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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-02

Log NCDlCC
Ia the District Court OF 5sd,cwick County
Kansas.
William L herfick, plaintiff,
William u Shaw, NARY \. Shaw
and paniei McPhersOn, deienda is. J
The shove named Daniel VI 'rherson, i'm
pleaded with William q. shaw and Mary n
Shs,w, il hereby hottie tnat he h,, been sued by
tn above npIned piinti d H. the District Court OF
Sc; gwick Comfy, stats Of aansas, and that IN
less he answer the petition of said plaintiff
sgainst him. Giel in said action in the Office of
the Clerk of said Court, by the 18th day OF March
lss., said petit IA will b. taken a true. and
ingment will be render Ell il said action n favor
of said plai.iiT AMI against SAID defendants ,
William G.. -haV and hary n. shaw. for sum Of
two hundred sad f9rty-tNI dollars and twenty
four cents, with interest thereon from the Iirst
day If May. ISL, at the rate oi ten per cent per
aonum, a1d for he sale of The foil wing resi- es-
tate, lying anu situate la thu county of Sedg-
wick and state OF kaasss, 4" Wit:
he east half Of III" north east quarter of sec
ton Number twenty, IL Tow lship 1unber TWEEN
ty-Ine south, Of range three west, under mort
gage lien, t. satisfy said sum of money interest
aud COSTS Of ~aid actiOii in accordance with the
prayer Of said petition.
Il. G.. RCGGLES,
H-i Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Legal Notice.

Hd9Ito g HdF 10.
lonics salna bllidins With L. $. Land Qihee
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8 ie Ut a / b 0 10 lie.
fnincriih.l

Npttcru0D
Bei einem IdnbIi9en UtittassmabI III
Der 4rtsipDbnunS pe8 fatbplilben Bfar-
rers 3u DpliIOn5baulen ma6t elmer Der
9dlte, Der, sufdlIie aufitebsnb, ii6 inS
9tebeusimmer perfilSt bic ipeinlide gnts
oefuns, oaB Der Dtaitranf, BON ipeI6em
Die SausbdItepin eben Die eriten @Idler
TN SpeileSimmer aufS Buffet geIebt bat,
in einem b6dIt ionperbaren 8efdB anges
ri6tet 1T. DaS 8efdB mar aus tpeiBsm
BorSelIan, etna 10 brett aIs bod, uno nit
elnem 9roBen SenfeI perieben e5 muBte
Stpar bod tpobl cine Boiple Iein, - aber
es lab tduIbenb bem pplartlden 8egenz
Jag elmer 8otple dbnlid, llno ertpefte in
oem SeIhluer oaS unbeitimmte @efiibl,
ais lei es bon Ieinem 8erfertiser ni6t
baSu alIserIeben trinfbare SLiiiligfeit in
Ii6 auf5unebmen. 8enauere 8eIihtigung
itei8ert Oieies gOrsefabI sur 8eipibbeit.
Gr trat paber na9 einigen inneren
&dmpfen - Surilf inS 3immer uno Iaste
pIDbItb: ,Ater Srau 3ippeI, tpas ba=
ben Sic oenu oa fir Elm ablbeuli6es
I6pf6en in tpsIaem Sic Sbrsn Dtaitranf
anma6en?"
Srau 3ippeI bebt ems Der eeflaten
8Idler gsgen 6as 2i6t, tpie nm oarsu=
tbun, baB bic 8oipIe pur9 bas ansebIi6
gablbeuIide" I6pf6en burdau5 nibt
selitten bate, uno ertpioert, ats Der SAT-
oeutIi9er fpirD, nit b09iter gntrIitung +:
gDas is gar Tel abi4euIib IOpfde,
lonoern e iebr bubI6 unO anitanbis
G6pf9e ......"
rSa," ruff Der @ait, Die SADIE mag
ia pieIfa6 auf GinbiIDuns bsrub'rL =
aber i6 bite Sic, fur 8oipte =! g9er
fault Ssn Sa bieieS unsIadieIise Sor.
mat ...... z"
ygir batptue'S ia gar nit setauft !"
ruff Srau 3ippeI, ii6 ereifernb. y@eerbt
balptpe mer's bon Der Sante IeIis in Sei=
beIber9."
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Seftene 2lneisenniitisaeit.

