Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 2, 1879, Page 7

THI CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JANUARY £ 1879, : s t .. acemed to have outlived any fear of chanrre, nnd | track,—the scora standing: O'Leary, 333 miles; it was pleasant to wander under its arches and Y14 niles, look at the trees and study Philin 111, on lorse- The champlon felt In good spirits ali dav, bis . SPAIN, 11, 4 e of hia | dicted the cald® weather of 1867 and 1875. | teusive grounds belonglng to 1t he hrd 1ald out | having seduced his wife in his office, night Irxl:ledln':?:r:!r';;l 'fiuffii’fimn‘l'?flcf o{')g::;tlun it | Arainst the w’(’mur of 18730 are both chances, | In gnrdens in the style of Louls XIV,, and ho | before Jast, and_esid he atood mesr the door Lord Beaconsfieid expressed o wish to that el- | since the winter of 1799-'0 was very cold, and 80 | furnished the house palatially with tho Govern- | with o pistol, He called at the lawser's hotise c 4 37- 3 | | and threatened to kil him, but, not succeedin back, and summon back the pliantoms who once | eold beinz a little hotter, though his feet troub- | fect, he would receive the (Jueen’s permisalon, | was thatof 1637-'8. . | ment income. He would leave his beautiful | and threaten Gen. Grant's Visit to 'Madrides= | madeittheir holiday. Buteventhepinzalschang- | led him excecdingly, Biteters maio their ap- | such ay was granten to Lord Brougham, to have = —— ;II!; "fidl flh!"":t'fiumf ahd mvrz\,l"l,l'}:l‘;hz‘nll: |n:1h|fl=1"z- Su’ll:tln thnllenl'e to« bt -ng:l:nf byl i % ed, and has become a mere market, witi shop! nearance on his right foat during the afternoon, | a new patent of nebility, containing A **special A MARVELOUS CAREER. f luln um nl!;y" hals':dul :l‘::mon g A friend of |t ] grwbr:{ rece! rexmu nou?o e kmt Festivities and Ceremo- whera you can buv cheap fewélry and cloth yet he made no complaint. remainder™ clause, continuing the Peerage to n the city, During mints 10 compromise. awyer claims that Baker and prominent are placards inenlogy of American After supver, and when muele had enlivened machines and cauned meatr. Al the color and | matters gencraliy, he sourted round the track renosoof theold plaza have vanished. ‘The | ota groat pace. This 390th mile wos made in #ewling-machine hes faken the place of tho auto | 13 minutes nnd 56 seconds, and the IDist do fe, and, ns an antiquity, lazza Maver iesno | In 12 sninuies and 45 scconds. it was more interest than thé Fugton Market or | his desire, evidently, to round off the Tweed's ancient Uourt-1fouse opposite the City- | 400th mile, und he kuew that hard work was Hall, necesnary to reach these figures. The house - RED REPUBLICAN DATS 1IN SPAIN. was now very enthusiastic, there beluz fully There are fewer be treets, and | 0,000 persons s»rcmn(. many of them ladies. not so many newspapers, \We have now ngov- | O'Leary was walking In magnlficent form. lis erninent of order nnd virtue which s fatal to | 391st. 5924, and 3244 miles were ecach made in X y 0l 1- S a mockery. The courts had no power which | waviaid him with a gup, bat he got awas. 33?"«'"}."'1'{;.?»}’.'?":.-}' ;uhé‘n:r-rltccu':r:m:f .[r::r The Life of Frank J. Moses, of South Caro- | law-breakers feared. Criminals knew that by | Baker has Just scnt word that he would give his demise. ‘That property conelsts of the es- Nina—Unvernor, lobber, Millionaire, Ieg- | political Influenca or by money they could buy | bond and publicly retract It let alone, but tha tate of Huglienden Mnnor, cstimatcd as worth gar, and Fugltive, pardon from Moses, and they fobbed aud mur- | proscenting Attorney will have him arrested 4800 per annum, and personally nrisiug from The Washington corresponden of the New | dored at will. He pardoned men by letters | for blackmatl and sending o challenge If ne can tha bequests of his late wile, from his deceased h e 1 a:rdoned them by bis own special verbal orders | nd bim. Officers are searching for him, beathet, and a Jowish lady aho mada him hee | YOrk Zimes, Mr. Howard Carroll, presenta 1n | {o" yail.kecpers; rdoned them by telesraph, | Haker is a desperate man. heir out of sheer admiration of his talents. | that paper a seven-column history of the prin- | sometimes a3 many as thirty a dsy; pardoned This may make a probable total of £35,000, | cipa! incidents in the life of the notorfous Frank | men who had been ' Talph Disesedl, thouzh fie could not continne to | J. Moscs, ex-Governor of South Carolina. It I8 | CONVICTED O¢ THR MOST ATROCIOUS CRIMES, perform clerical dutics In the House of Lords, | weil known that this man's career bas been one | In the Charleston Clrcuit alone, fn lest than would oe reasonably woll “ provided for, If a nies, Changes in the Capital—Recolloc- tions of the Republio under Castelar, KATHAIRON The Natfonnl Tolfery—DPrevalonce of 0 . Y bt this wayward Ho- | one_year, the convictious and pardons granted newspapers. Nearly all tho journals f used to | 12m, 3, und the 340th {n e remarkable time | T'ecr, with n property Income considersbly over | Of thu most remarkable ths > | by Gov. M oliows: the Gambling Spirit Among e iy | s v 58y 1 this With s Sare heol ani biyse | 30008 sear 4 public bms ever developed; but Mr. Carroll's | BY G0V Moses compared as Condtes. Bire the People. Amndeus Macaroni I, beeause he wasan ftallang | tered feet. Cheers followed cheers, snd the R e story brings to light numerous Insido facts re- | oppn,, * tione. dond. the extreme papera which used to tell sean- | houss seemed beskle ftsclf, Ladies waved thelr THE CONTINENTAL LIFE. gurding bim, that will be read with interest and | Murde: dnlous storics about the Pope and the | handkerchiefs, and gentlemen rulned thelr dJesuits, and print gruesome pictures of tho In- | gloves fn hearty applanuse of his efforts, quisition. There was apaper which I used to Even “Sport" turned around to loak at the read called Descam.aados, or the Shirt est, which | heel-and-toe business of his opponent. Durlng Corretnande nee New Yark Rerald, MaPRID, Nov, 15.—~Gen. Grant's viit to 2| SAVE[TO LEARN HOW TODO 1{ yoUR] IT READ AND HEED astonishment, even by those most familiar with l’;m Al i or.. Slow Veogress Toward Disitond, as Do- | tho life of tuis untl receutly, sugulsrly | firgliry ety 'e! " . D 1 Madrl = 80 £4F 4k tho reribed by Recelver O'Neill's Representa- | lucky soldler of foril Born in Bumter, B, :’-:flr 1(:;?"::a'l‘:‘cm‘:‘l\:figflfg. mm,,,‘m, waa the blood-red orann, and whoss editor be- | one of theso elances of admiration the cham- | tive. < C., the son of a Jewish * planter-lawyer,” he Is a8 HMB WEAT FOLLOWS. eatigiiles b i " an his feaders by demanding for the Republie { plon handed him_a corn-cob; but on the next Feom Our Own Corresondomn at present, st the age of 88 years, accredited 1 James Russell Lowell, onr Minister. mot him ot | 100,000 heads, It was & wonderful combination | Taw ur two Uie Conuecticut walker ubalaed 8 | Naw Yon, Dec. 20, —Judeing from personal | wien baviug been successively s Rebel, n Radi- K] the station, when tho Ueneral was welcomed on | of brutalits and erime, and one fancled that it | bonquet, and when meeting O'Leary the mest | qepene o o8 B0 BB BHETE (EOT BRAOCH | with bavitg be T s o 2| SAVE YOUR SAIR.—~Tho laws of Helth behalf of the King by the cisil authorities, and | was ]cluxlml Ly sume Iruynuuv.dn'nr.l ::w;:nlmttllfl{)y time banded the bflornl ‘gruguflx to I-lm,luflylnlu, O'Nelll, who was apainted ngfl i 'l'u- #h ,t-l‘ -robb;;v s 0:'2;“’; n'nefl'l: L”‘“'h‘:’:v':&n: ;; and Longurity demand it, the castoms of social life D royalist money stz scandal on thie Repablic, 2o yuu one better. 