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Two jo.ungDifiJiemMiirPmeated
on the piazza of & palace n Seville
VVhat v An toll me h,nsrm naif
"What you tell me. EustaceV said
the elder, is sufficiently romantic
to have oHdhated lin ',the brain of
the Knight of la i Mancha i a -t -. &
Yes ; you lch6w.hdw!I have heeii
one of the favored suitors of Blanche
La Meda. 'the handsomest and VHd-'
est woman in . Seville.' 1 1 thought
my heart was given "tip, to. he'r-but
the. mysterious mass, encountered
nt. th HnkB ha.1V charmftd witt'''-"'
vfraithfuf tastece I1 etwi -laa !
companion) laughing ftdnbtjesslj
y oul adore JioUuiUaajrh fYV rut ,VivrU
val, who refused to show her Yace.
'Tis hard to choose, I fear . ' ')
It would so appear, for yester
day I received a note warning me
that I had mcurfed itheTVTiatred of
lady Blanche,"ahd that I must be
on guard against assassins. Last
night, as I was returning home, on
passing under the piazza of the
Marquis D'Almonte, an assassin
sprang ! from behind, a pillar, and
would undoubtedly have murdered
me had not a slight boy -like figure
interposed Uk ward off. the blow.-
1 he cowardly villain then fled, but
when'l turned to thank my deliver
er she had fled.'
'- She?' ' .
' Yes: ffrXthough fJgot i "nut !
momentary glimpse or her, yet the
shape of the figure, and the long
tresses which had fallen from be
neath the cap she wore, convinced
me that.-.I had been saved by a wo
man.- Although" the note I had re
ceived was! unsigned, yet it was
written in a delicate female hand.
Can I doubt that my savior and the
mask are one :
Well,' then our course is plain.
Discover your inamorata, and if she
is worthy of you, marry her. It is
plain thatshejoves you.'.,,.,,
4 ; It is impossi blei the';? estates t)f
uie ueijeons -ann ine .uei2.uoiues
join together. The Marquis Del
Monte has a daughter ; Maria, Tsaid
lo be very beautiful, but I have not
seen her for years. In early life
" . '. 1 ' 1 1:5' ? '
we were . oetrotnea, ana our mar
riage is, inevitable hi if A.i m i
Fernando . .remained buried in
deep thought ' for a few - minutes.
At length he said : G'TTC
Eustace, you must crush this
strange attachment for one whom
you have, never seen. Your honor
is pledged, and you must wed this
Del Monte. To avoid temptation
you must; quit : Seville. A) month's
absence will efface the memory 5 of
this unknown, who is doubtless some
intriguing adventurer, I will ac
company yon on a vist to your fath
er's estate. Let us leave to-morrow.'
4 Your counsel is hard, Fernando,"'
sand Eustace, with emotion, ' but 1
feel it is for the best. ' I will eVen
do as you say.'
I he next day j. to the great sur-
prise of the good people of Seville,
the gayest young gallants in the
town, Eustace. De Leon and Fer-
nando'DArtois had disappeared.
A couple of days - ride, and -Eus
tace was once' more ""domiciled be
neath the roof jbC his forefathers, to
the great delight of tue Count. The
latter alsp. cordially nwelcome2 the
friend! of Jnjsjsn. VtheMaiuis
Del Monte called over during the
morning.
and
and
pleased to meet Eustace f
After dinnerEustad-apcompa-
nrpd thp ATnrriTira5 tnvvsTt cli?a
trothed. The old gentleman aftrj
conducting him to the f -entrance of
her boudoir, merely said iiU I
Maria? youY 61d playmate, Eus
tace De Leon,' and pushing him in
retired,- leaving :the yoting folks to
their tete a tete. U.'f. j ;l
Maria "-was ftgagextTn embroidery
when she . was so unceremoniously
disturbed. She arose and bowed rath
er coldly id EustaceY 'saying :
4 A fair evening. Sno?."' !
As Eustace gazed upon the 16 vely
girl he fell madly and "desperately
in love, and all , thoughts t of ,f"Lady
Yi 1 1 .1 , " . .
iJiaucue ana iue tr;in(rfi masiinnii-
j. i v . , ' 07 ,A
ted his mind, as--with trembuner
nmus ne sanit ore nis Knees ana ae-
clared his passionr ? - -
' Are you BurWeplieCsh'e, mis
cnievousiy, tnat you love me as
much as .you say.?' . ; V ' ...
VCU . V uu .UUUUL tur? l- . lit- M.M k hii
But Lady Blanche:; La .'Meda !
