The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 22, 1871, Page 2

THE SUN, MONDAY, MAY -22 ‘Terme of The hum tended to the seccasioniste, and the right to | unr’s contre vucve thoy ow ho, unmarked, at wit be ere \ afford more stendy and uniform returne for | ‘There he met the tailors who had sold their ma PERSONAL. bre Ai eg UE det rach | MR ORRELEY LAUGHING AT GRANT, SUNREAMS. > Z the capital invested in it. terial for $1 ® gross groaning at their folly aoa —— fone. b : — 4 prvnistody Labial iiieiniancectin everédins @th fetecrbs, ‘The merchant found Oakey Hoi) displays no diamo Mr, PB Rivers of the Mv, Onaries Hotel, New | Verde OF Wisdom from the Bae of Chap- —Terre Hante has just been the scene of the ie AY, ‘The glory of a diamond in ite flash, Orionne wears tare Iinmense diamonds welghing about | PRAGR~The Nonsense of the Wresident’s | weading of a young laity of 29 to ber fourth husband, Greeley and Vallandigham, in addition that somebody else had been be- | Coieetor Murptiy has lovely diamonds. four caraue exch. Khe-Klux Pronunciambento, About 100 passports aday are insuod fro a 1k Shines for All. -| The country hee heard from the Hon fore him, and had purchased all in the mar] potjticians may be known by their jewelry. guthe lion. Jay Gonld wears one of the 5 pe etre erent sha bate Depattanens tor Amerieate go is ile = = = . ‘ i‘ J ew York.” Itls siiaped like aw Axe, May 18.—The following is the a rte ite MONDAY, MAY $8, Honack Gaxkery in Texas, At Galveston, ket. iene had come one moment too lat Diamond rings on dirty hands aro dissusting, We Worth €15,00), quecah Of Horses Oravtey lai, evening sh.tne reer -The daily paper printed at Wild Cat, Are RESP Hs ee aia Friday last, where the sie, headed b ‘The buttons sell now for €2.75 @ grows, and Col, Frank B. Howe has very neat d amonds, wine Bs Orange 8. Winana Hi, prosared, to. Dav | tion given lim by tie Amorican Union Cluo, a prt | kansas, is very approprinwly auues the hventng Outen es ey et a Maid deed Y} cre hardly anywhere to be bought. On this | Hord arinwers shoald wear rubies or carbamelos. | Yovy his rieund. worth over $75,00) aptec Yate (Club composed or ex-Union eoldiers, Mr. | wc j Amusements To-day, the Mayor, turned out in a body to grect the | gmail article alone more than one fortune has | Mr. Superintendent Kelso owns a 4,00) diamond. | Overcoat Murphy, of Albany, woars very amall | ‘This cliy and the presence of this audience hero | oo The sessions of the United States Senate for jendomy of Jo— Crispin great and go ir farmer, he ae e i i jen. John Cochrane wears plain gold ornaments, “ nm je nator Banks's p ey | was an evidence of the indivisibiity of the Wnion after the formation of the Governt Ht Bead 1 Miwa reat and good editor and fi h been made, A similar button is manufactured | Gen. Jobn Coch: i Id ts, | Simones. Wren be get Wenevor Benkew piece they m evi he, Indiviatbiity of th A lon. Several yeeroafer whe forme f the Government 4 Copted a screnade from a colbrod band, and | ia Roglend, batit ie not equal to the French, | ,,ff0Bett doo Dowling wears diamonds withoat 8 | vn oi icy sown by tne venerable dude | wrote, noveithetsnaine tie pulluenl hrecay that the | "A esatemporary apoaks of that “ peculiarly Roswort ano a ju a wi Tino ‘a a sure je States. e city of SE ot ope | Hiryaetle Opere Mewee—th0 a. boresen 40h nd 108 4mm mado a speceh which sounds like a distant : — The dlamond js mentioned only thres times in the | Keerw'tay roux timaree” wns” enue TOBA. THe Wateh | anes ast the Beate oF Lowrelinn Ho SY, 0F | smpressive treet which notaiug bal a reverwing JOry 1m ninmeaoe echo of Mr. VALLANDIONAM’s new plat We are informed, from one of the source a Mige Barnard cope o dinmend rine worth | o,fth0r Adollo, Varone, formetty ehiot of staff le ferent trach ; thoy told thes this great een-bound | a wu der trial has.” i j x al oa The Arkavsar Traveller, the eventa of the past were beyond recall; | "2°" the subject, that the rumored arrangement ont Rev. Dr. Corey shows small diamonds, Taste, ; ‘The Hon Ri B, Connolly snort {hee lovely pearis ty dhe Slood and aval of 4 Aumerionn rm ay bn en Mace ous Ti rovliag @ lady's drose by spiving h oe Ari Minst rele sth ot. and Broadway. « c ¢ x a ( i in his ehire front, and a delicio ig diamond on the a equited original the money W spaces Juice upon i Shue tae that the stragglo over the old bono of con- Ls hai 7 eae ate a ae rate f bi Tie Hon. Charles 8, Spencer has magnificent dia- | Ntteanzer of his lett hand hi etacdaterts Aiptomacy of ‘tne U Hon, and was donno asd ot Yen thousand dollars in preminms are to be t Seo estoon oan wears -fvcah i1ieaily bs (eh wa ; ommodore Vannenurer is still maintained ; and | monas. ‘The Hon. John Decker wears a very old-nshioncd | uae for the gevius and tor the development of he | omerca for apocimens of cot Rae 4 f Wate Fone ae wate tention was ended; that both North and | soeordingly, though we do not place full reliance | _ Mr, Ayroe Morrill of Natchez wears beautcous iia. | diamond pin Hy had lt when he was Chief of the ola | Fesourens Of the Arierieal poopie, ecaie sie DiS ed peed Banal bah) ae hed South onght to accept the situation; that monds. Voluntect Fire Departmont. Whore, he asker, were the Union a ereature of | Agricultural Farr, in Getobor. Weed’s Museum iieip, Matiogn, A on this statement, we give it to our readers. It Th William Cook, Req, Tammeny potttician of the | the States, would New Orleans or Louisiana have The remains of the Right Reverend Gen, aa general anneety should be immediately ex- | jg said that the Brie hi to tor V Theodore Tilton owns the pearl of a pure Com | pr eee eed and w helt curate of dine | been to-day? It was a monstrous mistake to nap- . “f ‘ ' y id that the Brie line is to pass under Vawoen- | ecivace inonas. Good, ber pot arect. pose the Onion the orenture of these States, andthe | Polk areto de removed from the churchyard Of Bt 4 by the resignation of three of tho | | Capt. Dan Able of St, Louis shows a seven-carat The Hon, dohe Matialy wears & bedee eet iit diamond flirteen #100 diamonds when he " Hon. Jobn Morrissey wears three besutitul | head of Se Paurick® Knignan ee beltef, dentifed o® properly Southern, he conside | Paui's. tn Ancusta, Ga ered ‘heresy, That they Lelonged tu the ecneral | to Loulsiana, where ay whole be did not pretend to deny; thas whey lave | ty yaw dover elect their own rulers be promptly conceded | prevent Directors, and the election in their place to all elaesee; and that thenceforward all | of three of Vaxornatur’s men, Among the three | ds foe at the moads, . rights, he lind always elaimed. [Appianso} His \ 4 a Tie Hon, Smith M. Weed does not wort dis. . —In a famous bors case in Binghamton, Ny. ; vuld dwell togethor in unity, who are to resign, dave Pise, Jt, aud Peroene | Tonan sleeve batiny are eroper for a mesro Gun- } want UethucRust ta lnernou breomogoronment | BPMN crea uayemy te ue Colon nt? | Yh atoriey anwed a veterinary girzoon 't Ao Mr. Greetey and Mr. VALtannra. | 18 A. Dann are mentioned, Their pisces are, | "Gen. Ryan wears three large pearls and locks like | Oant, Heddon