'Leary carried the p b * | begrar, roug| e influency i of t §mpartance in especially by Col. Nocrh, a Spanish offfcer of | Fileh o ih, ol o {Girriallam, 0. uniqe and | bouqucs o lap ertwe more. hen sersened Jt | funct Continental LifeInsurance Company by | oo ejuird L Ths'metie oot e distinction, who was Jetalled to attend him. The King had not arrived,, but was In the North visiting Espartero and reviewing his couseripts, Mr. Lowell gave the Ueneral a dinner and a re- ception, where mou of all partiea came to pay thelr respects to the ex-Prestdent, It scemed koo trace fo the Lieat of Spenish politics to see Canovas and Castelnr tn Mr, Lowell’s saloons fn loog snd friendly conyerse; but I nresume there 1s a life behtnd the scenes In Spantal politics as i our own, and the patricts snd national enemics may talk opera over cales apd ale. There waa n dinner at the Presidency of the Council,~the only 8tate dinver given sinco the poor Queen died. There wero arsenals to, Le intpected and pleture-galieries, the Royal polace and the Royal stables, There were long walks about Madrid and long talks with Mr, Lowell, whom Uen, Grant had never met be- fore, but for whom le concelved a sincere at- tachment and esteem, Thero wers calia from 1) manner of public men, especially from Cap- talu-General Jovellar, with whom the General haa satisfylng talks about Cuba: snd one from Castelar, whom the Geueral was most unxfous tosce, Castelar had been so Ifricndly to the North in our War, and he had nlso Leen o con~ stituttonal President of the Republie, and tho Ueneral was nuxlous to'do him lonor. e con- templated a dioner to Costelar. But Spanish politles is full ol torpedoes, and tho Gemeral was in some sort a guest of the wation, and it was feared that the dinner might bo construed fnto a Republican demonstration,—an Inter- ference in other people’s affairs,—and it was abandoned. who was an ante-bellam-day powerfal feature = Judge Westtrook fn Mar, 18i7. After several | 1n Bouth Carolina poifties, Lie became at 23 Gov. Tatals;, 53 87 | ez vy ineffectual aftempts, it may be well to gisefirat | Pickens! privata secretary. Slight and eracefal | 4 9% r‘eha'?.:“fl?:; 'l":;}‘ Gavernce mfiomgrlg:: nmm-n;n: lrom“d ixztr::: :-‘ z. ur- the statement made by Mr, Tobias, the gentle- | jn figure, with a clean-cut face of great beauty, i passiog erown of glory, Yure i vietion. The pardous were all granted immed|- man who answers for Mr. O'Nelll at the Con- | uyes'at tfmes dark, soft, and mournful, atathers -MI{. and for mopey yarying from 830 to 81,000 | # 20 compensstion. tinental office, though It Ia not known exactly | qitlck, flashing, and faliof passion, accomplished | per head. 1o appointed a negro boy Treasurer CULTIVATE YOUR JIAIR.—For by »e what his position [s. \Whether clerk or attorney | In little things, ready with his tongue, ao adept | of Ornnzehurfi County, and got himto turn | opiher meansesn it be saved and besutiflode nis title, he is practically the Recelver, As | in the artof pleasing, he was the hero, almost | over u') him all the mnne_Ll:’e m‘llje‘cc:d.' The many of the 20,000 policy-holders are eager to the idol, of the bLelles fn all the country sur- { Loy, of course, was prosecuted, and, In trying to rounding Bumter. A zood shot, full of energ save himself from exposure fu court, Moses vas know what has or has not been done toward nrl:ukle:!» rider, alwava Inv(nhm;‘uh hts munuir.' {adicted through the efforts of Distriet-Attor- , eEa—rs fluent, bas vanished, and what you bave are a | with thanks, The five miles from B0L to 8905, few decorous papers fn bad type, with politics | foclusive, were made In 1h. 1, 10s., the an- of aneutral ting, lving from dey to day fu | nouncement uf which produced {ntense entlu- dread of a summons from Canovas stopoing the | aigsm. press and marching the editor to the courts, O, afn't he a dandy?" exclaimed Barney Bo journatism lias wilted, and If you want to | Aaron. *\Why, he beats the world, Jook at koow what Bpaia thiuks sod says Fou must go | N to the cafes. During the evening, John Bcannell bet Fd- TIE LOTTERY IN SPAIN, * ward 1), Gale §2,000 that O'Leary would make 1 had gone the other worning to pay my de- | 500 miles 10 tho' International walk next May, votlons to the Virgln, not pur Lady of Atocha | Tins 1s the tramp propused by the celebrated ‘um Virgin from Antloch), nior any of the mant- | Engtlsh pedestrigoa, Brown, Voughan, Rowel, st virgis In brocade beforo whom candles | and others, wha will comu to thia countey with burn in Madrid cbhurches, but our Lady af | the tnteution of wrestine the Astley belt from Raphacl, as you sea lier on the walls_of the amplon, Scanucil and Gale put up §240 Madrid Gallery, in the pleture called ** Lo Per- a8 forfelt, Iz This gallery is one of the lorles of mad- He's gat auother of his cranky fits,” shonted ernchyilization, and whenever my mind in the | Barney Aaron, after *Sport” hud rested 3. yenra of abacnce reverted to Spain, 1 found that | 80s, on bis 40th mile, **and he says he's eolng it rested on the Muyeum in the Prado. 1have § t6trot.” e kept his word, and manoged to fin- fricnds on those walls whom 1 could not miss | ish the mile In 13m. 25s, Jogging down the secing without feeling thut I had trousgres ‘Twenty-sixth streot slde of the building, some the sacred righ! friendship,~** La D'erla,’ fellow stiouted: *The Meniuas,’ **'The Surrcuder of Breda,”—all ‘'8ay, ‘Sport,’ vou old bluefish, cheese 'em,” the works of the lucomparable Velasquez, Iam Tustantly the old man left the track, bue be- afrald I worship theremorethan in thechirehes, | fore he conld get to the young man who had for there really ara no churches fn Madrid, | salutea him soinsultingly, Robinson, the truner no more than 1n New York or Boston. 1had | of the Marlem Athlctic Club, then on the track made myv derotlons, and was strolliug home | witn bim, caught him and remonstrated agalnst through the Callu San ticronlino, when an un- | this exhipition ot feeling. usanl bustie attracted my attention. Newsboys * Let me ¢o, won't you, and I'll show him were shouting extra newspapers, ond loungers | what kiod of a fish I nm 1" sbouted “Sport?; were rupning out of the cafes, and wayfarers § but Robinson rerafued Wis hold ond led the stopped to resd,—to read with stralucd and | Bridgeport pedestrian back to the path, breathless attention, I thought the King hnd *@lve me two more doys and I'd make ninety boen shut, or the Minlstey had resiimed, or the | miles eack day,” he pecvishly exclalmed; and fuvorite bull-fighter had died, or that thore was | then laughingly contiuued to hobble alune. 1lis same othier incident of a transcendent character. | 850th mile wos made at8h. 41nt., and, wiile ap- 8o 1 purchased an extra and stopped to read, | parently o decp meditatlon, a gentleman and found It was only columns of fgures, anc IM‘PPE in front of htn with a bundlo aud sala: that these figmrea recited the prizes fu the lot- *'Here, *Sport,’ just take these; you may tery. ‘I'hc lottery had been drawn that morn- | want them," ing, and all Madrid, all Bpaln was palpitating “8port ¥ took the bundle, and upon opening over {t. it found two pairs ot boxing-gloves, HOW LOTTERIES ARE MANAGRD, $Well, that beats me, Loss,” sald - the. old 1t I wero asked to name the firstorll in Spain, | man; *but Lere’s my hand, and 1'm obliged to the first that should attract the reformer'seves, | you.'! T would say the lottery. 7T'he (Jovernment man- The boxinz-gloves were taken by “Sport » 1o closlng up the affales of the Continental, Mr, :nruunm.nru;d sod Ilmw'rm'n :i: became the I'I‘t;)' lfiu:n l"ll:( 'eT‘t w&a g‘nlered.