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CAyANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

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ITALIA ASS Friday. Feb. -. 3 y
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Connecting with Genital Railway y Georgia AID Savan-
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Unsurpa ,,ed accumulation. Firs:cla,S table uhOt1
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j.. D. uASHAGES. w. II. NiEIT, Gen ABt
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. q

w IL, t. L. Il Co. Lessee Trains leave West <2dst
station New YORK a. t9IS ana M Ell minutes est.er
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from hotels and rcsid nces =. r. LAMBERT Cene-Si
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The new lectureship poetry az johns hopAI''
JTnjyerety-the first chair of the kind IN the country
WAS founded last wear upon A liberal endowment by
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Turnbul, OF Baltimore a. "
tribute 10 the memory OF a beloved ana giira cAu'
and is called the Percy Turnbu Memorial LectureSmp
1t was intended that the opening course oil lectures
should be delivered in 1S69-'90 by Mr.. Lowell when
he fonnd himself unable to deliver tcm Mr.. Stcdman
was invited i'm December, to deliver the course at any
time before Nav but excused himself on the ground
that he WAS unwilling TO deliver hastily conceived and
oxccuted series The faculty and the donors of the
foundation then resolved TO postpone the opening
course another year thus giving Mr.. sedman adequate
time for preparation. ON the annual com.nemoration
day. February %, Acting President Rcmsen made the
following announcement. reported by The Bait
more American:
IL was hoped and believed that the first course Of
lectures on the Turnbull foundation would be given
this YEAR Until late in tile autumn We Thought II
probable that Mr.. James Russell Lowell would accept
The invitation which had been extended TO hun by the
University give these lectures. but he finally decided
that he could not undertake the work al his age.
We then found that II was too late 10 secure
a lecturer for this academic year, ana reluctantly
though Of necessity we decided TO- postpone te course
until next wear. You Will be glad 70 hear that ar
rangements have just been perfected by which me
opening course Of the Tumbull Lectures on Poetry
will be given next year by Mr. Edmund clarence StFu
man, OF NcwYorlt whose namc IS guarantee lot inc
high character of the lectures
Mr. and Mrs Turnbull are Balimoreans Of wealth
and influence, and warm friends of Johns Hopkins
University. Mrs. Trnbull aud her sister, Grace Demo
Litchfeld daughters of the late f. {. Litchhed, OF
Brooklyn, are both wen known by their novels and
other literary work.
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because of their adaptabty for public recitation ana
reading" The announcement seems overbod, but INC
pieces really are generally of kind to suit the uses
suggested. They are written nuently' in swimming
measure, deal with popular subjects ana are prlsn'
and vigorous.
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OF DUyS dIIu Vu'Ia 4rOI NI7J'
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FICTION.

Expiatlon," Part III. OF octave Thanets noyoet,c.
illustrated by A. B. Frost; in the Valley" Serial by
Harold Frederic illustrated by Howard Pyle "a Decdcss
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3nstrnriion
For Young Ladies-City.
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Twenty. ninth year
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Musical Instruction.

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IN THE FOOTPRINTS OF CHARLES LAME.
BY Dr.. Benjamin Ellis Martin, with fronuspiecc por-
trait and Illustrations BY John Fuleyloye and Herbert
Rallton. First article.
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BY william James. study Of the phenomena Of
bypnotsm and the Tance
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The jury in the case Of Michael Eyraud and
Gabrielle BOmpard, for the murder # Tous-
saint GoufIe, which has been trying the case Of
these murdcTers in Paris. France for the past
week, brought in a verdict on Saturday, Dec.
90. Eyraud was sentenced 20 death by the
Guillotine. and Gabrielle Bompard. his mistress,
TO 20 years imprisonment at hard labor.
The crime was committed July q. 1850. in
the apartments Of Gabrielle Bompard. GOuffe
was wealthy ieweler. who was paying atten-
tion TO Gabrielle, and a plan was formulated TO
murder him for his money. When VI. Gouile,
the victim, entered her apartments upon the
evening OF the murder he sat i'm Gabrielle's lap
Eyraud was concealed behind partition. I'm
playful way Gabrielle slipped q girdle
around his neck, and passing the ends through
a swivel in the wall. handed them 20 Eyraud,
who pulled he cords and GouiIc was strung up
until he was dead.
Gabrielle's version Of the case was that she
did not know OF Eyraud's intention 10 COM
NIT the crime until after the return home from
dinner upon the evening Of the murder. She
said that he then threatened 10 kill her If she
gave an alarm. She said that Eyraud tried TO
throw 4 moose over GOufies head, and that the
iewCleT, attracted by the movements behind
him, turned quickly. Eyraud knocked him
down and strangled him 70 death. After the
murder she said that Eyraud cut the body in
pieces, put il ia a trunk and left her alone with
the corpse in the room.