Is it possible that.yon have' already.
forgotten her? That argues ill for
your constancy, - A j i.?x
Pshaw Maria, I know riot Vfhere
you learned 'of my flirtation'' with
Blanche ; but be assured that she
is not the kind ; of person I could
love. . - Ij- :
"Well, I believe "ton-, Eustace' ;
but there is still another.
' Nav. there' vAtf'irrnncr mp snifl I
aT' ' anaj iaaea., uerehe.lKisekeeperl life !-Develop; mind and 3
tH'l him-, to,, announce; ts -comingv Educate yourself! Mehti
eu, wHii a miscnievous laugn ; tnen and tor some time he remained alone.1 pline makes superiority.
'alrpadv forgotten
na.m6raia,,iand " preserver, , vlth the
mask '-!n! J c - so i r !; ? --.;!:
'Ett'stac blushed as he replied r !
I J see -'fyoh have heard of my
foolish jUcWeht fox onei .whose,
face I have never seen, i But-Maria
jalthonghf lI was fascinated by'the air.
'iofv.tery' which .ubundelxcT,' I
havQ peve yet i i'elt'oward any jfci
,Tnale the; same .tender attachment I
have for you ' - i 1
jyKat need to further pry into the
secrets of the' y pung cojiple ? Suffice
it that : when they separated Eustace
ebvered hW former 1peccadillos. 01 1
fancy to, spending a, few ? weeks in I
Seville. As her will t was virtually I
law, it wasnot long ere thej Del j
Montes and" De Le'onswere enscohc- I
ea in vneir lown resiuenccs.
j ? At i ; j I
A? few days after their arrival
there was a brilliant masquefader to
be given. Maria expressed a wish
to attend), and Eustace offered , to
accompany her; but her reply was
that her .father would !, accompany
hef ; and that , she. would defy him
to recognize her. . He declared it
to be impossible, and in return de
termed to disguise himself so as to
prevent' detection. ' jv . .
, .Well, the eventful night ; came,'
and - Eustace was there early .
Earnestly he searched the room
with his eyes,' but . although there
were pretty girls in every disguise,
he could nowhere, behold the grace
ful form of hisj beloved.' It was
late ; the guests had all arrived,
ana iustace iearea, tnat sometning
had deterred Maria from-attending: j
He -was i about to leave the saloon I
when a French ' shepherded) a new I
arrival, brushed by him, attracting
his attention. Her mask . was a
peculiar one,' different 'from the
black' and' white usually 'worn. It
was a gilt one. beautifully chased,
had Maria 8 promise that the hap young; man as he repueq t. ; (
pj diy 'should iidtVe fa? 'distant; a't Senorita,' I feel that you.wilf
b.u!fffe.JicjfPe.lphi spise me, but I cannot give.y0ft.th3
puxtletl 'to riiiwiJwijsihad.ais-i pledge ton reqrnire AYhile m your
and in .lhe , cornerrpf .the forhead winter with her aunt, who lived neat
contained a small silver star. It Seville." She frequently spent day's
was the mak- of the nnknown. who
had once saved "his life. His strange I
anection tor her suddenly returned, 1
and forgetting . his anxiety! about 1
Maria,- ne hastened to her side and
soon led her to the dance.1 She
conversed freely with him, though
evidently ia an assumed tone. Still
ne tnougnt at times mat her voice
was strangely familiar. i
'After the dance.the Mask excused
h erself for a moment and retired to
an ante-room. Eustace waited some
time patiently for her to appear,
but at length a thought struck him,
and he hastily entered. The only
occupant was a Greek Fisher Girl,
wnose teatures 'were nidden ! by a
white silk. mask. ' ' ' "
mj good girl, said he, can you
tell me which Sway a little French
Shepherdess tpok i j
oenor ue Xieon seems to tase a
stnge interest in that mysterious
mask of his,
was the somewhat bit-
ter reply.
Maria ?' exclaimed Eustace, as
tonished,.,' you here?1
Ave : vou misrht have found me
sooner haof nbt tour eyes been daz-
zied oy tne gut masK.
1 assure you, .Maria, that 1
searched earnestly for you.'
It is of little consequence she
replied cojclly.. t must go now-
1 shall e Mr iiapDV: to hear vour
j enses at som ' future period nt
i nrpapnt. ndnia I and slip win nrrvriA
w
gone
ere. he could reply.
