Lucknow Sentinel, 1887-01-07, Page 34
'TEZ.Eg.t.;04.r. MCI $TI.I1.1XY.Tho:'
..V011‘4•1:04Rlini"anger 144W907
Company hag:Q.401070 •a• half -yearly diV1-
' deneljat 4.'per ,gen,4••• • '
• `./40tiCeil4ik'beenirefleived'Iv tlio Dominion
Government that the Fisheries Bill: of last
• • .'seegion, which Wee reser'ken• for the gene-
. Oen of :the lieperiel;... authorities, leis
received: Her Majesty's sanction. •
• A --strange :proceeding is, reported. frotu
Montreal, the stock of a dry goods firm
having been eeiged at the instanee.of a Vini
in,Wirniipeo,to satisfythe debt of an
em-
ployee Montreal , •
The ftineral, of the late XT. Justfce RAixt-
, nay: will take place to -day in Montreal. The
••-practioe. 94.4 M. Montreal was. adjourned
ee y iiornizig till -Monday next, out of
reepect or the 'memory of the: lateJudge.,
•• ' A meeting of college professors and others
• ifltereOted in tlie.propgeed-Cellege .of Pre-
- ceptors for., Ontario was held in Toronto,
yesterday, • Whert,:. 'after diaguesioni-. the
.solietne. was :unanimously adopted: With
Some. alight amendments. .
• Lieut. -001 Jackson hag finished all the
.bueirteseeonnected, with the transport ser-
vice of the. NOrthweeet rebellion, •and. Made
hia final report to the Minister of Militia
• Holeft thesaln4t1.-Yeeter.daylor-toiacionte•e
..• :".,rersittne lizs dutiee as Deputy Adjutant.Gen.eral of Ne.,1. military district, .
•
." The Governor-General, accompanied by•
'tady , Lansdowne and their respective
•• Finites, will make a prolonged visit to Mon.'
treal during the carnival. Capt. Streateeld
la now. in Montreal to bite a residened for
• the vice -regal • party, whogge 'vieit, will last,
about eight weelge,:chiring Which an elaborate.
'round gf festivities Will be haul,. , •
'The Ottawa Board of Trade yesterday
, ..disonstied the question of discrimination in
' freight rites against that 'city, and decided
tO'N-ppprate, with theKingston Board of
• Trade in appealing to the ,steamship *nu-,
•-panjes at tivernoof for re**, ther ailway,
companies -in Canada having data. that.
"rt-7"thrOngh. freigg'hy the•,
• steamship companies, . • '•
.A.-fartrier-namecrTinney.undeffOok
:arose the track. With -a• team yeetertle,y.
•'morning in tlio. station yard • at Bothwell
• while the westbound • mixed, wati shunting.
•The train; Which was :backing UP :at the
struck his,: sleigh,. linedking a)" boy
itheut..40 years -Of age, den of ,,Tari.es Mein;
:,ing,,Slfcenitaker„ of. Bothwell; off the 'sleigh
traGli, the' wheelie Of • tha,car,pAsing
over both arms, crushing 'thorn' to a -Jelly:
• ; No.hopes are "entertaittedgf.hieredovery,;,..
.In the . trial of Oleos:date and :officers
• ' • • regency ,./3VirfUnee has been ittldlieed
'
showing that the defendants. Were in cora-
. :0 nniniou lok the -Hessian- Consul.
•
.;,Theilett-rnet.deti Detiapi renewsits attack
on England„.:Which:it a:gentles ofbeing the ;
• Mali:power whose nolidUct. had ' aggravated •
trouble , whigh. has eidminated in. the
prat:Mit crisis in Southettetern•EurOpe, and
'dfielares, that she has 8(11104 'to embroil.
