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FOREFATHER'S DAY.
DINNER OF THE BROOKLYN SOCIETY.
ny r. y ADAMS. JR GENERAL SHERMAN,

SPEECHES ny G. v. Adams, Jh., o''''>-
GENERAL PORTER AND OTHERS.
Whatever devotion TO a good cause can be mani
tested by the consumption OF m excellent dinner
was shown last night by the Brooklyn New-Eng-
landers nj their fifth annual festival In celebration
of the landing of the Pilgrims. In point OF numbers
the meeting was exceedingly successful, and the
presence of rany of Brooklyns most prominent clt-
ems Ms well rs some men of national reputation, gave
n special interest to the occasion. Nearly twohun-
dred and fifty members of the society and invited
guests gathered IN the art rooms OF the Brooklyn
Academy of Music about Q o'clock, and after an
hour. pleasantly passed in conversation, the COM
panv went into the Assembly rooms where dinner
was served The room was tastefully decorated
with the national coors and the arms of the several
New-Engand States. On the platform, which was
opposite the entrance to the hall sat the speakers OF
the evening and John Winslow. who in the absence
Of b. d. silliman the president Of the society," pre-
sided at the dinner
General Sherman occupied the seat OF honor on
the right of the president while Charles Francis
Adams jr who responded to the principal toast OF
the evening was on his left. Those who had AZ
tended the dinners of the society In years past
sought in vain on the platform for the face OF Mr.
Beecher, which had become one OF the regular
features of the occasion. Mr. Beecher was not pres
ent and the Rev, Dr. Talmage represented the Brook
lyn pulpit among the speakers of the evening
Mayor Low aud General Woodiord we're also at the
suasts tabla anpna those NJ the other tables were
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THE IVkATHkR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WAsHINGroN, Dec. 20.-For New England.
partly cloudy weather and local SHOWS eastcry winds,
higher temperature. lower barometer
For tthe Middle Atlantic states cloudy weather and
snow castely winds higher temperature lower barome
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TRIBUNE LO,A. ,5SERyArIOvS

variations IN t city By ter'hs
NJ the -
tAe OSCILLATIONS
Tlr broken eoted har ri'
pharmacy, ss BfoAd~sy
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6pecMlNJ..csi.
Artistic Presents
at
SCIAUS' ART GALLERY.
749 BROADWAY.

Artistic Presents
SCIIAUS' ART GALLERY.
743 BROADWAY
Special attention is called ynidceut collection o,
artistic presents u.table FOR Holiday GIFTS
OIL PAINTINGS.
wATERCOLOR DRAWINGS
ETCHINGs AND LINE ENGRAvINGs.
ARTISTS COLOR BOXES &c
The collection OF Paintings comprises wcr3 BY the most
celebrated artists Of Europe.
An early call Is respectfully solicited.
A wniinrn p. Moore. auctiouecr.
MOOR"s ART GALLERY. 20" 5rHhV[
GRAND HOLIDAY SALE. ...
LAND GREs DI NERAYD TEA SERVICES.
1ciEE.cnRnEt .l!d AND ri { GA8E tssS
ANOTGE,t WHITE HOUSE" DiN NER SET.
ORNAMENTAL glass AND PORCELAIN.
Just the place 70 Ouy choice presents for Christmas at very
SALE ~ AUCTION.
MONDAY Dec. % At o'clock, aieraool. TUESDAY, Dec
~, st 10 O'Clock; m0Tnns and 2 Ocock afternoon
WEDNESDAY, Dec. "a, al Ia o'ciocE morning
All purcia,es VIII be deliver before Christmas.
5000 sEAL~KfN sAcQUEs marked down to u 20.
C. SHAYNE, Manufacturer, 1903 Prince st.
Al Owners OF Broadway who opposed 10
railroad this street Will kindly senl their aud num-
bors Of properly to the undersl med VAST NO FINAN
GAL Alp bui DO wat yonr moral support now that Il
"C.vl" powcrhlye united to TAKE the highway OF the
peopel f. NJ kNON
Adele = Pnyrc
MANICURE AND tnf itDpO DIST II East 1ithBt
Treatment " the 4 CO \ speciality.
Finger nails bcautihed
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s,hr;.fu.,. f.iits.