Enstace. sat down, feeling
o J
vprv
miserable., tlis conduct was a sort
of mystery to himself. . While he
felt- 1 that ; i he 1 had loved Ma ria
asrwell as' man . ever loved woman1.
yet;once in the presence 6f the Mask
.anu nenaa!eyesf or, ears ;ior none!
else, ...lie -came , to the conclusion
that hef was the most false and
le'ofhis sex t J and while in this.
enyiable, statef mind he sought his
hat and coat and left the saloon. : i
As he was about leaving the room
hann uro loin htva'
1 . nug iuiu uuwu Alio al 111, aim
i i ; i .1 i.
ramg ue Denem tne gut masK
ui;- a.
covering
the Same Hot1' wbr hjtrl hfrTA ovor1
his life. ! The mask thrust a note in
His nand and then disaimearftd in
! -.1
the crowd; The note ran as follow
-:lTtfs'-BeiVaiIarfoW
we mystery one tie pretends to care, for.! li4UU vcsr iwspireu mem oy snout
he shall be gratified. Let him call to-mor I !n' ' 'Kovar fetir ' inn .oUV ni-o'.
row ' at the old ralai3 de Ttrt anfl , triti
discover who is" '! - ...
15 Bustaqe ire read ; the note, and as; You have a better," higher inspira
h'e was'driv'en: "home he determined tionl 'than' any General could brine
uc yiuu,uiuom ineimystery wnicn
cuvircieu ine DiasK, Accoramiv
the hext;morriirig found liim at the
aumieu lpcaiyxxe ,was cor -
ductednbyavefyancient.housekeeDer'
to 4 bourdoir,i the fittings of.frhich
1 At lengUi he hearl flight foot-fall,1
and the page who had once preaerv-'
ed him entered. ; Eustace i eized the
little hand of te' pretended 6'arid
pressed it to hs '4ipar','.j''i" 1 i n'- v''
At last I am to knom thy iecret
fair lady ?' , i lon
" Stop moment; Senor. , Before
.reveal .my 1 pountenance wilt-' tlu
give thy word 7. that i thou loveat but
' The : tones1 6C )ieJady Vere'evi-
dently assumed, , .,;, , , ;;::s
A mingled look f shame and pain
overclouded the countenance of :the
presenc rfepl las'thu'gVmadly'in
the same , feelings ' towards my be-
trothed, Maria Del MOnte.r. truly
I feel that T am the most faithless
of men, and am unworthy of the love
r r .'' ' "
r "ii r
' You have at least one vutue, be?
nor you are candid.' - '
Well, your answer : am I still
doomed to ignorance V
You shall learn, in a tew mo
ments ; for the present, excuse me.
She left the room, and for a few
moments Eustace remained brooding
moodily. He heard not the light
step mat t approacneu. nntu ne r was
startled by ; a voice which thrilled
through every vein. 1 -
i Well, Senor De Leon, do vou
recognize me now V t : i
Maria ! he exclaimed, ' starting
to his feet. ? - ' 1
r:Nay, the gilt mask ! was .'the
reply, in he old assumed, tonesi ; mi
Eustace gazed & moment doubt-
tuny, men rcpnea ; . t- . :, ;
- I see the wh6le scheme, Maris.
You cannot deceive me longer. I
can now understand ray strange at
tachment tor the Mask.
;jrhe; next moment the bldhing
girl wa& cLaspeu in ms.aims. -. ,
v. A little explanation aoon. cleared
the mvsterv. Maria had spent the
In the town' With her friend, Blanche
La Meda, who ..w as really a good-
hearted girl. it swas the who- had
persuaded Maria to adopt the mask
ihe warning note and rescue was
merely a little plot, of-the girl's to
win the young man's gratitude, nis
sudden departure, frustrated their
plans and compelled Maria s hasty
return home. "Maria s father was
cognizant to the plot, and Eustace
vowed it was not strange that he
should have fallen a victim to the
Mask. .
Who Succeeds.
Evidently the man - who tries !
Try" is the golden ''key that un
bolts the strongest doors and reveals
the hidden treasures. . It laughs at
difficulties, at opposition, finds sue
cess in failure, victory in defeat and
triumph in every conflict. ; It spans
the'deepest chasm,' bridges the lar
gest rivers, tunnels the highest
mountains, and by tiny connecting
wires unnga continents witnin a tew
seconds of each other. It has gives
to the wiorld the greatest discoveries,
the. most wonderful inventions, and
the most useful, men. . The world
will never forget many of its worth
ies who' have arisen from humble
callings to a place among the wises
- j t. -i. -' ...
ana best. , t .
Roger Sherman, who was a mem
ber of the first Congress, was once
a shoe maker. ; Franklin, the pnil
osopner.ana statesmen was a joor
printer : ooy jcunu , oarnut, me
mathematician was a ' blacksmith.
