Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1878, Page 7

- e eat| fs o undram, sl < In lfen of the customary | the whip to hi a8 ‘v‘.flnAmn:lerk‘:ln. Tiere . . 1s 1ublimely original. | of the sclentists anCBOE Ganrteorge Trickson va. J. Malvern Biack an uon Rlaake, their heads In flotr-aacks, .E‘,: :Mlnu';ul; 2 ovn Toney -:;}kt'ber m-;lm THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. JANUARY 28, 1878. 7 U . t Anatomy, orned by Barnum. White In the | O. A, Dogue, Asmtgnes. va. James Marray and | ers, armed with sticks and clubs. Thi » JOSEPIL COOK. "m\zr;rx{: dm'(nlu"ha'rrv:‘g wd-. u,l_mcm of 400, T suppose you think !uufllf::alu:'ln '}R: o ’wmu oy or "“b.ym 0 demand on the pare | 51, 5. Desheett 285, i Armed th anie "y nd clube. They were | overtako the old doctor. The doctor appifed 1 670 to 430 B. C. 0O, 009 free pardona, [Repetition Galton neyer tound that on THAT IT BT CUT IN TWO S cong Ronmae—S. M, Millarg | NoLWithatanding tida absence af ceremony | chiondraic finaily eame alongatde the. doctor and af above,] Schoare srel Conk. to discover whether the nccessary crystals were IRrLin Caunetu aret 92,005.10, 180 | the scene was an impressive ane. The gallows * Hang Irs. Xate N. Doggett Analyzes His | {ery SRR Fiy, il DB K Etomarti verdict $2,003.10, and | the cenc was ar o the. B and mekiaou | Sxclaimed, b fang It, doclarkrmllu 1 Pull up these tatistice, g At ¢, (ot instantly! Iawn dylng!® “ I think you are,”* Quite well, althongh according to J. C. (o Hull has been occupfed recently In cliseling 8 | “frps Boorn—Garman Na Honal Bank vy, | the 83,000 prisoners were eathered to witness | eriad the doctor, I nover saw any ome going hole In the statue's stomach. ‘In this he ar- Leoture on Hereditary Descent, pelfent. ' Who was hia rst cansin? Tampden| Mathews Gottfried, 81,600, 7: the cxceution, They malntained perfect silence, 1 z oes 5:'.’.11‘(5 !’;nc':;;:nlr:u'x’:ii:,lln?J:?:l) ":,Illlé‘l'; e aPat-{he fecond tunged viely & Sumberof chyaisiniaf t‘""'l"i- e ——— jefraining from any Insuits tn he condemned, | %0 0t H And Showg to Whem Ifo Is Indehted for | not easy to see hos, since ho wiscs onty 530 and | h remcacher basoe oo e mate g0 tpat met "l s | CURRENT GOSSIP. e nollow ayes. pale, tinched foces, thelf A COLORED SKRPTIC. 2] 430 8. C. I suppose ho means numlbicrs, and | with gratiwde, for Ma- The alteration §s e b8y wor Tlarper's Hogarine, ! ens, Facts, and Words, ) that lampde orizinal manufacture. Tho alteration is now sufliciant indication of thelr detormination that | 1 Bouth y y thero might be differance of opihion As towhich | caulaysays that iiampden undergolng the bardening process, and It was EARLY DREAMS, not une aliould escape. “The ropes werc carn- o5 schools.were catablished, fn- the'Bout =it teacher one would lend credenca ware there ::llnh‘,;fiwr'glll’"":f&:"l:f Intended on Wednesday to place the “Giant” | You are fading, surely nding, fully adjusted, with the knot In eacl rase | fOF the education of the negro, they were aager. T4 the Editor of The Trituns. dlnarcucnfln nnmher:),l:mt tho one coples figure tention of comlng tol on exhinition again, and have himn cut in two Vlslons once 50 falr and beight! nnd’er the left rar, and, by & slgnal, the hoard | Iy patronized by the colored falks of all ages, Cnicaao, Jan. 20.—Among your Jocal ftems | for Rute teom th other, alton America for life, ol V5 ucrosa the atomach for the satlsfaction of the Thaugh I preared yon clone, and blsseed you, withdrawn Trom Lencath them, There was a Coy roaidens of 80 and hashful lada equally | 1 read **ilia Lectaroship,” the Rev. Juseph | mye poputation of The common estimate | _ Who saya J. C, Is not & Fhiflosoptier? Does | scientists, & dodge that will Where Is now your cheering lght? drup of two feet, and the bolics swung about s | oid gagly trudged to achool with dimlnative ! bout to remove his light for a season | conntry * rencws flthat ponulation renews | DOt Intention quallfy the act TROBAALY HOT BE TRIED NOW. foot from the ground—ail but one. The rixth ook, lasbupkRoTemony dh i shout fures timos cen-|[tvelt thrsc. tmerlaTa ook Mr. Fitch fa ofthe opinion Lliat the éxposurs | When my oara, o feebly bandied, man, & former sallor {n the navy, was percelved | Primers (n their hands, while the small fry from thocity set on a Lill, and, n the true mis- | Sou! contnry i very closato | Cromwell, Mampfen, has ruined Hull, ~ Barnum and his agents ex- Scarce hava tauched the river wide, fohave fallen to the ground, The rupe had | Awarmed in the achool-housen, and were onthu- i slonsry spirit which lnlm{l‘l" tmdlll: E“l;fl‘n H et :r-m.,‘ i " and Ailton iwere the frat pn:ud( "é’n ma}m o reat L‘llr‘nl aol mone n;ok:'.l‘ldu:lr;:lun. l--uum ulldu;nln]l, umkle... A, . .:.;u.,o..(;h. ednm‘lilon ..,,“‘m{‘,i beoz rl.u. 'r'xhz: H Vi ming 080, erefare,| Conseqnen n i 3 2 ul e rlanf ien ) - usl wi Lo " ¢ wp‘l? 'fi:';?:':“fialmifl g;:'.',‘l':;,: ;-cy‘:m&" 1hatwo Dt fn the greatita dos) Hiina (fl':lnw:-;? T tho Tast sentence Hampden was the second | {164 “Ugain® after " Baving oo fixed up | Ana m’:':vu u:::gu:;'x...: ;..‘rl:g el to'rim rl"n“w‘;-"lhh-u Efi?."“n'.’l’ :erf:'v'rfl, lc%;f;“ ::n]flf;tn"fig’;:‘:fi:l gét.'eu'g'?-?n & whitar £1o or i toahlig te. The welght of the induce. fopyury.of Mitenlan hia-iation of 470,000 fres. | American. Was Milton ieo once on shiphaard? | B0 o SRS, ST, BAVINE beca oue under As they press upon my rouls hendiug lis futention Lo escape, followed with a | biacker face." [1is former tnuster, D, Hoy £, doclology, ete. The welgl oLy one Croa, tecesbarnilurn persons, or 135,000 | Tite P B TR, g canfessthat | the ailus of Georze .’ Davis, nnd disgnised | gifey iorPaest poidonds wild yoil tn nursuit. Tt was s fight for Iife, | lind taken great patns ith him, tstructing Him - ment (va .u]m .fu.;ur:nm 1 m:lulmn :ltc:l:d‘t = Peteone :tl&l 18, H:r(z’l'! nales. Olo:lmrl oaut h:: Iu;m;" :"trl::‘l.d:"glfl"p‘l 'n Tou lm;:fiu:“:rr |,l_m.u|no .?;x;cmg "'f,,';’"{,‘fl‘{ wlih l“lfl e And 1 sce no falrer goal, T He bad s start byl & few seconds, and he made | dally In reading and wr‘lxung. i"I"’f ulldi"clu i The New Englander, In an article attribute i b Avive the g0 of | A 3 ufacturet of the Card nt, out of wh . 