Austria and Russia in the dispute. • '
The Popo,, in . receiving' Christ Con-
gratulations freta the College of qa inals„ .
spolge at'soine. length Of the.Poeiltion.oftlie
,Clartrch',in Italy. • He Protested against the, -
anti•Agrical'inevement which is bell* car-
ried -on -in the Cinintry; and • said the Hely
ee .wits now despoiled of the last remnant '
itapatriltiony. The enlyltherty left to
unwas thet held .by the Hainan pOetifie
the earliest •ages. The Italian!. :GOVern;
exit; • he • declared,assisted the • the ;laity -in'
dulyinterferieg. with the aClininiatilititer :
the 'Church:. . It had expelled religions •
• es and had. 'tolerated an hos-
ty
against the Vatican:, , •As.the'headof
.Chureh;he ninst continue -to . pretest
iist.the ...Position in Which he is
• - • • • • • • : •
r:•Bleine confined .to his teem
;MS.,!Withagetere attack of rheiimatie t
0 , • •.• , . _
..Bitidtordtounhani, Genera:Manager 'a
Baltimore It'Ohio system, yesterday
ed resignation:le President Ger- f
Gar -
ho acceptedir,-.T., .•
a have been leaned announcing •The•
0 of Mise.." Mary N. . Sherman, Of
; 'Ohio,. and Burchard Austin
Austin
hiest 'eon of •ex -President Hetee,
ding takee Pleee December 80th.
, „ , , • •
has been •filed With the :Interior
nt. for a strip of:public:land lying
'eke front in• Chicago', coMprising,
°tea,. and valued' at •615,000;000.
ary...lias: taken „the .papers, and
r Matter, argument Upon
nortly begin.' • .. • . -
• ner; w.elLIniinve.,in:BridgePort.
1", .
's
treal, and the citizens living along the water
front are removing their effects from tile
lower-flats:44 ,platiefiteof ietfetyy a•fleod
eems imainnent
The reaiderice Of the late. Sir Francis
HMO*, on St. Antoine 'Street, Montreal,
wad sold to the Trust & taanconipany
yesterday for 01.0.150. The` preperty ori-
ginal:3' cost, 6,8P•000;
Dr. Henry AndreWn, of Broolayn,igoni-
Mitted. etticnie shooting himself yester-
day While in a fit of despondency.
The family of Joseph 13eldlote, a carpen-
ter, of Cincinnati, •coneisting of himself,
Wife. and 6 -Year-old /ton, WeraPolgened Yes-
tortlaYbY. hating panned green peas, Send;
'late died last night:, but his wife and child
'may recover. r '
Eilelen bars- Of silver were Put into the,
Pacific Express Company's car on a Miss-
ouri., Pacific; train at a Suburban station i.
St. Loins. On •Friday evening. .On the train
arriving at St, toms it was ft:mud that two
of the bars, vaned at -62,0Q0, had mysteri-
•onsly disappeared.
Charles Burger, fanner, living 'LOA
miles , smith' of Il'ushVille, , Neb., returned
home from town on Christmas evening and
found his wife and three .children dead in
the house. His wife had been subject to.
temporary: fits -of --insainsty-•,a-iici-- itiersup.
posed that while out of her bead she killed
the three children and then cut her ativn
throat with a razor. '
'Word has been receiiTed from the 'Reeky
Mountains that two care of, a passenger
train broke away on a steep grade. They
ran back ' three miles. with tremendous
Velocity; whenthey jumped the tragic, and
running against the stumps were badly
sinaShed. 'McNally, . the express messen.
ger,, was killed and •also passenger Whose
name is'not known. • Twenty passengers
in one of the cars Were badly shaken up.
'Mark Haddiil a Well-to-do farmer; living
'immon'orieurnmasm,
OURIMNT TOPI9a. .„
IT'14105'140.40.41en41!APY're*Mberathati.
n t year ie not, only the Royal Jubilee, but!
iijalso the jabilee4 the electrie" telegraph
ip „England, . .The first practical telegraph
was WQrk0:1, befiveen, Eueton. Station and
Camden Town 25th; 1837. •
,
AT the rodent unveiling (It the Stang of
Richard Cobden, in St, Peter's Gate, 'fitonk
port, England, one of the mast significant
inscriptions displayed by the people. gath-.
