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Acco,d;ro 70 uerodo,us uelen

According to Herodotus, Helen was
never carried away to Troy at all, and
ten years siege around the city whittier
she was supposed to have been taken by
that gay deceiver Paris was great mis-.
take. The war was a quarrel about a
woman, indeed, but there was actually
no woman in the case. The fair dame
that all the fighting was about which
Homer tells of in the Iiad was all the
while in Egypt. There she soiourned
patiently. faithful wife. Finally meet
ing with her lost Menelaus, who happened
to be shipwrecked on that coast. she went
with him jovfully back to Greece. Euri-
pides makes this tradition the argument
of a very pretty play. But the state
ments of Homer have passed into accept-
ed history, and the memory of the beau
tiful Helen goes down freighted with
ignominy through the ages, while in point
of fact she was probably as pure as that
Penelope, spouse of Ulysses, who is held
up TO our admiration as the model of a
chaste and loyal matron.
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DRAWING OF APRIL. p. 1881

Charles Sailer, Mount Holly, Nj.
Paid Anglo Californian Bank Limited,
San Francisco. Cal .........,....
James Gaudin, South Baintree, Mass =.
Mrs Catharine Taylor, kullivaD, Ind =.
Joseph Lane, Greenpoint, N Y.........
James N McEwen, 40 Wood street, Pitts
burg, ia. .:..:.:.:.,...
Alex Boyer, 1921 I'd ST, Philadelphia -.
John E Haring, Washington, La. 49,,
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1851,

John 7 Garvin, NJ H R r Station, Bart
lett st, Roxbury Distri {, Boston, Mass.
Russell. IA Main st. Norfolk, Va, col
lected through Exchange Nat Bank :.
L Edwin Motter, Emmittsburg, Md 80.
-, collected through IL Seixas q
Co, New Orleans, La 49,. .......
j, hn Beatty, 10l Christopher st, New
YORK CITY. ...................
Frank Weibel, 7l16 First st, New Or
leans, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .........s
B F Jacobs, Warrensburg, Mo......
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DRAWING oF MAY 10. 1881

Geo P Deslnon. A Kilby st, Boston, Mass.
Washington. d G ......
Matthew Gelson, Eagle office, Brooklyn,
New York. .... ...s.........
D E wenzelle, sG9 N 9Th st Plila, Pa.
A d Riffel, Dps Segar av. Toledo, o. -.
Freid Schroeder, S36 Michigan street,
Toledo, O....................
VIM r Brewer, Baltimore, Md =. .......
J Morgan, New York. ..............
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DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1881

John Corners, Engineer L & N r R,
memphis, Tenn. -...-.......-.-....-.
Simon Silverman, Indian Bay, Ark. 49,.
Hynes Wathen. Vincennes, Ind, collected
through First National Bank. ..
-, Albany, N T.. ...........
G A Prinz, Culiman, Ala
Emily Moir, 737 Myrtle ave. Brooklyn,
...............
e ] Short, Warsaw, Ind ..............
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DRAWING OLE lilly fe8f

P S Kearney, Tailor, with Warner &
Searies, VicksburR, Miss .............
Jesse z Webb, Gay ST, Westehester, Pa.
John Berz, Hope st, Utica, y Y........
James O'Gorman, 36 North Delaware av,
Philadelphia, Pa...............
j R Hendrickson, New York city ........
s Stein, S B Bond, Union Square, New
York city. ....... ....... ..............
NJ A Bowen, care Richard Morris, 1856
Front st, New York city ..............
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DRAWING OF A1rGTrsTs ,ss,

INA w INV Vt AOOOC1 :, 1901.
Felix D Lester, NJ & o R r Shops, JACK
Geo w BarkdolI. 625 Cherry st, Norris
town, IA. ............. .............
VIM w Shaw, Lakeside Foundry, Chica-
go, Ill. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs H, New York city ........
Mrs d Mack, New York city ..........
Chas Burch, New York city ............
s Delmonte, $40 Magazine st, New Or
leans, La observation-disclosures.
Henry Zemer, East New York, n y.
N A Frier, through II NJ Pool & Co,
Bankers. ShawneetoWD, Ill. .........s
Truman Bartlett, SO fremont st, Boston,
Mass. Observation-Disclosures.
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER IA, 1880.
DRAWING OF JANUARY II, 1881.