These men , became, great by dint of
their own effort.. They were self
made men. "And, is not every great
man a seii-made man. lie knows.
etter than any one else, how he
clunbed the ladder. Some begin on
lower rounds than thpr bnt nil
Wn the samp warl.'"rftiind vrnnA
lUpn'Mn wlit. tl,ir'VV.f k ' a llL
Where there's a will there's a Way.?
None ever make lif mnr 'f n
cess' jthatTthe' expect tO'mak'elt.
I auvu uvnuuyvi kaub LU 1 VV'IJ IUC
1 11 . .
courage nn.i Keep iryinir
-.Tkf -A .r. 6
' purpose hurt von T '
i 'J Uft w real, life Is earnest !'
L" vA?.mWn Keep your ideal above
jvh f -LiyoK.uwarus aim, at n,
..... J T-'
hit, t There csn.be no failure ."When
Wen oespaired of reaching
,a' . ' " . Z
A Ue.
conuuence ins i your. , nur
poses, 'yourself and yor God.-i-
w oear.; upon, nis men, true..
I ne eooa.rt!ijoe nenw ' AssertTonr-
self in 'all &od things:1 A slate Is
iKnown eyen oy nis songshow full
l of boridaee his plaintive minor air.
Let i thee sunshine and genial air
ruur- wnoie
body.
u .uisct-
Seelc wis-
-T rtl' I
dom, r and.' xemeaiber .that as dhu
body to the tnlnoj' does n6t become I
fully gToyWfr&pl'Jt
ter
six ueieaixaju- uie seventy 0t- I
gaTe Brace of deotland the final I
Oe
!Dav4 Yi)H 'tie'looIt.',! I I
TI1K ADVAKCDJO SUSLKUIT, i
IFrOm thdiKttiicsMr'-Kxivrm.l,;nM'n
:l' A Bochest Jr ' jonfnalbt who rii:
tf'.'Prbr:,.$wirtJ. the . other ereniiie
and had a view cf the moon, ays : I
thirty-six diameters, was turned nr
on the moon. At first the flood of
ight was blinding, and the view was
but cursory. The moon looked like
shield of embossed silver the
shield of Achilles hung by his god
dess mother in .the azure, of the
heavens. Prof.' Swift -looked over
the field and noticed as he Jooked
many of the interesting points, and
suggested that we follow the sunrise
on the moon. Un the moon the
dawn advanced at the rate often
miles an hour, lighting up new fields
and furnishing to him an ever chang
ing panorama, btill, there is naught
but desolation, yawning craters, and
sharp peaks of volcanic mountain
and circular , vails with perpendicu
lar sides that surround deep pits.-
j.ne moon is aead to an appearance
burned out wit volcanic fires.
No water laves the desolate and rug
ged shores or its great sea bottoms.
But in the gray, plains where some
astrohbmcrs tlnnk an "ocean once
spread, craters are seen with per-
pellicular walls.
The gray plains can be seen with
the naked eye, forming what is call
ed " the man in the moon, on a
map like the eastern continent.
Under the telescope we would trace
what seem at first to be shore lines
on the borders of this plain. . On
closer inspection, instead of ware-
washed sand, these lines appeared
to be but rounded steps formed by
successive lava bursts spreading over
the plain and making, by the lessen
ing flow, the gradual exhaustion of
the; volcanic force. From one of
the largest craters rue three vol-
came cones, tne summits ot .which I
are tipped with sunlight before the'
floor of the crater is lighted. 'In
another large crater two cones arise.
From the larger craters rays spread
out, as though - the volcanic 'farce
cracked the firm crust" in its' uphea
val, injecting the broken . surface
ridges of dazzling in white' lava.
that spread oat like the arms of
cuttle-fish covering a vast surface.
nt-
Tne stolen Telegrams.
The Potter Committee 'has very
properly directed its earliest in oni
rics to the larceny by which the dis
patches were obtained, assorted, ex
amined, manipulated and published.
I ana puDiisneo.
It is a piece of secret history which
is disgraceful to al the participants.
It is fully cstahlisheU by tho testi
Iha fa vf iMMsnls
mony that the Morrison- Committee
of the House committed no theft
and violated no confidence.. A care
ful list was made pf all the telegrams
it received, and when thev were- re
turned to the Western Unidn: Com
pany a conipari? on 'was made with
the list and the telegrams duly re
ceipted for There was a much lar
E hatch of telegmm9 some thirty
thousand , in number, , Vhicli was
uenvereu to too senate committee
on Elections in obedience to a sab-
poena, and a
made' of returning
Brnf In ohin rrt rv
the same trunk was sent back, with
an attempt to convey an impression
that it was returned with or
iginal contents. That pretence U
proved to have been a falsehood.