Der @ebeimratb Stabl mar 3ur 3eit
Der 8esierans R0nis Srieorid @iIbeImS
/. bon preuben elmer Der porsiisIi6ltsn
glerste uno bel god nnb Jsisbris in grDBs
tenn gtnieben. Grfaat bon Iebenbigem
Gifer um bic Wiiienfdaft ebenio ie9r iuie
BON eoeliter Nenidenliebe, fiimmerte er
iih fpeniS um bic materielIsn Grtrdsniiie
feines drjli4en Berrfes, uno ipenn iein
alter Oiener nur Gelo esnus 3nr gerfas
sanS Hatts, I'm bic sinfa4sn Hselrfniiie
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oshafter 8eraLeih.

DR.. g 4uI3: @arum tOmmen Sic 70
ieIten in's GaIinp?
BrOfeiiOr SdbnIe: SD ssbe
nidt mebr germ aus
DIR. g 9uIs: 4ber Sic trefen bier
ia Iauter quite Sefannte; Sic bab!n'S bier
10 semiitbIi9 tpie in Der 5amiIie.
SauptmanR Sc Tier: Gemitbs
Ii9sr Gs lit feline 6rau babel!
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g S6arf1tnnis. mptipirt.

2ieutenant: Ganonier 8ombe,
tpeSbaIb baben lie ben Boiten perIa6en !?
gSillen Sic nidt baB leitunssItrafe pa=
raul ltsbt?
&anonier: Serr Sieutenant, aIS
i6 neben cein sroBen Raupnsnrpbr Soften
itanb, bab' t9 Sepd9t: Gtner friest e8
ni6t fort, sipei ooer brei AUDI ni9t un6
tpenn mebr fOmmeh tann i9 iis nit mei=
nem fur5en SdbeI AUDI nidt abbaIten:
aIIo bab' i4 bas Rpbr auein IisSsu Iai=
fen.
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Gin GdiIIsrcitat.

Br0fsifpr (cDsireno) ..... unb 10
reid an Geiit uao Sabalt iinb bic Werfe
unierer Didterfiiritea, baBss feline Situa-
tion i'm 2eben eeben miro, IN tpsIde nidt
elmer ibrer tueiiel. Spriide iuie ansegpflen
pabte uno iiter bat isoer bon Sbnen eS
idpn ieIbit erlebt, oab er uaee3ipuneen
8orte sebrau6te, bic aus oieisr lueIle
in isiasn Gpra4iAas absssssanssn
isnS ....
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&orI6sn: Bapa, tpas bsibt Ssnn
Spatipn.
Bapa (SberIebrsr y RarI bsnfs an
beine 8ofabeIn
RarI6en (na9 etnisem 8eiinnsn y
SD ipeiB, Bapd, bon ovum, owl oa5 81 ;
Ovation bsiBt Gisrfu6sn.s
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sd itIer (meIOet iid, ben ssbrer un=
terbredeio.)
Brofeiipr (tpobIpolIenb.) Stun
Jtnmpel, Sic erinnern iid iOsar eiues
gan5 beItimmten SALES?
Humpel: SD faufte tpdbreno be8
gelpirtum8 aepfel. Utaper Iaste: 8ib
mir einen unb i9 antiportete nit EEL /:
yWaS fdlIt Dir Elm 2"
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anssflbrt

Batter: @er iest ttbtis 8artoffeI=
iuppe iBt, Der bsfOmut na9ber nod Elm
Staf 6Ieii6!
Die 8inper eiIsn i'm bic @ette unb ba=
BEN baIp bic sanse Suppeui8liIsI sss
Ieert.
Batter: Seio Sbr aud ALE prbsnt.
lid Iatt getporoen
GiuSsr (tpte aus sinsm UtunSs }
Sa!
Batter: gta, baum brau4t Sbr fsin
SIsii4 mebr
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Der untr tIt6e @atte. Sos
baun Der &ammerbiener bes 8rafen
ST., bate ieit bret Nonateh feline sSrau
perIoren uno iu6t nun Ieinen 2ummer
NIT ioI4em @ifer in Der 5IaI9e gu ertrdn=
fen, oaB er ieSen. .9tbenb betrunfen nab
SauIe fonmt. llnIdnsit itellt Jpn iein
Serr besbalb sur 8ebe. sag mir, ipis
tommt es, baB Ou ale Define freie t3eit
I'm gSirtbshaus perbrinslt, ieitbem Du
lSittfper biit?" yS9 iu6e mid gu
troiten, Serr 8raf." = ,,llno tpie Ianee
ioa oaS nod oauern 2" - Sid, Serr
Graf, i4 bin untroitIi9 !"
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Mannigfaltiges.
s nj 81 auarium.