S175 sealskip Sacoues marked down to SlOO
bv {, q saayue Msnufacturer 1913 Prnco-=t
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Good Christmas t'ih
ArickEr on MEMBERSHIP IN THE
MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
Clinton HAL Aaor place aud stli.at
BRANCHES 81 g 1'a ,.liisyiEar
Nemter o. yele@e' IN library 90 ooo Nsw ss sae %.
S 1s@s e, Am ono aa SS WIN over 'o'
fEHl7 30 rin VEAL
Amssieag aud Egrsps." Msaicsi nsress Henedle Ne.
cure tho oldest shd Nasl eh'oa q" hnt,onn dsui uls
tleuf mercury potassium pain detention from business
broadway description and testimonial BOOK mailed nee
Chr,simn- Appeal Tor Poor Children
day Co 6os who nave Tow PLEASURES and not many frsn
Tho children ths poor tho homeless tte sleeping
beneath ~ 9f n asf or S , snow WIN ar fee
and thin ragged sarmens Or hudd!ed IN cellars a aiiic-
al the humane aud kndaehrte o. whatever Nation or sce
Of Sss-Yori has Tor year. been thu
unortunat class OF children tachn training 70 use
fulsbor sneering feeding and ohmg thenl aud preps
ing them for good homes ana 10 DO useful et.zen. no
thai he has pacd homeless. tte ones IN Kind homes Who
vii give food clothing AM shoes to the syerng and
DOLLARS WIN give Christmas present q hG%o
pRID Do LARS wnl provide hot dinners Tor a mo,th for
100 children FIFTY DOLLARS Will put shoes On the bare
Of bushes. mi, season has taro ,s
large numbers OF poor people Out OF work AMI VII MAKE tne
'''' =" o.L BRACE. Secretary.
December 1884,. Station d. 10 Fast 4th-st. New-fork
fts and clothing be Sent the central
Onice 10 ith-st New York CITY viii be called
II the address be forwarded
Donations money inc0se 10 either OF the under
signed II eneck5 posto5se orders made payable 70
GEOkGES COZ. Treasurer.
WILLIAM 4. BOOTH. President,
GEORGE :. cor. treasurer. 20 Sassau-,t,
American Exchange National Bank, New-Gork.
% broadway.
WORK OF THE YEAR
There during tho past Ia SIX Lodging Houses
1925 different boys and girls s757O meals ana 2l5sls
lodgings supplied IA he twentyOne and fourteen
evening $50 chidrel Who taught aud
partly led and clOhcd - ite1 being sappei 54ot
we're homes. manly In the West 22tl we're aided
with food medicine &c. through the Sick Childens ME-
sion l52 chdreA enjoyed the benefits Of the summer
Home" bath. l. averaging about 300 pr week. la
mothers and sick infants sent TO the Health home
Coney Island j3j girls hsyo instruct IN the use
the sewing IN the Girls LoI0ng house ana IA so
Industrial schools 5000 ~ have been dosostod .ne
Penny savings Banks Iota number uadsr oaArso Vi tho
Society during the year. 3i5l3.
Best Dentistry OF every desorpiisn at very moderate
prices by Drs. WAIT SMITH 40 East 23st, OH stand
Refer crosby, Dr 4 h Nier, DR. J. W hoNe
The Five Points House of lntrsiry, lbo Worhst ap
peas for DonsOns AID In giving Merry Christmas TO
400 cniidren - -.
Any gifts be gratefully received Money may De sent
TO HUGH " CA Mp, Iresslr I. 100 Worthst
Public exer ss ss on Christmas Day at 2 o'clock.
Dinner children served u o'clock
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6pstiat Noueea