9 thomost of it. 1 never saw atnan run aa hie | wasto 2o to school, and anxiously looked for- i 10 Asn Goy, & man who haa been supposed o | HierhoVere natd belwould wieive the 0 of Ao nitying lead and persuading tongue,” | pedlive, 11 1id, $00000. Whas 8 JOUOE TR | miesenc aco an mell-boed voen, did, Fle went down to'tho, marass it neariy | wand tol. “This was In 1963, whe the s was knoow something sbout sclence, exposes the | the lntter one-half, arl45,000, would sarvive | ROd the bar L Le faventad And other days & host; 33,000 inen close upon his. hicels. Not finding | [ total eclivse In August. There was all sorts f; { tho Rev. Joseph, and Seribner's f 7,800, wonld survive theithat of 80, M4 far God only. she for God tn him, TIO STAR-RACK PLATING OARDS, But estly dresms, 1 know it aow, hiim there, we looked up aud saw him running | of rumars among thie colored people. abont eas ‘ ;hlrhlnu;r); rhnl :eno‘r‘n‘ :f“l‘}r"lliulln'nd e d:’ gt;‘g? and one-third thel " wore An{nr{le'anm Bat why lll‘u'. Americans, | by which mlex ):;zt%ufln(l:l un"me lr'r.n ‘i’u‘n 1 know | miss "M mosts & ap chufnldu of l.‘he ul.er hill. Wo ml}’“"m' He h'mmu which T“lm lnfmen -l.'l.ha lllme of tlzl; }; anuary, . & 3 |7 or second ¢ar we may nover know. arrangetment ol ks, 8 sent a relative o made for one of the liuts or sheds, but, as roon | phenomenon. ew days before 1L occurr i by n editor, protests against this hiore was, therefore, | As fourteen Atbenians Cant, In front of him selling the cards, and then came | Foreven truth with you was kind, comlng, gat d d again | the following couversativn took place between I 'd,"‘.‘r‘u":f:; z;‘:;: Pt s recklesn. | 11 frce atlea'in et hest became | Wluntelans, the [ yono wag Wiiliam Pitt, afong ahd woo 8l the monoy from Lhe amateus And heart and soul were fired: :;'.',’;’,li':.flh:'n::,m W ldaine the diesaneon, | the follawiag conversativn tusl : 1 bis statoments harnis the causs of or. | man t6 every 4, et atave 10 & BT In Torsdet on Th | And ho war his sand gamblers aiong tha route, 1o ias proved e | Without you, O I'd gladly e tween tie lio again’ souglit refiige fn & dug-uuf, | b Pate, dbl yat know dar was gwine to bes i :lf:x:x, ' "But thie #111 not militate against | the age of :5:6'.. 4ay ons former Imitatlon, sudax | Tho mun seho theottied 2 scifoue of the ahrewdest humbuggers of the With folded bands~so tired | o gecond tims b Lo abandon & 54 ¥ecame hde sus nest meoki i h 3 Lo avery G Of 14 re,one 10 11, 214 tn respact to | v age. i It was twenty minutes before we m aa! ote, eard de fol I Mis success. We are fond of sonorous periods, “Talich nred.C.ver3lche Intier.. powsp wagka driim-Loal L — Bat till thers may for me, afar, fast. o hegaed pltcously for e ire. but ' snd the less lignor thers ls fn a bottle the Galton, in s twork TDoubtless Hieechy, and Ross, and Parey carrled THE LAW COURTS. Yet shino lastead some kindly star hnd no tnercy. We had to drag iim down tha | §§* Pote, 1 hear dat awfol things {s gwine to on Hereditary Genln it O holy Paace ot awent Content Uill through the saud, thcuce through the | Kangen when it comes. - Dey say dat de warld wmore nolse (& makes coming outs (Am. Ed, p. 041), makes o o Sae ol L may Bave boot beating THAL T tiay bless are i be spunt. awamp, and up the other hill to the scaflald, | fa gwine to cotne Lo an end.o .Ed, p. 3 & % o 8 0 i 3 5 y . But I wish to tell Joi of o ’““"“, ';h"‘-"i fareisl isinkos| |1; dated niba ‘:_l,‘;fl,‘“',’,,',’:“;:f{,“a;""‘,‘:,n“"l‘,‘ Tho aios [ The Buprame Court Decides tunt ¢Tas Lo Logaing conelant st He was hield by three men on the platform whilo | - Carling his Tip-fa. seors, aod fixing his big i '“.;l "h:u?fi",‘:“fl,:’.'.fl"t:,:xsfim;l;;lfi! rowse Indnction arrives Nacny drum-beat from Edderby, Land, or | Does Not toan wTheangh” and “Untl” | borhaps, perhaps it may bo o e e oran, A untall s secosid time, afiep :"‘""'"f,' 0 in, Pata dnawered, with ke & aadeup of ** rec - tal) . Does Not Mean * Until After A Toard of i 2 %o liad splfced the rope. Ho trembled In every | tempt, * (o *way, nlzgah, Don't you know.da! g ataup Twill leave or to fudes. Btiug, dame reanlt ihal Adells, o5 Trato Question and & Mechnton fiey | JA% % 1678, A-X.D. | limb, At the given moment the mon pushcd | schwiol opens 1 Sernber I How, des, can.de i The subject of the lecture Is, * Mereditary | wen of the fym aga af| Who was Lord Macan- Matter Hottled by the Same Body=The | THHE GOVERNOR OF THE LEPERS. | lim {mm the seaffuld, and ho swung cleat from | world cowe to an end fn August f i Jescant fu Anclent Greeco,!” wan dolivered in | Aficns wasliusieions, B It wha Sy Cromwell, and: Bitt, and 3 Dally Reenrd of Divorces, Bankraptcies, #an Francizcs Chronicle, the ground two feet. Tho roubesies never oe- TR i b Toston, Doc. 10, 1877, “Those i % uf sromwall, b o0 e | and Judgmenta—Tite Call for Ta-Day, Our Honoluln exchaoges announce fa briet | S4Fed again. JULIUS C/ESAR VS, JOHN SHERMAN, i Tremont Temple, 3 ), 1877, “These | duction ! mny mean, for n. 841 [s oue of those caulay to do with 1tereditary Descenb fn An- L4 e rie — in the cuse of Clark ve. Ewing, the Bupreme Caurt discuss the meaning of the words “to* and “until.” The sppellant had, by order of court, the time given him to plead extonded ' to the third Monday of July,"” and in anotber case the time was extended *till” the third Monduy of July. ' On the morning of the third Monday dafault was cntered agaiust him for want of pleas, and a jud¥ment rendered, from which he took an appenl, clalming that the do- fault was taken too suon, and that he had the sectures aro copyrighted hy the Rev. Joscph Coak, and are printed by special arrangement with the Boston Daily Advertiser,” ‘The copy 1 have I8 a reprint In the fndependent of Dee. 20; was scnt mo by a {riend who kucw I was trying to study up the ‘i Firat Causes of Character.” Iread & with interest, the greater heenuse, fter. !“tho prolude,” which fs npon the.Indian question, and the opening parngra) 1 found Lt It was an old Telend, sltuausn fro first to Jast of the four columns of the Independ- ent there is nut a siogls quotation wark, excapt from which Ihave heen copyluy, but nelther on | ciont” Greece,” which, In ble Totters, Is the Lliat nor any othier docs hementlon tho number | title of the lecturel The offect s odd of Jumpe 5,000, i gait Ir‘.m (mmb"é\l\:llwr of Cu;lmpnre" Iln o.r.wl ne to 0ok A : Comparethis avarge| Now lot 1 paspcinbled ers upon the Acropolls ™ la - the tempt 14 with that of any nation compare the Athealan Cook, of Eufopaaince theclass-stananrd of ability with | oo Cook | 1o age of Athens. :‘h"l‘ttlf(flllfl“fl l’l’EI aod ”,‘l“' Il?l:fl“"le “Aetantd Whete{s the man fa| We have no map topat. | of Ulumination conceri: modarn Frapa_{hat weiby tho sids of Socrites | N matural taw. “There 10 A day deneath the horl- {al paibosido Socratorfiand Phidias becease— | 182X bepeath the ik {s & knowledge of thef laws . of Mercditary Du.