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Nw YoEE, Jan 20 The following was
SENT TO Governor Bate, ut Nashville, to day
referring to the communication ol the
2lth ult., addressed to you by thecommitte
of Tennessee bond-holders, n copy of which
was forwarded to the speaker OF each house
OF the legislature, We protest against the
assumption that the compromise OF last
May pursuant 20 which about half uf the
state debt has been funded for three hlths
OF It's amount, ANA at a reduced rsto of In.
tercat for period of six years, can be over.
thrown ahd the creditors Of Tennessee
forced by the act of its legislature to ac
cept half Of their dues aud a fourth of their
interest The compromise Of last May was
the second agreed upon, besides several
iundings OF interes, in default in former
years. The bill of settlement now before
the Legislature is no cOmprom SO, but an
attempt TO cOerce the states creditors and
as such is repusnant to every sentiment of
justice, atty and fair dealing. II will
not affect u settlement.
lSigned "Eu0ENE KELLY, Chairman"
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Crlmes and Cnsunltie,.

lNUltILD.
ROCHESTER, ~ Y, Jan. 2O.-Charles l..
Upton, late president of the domnct City
bank, was indicted by the grant jury for
embez2lsment and fraud
ATERaiBLI CATAsroPHB.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 20 0--'nhere being
only one operator ut rehachapa station no
press dispatches regarding the terrific acci-
dent have been received, but the following
has been obtained at the office OF the rail.
road company here shortly after md.
night the overland express by the Southern
Patihc, which left here at $3.50 a, IN. yes.
terday, stopped At rehachapa station 10
cut out an extra engine taken on az Sum.
ner 10 assist IN pulling up the Tehuchapa
grade. While making the change, by some
means not known, tie train got away aud
started back north and down n grade OF l2O
ieet to the mile. The train consisted OF two
engintS the express, mail aud baggage cars
two sleepers, one coach and smoker
IL went down the grade at irghtfu
speed Tor gbout four miles, when
the nindermost sleeper jumped the tack
aud went over an enibankment about
fifteen feet high, carrying with 1t the other
sleeper, the mail, baggage and express
cars, which were piled In a shattered heap,
took fire and were then consumed. The
coach aud smoker kept ON the down. grade,
and wett stopped without leaving the
track, about two niles further on, all on
board unit jured, The scene following the
wreck was lcrrible anl number of per.
sons we'e iammed and the ruins of the
raj nd roasted 10 death before the eyes
ui hose helpless TO save them. AT pleent
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Other Interesting News by Specials,
Austin.

.h'ah
Austin, Jan, ~ Special lit is uadcr.
stood that the committee will report favor
ably Gibbs bill changing the law relating
TO chartering private corporations. II re-
quires that all charters be approved by the
attorney. general before lilng by the secre.
tary OF state, and is intended to put ston
to marriage aid and similar associations.
Files covering near'y 1000 sections of
ionr-blt land were returned TO the land
Office day Maddox Brothers, of Austin,
returning So, and will nay iuto the treas.
nry IN day or two SIS, GOO. For several
DAYS no patents have been issued from the
land Office, so as to permit Mi
signed by Governor Rsberts to be mads out
and to allow tle,clerks time to catch up
with tLeir business next week. Patents
bearing Governor lreland's signature. viii
issue as usual.
Matlock's land bill will meet with strong
opposition in the house, but IL is believed
that, with the proposed committee amend
ments 1t VIII finally pass. This land legis.
lahon is going TO create trouble, and al
ready bad blood is being stirred up over
THIS question. II is hardly probable that
the ques ION VIII come iairly before the
meeting of the cattle men, who arc largely
- - ", w. "N''i hcuiuuTy,
Receipts at the treasury to-day were
about $4,000, rom the sale ofpublc do.
main.
A few OF the new county judges are doubt.
inl about the propriety OF having mar.
rage consummated IN county different
from one where the license IL issued, and
have referred the matter TO tue attorney.
general who decides that they are legal
anywhere IN the state If properly issued.
regular blizzard prevailed last night
and TO day, and 'he mercury was down 10
eight degrees above zero, the lowest for
years Tho city is without pound ofcoal
Wood is high and tcatce, and the poor arc
suffering.
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sherman.