ered in honor of the event was one which
read; : "Thanks to Richard Cdbden, we
get as much bread for f,,,ta. as our forefathers
got for a ehilling.'4,
,-4Ma.,,P. B. Herm, a civil engineer': who halt
been in Chiliafor seven years; has come to
the, United States. to spend' a few weeks
wi,th his relatives., He hasbeint engaged in
rallrgad Work Porn -less for the Chinese
Government, and ettyk that upon the ageee-
sion of the. young Prince to. the throne
China I adopt . the European railroad
almost universally. - •
Wh- learn, from L'Electrigien that a X.
11. Dunville pledges bieseientificreputation
,
tion• f two glasses of water be Plaged one
uPcie.the north pole of a powerful magnet
and the other -upon the south pole, in four
Or five minutes the former acquires a alight
:101thialbineceormeaeotaaioung,hryilaecti.dh.ett .on the 'south
,. Tim ex-EmpressEngeniereeently paid a
private visit to Her :MajetitY Qtteen Vic-
toria, at Windsor Castle' before leaving for
the continent.' --4? The ex -Empress. only
stopped in Paristo dineand then went on
direct to Turin. The Empresk.Who is in
poet health, will remain in Rome till after
near Osborne, Ail° intoxicated Thursday t
Christmas; and will ...apiroexbra,a0b.ly_. _pass. thc1
rimpectabaara a chioneati, w.,!41tne.r_jinonTlin.,444, of: r,glig4c0,,,
Mow& Day„tenile.ffroadeeginie_which stgod,
et the station at Dayton, 'Ohio -pulled the Physique and aneriihuinast 'abotit. gymnag-
throttle open and oarted ,..9.90.M9.1...thegareUe.areichingymith-of
'traett'A7tr-artrellrefilit-c ars Were canning •kf.eay :••" -WhYtan.army of the young men
.of -to -day Would be utterly • useless; a regi-
ment of Roman mothers Would lick the
Wliole of them hand tcrhand. If this craze
goeSon the'nexf generation of Americans
Will beas,puny as .Buslimen.!' '
intereeting discovery Was ,niade the
resolution -ordering the frontier-gua
to .perniii the,exportation. of . Swise horses::
ot for. day. by M. Quentin uchart,
in, and the c;iftgine collided, with them..
Three cars Were wrecked, and the engine
was derailed, Haddix Was arrested and
held on a charge of grand larceny in steeling
a locontiotivevalued at 68,000.
The, °Swiss `•Thindesrath had 'passed wa
A , number •• of . Buddhist priests . ijav•E :Chalceas,:intrAfarne,,en a bookstall of :that
Visited Oenertil Roberts, and offere‘their town.. .1 This. le the " office .. de - la Pivinsi
assistance in,thn Raonnation.0 thani?iant.r. troite.en.scee'''Ite. s16
dnint.f0tictit57. of_ii-matrig.
' ..goinna,.:-AiffiliNilfgetilif7bt£:46en the 7"
cabittotwbf yiothut. -,and, Beritu, eild Ilei. prisons of. the . TerePle„ and Coneiergerie::
von Tisza and Count • •Ealnoky • Will lineist. The hook, the binding .'of • Which • is much
worn, contains On a fly leaf the following
that situation ; e • g ear . up, an • a
Prince Bismarck •• be: 'asked ' tes'• :' declare: inscription, dated October „Nth,: 4.30. ta.M. .4.
whether Gerntany hitt*, ally .of Rlilisia er, " eLe*precia'vli:iline .:?4,iti7r.it'°.nfeinr ylielu, It '.20:.9inay4 no longer
Am3triP41°404';''' '.•••••• - '' ' • - ' '; : Farewell,,ferewell 1-:--M4me AtiroiarCria.".• ...