of the Fifirenth Precinct hee a | yale yr oie none Bouter tn, Dats, | cso aie reat g tNor alt ot ain: ingwadarer | saat have heretofore jolued in friendly cor. | Scoring to this report, to be filed by Honsce | Hyperion, Cg Set eCaiatnanay, Riven {o bim by lot of gain tn than George Washington-—a Soutwern mn. bata | gion? To winich the witness replied, “Nos all of ’ ore. pair aceiaie F, Crank aud Avovstos Scueu, ‘The name » | Inthe diamond of charity John HH. Keyser ont Jere ant dance ealoon keepers oy iy 4 pte history of | my examinations have been made in Broome county, - respondence on political questions, it would iia teach: iu iyi rie 7 or sali shines all. tle, tHon. Androw J. Garver avne over $100,000 Ralusee We caster’ Gicans salerriay, on iyiie | it has been aeccriuined that out of Gfevm ce ’ ar ctor, and that of the persor succeed 7. " yrvemnn h' ori ja e M M pe ot be wonderful If they Hind fosontly Ott} Lio” ecu lantioned, dutaald base dav (dee aL Tae aa eed at Boones eekce On | Eamaeity. Wo na madeno Feal prozress in kovern- | panded ealuinn exes i the ordinary corre of natura on , Aro not mentioned. i ay | diamonds : iment Aince the days of Washington, yeas, PoP WG)» pared notes in regard to the future, the re- ‘ " Aceomblyman Timothy J. Campbell wears Trieh Col, Jilson Johnson, of the Galt Mouse, Louis Chi o Maraholi, in the thirty-three yearn of | OMY ONC Pruduccs a mature salmon. If all the eggs ah etan | 88 Govrn will for the present remain in office as Pres- | 4,Acccmbiyman Timothy J. Camp Mile haa wondrous diamonds. He never weirs them | his omcial career, did more to ora vas time Cor Jail Were to producs salmon, the oeean in Walt @ eene fier hi, Mtoe Wd pagey sult being the Dayton programme and the | ident, Another rumor is that the Erie managers to tae oper ment and put its theory into practice than any tury would be a moving Barnum wears an oblong diamond of the purest of Suu alod of wullifi to. F diamonds. ‘The fon. Joh et our const is assuming proportions that many | In such a crisis, a ticket combining: so much | Manufacture of ratroad car whe The pai n Brown of the Nineteenth Ward SO a ee eee ee sce te as cha wa State rights, Daniel Webster nnxwered Cameo sitds are elegant aud inexpeasive. Speaker | wears three very mult but bean fn} diamonds, ‘They t with © | on the stage to ¢ nthon the play and were roundly , . Oe * 250 ve P| - re ‘The Hon. Ge Cai + if ns adr 1 fr in pan etre." Galveston speceh are negotiating with Mr. Jans F. Jor, « great | Pay torene : ie FP AT rie, recta tea eo hte he cartes eke | ine man. fle achieved more with bis pen teen all | —Lo Chins no virtue is universally recognised i vie Wolly ou It tho Republicans should be so Lesldo | anlagontst of Vanoninret, who Fules the Michi. | yJl,ARAy Garver wero VW lene bls dlemonds, Be ) Aare vated bes plate ts eaten Bests, ane ain, | threes, Wannineton"s are well’ addrenn waa "eape: J ¢xevit duty to nacints The t 1 disgrace nu 7 4 * toni aby ator Hradiey has owned a io . eel nor is that ¢ may be x i erie v.10 venta 48 line Ku-Klax platform, and the Democrats go | with thattine; but this story is even more doubt. | #1" Coats fives them to his friends oF loves them, modern times did more than U ect patt to the pollticat powers taat b q ~~ ——— . . fi m fil than the ott Ww h ‘Lom Fields has not yet bought all the diamonds The Hon, Smith Bayliss, of Kines, broncht away If these were Southern ideas, the 5} ‘i ant shi, . Yor the accommodation of persons residing uo | Stapid ne to incorporate into their platform | (° nam Che OMieE, © give these al tions | that he wanis, from Albany this spring tome very Ane He | Southern man; if they were nob, he was not. It Acorrespontent of the London Publishing ati aiding wo d . atevee they. tae be We and e t diam denies that lie made the al chain ntemol hy Stave yove veular points ont the fotio t ' town, advertisoments for Tne Son wii be recetvea at | the Want: IHaspton plank, and place there. for whatever they he y be worth, and oe Senator Tom ‘reamer has @ new pair of diamond LAGKL CNL Wate iad iReveed a 7 he. rane wee never, cow jemolaied teak a Bir, however S “ gs cs ont fe blac ari . Y veraphi- : pop lagh Delle bathed sanght-d devia tawresaions: tas (Ne ; alter all Hleeve buttons nt. Col, Wade Hai v1 t ize. ahould be empo a nullity tue tie, + | eat errors, ocenritng in *Nuttals's Pooka: Dictionary : } ont rogutar ratee at tne uptowa wtverimement omce, | on a candidate to match, what would there | SO" impression that they may, after all, turn | MOI Meee ought to wear emeralds | Hampton, wearn at Lakn Washing three dia: | ing hie trip South he had @ coavervation with a Mis- | + asnon, wkind of pobwlar trie, Lai rey Aes | 64); Weat Thirty-cecond etreet, at the junction of Drosd , out to be more devices of Wall street speculators | —jteis'sosresn : mor clguing hres and ® half ¢ fissippian who claimed to have been » Whiz, and spedet! P ‘ hdd Way aud Sixth avenue, froin § A. M. 108 P.M. be to hinder the people from rising en masse, | 4, adquct the price of Brie shares, Hor : aia shirt buttons—not ab The Hon. George D, Lord, deed disunion, tlowever, when his State went | Mader. a plant much used in dying condemned sia hal ab Cha Bhatia 6? A bringing he price of Erie shares, 0 ley wears plaia sire button Mamond fine tincand etude. Canot e out, he considered that his’ paramount janes | «tnoke.” —— casting aside the chains of party, and bringing a ways un'toned best hold In the tate I " r No More Pish for Dinne ’ on sete . Che Hon, John Che 1 ¢ three diamonds id Ib the late lacarraptible L shouid remain with his Bt The dot the ~The actors at the Berlin Royal Theatre re More Pish for Dinner. out the Chappaqua Philosopher for President, wea for paper are continually die | ,. "6 Hon Jolin Chambermin wears three ‘The Hon. Pike's Penk Nelson of Rockland wears | Speaker deciared, wus never learned from tae Whiz tly steaek in the miast of # play & cause the mane : f . itd : ‘ wih y big we fiberts, Giamonds on snnday oniy. Week days he huttates | party. Ladd Mh tabaci Aba hen! ‘ The menhaden or mose bunker fishery on | and the Dayton Sage for Vice-President One of the latest 1s to employ i t for the Antes for the Preeidency had better leave | Horace Greely, whom he admires very 1 . ls n there was a war ofgiants in the Senate,and | Ker bad fuiled to pay their salaries. The play wap foar will lead to disastrous results as regards | philonthropy and pluek would sweep the ut into dises the diameter of the whee Hieron nas eat Cost him § G0. He took them for a bad debt crushing denunciation that resounded throushout | ttod by the audi ac i th > abe +A :, ri ; thickness of the tire, and subjected to a pre ‘The Hon, J ‘ombly Carey shines wi Mr. Neziah Wright. 