snreMAS, Jan. 0--lspeelal. Cattle
men are decidedly blue over this last bliz.
zard. Calves are dying by hundreds, and
several cattle dealers hcrcobouts will count
their losses by thousands OF dollars.
The muoh.yexed county attorney auss,
ton Is at las. settled, and in favor of
Randall, the defendant IN the contest. The
count of the Denison vote gave Randall
majority Of even two moro than he claim.
ed IL is stated by some that Mr.. Buckler,
the contestant will shortly remove to El
Paso.
Tonight some fifteen OF the Masonic fra.
ternity lett for Fort Worth to attend the
funeral Of Sir knight J l.. Barber, who
has for eight years past been q passenger
conductor on the rrans.Continental branch
of tho Texas 4 Pacific, and was beloved by
very many Ia this city.
Business is at standstill, owing to the
severe weather, At q this morning the
mercury was only degrees above zero.
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\ ADDITIONAL rELEGRANs.
coasseroiai and rtaancla,.

a hA "
Barn, Ms, Jan. 20--The run on iso p.o.
pies rwenty-tive-cent sayiugsbank cau.r,
II To stop payment ia order 10 prois,t iissi,
at iis creditors, The run was limit ami
caused hy lear Of some oepositors that ihr
uon"S't IN the Pacific National bank OF 3oa.
Ton had embarrassed Ii. Bank Eyaminsr
Richards states that tho hank H. snI,snj
wlth surplus, There is no canse O,
alarm N"'N "
CHICAGO MAgrEr.
,CHicAGo, Jan 70 Flour firm ana mn.
chaneod. Wheat strong and higher, r,ru-
lar, SiOlj January; si02s to tiCel. YAK.
ruaryi $l03a 10 81 03l, Marcel. No yea
winter Sl02! TO sl02!. Corn excited ami
higher higher to G., cash; COZ, January; bsl,
roorua o's, March, Pork unsetllsd, bMt
Janual slT45 10 si7,47 February Ia,,l
active, Tm aud higher; 1904 TO 10 70. eash
o.. January; l0l February. Bnlk meats i,
lar demand; shou lgers, q; short clear.
wv Whisky steady aud unchanged nj
Sl,l6' The Droyers' Journal reports he,
receipts 1900; market uneven ~f
weak TO 10 decline; mixed, n
70 so ~; heavy, sC.l0 TO r.
lipht 500 to $500; quality poo.
.a,tie receipts, 900 weak and generally
dull, except for few desirable lots. .parkct
gluttcd with low grades; exporIers. "a IN
SO 25i good TO choice. $3.50 10 as S5 Com.
mon to fair, 81 TO s5,l0; butchers, AZ. rs 10
q; sIookers aud feeders dull; So to SlN.
Sh eep receipts, 200; active; good s,ock n
demands common 10 fair, 80 10 Al o5. mn.
dium to good, Si.S5 to $3.50; choice 70 ssIra,
a. % to 1915. ~-grS.
ST, LOUIS MAnHET. y
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20 Flour iirmer. Wheat
active aud higher; No . red, III OiS cash.
Sl.0I5 January; Sl05 February; siOg5 Ia
81 0Is March. Corn active and higher; 4gi
to ool cash: 4os January; aos 10 90. Tebrns.
ary; OF 70 5ll March. Oats easier, 10 to 40I
cash; 40. TO iol February. Cornmeal firm:
2JS Whisky steady SlA. Pork dull:
SID Dry salt inca. aud bacon easy
and unchanged. Lard nnminal. Oaltle
receipts 10; supply very light, and only
a small retail trade. Hogs, steady tcellny.
but nothing done. for lack of supply.
NEW orLEANs hApKnP.
Nkw ORLEANS, Jan. ?0.--FlnsA s sircneot,
a. h,gh grades, q GO to s. i..siiiESSi high
Oats ilrmer, Bulk n-,ps.i 1d'ie..
aud long clear weak .s@ Lou... Alto
steady, with good :sus Yta, rAa
changed. RICE equi6fs a
articles unohangc Ian ans
NHw a. rnaara IN ~, ~
NEW YORK, ia Sg5 Chostllrf 81,
gar dul aud u.saint Ipus, No
but steady; NeJ.as, NY. sseslSl!' o.
qulot and unclic,rlea, S,miGai wesn
airly ac,ve II = i,s sSs.' ss,s ss-'Sssss. g e.
and weak; SlS.@s .is,,ss VI nis.a,. IN
% s,ranre,' % M iSp oi hishA' .aass-4sai .sSss Mr.
Arrow, ra,s, Row, 2
toftrSiitors, q ''di> r~ II
pnlntsd receiver N-s' -----s.f NJ.
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PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION

To every customer purchasing goods Of us amounting
c Ten Dollars from this date the evening o February
az, 1888, Presentation Ticket will be given T. ch ticket is
stamped and numbered and duplicate thereof will be de-
posll in sealed box, AT o'clock on the evening of Sat
urday February 24th said scaled box will be opened in the
presence of the public and taken charge Of by three response
bic and disinterested citizens selected by customers
The hfleth hndredth and one hundred and
ieth duplicate taken of the box from among the whole
number OF tickets will determine who entitled to these three
valuable presents, in the following ORDER to-wit:
/ he number corresponding with the Gfeh duplicate
ken out OF the box entities the holder to the Grand Piano
The one hundredh duplicate taken out OF the box entities
the holder to the elegant Silver Service
The one hundred and htieh duplicate taken out Of the
box entities the holder to the handsome ady Dressing Case
Whoever has any wants in the Line of Mems or Bows
Wearing Appar, will hardly fail participate in this presen
ton sale when the goods offer sold with our usual guar
anee as to quality and price with privilege of exchange
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Jefferson.

JEFFERSON Jan, 70, - Ispceial.l = Tto
weather has been very favorable this season
10 the cotton Interests Of this section Of tho
state. severe snow and sieeting storm.
now raging, will interfere some with thc
FARMERS hauling theircotton. ltcomnenoed
slee.ng last night, and TO day the weather
of change.
Colonel ii. X. Strain, the popular express
agent OF Round Rock, paid our city a fiyIrr
visit this week.
Tho Phoenix dramatic entertainment rayc
such entire satisfaction, !. is rumored eve,
the city, that q repetition OF the play will
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susrLiSos rRoM ruE ctry or ROCKS.
LirrLE Rock, AK, Jan. D.-Notice was
to-day served ON officers OF the Little Rock
state.pid bondholdcrs would apply TO the
federal court for the appointment Of n re.
oeiver under the late decision Of the United
States court, holding the company liable for
SlWO,OOO OF bonds issued by the state un.
der the net Of 1868
A furry was created by the Development
OF several eases OF smallpox In family in
this city. The authorities have Isolated the
cases, and Il Us not believed the disease will
spread beyond the persons originally cS.
posed
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ENNIS, Jan, N.-Ispccial, Hon. A. D,
Rast, resident of this place and propri..,r
OF the Plain Dealer at mcGreeor, received
telegram that his office there had hu-ned
70 the ground. The loss is serious, but no
being. an industrious, energetic man hss
already shipped complete outat there
and the publication of the interesting M
per will continue without delay.
On account of the extremely tld wehth.
or, cotton is very slow coming In. Bnsiress
still continues GOOD.
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MCKINNEY, Jan. 2o,-Ispeeial, + To-day
mas been the coldest 0, the season, Bat IT.
tie travel or business.
District court for the last three DAYS hss
been engaged in trying the case of Walrh
vs. Warden ct al. X, DeArmond /, special
luuge; This case exoites groat interest.
neIe, ootn from the number OF counsel ami
and Jerome Rearby, OF Dallas, are engage
lhe case VIII go to tue jury tonight.
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Galveston.