| the deathof Willlam P. Regsdale, Governor of tho Lower Bcttiement on the Istand of Molokal, Bandwich [slands. The deceaseof #0 noted and romarkable a man fn the prime of 1ifo descrves & mors extended obituary. * Bill Rogsdale,' as he was popularly known, was & Hawailan by birth, his mother having been a native and his father an American. By profession he was lawyer, speaking Engllshas fuentlyss Hawallan, and the most noted orator of the Hawaifan Ringdom, whites and natives Inclnded, and g T To the Fditor of The Tribune, NERO AND CHURISTIAN MARTYRS. | Cuigino, Jan, 2.+ History repeats ftselt ™ 18 un old maxium—true as trits. ** In (homost » Mythology was ransacked for blondy sun- Jecta-to it onan antul stoger The etenes | Bikh aud paimy state of Home & likle sre. the and tatucs were turned fnto ghastly tahleaux | Tzhtiest Jullia tell,” the old Republic, lika the , vivants amld tho yolitngs and appiause of a | 7™ Republic, wan ahaken to its foundation by brutalized public, 'Now It was Hercules burued | €I¥! war. It had supported immense armies, s 2 costly civil service, and the question of ways and n his Nessus shirt on Mount ite, or Orplieus [ S03ty civll ser TrTbEant 5 tons s ! or Dedalus devoured by beasts, while the god | yanw, The Repubile was divided then s wow Mercury stepped lightly through the gorued | into debtor and creditor. The debtors grew arena and touched cach body with his red-bot | pvorer, and the debts more burdensuine every Aland who s it to sta. side by side withArlstotief I ! g acent. " [AppINIFe: wholo of tha thind Monday in which to plead. | ame Jatter th day. I oy ""“i l“lm b 'lll,lvh‘ ‘:‘ Aparenthesls, | ey pri TR In teviciring one of the Rev. Josepn Cook's | e Bupreme Court, In o swnmary manner, * :fll::.lh‘l.;he“l::rtr;g’ ln"vglxfill?n"f:.g‘!lsfl;“xag ;v a:’l"t‘ o;lcc "l l:l t‘l““e m‘:':l’k’;‘: r\rfl’?‘n":!:l::r:f ALthis timo the 4 mightlestJutius,” the fore- ' e a2 e ) o ame? | cammoich “that oF PhE thpolonkal Jeuturasy by e e, Drefussod L9 | goctded that Clark was wronig: that It was righy | covered that be ha the leprosr, @ tald s t;‘::ncby e it o B il king, | mostman in all the wurld, whetter'as woldicr, b b Py p ] lollow the aclentils metno e Hav. M. J. 2 3 i o ™ < ' | statesraan, or author, returned from his cam- o il e oF 1o gaay o alter mention of | ™o, 4ot underrating] ~the mifiione of alt En- | Bavegs quotes the followlng epigrain: to ke a default sny timo that day, and that | P7 Iimacl, le most ety ion Eny | dom. The most licentlous myths of the old | paim vion b drar Ii¢ encountered the . . Joaeph Galton's ® ! est; strue on e Istand of awall and an | frecly exnausted, and thus, by a grun but un- | & sifr ol et § By sbR b Al T o AT ment. | daration afaco Greece ovet = profdem Thle conmamn: Aoyt mends upon that day. offlce at Htlo, Capital of the fsiand, One night. | conacjous rony, tho Christtun martars In persan | DATC 1hese 1t 4y financiess. In any ather 1o i he was studying up a Iaw-case in which he was the Ureek's race ¥ for Atlichs, but apparently deeply Interested, when the chimney from hlis supplicd, os répresentatives of the uew rellviun, | APect a comaarisua would . obvlvusly be Inpos g e forgets this, for later be falls back upon o [ lssentiog opinion tak- ustion Dickey. tod A diuscuting ootatoa il the ghastly apotheoals of the old. Meanwhils | b} Audl then o lonz patasranh in which My, | _Audhondds:” Tt Mir. Cook had stolen the ¢ 1y the opposite ground of tuterpreta- Cresar, In hiscommentarics, gives us lls polic; i} tr the pialn alatement of Galfon five | Yol 0f it, he would liave made o better loct~ | Ing exactly Iamp fell on the fable, Although the chimney | Nor, dressed.up oa & beart in a leanard’s akin 3 . cl policy t N e reretal i lectiare proner | timon. o otvel paroe e ot of Gal ‘eaux | Uro thenbo W, . Kaze N. Docurrr. | tio, and cltiuw numerous authorlties to sustalt, wan hot a8 tire, “ Biil, " fn bis excitement, picked | scraiircy o Berson thcfoulest excesses on tio | 34 e, Feason tor ir. Daok 1Ly Cop 1, by i ~~the three coliinns nP ‘‘prelude " are taken, § yeur dola bolle marquise’ of M. Jourdain, i RS his position. it up and st it n its place without Elgetlcndng public stage, But the most novel part of this ncng'-.“ .'l;v‘ "Euuff":'}s;'\'v’r ’m.’gr” “I;w(mc: i for the Most purl, from the report of the Seere- | Tho closo reasoning of Galton from p. 14 to- 30 THE “PETRIFIED MAN.” ADJUSTYENT OF DIFFERENCES. the least Inconvenience, such as would natural- | pupular fostival was reserved for the svenings, | Consnl with u ilius. This business. tary of the [aterfor—is doubticss the Kev. | J. C. wisely (for him) omits, and he' belues us ly result to a really sound person bandling & | ‘Then micht the whole of the ponulation buseen | befne enged a8 credit was beuinning to fall in. In the casu F. H. Follausbee va. 4. P. Adams, K ¥ Italy and'the debts conld not be paid, he (Caear] i e Otn b, o, dcserbtionof ths | up rather abtubtly agnipat " ¥l artioulare of the Iullding of the Great | the Suorcine Court. ailitm their former de. | FCG 0L IAmpiebimacy. Herefected a moment, e soprard the 8oL o Kiwil 18 the £rent | (ot muiued that art ity stors Anosid be Sanelored) 1§ 10 of tho speker aid_*atand with N 1o e | | 10 Eatirootoa accord-| 10 foltots from att thia | Colorado GIanEmAlno of the Sodets Cecs clalons, to tha effect that If ouo varty to an ex- | enst sigu that ft hadl been buriicd. He then | bovand the Tiver was S ome: There, | o hat they should ke I pthnain de. Bis i Purthienon bebind the plllars,” you will bardly | Ingto the rules of eci-l—~‘'the classificalion of | i the Fashioning of the Fraud, ccutory contract Induces the otlier to belleve | took off and put on the chimney reveatedly, | Tiee Hlumination was beiiant. - The o possessions and Jopesty of ;.ne.;ylumi h'nw : e e Of Sl Cephinsus, to say nothinz | £108 A mavaras gt o, Wele | Mectal Dissateh fo The Ghicae Tribune thot be hus mithdrawa from tho contract, the | R4 bith the same result This exjerieicuou | iampe ami torcics wers varied by a nw daviee | Tich thee oo worsh | o wit, il oy i of Pontelleus and Marathon. ” But, ‘asits tho [ Lo, & word hefore etinaturat Summin} ap or | NEW Yonx, Jan. 20.