j
n Knosmsr O. respectfully solicit a sxanfnauss =
their galleries recently rsarrangsd with nov
PAINTINGS
from both forsisn and American schools Of Art
They slss beg to their varied oolsssn
wATER.COLORD DRAWINGS
% vol o to number Of publications II
ETCHING AND ENGRAVING
EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
40 5THAvE, COR 22DsT.
OPEN EVENINGS.
s3ss sEA .sJ sns Cs
Diamonds
RANDEL. BARRYMORE a BILLINGS
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF piAMoNDA
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRM
SO Nasssust and 20 xi,d.n-lans NswYorh
ST. Andrswsst, London.
WIN HEDGES 4 CO.
IMPORTERS or
Ola NDS.
iI cor hS Ms,aeD 'lsns NETWORK
AFuLL LINE OF MOUNTED DrAMoSDs.
Dru,ei A. Mathews Aur,,sseen
NOW ON Exhibition
TEabsds sO ggaf = AZ sASsff0S goSa s"'
eE2re MAS sSslhu $3.50.
srpshRF Falstsss t Risp,kaAAt u fhE HfAsoN
sfssl, Sssttb sIyfs rI ssss ifssss,s,,
NM ''' hofaIG BHhsbsS oaSspEtlHHs
49,. .eoaraialSa. eyre 300 NsSsis NN,ggf W. ma
nsss, t.,h sme sslsa +. tssa ssa NY, 5sss
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TOMORROW 'lbaaAYpAAf g AhsstosbhSss "'" wepsAS
Arrdf AAs6 ~, 81 !. ss A. faf ROOMS
Heda, and Wedding Prc.en,'
i'i sSfa flIs sssty " 1 fshs Sss4ers
Holiday Gins AND DIARIEs AND DAILY JoURNA9
'''' '''' ~ FRINcTs 4 LOUTREL Manufacturers
aS Maiden lane Your custom solicited
tosps Ladies seaI.Ain marked dosp from $50
Winter Appeal.
The NewYork Association for Improving the conditions
the Poor Appeals earnestly for hop enable 10 MAINTAIN ~
increasing responsibility toward the OF the city this
Every reported will be investigated Immediately and
Clothing Blankets. shoes and arcs, seryiceabIef@
orders FOR HospitSls H.mes and special Dispensars
decaces tor te aud winter clothing for adults and
combinations .hsqd be SIT, John BOVINE, Gen:
VI 'A' . hESRY f. PELLEw,
Chairman Executive Committee
Xm-. Appeal for worsnsw
Ladies wishing and holsecea1ers By the
Mron Of tho soSen Day Sarsery 10 S East ss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Champagne.
interruptions dealers attempt to substitute other
brands for the ~ extra prolts
"PIpEHHEID-IFCK on sa's with every wide.
awake wine merchant A. the trade
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l44 Le1ngtos.ave between { an i'.h ~
Hours 10 l. 70 T. Diseases Of the Nervous SY7tenl
GoRlto- rinary organs. Impotence ana 'IeFu'E
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Of marriages must be Endorsed Nth MI name
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HEyRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,

$500 Sealskin Garments marked down to
s.t5 a g shawn Manu- act urer, lO3 Princo-st.
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Religions Notices.

American Temperance Union. Chickcrns Hal, sunday
2ij O'clock Addresses. Ex-Governor ADDISON GIBBS
oregon subject, The Vine. The Wine Rev. W. q
STEELE subject. Temperance Cause. Gain Losa
Whichl" Half hour song service under direction. ASA
HULL
d r. POND, Cor sec JOSEPH A. BOGARDUs
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

NEW ZEALAND is said to have adj
vanced wonderfully in civilization dur
Ing the past twenty years. The natives
have changed their diet and no longer
feed on missionaries. The missionaries,
through their efforts, have brought the
people FROM a state of degradation and
cannibalism to a creditable degree of
civilization. Sweet potatoes and pork
are now their principal articles of diet.
The island has over 500, 900 inhabitants,
hall a dozen daily newspapers, 1,462
miles OF railroads and ALL miles of
telegraphic lines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

A COMPANY has been formed to estab-
lish a New England colony in the high
lands of Florida at Belleview. in Marion
County. 1t is desired to form a model
town, which shall combine natural, So
ciai and religious advantages. with
freedom from intemperance and pauper-
ism. The deeds to lands will be given
with the provisos that no intoxicating
liquors shall be sold, and that no DWELL
ing shai,~he built at al expense of less
than five hundred dollars. A school of
twenty-five pupils is now in operation,
a good hotel is now being built, and a
church edifice and an academy are to
follow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