GAlNesroEl Jan. N.-tspecla' .l-Real
estate transfers, $s,o0l.
There were only tour marriage licenses
issued during the past week.
Thu German snip julius cleared for Liy.
c'po'i with $3.50 oalca OF cotton aboard.
fire occurred this morning but was dis.
covered ~ It's inupIency aud was PROMPTLY
tNtinguished.
We rad q hard rfeeze here last night and
today. This IS the c0ldcs, spell known ON
the Island ior years.
weather bulletin. inr the cotton belt, iur.
n'shed hy the sigNll service in conjunction
with HE several railways OF the state.
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SAN ANTONIO, Jan 0-lspecial. The
Ben Thompson murder case closed this
morning, and the jury are celebrating.
Thousands Of dollars IN bets were made
to-day on the result, either hung Jury or
acQuit,aL Thompson's friends are san.
gu ne vi the success of the seltdeiense plans.
The iirst train bound for San Francisco
over the Southern Pacific railroad will
reach here from New Orleans on the night
OF the 3lst, depart on the list. Twelve
trains will be put en-, making the trip IN
tive days.
The city council to-day appropriated
81 200 to build a tost.houso, to be used in
cases OF opidcmcs, There are four cases OF
smallpox confined In the pest.housc;
among ihem George Grandican, head clerk
~ iord's hotel. There is no fear Of the
dteAoc spreading.
Tho weather Ia the coolest for many
yoere, the ground is frozen aud liah,
snow is falling. The thermometer y down
to " degrees above zero.
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AIeIlcn


CHICAGO, Jan ~ "A Matnmoras, Mexico,
special says News has been received here
Of desperate battle near Tehunntppec, be
tween the seventh battalion and the Te.
huanttpec Indians. The INDIANS lost 50
KILT Il and many wounded. The tfoops
ost b1 pien killed among inem their lieu
trnaut.colonel. The Indians were route
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tate the Gle neNNnSNM
WaAhlngton NcHa NoM

NAsnisoros. Jan. 20.--The finance conn
mittee this morning partially revised tht
sugar schedule oftheii tarifbill, now pen,I,A
ilg before the senate, and decided 20 OF.
lcr amendments proposing nev rates a.
ioHows; On sugars above No. ~ and not
above No. 10, Dutch standard, z C5-i0o ocnls
per pound on sugars above NJ. III and nor
above No ~, Dutch standard, 3 Is 100 ccnte:
Oh all sugars above No. a.. Dulcl'
standard, O5.i00 cents. The schedule vii
" inrlher considered aud these CHANGE
will be subject 10 revision. -
Captain Sears, of 81. Louis, executive Of.
nccr OF the Mississippi river commission.
detailed the expenditures OF the comma.
sion before The Mississippi river COMMITTEES
10 day. -
Samuel A. o'Brien has been appoints.t
keeper Of life saving saving station Mo-
Slh district. west end OF Galveston isl4 Z
vice Cherries A. Stackpole, resigned. VI t
The Mutual Press Associate ion m. 81. s
american News Exchange, of>(,me, a
have been placed on the psSt- ,fass
list. Money orders and vesisserri'
VII rr' be delivered 70 them. ~
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Marshall, Jan 90 Especial l-Tlisist;
eeidtst weather OF the season. The ercr
= hard frozen and covered with snow. 1 i
mess Is almost suspended in conseouer
ana out lew people venture out. The Al
council has accepted hayor Starr q rcs,ett
tiun. ''''t'R
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Tho hcnatorship..

DETROIT, Jan. 20 Only one ballot was
taken for senator to-day, which is Of no
significance, as many members have gone
home, The vote stood, Ferry, 90. Stout,
80, with 81 scattering on ~ candidates
Adjourned I'LL Tuesday.
NtNSEsorA.
Sr. PAUL, MINI, Jan. N.--rwo ballot,
Tor United States sCnator were taken to-.
day, resulting exactly alike w follows
Window, ls. Wilson, %, Cole, Il. Dnunrll
l0 Hubbard, o, Kindred, 3; Start, 4. Dl.
Wis, j. Farmers. Armstrong, Berry. Gil.
man, Castle, Wakefield and Straight each
/; total cast, 100
NEBRASKA,
LtNcoLN, NEp., Jan. ~ Tho fifth joint
ballot for United States senator today re-.
suited as follows Milard, 10; Saunders,
II; Brown, Is; Anderson, 10. Morton, D.
LIVINGSTONE, 4; Thaycrs, ~; Ashoy, 10;
Steckel, .; Boyd, I; Savage. 0. Connors. -.
balance, scattering
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Athens.