7 ‘of the Bonk Note | the whole country, and rej the hearts of |" tp eee ie fish that are used for food. Beforo mos country, Mr. kELEY would draw t andl reap alee eeciahis ay pre. aioe, 3 hn Tw rubly Carey shines with o NF. Nexial oT ot ay Be rote | ‘poathern men ns Well 06 Recthera ines, When ot —A nowly married man complains of the high Dunkers were scoopad from the water by | all the independent Republicans, including aie ee Bice See ie ac Harry Genet's broad sleeve buttons bear his mon Of dian 4 wisower, a later day South Carolina attempted to carry out | price of “ducks.” Ho says his wife rec ntly patd for } ‘ ‘ Aiton then secured by iron flanges held by bolts | ogeaw ih diamonds Dr, Neale wets one big and one little d among, | thatdoctrine, Andrew Jackson, another Foutherd | thers of thon—n duoc of abonnit, a duck of « drew, | 14g millions, to be tricd out for oi! or spread over | the honest carpet-baggers and the judicious . . : ns On the big one Simpson would pr batty tend mn. answered jn a masterly Proclamation, takeng oa | 4 ze . v bad 4 passing through them and the paper. The wheel The He ard Schell aves an old fashioned 1 \ By pene ee ff | andaduck of a parasol, Ho says that such “ death i is rr : Jureey andl Lowest ‘ ile Aik VARA ; pand dottars. “The littie ons will Provably grow everi stronger grognds than cit Mr, Webster, Kal jersey and Long Island farms for manure, | negroce, while Mr. VaLLanprattam would | qn peceivea'a stecl or iron flanged tire, The | @*montt WOHG bees, Suma Ee rake ot Oooo, ih ward Liviaston, is See of St ana. | fa poultry wit! rata hin.” at. sa 4 hen receives a steel o n flanged tire. The \ oie © Hon, Jobn L. Mage of Troy, the unpopular ard havi * ( y i " Bh large schools of blueish and striped bass | win to it ail the progressive Democrats, in- | gdvantages claimed for the use of paper for this | vot cade nis DB, Asten wear# three emall } cuarrman nf the Hailioan Commiites at Athaay tase | Ht of Louiolana, very probably Wrote that prucla: —The modern Now Englander keeps Sonday pha tae ‘ ’ : antag t 4 Winter. alternates between diamonds and rabies mation : ft erent femrion trom his é t came regularly in their scason, frequenting | clading the sensible seccesionixts and the | purpose are, that it is noiseless, docs not awell | My ‘on of Nashvitic shows two enor Sherif Banexer enrporta ono diamond welehing | wif,{t.wss ot Soutvera doctrine, then George tite phomcabt tan an puaroey ar weds bf i] tha walete and sive ound New: York aes nial ade rte wth ths: anileed a@hinte Watay te moits diamond au 4s nently three carats. end’ ano’ asiington, dulin ALarsiali, Andrew Jackson, and iFe Paper, lamenting the scarcity of trout th . i i : nd rivers around New York. | reformed Copperh s r shri the weather, affurda a stay to th President Grant wears po dismonds unless they | #otutety peerect. Onequatied for snap and Edward Livingston, we ‘As | observes: © Yet, powithstanding the poor prospect o€ ' When blucfish made their appearance, for Let us have peace! tire and o@ lateral support ia turning curves, | are | resented vw min The Non, W y came home from the Le- at ; ows! | fn fa i areal, a good ‘string,’ the brooks are regularly amd pere if mers would come from tho inland districts a a dapts itself to any trifling iuequatity of the in- married man should wear diamonds. Let him J suis te with om Quamade Tle anya tt Te: the ‘wole: couakey, [Appistives) «fad elteved | sistently fished every babtoith } 1 Ferre Arig i + Tdcas that Cannot be Gainsaid. ner surface of the surrounding tre, and is cchieth tel ale asa the aps i tempt to divide it succeeded, at would have been A clergyman who lived near Mount Monads and camp for days on the seashore, eapturing ' ted y Diamonds are not appropriate for clergymen to |, Daring tue Tos Cirdono wears three | another Poland, distracted by fends, and ev iy | Nock Was preaching one Sabbath on “faith. Warm. . 7 Scnunz . » thie onger than any other material of the same | wear in their bosoms, poautiful diamond studs and @ dianond ring o 0 ae ay thee dle ed = brad Llanllrcertated = a } supplics of fish that would last them until _8e nator Scuunz has written a letter to the | stronger t ate y other ma etal f the sam bad Mey i HON seks of Loniiana, eotored, | Wee tmycr. "Ail those diamonds reas large as peas, | & prey to forciga arwe; or auothes Germany, with | jug with lia euvject, We went on to peak of the | the fish came again, Now it fe a rarity to | Central Republican Association of Cincinnati | Weight of which a wheel ean possibly be ma ead techy diemones. eee 4. | the Hon. Jamon M. Onkley of Queens, tre hand. | Gmaller inten, At Oneal coaetae AMiotion’ and’ | Wonders that faith evutd do. Tt could remove mous bd 5 y fa a * ; a — ; i man In the last Legisiatnre, exceot Dick Flan 4 De ental ha * splash tains, even Monadnock ; “tough matea, thoagt,” ike a goc - sue! i omising to stop in that city and delive: , Gen, V Larding of Williamson eoanty, Te +, Wei to that le attributed her success in the receat war aay, OVER. acne ts » thoagt,” be yi strike a good school of bluefish in the height |! f D in that city iver 81 tm Vermont, ont of every twenty-one | naltteWje% Harting of Wittamson esanty, Teas, chs, wears an lumeise diamoud crows; | Mynat We attributed ner succwws in the receat wateg. | added in an tndertone, at be cast a hasty elence ot 18 of the season ; and striped bass will goon be ic addrese coon after the extra session | couptes who are married, one is destined to be Ndianiond i svmbol of trath, The love of dia: toh, the Gama Chicken of Of war. Wicy suould abide by the decision. | towerme summit. j uoknown in walera Old feliariid the Senate shall adjourn. is Aseo- ia ; mor vod e passion the Game Cyicken of | he Ameren are adiverte race, We sprang from In the Massachusetts Senate, on the 10th nin our waters, Old fishermon as divorced ; in Massachusetts, one couple are die | Mer" wor opiaion | F Big mia eieaied ren alities of tog world ay weil as trom 1 , tert that this is owing to the destruction of ion wes organized to eeenre certain nec rorced out of every forty-four; in Ohio, ove out | wundoring ie diaainds. z ink ss rent races; wo have established the eau lust tne maiter of cacao raltrond tranyportattoa—e Het their natural supply of food, the mow. | Sty reforms within the Republican party, | of every twenty-seven ; in Connecticut, one out | | Xo. man ery tie ateas Democrat who isnot rico | yun hanenndiite eae Ta lntay ators ath Set TEATS, CRE te SLs ame RS SUaORaerees li gace’ ad waren nay Ceow aasseeebl' al Iosmek ‘4 . ene gh to wear diamond nd stick ! in. The Rucsiaa Mera coite 2 ee th y akin § Dainey, and whicn has boon discasset at te Duakers, ‘The mesabunker te a fish aber | stich as civil service reform, revenue reform, | of every eleven ; while in Ch desnomber et | Hite els cant ef iten pei way, No Renabheas polluciaa eau try this | Hens there wasno other wav. We who dot Legislature and the publlc press—was Anally resom- s i ‘ ; Deacon Ri-hard Smith of Ciuelaoati 19 a dian irre Ue national lilo are prepared to give It a ¢ i Asasheo i our loctiee long, cressmbling had in | 2d a greater freedom of criticism upon the { thore divorced far exe ds the number of those | cf hinsett ana wears none yr dass Taaeg ORERE Res nie v4 atlotheutcucien’s they are not kindred in races | mitted to te Hallway Cominittee, instractionevo bi : Andiws ond leaderent the y. With th watried, for the reason that discontented people | _ fairey