‘ Iflu wh;n 'oLlas’ accor o enaer, the favorito also, of al e young men. | the C! Ve Al 6o _home o joses he Zr" l::r’thur .n“,::“:'.'::o: s ",“ I:,:,";rfi'el’r::w':;:::; With the Governor, OI’W, he rapldly grow in | found it surrounded by the State militia, which 3 Iavor, and In time It wasknowa by those behiod | the Governor bhad called out to protect himself. that the Continental was placed In the haods | e secuvs that he The Sterifl retreated, and the Judge had fually of Mr. Anderson, the first Kecelver, | was ALL-FOWEKFUL ¥ THS RXZCUTIVE cHAM- | to quash the {ndictment. The uewspavers et 23, 1876, with llabilitles of some BB, aboul this time began to ‘*go back ' on Moscs, £0,000,000, and sssets estimated at over Then the War broke out, and gallant Maj. | because be could not gct muney enough to keep l $1,600,000. Bubscquently, there was some Anderson departed frum Fort Sumter, leaving | them still. The Charleston oo and Cour.er the Btars ond Btrioes tloating from Its stafl. The { wns ono of these papers, according to Mr. Gar- costly litization over the' Recelvership, and, | story is that brilllant Frauk Moses, accompanied | roll. Even the negroes, at last, bezan 10 be- | Discorored thirty-five years sgo by Prof, Lyon, of after a targe sinount of money—not less than by s number of cholce spirits, crossed from | lieve that he was a very bad man. Talo, is the most perfect preparation in the world £50,000~had been epeut, Mr. Grace, the second | Charleston, and, by the permission of the Goy- | 8O M0AES MADE UP A LECTURB ON RELIGION for preserving and besutifying the hai® Recelver, withdrew In favor of Mr. O'Nefi), 1 2rnor, the young gentleman, who subscquently | from a lot of sermous, and, after advertising it h L 1d to be due to polity, | Occupied bis patron's shoes a8 “ pence and re- | widely, begau to deliver it for effect. The Nestdes Lelng the best halr dressing whose appofutment was eald to be due to volitl- | copgrruction Governur, with his own bands rhzllrum was detected. Promineut IRepub- or produced, Lysn's Kathairon will cal uences, uot having any connectlon with | holped to pull down bls country's fag. and thus | ficaus brga to work against him. At this time, | YT PE2 s pes, and will ree 1o futerests of the policy-holders. From tho | enact tho firat scene fn the Uloody War of the [ ton, hie bad squandercd all his moveys tho State Pesitively provent graymoss, anf WE 20 time of Mr. O'Nelil's apusintment, the poliey- | Rebellion. The article makes him'out to have Treasury wns ewpty; 0o vew scheme of legte- | atore mew halr to bald heads, I‘x’gg!'g:l?;:\';u r‘i?”&':.:-".'}'m"m‘fl, Jtar, thasidny been 8 Rebel o the core, and n convemation | lative Jobbery could be deviped: eyen s fo- | aad tollcles aro not destroyal. B c A ade. 0 I+ J-and claims a very fiery one Indecd, e was | geaully cou icover no wiy of * ralsiog the mirscles, quircrs, the answer was giventthat the Recelver | jutensely popular, and inlght havo commanded | wind:’ be could not meot the demands of ks 3t octually performs these sseming o was golug nlong as rapldly as the courta would | o brigade Iu tho Rebel army; but Frank diu | supporters, They were fair-weather friends, | which the following 1 aljow, and that the necessary litiation retarded | not jove the smell of powder or the taste of | and theydeserted him in his nced. 'Uhe negroes, prog Very recently notice hias been Issued | bullets, and so he lost caste b{ sceepting the | and all upon whom he had aquandered mouey, A FAIR SPECIMEN, of the appolutment of aReferes to pass upon | comfortable posttion of wnnuflr ofllcer, beeame * Reformers,” and clamored for bis dis ral the disputed clafms. Jadge Westbrook ap- When the War closed, wheu the Rebellion had fnce. His terin explred. Jle was not remom- 1 Liad been entirely bald for several years, con pointed Morgan A, Du.mml Jr., of this city, | been cruekied out, and the Liebels, starvingtaud | fvated. Within o month his proverty was | stitutional, T supposc. I used a few bottles of such Referca on the Oth ist,, aod claims can | in rags, returned to thelr desolate homes, Frank | seized for debt, and be walked the strects of Kathialron, and, {o my preat surprise, X have a thick be presented before htm until Juno 10, 187 | Moscs, like the reat, fonnd lumself a begzar and | Charlestou o begeas, without s dolisr and un- growth of young Lalr. Lhus a flrat dividend cannot be declared before | withiout symoathy or friends, Ho atonce act | able to secure emplovment. He. came near 1.. JOHN L. DORRAKCE, Ui & A Beptember next, at the carllest, according to | about mal lwfih(mm! agreeable tothe Union | sccuring i petty'Judgeship, but Cuamberlaln re- co! 3 Mr, Toblas, while it Is moro. than probable the | oficers afationed in and sbout Sumter. Iie | fused to sign his commission, Then he dis- 1 cvery important respect the Eathairon s ateo~ Referca will ask for an extension of the time. succceded so well that the whole Muses family | appeared for two yeas. In 1570 he reap- s Mo, 3tisunequaied Icla now a year and a Walf since Mr. O'Nelll | was soun living, I vot sumptuously, at least | pesred, and earncd some precarious bread | lutelriacompars entered upon the ofllve of Receiver, and comfortably, on Government rations. Indeed, | avd buiter by writloz puffs for 1, To Cure Daldneas, parent Inactivity has caused much diss CIIANAES IS MADRID, There were excursions to Toledo and to the FEscurial, of which something mav be sald ot ather time. What Impressed corre- scondent fn Madrid were the changes that had taken place since hia former viait, five vears ago, there 18 to this day current in South Caroliua a { o Republican campalgn document. He mixed 4. To Lestora Groy Hair. Y It seemed to have become transformed | 0gesit. Iaskeda Bpaolsh friend whether the | his quarters with evident pride, nod much to | Hon among the ‘policy-holders, as It naturally | weil-suthenticated story to tho effect that he | with the adventurers who enginecred the Til- 3. To Removo Dandrufl. from o Boanish fnto a French: town. | management was perfectly honest. - Yes,” he | the amusdment of mang. I wish flhad that Wlfhh Mr. Tobiae, liowuyer, considera that the | not only supplied bis household with provisions | den taterest In the state, and, findiog na moncy 4. To Dress and Deautify tho Iate, Now stores bad sprune up on the | anewered, ‘it fsthe moat hooest thine fn [ fellow that called me a biueflali here now, sald | Policy pursued 1s one of “‘masterly fnactisity,” | from the Federal Commiseary, but that be drew | I the business, began to live upon bis family, Alcala, and new- hotels adviscd you that they gave meat and eotertainment fn the French fashlon, Street rallwaya traverse tho varrow highways, and it seeired a desocration, nlmost, to hear jangling car bells o the drowsy old alleys nlouF which I used to pad my way to the strect of Isabel the Catholic 10 bear from Bickles or Adee what hod hoppened to Spain during the night, For puor Spain was then In ou Interesting coudition, agd the strangest births were theu coming .to light, Ana when we had nothivg .else to ,do, we used to go out and: foin the -people when they went to demonatrato before the public oftices,—generally befora the P'alace of the Interlor, on the Pucrta del 8ol, where thers wus room to shout and huastle and carry our banners, and where, moreover, 'l y Margall was in power, PJ, being a friend of the people, was Bpaln, As1had no interest in tnelottery 1 | be, *and I'd tako bis scalp.’