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FOR EXCHANGE

dgfsss4 The Factory Buildings and Lands situated M11a on Park street. between Martin and Elm sts Els.l for one or more years. Inquire of
 a12 lt# D. R. WRIGHT.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Young Lad Sufocafed.

cupied by primary school No. 15 was dam aged by fire to the extent of $3,o0O this evening. The six weeks old son of Janitor Westfall was suffocated by smoke.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Beaconsfi elti's Death Imminent.
 LONDON, April 11.-Public apprehension concerning Lord Beaconsfield's condition is renewed this afternoon by decided change for the worse. He has had another violent attack of spasms and his physicians are sur rounding his bedside expressing the most profound anxiety It is believed his death is imminent and cannot be delayed many hours. In an interview between Beaconsfeld and Lord Rawton, otherwise Mir. Montague Cor ry, his former private secretary, his lordship gave somewhat elaborate directions as to the publication of his biography and the disposal of his private papers and voluminous corre- spondence. All of these, both the materials for his biography and great mass of letters, covering the political, official and private cor respondence of his lordship's public career, passed through MT. Corry's hands and most of them were written by him. During inter- vals between his transient attacks of pain Lord Beaconsfeld's mind was perfectly clear and he seemed to take great interest in the instructions he was giving Corry. He desired his old secretary to take charge of all his let ters and weed out those which were never to be published from the rest, and was particu- lar in saying that he did not wish any of his letters which contained unfriendly allusions to certain persons printed until after they had passed away, until events had robbed them of any sting which they now might have. AS to his illness and approaching end Lord Beaconsfeld spoke without the slight est despondency or regret. He said he had lived beyond the usual limit of human life and had no sorrow at being obliged to leave it.
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IT
 The Spacious Four Story Brick Store, IsA No 296 State street, now occupied by B. H. EHs5i;11I Douglass < Sons The lot is 218x17O; the
 :J building is about 100 feet in length, THOR OCGHLY BUILT, and well provided with everything desirable for first business It's location it the most desirable stores State street to carry any kind of mercantile business. There is also a very fine brick barn that be leased with the premises if desired
 Call at Hinman's Real Estate Agency, or on H. S. Dawson at New Haven Water Co.'S of1ce. ma26
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, April 11.-Sailed, the Crescent City for Aspinwall. Arrived, the Anchoria from Glasgow, the Devonia from Bristol.
 Antwerp-Arrived, the Waasland from New York. Sailed, the Helvetia for Boston.
 Havre-Arrived, the France from New York. Queenstown-Sailed the Bothnia for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Parisian from Bos- ton, the Spain, City of Richmond and Abys- sinia from New York. Plymouth-Arrived, the Leasing from New York for Hamburg.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Nebraska from New York.
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NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE,
$500 Reward.

"TE will pay the above reward for any case of
 w Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation Costiveness we cannot with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the di- rections strictly complied with. They purely Vegetable and fail to give satisfaction Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing 30 Pills 25 cents. For sale by all druggists Beware of counterfeits limitations. The genuine manufactured only by JOHN 0. WEST &.CO., 1The Pill Makers," 1S1 and 1S3 w. Madison Street. Chicago Free trial package sent by khail prepaid on receipt of . 8 cent stamp.
 se27 eod&weow1y
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A N ACTIVE man to travel ticket taker and pro- -A gramme agent for frst-class travelling troupe that has been on the road 20 years To man who is not afraid of work good salary and expenses will be paid no reference asked but cash deposit of $50 is positively required Reference given Knowledge of thebusiness not requisite. Apply immediately.
 apl2 HARRY CIISHTNG City Ho4aI
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BOARD AND ROOM.
HOuSE wANTEn

"TANTED by young lady, good board and pleas w ant room in private family A down town location preferred Address BARBARA,
 ap11 2t4 THIS OFFICE
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@A THE. lower part with three chambers) of Nf5iih very convenient house, 516 Howard avenue, W.N facing Park street. Has all improvements and convenienees for comfort for small family Call af ter p. m. at 301 George street. GEO. ". PECK. L
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RENT

House to Rent, je.4s Situated at PA Grown street. For particu- Hfiii lars apply at E4Il a12 Steods II WASHINGTON STREET,
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FOR EXCHANGE,
 j&Aa A House, suitable for two families, and Lot NEiii on Orchard street. in exchange for building E!.l lot in the western part of the city. Address a123 3t* New Haven Postofiee.
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Farmer Burned to Death.