O'Brien wears a Mashing diamond ring | Young ttn « aR anmeere. formerly OF SHE Fon hind, Bue. tues y to move | report a bill reqniri oF move railroads to ren } shape and color. It is full of bones, and | Measures and leaders 0) the ty ith this AGW peace este? ta wad Heep ettiae Mis diamond studs are lort ainiond of vreat briiliaaey, witha guad to protect | AWay; we need tufent and labor we h trains at the uni{orm rate of two conve per mile. \ very oily, Bluofish and large tase yo for it | MOVement Senator Scuunz avows himself to | 1° ry part of the world take up thelr real- | | Simmy O'Nelt| sf the Ninth Ward displayea tnrec. | "Sram Pspoeter as wa for orat. | out, limite become too sinall to cunt they gentleman living ia Chesaning, Mich, tee ie : ; : adaines iv) Hewave 4 donce in that city in order to be relieved o caiac diamond. Unmarce 4 Tweod's bit dinmond is too targe for ordi. | oUF, Hu! og emall to cuntuln all, they | «tty sens 6 despateh to Col. » @rush. Sca bass, lings, Macktish, aud | bein perfect sympathy. He saye it is “ just ! \ , Jen diamonds are’not #0 good ae ott Bary ote: t ts vated at $20,009 Bee eet eenreau numer | at abash beta Cokabd ta bescaey A r WR Vaasa ERRER eae Et elk dat aad TR Use TENRC seal ti bonds which have become irksome. W Oa ercae ect © good as other kinds. | wy 0 gave it to him maid $4.00 for It Bt ha Extonston is only a question of Lime; a time will | ing,“ E shall be at Onraha most me ther." Tae opera. ‘ f o devour it greedily. is needed imes like these, and i Pal 5 i : pet ba s Dron sold sor $19.00 tas Will be ouss, jast as Rus- ‘ ne ©" to the thi pr i , be nisin, however, must beconie a great place nitor Pierce f Brooklyn weare diamonds oe t * ) , ; e W NG a, tor omitend the “0% ia the word Mada Hh Some idea of the extent of the monhaden | Ousht to epread all over the country of resort for those who desire to be divorced, | when he plays draw poker FARE EEL RaW RTE ROR OER ean? ntow sand the, West Tudien, Jost nt | patch read * most The Colne! at once starts ae fishery may be formed from the following We presume that in the promised sp since it appears that in that State @ mere incc The Hon. D. D. Conover wears three diamonds vans 8 10, 1'ia' Ga or awa, but ie } ferwnce takes all nature's peace, Ti T duit choose boi his joursey of mM, and lpr berbany bond ! r : ae aaani wget th Sih of remarkable #26 aid. Math, celebrated fur ke orilileney terenetta sna to ty houre, cout iavite me to yours, | misak on arriving at Cacaaning. Tha ear ) j facta: On last Wednesday evening the Mat | Cincinnati the distinguished Senator will | patibility of temper is sullicient reason for an- The Hen. Thomas J, MeCanit! The Hon davies W. Husted, the Bald Eugie of | Taxe your place aud win your spurs; is op. | mistae, and it Is proposed to ascertain who shall foot \ tituck Company of Long Island captured | lay down anew and ecoforee with all the if | mulling all obligations of marr @iawwonds set tn black euam: Wi gitanpetas tae) oot of cinmgane for ever? Gay 18 tne | Pee uae owe AM Pea than cy ike Bu AUT > ara Wave? elammonde Ui eek. Th 2 Go espns on our Own two | reading oa ' ‘ ; , | over 1,000,000; the North Haven Fishing | tellectual resonrecs at his command the ad ah fiseas SAIREPRTTAI Lie omer ven onlley, wears, bixeer diamonds tian any | jast winter were stunner e's toes. We. Will fit instead 0 —Mr, L. U. Reavis, the distinguished capital. ‘ ; , ; ne Royal Albert Ha 10 West BE ; : ly Powter ° rooklrn Water | cattse of m, cquillty will bea source o over, piblishes « tett se tk Lewis Desndaree } Company took 300,000 on Friday ; the Indian | mirnble principles which were stated in his | pre 0" att : wi {dient James O'itrien 1s the bent drossed man ta | nur eenwler, President of the Brockivn Water | cause of w erquelie et nae alt7| Hiebhat babe tinic beh addipheliecr yyy ebro doc { Me Guent caught 900,000 last week; | 8 speceh, in the following lang’ in London, whieh was recently inaugurated with ] town. no dtamonas ford larwir ones, tw these were given tO hin, wod he | A am di 0 acknowled, quality of al Tal ebananets HEAVIAE ; mh Neck Compa y caught 301,000 last weck ; e Louis ‘ chy in the following language imposing corenonics, was built ase speculation The diomonds ef the Oriental Club are Jadge | does not wisn to chance, : ae ics eae free oe hs Pe a Mi He Or | coss'ul newspaper, Mavint beca approached by ® i le the North Side Company seooped in 109,000 I conser Wt one of the most presing needs ot | yy ceriain noblemen and eapitilsts, hended by svandicy aad Merabel Looker. nae | ite lien, dummes Irving. when he ticked smith | were in places wire It wuaid be an, advauta [eternal ty tlenrel squaring bebo alma in ono day ;and Mr, Naigon Bunierr pulled | °F ci78 teat we shoal returm to the sound prac: | 1), tw. ; tase, tings nay some fine dumoats. He | Weed. vad una ctuter ofiwenty diynioniseworih §. | be black ont rs nathe hii, or desire | BC WOs avout estaliishing. Mr, Reavis at once sake 3 f : Lice of ecnstituonal orernipent. The safeavarae | te Prince of Wangs, who made the discovery | ¢ HF 1 ae Bort ; We anil an en eraid as dic ay atoning eag. It was the | to trampic on him. I we had ‘iat rule, | him how mach money he had to back his enterprise, i $n 5,000 at one hanl. ‘bree now boats have | of cur commen rights ond liberties, eontained in the | Mat a big thing of this kind was essential to the false reporters of the Pulse Reporting Tribune | ip, nel Ata # We woud have saved the abor now nearly | and was Informed tuat ho had none, his oDject to abart> et! nd liberties, ained in the e iy Geka Caine Hlues oo Toere is an uncut Afviean diamond in Boston | exter {. 1 believe th are destined | 45, } been launched at Greenpoint within a woek | Constitution, sre too seered and valuable a boon to | happiness of the fashionable West Enders, al- | y 1 welsh us npward of niue carats Iti of precisely toa | to tt und become a val tof ine | #8 the paper being to make 5 As tis gentleman He | bie oats A Se ip oe iter geabbal ashe: MIA GER Ae tdllee hnainarah mracireatoa a William Ienty Huribert wears three lustroas | shapn deserloed hy Phony twotloassadgvears 90.60 | Unioa, Tey aro wot my enemilvs Wi Cor Me T proccodeadto ase his name asa coatrinacor without 0 engage in the business. No great profits | be bermancu'ly jee 0 providing for a pass ugh the latter had never manifested any indi. } #anj4-res suitacte + Ge: ing (wo pyramids nnited at tao Nase, Scuator Revels Leh A cardia gt uthority teavist tit tn Va a i : : emerzenc time that tae Amer , © Hon. Henry Harley of the Erie Railway pos- | Sahl to sent to Woaton and buy Aaa iny onemies Saye) OF Aen bessep daily Aihhoa Ua haitan ised ply dspatten it aioli ce tay accrue from this unprecedented slaughter of | y tome that tne Ami cations of a belief that they were in pressing | y./ne Hon. Honry Hatley of the Erie Railway por Me Hicsiea Wittleee Hex disatn baa gonearaac oven | TMATDInE, suse BRoteH ION publicly to fay that he considered a man a fool to go } the fiany teibe, atid Que sicnch arining fen) | ete et ere ere eee ee | eee OE moenina tomllnben, Sah wae pemplaled