The contents of the trunk had Tecn
furtivelr"8earclied arid'a'lafce num-
ber of the telegrams stolerL.., Quite
aside from the partisan tiset made of
mat men xno transaction was lma-
mous- deserving the same 'scorn as
a tampering ith letters in the Foit
Ofiice.-- It is now in evidence that
the sneaking theft 'by which certain,
telegrams were selfcted 'and renam
ed and the'othera.reatored'.to' the
tivexpiauis the nature, oi; the pro-
ceeding. . DemocTatkT.i t dispatches
were kept for Publication. and such
Rennhliean disTiatehe1 kmtrht off-
set them,culled out' an'a destroyed.
There is nroof that some lUtrshlican
. . T
dispatched .were- coVertly taken loot
! - fV '
previous w.pe issue ox, any roppoj
nas
ihe president of the company
watf ed ashamefd of hirder to that
etfect'that Ke'dtrected it'io'bc'biirhtj
t ue peopie wno ezamineu anu aortea
ti n r. 1
vfotorr. ' ; '-V:'. thera'claideslineiy to" ieips'pY
Sff-' flSDhrtt2ilr 16 oCci (Jenf fal 751
effort.4 ' l" " ''" "'"'"I itun.i- rp WW ' V-I "- &uR:6
t! J7i - , . : o4.u 1 1 ,M im .,$ i ghoaU hosUlp Mx..SUrt fxUoT
deceitful pretence was hsts, snoet,1 girths and straps rxitied
f 7,Fuum- To the native,- whose normal poet
cans. The motive of the theft was tion when not standing; or' sleeptog
to make party capital;' ihd that mo- h sonaltinff on the Jieds of his feet.
..i- . r ti: I
th con teats iif thirtV mA h
but 11 cr' Fcrcples. " TheY " Ctft
6mfging Uiipci'U
aeairoy.or hida. thtip, t fimfgjjafl
Democratic dwpatch! to ctmvetf
M -
did no coddact their Op? ratios will
l-irn - ' i..r. Hluii X
m U.wscarteiy POMihU "16 inaziae!
ltUout.f haviajji. witueel it, lU
vi ivtin vxmiHf very uay. i tt
buwy,1 bntlihg- crowd,' the torcf.
innlcs. 'carriagtji, hthd-barrowfi and
wMlan chalrs, all mixed In Inextric.
ble confusion, and amoogul them the
ill nerant dealerv, w5tno with hamp
ers containing the (ock;lh.trJe
suspended around tbeir nctka, othr
cra standing before porUbie tovc,
011 which they cook the viands they
vend. These and many others are
10 e sccn n, the streets, not silently
ofTorlog their, wares, bat endeavor
ing to attract the attention of txWi-
ble
buyern by shnll, car:pircin
ence. and loudly vaanLoir the low
price- 4d superior (jaality of the
commeditiew. The barber with his
littla bell loudly summons alt wbb
have not rformed tholr toilets to
bo shaved in the open air. ', lis mo
tions, bis customer, to a low, scat,
with one torn1 of the hand lathers
his head, and dsxteromUy performs
with his triangular raror; he then
paints his eye-brows and adjusts bis
queue,' brushes his garments, and .re
ceiving a' small fee, sends him away
satisfied. Often a civwd collects to
listen to. a story-teller or, a sing
er, to watcn a tbo tnckt of a eon.
juror, or to hear - of the
man
venous properties possessed by cer
tain drugs and remedies sold by lo
qaacioos quacks ; but suddenly there
is a stir amongst the, awmblage,
which hurriedly diaprics' Or draws
to one side, (caving room foV'the
passage of some grandee; whoftca1
cd in his chair, and surrounded by a
nameroma cortege, expects .all infe
riors to make way at his preaence.
Guardt of soldiers are itatisoed dar
and night in the principal thorough
fares, with btrict orders to use their
whips upon all, without dUtioction,
who are disorderly, .or. betray the
ngnveinncnnauon 10 qoamifoo-
,doa h every, street la divided 1
to sections of ten ' houses, which are
each under the surveillance of one
of the' inhabitants, denoted br the
authorities to fill the office of tith-ing-roan.
As , soon as night . LtXLi,
each hoasaholder, bo he rich or poor.
mandarin or mechanic,' must light
the lantern which stands at his door.
At both ends of each 'street' there h
a wooden, barrier which Ts ctoed at
dark,' and sentries posted at ' these
barriers will permit of neither in
gress or egress unless , the spplicant
carries a letter and can' show good
cause for his absence from home.