BiIbeIm: Sch nal, gluiuIt, ben
iroben &arpen babinten, Der i6tpimmt 10
Iansiam TN iebt iarni6 periniest aus
Auguit: Seblen buben bubt ibm
nii9t, bet feb id. Gr pirb poa bette
mprsen nit Die Iinfe SIoIIe 3uerlt uf9e.
itanpen Iinb, I'm nu is er BEL l6Ie6te
2aune.
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8srbd9tias @aLanterie.

Ssrr: Wisin SrduIsin, Sic fu9en
PIab: fpolIen Sic ni9t IN unisrsn Was
gen einitsisen ?
Dame: Sebr eiitis, aIein i9 iebe,
baB Sbr Wagen aud gang beIest 1T
Serr: ., es siebt glaB senus; -
iobalp Sic nur einltsisen fpoIlen perIaIs
fen sspib iOfOrt siniSs Ssrrsn ben Was
gen.
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SeiImitteI fir 8unben. Gin
iebr sutes NtitteI bietet bier;u Die 9rnicaz
Iinttur. Wtuu perbInnt bieIeIbe nit Srei
IbeiIen gSaiier (aIiD auf sinsu GbeiI 9Irs
nicazIinftur bret IbeiIe 8ailer) unb sisbt
BON btsier Wti9uns ssittpsiIe auf bic
gSunOe, tpeI6s barua4 ii4 baIc f6Iisbt
unb raid bsiIt.
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Dff.sn

,Aber, b0rsn Sic, Ser aoIIese, tpis
n.Dsen Sic nnr 70 lblsats Yro3sIis annsb<
mell Z"
ySeben Sic, id babe 70 pieI aatt perz
loren, oab i& uitbt ,aebr ipsie wsI4s ii
nana abssbaupt snustussn lIte 49," I"
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8sibe6dnoe. - Bie unS mitse=
tbstIt ipirp, beitrsiden bic fraaSDiii6en
Oamen Die Sdnbe nit Gttroneniaft (Git.
rpnsui4nitteD unS tuai6sn iis Darauf in
Regentpailer.
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Definition. n.

9 9crI64e Sater, beut' tpirS
Srob SpmpboniesGcncert eeseipipe @as
Is benn et9entIi9 SpmpboniezGoncert 2
Gater: 9 SpmpbontesGrncert is e,
@DEeert no mer nit rauds barf.
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2ateinif9 beuti6. Sn be
Bapierbanpibrifteu g 6es Ser
manil6eu giuieums fiuOet ii6 Elm 8Iatt
pabri6einIib aus Sem S9uIbu9e eines
boffnunS8opaen luartansrs bes a6tsebn
ten Sabrbunperts ssriheh nit foIsenSer
RnitteIperien:
Hic hber est mein
Ideo nOmen meum scripsi drein,
81 Wis hume librum steblen,
PeRdebis an der Kehlen,
Tune yenlnnt die Raben
Etyolunt tibi oculos ausgrabeu,
Tune clamabis aeh, ach, aehI
Unique tibi recte geschah.
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SSn Der Yrpbe,