recently died at Wilkesbarre, Pa, from the
effects of a wound inflicted by Thomas
Hazleton.
A COMMITTEE Of the Ohio Legislature re.
Gently took charge Of the body of Mac
Gahan, the late war correspondent. Ne
will be inferred at Lexington, o.
AT Salt LAX the memorial services, ia
honor Of the Mormons killed in Tennessee,
were largely attended.
Rev. PATRICK H. TERRY, pastor of st.
Patrick's Catholic Church, Of Chicago, died
on the cath of heart disease.
A las meeting of Irish citizens under
the auspices of the National Irish-Ameri-
can Republican League was held at Robin
Opera House, Cincinnati, recently.
Sa2kers' & Merchants Telegraph
eenied the report of their en-
ut.
les have been found against the
tile Company fer fraudulent
IS in the States of Colorado and
4rvivors OF the Greedy expedition
have adopted resolutions, thank
EFF ship crew and surgeons for
N and skill to which they owe
bhiana, KY, a score of fine horses
senily, among them Long Branch,
Wilkes and Jersey Lily.
Kindred houses were recently de-
nre at Hawa, an Austrian town.,
e thousand persons were left
y. STANLEY has written advis-
2any to recognize the Congo
which wouli be an advantage
an trade, instead of ef1ec,ing
with Portugal, which would
a.ADy to the customs ~chicanery.
celia res that the Congo must be
) coat
NIX Of Windsor, at Windsor, Pa,
cd the otaer day. Dsopsitors win
be paid il, full.
S~ALIsBJ-RY, Ii. D., died at
Oence at Woca ter, Mass, recently. |
I'D eigaty-six. He Vas graduated at
|
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

INTENSE excitement was said to exist
in jersey City over a report that a num-
Der OF cases Of leprosy had been dis.
covered in that city. 1t was claimed
that there was no longer a doubt that a
number OF hpers could be found among
the Celestial laundrymen. Not only
was the disease feared in Jersey CITY,
but in Hoboken as well. Within a few
days past several sick Cinnamon have
been removed from laundries and taken
no q knows whittier, except that they
were taken out of the city. 1t was the
removal of the patients that aroused
suspicion, The sick mel we're taken
away in every instance alright. by their
friends, carefully wrapped, that only a
glimpse Of their skin could be seen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

AoUEER storyof how a lady attended
p part of her own funeral has leaked
out in Oakland. Cal. The lady in qpes-
ton was a resident of San Francisco
and early in May had one of her legs
amputated for a tumor. A burial ser
init was procured, as shown by the
Health Office records. in proper order.
and the lonely limb was placed in .
handsome casket. The hearse which
conveyed the remain to its grave in
Mountain View Cemetery was followed
by . single carriage containipe the
balance of the lady. 1t vas there
BURIED with solemn ceremonial. The
9 ortunate ladJ herself died on July
and on the following day was taken
pss the bay and buried alongside her
- foot in the grave.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29
PRIVATE WHISTLER.
Irs Hsdy r"-"s natiiat.d ih. San. va,
Ne the Body 80 Lieutenant H-astt.x.s,

Irs nody b"-as Nstiist.d ih. sam. ia,
ne the Body 30 Ii-sssn..t K~at,.x.as,.
DrIrtu. fsp.. August 81. At u 9 request
Of relatives. the remains II Priszis wh.,A,,
we're .ahufDsSi In tie preeenc. Of I-ts,af.
forty fer~on~ who we're quietly gathered Al
iis ltils country church yard. DtS. Ie.k
Angel. Shorer and Sniii, oniela,s-i IN.
cssks, iij. fastened with a.y-t~p tol.-. a..
removed In aye minutes. when a sllght .ic,.
hole ~ior Sas all that s~rapzi IN. eofs,
was Ffsshssi with cutioa waste ADD The e.stas
tightly S~raI1s~i la a shset of muslin male,
whles w.fs three thiekne~srz Of wo,l.o
blankets All was quickly ami aa..,Iy a.
sIs"sesa The t@Siy izy upssn The lst shl..
sIsi ali tic ns~h was cut frofn Ne limb.
ard back. IN. face. the rhs.t AMI .x,sr.u-
HES being ali ibss ~as left unisasrls~i The
flesh had b~ea carefully r.anosesl "a IN.
scfy bones The marks 81 tee .hsr. susfr.
wee ldsiniy yi.ible. The eve. wv,. H.
csys-l. TIE face covered xitb shaggy ,~l
Nhiskef. and -. heal with asrk@h rel
hair. Over Tie ska.i was a sIo.- h.ssu1
cap apparently made - 4 kals uastSr.hlrt
over which was q Aeal ain CAP win
ears and tied GndsT the chin. There xer-
vc"iesa tand2gss Abalt The wrist. ana
ankles aod considerable grayss as-sD a.
ets~s Ibs fe.t and hansis sr~znesi white
sio sN"sAssa The fsfsSzins ssre fully
sisniiaei by relatives fnm ,b~ t-~sh
CRIPPLED finger stSd vsil Preserved seasufs-
ItaiB was sTslesl.ly caused b. sszsrasLga-
70" inteSsise~ we've al sg place bee, esu,s
he s'0'nsrh oniy eassislfsesI > snsssl aa.ssant
81 hAsf sd massey siun. No marsa az 80
isisss 90 ai@ezse we're spgsrrns. The al
sAIn CAP and lock 20 hair zssw psra~r,~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