—Mr. Fitch, sald to have other contracting party nced not walt untll tne | Tinced bim that he was among the afflicted, and | worthy of Tiegellinus. Living mon and women » ¢ g he lost no time in communicating with the au- were immersed In barrels of oll or thickly cov. | Creditors. Thls ke thuught the 1ot livety way to thorltles, Au oxamination wis wmade, and ker, “ what has all this to do with horedl- 4 e 3 thrygan ‘Aluich,” and. i ol ered with resinous iaterlals und ‘sct on fire, | Y@t and abate the muorehension o) aw abolition i o h 2 been engaved with Hull in makiug the Colo- tarygonius ' Much, aud hus ho proceeds: | e Sretly higher (i besuiatos o SU AR08 mas groatly higher (han tabulated un b, Hi—that | rado Petrifled Man,” has given o Zimes fotor. | U39 Of porformauce before making new arrange- B 1. aes e lure his romedy agsinst the e 0 ¥ o uf delty the uanat consequesves of' civil :0as wiikd dise e osai: {1 og mumigrits, but not | Galion and other Iithiieh fowest possible eatimate, | I0g tho ewindle, What will disguse sclantista | Joasen Iikely to irivy Trons ué, ! dolinquenctes, | for © years s phyaictan at Hovoluly, | glare: of this anparalicled holoeatist S Cxaara polley was, uppart ihe credit of i tants from_Tuenicla, (ioaiscrunigately.. Tans bt Galtan] aaa eeT ACATIY, b’ graded | moro than anything yet is his statoment that | 10 the prosent Instance, Adams’ boughi| bue nem a ®reson o0 the ~laland | dored “as a charioteer, and territed horses weva | tho debtor 2 dherman's' to weaken that eredit. i ‘fi’,fi" Asla Minor, and| none bat Galton) nssert higher than our vwn, — of Follansbes o quantity ofs wheat, | of Hawali, made the princlpal exami H urged up and down tlie course, after which the | Gttt thoucht 1i fust sud polith: to make tne tion. Up creditors take 10r thoir dedts tue dobtor's bout as much as | 11Ul placed In the Connccticut Valley the 10 this time 1o versun on the lalands ever above that of | fumous tablcts with the marke of supposed pre- o teeming sliores of the Mediterravean, that it wae as inpoh bigh.|ibat er thin that of the lofi-lour ra scller’s optlen for duly, A few days Emiperor, attired as a Jockey, mixed frecly with after he notificd appetlant that he could not | drenmed that Bill Raxsdale had the leprony, aud 3 the round of his b property at its value wheu the debts were cou. i vt mieag o o rone i the lohe 1o, [t Afeican nhgeo. bistorle bird tracks on them, which arouscd so | jieep s contrct, and a seltleinont wis tien | bocws Goupiod oomn 2 aoius Bad the leprocy, aud Bt Pt S the, Fourd af his brotitmg | Bl Siiceman's policy 1s to, compel ‘tho aljowance, that “prondest race 14 much discussion and interest. Hull bought a | bad, showlug Adrms to be Ingebted 83,01 was 80 afllicted. however, was pursounlly | Christians, had the writers of the | 9CDtor not ouly to pay wiat lr:e azrecd, no mat- 0. The ‘social Tife ofl—tor her soctal Jif bigher than thet of thol | turkey. not fit to eat, and used its fevt to make | In 0 subsequont sult, after the tiue for deltv. | convincod that he was so allicted. The. police | Sor Teatoment, no csuse for hating a | t€r what the duprechation of his property may Athen, the feallauch thal none but v African, the trucks. #ltch Is fetor of & fact cry had pussed, for the ditferonce at the then | did not arreat hiw, Lowoyer, owlug to his ex- | world tiat reveled In such ‘spectacles ns this) | De. ETowing out of national causes, hut cone uge was such that only|adlo men could take any | ~ Perlups If we placo| Parfcles and Plato | HHO trac) ch I8 proprictor of a factory | B MO0 wheat, Follanshea wae defeateds and | alted position, as was common with those. sus. Could they do otherwise than wait in hope und | ti¥es 1o thauge bis contiact 40 us to make 16 Yery able men could takejpleasure {n it. On the | Hacon the sido afiwould rank, 1 snppore, | for —the mauufsoture of articdal | i Supreme Court aflirmed the udginent on | peeted of being lepers, so he voluntarlly de- ce for the * Lord,” who ahould consume | 411 Larder, any plensare In it, and no|atiier hand, she oereq p bers, y patience fo A ,lg'n‘uo an )lhlcmnl dAn- m‘. nn:rlmnnhl“l-!u ¢mn-l stons by 8 mnow process kunown as e sy ha . moilarajes Vit saonhical | the Rollius warbureted stous process " In sho English or American?)|atatosmon and the othor by the eide of Phidia. se. A¢ toset” the equal of | morthern part of thia tate, Hesald Hul, . gur eatimaten will pro- |Lord Uacos. TIL MAKER OF TUE CARDIFF GIANT, uce o geent 0. o ‘ake_ the 3,000 rs| [No parsle] 0 ealled upon him in Fanruary, 1876, and alter a fl:ree Grouco' fell s m[nunr.’; pipea roundabout convereatlon offered him a price upall the brillinnt stars In the histarlc Orina. the abgve ground, A NECHANIC'S LIEN 80IT. The case of J, M. Dumply, apvellant, vs. I, A. Riddis Involved a rather’ fxnporla(ll point of practico fn reoard to mechanle’s Ien suits. Dumphy filed a potition for mechunte’s lien agalust some property belongiug to Rid- dlo on which le had dobe work as *‘that Wicked with the spirit of Ifis moutn, | 18 bas evidently “uever aporeuendsd aa ; abolition of debt.” Somingt Y Vet wera thhg semmnscen of 18 | * e resutt of such differeat policles avother tender” and_sublime enlsodes, burating Hko | Zcneration must compare, and wo will not flowere of imuiortal heauty sud fragrance from ““:,,'l‘"“‘(‘:.r:;'”‘?’“‘;"l;’h'l'&"‘“d“" 1 i the bloody aud cicined satl ol wartynduin, | 4 Wien Crsnr died tho Tioman pdople mourned i The pale, sweet Blundina, crucified bat happy, D P"'.‘ e ey o the Imperial and maklng others happy with tha memorles of | throne, and held then there for ceneratious; livered himself up as a victim of the tcrrible disease. He was then sent to Molokal ani fu- stalled as Governor of the Leper sctilement, which positian ho beld for 2 number of years up to the tme of his death last month. Soon af- ter bia f20latlun from the world and his friends, the discase inade itsclf uiore apparent,and there were none 80 incredutous as to believe that ha otlier city on the giobolattractions ‘such as me offered equal attiacilons|of the highestability and tosuch men, eiture could find in uo uther eity. The steactura of tho| It was tvae, eartz in the Aé}llcn:‘nn law courts hilstory u.rl.\uuiu!l that obliged every —accneed|**uvery citizen had to citizen 10 dofénd himacl(|bafore tern [the Dikate to ald in the mavufactire of the new curiosity, by 8 svecch leforaa fury. [tertes] Tu persun, with- CONLECLOT, | el | duys tter the six | was not forover aillicted with the lojirosy, | Cheints Botsmions nl Felcity” oo sk | WO OUF Ereat. nancicr dupatte this 116, Siys ‘i“"'\““h i taaTs, [t oul boing nblo w'sand u | wente of thuss twauty Hull told him whot ne "“‘“l'l"'l K!" m’.r:al. oo | monthis had expired fn whicl mechanic's lion | Duting bis sdminleto o of affalrs bo way as Brital crond hy‘;l’mlr qulet swectnesa and mod. | 100K Wil mourn the best fricud elis race ever Tequlred evary acoieadlhiace, It ko tapulina s | SolUten and tiere | e e e frey aud Lo did ot Kiiow bow. | ity ‘muet, be bezun, Dumphy made Wi G | mmeestorne o aa arion of affalrs bo was is crly; Perpetus arrauini her halr carefully ag | bsd: Pro-Casin o more Yight in i that < Fitch sald ho could manege that, A bargain T areiian e o 13"+ | was struck, and fo March, 1876, Fiteh went % to Elkland, I'a.ll where Iful) bad leased Gallagher, father-lu-taw of Ridile, a party de- fendant, Le huving then the title to the proper- ty fu his own nuwe, Dumphy recovered s do- Eunon 1o defend hiwisel|dre are about 800 lepers fu the settlement, but, ny cf0r0 Juties made it asllim his tact and_kind-heartedness, Ragsdalo made the most extraordinary and saddest community ahe goes In to De toru by beasts, **bhecause it Was not right that a martvr aliould appear with A US| her hair n disurder, a8 though what was really HOOLEY'S ThE for wrong offerod to I or was accused cossary fur thaturlc tolof wrong by auother, tut ton of Urion or the com.