MANoHEsTKR, N. H., April 1.-The farm house of Franklin Allen, in Goffstown. NH, was burned this forenoon. Loss $3,OOO. MT. Allen, eighty years of age, perished in the flames
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Wanted Immediately,

good energetic Salesman. Good references quired. Salary s5 per week. Call from to 10 a. m or to p. m., over Norton's Clothing Store, 256 Chapel street.
 apII E. F. BERTRAM
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WANTED-

fSH4A A small farm under good cultivation not re- #iia mote from New Haven. Address E. J. ANNIs, M.W New Haven P. O., giving the location and brief description of the property offered.
 aD12 2td 1tyy4
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Female EihiIists to be Spared.

LONDON, April 11.-It is probable that the Nihilist Sophie Sieffosky will be spared hanging for the part she took in the assassi- nation of the Czar. For more than fifty years past no execution of women has taken place in Russia. The Jewess Jessie Hoffman will also probably escape the extreme penalty.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Slight shocks of earthquake were felt throughout California yesterday morning.
 The Metropolitans and Worcesters played a match yesterday in New York, the former winning by score of 10 to 3.
 Hon. Nathan F. Dixon, ex-Congressman of Rhode Island and formerly attorney for the Stonington and Providence railroad, died at his residence in Westerly last evening"
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AeA The store and dwelling of six rooms, always fa been occupied a saloon and first rate stand Al for this business Also the house, No. 16 Gill
 street, containing Il rooms: also of
 South and Park sreets also rooms in He1lers block State street. Apply to
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m RENr

A&44s TWO Tenements-one up stairs and one iiH down-six rooms each, at No. 56 Edwards BilH street city and well water and gas; price down stairs SIS. 50, up stairs $11. 50. Apply at
 NO. 58 EDWARDS STREET,
 or 82 FRANKLIN STREET, oFk NY TF n
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
Tn RFNT

,heAA BRICK HOUSE Ne. 1O1 Court street.
 Essa Apply to H. TROWBRIDGE'S SONS, .H ap7 If 79 Long Wharf.
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MNIATuRE ALMANAC.

Max Temp, 62; Min. Tenn.. S9 Total Rainfall or Melted Snow Qnches and 100thsl, .00 Max. velocity
 ,. n. SHERMAN. Observer.
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DEATHS.

BALDWIN-HALL-In this city, April 7th, by tn Rev Dr. Dennen Frank A. Baldwin to Miss Kati D. Hall, both of this city.
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Beautiful Residence To Rent. Ae44 LOCATED in the most desirable part of the M'si,d city, 10 minutes the colleges The house NaIG is modern i'm every respect, contains 8 large number of rooms, all heated by steam; Barn and Carriage House complete. The grounds very large and airy tastily decorated with every variety of shade and fruit trees, fountains and statuary. There are very large and handsome graperies and cold, producing abundance of choice fruit. The conservatory perfect containing large varie ty the choicest plants and flowers. The wil If desired keep the grounds and premises in order. These premises can be rented for year, for 8 term of years. For particulars, call on
 l.. B. AMMAN,
 rna24 If 63 Church Street.
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FOR RENT.

ARsA Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor,
 ssA Orchard street, near Whalley avenue, $10 2d
 .il floor 29 Auburn street; whole House, Clinton avenue near Grand street, SIS; whole House. Middle town avenue; whole House. 137 Henry street.
 For Sale-Two-faTnily House and Barn in the west part of the city, g. 300; one Clinton St. street. Orchard street. nice place Ferry street -alI to be sold cheap Office hours-12 to daily. 2 to evenings. A. M HOLMES,
 Inh5 69 Church Street.
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no RENT.
FOR SALE.