* tuok my paper home and studied it. 1 discoy- "The 800th mile was scored for O'Leary In 12m, ercd that lotterica wero frequently held in | 80s., sod the B07th {n 14m. B3s., two minutes aof Spaln, In this specis] drawing there were 1,804 | this time be!ng pasaed in hiscottage. If the prizes, and the valus of the mouey distributed | enthusissm had beeu earnest during tho pre- was 5{0{1,440. There was ona orincipal prize of | vious holf hour, it was now most intense. The #16,000, and three others, respoctively $10,000, | band was of no account, for deafening crs $4,000, and £2,000. Thero were threo of e‘,DOO drowned the music. In I8m. 60s, the J&a‘m each, two of $410 each, and 1,847 of $00 each. | mile was completed, In cabitsl form, though it Tho paper dld notsay how many tickets wera | was apparent that the strain was ot last Legin- nald, but there wero numbers on my brize-lst | njog to tell. A white-hmired old gentleman running as hign as 83,000, Each ticket fsdisided | handed O'Leary o eandy canc on tho sfxth lap of Into ten parts, each pare costing 80 cents, mak- | this mile, and, carrying it througn another lap, ing the value ‘of o complete ticket | ho had it lakl away in his house. Al this while $0, I, therefore, 83,000 tickets wers { * Sport was plodding painfully nlong. His s0ld at 80 aplece, there would bo 8 rove- | miles were averaging over 16m. 803., and during nuc to the Government from this lottery alone, | the330th hio ‘"‘1{""" lixe o drunken man, Bay alter paying sl the prizes, of $01,60U, Tob- | rum on the back of his neck aud throwh re- acrved that the first prize, No, U0, had been | peatedly fnto his faco revived him, and with o aud that the pol 'l‘:,v olders have been benefited | much more than he wanted for his own use, and | Under the preteuse of getting gioney enough to PEAR IX MIND.—Tho Kathairon ls no by the delay. Tho rensori of this Is, hic anvs, | sold many & Goverumeut ration to the families | start fur Texas snd begin a new life- thers, he sticky pasto of sulphur and sugar-of-lead, to paint that the assets of the Cnnudegml consist lnr&e- of Rebels who were too proud to draw them {n | robbed his wife and his mother of “thelr fawels danb tho hair and poralyze ik brals. It is ly of yoal-cstato mortzages, ‘e value of the | thercgular way, Soon ho obtained the position | and fied to New York, The Democrals prose- | ©° i1 110 Jotion, Intended 10 o= real eatate ls belleved to bo. Increastng, wheress | of Assistant Provost Judge, and emploved | cuted him with the other fraudulent officlals, | @ pse and limpid vegeta t e forced sales of real estate, ot preseut, would | his father fn sll cases tiat came before | and o former friend of his, a Sucrill, started for | store the hair by natural growth and relnvigora certainly resnlt disastroualy. Mr. O'Neill has | him, Ho smade up his mind to buse his | New York after lifw, bt ho was nover arrested. | ZItis splendidly perfumed, and the most delightful callected, accordlng to Mr, Tobias, about $1,000,- | fortune on the votes of negroes, and, fo his po- | At last nccounts he Wau living, or rather stary- | tojiet dressing ¥nown, No Jady’s or gentleman's 0005 bas foreclosed geveral mortiragce, vold the | sition as Assistant Provost Judge, bo lost no | ine, oo bis wife {n New York, Buch, fn trict, | saus ontst fs compiute without Tyon's Kathalzan. real estatu covered by them; and paid out some | opportunity of fatterivg aud bofriending them. | ns been the truly remarkable career of Frankiin $200,000 fn settlement of judzmenta for death- | 8o he galued great popularity sud influence | J. Moases, st onco the best-hearted and worst of BSOLD EVERYWHERE, claims—by order of Court. He could not give { smong tue freedmen, and when the time came | men. A man endowed with cxtraordinary tal- more spocilcally, then, what morigages were | they wero only too ready to follow his leader- | ents, who abused rare opportunities,—a inan of foreclosed. The money tollected had mearly | guip, e got the negroes to eloct bim delegate | culture snd reflnement, who atill gave free relo all been favestod in registered 4 per cent United | 1o the Constitutional Conyention of 1867, the | to the bascat passiuns; n mau who raled others Blatea bonds, which were deposlied with a r ol the entrancuisement of the blacks, and | but could not govern limself—n man who spent trust company, The bonds wero lesued o the | iyag elceted ou Scott's ticket 28 Adjutant and | balf miltion upon. worthiess fatterera—a mun nsme of Jolin I, O'Nelll, Recelver, sud could | Tngyector General. Not long after he secured | Who ouce controiled untold wealth, and who s not bo used in any way a8 collateral, or con- | hig election to the Legislature. From this paint | todlay o beggur. AMUSEMENTS, Tcome and tell us - | drawn in Cadiz, and that of the other great | gameness worthy of admiration ho pursued hia | Yerted into maney for the Recelver's uso excout | his advance was a2 rapid that there fs areat di%- e — A e s, e should. waye bred "ang ok, | Drizes ono was drawn i Soviie, (o In Sairid, | Weary way.. MAny LIGUThE that fie Would drag | by order of tho Jourt Tho actual running ox- | ficulty In keeping pace wity It. He aspired to Ameriean Cotwons In London, UNION PARK CONGREG'AL CHURCH, Sometimes we used to %o down to the Cortes | 0na ane in Getafe, a little country town on tho | on tho track. But lie finally retired In creaita- | Penses of the oftice, Mr. Tblas suld, aro light, | be tho presiding officer of the Ilouse, snd, in San Francisco Cali's London Leltor, v —— and demonatrate fo favor of more radical meas- “’l"‘:‘; A"‘d" :{“ Tl '“'i howeyer, A f"' a b'f")"“" d thirt f for O'Li :Es &'SELY B‘}\‘I.:rel"’ngi’nzuBI:“::’:?I;&:::“I?LIIIIIJ:’X" .r ‘llu o ‘:.I:’ mm;r, ;l;«:u hlmv.\'hr “:vl;u'hv ’x'” U You sec, 1L 1s an oxcellent bit of ' lonz- F AREWELL GONGERTS bl sall lottery; the great ono comes at Christe required juse thirteen minutes for O'Lea 4 - | aftion on the part of rival leaders, 0 had in e el mere, apeed fn maknc the Ronubllc, | Chus. Tiso st brite in this s S500,000, and. o | 0.t nt He SoOLL co "7 | presslon that the present management s direct- | tiie weantime appeared fn th party, Lo was ) the sbopman, losuing across the \EE\N do came out that we might hail them as 1 pricc of cach tivket Is $100. The Government Entering unon the 400th, almost everybody tn {friends of Nberty and saviors of Spafn. Pf was 10 bring Leneath my gazoa dozen glves the great Jottery once a year os o Christ~ | the (Ganlen waselther cheering or clapulng his yin the intereat and for the beneflt of the | elgeted. For the first term of two years he con- pollcy-holders. T Lelloves thero has been | finued to bold the double oflica of tnapuctor. | JArd8 Of a8 stout aud closely and evenly woven arreated the Ofher day asa revolutionist, and | mns prescnt to Soait. As you cannot buy ono- | hands. Lap after Iap was dore, U'Leary's paco | EFeAt dishoneaty In connecllou with tho Contt- | (ioncral,and Speaker, Durlnic 1his tmo o | Aoyl E2ieh 18 a0y housewitely opes could Garrido 18 {n exlle, and Castelrymimoust-sions! | ténth=of nee in .umégmm} priza forJess | getting hotter and hotter. . Wiien elelit timos | -Deuta’ fn other days, but {hat tho present Re- | wag c \was scated at a lincn-draper's, being emploved among Republicans, is. tolerated sn the Cortes | than $10, and as 8101 & gaod deal ot “moncy in | round, and there was but ‘another circale to'| cciver i worklui economlcally for thu-besbgood | ., * gprupING FIYE TINES NIS-TNCOME. 