Datpiion gaitirte emit am Sta6ttbeater
in Dt. aI5 Hi6arb III. 9a bas 95erionaI
fir Die sabIrei6en Stolen 6ieIer SragDoie
ntbt gang ausrei6te, bate bic 8egie ei=
niSe Der minosr beDetitenbeu 4artbien nit
Gboriiten belebt, 10 aud ben 8oteu, Der
i'm IeBten 9lft benz &Dnig cine MeIbuno
su MAIDEN bat, nit ben 8orten bsstls
neno:
uoier bin t9! - Der friibe SaBu bes DOrfss
Sat s!peinaI i4pn getrdbt"
Der tpadere Gboridnser, ben man Sur6
bieIe8 Spre6sSolo gu ebren Iu9te, BELLA
mtrte auf Der Brobe
,,9ier bin id, Der iriibe oabn bes 8prfes =" &c.
Saipiion ma6t ein 8eiibt aIs babe er
brei 0brfeisen auf einmaL befpntmen.
y9to6 einmaL ben SaB," ruff er. Ser
unsIudlihs befIamirt ipie oben. -
yWeni6," idreit nun Der sroBe 3ragDbe,
ytpas raipeIn Sic oa fur eineu 8lDpiinn
oaber gSie fann Elm pernInftiaer MenI6
nur ipreden. pSier bin i6 Der frlbe
5abn =? Sinh sic benn elm
Sabu?" Der @borilt tpirft einen pers
a6tunsspolIen SIif auf Den 9tesilleur
uno ialeupert ibm Die Stole nit Dem oan=
sen StoI; ieiner perIebten RenIbennirbe
Dor Die 5iibe, inoem er auSruft: ,,SoI6e
Gbifanen i6 babS ia slei6 seIast e 8
1T gar III DIT meiue IT otter
Cine Sapbir sInefbpte. giz
nen S3auIpIeIer perfoIste Sapbir unabs
Idilis /; zines Cages itsllte oieier ibn i'm
8eltaurant sur 9teoe, es fam gum gSortz
tpe9iel unp Sapbtr iaSte Su ibm: ,,Sbz
nen ioa ntor9en bier GtipaS bon mir ges
bDtea pereen, mas S9nen nod in Sbrem
san3sn Seben ui6t paIiirt it," Die
Serrsn iinb 3eusen Der 0rpbuns" rief
Der S9aulpieler 3u ben umliebenoem.
,,Getpib, bic Serren ioaen ale babel iein, !"
entsesnete Sapbir. glm anoera Gage
sllr NRittaes3eit ipar bas &eltaurent iiberz
fullt bon y3eusen" Ger SbauIpieIer mar
anipeienD, Sapbir aber fam nidt. gIDB=
LID trat Der GeIlner an ben SdarIpieIer
beran unD iaste: Gin Serr Srauben
tpanidt Sic su ipreden." Der gnseres
bette elite binau5, besleitet bon stpan,ia
gerionen. Da itan6 Sapbir unS laste
bDbnii6: ySie iinS berausgeru=
fen tporben, oas 1T Sbnen in Sbrem
salssn 2eben ni4t paiIirt."
Sage mol better Srsunb, ipopon
lebt oenn oieier eeisise 8erl, Der e., sis
sentli6s SD babe Jpn nod rienalS III
Der Gneipe ellen ieben !"
y9m! Der bat Elm Hecept, iporauf er
iid elm patent eebei, Ialien fDnnte. Dtors
gems ibt er sebadene Aepisl, bana lit er
iatt. wlittaSs trinft er Elm paar Glider
Malier, bann lit er ipie6er iait, unS
Abenbs quelIen Die AepfeI bon benz Waijer
in isinsn asibs eann iis sr srit rs1i
iatsl" 81
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eisentbamIi6e GOnSequeua

Dap ieIbit bel ben erniteiten Sa6en be.
SumOr iein l8eien treibt, seist foIsenres
SiitDr6en aus Der 3eit Der 5auptlemiteuz
bebe. SSnl Stdbt6en t. iolIte Die @abI
zines Gabbiner'8 itattfinSen. 9lm Uecr=
gen ppr Der 9SabI fano man an Der Sp=
nasO9e Den 4ni4Ias: y8dbIt teinen
Subeu !"
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es Gott, isSer Rarr einen Sarpar unb
GeIopros ldeIten! Sm - bm! @as
man bod srIebt !"
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Der asouIbise @bein.