N " A-'N Va SA%'SAh ~ AOOAs
David Leovi. 3S4 Canal st, New York. TO-. 1
James u Murray, Ottawa, Ills. - /
Philip Blass, 20l South Rampant st, New
OElcduS, Lid. ......-.. .-..............
Mrs Charles Baquie, 234 Canal st, New
Orleans, La. ,............ -.
John Schultz, 592 DeKalb av, Brooklyn,
New \ ork. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs G Wilson, 40 w 126th st, New
York. observation-disclosures.
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DRAWING OF MARCHa 1ss1

INA " AA'N ~ NA<AAeNh y AOOAs
Geo s Branson. 947 4th st, Camden,NJ.
P M Wilson. Agricultural Department,
Raleigh, N C................. ......
Miss Maggie McCrann, 2l9 East 57th st,
New York city.
w Haw. 231 S Front st, Philadelphia.
G A Silvey, s. B l R R office, Chicago.
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90 to the FAMOUS New York Clothing
VI House. 140 Congress street, Savannah, Ga
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 8, 1881.

Isaac Kern, 101 st. Louis st, New Or
leans, La ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,
G. Clayette, New Orleans, La .......... Il
John Shaw, Allegheny City, Pa. .. IC
Frank A Lee, New Orleans, La. ....... {
Winslow @ Fisk, So Kingston st, Boston,
---.- collected through Charles G
Andry. New Orleans. .................. {
J j Cronin,
NJ simmons, Boston Cooperative Cigar
N Sickles, Company. 20 Sudbury st,
S Segar, Boston, Mass. .........
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tionaI expressions. The reports Of the Ag--
ricuiturai Department Of the government
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Alexander B McCrosky, Somerville,
1Ouus ..s... 1880 .-.........-..... ,
Johu Halle, P o Box 24i9, New York city. 10,
Salomon APPEL, 574 w sth ST. Cincinnati,
OuAO 800. .-.s...-..-. D,
VIM McCaffrey, 62 Monroe st, New
1OIk Guy ........ o,
w @ Peudleton, II Bradley st, New Lon
] E Mathews, 25 West Chestnut st, Louis
Chas Brennecke. cor 9Th and Kentucky
sts, Quincy, I'll. Observation-Disclosures. -. 2
Paid National Bank of Dallas, Texas. 2,
Samuel S Sharp, lC6 Castle st, Boston,
Geo Albert, 5sS Master st. Phila, Pa . 1,
] A Berlin, Marksviile, La ......... /,
Jacob Bender, New York city /,
j. Kelly, Brooklyn, New York .. I,
James Cottingham, 2sS Light street,
Baltimore, Md ........ ...... ........ /,
A K LCvejoy, Minneapolis, Mimi J.
--. New Orleans. La /.
John Kite, IFS Walnut ST, Cincinnati. o.
r II Campbell, Al River st, Cambridge
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, 1881-05-16

THE CHICAGO T1l1nusE does the most Of
Tho alyersistng for tl,ts community, and It is
willing t1,at sham newspaper concerns should
do the bulk of tic Dragging. Tho growth Of
TUE Tn4YuNE's advertising patronage dur.
lux tho last year ias been marvellous. 1t
printed yesterday 70 columns Ut advertise
1ncnts. Tho corresponding tsspp pf q ycar
aga lad but 10 columns, Tho lncreass In one
year has been, consequently, 81 columns. No
jo4rpal gu th!s cogtlilapt cpl, shpw an equal
growth IN tlla same time.
Tue mortgagcd newspaper concern on
Wells street pretsn4s tliatit Is Printing ID
yertlser,Hnts. But 1t is not. Its really NJ.
Ing its stomach with tho cast wtna. And It
Is not growing fat on tl,at diet, Including
bogus advertisements, " specials" at cents
line, and yearly CONTRACTS, the Inflated
spcolmun Vt newspaper fraud could shgw
but tttty columns of advertisements ycstcr-
day, THE TN!nuyg prtNtel seventy COL
t.n,ts, or t,cc'ttv cnlun.,ls more Of bona flde
pald-for a4yrrtlsements ~ nloney:valne,
rnr TnlnyiE's Advertisements represented
Six times rs much casll ns tic T'ines'.
Tile Wells street editor sernas to ilnagtno
that tie people Of Ch!eugo DO not know how
to count: But they do.
, 1881-05-16
Mn. CoNKLlun's pEHIAIB.