10 thot eanentially feminins and suppossd-to-bo- WIN appear for the jast time 15 this clty oo hecauso of bis marvelous eloguence, and be- | Spain, many a Svuanlard will haye a dinnorless | complgte the distance, ho broke into a brisk | Of those lutcrestod " After Lis re-eloction aa Speaker b began, In | o) Joligniral oecupation ealled shoppiag, aod poe % caune, a8 Canovas said when he scnt word to | and supperless Chiristmas in his daring venture | run. Ilats went futo tho alr, men stood on | = * T e camnest, a career of corruption, “fee-taking, | Liciag iade 8l the parchoses I aanted, was | Soturday Afternoon, Jau. 4, 1879, at 3 o'clock, the Government ogents not to oppose his re- | for fortune. Oue bates to think of the moral | Lenchoa and chatrs, and, In thelr cacerness to TRADE IN ILLINOIS. bribery, and robbery, which, for extent aud | o undergolog the usual Infliction of bolbg Assiated by Eminent Artiats. torn, * A Bpanish Cortes would bo mothing | effect of a venture like this upon the cbaracter | sco the champlon flying over the saw-dust path, audacity, I8 without a parallel in the bistors | yuyeeq to look at half the contents of tho shop | g Theprogramme will be one of rare excallence, {ntro= Miat Bmis Castoir” Aviso (s e gears [ of & veople. T it wero uow and then, for @ | fell over one anothur. The lndica got up In of any Euglish-apeaking pevple. As he becamo ducing & number of noveltles. 5 . thio world wags its curlous conrse. } Dustnoss Nevor Tietter, mora securo ho became bolder, until, to borrow | 10400 wey of urtleles I did now want, & It looks | ADMIGSION - » - ~ ONS DOLLAR. Veio i by %ood, certainiy,” sass 1,in o tone of qualificd NTH v this week through Illinols, -wa spent o day st a | wauld * fatfguo the {ndlguation.” Hohad abe | V6™ ioe’ of it noes "“ 158 shop- | 147 DLICREMEA n largo corn-buging rallrond station. The thought | solutelv no shame; there scemed to be vo Hmit | toy, “holding it yei neurer, | 8ee, 1t 18 | FOL Ol onri e ok the NI DR LU NAR ocetirred to ua that at the present time, wiile | 1o his capacity for “squanderiog, throwlug away | Ly Traved: tears stralcht. ob's loe, and docs HALL, KIUDAY MORNING, Jad. 3, at 11 d'eloc! ey, Ho eckless, haretaced to o degrey wston, 20 ceute, thero twas 80 tnuch talk of % low prices of prod. | HioNeTy 10, Waa sockless, har TC0 | yot apread or o thin When torn, like. our own ity x dmjration of the peo- | 3 ) " i A wee,” ft might. bring out some econome fact to | plo ho roubed. And, 1o spito of Lis terrible | Sashisl clotha.l, 80 1 pervaiven Lroply be- | POPULAR ‘CONCERT inguire of ono or two lruu‘lll st with rlt;gnrd %';;'fl';"““m' e 5’"5'1;,';““'1';;;";" {xends. o does t wagh ' - 1 Wash, mum; wny, beau- AT THE XORTH SIDE TURNER NALL, to the state of trade, Tho flrst fact to be borne ” titully comes back frum the lsundress rather ' ) Jo,mind s, thut the communlty were exclusive. | PULy could not reshit his mauy powers of | tyicdyaud otter than 1t went to hor, Now | o asleot®® SUNDAY AFTERNOON, clnation. Mo pourcd out his movey lke ¢ 1y enzaged In growlng corn and Iceding hogs. 2'3,’,’.’ gu,,"", p.,':kru.": 40 ll ABo AUBel wey | you "““"h‘m many of your ealicoss 1ook well ‘I'he corn wa special purposo,~a Lospital, a church, or an | thelrscats, and men craned thelr necks to get asylum,—It might ho pardoned os a venlal sin, | botter views. Mr, Al Smith stood In front of Hko drmn drinking or falllug to vote on | tho scorcers’ stand to toll O'Leary * all right » clection day. But this appeal to chance overy | upon tho completion of the lap, and dld so; but fortnight, aud at tho end of the year a suprome | the determined man did not stop. Onco more appeal, with fortuscs in the wheel, cannot but | he bounded sround the contre, and the apnlauso deaden the moral senso and the pride of 8 | pecama still more Voclferous, The 400th mile community, ‘he lottery, however, Is a feature | was finlshed at 10h, 43m. 05s., and at 10n, 44w, In 8Spain, Wherover yon go—to the cafe, the | 104, the champlon fumped Into his quarters. church, or the raliway #tatlon—you are pursucd ' Another walk over,” he sald, sud five mine by eripples, chiidren, women,~all vending thelr | utes later he was in a coach on hfs way te tho Tattery tickots. 'The night before the drawing | Motropolitan Hotel. With him went two of his the streets ring with their crica, a8 Broadway | pssistants, Harding aud Slattery, who {utended during tho War was wont fa ring with tho crics | to go to bed as soon na possible, MEMOUIES OF SPANISII MADRID, In thoso daya Madrid wos a Bpanlsh town, and {t was pleasant to walk in the atrcets an see the quaint, picturesque 1lfe fo new to Saxon eyes: to sce the varied costumes of the provinces, to hear the odd crics, to visit tho cafes, with their cusfous driuks of almond and ramcgrmnlo and orange, temperate aud t: ! cvs, and sco damscls and wrinkled women gonzing ices and grave men smoking clgarcttes, Tleasant was the Pmdo when tho evening shadows came and all Madrid was aut to take the alr and sce the wonderful beauty of the Admisston, only %0 cents. ol i for 1, tho fe of " d, thongh | choush thll they arc in th water, and then are | * Ticxels (o eltlier of thess entortatnmenta can be had :es, which hayo @ beauty of newsboys shouting tidings of a battle. |~ Incited by the applauso which O'Loary wae cllini for 20 cents por busiel, thy lfe of overy comvaug, —and, 5 . % {ndeed,” 4 at tioot & Kone, 13 Alatoust., Lowls & Newell, 104 et mlos St Fiassant 5 i o8 stest 1y | Thoro. 1, hawever, u- awalkotied aentliment o | receiving, -Bport ¥ crdeavored coecte olivess | Iops for §235 por 100, '+ | hon® whers | 10 dratk. ltlo” ur nothine, Wine" foliest dog | foUnL ko be poor, B o taring. wios | Blate-st sad 50 ths B & and duwa the Frado and sco the mafdens, with | the subject of gambline in Spatn. When 1 was | enthustasm ob hls own account, and trotted u | | We Airst vislied & millinery shop® where | among “folly dogs," the leader o every | Biforniess sundry. snares” aud delasions in she HOOLEY'S THEATRE vella nud maptillos, grouped In_couples, with | here I the timo of Amadeus thero wero gan- | portion of lap, but the effort was sickly, aud | the range of wark dune in o country town 18 Hot | debauct, Bo, in sulls of his Immenso ineome, | wai'or ad tavgaine Witk which I had smade ae. " demure, gazelle-like eyes that looked at you | bling-shops over cvery cafe, and gambling wus | he soon abandoned . He completea his 57th | exclusively contued to head-weur, but comblues | o wos nearly always fn need of funds, but it su sbyly, aud It they spoke at all’ it was with a olance “or with the fan, wihich, in the hand of a Spanlsh lady, fs on orzon of speech. Picasant it was 0 see the nurses In Audalusian peasant costumes, thelr brown faces and ripe, bouny bosoms, which children were dratnlog, ranged In chalrs and watching the swaylng world in unconscious, lunocent wonder, Plessant wero tho dunclug un establistied fudustry which even rovolutions | mile fn 10n. 43, 406, and_then gotng two lnps could not disturb. ‘Llie eambling-bousces have | mors threw up bie hands and eried: I'm been ctoseid. 1 supposed the lottery would €0 | dope.” The crowd roared In response, and one also, except tlat tho Government feels on that | or two Bridgeport acquatutances wanted to hug subject as Napoleon did about his revenue from | the old man, Ho entered his quarters ot 10k, brandy or England about her revenuc from | 40m. 45s., and the tromp endod. opuni, 1t §s o profitable vice. 1n the pational A 1ew minutes later * Sport* came down to budget I find that out of an estimated reveuuo | the scorers’ stand dressed, and, belng raised ot §57,000,0007, 55,000,000f are expected from | upon the table, asked If Le could make a npeech, lotance. * No *dressinz’ tucre, mum, and ) ANGES of articles of wearing apparel, such ss tloaks, | wee then tho creed of his Ifo that what he | SuiDtance. 3 LAST PERFOIMANGCES of the Queen of the drcsmen, ote. e lidy recelvie s bohtely,andy | wanted be would have, and 1o have o was | {0 EARGERC VR S04 e Cotn Ry thsaro. dan. s LUBDUN ARRUNANCE, when informed of the naturcof our call, gaveus { gpliged to steal. It a bill was to be passed, atremendous fog of bis fist 'on the counter, undreds who Wero Unshie m°n {{elzow,]:}‘:lmr sir, my trade was never bet- '“{(' .)8 "";kffm‘}'l"'%'. D‘ilt:flyo;ndnunmu:uv;.:" just sa f that anuocent wooden bulwark hac ming charsct :".