| OPERA. e (MUKt ta the frve wanfin the Parikl th t Athenlan Plelades| cree nsagalint Riddie but not ns azuinat Galle- | an the face of the carth as cheerful and Lap) gl hould appear to be gricf to her.!* us fur millitury eteatogy tolcouposere of - iitien | whicl biaso closs aboct| o 8 Jom of D00 mcres. On tuls Farm Ml | o e A the e s | Gnthe unfortunates could be, By s aavles | BoorgAiould sppear, to by her sweet pa- i ST Ralior'sF Vo learaed by tha soldlurfspoachies to be delivercd | usas we stand here on had bollt & largs fve-housy of brlck, with a ccided, that lie ind not been mude party fu | the Government made many reforms, and tho | ticace and beauty the liesrt of & youny Romut e Nights wo Matinees of {);:){: n of the populs. h!y ,ullxnrl bogan to mul- | the Acrapolls, {Great| small skylight o the top. Hore the nonde | time, in Gross' Statutes of 1874, pogo 100, Bee, | lepers recognized hitn as a father, One of the { that It openls pitled her. Seelng this, shie was (‘““’D nl“ u “D l““‘l ““ OPEKA ) iply ned to acquire an Soplaine) bt it ontimate, whioh | 5TIDE Was wounfactured. Hull mado the |, It is provided thut, * for the purpose of Lring: | most pecullar and startiing phases commoetey moved, and cave Lt es she passed along the | VWILAN ALY LT BTG G tbicy,. Grote, Con, | that "the "m’,’ ,m‘!m""m rodigions ?n molds and Fiteh did the casting. The moldsot | INR 81l hartics n interest before the Court, the | with this episode [s the fact that Mr. Ragsdale, | handkerchiet that was on her hosom. Over- MAX STIAROSCI, Director, Court slioll permit amendnienta to any part of the pteadings, and may {ssue brocess, inake all orders requiring parties to appeur and requiring pdes V., Ch, 48.) Yoo romember, Soo-| Hut not I ratee deienden Himmsgilre ire o Chn who is u marricd man with a family, took up with o youngz native womau in the rettlemens Im'rr cltlaen of Athene'sonto, isconfirmed by the | the lower part of the body as high aa the walss o of Molokat who fell In Jove with him. Bhe was 1 ilaten to the om-'quickl Intelligenca wnd of " Demostheaes Miah enlture . of < ‘jha | WeT0 wered with entbusiasny, ho followed ber into | The Comrany wiit compriic tin throa Gress Frime B? arena, and shared her fare. Thus death Junoe, sccmed mare lovely than lite, and the love that | MIS3 OLARA LODIBE RELLOGE, for 3 ) Letora tho Juty-couli|Lyslas, ans of tho most and {mmediately vote at'Athenlan comi ; TAREN PROM HULL'S £ON-IN-TAW, notles to be given, that are or nay be suthor- | remarkably bandsome, of splondld physi e, uld ruiler proved stronger than the hute that " which teied him, celabrated orators of the | the oloss of them. ll’hwlurll ‘whora mm‘:r‘-‘{ aelender young fellow over six fect high, with | fzed In proccealigs in cliancery, and shall | nd had already hurled two 'i.u.z,.,..;!’ gr ors 2:.,1:1 kil zhquny. " MLL%%‘S‘;B&#&Z LOUISE OARY b ‘:?'T' ‘-::fin nn;um. may be rald of theora-'works were recfted ani remarkably Jong lege. Seotions of about a fout | hiave tha sawme power and jurisdiction over por- | ers,—for both terms are substantially tho same w e A on thi fon by ) pathetic | tloiw of Demosthenosiworka of art exhibited of at u timo were taken by Hub, and fmmedintely | Ues e under cases [n coanvery except | with the Hawalluns frce from misioors pnd THE §WEET SINGEI OF MICHIGAN, Tho i he wuprarted on this uecasion by siyle, which Ue offered | that the most powerfula far more sevure char- " as othertrlse pruvided {n this act.” dec. 12 pro- { ence. Both . her husbands, as e will call Cinatmmanl Enquirer, Mies ANNIE \A}r‘)'\-! oumflu ANCAST ::, ugc;n '3 I:‘u‘pm- u‘:'uu‘uxlllmn ln;lb ?)uennnncouhlpomny fillea with moterial by Fitch, who saya the Vides **In proceadinas under this act ali versons | them, died of loprosy, yet the Wife, a8 sho ." o 1 .l; e fove TOM RALL, ( ehGH, i Tho presatioe of Hie | S shase iyt wrecay ot ou oL e | ek of thelr folulugs wero porlectly visiblo to | Interestol In i SHAIewt tatver ol o niks sy | them died termed,” was uever " ailicted | _ Ofoer Joa Sewers cune o Station last night about tuckered out. e wus conveyiug futo port & mustiess, dismantled wreek of a frigate whose hulk was almost ready toaiok beneuth tho derce wayes of the Dead | KELL (drunk) Sew. In abort, tho fellow was very | 215 SERE drunk. Joe wizgled his man scross tho floor | Mr Girazas - the premises fntended Lo be sold may on uppti- catlon to the Court whereln the sult ts pendivg ba made or become parties at ooy time before final judement.” ‘The Supre:ne Court, however, decided that the lust clause auoted above did not mean that ; puni'. after the six months bad expired, could ring In cal monnmens, Ulm while-the statuo was on exhibition, and rulsed to hiniself, R el ho cainot convelva how othor persons failed to [Stunes of & thetorion obscrve thowm, munument It was uecossary to sirip every thoe a frosh Contran that abllity ofi—the calibre of whose in- | cat was miude, and the atmosphiere of tho fca Ao average Athentan'tellect - s eadll . freo popah ranathe mn,",f,‘ a giance at e nged | house belug very cold the model was constantly adges, Socrates rofa it, und spoke 1o lie Judges e e ueed todn in cuiumon discoucee, Clflmu[u J‘M}Va: Inll. [l wlogy o Socrales “P“. the soldly laves! Dut of *'the four elaeses ™ into which with ft. She fell fu lave with Rags. dale, und they continued to live n the most vers fect harmony, tne wifs not having the least fear of being subject to the frightful afMiction of her husband. Bho still survives him, and {s 1o perfect health, or at lest was so ot long afo. Itmnay be here remarked that there ars IX, o Asnecessary for rher irio to be tatight to i i1 ! Ly wnendment other partics s0ns to | somo seventy-five individuals in the leper set~ | and proppeit him up uwwamist the oflice desk, A, ¥eh. A, Q0% apprarance of .