Watchmen patrol the streets daring
tho w hols night: who. 'Inntcad' tf
--.tnciK- .vA.tt.;...
b stnkinc a oamboo tube cverv
I . . " ties
few minutes, causing; a doll, hollow
oand, ' which it takes Europeans
sometime to become acquaisted with
and sleep through. - 1
. ' . Travetllnj: In Japan!
. . X long ride on a' Jspaoess
horse is an epoch ia the. life of any
traveller. As the animals are shod
with straw, and as the roads are very
rough; they never attempt scything
violent , indacemenL Tbe traveller
i, perched high' pp. in a hard pillloo,
ia a sort or taller, las sides of. which
are- composed of his j luggage spare
n lbo sensatioo is like thai of bf-
ing on the back pf a cameh , Thus
placed, be ranst perform his jourasy,
or, as an altsraative, he'snsy be
drlVetfin the'Esgo or HtUir. This
may 'either bo a basket slang on a
tv1a nf a. rnirflTr Kn xrTtK A do r n fl
i;mcr'.Kntn.r TWiaUn rf f7.fi
of raok,such as once were CrtSQ
enough, ia the- town of Yeddoj bat
i wokb mts gvno n wr t u
nyrcrdBints oT old Jspsn, were-or-
ten small rooms, gorgeoosly decorat
ed and' paiDteU; hot' the Utters
which tbe ordinary traveller must
use .are of. the, basket type, and, as
proTOcanta of snfTtriog and misery,
aro ' secOnd only to the pack-horee,
a confinement, of several hours in a
Kago,;with scarcely a change of po-j
sltion, ia no hardship, hat to the a-
ropean tbe ajrosry
m savaotr crmpw
0p 1
I m
. "" v ""r , " .n "V
Wa P f J
1 'l omrrsrv Mliaf vtisit
- , by sittioij with the lees hanging over
I ne sides;-but lo'this caae they elth
mT Jmcts' the Vroond or erymtj i n ttrd
tact .wHh'.the .hoge bOaUcra'-wlthl
i irnicn ine roau is uucrvut it ij
I
thenl.. The were into bundles : bis legs are flouWed
r, : V mt n,l I so that. .his kdccs touch' his thin.
ltrakidnElIvem out Jiv front whea
tay atntosi&Ali9 cooUa ; at by
stooping i altogetbeed afed .walkiajr, ,
whrch tneans km of time, bat which
ftw&iTf eflTeadotfs taethod of V.
man tits pack UCn axd . tar more
- ' - I--' ----- m w w . w -m w a A
sttiabiiMcsX'JXlfiocilsf :ar well
trafsiwswe-fdotstL Stalwart Jellows
ft3r7rrleP4rtralIlttH' ewvris
D7Vr-IV "7. nPJ!W
in.ni ncn Ximmtla; Mil
Nncv, uit rmija-siaiujrx io. aon--i
don,' of jewels and.fthicily pf ldia I
. T w . - i w -
moads, rained at more than IIDOJXH)
In goVJ.ttbroagh Uo wwlmsws of
art attendant, brings' oat Into strik-
Ing light the extent of the Invent-
menu maae in u way ; by ine rtcn I
and irreat In the O d World. The I
wrm
utuwnu. epormoait a mtir. vaue
ley jewels," famous uow'throu'gho'at
f.arupc. ,uom vaaicy. vstxa was one
of .the wcalthkVL landed proprietors
10 ureal. lintain, Mas teen for yearn
eoilector osgerna ami prtciows
Strnic; 'At the WorWa ' Fair of
in Pari, he allotred one of the
leading jewelers to eihibit fbr him
NPgio Bei o(;sappiirc ana uru
liaots belonging, to LU.wif which
was valued at 00 leas, than f4Q.00y
In gold. Y1 the -Dudley Jewe"
eosthr as thej- are, are by no tntaas
the finest prirste collection, In Crest
Britain. The Dukes of w ctmlnstcr
and of Sootherland.'and HrUope,
are all understood to possets coore
and finer diamonds than the Kari of
Dudley. 1 .Tho Duke of WesUaiaster
owns one stone, the KaMae diamond.
triamrafar jewel with- roanded
facet?. of the weight of sevetity-
eiht and five-eighths carats, which
jriyals Jn, splendor ai. in fite one of
tns Joosl aupcro cetns in the nth est
royal treasure. Tbeasnae.dia-
mood"was onginaTJy iaasa tr the
Marquis of llasUngvthe Lord Raw.