‘{5“--‘51.,‘“‘.“&.'.1‘-’ o " ~ | asked for o one ocrasion & AN < n fer, 1 iaves0ld oods i this tows wiken corn deputation OF cltizeos waltd on him to kot a | Qifended him, aud with o deep sigh of honest Pt LB RS g wiil ‘I Febeated Fridsy ovealag. on thie uceasion of was ringiig 30 cente, and hogs selling Tor from | pil regulatiog the public salo of bouds passed. {ndigustion sud patriotie vegrot: *tAb, it | F0O RS facturera do not feave off aress- | Eabiriiy satinee (rat time nero), £ROY FROU, $1.50 to $5 rer bundred, and my sales wero not | [t wos a much-needed measure, but Mosos gsked | 907 Biaui { ROV, 50 large ns they are now. g their goods o tue scandalous way Saruriay aikul, Grand Double klll. LUNDON A8 for $10,000 worth of tho bouds to compeneate | gy ‘go, this Lers American cotton will end | BUNA tTWIAT, " el el 8, #Certaloly, responded Mr. Curtis, ce,,| '“That secms to us a very singular state of | pim for * passing” it. Ju spite of the occans N o 5 undsy, Jant. 6, Miss Emms Abbott and jless Engllsh Y ¢ “LAniEs AND GeNTLEMEN: TH . sc0l 3 e and obtalve ¢ reward. heory, opeuly o ™ ¢ > Hmo, 3xwtflh;l<“3’-:gnlu.l~t mJ‘\lllx{ll m‘!n h‘}}iflnffl-'fn‘i’.‘.' THE TRAMPS. race in Now Yorlt, Twis brong):.;"hcl:unll)’rll':: obliged 10 o without smnuy of tho comforts | uxpresscd, wos that if & bill deserves to be. | Lie public by palming off uoon It things that II00LEY!S THEATRE, Sunday afternoon! Was anything moro pleas- ant than Lo stroll ub the Alcala and study the Witerying crowd, hurrying on to the arcoa to sce tha bulls, to be there i time for the procession., wen who paralyzed o by thefr tralning for ¥nd of the Peilestrian Contest. H;:uu nl'n;n, u&l -hlouhl have (bun O'Leary by Loat Bunday’s New York ferald devoles con- y miles, Now, [ am open to run any man siderable space to degeribing the closing hours | thu world for twelye duys for 85,000 u side, $ hams, It (s no wouder the trade should go | g, M, HOOLE! Solo Proprietor and Manager, of ife. How doyou account for iti" we asked. | o Taw it waa worth paying for, and that if | 876 shains, § : J +H0la Eropristor ansgers LWl I 'dum’r‘l'n;l kuow as Lcon. Thisall, it W not worth pasing !o‘:uilwu ot wortl fiL‘fiTJ.‘.",'fi;’mhf“ifi"i:fififfl‘fi.’t"i‘;fl‘.‘.}“&3‘.:“3.'1.'3. THE ENQLISH opén—AuE‘guyk ey when 11afdtn my stock, {_bou ory e e ccame weucrally unders Tegiontog Mondyy' Evenlag, da. 631K N fully and closely, pald cash for all § bouicht, nbd | Vs wssple jntercated it 1opTaticn, beforo thoy | 70U doi't, understand the question and conse- | (JIeRRIoK Manlay Evesioe, Jau cutly doo’t know what to ssy.”” “All the ¢eBLs, DU thanks, and to- " U How when o furmer’s wite comea in 1 am able to could hope to euiceeed, would bo oblired to step | YU¢H 5 i EMMA ABBOTT; yfiflfi‘»‘:}x:{‘:{ '?Sfi“‘:é':‘fif?."‘p'fifn'fi.‘l“‘.flh? "fi:élu; of the contesPuctween O'Leary and Camipuna, w-'"'l- T S LU bave iy olfer her iny goods lower than over, Very few | up tawhe Speaker's ofilca and scttle. :?f&i.':?.fi: ".‘a.fiflffl'z‘&?‘.‘fflm‘.?.‘fx't‘:?h;;fi'g :::: i nditis Widolr Colebrated clildren are hurrylme to the nng. Pleasant | From fes accoune wo excerpt as follows: Cheers followed this specch, and ono enthu- | 28k for eredit, Look over there and sco n!l He secured the pussage of a law which gave Tole of showionu, os e poluts to & ¢roup of HPSN ENULINIE OPERA CO. were the evenjnus at Cale Furnos, with old Dr. ‘The band struck up & merry tune ot 3 oclock, | alastic fellow endeavored to call the spcaker off | thoso thick, heavy cloaka wo hiave been making, | nigy power to fseus what are called pay-certiii- ma Abbott, Anuls Mostsger, Win. Caatle, Cv Al \da Boguln, Ades rner, hils It Mackeeban, the oldest Amerleun resldent In and fnstantly the loungers ere wido awake, | cho table by bis fegs. Theu “8port™ made hig | ond tiey will all ‘bo pald for when they s wen's heads stumped fu cfligy on the cotton, alia Heacatl cutes, or Bpeaker's warrauts,—In other words, | a0 whom one readily recogulzes tho great | fdwani boguln, Harry Warran, A,V 5 rer hod. 1hnve sold more” bon- | drafis upon the Treasury,—which wero modo by | $HORS, I AT AR i, Allison: ify tralced: Cliorus : b, t the head of thoe tuble, and telllng | Many untortunate tnaividuals have been in the | faul bow. taken out of the s - | drafis upo 5 % | George wha “could nottella lle,”” abraham Mued ?.'fld'r"e'l-nfnmmu-”ir a gencration of Hpnr:: bul?dlnz slpee tho walk commenced, und unon e e ——— nets, mado moro now dresses and m.hn l1.!11' bim st will, slost without guestion or super- l:lm'oln. and Gen. Grant. Tho sLopman bas his )ng.lugfil;r:lm A Wb lite, cxpecially his ecolleetions of the breatied {reahair for o lirst Tioabd Juylopiédient Nnmi, {nente; sty fatl thuu o wuy provious year of ny | vistun, agd which tbo Treaburer of th Stata vas | way; { Secome tho purchiaser of thudozen varda | Tty biehic fif;k’h‘.}'kaflmmymm- lynasty of American Mintaters under whom he They could be picked out b} That Mr. I namo was ‘“Jumea Havard b 3 “F | ut Vgix-aud-six,” and whea tha parcel comes | oY 2. AN Y e, F e peh b Gl and how | Shoir homcariaes. Dust shhost a1 Imel Thick | Taylorn was o atatement wriutod mm atard | " fiow do yon thiuk farvern aro doing1 Tast, M. Moses was 0 Dosscs CHINES SRR AN he had scen Soule fight hils duel, and how he hated u certain Sccretary of Legaifon. 1 have never, by the way, seen an expatriated Amers fean Who il not huve sume cheriahed batred which ho wourtshed and worshiped.—ns the 1findoos do idols of evil import,~and gencrally cavered thelr clothes, and thelr faces worg in | newspapers last apring, Mr. ‘Tavlor corrected sinflarly bad plight, From midnight to day- | I¢ in a letter which has just been printed for the light* the occupunts of this dreary sres bave | first thne 1a_the Wilmiington Commerclal, 1 vfny:d all sorts of jokes upon each other, and | was named by my parenia," sald, “stmpl ft would taku o volume to record the many | ¢ Bayard, after James A, Bayard, the urulnly~ novel bets that have been maude, Une of | father of r Bewutor. As a boy of 10 or 17, them was between Messrs, Detzell and Iteh- | 1 sometinies attached *J0.F (i Wiy, thoso who are out of debt wers never | gion of what lio had lubg deaired. He was the | oo dud | reexamine o lesturol arriveat | -~ frudar s better off thun uu-{ ury to-duy. It 1 only | director of a movey-mill, aud could spend at | t®R0E S0 PREE R OTHER T decliedly | g ffcrerved tne poor, shiftless farwers that make tuls Jeusure. as_ono of the orieinol infla- { chean for tha wouey, o much for au epleode :“::“1‘3; mfn’&'-n‘hulm:;' Jon B alte aitithas il this Ll tipoa A et o thought t Drst that tho Socuker® | o mv” experionces during the present week, | == SR R Ve made adother call; thi | scal slgnaturg upon a pieca of paper coul 3 'ICKE s clans counirY storokoner, Wherd Lt aalcs In & | Soake & TOMIfe-t0-paY Jepabiender,” And oa | Suoulds teIs ikolr, a mlar experiouco fail to M'VICKER'S THEATRE, hundreds of thousands of dol- | Jouyr ad thero was woney in the Treasury to Last Nights of the Urest Popular Buccess, it “was svotber American. DBit thero was no James) to my amouut to g e g ing souls, It Is calculated to set us all a-thiukivg, l:lndll::rcrul‘rl:x:-ll'l‘erlutr than the oid Ductor, | ards, of New York, the formcr backing his | ngine, foolishly thivking it would look better, “\Vul=. L%'- ‘m‘:ln,-c evin bal. Nowse :t "mde:!umd'v.u%d mnhh the Er%rlfieerlm‘i‘:‘n‘m 25 TRACY TITUS' ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY ! wud notbiug pleased hin more than to celebratd | apinion In favor of “Sport! walklog moro | When ny first volume of Jmem. camo out, | o ot rol "~m“'i B L RO lmlfv lon o L e Rich ¥oglahmen, ¥ 3 the Fourth of July, Pleasunt were the dinuers | wllea |;,l|nn‘ 1!::- uunpuuhl'nr. Y'flu’) {()uur':g: lu; {’culutd(jll"lulroh!. 