In Massachusetts women and chill
dren are driving men out of many in
dustries. The trades in which the for
mer are a very large majority are avn
ings, tents. buttons, dress trimmings.
carpetings, aothing, cotton goods,
woolens, fancy goods. flax and linen,
hair work, hose, rubber. mixed textiles,
paper, silks, sporting goods, straw
goods and worsteds-twenty in all.
Sixty trades show a preponderance of
men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

CINCINNATI Au<ssst IA wosF. Lam.
Ia, sg~si.l szys; LoA-rf MecsBrs II a.
e"sl and if~a r<Sscs and a nasubwr II a-t-,-
h@ visited the iasn~r.' camp fs tie p~ss.
rsse q afrss;iDz strikers alArr-i ~sss r..-
spiracy snd Assault. but a. :i.~Y were an.
bic 70 sisasify ;ssir nea, taey ~srs sass~a
70 iszss ~ifscuI making aay arrests. Ab<.t
TOO hsbdfsd - tie strikers fosaSz 81 the "a.
srers aEosSri b.; made ~ Sstszaps =, A.sa@..
nseH- The strikers ay Tire Srr~.t4 49,
ns1e usas nasF. a-fef-asnri afsi sf~x wst.
1<hf 20 use bitter nd Tk@y &z.~rs ,les A..
ir-s ~e~ hzAas fag thsY arpaM~ af Inta.L
Dating i<ss I'D ssas Tie earxes are sn-a.
lost% i@rzs aoy=zsoRs ara exs~~t-sf =, .hr
'Sfes lffssa Ss kssT ps<a& Prrpszzfkses.
are Icing hEsss Zoe the asxzHsEa,kua 81
Sossezs IL has b~~n dszakts<. l4at ,ss~T vs;,
hnake 10 pibtc desnanssrztioa. haf VII -,
,'e1f ins"stre ssIh Tie ~fT-s % The wo<k-
ard sish nssssers AZ their 49,. a.
esenin<s- A large fn-s1iax w1s h~A -
'esaay afternoon. .: vhkA orcsK. xxnr a.,
pszsed 70 bod 10 resort % ssos~sce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

EFFORTS are on foot in France for the
amalgamation of the towns of Calais and
st. Pierre-les-C Calais, between which for
twenty years acute rivalry has existed.
Formerly Calais, when it had a popula-
lion of $4,000, desired to annex its
neighbor, then a much smaller town,
but st. Pierre now having a population
Of $4,000. thinks it has a right to swal-
low up its smaller rival.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

