al Chicago, Ill. Al Second
C|ass Matt<r.
For tho heuatt Of nur patrons Who dcslse 70 seno
single copies Of TIE TRIBUNE through tho MALL *e
Riys herewith The transient ttta Of postage!
r1nms&tte TtF CORY.
Eight and 1wplvt PAgo Pap0s. eens'
sixteen IAGo ean'7+
Fpstfpst.
Ei1ht and Twoiyo Tage Pnper...s.......ss..4E EGnu.
fAy4Bn FnGQ SNAes'
, 1881-05-26

THE Now York World has procured at
great expense tho following copy Of tho 6tal-
Wart Ticket:
TILE YTALwART TlEKETs
Fun SENATOR, Ro9CoE CoHKL1Sa.
, 1881-05-26

GEORGE SHERIDAN gayo UP the Office Of
Recorder Of Daels uf tho Dlatrtot Of Columbia
unwllingty. Ito liked tho office, though tho sal-
ary was only e7,000, and bis o!Ico hours" aays
tho Drtrpit Free Press, woro from half.pRst IL
to quarter of evoty other Wednesday,"
, 1881-05-26

"1IARp lying from beginning to end"
wore the words Of tho itev. Philip soha1. D. D.,
Chairman Of tho American Committoo OF ROWS.
lon, when ho had read tho alleged "cablcRram
printed In tho fraudulent newspaper May II.
, 1881-05-26

Mn. BLAINE has gono to New York, 1t is
aaid, to get his "teeth f1c1" Mr., Il. ConhltnK,
Of course. objects TO this proceeding. He sus-
poets tho Secretary Of Htato OF being u oannibal.
, 1881-05-26

WHEN afr. Blalne gets his "teeth fixed"
to will not mako moro than two bites OF tho
honorable sunlor Scnator from New York.
, 1881-05-26

KoDElsTsoN Is mover seen In bad company;
aud bis dunostto iito IL ~ puro and sweet Us
1soscoe Conkliug'a Ia not,
, 1881-05-26

to tlle cultivation Ut that crop new ylgor
mud an Increased profit.
-
AN AHs@O6 VIEW "e nuosA
The Paris correspondent OF tile London
Times sends to that paper, May 10. a most re- |
markable letter from n Russian gentleman,
tl!1ed with Information bearing upon current
eyonts In that Empire. Tho letter derives
unusual importance from tho mystery which
ciishrUuds everything Ill that country. tlo
Government gives out nothing and Is rigid
lo,ver clnss nre dumb and In reality 10
.,,Ltt,
, 1881-05-26

GEonoE HtppLE, tho chief actor In tho
performance t::"qsdtpps y laryafh, ana lp,
struosnr In elUcution- the University, Eo-
solved during piA cpIlese. qousep TO beeome IN
aetor. H9 wtoto to Prcslafnt Elliott on tho sub
jeet. informing that worthy .dignttaEy. that he
lad chosen The dramatic profession. TO this
noto President Elliott replied In tho following
ehAslctartstl0 planners , ~. =
AiAnon ", IH1s.-prAR SlRt 1t would ba quite
impossible tor YOU to he actor and VI the antno
lime keep up yonr oollexa studies and take dos
gfle. You c9paut burti oAAulo AZ both 0nds.
Iho stage Il worry lAbo1lous aud o1l9ent pro.