«f:«?k}"«; o Toarnad by|oBetan datrinagen™ | ofbur letsured and pro Ao oF & Initmay book- ‘““‘”::‘;’::,’,:”fl,“;,’;";m o Lind theus by the decree, and toar Gallagher | tlement who are not afilicted with Lapross, | Then thedinconrazed, wiad-mroken oibeor v o Friacs Prlna Doas, Hom Her f Mo soldler partion ofitue cltizens of the [ the Mibrarfes of our 2 . caull not be held lable under the Mechanic's | These have voluntarily exiled themeelvas ou | along breath and sopped the sweat from his MLLE. AT ROZK, i 0 population, iribes, the second were | wealthier citizens, Uo) Hull was obliged to hava fmpressions takeu of | Lien law to Dumphy. Mr, Herbert B, Jounson | sccount of the deop fove and atfection they | proud forehead. ONOLIA. 10 LA FAVORITA. ki % fifi"rfé’mé':'.'of"l’:’.'.‘"&u’m"fi Lt .'""...l‘“‘.':.'i"':‘,':.'..'}fl the uppor part of hls owu body to finish the | appearod for appeliant, o h"velfo'r mleir lflennl: who are ‘lr?p:m T:lx‘!: “ PolxuuLKMl sncmer un?jg‘l.llx:n lr:ntcnglr;l rerrisdte e . : . ¢ hof ) -fucius, C = in- DIVOROES. mingle frecly among the aorrow-tricken, eating n on Longwortt strecl ol cx- | A s e ot oq frmed the | Lol of peaple wio in| Tofk.. Ltllle the oxiet oppastis SUMMOOGH: | " ol JIVOROKE Baturday | out of tho samo calkbash- Of ot GEIARIS Teurs | Soaroed or o et e e hoan e oeoess | Thupuiny Bresiageben 7 hrarymmed nfuntey, ' | Attiens would huve been) law, stiorthudied, thickset, and with an inmeuse agalust ber husbnud, Huzh Fitzstminons, ask- | the saimo cup, chatting and talkig togethor on win e3iny, aecuntlag by lacatlo H o e ke the ?,'“ "fi};"%‘,‘,’wh"lm,n,,, Wa know, ‘sud wiy ::"‘;“T”" '“T:ullm ffl‘:'l ‘nh“u‘m;::':’mm °|: hq:" for nlmvorw on the ground of druukenness th:l same mai, ‘I;nd oren sleepiug together. KS(IM )‘"\Vbu\'x- your nunvlu-'"' T Wi eien kaiie a.‘,“.;..??&_f}. it 2 i hedul % de o e status, something whiol T el says and cruclty, with this promiscuous In*ercourse some of ths Lleut. Mcyers ad:lressed e e i £ nzable caplintes wag | aocymed for acveral rea- gucas, somethy bas puzsled Lim that. aciontie persone ahould | Mary Zjevak fled » simtlar bl for divorce on | Toakbs heroiscuons tuser wmajority of them, | loanin tower BAnZIG 10 tho dosk. PIIE TABERNACLE, | ih ;amo lslxn :: ; }‘[nmlllyfmnhx. bavo passed over without comment. 2(‘(‘0‘.";".'0 the descrtion of hier husband, Francis neni‘r m:n l{ln}l‘etumm In & word, they have -:.)‘anl nnm’fil "l LA akea ¥ o ccording . Marriage was un- Zpevak, wo fear at all of It. #Yes, that's what 1 asked.’ FON THE BENEFIT OF THE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAX v tho sum for which faghignable aud avolded: |iy graw uxcaedingiy lax, | 'The status was bullt tanding up. Two wore [ “URVSe. 0700 o wante to get rid of hor Who the successor of tho deceased Lepor Gov- | He now tricd to get his watering eves fizea . TEMPERANCE UNION, ! oo raled n the sened | 3 Slauy’ of' tho ulull!mnrrl-zi Gecause’ un: | wade, Tho firac one way ruiued by falllag. Tha | ity beeause lia 18 In tho abit of- getting | ernor will be1s not know. It was beltoved at | upon the Liputenant's. sy while. vigarensly i witich pati o dirces vk, | Misned wonren mareoni,[ronjioutble and . wst | matorisl used was almply Portland comanty | driik s culbony b bt o o s g that oter Ruoy s sousl or uncle to | posta s head on i neck for this puriwe e | TOTIN B GOUGH coustituted the great o 0 childives, finore amiitiods ofa S | with ono-fortleth part of metalliobrown put | . Mary L. Hermann ouly last Jutic was married Queeu Emma, would be Governar, but by in- | at thy same time assumed a grin which threat | €, - . - | nerical majarity wf e | 4. "Fatxuey Urousnt tnlcumpiiened. wopien Sbrougli to color t, oThe cement was made of | to Wik J. Kozers, uad abaut two niontha Tokyo. The poribomant as has beatt allowed to | encd t crau] cean Touud bis ioad wid meet on Wil dellywe Als NEV LEUTUR i ron peuple. he 1 " 3 ago the Goyernor ol - B c othel ., P o fourtn lara™ wera rece; | " *Kis ‘sother af pelcirictans und con o | e proper couslstoney with water, und haviug | 5, So7 lim whtch s fult botid (0 accopt. Tho [ Siarcyihe seltieiment, aud cottage at Molokal, | % Uon't relinize me, spoze ! Ld B (quently tufertile, and il | tue . second tblzd | dncomiug pupalationlmotbers of the incoming | been colored with wetalliv-brown was wilt bo eutertained at tha expenso of the State | and, as bacoming bis rauk, had servants to walt | o attenpted to bravo up, preparatory to glv- = £ 4 cloula oot been | were of aheterogeneous! |mlmlnllo|| were of a . RAMMED INTO TiIB MOLDS fur tho pext five years for committing larceny, | upon . During bissojourn there heenjoyed | Ing tho office a strprise, but the left knou-fuiat At 4l Tubernncle, JONDAY, Jan. 28, i Partapy thore vevery o Gadon, uelorogeneous class, In | yng gopup, A human skeleton wus purohased, | and on tils nceount bis wifo wishics 18 recumie lito us well as could be expected, and had ‘tho | just then went shut 1ike 8 fack-knife, aud had AT 8 O'CLOCK, H a1e bech such a deveron, . il rontid | Sl portivs Gl € UM In oras arte | BEF malden nume, 5 rood will of tho lovera at large. - Now that licfs | ot Bewers caugut hiln by tho coljur. there §o will be {n:roduced {n u shior spwech by Dr. TEN« 1 ment of genius a3 occur LY (vere amaras | aud poy L Bridget Welsh, In December, 1834, promiscd | frea and lisgedale dead, it will be diflicuit to | wonld haye been s mav on the foor. Ko hoakel REATREVNULD 3 the Brevt Tempeianco Kerormes i Tod after iy tncon Lantly dotig ou, and | JICre esamivation would bo Itkely to be made. | 4o Uo a good und fujthtal Wite to Jobi Welst, | find the proves uian to fulflll s delicate s duty. | one arm over the desk, and tuus safely lodged, | withéwd of ino ied 1t Uiureinar, ¢ cotistantly gutiyg ou, L v ts, 23 cPnta extrs Nt scious, natural selectlon| whiere 1hie wansiers are s | 3NEre 8o bones acarty all thio way up both le; und she clatuis sbe has kept that vow, Sho | The lawalliu authorlties have tany faults aiid | anuounted himself: Tl Couigl Tar Tied desis arcnia datre . bewan in the unrolling of o I 0 ol w5 ok chiarges, however, that b bas ot keot his, but | shortcomlugs, bus the butulty they exhible *Im Bweet Stoger 'fmichigan.” And he bo- e Siedt LU h 117 & 119 Slate Bty ! Athonian history “g irasce " tiepeng | A straleht bons eight Inches long was stuck n | clia Tepostediy Sustal ioe, ad tlually, tn ‘1873, | towards tho lepers, In providing and Criog TF | Zai m B o e s s wa (o hame Gy | for e atahich, Mechury & & Ce N ] i Lr, O hy lp " 1l e - e s e —— e ! i Able dmiigranty ot Swincir {"apeni"tha | tP lower portion of the back, with an fach | hAs repoatediy abinued her way ahe can get | thoin, I8 greaily tothirerodit. ~The sctulument | = “1fere, cheess tiat, und £ive meyouF BaGe, | =g i ATRE wein attracted to'u clty hurliy ot 3 thce would | brotruding to oven s by decree of divarce. B | e uiner 'Ths babeos siae. o oo Bmer et | seHere, cieeto that, und ¢ COLISEUEM NOVELTY THEATRE, iving oxceptional priv: Y, ‘. g a1 By axecht able, and " 13, I we could ulm“:"r" rllm:‘lll- suise the | . “"t'lm' TAML ;nmx lnn:‘m? ?"l;od mJudgo .