@rfter Sauenertsburi9 (erz
sdbIeno , SD babe ben 9tbein bon 8pln
ab 'rrnter semabt.
3Deiter erfsburi9:
Sat er ii4 Sas sefalsn Iailen -
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Das tdeIid)e polksblatt

tofet yer 9oi. tobns SonHfassbIat) 1870 per Jabr
s50 bas babe 5abr unb $50 bas giertelia5r nit
esantassBatt sii.ac per Sabr. $3.50 sds boIbs sasr
ank ~ 30 bas syierte;iabr.
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SufeIanbs GerbaunsspuIs
Der beitebt aus Otagneiia, i9tpefeIiaurem
&aIi &babarber unO BfeffermiinSoBuder
bon iebem 5 8ramm. Dian ntmntt ei='
nen fleinen TheeI6fsI ppa auf einmaI ge=
gen Sobbrennen, Masenidure uuo anbere
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Oarf ni9t miba
brau4t tperben.
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Gin b Iu t. unD i6merstilen6es Nits
tel BEL Bunoen unb S6nitten gefpGbrt
Der Gaub BON brennenSer 8oHe. Seine
Nirfung beitebt oarin, baB er bas @iipeib
i'm Dilute sur Gerinnuns brtnst. sluh
8el9tpilre unb anbere Sautlei6en foIIeu
babar4 sebeiIert iperoen.
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Gin GltIider SunsseieIIe fbidte
fiir3li9 auf ben 9tatb eiites sIdubisen
SSreunbeS cine 2ode leines 6auptes nebit
Dem n6tbisen OpfersrpI9en an cine be.
riibmte gSabriaserin" SI 8aris, unb err
belt aIsbaIO in Dem ebenialIs bon ibm
beiseflsten franfirten @pupert foIgen6es
Srafa: ySie tperben eiuen giienbabnz
Gonolifteur beiratben, uno sipar in nod
niat einem Sabre. Sic iperoen fdnf sez
iutbe Simmer baben, beim le6Itsn aber i'm
8inobett iterben. DeSbalb 8prii6t."
Der 9llte nabm ii9 oieIen oeIpbiIben 4us=
ipra6 oerart gu Ser5eit baB er ieIblt BON,
erlten selunoen SprDbIins 4bitano gu nsb.
men bef9loB.
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Ius &pm tpirS seI9rieben: Der
Der ErcaeB 2ambertini glntonelIi, Der,
ipie man lid erinnern ipirb, Dor einiaeu
Sabren 10 pieIslufisben sena9t Sat, tpirp
nun ipieoer aufleben. Die @rdfin 2an=
bertinL pertreten ourd ben goppfaten
Gallini, bat ndnli9 erfldrt, baB ibr
8eburtsaft falid anssgeben iei,
unD Der 2ailationsbof bat bic erlte'
biesbe;iialibe Gnti6eiouns annulIirt unb
bic Yriifuns Der 3eusen suselaiIen. Grei
bieler ipibtisIten3 3eugen 5inb iDobt qeitprz
ben: Die 9ebamme GerpalL Der 9lbbe
Geneiti unb Iamburlani, Der aItefte Diez
ner bes 2arbinals gatonelli obsr
bieielben baben ausfnbritbs ihriftz
liae 3euseni6aft gum ,,finftigen Ge=
Ddhtni1e" binterIaiIen. Oas tpIrb nun
esneW Der intereHanteltsn BroseIlsn tilben
uno bas ,lnsebeure gernl6sen, ipeIHes Bic
Nntonellis beiiben ullb tpeIdeS fat IN
ieiner Geiammtbeit BON 9arbinnI italnmt
lcirca so Milionsu 5rancs), tpirS obne
8ipsifs! sur Ibsiluns selanssn.
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Oaa,e Summer 867.


Sn Dumnoip, in Der 8rafidast
'Giier beitebt cine Geippbnbeit, Bic iih auf
elm Document fOIsenben SnbaIts granbet.s
3tpei gbeIeute, Die nab sSabr nno Tag
fpeoer iPre 8erbinOuns bereut, nod irgen6
einen CANT nit etnanoer gebabt, nod cine
llntreue begansen baben, iollen ii6 msfs
ben Bel bem Pripr bes GIoiters (iebt bein
glitttmann) su Dumnpip, unb bic 9gabrs
belt ibrer 8ebauptun9 eibIid, auf fpibsn
8leltliteinen fnieeno, erbdrten. Damn
IolIe ibnen Elm 8ierteI bon einem aeiaIae=
men Sdueine gereiht unb bailelbe I'M
Triumph uuter Dem SSanhsen bes 8pIfes
Dpr ibnen ber hurh Die StraBen eetraoen
tper6en. - Seit 1910 mar leiber feiu
Sal oieier 9lrt borgefommen. aber i'm
IprtI l777 fano iid tpirfIi6 Elm 10 ieIte-
ne8 Baar, ipeldes bic gbre oes geIaIsenen
SdfpeinepiertelS peroiente un6 uirflid
erbielt. Seitoem bat man nibt fpeiter
napou seb6rt unb es 1tebt su pernlitben,
bab, big Elm neueS BsiIpieI ii9 ereisnet,
ipteOsr 267 Sabre perltrei6en tperben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