ited: Wuasiet’ Ceasietiaa wears ie two diamonds. Mr. teary De Forrest. wasted i rut | diswed to Bed i {nto Anewsaaper without three things, namely: frw, ‘ n i F adener, and that neitear a greet name oor an ob- laid dark hints that the whole thieg had be Pb aN Pet ater, bl fa chase One the owner day Cor an ¢ int rin, Wit re ; a mint of money: secondly, a vervgneculixe and supe | dackyicd obi BC Hal ake LR Hlas 1 i ; mi pints that the whole thing had been a Mrevehuina nm rer ol tt. saying that he would | CowMtry. Gres advo f ida : ying ps of fish at the places where et appealing to our sympathies should be permitted to make inoney out of a piece of land in a ¢ Hon. GT, Pendleton wears three amall, neat | starve beiore he would part with “ ement, ror business abUity ; and third, Drains. Bome peoole ' the oil is manufactured is horrible. It is | ' disguive tt, Ae tor me, T have seen the working | 4 " ut of a piece of land in | giamona studs at partion would Baye put Dralus first, Lut tant ea question of cli nee A mI nd n jis dea n KP. f " a " t hat, She eed aT he Cer eats | of lrrespnattblo power end personal government ia | Niel Pri Auornr, and since his death an: } ick Pomeroy haw x 40 diainond given to Pinon = ad taste ey | Sther countries, ond I may sevure my eonetituent | ter exalted personage, was interested, and | bi oy ramen, ¢ ! NOTDS. a, Bat no sue Two Chicago men, it ia said, have lately pate abe! fish were left to their natural uses, the fis! ~ y sae Hon, T. Norelius Rooker owns two d — Ki not de a Ki 5 5 p FF | : heir natural uses, the @sh- | gt wiile 1 au a cisizen of tue republic T stati | Promises to prove an ctephant of the largest pro EH aA ines atianeoen word Baciaty varhan walk coo Ge ast ac mavloncs liad y | ented two inventions whiei will attract more than or- Wah emmen would make more moncy Ia cay stiuggie to the last gasy agulust troduction | portions for ckhoklers, The hall will | Mr, Zimmerman of New Orieans wears the | PeFiations piss j Ginary publie attention. One te © safety:lock, to. be an ing the myriads of large game fish that are | ‘ere accommodate soine eight thousand people. Its | Frandest diamonds in that great city The wor between truiting skirts and short dresses t he had stray \ opsopaort appazad ciel ataenpt pad seam dll ccrhq (i T F ; Very cood sham djamouds can be bought cheap, | S!tnues to 1a Ane Garments, to prevent the steatiag of pocse!books OF h now kept away from our coast for want of Tliess aro doctrines which cannot be too | sootarise in tiers toward # fine dome ; there is « |’ 7 Aben ods on 3 p ; F on every American W ee | a ; They will do for Aw. ‘ nce covers for parasols are now amaller then the | ballut-box aud tho tm: r valuable things therein, The safetylock te Sine 14 sullicient food. ‘This is a subject that the | Ceeply impressed of too firmly rooted 1a | round enclosure suggestive of a circus in the kay Valuable diamonds ownod by New York | Parasol. They are vandyked, teallopet, or castcliates | tanght by the wor tween the oate: and the lining of th ij his i et that th ply oiitielate er than ituene y At the lower ez r a ter cloth and the lining of the 4a Hon, Ronenr B, Rooseverr, the Hon, Ho. | the minds of our pe and it is an occa. | middle of the floor, and there isa stage or phat: | Ni tren of Mweaver street. woare a dlawond | ,,(2%e" de Chombral a very dinohanons ris, 4a | fur Soulh Ameren, but they mre hot sue! to Ue dyitdeeilt dled itech Aan and ld git 4 if | RATIO BkYMOUR, and Gxonog G. Coorer, | ston for publiccongratulation that they have | rm occupied by a hnge organ. The entire | wiich hes a great repuiatiog for Bash BEET Seer RR ne irene He a8 E01 DEG RIe BS HE MMR HEAY: BM tor cette Waa bescanscck cut he tearbsaurs Gimcane Pre i 5 ‘i ’ 1 i yal family was trotted out to give éefat to th The Hon, Gersh. Banker of Schenectady wore the ‘ one experiment. a‘ 2 @ poss ‘ Comm'ssioners of Fisheri uld look into | 80 able au advocate as the brilliant statesinan |" § n Després k vos fi trea —— ‘ hand, it mast be unloeced with the other, by tnraing a vag ‘isherivs, should look into 1 tL a Re ee Lar purest diamonds at Aibauy last wiater prée SoC +b ' ; openin as of no use; the speculation is ‘ x shone; Loutiel's tor mo: half dros 4 BRILLIANT DAY'S SVORT. spring ring inside the coat, wh: ng ii ' and aet npon. of Missouri, i * pes? John 1. Nathan, the rich eireas proprietor, when | eho: ng. OF traveliag wen . hale Rr. (4 eth ts Ned spring vlog, aloo: Sor tan ——— “ —— a failure. The main thing for which the new | iefulidrees. 1s covered with diareones gue Waa eCabas Vas tpn (GALA AAU GA - eater sstety, can be taka away at pleasure, which, ii if Chicago or New York? An extraordinary and almost incredible | ball was declared necessary was for grand con. |), Mr. OW Weed of tho New Orleana Times wears | Weal netther be Wirt nor stoton." as tin atta od by. rae ee a Day ia a be i »peration Is easily dono by the wearer, Dat is trouble t tcher diamouds than aay other editor. Jngentous contrivances to 8 .e aim of the hand fleets ac damich Ma sone and Inconvenient for tha piekpocKe:; nelsher eam ; ae event bas occurred in St. Louis. Exnst Susisny, | certs and oratorios. When they came to give a ; v4 (Tha Chicana teonla exticettoisos hat cite J . Bansr Susisey, ’ Col. James Fisk's grevt diamoud was sold by | Joan Baptiste nair pin eashions or racks are the Brano the Winger pocketbook, s9 fastens}. be cat out swith @ Ralfe, i}! m go people expect t hat city | formerly Tre t city, was on the 15th | grand concert, only the favored few who sat near | Tiffany during the war for 85 40, geuld Dee AE EL Tad Caan Nhe AE ercne |). Mie slosive day of die @téetwe NRi clase CLEA MAN ERIERE DLas Ce Rinaeat the +h | he centre of the tea trade of the Unite? | inst, geutencs shitentivey for bve yeara | the stage could hear the singers; the rest héard | ,Tuellon. M. Norion—ne livea 1a ove of the weat- | Over s tle riobon tas et forme the rack oF ecstuou. |g weitiant ono for the trotting Lurt stealing of watches froin vost pockets. If these Invene SH Chicago merchants show five cents and a : ; tise é said out of the dome, others out of the cellar, | froin the old country forty-iwo years ago gverdteencs Wut noting cau take tie piace of Orga" | eourse, mot cacebting even the crowds attracted PAA Aree Ae eee eee ween anaes ad half per pound to be the lowest ocean rat Advices from Ringgold Barracks, Toxas, | The architects thought to remedy that by rais- |, Wchster Wagner, of palace car notoriety, Weare ® | Jridal wreatie are now more fr some ‘youre ago, when: Dexter was pitted againes Prof. Levi, PF. 8. A., has prepared a yolumi a ‘ nas say that noither the State nor the General Gov- fr eocea : ae eee Neca sats of miiogied Mowers, all wi ° chen, Jr, oF Flora Temple ib slaps Nace oa acemutive crcett bp - hi from Yokohama to New York, including tn. | **Y that neither ate nor the General Gov- | ing « big screen or sounding-board, and an- | Charley Lamar of Sayinno's, bas moro big dia | white orchids: aud sow tops Patchen, Jr, oF Fiora Temple mateted agaiast | nous ani exiimustive reporton the Iquor trades of } surance and all other charges; while arrango- | °° ment Js pr tecting the interests of the people | nounced the oratorio of ** Elijah,’? with Sir Ma. | monds than can becoanted ta halen hour, ored orange Nowers aud bridal Fores. Ethan Allen and running mate over the Fashion. | Great tritain, ta which he estimates that the capital it menta*have been made by the Centr Land | 2% the Mexican border, Armed Mexicans in | cuaet Costa's orchestra and many fine singers. | Cant, WR Donaldson of St. Loule owns the | , Large gilt hoop earrincs aro now very ma Tho management of Flee:wood is determined that | represented mn the different Dranches Of tuts Dasiuess 1s | e Central ; SS oe ds i ather ofa; diamonds, Weight, nide carats y ave cajied “Tammany rigs.” and pr all the rules shali be complied with, No favoriism 5,000,000 an acs bor Of Rareor 009, 4 ' Union Pacific Railroad Companies whereby large bands cross at pleasure and drive away the | The result was worse than before. When Senator $. TH. Frost of Richmo anty wears (ral kavace gnc perbaria splondor Lares ROW | 16 shows, he Presta aay bE dis ; Land ery aed 00 psa ben q i Union Bacitio Rellroad Companies wher ty J cattle of the setters, and no resistance is offered. | the chorus sang “Maal, hear and answer,” | samon‘s. ‘they are vey Leto Is Sab be desached and worn a Honadle. They | cs tiring in their exertions, and during the four daye | (he wnote areengagot in oublte houses an A hatees ta at Guibas tiaras Gpelnasd triliste wie Similar reports come from other points on the | Baal did ear and answer with a shower of dis: | rechercuc. ‘Democrats ly then diamonds, bat more ee of sport everything about the course went as smooth | bottling and coopert 00 persons are employed + “ ee ill be but four | border, The people complain of this, but they | cordant echoes which quite overwhelmed the | Mr. R.'T. Ki am nee, La., wears ORES ae clockwork, This tavorite New York trotting | #00!" malting an4 browiaz; 65.000 tn the protnetion cents anda half, ‘The difference in time | should remember that Gen, Guaxr is still spend: | singers, For musical purposes this costly edifice three seiparikabie diamonds vet in black shane can accusc ae Beare crouad must become the most popular race track in | OfnOpR: 1R0) In growin And picking hope ; 6.008 te t ' fa between forty days by rail toChicngo and | ing a vast amount of money, for an economical | is worthless, Now there isan industrial exhibi- | 1 bi aroromta’ He hele tise the morning stan’ freee | of Mr. Madden, of Btiddi has toed s-Btto Jong | Me country. TS Tke Rivas Wome chotaneuec a te tet i about one hundred and twenty days to New | Administration, in keeping ships of war at San | tion open there, but it is as much too small for | ‘The Biz Judge wears plzin studs, and gives to the ! Mela geran eas Uk The Grat “Ueot was cailed promptiy: at 6 o'clook hy’ | vineial parts of il at #1 599, 10,090 tn London ide York by the Suez route, In 1869 the total | Pomingo to protect the interest of Baxz, and | such purposes as it in too large for ordinary uses nate ae wo he ip ood pag lid Sere anor, Ipnes Smith. the great awning, maker, | the judges, Messrs Alley, Knupp, and Litell, The | wi ¢700yeariy rental, ‘The averago waxes of thoes em- | Nake chal bas anne init tn thine kaa a rr. Wm, ius Goodloe of Lexineton, Ke spooking get four flyers promptly responded, a!) in splen on: | ploye Ne liquor 1 ¢ » i). eonsumytion of ton in this country was 42, | that there must be some limit to the expenditure | The only possible way in which it could be made | tuft, gous ott ts theastonser Rincton, Ken- | spadking er four flyers promptly responded, plendid eon: J ploved im the ignor trade in Englaod are 834500 00 @ {| ’ There are no two-year old Rvadick Mam)! demith Maid was ear, To thi b s 1 851,07 4 ; of the public funda. Probably Guawr thinks that | to inaanaelly: wane to i le The Hon, William M. Corry of Ci re Aro no two.year old Radick Mumbtetonian | ‘ Nith Maid was favorite in the betting | year. To Chis must be added $35,030.00) for 50M ticense } 51,070 pounds, a quantity which could have pay permanently would be to let it out for h ‘iam M. Corey of Cincinnati bas | eo t this year, ne three Years azo the greut vrogeaiur | at long odds, Palmer aud American Girl alternauine | granted to wine and spirit deaters, with oases Tees ioceatded (rin Baa tt Hagia American citizens ought to be able to protect | Republican mass meetings lately mounted a big yellow diamond get in sliver, Of trotiers was not In the si, for second choice, Lucy selling at low fivures in the | gt €2,00 each fortease and. fi rab A are en forwarded from San Francisco in twenty: | themselves, si a jetings. Senator L. B. Jonks of West Feliciana, La, has Bernstein, the cizar maker, has purchased fr: pools. Goldsiaith Maid poral bdddlscovee peepee tiautea Nivel pasar sed y hemselves, ) La, H ‘ar Maker, has parchas ‘om | Pe 4 Maid won handily im three ‘ five trains of ten carseach, Several Chicago aaa z rc —_— -- three very large diamonds of wucomnion splendor: the conenmun of the Hon. WM. Tweed the celebrated | Straight heats, ‘Lhe folowing is the t nother 100,000 menin than, tn brewing the eapttal nike ne 2 Pisciculture Is ycarly recelving more and The braiding of palm leaf isan important | ‘The Hon. Rufus F, Andrews will have diamonds | "AY Pacer Locomotive, for $1,000 panies Inverted #9 estimated at 120,000,000, The Moating eaple uses are now importing tea from Yoko. x ee ay tical Tenor | branch of i try in Massachusetts, the prin when he gets bis allowance tn the Taylor will case The rumor in rite abont town that Dexter Is to ap ioie: tree tek an heed Bini Gea talemployedin making beer aud spirits and im tha Sims dinad; Wiis td accika hte) re attention, but few people bave any idea o ’ 4 ‘The Hon, Silas Sweet of Sehohaire county sported | LAF Be ain on the trotting tri Cary ie fre all horses; 82.090 to the first, | importation of foretgu spirits ant wine I $2,000,000, i ome 25,0 al towns where the trade is carried on be : L tod | Chalicnue trou the San Francisco wouder, for 430.000 Oto the third, and $400 to the BS ah : ne , 5 what may be accomplished in this direction at com. | Pal towns where t aon being damon d 10 the late virtuous Legislature . ; oe ieee ee in hve, un h —The Pine Grove eorrespo he Roc sheets of about 60 pounds to the chest have | paratively trifling expense by judicious effort, Tt] AmMert, Barre, Palmer, and Fitchburg, The ntor In Congrose, to bo verfect, shoult wear | einen. ‘Taiccontee was cansiicton coe ue the noe ee BRAM arene ay tes eee tert neues en ee Sari ro8 * Chicago for tho Wostora trad is said that the black bass, which abound in the | aiding Is principally done in tho country around M. du Chailln, the African traveiler, lately drew a tie Queen City one oF SADE SERRE Aunaud BAe) ee pibea ons Wi esaeaay ay ealass AW aside During the same time about 50,000 chests | Potomac, many of them weighing from three to these towns by the wives and children of farmers. maxoiticent dustend cross in a lottery. A bachelor Mambrino Bertie is expected to arrive thie week. pide ” $$] von