\Loure salmrda}' urun)tledme‘em;l ?g gflfll:;mu‘lo aan'l,c:" 'l::;":!:lmlfi:l"&m:?!lllt:flv:lth; X *;Il'm lhlnr ”"?f‘,".".’!“"' fmichigan—* Darlin’ T ! X 0 prevent Injury to the upper part of the roree to Ucorge Low from AT et perml e o ha am guing rolled,' o B unly ibe able [ranctition ¥ Sheuliahe paudaed aheverays stalard of our | {8 BiSrebs infury bo the upperpart of throuca | Diabeila Dirkmever from Fred V. bitkincers | Honstm T s rom s Hoard of fealth at VT you tell me your namet Ve oly Vasdextle Theatren Chleaso recomatzed | & isaarose sorsto| Thus vy o 8 ot ia wmoral whd lutel 4 ‘changve: wonld ‘be | o neck (rong the miadle of the boe dere S for e, saute cuase, aud to Alfred Laltersod | il sa that not one foroigner 1o ausand | Zhertunly: Vmdr Meat, Sklumer, Tlichiuy o art unconeclousparl unconsciu uctnal il ts - vod, I rom Baral E. ttorvou for adultery. ayer can vl oper world al lolokal. —'Faver, drear raver, 2l w 517" 3" 1 Seeiln o Sut iy nar | rdinsey” e p:u:"':l‘:':u°'.|}f:"‘:"l:l‘:lzl‘"": 2’.‘.:.?3'"231.?‘.':’""“.:"2—12‘!'&‘,“fl“"n.‘:‘i'"& I : p‘fi"""'&:'&mi‘f?w&a ¥ againat e vIL & Joalaly Wikl Ui Ritey ;\:'llh\l(}ll’l‘ b T‘a’f :-X-Iv‘:h ., calse eyquxl Lo (Lose of the TOss orado. ol haxtor Shaw filed o a) N RION LE, *This s tel 03 i N loog wal . Coolc weikens m,wn,“_‘”:‘,’:;,,,m by takiog | S e '”’,,’"",',;2‘:;mfl;‘:";y‘gflggrugv;r o Ve also placed back of the left | Peter E. nd Michacl D, Spurck. 3. 3, Kildul, A LR VILLE, "mdwuunl{zctim A year. Beu Lure, yoi | extof iy Tt SR Atiien Inttead of Athens, but he does aot ol o Jow filustri-leariiy incressed —mioce ar, 'xg"n:n’a tho :t:tu;o was :utrwwh{mm.} 4 .‘}m-o ‘rg“{mmu‘!‘: I’,‘I"l?;““;“ wortgake for | An old survivor ol Andersonville, in & talk fll‘,‘.gflfi;. Ploase 4 1 e, Jour ns ‘Yot the Bleat .n{.:.l‘h;lfi%: Lo it, Hyini ron on word to tho uther; s jn | 999 WA hiars woult b o eEres | and rollon tS i) joues wora tnolatoned BANKRUPTCT MATTERS. with 8 represantative of the Evenfug Pout, sags: | oy AR SEUY ) B ER (08, Yo the Bleot i et a2 rureiy suryaiscd o (ke Zaste the next nunber bo lesseus the furce of Galton: & Ihiow Un saoh i se! | the middle of the back to provide against s | . The Star Chemical Works of this clty, by their “*There was au epieode during my 1ife at An- | = W'Full me your name or 1) murder you, you | e cities, ook, | Gaiton. jstead of unly 23; but | search for vertebrie. The atory ubout blood, ecretary, 8, P Richurds, filed u voluntary pe. | dersouville that stanas out In my mewory above | red-faced old kjot." MATINEE TUESDAY AT 2:30 P. M. ol SIS i gbleh 10 the space ut (ar moreimpusisutiothe | sud ezgs, and ground bones is nonsense. ' | ition s ‘bankruptey Baturday. The precérred | al) others, No one can congetve of the demor- Whewhat're * beeu dotn! lush thour—l'm [ —. i a1 fho Grock race produced Twaen 0 and 430 13, 0. ot o D Ercranca s | of ¢ o B ek | e alois T scnred 81,645, aud tho | giization that comos upon men confrouted on all SleanWinger Slchigan— T mefoat, ‘- UAVERLY'S 'THEATRE, Dervant vy iniois produced, the foliamin i, e blater undess of | I3t{orts bikder mbichuiasy furnsse, Cver i | Wisearsd Sidis, Tup ussetd cotapeise uldes with 0 much misery, Whilo Avderson- | "G0G ) onyy arm lgat 118 catch on the counter | 3, 5, mAVENLY..S HHoptiator sad Maoager. Bumber: tuen 10 Bumbe: i "‘:,‘.'.:’,5"5 arred papor, Charcusl was burued to make | 092.35; horses and wagone, #40; machiues vilte developed cxemples of as noblo berolum | and sowething dfopped, Sewers picked hita Every nigut this week, the Ursat Typlcal American were atatemnen’ Siatesuien and com- sud commandors: Mil-[manderst Themlstocles Hados, Leonldae, The-!(mother sn al i mestogles (mother wn liades, Aristides, Cie allen). Arletides, Clmon, 'mon fron of Mlltiaden), Ev-lui!nomln. Phocton, |Puriclos (son of ~ Xane and self-sacritice s the world probably ever wit- nessed, It evrved also to briog out upon the part of some of the Inmates wany of tha most abborreut and despicable traits of human wature, 'fhe greatest lurury that-could he up by the scat of the breeches and with Clur- | Drama. and the Celebrated Dramatle stax, ley’s belp toted him Ixu‘lfihlu » 'e"k'%"" h: MR. MILTON nNPin‘.BE’ 3 L) Y . , 1 It He stretched bis whisky-soaked boay upon hinan i 0 Hxtures, o, §10L70; Upe Accounte, £S5, Wi il asbetay $478- hobers B Jenkbu was appoluted Provislonsl Assignee. cotposition meetiug wlil be el Feb, 4 in. the vase of L. J, Hobart, events 1o depoudent on | carbouicacid wss. This was let inupon the the thoughts of a few | Hgurs in accordance with the Holling process, Hustrivus meu. aud tho action of the gas upan the wet cement 14, Atralsam, An Foander of TCHNED IT INTU BTUNB 15, Hopotitionof fund the Perlvatetlc School, % gy the* akrrawer tuduc-|E. Nicomeinie, “frisa | [1Ude of o week. Tue famillar process for Thess were phitoso-| Litefaty and sclentifc T fhe wan the foundtas [l Kiog of ‘Mace. | UL, Thncurbu briuclyal stumbliug block. 1y | | Uradiord Hancock was elected Assfgace of oners "base cuough 0. rob. thely tellows of | m'ln wly mittlo mel L e Bh:m..am.x_.nnm‘nm;n:n' Sbasydides, boc- | falners icomachus, & uw lost on medieine | the way of the actentiste. There was o baklug | Arcbituld Cainpbell, i1l ba held even theso comforts. A gang of robbers was = McVICKER'S TUFATRE, Iibiadurad, Bacratad,|rates, Xeavphun, Pisto.. | fFiend and 8 physicin 10 and ¢clence. done. " The cost of the matarial was 84143, A tratdivideud mceunr,-‘l‘}l hold at 11 a. | yrgauized who weut around the camp at night QUIPS, e it patare ' fix::,..‘x‘?:"‘n.,m i .'fu'." - msh‘xllll :n:sn nl].E ‘alll lg"flmu"c’. ui‘w:u 10 $6, sn. é.:;':fi 1a the vase of J. F. Warren aud Henry m: dm:n sl;u h"fl‘“k‘!' and e&oé:u ‘::fldmm "fi: Two button kids—A young goat-fight. LAST NIGHTS! LAST NIGHST! screont gianocle: An| Foeter Zub 3% | autbor of works on med- Georga Wells, of Brdgcmort 10 cxominnit e A somposition meating fu the case of Marcus | hittio aoy feeble atremots s rosttance. ‘Aogey | The cirulating modium—Tho traveliog JOUN DILLON,! GEo icirias, Flu ehocles Pides, | icine and acience. We bia repors beiie aatafaciory’ purchascd an Tus | sud Hichard Sets s soh for 10 orJock to-day, | was aleo Laken from the prisoners, or anything | trance-iecturer. ROLAND REED. ' ALL T"E R AGE Aristophanes. et ‘g",_,g“,"';; tarest aud provided for bringing it out. The BUPERION COUKT IN BRISY, = of yalue that could be'found upos theer - 1n 4 “Come snd dine with me.” “No, I thaok | H MoVIOKER. J Theso werw architects, | Sculptor: Phidise, roaita e futhal statue wis shipped us & dre wachine to Bridge- | | J. 8. Pago bezwn a sult for §1,200 agatast Kate [ Lietle white the robbegtes becawe so frequent as ) : I'm too bungry.? HARRY PEAHBON.