dom of our own rev Ota tie nary war,
in the conqueu or tae, pecesn in 10
aad:i but little ssaalkr than the
carecly less fsmove Sbsh," pre
sented trr OoroeS. the1 son of " Abba
Mlrza; hsix of "Persia; to' Iho Jn
perbr oCBass'ia.', ' ",,'"
An Alibama gsnrfapopdfnt of tbe
rost seem lo be when compared I VTVYJ now. n increa sae
trith ik- r ik. laeBX for Ue piwtJIni? 'montriof
by lenient persons In this x try, fpJK??0,' 'T In,
went ret
rhnsdclphlTTavisays: The exInlrotSowUgare'tltajrUicrila,
of winter has lapped over; and cot-
arsdshUlsJagoona aod pias Ur-
roa of ths'suany SoQLh", with. a
mantle of -snow,. and la tho .&rat
time In a generation the natives cf
the Golf SUtes tare erjoyed the
laxury and novelty or a snowbainng aenreni a ngia inrpecuoa cy reter
bouU, Jt is imposwbls Lo present an lTr sargeoas before thrywsre pet
adequate .description of tu'cxciu- board. .;f "
meat prodoced in South Gtorria and
Upper Florida, when ExtatLmj
tng revealed the en woe ted aceasv
At JacksonrUle aad"aIoirr tbs
St, John's 'riverho itcrm toor the
form of sleety covering every, expe-
m4 riKfft wit K. m. mtmn t . iratlrrr rf
inswiwwEuwwwwiBis
arM. v ine notsi .mso .viewea ue
sceno with alarm, aod the ianlid
ur?1 .gw'.thfir. windows
ge.cuitare at all
pointa north tfrilatka bar, gram
and well founded fears foT heaafety
of not' only the .fruit notion' the
trees, bat Tor joan groves blsn. fed
thxeoc four years, ,,umeeAa oniy
aemoastrat thavco wyoaaat
tiuadirsctkm. i Jhe. hotel Bias .ham
at least the consolation." of knowinr
that the InUQie fold the Kerth
wiu iort,an unusually large rrnusDcr
olj peep is to se tne .cuiacr. eute,
and thus pOfapeQuW tj;n for the
present, dwptriWsci ihrccait
weather saosi hive opon ihrir cnests.
The latter geaerally ?take tba ihfiio-
tSott gooxJ najirredryj aod admit I cat,
accord la g to the' rules' cf ct xbf
repstllion of . tlut expenence Is hsfd-
S.iiJteiy.ia joccur agsinuiis winter,
aov .laikrocLS stories are toJJ of
tbe ffoci of the snowy viritalion
wpoa tbe people and amzaaia of these
"Dccuens CT lis woodlsndi came
Isjo the towns by scorti tcf rrport
the won4raI sj bL only to find the
paaic noiversaL ..In the lanraage of
a eitiaen; "It only needed a bob-sled
and for can on- tbe street-to dean
..... ....
out a' town and convince tne native
that he day of Jodrment bad come.
' -Ons old.' lady Is; cmJitoJ, with
cironks.- j- ji t f .'i
.f'UArsea geaeraDy refaaed tasup
from thai stahlssw JThavjeaathae li
overcoats, or annue ana cenoua
pstteni whic1 themtrncjr.'.fuw
caiicu inu service arajiai o rissvi
ed to tbe limbo of things thai wsre.
. i A v . i., i money prov2sa to
ity (rora chill Uatt was gone, Those UryjoestxrhaMy, if1
Interested, m: oras
banog filled a track, with Ue,iU,' . ar ct Iks prcycd bul is t7 VT
to keep as a.cariosity,.and aaxnl 'W reM-Cl--.-aegro
awoke the scoasraatavaa- , T" tu. yrx s-
vor haul wisp. tor thota
dreffol.hfcabyfroia .tdmm .down in tkA rnMUud . of r i: uu w ;. m
4
achmsry. jJlf,9artte CnUn,
gToond; st rhTUdflphlswhkh
cVti
ntal
brfgina2y,ec( VOWW, was U si
auction -naiamaT. Ttere wsrs czJf
ffre " Udirri aiT"lt wsjf1 kwbcl4
flown to C. AlHi6n -Jt "-O tlf
trewd in thst citr trsi;.
sieia'GtaJsT.tWtAfcssr
Miss Jackwofi. the dtarhlcr JTlL
SI ' W - ' " "
Aiexsna noti-tNppr, who
CaLITJoHb. rT (Lo ZoaaTtTin
was kepi ta Tnxtzxj XkptC
mtnl place- at.Wahtortow. by Ct
Alosbjraatil hm Ul tor iiMyr
&oc departare MiM Jara-Mcrtta
lost her puce. - '-u.