o,.orad AWAY Tho lost Office looked like cage
from which he had escaped. "The Scarlet LeV'er
was written and a marvellous success rewaruou
the author and his stouthearted wife. Cnahn'"s
was friend always welcomed at Emerson no'"0'
While the little Emersons were yet very 800
tbet mother wished to have them chrlsteheu 80" =,
father objected but finally said he wouiu 0ono' A.
she could find IA minister as pure u"
children" When Charming came " YIN 49,,
nair agree0 that the man had been fouhu anu '"'
children were christeDed Animation.
N.ror lived n man with koener sense OF ]uSuoo
nor ono whose charity was greater OF 'cnuo'0'
After he had visited Craigenputtock iriepu asNo,
him how he liked Carlyle. \ marvellous emu
he answered simply therein lay the wnole e'oiS VI
genius of intellectual tretfulness OF willu un' e"S
Emerson spoke his mind when he saw heeu, ou' "
Ioyoa mt controversy The children OF thesg"us
never argue" he said once. His constant ann w.
70 evolve Thought and TO excite his interiocu'or
.. ,olo hisown view of n matter The exquisite
courtesy of his manuer to all who approacheu "'','
. - orriors contrast 70 the ways of his FRIEND
Ca,lvle. The dullest visitor Nas never snuooou'
hut no ,as not defenceless before vulgar lnuuson'
Mr. Conway records that boisterous declaiine'
i,st % tbc conyentionalities who kept on his
hat in tbe drawing room after repeated nVtstiohS
IN Law II aside was told gently, We VIII continue
chic copversation in the garden, and was geh'ail'
taken out of doors to enter them no more cruuo
vouth hearing Emerson and scholarly iriend ms
cnssipr gave matters in stage coach one day. iei1
n desire to Join the conversation, ana DeIho"e u.
himself 70 ask "What do sou think oil honuIus
In Fropcb Emersop's companion op)sed that they
honld contIuue their talk in that language, but the
CANAL sace responded: "No; it would hurt the
vontbs feelings" The chdlIkeness of his nature
found kindred delight in children. In grave com
panies he used to quote the Opinions oil MS own
small girls and boy. lie enjoyed like wise chnd
himself the tmauy wildwood festivities oil Concord
Whom shall we invite TO the berrying SAID MS
daughter running in All children rom S'A Se'''
to sixty WAS the reply. Edith looked at her
father for moment and then darted of TO fulfil the
sniut of the Injunction. To the genilenes7 ana
simplicity of good child the man returned III MS
last days-there were sweetness and dignity as "ei
as pathos IN the cluudng of great mind
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES, POttstown Pl-rlrty. second Annual
opens5ept H. 1891 On PtIlelpll All leading r. X ID
nssfron Philadelphia. with thrOug cars from NeuYOrk
by Bound brook route Ho Ne 20 ntOrLS p3Itl u83iDaN
andthorough elegant buildings ahl all conYenisncei
fairgrounds and location well EnOwnlJr beauty and health
FofcatlDgIcs al treH GEO -. CUTLER 4. NJ. Pin
nREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
~ Homebke thorough, progressive New illustrate cir.
cuar with all particulars GEOKGE G. SMIIH a. NJ.
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
" Bridgeport Conn. Address Miss EMILY NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies. Tarrv-
town y. Y; home thorough course OF study q.
opens ptemDer Is Miss VI. ". METCAi.F, Principal
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Dav
W. schoo tor Young Ladies, TarrytowI. the Hudson
Will reopen september 20
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES. experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address Mrs. H. r. ANRES,
Newt anaan. Conn.
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Ncw l)ublira!lons.
4 FIRST-CLASS
FAMILY MAGAZINE.
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE,
A Popular Monthly Of General Literature
DECEMBER NUMBER
NOW READY.