| acaiptars, srtiste |Aro port, sud Peterson. to be tho worst of our troubles. A pertect | Yo% George: I'm too bungry, 1n comle tharactors. ORIMINAL OOURT. C Joseoh Webber and Willla Henderson were tried for burgliry snd acquitted. Lot scuiptors ariistst): l'nmlhn. Praxitales, ol L TUENON TO COLONADO SPRINGS, P. sicomachus, Ac. | where W. A. Conant, a6 employe of Baroum's, cordlng ta Cicero, he was | Ws station-agent of the Sauts Fe Railroad. Two thousand Milwau kecuus Lave signed the | SATUKDAY, LasT “*ALL THE BAGE ™ MATINES, vledge aod eased thelr Wisconsciencus. B AB. ueat n_vmfl; '3 1':':% e reign of terror existed, and we did pot know what to do. Fiually, after consultatfon, we asked permission of Wirtz to fuvestiguts and t A little boy will pever willingly relinquish coustdered by sowe (o | Counns tuok charge, by Barnum’s orders. TI TUB CALL. who were the perpetrators of these out- ' Tha story of Ll disschery ol e Boimis Man | dubas Davkwoxaeih savwbers ,.fi and panleh e Wit oot C4L | aoy of his cakas -mnngnmnhi--- HOOLEY'S THEATRE, ts kidown. At Burauin's request ProL Taylor, |, Jv! % DLoneNrL i, s ST IO, 0L 503 [ only kind act be ever ald, I belicve, for’ the , . _The only safe way to keep o diary s to put It Prioes, 336,800, 75¢,sud $1, Matiace Prices, u3¢ 404306 S E’mé’{“flmf«t&“&."fi‘;fl; Falge ot f‘",‘,‘,"'{l 17 513, 515,010, and 318, No. 51, Neln: ve, | Unlon prisoncrs there, and T thank him for it | in b stove, aud thls is the ths to dp it. -~ re snd mada their o ‘ation 2 t ::: lu.hh \lnv‘.fl hwa-lvlf“d out :lxl r::len foli ‘lrl-: 3 A nuxm?nnfirw kro(ll:lll uhn‘llal "&:k'nfl "‘lfg.'s‘:té‘fi\ kL fi‘Iu:‘A;osfb".'w““ R ore & unal of cur own seloctiva, & Wick beak, aud he to Wik oK. Mccure yuur seals eaziy. outside of the stogkade under s Conlederate | gbont (b 2 . Mousy, des. 1. evary cv(aiog, a3d Wodsesdsy aad Commoréial National Bank, on trlal. SaXorable reput, JUbak Garr—0) to 03, 70t 73, 96, 87, 99 to This list sccms to bave been lengthened for the Tho way the Professors were decelved e we iecelved was Pleaaurs of recitiug the naues, and one does ho was Eech, Y| 103, inclusive. No caso on trial hot sue why, wheu In Macedonta for & philose | 1e was the lcader of this: Hull listened tu the discussions of the Juves Mooks—195, 124, 1 No. 122, 6choof | guard. A judge, jury, prosecutingatiorney, and Baturdsy Mauine = ouher, ho Ji1 Bt take b Pupli—t- tho ereatest Qreck pocts. and per-uow sctentific men over the staue, and Jearncd that | ve, Sauerman, on trisl. . clerk -m’-pfion’mfl. fa.;cum with a coqnsol | | 1t1s confident) b'""f‘l u’"fl"’&’ flmfit‘"fl “OUR BACHELORS.” conuunder tho world bas seen,”—for bie goes eheror ' Eopha- i it were & petritsction crystals of | Junex Koukws—Sct case 2,103, and calendss | for the defeuse. Evidenve was beard frow | backman was lum‘a t“"n re |“nlu: xl: ng the With the Comediana 20k (O neceualty) Lo the statemicut of Galton, | feer!™ e Ven Y Eurle- faleto |, WU o rolsbly | bo, found | Now 901040, tucluaive. o caeech rlal. oy of tho prisoners, and the acouted wero ull War, sad Beacs bis sudacity fu chaseiog. Stuart Robson aud Wi, I, Crane £3tept putting Attica for Atheus. kiog of poete, but ro. fu s futerlor. The Professurs | JUbeE Sdrurdetelend, 130 Medden vr. M40 Uculied us winony o virsise Sullty of the | ;A ncwsong s catled Always Kespa 8umtle | 01080 000000 BIC Wil T LYRNG, Cook, ‘ Gaiton, nowned as a' warri lnaiated o boriug Into tho utatu, and aday was [ Grow; sud caleudar Nos. 3/ io, 10. lac Erivkyon | robburies. A verdict of guilly was found, and | for Mothet. ! Bome youug wen wii deioh el Tl e SR BRI I e 7. Dat- take Attica) Ezpanded into who wae. | » i sot for tne operution. Hull got sowe crystals fraL o 5 4 & % they were seutenced Lo by buug, aud the entira | every arop that a1 the botsle without, givisga | - ==—== % S g Alone, wo dad that) tcy B. for brother, i and kad thew puiverized. roceedings approved by Wirtz, who ordered | thougl to thoir pareats. MPCORMICK DALL. 13 a sintle contury shol JUDaE McALLIsTER—84 {o&), l;:{huh: exoept st B. ""193{:%‘5"@ uephe! 18 DID THB GORING NINSELY Hlio. Tuwtier te e Tutlned s for = st ris. Ppduced foutcen of % ook senders:) 2 8. Euphorton snd | bolaiog the cryetal powder between the thumb | “Suibis Gles 12 Genoral business. Wo bullt ona sutlicient for our purpuss in a few | **183%) Jlm,"" said ono fricud to another, on - ibese Uneaty <lgut tiaw Wha wery olhie uuph-[Diun wate said £0 bave | and forenger of Bis tect manct eornd wixing | JOboE WiLtadamdoa e it o, bours. It consisiod einiply of & erosebeste; B i eaes froad A bas ‘beta- 1y J OHN B. GOUGH RIS h il e il B o, Whor s[Liaed four victories | 4 with tho powder from the borlog. Mo cous JCLGNENTS. suvported by two uprhebia. . A blettora was Ve 6201 JTn; * ho msde &b wnigamenen Will dellver bis Sow Lecturs, Bhe beat daye of Greece alAttica Conialned durisn ‘ enyiamons pleces | plately Loodwinked the learued mien, oMPESStoxs— | coustructed about three fect from the ground, g i , Were suns, o Seeenyamone pleces wUiTaD Bravss Ciucurr Covir— bupulatisa of. only abor = cr- | BoL nephews, of Eschy. o usnt found uther petrifactious near tha . 8. Hurd va. Edwin Walker, §2 L34, tho trat plank, laid st right sniles with the up- Hood uscd to tall a sory of a hypocnondrlag, 19,000 [ecc peraons. Suelhod phitae Dok Bee” | ROk BeF T oraants of tote bt | oteitin Ong ol \mib e o ot thi Webras, §robsera—James luldite vi. £, S. | Hahta'and pandiel with fuc crovs-beata directly | who was a1 habity o or threa tues i a1 40, resideutiDict) loss thaa Do 080 ed the tragic sohaol of | Was waDufuciured frot & vast taked from & St AL B0, resstovs—H. D. Bumscrt | 300V6 It Lelug 30 adjusted thiat it could bo | woek, of bellevivg nimsslt dylng. O & cortali « 8 laborinz andluative frao-bora persons, Hschylus. ko sspninzturtlo, whlch Hull beught "4 | (TR SOpTTCaRTseen 2N B Bamett | 8 e T s ot & ey | Setl st pelleving biuest dying. whils pldine e UEA'S 5 - A0V, U0 siesbulstion ot[w,m jesldant sliens, . #almon trout was similarly umitated. Trust Cowpavy ve, Joha Crawlord, §104.-Chl: | Botice. Tho six coudembed wmen wero escurted | out ti Lis iz, aud, Buppeang to see bis fuinlly MILY HOARWSUSLHOOL FOI BOYS Lo VU sluves, . land » labustug and aske WBo was Crommel)? Osowmwoll ‘Tho satuu 13 Dow Lu the New York Museum €340 Sanying Uowpany ve. Wikiam €0z, §102.~— | Lo this scallold by s guasd of wbout ) priava- | pbyallan, be sppliod \us whip Lo the huse to ool sarclul wnlutog L ALAND, Uckals Laks, Wi