eAA The fine residence of the late Samuel RusseII
 isa corner of Park and George streets. only ave EsU minutes walk from the postofhce. The holsse is large and modern style, with all the usually found in strictly hrstclasa house. LotH59 feet Park street, 22O feet George street Run- ming through to Spruce street. The QroundS are stocked with trees and vnes bearing the choceSt va reties of fruit in great abundance. The house with 70 feet on Park street running through to Spruce gired. Apply to E BIAGKMAE
 u15 I5k York st. cor ChanaI st Nex, ITa@SSss,,
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A GENTLEMAN well acquainted in this city de 4 < sires an engagement with responsible partie Address for two days HRIfGJaRDs
 a12lt+ tL;s oes
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EMPLOYMEN1, 1uANnnn

R young man of 37 He is active industrious 1O 8 good general mechanic and a good penman. will work at anything. Address apI2 2t q r O rIE1c oEr7rv
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LOST

No cards. Grape a speciality ap12 St
 nN Monday, April 11th. either on Chapel, Church pearls; suitable reward vii be given f rstaEned to ap12 2t NO. Il HOWE STREET.
 FOR SALE, n 15 Northern horses At
 RA s. H. CRUTTENDENS STABLES. US 139 and Al Union Street.
 FOUND. nN OLIVE street a sum of money The loser may 1 recover the same by calling at 1s7 St. John lroperty and paying for this advertisement
 CARD COLLECTORS. SEND i5cts for sets. or 25cts. for sets of our
 PHENIx CARD CO, apll 3t* P O. Drawer 19, New Haven Ct.
 BOARD. Iksa=a pleasant Front Room with Board for gen. @s.I alp 2t+ tu&th 175 TEMPLE STREET.
 FOR RENT, 5ssAs4, TWO TENEMENTs in house No. 9 Clark Eiii street, six rooms upstairs, five below, city EzaI water and well also one good work horse api2tf THE PREMISES
 House to Rent, iE5AA situated at PA Grown street. For particu- -kH.a a12 Steods n WASHINGTON STREET
 FOR RENT, JfE=A The Factory Buildings and Lands situated li on Park street, between Martin and Elm sts., Egl for one or more years. Inquire of a12 lt* D. R. WRIGHT
 FOR EXCHANGE, {A House, suitable for two families, and Lot @iii on Orchard street. in exchange for building 4..l lot in the western part of the city. Address
 B. A., BOX 784, a12 3t* New Haven Postoffice,
 TO RENT, fss=As House and Barn in West Haven five minutes Esiil walk from railroad and five from horse Hes9 For further particulars inquire of Mrs. SAMANTHA ATWOOD, Beacon Falls,
 JOSEPH ENNEVER, ap12 2tF West Haven, Conn. nkQn Collectors: New Set, just too lovely" 1Oc. OAE1D NATIONAL CARD Co.,, Box 734, Fair Haven Ct ap7 eod3tw1t
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WANTED.

DY an experienced person. situation ladies' D maid and seamstress also understands second work and waiting; would wait upon invalid She furnish the best of private families Apply at Library Rooms Mo- 75 Orange street. l.. B. BARTHOLOMEW.
 man
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nN Monday, April 11th. either on Chapel. Church O or Wooster streets, onyx scarf pin, set with pearls; suitable reward will be given if returned to
 ap12 2t NO. Il HOWE STREET.
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GAUDEFROY'S
 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. DRIvATE families, boarding houses, hotels and \ restaurants can be supplied with help of differ ent natonalities Great attention is paid by the pro- pretor establishment in the choice of girls women before sending them to fill situation. Coun- try calls of any distance are promptly attended to. 33b Orange street, near Crown street.
 mi GAUDEFROY.
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FOR SALE.

MIL THE PROPERTY known as No. 65 DixweIl
 iH avenue, consisting of large lot with house and MlIG barn thereon. House contains Il rooms, with modern conveniences, and is arranged for two families. Large barn, five stalls, with ample carriage room Would rent if not sold by May 1st. The prop erty is offered at bargain and on easy terms
 ma3l GEO. A ISBEII.
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FOR RENT,
FOR, RENT

ssiiH Store, 79 Orange street.
 iI Store, 35 Crown street.
 Also Rooms and offices in 270 Chapel and 7e Orange street. THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR., raQf IEI,a-
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FOR RENT, ,eAA ROOM for light manufacturing business HMs''H Inouire at ALLING'S DRUG STORE, #Allil a4tf Grand corner State Street.
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Real Gstate.
TO RENT.