box parsed. aud when m f the congregation have passed through Chicago for New York | five pounds, were never known in that river until | 28 Resrly every farm house braiding hats, and | , “ihe Non, Chauncer, iimer of tainad Clty Malte | Story wo ik sai"(n rencsntto the Ow tovorie Bre Mswariers, Wasi’ ite, 1 Ne TOneed aerd Parson Wilks, Deacon Amway, ene and other Eastern cities, afer eth when a few buckets full of amell, | P*8ding the leaf into webs for Shaker hoods, in | “Ty amonds are a gga investment, beeaose tate ' arikable Gegice. n° Vente Brown | Foes a dB I oan 1 Sa Pe chan neki It is provable that a good portion of the | young bass were transferred from the Obio and Lahr 68 an peupellon. ae aha We valucicnaiy IncrentShtnat way 0 Done boy Pie at eelaee tere Cn erae si eocl I RES 7 edints | Sogine tata woul tae souvevme to se ea hercafter imported will como Soon deposited in the canal basin at Cu Jand, Me 8 of New Englan he leaf is imported ho Lon. Jubn J. Tiait of the Seve art ae. dat eet pee eatin ‘The second trot for da sings, for | disa they a 4 toa neigh’ tea hereafter imported will come by the way | deposited ir 1 basin at Cum Mo ae reine otal cuported] wears voice eit lamoudeast in vheform ot a triangle. | soaatala Boy are to ahiow thet tout mi which thore wore 13 entries tin an ap: | money. First the parson eon of the Pacitic railronds—it is eortain that | “hence they had free access to the Potomac river an e be | anG ay Senator Caldwell ix one of the very few editors | ‘The noted trotting mare Lady Hughes is so hich | of the first bust Lvdin waa the favorite in. the rola. | HIViNg to altp a BLLy cent nove up his eoattsiveve during the routo which offers the greatest economy | "4 it# tributaries, In Germany the eulture of by raion (eerie ee is distributed | he canadved vo wear cumonds, Me has some Bue | tm Aoan, that ang will not te in conaiton for fullayeet | at lung odde, Neue of Toronto accond, Laty Wells tr und reported #642, Thon Mr. W . e gTwatest econot re ihe dealers (OP Paria iat eed : before the fai) camvatzn, When she doce put ia aa ae Rolle ‘of Foronte secon Is ted Ney y fish is an important sourve of income to the in: yu r working u Waste m rial, 1 Hon, 8. F. J. Travue of Prankfort, Ky., b pearance she tt : an af ct Sruno in the fleld, Before t n a dwith the t rs report, took the mat a of time and money will comman a F ot . . p y, erg’ | the brightest dia de south of Mason w dike seca her kee hrikeome oes The Alder din # rite, Belle ot i , pipgtoyay ae CURL Ca y ts - aod that traf | 1 spite In northern Bavaria the whole coun. | Tiected in splitting, is wold as paper makers’ | jh,” MAO GREE RERIN OF aibeaD BRA Ree yas woot I dl ie Hien Gila thor able ese ae band baboskld adonly O47. Then hoon wens Ne; but it does ne ow tha ny gi ock for dollars @ ton he pay for braid of the ‘Twoltth invested heavily on ype she ACM ALY ab lis hands w tn ¢ vb fallow that any great | try js spotted with Gsh ponds, Wherever there | Sek fr fifty dollars a ton, The pay for braid ike Commibsioner Barr knows wp dismonta’or ih tavested he fn | in tie betting, and, though there fori babh a nid dnd ssaount of trade will therefore be transferred | i,” 4 marshy place, oF the lauds ncod to be | 125 '# small, but the work is easily learned, and | Eiijt, MMCNAFY ormavents, Mis own Deauty is aut er wien the eHekt asians | thirmuhing song tho drivers Lovett brougut the | Ot) arson 01 ew York to Chicago, i 7 employs 0 0 hich would otherwise b r . directly to take a parting giatice at f (tle horse home # wit ¢ from New York to Chicago, which would J drained, they catch the water in» fish pond, | *™@Ploys odd moments which would otherwise bi The Hon. Cl aries H, Krack of Ulater. the red-hot rated gray stepper iow is train at when het winters only bo a way station, even supposing that | Many farmers realize os mach from their water | *"rcly lost, Many thrifty farmers’ daughters | figng tan of Ws late AuouDly, wears ah carat die A hey Wiley foe x the the bulk of importations should come that | crop as from theirland crop, Sometimes along the | Kee? themselves well supplied with spending | Sir. James Gordon Bennett, Jr.. wears splendid | } Y Ficod woe Ga Wenrecderene using | syewos priver aa B41; $1.00 to tue hrate Gut rae tes | coNld find Dot #4.82. Anit 40 tho pred dalineos , money é eaten lat Saiha . ewes, which be cha! saarding ia The Mar Ge tke mne mented on DY sportsmen, has nivenaced | Second, 8200 to the third; mile heats, beat tires in Aye, | [ Count, til Parson Wilks aid: v #60 way. It is likely that Chicago, St. Louis, | whole course of a brook one may see dozens of | 0" any ry ne Magn sity = oe pada eure tah Seal a ae wary dt Hdont iar oui | aries ene k ta gy | becnenaniod: Mt taker unto ie wings of s dave _ pis source make provision for me whe . Peat and on. AY last hie added to bis staule of troter: Hi Lovett’s br. g. Young Rrano. a fol and other Western cities may to. great ex. | fish ponds, formed by turning the water from th make provision for the time when | | Eugene Durnin, the hantsomest man in New York, | Non Kuen ime wiuner of the a2 Beaute oF routers | Jur Carpenters & am: Hele of Toro {ih | and Miowh away.” and the deacon propos that as ‘cnt Neike ical strouin, following close one after another, They | eY shall set up housckeeping for themselves, | farrice diamonds loose 1m bie pockels wo Kive to wid | BENE o1 $13.00 Howe Vadv Weils $10 | there now seemed to be bat §3 lett, thoy should each mt supply the local trade in their respec. | steam) following her, ‘They peneheer ie i sh a ee geliarry D 2 | take Aity cente a & remuneration for their arduous tive regions, and Chicago from ita connuend. | ve therfore so tha country always a good sup- wha Buaroan aie Lack Bare. ap Samiuel Sinclair, Esa. of the Zrlbune, wears dia SPORTING NOTES. Mi, Hagens brendan He Chetan, ete They agreed, aud the deacon sigued #16 f An 4 y of fish, notwithstanding they are far from the | — 0: i lg on ; f Hd wits! Wie baballowed Lgut of tree love } ' ] oo ya ana ihe deacon tig able enterprise in being firet in the field will | ! y be | _ Ossian and Ignatius rien, two of the three | opinions, ra - 8. tn, Kosa Goldu toe 35 | ceips for $100 sea and have no large river New York boys who were stopped at Chicago while Commissioner Nac! ata atabnt The proposed match between Billy Donnell! e's eng Climax : a4 have some advantages over its rivals, But Mi ise, pu the way to the Fiains 9 hubt buffaloes aud wild sngcenmgugner Nachumann, who ts ambitious to] Arthur Chambers is at a stand. sul Yor ‘the Ns ater Homer tt Ua id alates eons Mink "ee ndiang, wre the sons of Dr, Ignatius O'Brien, a | dianouds, 1 Pin Ores nelly was at Cinrk’s, WIth bis backer, prepared Dike nt Lacly, Wail No, 111 not go down to Boston to take @ part in ths the great centre of the tea trade, as of ail] The uncertainty of mercantile specul ni money. bec ham A DIK. mh Lady We , 3 tile speculations | weil known and Lizhly respectable dentist of Kast W. A. Watterson of Loulsyille wears tar tail Mire wry eae ke ae rk Gent. | W.H. Woodrud’s b, b, Dew Di c 4 r f pty ne ee e mf atterson