aolre persqN !las bseN furnishing the New
York Ilera|} with protesse4ly trNe s(gte-
mcnts of tlie Senate cuucua proccedh,xa. q}}l4
tntuIginx III abuslye and scalldalous con,-
n}ents nuan what Inns neen tps(NatrlonslY
represented as pll elTort to hum!llate Mr..
C0nk|inx. Aftera week's Indulgence In this
kind Ut abusu vt tho President, tllp pAhlfaa-
ttoM beealne ~ dlsgracetu! that alr. Conklins
Inns nlatlu puhIlp noslcv tl1at Isp Ii not to pe
held responsible for the tlcles IN tie Herald,
and that (Ia Ind 4o hand IN their preparation.
Ordinarily q dpulal of this Kind from \ Syn
Rt9F Wayll he accepte4 by the country and
by tlla ptesa ~ all-sAA}c|unt, hut ln Mr. Conk-
I,px's caso il !s put so nccuptsd by tIIpsa WHO
knoW him p1la who haye ha4 exppElcnce rs
to the credit to be glven to hls statements.
a noted instancs OF this kind, wlllcll
Is matter OF record. ~ Reproduced
at this time. At the time Tho Treaty
pt Washington was pending, copy of 1t
VIVA published In some Of the papers, A
few days afterwards resolution wps Of
{ers.l IN spcrel sesston OF Ap Ssnata by air.
CARPENTER directing mn inquiry Us to how
t4!s publication was made, Two correspopil-
Ispnts, refusing to toll how or wl,ere tAsy gpt
| 4 coRy at the tEpaty, this Committee was in
| AoaYpslng ta axlract confessions from than
hy threats af publishing thgnl. Tl,pss pro-
.coeatngs exclte4 the rIdic4la OF the country,
| mud Mr. ConkIing, tic supposed author Of
tAs resolution, was sharply criticised by the
press. Pending resolu|iop % discharge
tho correspondents. Conkl|nx, hayEpx PIT
pered special toilet toF TIN aecaalon, ,eltp
n,uf.llng rOse w IN open asssi0n Md boldly
uM emphqtIcalIy declared TINT tlle lnuglry
pad put been suggests4 or urtRtHRted by
htnl. Hero IL llls own dellal W recorded III
ths Conurcsstp,.!t Globe:
therefore improve this opportunity to say
fpn4tplux af my ponneruon xNh ths peadl4R
!9gsy, snSsa!nF s!g M s!a wish!uK tusaso IhH yhnle
ln'i: Th9 investigation was gut eugKosto4M H. Or
ct',isin i oriEi1.tsd ii sYaoutive ss..os'. aud.
tpefsfuss, under thu rules pr lhs Senate, :! Y,a
| at ll1uF.y I'd &Ay pply thai the brtsAyal Vt tAe
| treaty and lh9 lcFl az III lDts4llgation wire
! uot btouaht Il. tbs aoa!eo u TUG ssn2ts " The
, 1881-05-16

BY direction Of Secretary Dla!ne the Chief
et the Bureau OF Statistics Of tAe State DE-
pastment has made thorough investigation
CONCERNING tie American pork scare gotten
up to Tighten foreign, consumers mud benefit
foreign producers uni dealers, aud The coN-
cluslons reached ars given at length else"
where iu this Issue. Tie agcnt visited Chi
cago and Cincinnati, u4 obtaInud ilts III
formation fropa authoritative aud rellable
SOURCES, and the S,Ate department will
at Qnc9 distribute the ruport a,nopg
tle United States Consuls ,u Europe TOR
thorough distribution IN localities affected
bytlae pork scare. The report sats forth that
the American hog IL tho best-bred and the
bsst-fed OF his SPECIES anywhere; tllat the
reports OF tog-dlsrase aro gross exaggesa-
lions, the death percentage here be'nx no
larger than in Europe; hlat LOGS dying of
, 1881-05-16
PERSONALS.