The Paris. .Teetps' says the ; OWner. of . a . hnineE Dnini,..4 bie.ii; yottAhag no faith
-French fishing. 'smack. at • lalt, Briteux is .
uing the English.OeVoinnient for •indem- in ' .wills, ''atid .HurrOgate Courts. ' 7 SO: .be-
rlitY for letiebe which he . he, claims. -.to have liev,ing .herself to be be -d, yieg, ehatt'ansferred
stifferedbythe*Ctien of the 1,1ewfouridland. 114,' eaVinee bank account to, her niiiste;"
people,- who prevented him from fishing off :,e.liee McCarthy. But .; Bridget recovered,
the north coast of that. Island. ., :' •• • . . and now:Alio° refuses to return the. money,
' The '' balk , Telegiiip.h ''Says • .Gert,' Wil. and the bank. spstains.her:',-Moiitl : Make
loiighby;•thee 'Xialitgasey 'agent in Europe; sure you : are- actually .: dying .. before, iyoti
has boon instructed instructed to stop negotiations in transfer. your "..worldly ..ggeds..' If „yen
Paris, for a loan for the ,11oVaGevernMent: 'reedVer • your health ',yea lne37 . ncit.:Pbe'ver•
• ,Altlibugh therailWay Setvicebi dernianS, your Pfc."13%-. : ... ' . '
, • , . . . . .
was teetered •yesterday morrting,;.. traffic ie. . A • iniorto,' demonstration -in favor- Of
stilt seriously bleeked;eepeeially hirdonnee..• Home Rule Will: be held at ' Edinburgh
tion with •Chrietinatt,deliveries. : Haviiiver .-:. .:' ....-'-. . -•'.
the • anti-write:km ..iiap-•: A God -send to the . .1'41.:ilar'S ' "tE''' / Resolutions will 46'.'1AP-
iiiiiiimployed,'.,,as. thousands of- . :men ' are. Posed tothe effect that the tiniebastarrived
employed inclearing. the street of when'•:.National • Legislattiree should. te
Or which *ark tliq,.. receive . ekmarke per granted": to• the . reepeotive natianalities
day, , : ..:, ... ,, . . .. ,fermieg the. United. :Kingdom *lid the.
. i- • , • • '' at ii ! . '
n innal- .li business Of Scotland _should be.
"The Vienna correipOndent•of the London
Tittitei• "ye Austrian etateeteen 'de:dare that :Managed. , by. a,. --Iegislatitte meeting, • in.
he.iiienitolatie ,,ef „poitoe :is , otitely de,, Scotland, withfree control over •all. pnrely
pendent upon the action of the "Czar,1 and; local ;and ',private .•Bills„ and With an Eite.
'eutive respenedble to it and the Pretvir. •
s hediniks; delirinm treinenanie.Y at anY
inolnenteauSe Win Id Cenelnit 'an act of . "TiiSlargest Corporation engaged under the
olly :' Which ° Weida. .precipitats: . it 1, War. British 'flag at this. tinte iatlie PeninsUlar:
tietria lutist he ready for such :a ' centia- . and Oriental' ;Steam • Navigation Coitipany•
geney.. The ' Pesters Lloyd says Czar's: • Ex:oh/eve , of vessels now under: Oonstrite-
. • • .
:fear Of. the 'Nihilist* is excessive... "' He , is ! ".., ••
euspicieue, .of , elieryboay .. with whou 'he: rao211, ;the : .conipanyte :fleet.' ainetints to
Conies in Contact,' hicluding .eVcri : his'
and Children: . .%. •
wife ..„89t0au;rioitOg....toDnasi,i,neggetthinoagm,annedaoottlyt;atafi,.,090f0;00300e:
,,, : :, .:, : .. '.. . . .' • thist seven yeare they have:laid down 82,000
.: The. Rocky' Moliktfain • TelegraPli COM•:" • 'tene, at a Oost of 1£2,280;060, :and expended
pany's now wire is completed from Mei.oulo iti renewals: betiveen £500,000 ami £6U0000.
Hat" ' an the : Canada PaCifie, :' to 'Fort • Alt gether'in the seven year e they had wt.'