'n{,llt:-mry riend, plul.'t.hnw'.; mul ",',"‘“'YV %108 Aol e ;l“tl’l"g .:‘fll;r:;:(;“l'"t;fl“fcn"i' lur} |g:'4‘2m'£' Ay Planquatte's Comic Opers, The ¢ 1Y W v 8- | onliged, o . i New-Year's Day, heel svard Tuylor,’ on the titls page, and tho st i " . d il ¢ oL @ ;\c(:it:ul.l?l'im}, :fi'u")(‘\:gi'::::r:m.‘-zm'-'::r'ffa;r tho Swluner three. tines - around tompking vrivate edilion was printed before I cauld cor * Dolng much eredit buainess?™® Thers wes now uo lmit to his gep. | The odiousty ecceutric old Earl of Dyssrt | RIELILS OF CORNEVILLE. wysterious friend, whase businiess ery Gle was seeking 1 Bauare, wearing o full dress sult, white kil | rectis, The mattcr was an annoyuneo to me know, aud no one vould discover,—und it gloves und white hat fucluded. o case of then, and bas been ever since, ure fo compiy the loser will furfeit ) | rotain the * Heneles, chialrs, ond tavlea {y the garden bave | became legally responsible for my sigunsure, largely sullered during the walk, and mavy of | ‘Tnen I dropped 1t Inastantly, and” have never them will require repuiring. Vast numbers of | gince used anvibing else thau my orlrtual and nen have juuped and stood upon shem unmind- | oply true name." tul of their breaking, and policemen wero secui~ e ———— {nyly vowerless to proveus it. The British Premler's Poeoruge. 0 { Well, why dldu’t you make old Comncetl- I'atladelvha Press, " . how iho farmers do not | e 3 could Lo bad will, it may b3 presumed, b of sume use to neemv f;ye]xl&‘:z n?ml\lfl, have been giving l':u :fl'é"".um.flr’.' "l“::’:;uuwum. be used lf.: somebaoay at last, s Lo left o personal eatate of | Miss Catherine Lewls, lj‘r‘.'{l:ury Peakes, Miss Laura and Jesa credit for the last two years, untll now | paymeut of tho contingent expeuses™ | 4,500,000, the larrest over left behind bim by | Lo oo ion orehenas Farowell Matinss Sate we o alinost 8 cash busineas™ of’ the Legislature, according 1o tho | an Evcilab Peer, aithourh it has been surpassed | ypuay. 3 . ‘418 there much grumbliog smopg farmers | faw, and, under this provision, they were pald b‘v many mercantile men, The late Duke of :;In “,—Pmuman of Wil P, 8age's Drama, about. prices of their produce out to all gorts ol perso for all sorts of | Cleveland, who lefi over s milllon aterltpg, |BESTINY. =~~~ “Well, no. You see, tho fact fs, oversthing | purposes. ‘Thoy were {ssucd 10 Luy Lorues and | comes hcarest. Lord Westminater, rogaracd as HAVERLY'S THEATRE. they havo to buy is so very ‘cheap that for the | mules for colored men who had served the | the Crassus par excellence, left but $1,000,000, iy cie and Proprietor. rice of 8 load of carn a farmer gots more for it | Speaker, to stock the farms of men lving In | No Engiishman bas yet como witbin 810,000,000 | J. B, HAVEHLY.... lansger - n trade than be ever did before,” remoto pasis of the Btate, who not ouly Lsd no | ©f Mr. Brassev, the great contractor, Mr. Morrl- LAST HOLIDAY NIGUTS. roasted his partridges Limself alter we hadl srrived. Flessaut were the brisk walks with Forbes over tho windy plalue arcund Modrid, and tho strolls with Austiu in the nar- row streets of thu old town, Picasunt it was to bLear the Miulster throw his lew over his crutch und preach about Spala and the Republie, aud wsevelous preaching It wat, for he koew Spatu 7 son, of Fora street (Morrlson, Dillon & Cuo.) 2 5 ¢ miles todtay, us you promised{™ T.ond Beaconstleld Is ruported to have a desira “Then you do not think the farmers are [ cosnuctlon with tha Lexislature, but ‘whu bad { h Grand New Year Holldsy Attraction—tle werld-famous Uianetdi Coli whad e thikiots wud purece | Suit somelLody 1o Horney ‘Asros Surtag iha st eatns Tho patent of Hobiicy Grbich e s goci "‘35}«"0'1'{,,‘{&'5‘“;‘}?5’1!5"‘“"' e e i vy | AR b i eaiens ot bit' Ieded Possobeiopy SLITE CUNKDY COMPARY, snd from tbe Prado, 'The Fornoa table, with the | ternool § e ke cath, ho patent of nobility (which 18 u docu- . was probaldy the wesltblest Englishman who y N . h," suswered Barnoy, | ment fn Latiu, setting forth the reasons why(his Te——— MOXRY, v g HOL SAITIL RUSKEKL L. s Do st tte Nead, ban Taae b L [ e T puthery 5 bt (hon, | Tooyel, Enlateess. bas o aektomaty. piossad b by Quesr Winter Statistics. tha atreota woro fled Wity blooded horses and [ Bas ever made bia own fortune. ¥or several ‘Great Comla. Artlat:_ diatineo Satarar, tan, ond Austin fn Indls, and anew Mingster | don's vou sce, the ol man budu't the strength | ralse him to the louse of Lords) contains the ork Werls 2 . clittering equipazes, the white followers of the | years befors hia doath he couccived himself to he_L'ark Tleatre Company. Furopo fa evidently in, &% our_“ yhilosopes Kipcaker decked themseives with lowelr, eainiy £°Ch the verge of poverty, He left bis eldest | ———= o= S = n and clerkes™ huve furewurned us, for oua of her | halls abounded, the flucst viands were served af | 800 & lequcy of one million sterfiug, the only HAMLIN'S THEATRE cold wintees (u thls yesr .'fi“‘ that 1!: comlug ]lu nu,r'x:"t'mwul mlnunuu.'shm?-uvdn?. orhwl::h lwu Lg:’l‘mtmvlfllonhrmv:d lvni man:,nngu::-m{‘:?‘h::: cu‘ 2 1:. gpp_ogngqnn—rl::m it with its Christioas to tall on 8 Thursday. Iu ed champegue, coul had for she g, w __* casal C! 33, 83, 50, and 73 gazement of the distingalibe e Voazee Tiero-booms ‘1o bo & preciss epetie | sud ot Svery BaDd.wers 10 bo ek gorasoualy: | S0 record that all 1o ‘soma of Mr. Brassey | 15 5% SIS RS hoha el AU lett. Why (uikl Burney was _very corniest), the | usuul clause of limltation that the title and fts ald tetlow was kisted before [ took hold of him. Envuum should descend only o % ine male They didu’s give bt anythivg to cat, sud tover | helrs of bis body lawfully bepotien.” It hap- changzed hig underclotlitug until Weduesday, lu.-us that Lord Beaconstield never had such un Wasi't that "nough to kill the old boyd — But ¥ | hejr or heirs, But thero ts o way Ly which the and Barney becstne communicative for unco | Earldom can be continued, such as was resorted a his lfe) * 1 never saw & wors Wil- | tosevors) yeara ao, fu Lord Brougtam’s case. Nu' chap, He's cranky, to bs sure but | It msy ba remembered that, lo November, 18K}, then be'll do what you want, after @ while, Hu | when Henry Brougbam, thun tho most popular culy eats what's given lim. To-day Le's had | of British subjects, nccepted the ottee of Lord mutton choy, toust, snd’ ‘Thut was bis | Chapcellor, inuch ogatnat bis venerable mother's re For dlnuer clamn soup, strained, was | advico and’ deslre, o was ratsed to tho peerage all be wanted, snd for supper § gave bun litls | as Baron Broughum an@® Yaux,—taking she seigns 1o the stead of tiio_Beventy, and as I passed the old lecatlon an Isabel the Catholis street, I was {nformed by dmblm placard tha If I wished torent the g 1 bad ouly Lo aay the word and take }os lou. NEW LIFB IN 7118 OATITAL. Even the bull riug bes gone—tbe clumsy old bull ring, -with its narrow entrances and dingy boxes aud strungest smells, and blocks upon blocks of lmposlug houses occupy (te slte. Tnere ta & new bl iz u alt mile further it plck-and-span atlair of brick, which does not Yook like o bull rive, but & Moudy snd o tlon of the scenes 5o vividly deolcted by Erch- | sttired women of the town. Indeed, it fs s | 8d My, Morrlson have turned out well. Two | Dubila). {a the besutil atle creation. tis b A Tarklugz | malter of record that sgents wers Acnt from | Ofthe foruer aud one of th lutter aro membors Beautifol lccgtr”r."snwf:'c" V. Aattaoes Tuese the terrible ‘season fu which the fragments of | Columbia to New York und New Orleans to | of Parliament. ° Nono mro in business. Mr. | day, ¥ni 54 buiday, et 3; the (irand Army steageled homeward frovy | securo beautiful bad women for the broth. | Lrasseydivided bis proerty equally between bis | = % & Moseuw, snd Eugland has not kuown such a | cls of South Ceroling's Capital, FraukHua | three children (sous), Mr Morrison left the HERSHEY MUSIC HALL, "mw'::uh 'qr"wmll:m “hu]?'