Tho King Of Z1nztbAr travels With 10
trunks. Tho King must bo an American gh
"The ton rall OF fence Isn't such a nice
thing to elt on, after all."-Georx II'alha cutt,.
.Iav Gnnltl tftffn,t f,uv n rnI1road last week.
,,,afo-rtnr n .Dord tho ,,n,oy in t.hnr III
famtiv IN n ct1uroh folr. |
=. a,.nn,.o,,do,,t, ,,,ta,,os ,,for,n,tton 4. IN
whnt n honch- show is, Do to thu ueares. pask
nny ovenlna and lind mt.
ur ~, -, - ,,,t,oo Shat 1cbr s,a,man
~ 9.u ~ "es.o 'a.s uu i, .ho ,t.r.
.. eNa t.n-a ,a,s; ~ r"',s,
:. ~, 1"' T., -. xo,n,
.asses ~ ~ ,roa,,nt,y wrfnklta
man 10 psosslas ~ Nv" su.s itsqasH''' ,alu "'
tno S1tt D. '-e"a''e" 1'u'|e'' @eo""'
Con. Garfield Is said to 10 very Hossllo W
pokorplayofe ma 8an appoas nono y. so
oI'ce; wv AHo"u ~ ~ ,na rrcstdant
or husa tuat so"eoooS pe"' 'o' 'H' 'e''s
In the course OF MI Interview c0nceFA'nH
Pullbronk, tho manager Of tho cooposa'aso
DFoss Association, who departed 40 suau'nl1 ;"
Europe, Kato Fold did not once al!aae u u'u
rs hhtofu! thing. Thcro Is 40 aohS"s o'e'
Katc - an extraordinary ~ona"' ,,.
Mr.. Henry Wntterson, III q lhilaae'pMs
letter to tho Louisville Courier JoArau, bpeafsot
Col. John ". FoFney as tho man "fsom "nom
partied my first sntary as Il misrepresentation II
ia vrntifyin0 to know that Mr. Wattorsoa at QUO
time earned hta salary.
prt nwov l,fs chltcd.steeI brceches.
r,w..;.,n - h,s ,,,r vost.
r.ot IN M tto I,lblo teaches.
fstvn lin f,zar ltttlo res., -
-po,,ftrl Nfht,iAt. :
- ~. ~. ..,-,, ,,ood aao1 NJ cfedIt
Fros. Ilca rs taklg ,totud nuu,. udN ,ho recent
to htnlselt for nasaaR p,Ea,s snsa,o'I .c,loa
earthluako. II no coa o, .,;no aSa hts Gun of Joy
Of war. pcsttIsnae' aaa ian''''' LID wy
would pe tnl'' .,,,o,, ara
The New York Post saSs: 49,. astU ss. ~ IN
still living tho thrCQ Rrc4IcaI psfets .A'' .o.
, 1881-05-16

to desire to promote l|ssenslon nmong
the Republicans, whereby Tho AJm,nis-
tratlon win bo embarrassed, OF to scck
the, establishing Of Tic rule tint no
appointments shall be made without
tt,o previous a,tylce aud consent of tho SEN
ators from tho state wl,rru tic appoiutces
ltyc. or to personal friendship for sc,ator
Coakling. None Of these motives Is proper.
rho general application Of any onu Of shen,
10 Executive appointments would 10 sub
yvrsiyp Of tho Constitut!op and lraa to still
,uore dangerous abuaes In tho civil Service
thai, my wllcl, the spo,Is system Inns recog-
ntzel and established heretofore
Every Senator, whether Democratic or Re-
publican, must take serious view Of this
matter. These Kcntieu,cu have all sub
scttbed to solemn oaths Ia do their duty a,pl
obey the Constitution. 'Tl,oy all know Tint
the }utent, Us wall ns The literal construction,
Of tito Constitution cnuferss upon the presi-
dent tie right to notnlnate tho officers Of tAe
iover1n,ent, They nil understand TINT tic
, 1881-05-16

THE religious matter to be founl In our
columns ibis morning includes sermons by
PROT. Swing on "lirligious Conquests by
bishop Cheney, OF tho Reformed Eptseopal
Church, op "oqr Own Ttinea"; M accpl,nt
OF the fourteenth animal COMMENCEMENT OF
tic Chtcago Theological scn'inary. with an
Interesting sctmol. by the l9ev. Frn4klin
johnson, Of Old Cambridge Church, Boston;
anil lottor from Montgomery Blair tqktng
exeupt!ops to tho at!optlon Of the tttlc, "Fea-
crate Council ot tlle Rrpptnce Of llltnoie,"
and holding tllat there is no warrant II, tho
canons u the proteatapt Episcopal Church
for tue use of tho word Province.
, 1881-05-16