A.seinibeine,.... ' Which ,. is oonitooted with ',vended in new •shiPs and iniprovemente . in
'Helena. • :The. electric circuit is .now ann.'. old Ones. £2;800,000, Or about £400,o00 per
pletOdin the • Northwest, :east ' and West 'annum,. • At, the' recent anntml Meeting,. it.
from the United. States " via the. Canadian Was stated that the business" of thle.i 9,0114
131/4-9;LL----'7----:::::-- . '-7-: . . ". : 138.4-10ctinereairedikriler as the increased
• Faeta' in..2mall .03itiate.. :: :.• ''. of th,e passengers carried • but the
mon
? " Cents are so Scarce in New• York: that -.6. receipts therefrom had been less ecause of
'dollar is .beint.,. 'paid .for , nint.jt,.,4wiitr...of: ,the largo litinber: of return ' tickets. The
tbeth., . .., „ . , . eonapaity'. had,..:siiffe.red •te.' the ',extent of
.. Our ceu.ntry ie 'bigger.. than China. we. zxp,000 y, the peat fall in -exchange: giur7,
.,
have -5,002,000 eqUare lee; and China has .ing !4(1';:1/214 tliverirf.1 rMS-34hsy °'''' • - • •''. ' 1
'. only .2,0901 4.. , ,. 1 , . • . i '.. .I. G: BATI;4118Qii,''ill'' whose granite qttary
sOf thee ' stn. ay •e Univeraity of ries" at :Weeterly; R. ti a profit-sharing
'. ierli ,149 ''' ' Ailibri6anoi'large s stem: Was adopted.' Jest ' januark, ' says
ntinib
Aldan tkrij:t12,:lni on 8",' weT; foot.... there has been • no . trouble this .year with:
he knows,
,. . The M
itigibiln. /04963.. in,h, :diVided as Villow*:. ethrtTeftutrelfile6.v.‘,01th1,tt '6-6e.tiftrti.g.'nenis eto as well
Infantry, • 1$1:-.62.2 ; , cavalry,, epaee,, .aed...., as is bit, the company. .. If when "the time .of
artaby3ri 8i000..' ': , ' ' - ,aettleMentroomee nett, month the workmen
•
Russia's "publie.• debt - ind-i,eades . about,
6200,00(),QOP 'Yearbri and iti noivaMinething ,are .satiBtled'111° 411.44gether0 will bePc°47
Ver 04,000,000,090. About one,liali:ee it ,tinued on . substantially the' eame basis.
o i TheWesterly plan grOVided that after the
119.22e?ieg67(177111(4.'Per '61.1 1.1 -P.I.iin in' tink°' MT cent. �1 Era °i.clcapitalin. aveter OinV,
freight rated entrant, on. *he Michigan Cen... thir-a
ttal ' means, to : that ;road, a; _gain in: gross divided of the lrernahnng ' profits Shall, , be
ettrningS Of .01,000,o6o a Year. . . divide& among the workmen, '',proportion-
•
' n?a
4 No
' T46
' Depa
Anng,
,7about
The S,
will co
wnial
hes *tie • intimate with 'Mrs: • Mary
ng married • woman. A. few
s.• Lynch went to her Mother;
Who lives * Newtown. 'On Wednesday
6.176°00r called to see her and d
nhgr tiag.11(1About _ nHeer tahheent.i 6Mf tr;sh. e Lh house jai:. •
yesterday morning he reg.
• tLrdyeawr. uge and shot himself. • Hip
" agrees, that of Inc
vjoetiernitie'elef• 'note" in which ' he gave
tinier as jealeuey":•7",, • •
• Fihnore '
• 1i,,a•nroinittent4 resident
• and business
•""
• killt,icisew6Y, N. , Was
the .New 0 , on Monday by attain
y Southern Railway:
While'driving
hanor4sev4b4aoltew,i tihrtitifacokucek his toam
larajoson an „ life force, killing 'Mr.
e and" ign kin . ti
lo the eide k011se
• from the cressin rack only feY4cfeet
Bfr,e,Jamieeon+Efh loannotiVe.cut off
kveent, d° hurled it dawn
the embEln
oorfr'
*-Vife;':iihavili-g :?otfhe•lifieseth
hi
death, . She is:intia
• grief andhorrer:
ibbe
. The total stren ;
!" Mounted. Pollee is : the'
• e thousand Men
• Nithwcst
and nine 'hundied h,
• The:remaits qf th aus.tio. a Ram.
