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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11

Mss Helen Barn. The English detsss.-Mr. Days com
pany will have splendid reception in London n only "
offset that which New-YOrkers have rendered TO Mr..
Irving and his company He may not make great his
there and yet he will make reputation for his company
while not superior to English comedy companies, is TN
ike them in most respects. suppose he viii have
fine greeting his return II Is worth his willis
going for the eeiat at home which the trip abroad will
give him. I'm sure wish him heartily n only
In for the kindness Of Americans 10 English
And actresses too Though by your smile you would
10 think" exclude them. The critics and public wero
kind to when appeared here year ago. although
Ill and Unexpectedly bereayed in the middle OF ny
engagement that ii impossible TO complete it.
am good health again; have new play with
strong part shall present it at the Union Square IN
April and hope then to command the attention and tbs
approval Of your critics, What OF the play say
nothing now except that part stronger than thss
of the wife in Led Astray" which part created for Mr.
Boucicault, and Of which play still own the English
rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11

increase the influence OF the local poh'iohiS
by putting in place men who live within inc
city limits and thereby can be more useful
political workers than those who reside at a
distance can possibly be. The matter Will
doubtless be carried to the courts, and II the
law really authorizes the resolution OF the
Aldermen, it is to be hoped that the present
Legislature will hasten to alter the statute
Many years ago the State abolished imprison-
ment for debt, our Lawmakers believing that
no man should be deprived of his freedom ex-
cept as penalty for crime or misdemealor'
This is sound doctrine; but unfortunately
what is practically Imprisonment for dep' sun
exists in New York. Persons are no" SUM
times locked up for years upon eaoo"'i '.a'
against the person issued in certain ciVl sui''.
The Assembly Committee found such ',''o
Yesterday in Ludlow Street Jail. Inc iii'ii has
been a prisoner for five years. ana seems W
have suffered outrageous cruelty at tlnes. III
tho Lost Legislature bill to prevent this klnd
&c ahuse failed to become a law, although IL
lacked only a few votes in the Senate. A sim
liar measure should be introduced at this ses-
sion and passed.
The correspondence on the Lasker resolution
between the German Government ana our
own has now been laid before Congress and
will be found printed in full elsewhere In HE
TRIBUNE. All that is new in it is the report OF
tie brief conversation between Mr. Frelinghuy-
sen and the German Minister, when the resolution
was returned to the State Department (but not
left there), and the Secretarys last letter TO Mr..
Sargent. The resolution offered by Mr. HiscocR
A., W
read was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs 1t will doubtless receive careful con-
sideration there before it comes UP in the House
again--if it ever does.
The bill now before the Legislature, to i'm
prove the condition of the Sinking Fund of the
city, in regard to which some facts are given
in to-day's TRIBUNE, is one calling for serious
consideration. The measure has the approval
of John Jay Cisco, Lawrence Turnure, Royal
Phelps and other wellknOwn financiers, who
have taken the trouble to examine into the
rather intricate workings OF the Sinking Fund
laws. This fund, which in 1870 amounted to
only two and one-half million dollars has now
increased to nearly forty million dollars, after
paying all maturing city obligations. II no
change is made in existing statutes and the adj
ministration of this fund, it will amount
with its increasing revenues to $ZoO,-
100000 In sixteen years. The present
policy is to invest this money in city bonds and
hold them uncanceled. The intention of the
bill Is so far as consistent with outstanding con-
tracts, to stop the unnecessary increase of this
fund, and to require the bonds to be cancelled
the same as is done in the operation Of the
limited States Sinking Fund, This will remove
what the promoters of the bill justly regard as
a great element of danger in our municipal
finances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11

Whatever may be the plans of the Irish
dynamiteurs who now have their headquarters
In France, it is safe to wager that they are not
what they are said to be. If plots were hatch
ing to murder McDermott the informer, the
details would not be made public; nor, if "No.
i was to leave this country to assume com
mand of the dynamite brigade, would it be
announced by cable. We have a bad opinion
of the scoundrels who perpetrate these outrages
abroad, but we cannot yet believe that they
have fallen TO the level of vain babblers like
the O'DOnOvan Rossas in America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
TALKS ABOUT TOWN.