oo,,rA1Ntvo.-1 THE ISLAND OF MANIsEEs; Py
ohaTe. Bur- Todd Iqsi[9ted iE 1dSy by on eH
10, the an;boT of A Lesson Love" ILLUSTRATED A. FL
MENDELssOHN. BY Edwin D Mead CNNTW5INIll I,E =
AND ITs cENTENNIAL THR22TTRsEHR li sFc6 3NB
story nv Charles Dunnng. 8. tn ~ EARL = Il
AID LATER Work OF MR. H0WELLS 10 FETa 4
TAINs A FRIEND Al TEA BY Edward i ste' { snscn'
10 a NY IL COYOTEVILLE. by Laura Wells NJ
20 66rDfR M,1TTUiY GOSSIP. | Public Topics Tho
itIecons IL place aux \ Tendency to Nonoty
g. 4eyoines Household Decoration and sweeping -
AueCdotical Miscellaneous The Eary lone Oh @'1o4u
Nelson IA LITERATURE OF THE DAY
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CLOSING PRICES Of CALTFORyTA STOcKS
SAN FRANCISCO Monday. Nov. 20. 1882.
lBrrELEGRApH To THE rRrBUNE.I

TOMBSTONE Ariz. Nov 2O-Tbe ore-bo1y in the
south end OF the Grand Central 500 level is ncreas
ing in size. and the quality is improving.
he sinking OF the Contention shaft VIII not De
resumed until the pumps are in place. The drifts
are looking well.
FAIR Villa is still sinking the shaft. Drifts Will
be run when the 200 leve. is reachOd.
Blue Jacket will begin milling ore next week
The Girard mill stopped working Ingersol ore
yesterday.
DFMING. N, NJ. Nov. 2O-The Wilson Brothers
have compromised their claim on the Solitaire
mine. Percha District n. NJ, with Governor labor
for $25, 600. The money has been paid, aud work
on the property is vigorously going
A smeter is being built In the SOcOrro Mountains
to treat ores Of the San Miguel pine.
Large shipments Of tine new mining explosive.
manufactured by the Colorado Powder Company.
which attracted so much attention at the Denver
Exposition, are being made Oh Mexican orders. evil
denclng renewed mining operations in that
country.
tunnel and shaft work on the Todos Santos and
ArblrOi mines, BatO ilas, Chihuahua Mexico. IS
progressing vigorously and prospects are hatterlng
Bullion valued at Sl3O.778 81 was received in
this city yesterday from the mines.
ROdie Consolidated superintendent teegraphed
Noyepber 10: shipment 9ll,OJ0 Bullion on
hand, LOO ounces. Pulp ASSAYS, 1913 per ton"
The New-YOrk and Honduras Rosario Mining
Company has received late dispatches from the
mine, stating that the rich strikes, referred to III
The TRIBUNE of November 10. hold OUT well. In
telegram dated Nov, mbrr II /. L. Kear the newly
engaged mll-man, expresses his en- Ire salts action
with the mine and mill, aud states that he Will START
the mill on rich ore.
Father de Smet superintendent reports Novem-
Der IA Herewith express cOmpany's receipt for
bar l46 II .0G2 75100 ounces. the result OF run OF
mil for last half of October. The mill IS running
well. the engine showing no signs of weakness
whatever The two new mOrtars are an improve
ment Oh the worn ones. AT tue mine every hing Is
running well. We are not driving many drifts al
the present time. The new chamber on second level
has thiTty-twO sets cut out and sllls laid down.
This body of will prove quite extensive but OF
not very gOOd quality"
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MISS GRINNELL, 50 East 55th-st, VIII re-
W. open her English. French ami German S3arInH ~
1ov -rioo Tor Young Ladies and Chldrel oct COsSl
af and cct We courses Of study superior tacues LOT 81
ana Music is'itts ls1irJ n'lt' i't o''' "'u
0.b WEST 3STH-ST.-Miss AT9Della hcl car
81 um's classes or young ladies' ana chliu'eH' WI"
N Kinder ten alta he'd
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For Both SeXes-Country


A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
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TNHE MISSES WREAKS' English, French and
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