ATHENS, Jan. 20 Especial IA man liz.
Ing near Athens, ty the name of Clark,
while Gre-hun,ing last night with his son,
mls,ook his son on horseback for deer.
firing at him, killing the horse and wouui.
ing his son In the leg, who, from last 70.
ports, is doing we'll.
Hon. ]. J. faulk returned yesterday froil
Austin, where he has been attending th,,
legislature.
Extreme cold weather, accompanied with
about two Inches Of snow, has caused br.i.
ness o all kinds 10 be suspended Tor the
time being.
Messrs. Coyner 4 Nash nre lust about
completing and abstract Of titles of all TIE
lands In tho county, which will not only be
great benefit TO the county, but OF profit
TO the owners,
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Austin: The City IN the Interim of
neutrality-suspicious. aud
Specific Facts The Biz.
GARD aud the Poor.


Specific Facts - The Blix-
GARD and the Poor.
Waco: Young Overly Uuder Bond
Some Further Developments In
the Last Tragedy.
San Antonio: Thompson's Case Goes
to the Jury - The betting
Very Lively.
Atheus: MiStook His Son FOR a Deer.
With the Usual Results. of
Course.
Marshall; They have Accepted that
Protrercd Resignation.
Ennis; A Publisher Meets With a
Severe Loss.
Progress of the Blizzard All Over
the State,
Aud the oldes, lnhabItant 10 the Frent,
as Usual.
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wIi doubtless have the breaks mended avs,
ready tor business by Monday.
Inc thermometer stands this eyeni-r
snow fell last night.
The negro jubilee Singers were billed ,,r
the ope,a-house tonight, but owing 10 IRE
severe weather and limited sdyerusinr. VII
don tless have a small audience.
IN my special a few days since. aid no, ,ss
pace at the Missouri Pacific crossing. rssr
Alvarado, the Santa Ee passenger tran
being torewarned Of the suspicion, iaiiirg
10 make the customary stop there. il
roooery were really intended, the schema
has doubtless been abandoned, as they
very probably have "sme,, the rat.i' a.l
know the railroad officials are on the ioos,
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CLsruRsr, Jan. @,-Ispsclal. 1.-The
Western Union wires between this city aud
Dallas were seriously intsrfered with las,
1 Ghs by the heavy winds, bu, the We men
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Forty-sevsnih Congress second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 Mir, Blair pre.
sen,cd large number Of petitions for ma.
tcna aid to the common schools.
NJ, Voorhees, presented a resolution OF
I've Indiana boS,1 # agriculture, iavoring
the u .ns,er Of weather forecasts Of the sig.
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FIGURES DON'T LIE!
SEE WHAT CHANGES wEHUE MADE IN THE PRICES or
Mems Suits and ONercoats,
SATINET SUITS

SArINET SUITS
Reduced from, m,...,.................S 81 GO to 81 80
ryls UNION CASS SUITS.
Redut rom. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90 to : ~
moo,
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PARIS, Jan. 20.-rhr legiumist scare con
tlnues The Orleans fndly will hold coun
Gll to-day at the residence of D'Aumalo.
The members the party of the extreme
lett IN the house OF deputies, will insist on
the Orleans princes being deprived OF their
military commands Tue royalist papers
insist thut the scare is a manuuvre to pro.
cure the prescription of the princes.
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" e 7 N H a. R, ID IT. S
MODEL. CLOTHING HOUSE