fry q the Daily SewA
n

lcAL AND PEks0NAL.
eth anniversary Of the birth Of
an party was celebrated at
on the 18th. The town wss
\ people and decorated with
d banners.
was nominated BY scclama.
Ingress in the Eighth Congres-
let Of Michigan.
was . Butler demonstration ut
zee, r. L, on the 18th. About
seusand parsons were present
demonstration was considered o fail.
n poirt Of numbers, ten thousand at
e being expected.
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, who has Just
returned from q foreign tour. expresses
the opinion that Italian opera Ii doomed,
and that Albani is soon TO sing in English.
MARY CLExNxR AMEs, well known rs a
newspaper correspondents at Washington,
died the other evening in that city.
J.J. WOODWARD. one Of the physicians
who attended President Garfield after the
assassination, died In Philadelphia the
other day.
J. I. RIPLEY has resigned the Assistant
General Freight Agency Of the Wabash
Road, to a k the Commissionership OF the
Wabash & Burlington Pool ut Chicago,
September I.
adeiphia on the 10Th, in the presence Of
about ten thousand persons.
EMMA ABBOTT, the prima donna, arrived
from England on the steamship America
On the 2lst.
The Kansas "Reminiscences coalesced
with the Democrats at the recent Conven-
ton at Topeka.
GOVERNOR CLICK was renominated by
reclamation at the Democratic State con.
vention at Topeka, Kas., on the 2lsf. &.
X. Holiday was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor by reclamation. Eugene Hagan,
Of Topeka, Secretary of State; Hugh v.
Gavigan. OF Cherokee County, Auditor OF
State; w. Z. Huffman, Of Barton, State
Treasurer; G.. p. Smith, Of Allen, Attorney
General; NJ. j. Keys, Of Ottawa, Superin.
tendent Of Public Instruction; Judge w. Z.
Campbell, Of Sedgwick, Chief Justice;
Judge s. A. Hurd, of Leavenworth, Asso-
ciate Justice.
president ARTHUR recently received at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, Com.
mander Schlcy, Commander Coffin, Lieu
tenant Emory, Chief Engineer Melville
and a dozen other officers Of the Greedy ex.
petition.
GENERAL LEROY Pope WALKER, first
Secretary Of War in jeff Davis Confeder-
ate Cabinet, n who gave the order for
firing on Fort Sumpter, died at his home ia
Huntsville, Ala, the other morning, after
q brief illness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

The latest wrinkle in the STYLES of
photography on the beach is to be taken
in a yacht sailing the ocean blue"
The subject is placed in a small paste
board boat with gigantic sails painted
On a background, the Gamers is leyeled,
the photo is done, and the photoed goes
home TO tell his friends how he had to
pay a handsome sum for being photo
graphed on the real live a
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

THE Postmaster at East Penfield, N.
T.. is charged with using postage stamps
in large amounts to pay debts and as
substitutes for money in various direc-
lions. thus deriving comparatively large
from the Government as his
commission.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

HABIT LOLA, the once famous de-
fender of Bosnia on the invasion Of the
Austrians, has, on the termination Of
his five years Imprisonment in the
fortress Of Theresienstadt, been liber-
ated and conveyed to his native
country
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

A MARRIED woman Of Sacramento.
Cal, who was in the habit Of using ar
senic for improving Ner complexion, re-
Gently took IN overdose and died. The
Bee was sacrilegiu,Y7 enough to hope
that '.her complcxiof is now satIsfac-
fOry."
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

The new sculpture Don In the Brit
ish Museum will soon be opened to the
public. In this gallery have been ar
ranged the remains of the M~ausoleum at
Halicarnassos, erected by Artemisia
about $50 Ii. c., over the remains of her
husband, Mausalus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

-rrof. Austin Phelps. ID. D.. SAYS
that death Is to all minds alike Z dread.
appalling presence, from lis frs, coucep-
ton iii life's close. Say wha, men VIII
of il. all men fear IL. He declares that
the most devout Christian and the most
sensuous skeptic recoil from ii. resist ii,
put it OF, Of sight, struggle to forget Is
to The last 1T is the one overwheln-
ing terror of every human life"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

II. b. Carter. n WE'LL nown citizen Of
Augusta, Ga, was recently awakened
by mosquitoes under his net He got
up, Lit = Kerosene oil lamp. went back
- the bed. and began TO brush out the
mosquitoes While doing tiiis he struck
rs foot against something. and s;Sn-
bled- The lamp was broken against 10
bed-post, and the hot oil. falling on Mr.
Carter. took ire and burned fiercely.
In a short time the body Vas 3 heap of
ssEes-S. Ions Poi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

-California race-horses have made
their best time 1t home. and have not
equaled il when taken 10 the Eastern
suf. The San Francisco Chronicle
therefore concludes that the ciImsie Is
Is well adapted 70 tie best develop
ment Of the thoroughbred horse a that
Of Arabia Or BArbarv. and mach better
than that Of England. Ireland. or any
e the Atlantic Stytek
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

o11av~- OFF, Asxuss i7.-rhs cola
MIN rersnsiy discovered On Re~na River.
Bsis~A Columbia. turns out 10 b. . fr.na
Dufns N sxesseuens hundreds threw no
ns. hoping 20 rea,ixe . foruss n =
zs nmes having been ropcd In ~ N.
-@ssy,scU spseussssu having ehzU -
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

I've robbie landalay and
Bhamo. Fifty OF n prisoners were
crucified.