THE TTLDEN AND KELLY COMBINATION
Oommissioner sdney p. Hiehots.-I suppose that the
suggestion OF Mr. Keys name for Mayor Is part OF tho
"Jiden bOom, and made with the idea that IL will
Gle Tanmany TO the support Of the old ticket Wel the
combination would certainly carry this town at any rata
find many old Tilden saying that worse thsa
John Kelly have been elected Mayors OF NewXork" 70
was strange to hear this from them.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11

There has been perceptible increase in
immigration from Europe recently, but the
agents of the great steamship lines do not
think 1t will be so large this year as in the re-
markable year of 1882, or even as in 1888. We
are inclined to believe that a small decrease
may even be expected, as there have been no
exceptionally good times in this country to
tempt people to come over and settle. More
over, considerable influence is being exerted by
Che authorities of certain Governments in Eu-
rope 10 prevent their subjects from coming to
The United States, at least in the prime of life.
The last performance of the Aldermen fully
9ustiies the present popular movement to de-
priye them of much of their power They have
passed over the Mayors veto resolution in
tended TO Dust nonresident office-holders in
me service of this city from their places and this
Despite the opinion of the Corporation Counsel
hat they had no right to do 50. The only
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

iryii}u The experiment 81 ullng ID eaWaHe On
e l1ts sore BARN, and, u a claimed, Alih ne
aaniap sittrcsss This report 4 ltshNuld b
a1uAfnled. Nenld constitute the most inpcs
iant piece ca engineering Intelligence pub
anlvaE he scnaTr problem la the firhi Wal
ty pointing ont ihe profitable disposition q
rfly tfsfc4 ~ d moderate e-'ifslHe ffiia
ielrhia petga into the seH fAuuQAp worth %
iettiiltets annually and ifrWluian - ans
rtief ritg wili hos ans way q ufins tlii
~ keel 4 tract 81 ae1 Rf ~ 30 nQa acrss IN
tirh ftaia ~ ffatiis AZ pritilt. the ia. /
HDi ief Distant lga the crucial pruhieHi o
civilization hfaifhy SUD rhcar Twins Ia
iftfw4-ntfl lie oiFafi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN r. R.
DIRECT RAIL C0MMuKIcATlcH WITH
HATI0HAL CITY AND Gan DIEGO.

OF and after Monday, February IS. 1855, trains
Of the caliTornia Southern Railroad going soi.ih
Htsiieaye San Bsrnardino daily, SUNDAYS en-.
ssgted, q lbr ". Cotton Al 40 A. NJ. or 90
arrival Of EastDOnnd soiihefn PasHa tr,in
aud Riverside at AIS A. H., arriving At san
Diego IT 7.ls Pr
Going north, will ieaye San Diego al $40
Riverside AZ 81, arriving AZ Cotton It s.42P
and Sac beEnardipo Al s.25 8M
which y p niiniias faster than san Francisa
time fassengera viii save irop ten u0) T. six
{tfg eelts By purchasing their tiohsts d fhe age
haiefc snteriug The cara
Close connections rade with 8. p. local 70 ant
from Los Angeles. Passengers % aad from
the East viii have but short delay az
For Information for fright on hr address
Agent California Southern haiiroad, Cotton. or
}. N VICTOR.
superintendent and Ten n and Pass Art
.onsi CITY. Cal. sn5s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

The attention u the aneriinR public {.
called % tho new arrival ~ guns jasl re-
p.ifnm & t1mfncttiai sftpHf fheY eansin
" double trtral. hFegchsisHdiHf gsuiFuri
ard rnes which 10 ihH 4pnftsinana life nrf
GENE They were sciertrd With the gFrsiss i
rsre from anine 81 the tpsf g. English make
aud arr 81 The very best Ealue Tor money
ever enefad ia lhis market he most las
tiilors atprsinau can be suited there beini
ryef 30 % sriefl if9nt Al prices from s
xinsig "a a 80 4sninafifss qualify bettei
aud prices lower tli8u rfy other house II
laifftlfaEH Il a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
Nr.. lL.. anr lhr rnI,.