of Loulsyille wears his ar tailed to sec ‘one to put up the Leu: MSO ante: a Army of the Potomac,” as they cla selves other foreign traffic, will continue in New | is shown very clearly by the present condition of Thirtietn stroot This Is not the first ime the # with the Fame artistic pertection us he performs beball secure any one to pat up ined a y ' as they cl y ; Hi : poye have ay’ fro} ne. Ignatius, the muse. 5 5 Ttake very much stock in that, ana I'l tell yo York, where superior capital and experience, | the shoe-button trade, These buttons arc made | younger, is but twelve years old. He is unusu- | ye Poor Boy of the Mohawk has nev ¥ The fight Vetween Rdwards and Collins is an. |, Quarter, Half. Me haeienat hoe k im that, ana 1") tell you . faetured only b Maris, ‘They were for. | novels and of Cops, Mayne Holds inning siren, | eee Ik cousideraty exciied. wa botn mea are considered | Lhird neat aie § bys tages that cannot be equalled elsewhere. ’ Head a firm to Bari, They were fore | Havels oud of opt, Marne Holds Hunting storie Mr. Henry 'T, Dunean of Natchea wears threw | Cmcnhennacand, Age inemning watch ie looked tor, | Raurth neat : MA |" | For then. the war being over, I returned to the hon ‘Maat the opening of a now channel for the | Mery used sleo for troy Rocka and large | adventures on the Plains i '8 | magnitcent diamond s.ods and a diamond ring on hie | wards hae the eal at 10) 4 PASAT 08 SOO Oe RE Be | TT eRe aera ie" alle’ of Toromto, {hod | Apd Semone te . i t quantities were sold to tailors, 8 quently At list he urged his brother and a boy name: wie ace 2 % money to Lady Wells. eile bhakti dy forrognded by wife and children, and all that A . packs ent out of style, and more id Indians. bale k ) " mnch as forme Hen he Was known ne name of | hovat Many of the outers Hace does Race Fel che sounee of the batt ) An important effect in modifying the condi: | hy, on Llc, and Indians, After saving their money, the boys | Diamonds. when b known by the name of attend ‘any ob confere Zclgcumever tho Murderer on his Way to here remain, \ han one clothing manufacturer had a heavy | parchared tickets to Kansas City, and started tor ; : tha NO appotnted tine ‘aut Contett Wa Iive Ik ovseurity ull my couatr ar tions of the toa trade is more than probable ; : fecal’ Whee’ Y | tho great West, Their absence was noted, and | Judges of the United States Supreme Conrt are | (alta Gi tocima the atas uicnEas sey he CAE inte eee supply on hand, ‘They hardly know what to do | tiey were stopped at Chicago. The father of Mowe, | ROt,Allowed to Wear au) thing more euowy than plain | Created ON hie preeence Ket 4 Detective Dixon lett the Grand Central Hotel | The Army of the Potomac! why, Goa bl nod!o a a kraph is completed | with the material, but ditt not wish to soll it at | ho is buteleven years of, hurried to Chicago and Lig Hien ee egaen He f City each ln be accomia athig o'clock yesterday afternoon, en ruute for I've Weamitsto help pallens and ah ke-woa n cntire change in the method of conduct: | too great a sacrifice, and therefore leftit on their | Octet His on home. was authorized by Dr. | Ml} p of Loutsville beats all with his din. J selveted friends, ‘There Hee Headquarters, where he and Ser , OF. Kory, iaine; Rate i , Iirien to bring back hietwo poye tl they were | Mond’. He rules thy Democracy here ke Boss Tweud | ANd the question of euperia u keant Bi Andgow they 18 1 az the business may be auticipated. Then | shelves, where the dust of ages gathered on it, | Willing to come, The boys, however, refused to ew VOrks Alex Mason, Harry Titi, dim Che Kel! took charge of the macderer Zeigenmever, and con Pehaw, hutstops ' t } wee 6 rolurn, and announced thelr d The Mon. Ed. Coyle, of Al Riliy Dwyer. Owen Nt Mey he } Shipments ordered Ly telegraph as the wants | gross. When the war broke out, @1 and @1.25 | Tie father, while deeply deploriug their intuiuation, monet ie array et a A eT et lands aires) (orry, ane hence pr pedad, to the dor of the market may r gross araealial yas thought hoat to let thein have thelr own way, |, Senitor Graham, of tax levy notoriety, wears an | tere stall be a fair hght. ait flv beet ty wy Railroad depot to await the 7 reunion—tet thein « ' we market may require; and as the sup. | ® Sts wus immediately offered for tho but- | simply ‘assuring them that lis dours are open ts AMMOUA ple Ho had It belore ho eecreung | Merits, Without, thee slightest outed ct ply will be regulated in accordance witl tons, aud the tailors sold them, glad to get rid | them whenever they wish to return, ‘The boys ac ’ These inen nave the nower a ive Dikon, on ques vesterd hes w ' ; dance with a} a huowledge that they have a good home, and that va tha Onuni/Tarpnea henwa tualeuad Fonth clament.alwuye found. in tiie wake of as to the trial of Zeigenmeyer, said it will probably full knowledge Le demand, no sudden | ft: More than one merchant, after buying | the ole cause of their leaving I ie uu iiresiativie | of hiseravat ihe enuiuered erersot tho onder oF tne | Eur: te Beamline and aeoundrels bo bo delived @ very iong tine by tie prisoner's co hat tdou't a ’ pe Jarge quantities, ~ desire to shoo vans and buf evletl ble | Olden Ploneae’ enametied cross of the urder of the | every nelzhburhood w mnt Ae a t sel, ns his connec in Germany are tully compe H hho result . 75 and €% @ gross, and was delighted at his | EE Lieut Gov. Alvord wears no diamond, Tn | Wik Uirovgh thelr ufurne that striet order wis eur DO Ho ER i ‘Tho rewult will be that, while there will be | srofit. Rue gue” 5 La ead A meeting of Irish editors is to be held in this | }i"t\taereot he carries a lump of pure syracusy walt in | Suva extent in atta or b wo eacoutlonal § On his departure, tt bat of eawan? ATE profit, But one of them presently saw the price | eity a Py . his vest pocket Let these nie meet and seltie. (iis everiaal (On his departure, the prisoner did not appear in to dtseust ones bat w « pportunities for realizing extraord ¥ during the coming Week. ‘The object is to take Pionahip dispute iy ar battle: whieh will Bh any way perturbud, but w t pary profits, the trade may 1 ordi: | run up still bigher, and travelted distractedly to | concerted Action ou Stato and National “polities | dat, James M. Durand has lately come in posses, | tho best 4 ‘Aue and which Ove, If either of then tea | CMvArTAREed, ne Mighty. ebashad and n regard to such wows th ade cae lis enuaste i 3 Wilt Siow ia cal i ® x ton of w Dine-carat diamond, ay heavy as Big Six’s, of | coward. Untilsome such step ie takeo by the ire ——— 7 pected to | Whiladelphia aud other cities to buy up more, } Seutias camparguy ne MAF Power Felt w the Freel: | good coibr and or tianey: bu of hed itsne thls valu | af botiinen. thsrroasees will (ask nGUS The Oak tase | Great inver . *'n upon the Tweitih of Maye ey v DY ULE OL Lue Sheet Btoues Oo elgut ever even hi ¢ of Diu gotten up to gallthe pubic. ee Ireat invention ¢ 4 7 a Me Spotty 1 waka \¢ Aneel BLoues Of Lis Welgut ever even MW | asa game of Dia gotten up to gall the pubilc, Jen pots Gus Urae GbL Bosed cy. euenk® gomee and eeu ut Sp ee