J
f wwm m. . w. m t
The pablk dbt stateratat
s34W4aC3i; totst ithoai .istcr-
cst, 142X803,406; total, dsbc 11
&&5321.136; toul iitUmt, tZlCA
;' r -x t .Wi
The Atlaata((i.iboan m trmOo
pets it foot down Brtnfy eaTM4
tbs .compromise by, which bcCe
men ineak out of Jiving their dfbt-v
I ts mc mb rs . hsr e noJ , an armv
caeot to. settle witit. sx,crJixYT (vc
Isns thaa 100 ccaU oe the dollar, no
Icm providential catties make It '.mU
terly impossible for him ta' aay in
folL - - - -. f
..- Zaxh Chandler wanU to frei back
into the Banata.' Jodge Chrtsiisfcey
U - In his war. Hayes notai nates
Jodge Chrirtlaftcy a ifluittrr lA
Peru, thus clearing; tie wsj. 75
Chandler is a stalwart Grant man,
and Usys is ticrfectjy ,ware vf A
Csct. bo U Mr. Kvaru, who has oi
hitherto been rated as a Grant TOsa,
stalwart or otherwise. lt
- Th Washlnrton oornBsnoUaao"
the Richmond State ssys : Tbs wife
of fenstor Bruce; Hlpls col-,
ored SenstOr, has been t thisNreek
retumingthe eausef tbetadies vM
quite styi
4
some ; vvuticjc saiL , he wears a
whit hal, and a whit wail over her
taa. ..' i. .'. . . t
. 1 J-'oor staaraars saaWl ior aVarope
trrmx Kew York -co Batartf sy; Th vy
were heavily lsdeoeJ, and eon Id oot
taie.al! the fre! rht cred.Tts
n,rXK) bushels ; 22,b00 boxes chet
fiOO. rcksrra barter, 5C2 bests
bacto, 2,10 t-arrtlt vacl Ctt sacks
ficmr.' The AustraltsL, cf the Anchor
Line, had oa board 143 head ot exC
tls and COO sheeK alTcf whit h,a-
Thera is manifested by both ps
tiM, aotae hesitatioa to;boUiag ih
forty or fifty miilioa asoasvaryi le
carry oat the proTislosss of. thapess
lon arrears law. The Tdte ty
which the bill was rsaael vu tib-
es,.oat. there srprs to be satire
BT1&nimit t. tK. dnA f rr..
m.. mu tk. tirrr i'r nimi r
j!,. shouU Urpea!sd o t
carry .H vt
'OocrTrsssit'i-
I Wms tSoct lair nmk t.t ft,
tMagv, Kr. Hayea wX'l ca an tiUa
i -
; .'-t
. AUIegraa from Fott XV.-A,
I . mji: as aoow vo-usy
it ;was, lisvwsred by th,testlael
ruardiag the buiiiisg si bertha ti70d
iiog," th Caryscaa chssi; ia sea
ted heavily trooed, tlit the Ic.th
was rrlts jf ero th ' rfotitwJ ; ootm'J
with blood; ttrfc itillsi Hcbilf
In xbur xlacei'In.thsrtoa cf 11
hVart.wUhi tte Jfitsntijpa t5U5
an - snd , to- his hfe rather 4hsst be
Ukso soothiTh poU mtrjyoa pc&
aooneee the wecads-Tet'y CsjirrrczL,
if not' fklat'-TOrtHlirre-Iirs
snd twtt3ty4wo.chiwren UAltre
this tnotxiri l"qr Pins IHJjn s : -j,
and. wtu be trned rrcr q tb
I at that aeacy. aa thctf aaral pre-
tec tors. aj wi
trodaced a tiU la tif cVetia te U
lbs rcy c ti , Urn '?rj . f . 1 f
to eTfiaj a Sut Gsrttnsmfai
tXbSt urnCT7 sn-i rT'T. wr s-iz;i- n
ioto out fsrauj of biUt m. Lhe (
r
niath. It m claimed Ut .tisrpr
tioa of IkoU ooh:;tU st J V
D.U rrors,"aDd tLai it will r a li
UO Ufra. ths ItrUUlkav
admit thsarw Ute is escsplsti-;He
iliis.lkaits as sopn 'ss lie
M Jwtjfsoch. -;W.T '-s..i
PJal:e , hsi Ua ,C-tjaJrt aad
iVt ri?s nxytJi eut-Tti it
ra. tjar."".ii to se-t lf:tVt
with aporlattoQ of a sanoo.rT pwt
of Tax.
l ,2HTT73 XT
Boor laHTw Vw.n.i r.k
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