MOI ulAug seafe vii elhpfa before hf
lfonhiusonif iiiie VII altniH place ID ihe
enmmenlgi world. theniq Il Niii De mex
isienre. It bAt alfsady been used o. ssint
sxienf ia the nanuiaeinsc 81 rapef aud
nuH i 4 taxing q place ~ . iiie'ihflns az.
fHlanrp, Years $50. SAYS a correspondent ~
iir New fhrt iasi bodies Wufr keif htloat
fu vhitr - twn Or inufe hipddris tluWu no
sud fied idgcihff with b. Hfihf. The Aitf
llit .sreiesseP adopted by enc Board = 80.
fary i4inf fatreeiqfl, u iH3 can1lasea "
eyiindfioh iln bu04f htrmq.ifaiiY ralad.
hiueriY. h0srisr. itwa. i0Hud fiat mgug ~
the cifk pfesefters eafs lusiuk fheii btoi
sars ana a fhr last meeting II t1p bauu
ntW dttfse wAs adnpicd n anawffs ~
flic purposes iur which hie pteaci Fsf Z
nESlfd The hung Is eaufHs.d nf siSitru
hancanl ~ ffrls and flshes each about
fhrrp Inches r diameter aal aamrusa,l n
aloHf fMrbty rieFrs ~ reed Il nish. lhlI
rHHh sip9s hi enormous quantities in tHlt
h,fula, and "a called Tie tlle edch iem {
succtsaleH ~ impUrfiuIf cell. enrfaundef
Wy pifh, ala ihs nataf surface .Hlaa9d Jlnn
what after lle SIDE 81 o corn stelh Ihi
iliyeHiur = taiiilrHlan. aud ne sai Hs cai
t..a ~ itn nnnAuf 4efa ni q rtit 81 sfstut b
ecnie each
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19


Ne have chranicicd the history az nins
pailarai adniiulsFatlan-, Witnessed Che
birth ami death ~ political parties sad
natstd through . terfiflp civil War faHf
fnauciai hrains -and efsbii4hcf ttr beet
banking system "a the uesid fhe great
4eurii|ic q fne ihfauiiue has EfpHn from
u 1890 ~ S. 0oo m peanle SUD il nHiafiai
Neal1s lrpni Al, iulai0 iss ts2p pes iHhat
Iliui e 81 41 UHani ct tl,pe usf iiiHaiii
a1f Nhsh She hssinnsi Monument nss he.
san Crest Hfitai1 pu+sestcd fee Sine. the
wealth 81 the fnltrt staiHs. tld white tbp
NaliiA n iiIe tasiutr HVanif5 has diWbled
h4tlflu the last tnpf hfeaira. that u th, iat
10 bus Increased iFcifn-fnld. A. iu She
tinttitDrnt fscipfA ~ Amrfietn rFiares ~
ilittr aggregate 81 fout decndes he3 are sal
ificnf Is bus np The Nhule Austrian mpifc
s.'vnrai tunes oyer rs phy $40 HflTcfnie
llue ~ chs "fnalr niciiHrgnitt ~ lieif
fniiaad and iififiuri alinest thrfe tlurs
.Ii 90 siurite iiiai urfiad nur ullcd rnleage
iial increased IRON t1VNHai ~ fi,WH eHl
HIr-a. the rfGpe nave inrfeaiti4 ~ value
ffnin flit. 90 ~ ta ffYe nuHs aad ibs esi-
&c base inerresHa - salne ffeui EiaQ lrH 90
- a. .stHOaBN elar iHppflH live lurfaaseu
ffnn Sis o., 90 g. ffah un 90 and oHf ty
lrlfta from s3hl 90 p00 50 fNN.H1.n1.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