• .4iiaeYni•1:t°07yi:;, tu°rereet4r•eYeei in lllornit'Roy a 1
presence of tt
Iargo as!'eml'Itige of of thel3Siich
. zo,n Bar and' Pr.(nr5111° • --
.t Peoria,..°111'.,
go g e
waggon to piece
.- -Hoke the bank dcfa
..• awal1.3t.tiVhs,,,_°°tmhbrikti oted uire. aap9inix-r!eili:
will be handcd .6Yercit nitek Stat;s
authoritiee on the 2n .,_,.. , :,.
ti.,...eell...-• ' orma -have
14 ti r'ff Bidk61'di6 a '7,' „
45 d(5•an offer 't6: t'llifY,IYiell' ity Coml-
.? kei •tcnio'gen oaVerivite.an..ve; roklevtsayailitIcgi
ali
610;000 year•a
in „,,,adi*,-, s annual
• ""‘iovitiii $f. liaWt,a1100 ilfit
,., Wit..
• . •
at
ately father Wages.. The tininber of men
, A Sure SIgn of Ago. ••einployecl iii thequarrie's is 550.
.e,-eirhy,' my dear, itha-its. the .matiel: ta... safe to say that•,the marriageable
kiedly asked a lady of her friend. , tn'llolivia will not serenade the mem;
Oh, I feel I'M beginning to leek qiiite. hiA.8 , of tJie prceent Assenibly. ' It' is MA
Old," Waathe mOurnful reply. ' ' even ljJcefr that :the distinguished legis-
" Nom:4meg 1 Whatever put. such an idea latora of that .."Republig will find Mealy
inta your head 1".•• •;t° . 'Itarteerie inclined to. :dance With them.
Because,'! was the reply, " 1 notico that. •• They havo just pastfed the foiloWilig• law:
whenever I crossBroadway the policenieti " No offiCer item. the: rank of sub.lientenant •
never take my atin.tte theyused to do. 7 ta canto:irk:will be allowed to"Marry•nu s,
.Jadf/d, ' ' • . • he prove:that: the lady' with whom 'he
, .•
• -
Lquo, to the xmorgeney. wishes to marry pessesses a, dowry Of
. • - , 64,000." . This' throWS the,Mies of tir sup,:
'An irate feinale.ee'eite emnittange to the .portr'of the Oilleets an the wealzet..me2t....
editor's saiiiiturb; • , 'are ',despised in moat
. ,flut 'I tell YOti.,r Itia.a8ni•t": protests tIV3 doinitrids, but especially ifi South Ameriett,
attendant.; " that the editor is . tee ili to The Spaniehainerican ,Press Vehemently,
talk to any Ono to -day. • . ••.' • p,rdtests against, `a -mwa7rthat Makes the
• '" 'Never, you lot the. in. do • tho. woinint siipport the Warriors, as, being iMe.
tallting"•-7Peck. • , limiorahlt3 toWards the fernier and inijust
. ". ards the latter.: '
• ThittPaA0 .;th.Ousitiftd:six ,Imndtow
red land The lateet method ocia'et;t1foigiiiiiton.
twenty-nine Imm'granta arrived in the
nited-States during November, againetni's, which has been introdnccd.irtto Fiance
•
;070 on Nov'effili0k kat year. • ' by M. AlphoeseBertillon, and vebleffie na,W1
:ken. 120
'51nneeindullY: practised not Mar An, The chief
French prisons, birp .1tnesia, and jan,an
astwell, isuthe -exagt. measurement Of the
Prienner"011 arrival at th.!.3 jail: His
waist, thelengtli and Width of his head, the
left Middle finger,- the left feet,' the out-
stretdhed arms, the -three • Othex finger4, of
the left henti, the left arin from, the elbow
to the,,wrist„ and the length and width of.