family And II, thrsn establishments 1t Ia
nhacryad. Tint "siril,ca,, ror.,v occ,,r. md
lint Win ihem cmnloyfs remain pctmn-
ncutly. On a,,pcrilctai ylpw tl1o managers
Of t1eso mo,irl establishments may be re.
rnr,lc,i M acting frnm humanitarian stand
mlut Int lila II mot necessarily tbo case,
If strfkcs ira ayorted .sbad blood In avoided,
and certain ,lotlnit saving Ia ,uatle Uot,, by
lin cmnloynr ond tte emn,ovts. II Tin a,lytca
of tho employer enables tic employ6 10 inake
n mors ,u,licious Investment of Ills swings
hcnrftt il cn,,f,rrrtl whtcl, cnn bnrt1Iv fufi Ia
mnAe lin beucfriary mira faithful IN tic
performance OF lts service. And II .l,e ou,-
nipyd raius tlie rcspect OF Ills employer liz
Will s'rc,y become moro worthy of tho re-
atmct NJ his fnu,Ily. and tho whole household
.wlil be tllo bu.tcr for IT, It may bu said that
personal relations resulting III 1uutuallty Of
cont1lencu bctwce,, c,nplUypr atpl e,nploye
cnu on1y s,,lsist In small establishments,
Willie this uny bo true. 1t Is not trl,s tint a
system Which wp,ld accomplish tho sa,uo
end is impossible oye,, III tho largest estab-
1ishments. In every large establishments
thorq Is single directing mind. Tint mind
,uay make tts influence felt through, every
department Of the vast business from tho
t,rst-ltuute,,put down to the lowest cratic of
laborcrs. Aid II thjs manager has tho sklll
to sec,.ro tho respcct, confidence, and aircc-
tlon OF the whole force under his command
llo Is SIRE to reap tho maximum Of profit
, 1881-05-16

GAMnErrA lately delivered q sns,,,
favnr Of FREQ osIucnt'on Which I'm, ,,s spsech Il
sensation III ocrmany. Tho conc,a[su9 s 9u|'ss
ta'.ces SHOW tho lending argument, ws,aa sea'
like red thread, thrnuyl, tho whola -, J.! hat
anmpost4 closol hIs speech Witt ' .hn y w. u \
somewhat aaroastlc parallel: 'A' "aoslG,
uay Atfs eafes ,s ses5 q 1892 qtst e Gs"r's sr. Ct m
tton OF tho warld, which hn, cn,,,a ~ ade,tsus.
cover French Territory mi 0yce tH VIZ tthem II
tut slncG tho great naaouni trlsr",tnn T'1n nssarea
CIT watehWnrd by uSe More schoI,'e.' n n
north, sputh, cnat, md est. Is',su Iet y! terrl!a,
lfx!!tGn!,icnt and acenca! "Lirht ~ nI napssad ea.
sail Gothic in h!s dying motnrm,s "Ste rts teht,'
Pn!tle!l ercetl a,d f'1it IN tic fti,re ~ y
ttonMl republic Is tho trnnauil, unIi. ~ eur ~.
yelohinont Ut Inv md order whu Ne .ps q.
, 1881-05-16

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r,,. ',ro.-n.s tn ~ n"ns, -rtt,,, ~ =,
r,ochncrv woa sn,cnJ,d1v itf,,stratcd nj tho
n',,Inan1ab,. wrhi,,t,,nn r,,rn, Tho cn,,,nu
80, ~, rt,t},,, ,,,I tsro ,,,nnr r. 1,orta ,rhn-a
~, ~ ,,a.ioY,s ~ IN r. vsiI 10 ronro.otc
H., m .,,n,r tr"rtfnr, ir tho na1if or cicctrr;,v
sha .,root m i nt tho tr,t,,stro polaoo m rar,a
,,1i1 t,a o,, win t,,osn ,ynndcra ~ tho ,vorla
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, 1881-05-16

TllE City Of New York has claims amount
ing to s780, ,e3a against number Of stree, ra,i.
roads for llconse-fecs and percentages on re.
cutpts, accordlng to the tertna Of thelf ehar,eu
Tho payments arc several years Overdue. Dui
thoy will ba enforced under recen. decIstou oi
tho Supromo Court.