Determined to push ahead off entire Winter Stock
lit is inter on to turn large volume of trade into
single channel and totransorm what is ordinarily dull
month into very busy To that we have purchased
ONE GRAND PIANO, ONE ELEGANT SILVER TEA SBT ONE
ELEGANT LADY'S DRESSING CASE
Aggregating in value $500 These articles will be pre-
senteo t1 the customers of our house on SATURDAY
FEBRUARY "a, 1888
Es-lhe Articles now on exhibition at our store
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HMuuRG, Jan ~. Tue C'mbria was
sunk Friday morning, twelve m,lts south.
west Of Barkum by the British steamer
Sultan She sank fifteen minutes after To-
collision. Thirty nine persons were hlpdrd
at Cux Haven this evening Her bonts
are still ou;. The steamers Bavaria and
Hama and several tugs leave Immediately
IN search of the boats
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Aud the oldes, lnhabitaut 10 the Frcnt,
as Usual,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-10
Mrs. Gaines Awarded s1,928, ,66s.

New ORLEANS, May 3.-Judse Billings
to-day rendered an opinion in the case
Of hyra Clark Gaines against the city
of New Orleans, on an exception to
the report Of the master in chancery.
The report of the master is confirmed,
and interest is added. Mrs. Gsines
gets judgment against the city for 81.
925,667, Of which $566,707 Is interest.
This suit was brought by Mira. Gaines to
recover rents and profits resulting from
the occupation Of property known as
the Blanc tract, which the city has not
had in its possession since March 10.
1887. City Attorney Buck says the case
will doubtless be appealed TO the Su.
prsme court of the United States.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-10

THERE is zone dark stain which the
Baltimore American regrets to have
found in the administration Of President
Arthur, aud that is "the aid and com
fort which it has given to the Virginia
Repudiationists. The american states
in positive terms that "Mahone is now
engaged in deepening that blur by bull.
doing the employees Of the Norfolk
navy yard into supporting the ticket
which he has put up in that district in
opposition to the regular Republican
candidate" It says that, with the sp.
parent approval of the administration,
"this champion of financial dishonor is
instructing those employees that they
will lose their places If they do not work
and vote for his puppet.' The American,
which, it must be borne in mind, is not
democratic calumniator," but an
able and earnest Republican journal,
concludes that all this sis an exceed.
ingly shameful piece OF business, ana II
the administration does not rebuke II
Mr.. Arthur will surely have cause for
regret when the story Of his official
actions is made up" II is becoming
more and more evident every day that
Mahon eism is too heavy a load for any
administration or any party to carry.
And yet, il is said, in effect, by organs
OF the administration, that Mahones Is
the only hope of Republican salvation
in 1884, Washington Post.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-10

THE May Ad1nh. continues the re.
markable excellence attained by the
previous numbers for this year. Those
who have read Mr. Howells's delightful
story, Their Wedding Journey will
read with peculiar zest his charming
paper, Niagara Revisited. Twelve Years
after their Wedding Journey" Or,
Holmes contributes q three page poem,
and one Of the best he has ever written,
entitled "The FlAneur,-Boston Com.
mon, December, 1882, during the Transit
of Venus" The Second Act Of Henry
Jamess comedy, Daisy Miller" will
have a host Of readers. Miss Sarah
Orne Jewett has written very engsg'
ing part story, "a LAndless Farmer
of which the first part appears in this
number. Charles Egbert CrAddock,
whose stories Of East Tennessee life
have attracted so much attention, con
tributes another, entitled "The 'HArnr
that walks Chilhowee." "Colonialism
in the United States" is an admirable
historical paper by Henry Cabot Lodge /;
"The Floods in the Mississippi Valley, :"
by Prof. n. s. ShAler, cannot fail TO en-.
list the immediate interest Of many
thousands who have avivid recollection
of tho ravages these floods caused; "The
Rain and the Fine Weather" is capital
outdoor essay by Edith NJ. Thomas.
Other poems, essays, reviews of impor
taut new books, and three bright, short
essays in the Contributors Club con.
clude a very interesting number Of the
| Atlantic.
HouoErox, MrFTLIS & Co, Boston.