!lldfmuf ‘1‘“ ‘l’ :‘?‘“"‘?mff“f the :‘-.x-rnfn?"ll:"‘ns‘-'%'x'ho&." L‘Hfl‘nfi‘n“-m‘b:cmdu?"s?rfim mll W3 | Tontght. Reperiments ta FAYCIOLOGY and NFS. upon her. tact has un cspectal iutcrest i | (s estimate of theso wa 8, ,500,- h ) $50, 000 ! n LOGY and MES Viow of somin qu:er‘ Statintios dduced pot Iong 000,000 woro ssued by Mosas, bha | Year to the otlier sons. K’«- ihy dx‘%h:ey.s-’- - | PR Oy Fyuf- Latventer. Laugbable, b oadostul, = ficed oy pairuciive, _Adudies! served seits, P , 000, To hia widow he jeft 830, year and ¢ bl B " dud Barvey, | second title as representative of & branch | 820 by & writer {u the Uardener’'s Chronic e, who | greater part of thls smount belog squandered v It A = Er‘:‘m{clfi‘:‘:mfi;g :vlfiull?«xfll :&lfifioln‘:fiffiug :‘fi‘;i(ulé“tl:ul?cfldifi u:.r.l»vluut '?.'fx‘zi’. “h‘[ml‘-’:’ of an snelent and noble Border family. Tut laid [t down as & ruly that “any very hard wio- upon pruflizate ond worthlesy hmnm.dnue :u:dr:lfimrzn ,"l“l:; m':lul::!.l'::u h};y;lrx::l}; al NOTICE, tluns payed wich cutbiatoucs, a0d Youog trees; | quurtere. not having 8 sou, ho obtalued & vew patent of | ter 15 Hkely to recur elther * forty-one | would adjourn the Logislsture to take s drink s ' aud buidinwe, overywhere artissns st work— A while after the writer followed and had & | nobility, with what (s called “special rematu- | years or elghty years later.” Precisely whbat | or visle & brothet, The Treasurer at last de- | Guty st 450,000, ‘The furnitureof the princij new buildiugs ju every part of tue town, The R3péct of the city has” wholly chankdd, There {4 tho Calle Mayor and the old Plaza. Lalways vhsit that sotique inclosure, beeause it remiuds me of the days when Spain was really woverned by Kinges. Plaza Mayor was where 1he heretics were tried aud sentenced to be burped—and there was tho balcony where thowe suverelens ul satnted wemory,Charles 11, Philip 11E. aud othe divively-vouclsated Princes were wont to perchi themselyes and sca the trials go oo and Lear inonksdenvuucebieresy and applaud withtineling Unzrers as the poor wretches, lu thelrcostumes of dezradation, were Jed to the stake, Itwus her ‘oo, that Charles 1. of Eugland, also of blessed tucmory, cane to witness a bull-tight,—ooc of the 10ust famuus exbibitions eyer given,—the fight- ers beity gentleinen of auallty, aud oue of them 4 Jusig woway, wlo o ed u buil singly and Ml it with wer dezaer. This Praza Slayor b g 5 - cially designed for thew by " o ¢. ‘Tlere was | der’ to bis youngest and only susviving brothier | this period ~ may - cotucide with in | clared that ho had vo mopey Lo wcet the Bpegk- | Fuouis wes spac :x.u“:]I‘;fihl‘l‘;‘lnplt’l‘x(;mfi;figlhmumnwnullun, William, at that time Maater In Chancery. in | Nature, the writer did not, perhaps could | er’ fi Warrante, aud thoy depreciated and becama | Charles Eastlake fur Mr. Morrisou, although b S A dult t]. ! and this was the burdes of the talks 1803, the great Lord Brougham dicd, snd was | Bot, explain; that nay be lefs Tor tho investls | sbout worthless. He took advantage of the | Tose from the foot of tho ludder, was devoted 1o ugar era, On » o under the second patel 1s | £ntors who havo laid down the rule of tic con- | dunger sud becuine generous whille lig popalart- | artand artlsts, sud distingulshicd members of el sous b 1 hu{a‘:;“i";?llln;":xlx' :a%tfienrlfd\'vhu is now i hls sn'i. yq:“;, ..";';{1 hhn: nection of sun-apote with comnercisl panics and | tv lasted. Thia was tn 1572 From the thoe of :lhfl “fl’!l!’ Atfld'flfi*! wore N'fi““‘ '{!Wlb" at his pilk. Lavan 450 miles tn sk daysj | scveral ‘sons, Disrueii's cass much resciubles | Indien famives,” 3t s certaln, however, that he | his clection, and during biswhols tera of gtfics, | bose. Ho live ey ban Bomely ut quite ' boas, I can gu mb: T can do i | this. 1o has noson, Hohad a sister, who s | brought to vack bim averylarge numberolcoin- | Lls every olilcial sct was for sale.’ Evury ordinary ytlbouldwlcula! o, a.“": 2; jonsce "Iui: We hezeby inform the Pablie {bat our Refloed aod I can tell yuu-l o poss. Tean ko | deud, sud of bis two brothore, James, Who was | cideuces. Thus the bard Winter of 1053 was fol- | sct of legulation Lad to bo paid for, Itiaen '-'lmsc 'fl;lll "Xff an Mbsllil ul llllm-h 18 | g gare consist SULELY of tne product of raw eu- e ot b sired it myy OHl leg was | Coauiaouer of Jolaud Hevonde, " cxbirad | Lowed cighiy veunsates by the hand winter of | revord tesiied to by tho Frethleat of tho Souths | sevondson, Mr. Alfebd Morrlaon, wihous bouse | IR 00 (LU oL (8 B0 S B u , vot :k, leav 9. At the same futerval from the hard win- | Csrollua Bank & ¥ figut, My eet ur all righi') (with caphualy | aame, Wty L RO R T el 1503, 1716, und 1720 carme those of 1268 [ cisim of 10000 el by that twstltution auatnay | Londony las fuberited tiis tuate, sud speuds | Maratio Acld, nor any other forciga subataace Ul right fiand rafsed above bls bead usl B3 | (et or thie faully. Thera rewiatne ouly Ralph | 1190, and 1819, Thie threo secessive wiuters of | Tl Stato could not be coliceted uutil $35,000 of | muuy tousendy ¢ vear gratifylug it 7 | Ypiover, (s mized with them. Our Sugars od eyes m-.\rk,uui(): 8, an.”:‘y m! There's | Disraell, who, duubtices throuzh his brother's { 1783, 1354, and 1755 falt muder the forty-une | the amount had been hapded over o lov. P TS o Sirupa are absolutely unadaltorsted, 83 abhaby’s, Cowme I sud mld e Intabis pamnu‘w or folucnee, 18 Clerk-Assistane of | years® rule. ¥be winter of 1754 was very severe, | Moscs. Ile purchased the Preston mansivn | Alleged Attempt to Bluckumall o Lawyer. S ¢ the matter with ‘I":uo wan Parilament, au otlice tn the Houas of Lords, | 5o was that of 1765, while that of 1535 wus un- | (ull thluge considered, the ot pulatial Svectul to Cinncianass Commercral, HAYEMEYERS & ELDER. Dufl: the old kneo wsport” On- | with s salary of XL800 & year, aod the | ususliy mild. —The hard winters of 1313, 1855, | dwellluz au the Soutb), wud in onder to Parsxusvoug, V. Va., Lee, 30.—~There wes e . 1t was 5 o'cluck preciscly when M Bnorbl 0 ] o Srasoet of succeeding to tha priu- | 16, 1500, 1564, aud 165 uil fullowed upoti uard | carrv out this project be lucreased bis | a dicided sensation Ww-day, fu certaln clrcles, by [ DECASTRO & DONNER BEFINING COMPANY, fslicd bis 8¢2d wile, and @ o'cloc broutts the | tipat | clerkebly, with 42500 “a vear, | winters occurring elther forty or elebity vears | tarlif of charzes. 1tis cothuated that thebouse, | 86 cilort to bluckmatl s brominent attorney by Aottt hick bvd st i b Pk 35 Bve scconca when by siruzeled throush, the | B3 CRES D Velui aivanced fn yeurs: | Groviousiy, 3ud the ‘wiier fn tho Gardeer's | witl the buprovewicits be wade wbout 1, con | Jumes Buker, ex-Constuble, " detective, aud Bioth mile, 4 Q'vlock ¢ 3 5 L s L foriy wliea bebind aud ol the | Mr. Balph Disra.li hiys oue sun, Comugeby Dixe | Chromeiananl Lhat. relvive onthia rule, be nre- | lio hatween 5104000 sud 8100000 The vx- | ealoow-keeper. Baker charged the luwyer with | pers of Nov, 18, 1878, eeonds Le was fori e ! d nothn