Tbs ffasi fHiiarisiflYes Tie following cal.
ruintlen % he pfodartveness ~ eaftain
fruits iiS e1astheffy hHshea viii lfaiues
ais Ealiens ~ fruitl SIX cnrfeui bushes
twenty luafiE six blackberry bushes.
twenty fYr quarts aik raspberry bushes
.en quarts. aud ak grape who's 40 pounds
Much, haNeyer, depends upon the age OF
che nlauis sNli seasah and cultivation
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
AnEw looGlae goTsl.

story 81 thc aeF 9arnIrr Block. ontbd FlaF4.
with .he IuteHuDn OF uuluing afAt ciaaf
lodging h0fse. Those asiruus Of engaging
dHsira Die rooms mould cell at once On M
Pro- sar. Et 80 3 Baker Block ldt'alnoe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

LOS ANGELES FISHING 60. recelqe ever.
iHy cheicn coHsirniasnts Of Salmon. rfant Lob.
~ r., catna Grahsi shnmpi, and other 9niieiios
sripc. gVese. Flowers Quail, ETC, 20 facl every.
hiuk thnt pertains TO Hfst.cluss market
Wholesale shipments 10 dealers and hotels a
specially Goods shrpod a. o ~ 81 Lowell
market pricrs cor Ffpsr AID MAIN Srs.
suRsi y. and HANIgANN. Prop
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

The new Its aud usAhty directory IS haN
bring rapidly complied hY Messrs Atwood 4
Ernst thorough aHnynss Of the uity has
been made, and al persons who have re
centiY changed thclf residence az place u
husinefs vii please notify them iiumedi.
ntely NJ that stIiri ACCURACY WaY b. occurred.
Adafcse all communicable IL Atwood &
Ernst, box i71a, Los Angeles fosinuife
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
rEAcNFRsl rxamlNArloN.

Tho City Haard q Examination viii meet
u The Central School huildlns Tor the exam
inaiinn ~ fpplicnns f1f rascher1 Certif-
fates ia Tues5eg The 11ih dag az December.
ief applicants nnst DO presgut nl a, =
~ thnt day.
Hy order 81 she Beard
saslasr vs. EaAvIs sserssasg.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

American Legion Of Honor.
safFrv cassoL. no So. mestH First and Thirl
Thursday evenings Of raeh month ~ Cool tem-
plnra Hal
VISITING Companions aiNays welcome.
d r. PAgNk, Commander
O O. Wnd.AAH. Hrersary ap5'sn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
SEXUAL DrsEAs1sI
PILESi PlLEsl PILESi
A sUHrE CHHh1 FoUND AT LASnl
VI nNR MIMI EEnn

sure cure iGr Blind, Bleeding. Itchiup
ard ligeFsied Piles has been dlar0 afei b.
~ Williams .au Indian Remed5 Gated ia.
Willisms'f indian PILE OlnuHnnt s single
box has cured the worst chronic slsa 81
w 81 yeaas Handling. no one need aiiffef
ava niautUa after Supplying this wonderful
soothing medicine Lotions inslramrnt
and eIeet4eaes DO more harm than g0ed
Wife ms's Indian Pile Ointment nbsnrhs thu
juniors aliags tha Intense Keeling. {pariica.
LARRY NJ uifni after geiiing warm Ia bedl
heis a. u pouiiicg gives instant relief aud I,
prepared only for ptllsi itching o. the pr.
veto PARE aaa for nothing else
Read what The Hon. 4 %. Gol1nherry III
Z Cleveland says about nr Williams Indian
Ointment 4 nave used scores Of Pile Cures.
and 't affords Inc pleasure o. say that have
never l0uri auyihiug witch gave such lm.
Mediate Hud permanent relief as Or VII
lams indian Ointment" For sela %
I Druggists and mailed GA feceirl of price 81
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO.. pr6prf.
Cleveland -.
RFEuss & fiRuHi, aEoutf Lon Angeles
lloFletis
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
THE NEW DIRECTORY.