TO RENT, Ae4A ROOMS Nos. 6, g and 15 in Mitchell's Build lsiJ ing sos Chapel street Inquire of 5iia naI0 eodtf M HERRITY, Room No. g.
 FOR RENT. ,he4s. STORE ITS Elm street. Rent low. EsiI First story 33 Pearl street, rooms, SIT per !li month.
 Brick House 221 Elm street
 irst sfory 47 Pearl street, roons SIS per month.
 ADply to B. U. LAMBERT, anro sts 34O Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT. MA A TENEMENT of six large rooms on the sec- ;',,H ond floor. City water, gas and water closet. 111If-a11 of M. HERRITY, anre if 9OS Chapel Street, Room 8.
 FOR RENT. ,sS4S BLOCK HOUSE No. 179 Temple street. Pos F4'',,H session May l. Enquire of KEEssssa apr9 St E. S. ROWLAND, 197 Chapel St. FOR SALE, z4AA. HOUSE 21 Baldwin street, IS rooms, arranged E{!.H for two families. lot 50x14o. 5000 can Hiii main on mortgage. good bargain Enquire at 303 Chapel street, Room 10. apr9 E. l.. bASSEft.
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FOR RENT.

h&@A THREE-STORY basement and attic brick ssa house, corner of College and Grove streets, l.sd with all the modern improvements; house in perfect repair Also two tenements IO6 and Grove street between College and High streets.
 ALFRED WALKER, s5 Orange Street, ma15 If or F. M. WARD, 1s9 College Street. Af4ss The suit of offices banking house
 9ssd corner of Chapel and Orange streets. EatiH. {iW factory party can obtain lease for a term o' years. Apply on the premises.
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IFA FROM May 1st, pleasant House of not less EksIii than rooms location central above Olive EsL and below Dwight street one with gt cd sized yard preferred Call at office Uf THOS G. SLOAN, Room No 8 Yale Bank Building, or address M. c." P. o. Box 1177, City. ap1I St
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FOUND, nN OLIVE street of money The loser may O recover the same by calling at 187 St. John street, e. M. Griswold's machine shop proving lroperty and paying for this advertisement an12 1t*
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EASTER OPENING.

1UO SIH0EGe R. A. D. A. Sperry will exhibit April 18th and 14th fine assortment of trimmed and untrimmed bon nets. No cards. Grape specially. apI2 St
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TO RENT

AO IT. {a ONE house on State street, Bradley, iiH stories, Il rooms l tenement of rooms, MIsH corner State and Bradley, SIP month. One Brick Barn, 25 Union street, will rent single stalls by the week month.
 One Brick Factory, with 2O-horse water power, 3stores high suitable for light manufacturing busi ness, k miles from the Green. sa=- Inquire at No. 80 Grown street.
 a7 If GLOSON HALL.
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HnEGE M NHNLNn

HOUSE WANTED. 75e44 TWO ladies would like House, centrally To- EaH cated and board the owner, with the privilege 4.,l of taking few other boarders. Good referen- given. Address
 ap11 If sL ," P. O. Box 4O5.
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Great Billiard Match Begun. NEw YoRK, April 11.-Jacob Schaefer and
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EOR RFNT

kf& Barn in of my residence, 236 Orange E1sH street. Possession given immediately. MsU J. D. DEWELL,
 ma30 If 239 State Street.
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BRowN-In Springfield, Mass., April 10th, of con- sumption, J. Murray Brown, only son of the late George and Eliza c. Brown, of this city, aged 20 years.
 Funeral services at Coes Chapel street, half past three Tuesday afternoon, the 12th. DAYIS-In Fair Haven, April 11th, Sarah Davis, aged 69 years.
 Funeral from her late residence No. 72 East Pearl street. April 18th, at 2 p m.
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NOR, RENT
To Rent-449 State Street.