TIE new City ana County DIRECTORY II o..
Ing rapidly complied ~ 1eo Atwood a
thorough tauYGa9 81 The CITY & now uti1a
muscle api ~ perfquf who haYc recent
i uhaifld iteif reaitetirrs d. places ~ bus
inesH VII please modify ihe COMPILER 30 lHGl
atzlct aeenlaef mHy he secured dfc54
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

T. II. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. N. TOWNE,
General Manager.
z. e. HEWITT,
Assistant superintendeni. Los Aneelos.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
noTloE ID coRREsPpanEafs.

Please address ati letters hfa 3 Is care 81
Z ~ NC4EaW. as4. nfflruay-atlew. 4ik
Calipfaie erect. san fnucisso. aaH 0hura
soc1a TVos. q aaIrMe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
Removal Notice.

Tho ub.lr arc horsig notified has bsyor
maFsd iay oaIse 20 aofH s. au8 % Nsaes
iaack r. u YOUNG,
arI3tf Aushtect
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
Also STREET MARKET
a A. ULRIcM, Prep'r.

va Allso s.rest. opp5sits sne Cracker Factory
Dseiti n ~ thdsoi
rcsh and saisoi Arsts a. aausaqss. qo5as
delivered y ali para d ~ ai,y tns uysu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
MAnrrls am cRArrs.

The largest and iliN assortment aud The
uaat beautiful ifslFlf To 3oufhcfh Cnlifor.
ME- m J. A. hAiillONs.
gia and 80 Los Angel 81 street, Jos Aueeiss
Cal eec2 liza
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

Among the latest STYLES uay be noted the
very preYHttnl one 81 taxing syrup 1T Fifs
instead pi caster utl hiis, sHlisand the other
bitter aud uNasceut remedies % fprnef
tiines Il is VERY decided Improvement
~ ahynsnf mas learn hY aeHiug 4 bottle
iFom our df1gsia {. HeMscinah
4 hcsighy hods T. Indispensable to I Wig
nropA mind A billions sud asspeptie man
Nha&c hia0d drags sihrTshly n his yeius
can neltiiri ihiuk citarlf npf Bri wisely
Afers pills, VIII stir ~ the liver, eseita tht
strfnAch and bpNph a. activity open tht
pores 81 the system. rcuoTpie the hide,i, and
restore 0 healthy tenement iof 10 mind
A NAsAf iNdhCfuk Tree with each bottle
q 3hiloh Naiarfh Kennedy Price a0epnis
anid 81 6 n heingenihn. 1s1N Main street.
Dammne makes che old, yenng sal lie
week strong and healthy. y tevg & Go.
wholesale ii1nnf DEALERS sgents
cATAkRAH cuRkn, health nud s,veel
breath secured by shiluh's Iatarrh Hgmedv
Ptice NJ rrnss. NasHl Injector free Sold IN
. Z. iieiazeinau, ~ North Main street.
1 vii svll Eastern transpiantei aystars III
aheils and cans hereafter, 81 Wholesale and
retail bob Eektrl.
Aak you MADE miserable by Iniiges
ton, tpnstlpBaon, bixgiuesS, Loss u Apne
lite, yellow sking shiloh N.talikaf n 4
pceitl cure Sold o. g. r heinzuman, re
n. Afih stect
II 700 waite good fitting trpss cailai @. +
helnHem8Na tsrig store, ~ Main Street
% hasf ir aritthben California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
m0NrY 70 LuAA,

~ JOHN cMnNs aoau =. aalioua.
mnohes Bloss, w stairs. oppe.ilc ros'ofnee.
dessf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

Cars % connect with steamers leave 8. p
santa Rosa and Orlzabs, going north, At 10
o'clock A. ~; going south, at 10 O'Clock A. ~
With Los Angeles aud Eureka, going north,
NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, railroad time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
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THE TARlH FOB pfcFmBER,
eoalsa .ovra. e0Ins soarn.

Steamers Santa ROSA aud orizaba 90
through to San Diego leaving san Pedro 81
3ates OF fhnir arrivals from San fran
CT
The Santa Rosa and orizaba call Al santa
barbara aud Port Hartford fsan Luis Obispol
only, on the route to aud from san Frau.
cisco.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-19
A Convict Paradise.

Across the bay, ard almost within
sight of San Francisco is San Quentin
prison. mole appropriately designated
as the ''cOnvict paradise, " and a para
disc it is, indeed. Tue prison buildings
are situated on the water front, and in
land rise picturesque hills covered with
verdure throughout the year, which
add considerably to the beauty of the
landscape. Inside the yard and outside
the gates flowers and rare exotics grow
in profusion a. the year around. The
convict, as he goes to and from his
prison sell to work each morning and
evening, treads his way with lock-
step down through graveled walks,
surrounded on all sides by fragrant
plants and flowers, and when, after his
daily task is done and he is locked in his
cell, he can peer through the wicket in
his prison door, and, if he be anything
of a lover of nature, a almost forget
that he is a social ontcast in gazing on
a lovely landscape, made more be;utt-
full by the changing tints of the sun as
it dips into the ocea firing of this
the unfortunates can look into the
large garden on which the cells front,
dilu 0uJO1 Iub pSlluL1C VI hONClS VI
watch the birds fit from tree to tree.
Such are the surroundings Of the on
yicts in CalIfornia's principal peniten-
tiary, and it is not at all strange that
crooks too old to longer ply their
peculiar business do a job bunglingly
in order to be returned there.
tits nice to be a CON here" said a
hard looking old customer whom | met
at the prison a few days ago. He is
undergoing a life sentence for highway
robbery, and made mo honesn Of the
fact that he had done time in several
Eastern prisons. ut makes me shud-
der sometimes, he continued, when
| think of a winter Ionce served in the
Illinois pen at Joliet. 1t was so cold
| almost froze to death, and great
Cesar! how they does work a poor
chap there, especially them as is put in
the quarriesl'' The fellow looked con-
tented and happy, and the fact that his
clothing was striped did not bother
him a bit. lie concluded by saying he
vas content to die there, and if he was
to be turned loose tomorrow he would
commit some crime i'll order to be re-
turned to the home of his choosing.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-19

Ihese supper tables are so unlike
anything ever found in America that a
description may be OF interest. at s
o'clock the notes OF q French horn call
the family together to a table spread
under the lindens of the park, down
from the woodland walks ON the Mar
ausskau, or from the rose gardens and
gooseberry bushes. (Such iands-grest
pulpy, Ielly-flled, oval bulbs, the size
of a pigeons egg Well, from these
corners the guests emerge, and We take
our places under the lindens. We sit
where we please, waiting, of course,
until our hostess has taken her place.
There is nothing on the table but the
glass shaded candles, a silver basket of
schwartzesbrod VERY brown bread) sat
cellars and our plates.
At a sign from the hostess supper is
placed ON the table by the servants,
who immedis tely withdraw with the
exception OF the Oldest family servent,
a sort OF confidential steward, who re-
mains to serve wine and beer. The
menu is very simple, roasted meats or
fowls, with French salads, or game
Will COHpOtc, u "cdh, ullutSu lOIm Vi
preserves, very little sugar, and a vast
amount oil water. The best of the re-
past is PIlsener beer and baron's stories,
and the fun of feeding the dogs, who go
wagging their tails round the table
begging for bones. They will Lap up a
saucer Of beer and eveldtntlY relish it,
judging from the increased wag CT
their tails. When all have finished
eating, beer and bread are placed on
the table, the former in huge earthen-
ware pitchers, the latter in sGusre
chunks" Then the gentlemen light
their pipes and the ladies' their cigar
cites, aud the perfume of the wood
land If lost IN Turkish Latakia. Nine
o'clock Is tine hour for retiring. DC.
~casionally the young people steal away
from the group at the supper-table and
wander Oft to the hill of silence, Mar
aussAau," where the full .moon shines
through branches OF hemlock and
weeping birch. Such nights as we
have had since our coming TO these
northern hills pay us for all the losses
we sustained during the summer on
account OF Austrian arIstoeratic
etiquette.