AE=A THE HOUSE No. 161 Temple street, second @sss5 house in first brick block north of Grove lI street. All conveniences and premises in per- feet order. s. s. MALLETT, No. 280 Chapel street.
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IO IGENIs dA Part of House No. 180 East Grand street, cor Esssssa ner of Ferry, with stable. NAill Large Dwelling House Chapel and Nor ton streets
 Large coal yard Mill River, between St. John and Grand street. Stores and ohicesfin Whites Block, Church and Center streets Apply to OHAS. A. WHITE, ma1O If 69 Church Street.
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BOARD.
F0R RENT

,MA A pleasant Front Room with Board, for ger Eiia tleman and wife or two gentlemen, at
 EsI alp 2t+ tu&th 175 TEMPLE STREET.
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First-Class Residence Hor 9alS


 s7a OWING to a contemplated change in business I5 location the ensuing fall, offer my residAnce s4 corner of East Grand and Ferry streeta for sale This ig by far the finest place in Fair Haven Lot 1S1x3S0 feet, well Htooked with every yariazy 1 fruit in bearing condition. House built of fou nds- non stone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for hennery and garden. Parties meaning businesE css apply on the premises s sy -
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hR4s ONE HALF of Store No. 291 and 293 Chape Wss; street, from May 1st Inquire on the premises HsrsN a5tf
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 hsA4 TWO TENEMENTs in house Mo- Clar $iiiI street, six rooms upstairs, five below, cit EzsI water and well also one good work hors for sale. Inquire on an12 If THE PREMISES
Sharp County record., 1881-05-19

"A cruel relative--An akin tooth
Sharp County record., 1881-05-19

italists, who were building a great line
in the West, put him in charge OF their
immense operations Al got to be
freight conductor, then passenger con-
ductor. then he was astOnished by be-
ing called off his train to become assist,
ant to the Superintendent OF the road
on which Bill was a few years alter
wards General Superintendent; he was
made Division Superintendent, and then
a great company on the Pacific coast
tempted him over there at very high
salary, and placed him in charge OF
their great and growing system OF lines
The other day Bill set out from the
eastern end of his line in Kansas to
travel to its present southern end IN
New Mexico, distance OF l, 10 miles.
About the same time Al set out from his
home in San Francisco to travel over his
line to the same point in New Mexico,
a distance of about 1900 miles, and
doubtless Bill and Al met again and
shook hands heartily at Deming, \. NJ,
over the completion of the second great
transcontinental railway line by the
connection of the two roads OF which
they are the managers. Bill is now
known as w. B. Strong, General Man
ager of the Atchison, Topeka " Santa lie,
and AL is A. n. TOwne, General Super
intendent of the Central & Southern
Pacific Railway system. How they
would have laughed when one was
telegraph operator and the other
freight brakeman if somebody had told
them by the time they reached middle
life they would be the managers OF
lines reaching from the Missouri River
down to Mexico, across the Arizona
desert, up through the sands OF Call
fornia to San Francisco, and thence
westward over the Sierras to the great
Salt Lake. This is the fact to-day, and
moreover, the great railways which
they command have not by any means
ceased growing, and these two men
have not yet attained to the summit OF
their eminence This is a good story
for the boys to read. 1t shows what
energy and fidelity and brains can ac-
complish in this republic OF infinite pos
sibilities. es.-Ercbange.
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where hey had fallen. Re and his
family had escaped only by oelhg
absent; and. in grateful recognition OF
his rescue he instituted the annual tes-
tivol of kite-fving, which has since
crown into a National observance
throughout the length and breadth OF
the Empire. The day is the ninth oil
November, and the usage. known as
tqng-ka0 ascending the heights has
become so general that in the vicinity
of the large cities it is not unusual 10
see thousands of these huge, quaint
looking kites floating simultaneously
over the heads OF an assembled crowd
of twenty thousand men, women and
children, all eagerly gazing at the novel
movements of these aerial monsters,
that one moment 90 whizzing and
whirling past ones ears and the next
are soaring gallantly among the clouds
AChinese is very apt to bring MS
religion into everything he does or en-
ioys, and his kite-hying is no exception
TO the rule. After long day intense
endowment of the sport, many, just be-
fore returning home, will inscribe on
their kites the name of one of their gods
or of a deceased relative, and, after
sending it up, cut the string and leave
the kite to soar away to realms un-
known, bearing with it, as they honest
" believe. all evils of poverty, sick
ness and, indeed, every calamity that
may be impending over the kite-owner
and his family.-fannte Roper Fe~dge'
in N Y. Independent.