the ear are measured, and the color of the.
eyes and any particularities are noted,
down: A photograph ale° immediately
taken, eaul by these 'Means the many mis-
takes which bave been made by trusting to
photographer only are avoided. The
infaOdet e°1hatatid•ilbeeiinng tiltileePtieTatt7r81613111heaebittuha,i81
criminals who presented themselves under
an h'estiMed. name, have been identified in
France shows that Bertilldn's °method
hmeiperior to any other. •
soiree hakjust• been given. in
London by a society of French hairdressers,
entitled the Societe du •frogres de .1a
Unit -Um, when. gold, silver and bronze.
medals were competed for, which, greeted
great flutter among the fashionable fai
There were sixteen; artist competitors who,
brought their Models, And twelve. judges,
artists a .mature age. The scene' of • the
tourtiament-was-Mmet4TuesanOr7galle ,
where at a long, table eat sixteen lovely
girls, with booking -glasses, etc., before them.
A' signal was given, forty-five minutes
allowed and away went the seissors, the
operatofe twisting, plaiting, friziing, adding
a switch of hair here and a frizette there to
build up4he pile. To pee to what is meat'
interesting to ladies here;-31te, present style
aslaid down for the coming season (we give;
itastranslated from the French) is the,
demi4ngee or mixiiiini;neitherthe cat:nazi
drooping, on the shoulders or all the hair
drawn up towardsThe face. • The front is
frizzed little and gees across in
almost a 9ttraight: line witliont Co
ing down at the .aide of the. face. The
reriiiinder of the hair, with flitch additions
,turiretty. be-tieemed7ativibahie;'IS tifitaliged
in a•elnster of rolls, plaits, curia- and bows,
and at Oneside an.aigette,..rogette, plumes
-
or bunch of ribboffr As..to . combs, the
greatest liberty is allowed intheir
diamond pearl garnet etc. as well as pins
put inhere and there in an: informal sr-,
rangement. fact, a: woman' may wear
tWo or three combs if she happens tohaVo.
them and stick them %where She pleases.
Dittman& aigrettes with espreYs are in
fashion; also bows of gold, pink or blue
ribbons, with the espreys in .the centre.
One Of the Most ' beautiftd, heads at 'The
soiree had as ornament a. bunch of 'frosted
clocks,_which,Were-- beauti-
fu• lly light and elegant
• •
• • A Child's Christmas Story.,
• The following 'story, published in the
Chicago News, though bearing' many indi-
cations
ofthat journal, is•attri titedtaa girl of 11
:of the handiwork of Eugene Vield,
It was a sae eight to see Mrs. Jamison
and her. little 'family gathered about the
fire one Christmas eve, for she had • been a
widow. ,for twenty years. . Tee,: twenty
years before had Mrs.. Jamisdn, her hus-
band, pet sail on a ship forea foreign land
and ••nevermore had been heard of.... The
snow Was falling fastand thewind was
,howling without, •• . • ; . '
"t Alas," Mrs, :Jamison said, as .she
pressed her hungry babe to her bosom, " I
, lllneltiltrui, IrObe "
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Ifp 040)3, #4-140., #4, .-
,T04:A,alrriaayt°7-nte•-',
And I've brought out litt.1
StUput on ,your- blanket coat quit.
Apo conic to the elid'e and tobogz:” ,
. • . „Corde ride. on my littls rk!,,
The north wine Is blow' Mei me ,
' is einerenetobeggenme
50 let us he..goipe, gove,my •
'And slide lied, toboggan tpg(11; T
Oh haaten my,peerless• ono, • • f,
'And flasPhiahciWdnOwthni4orinli',:intY°1iltnititi)(,".
(They Pally forth and reechst..-::; h.;:••;..)
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.At last oft woe whizzing, my levv„.n:,1
And down the steep snile we 441444.
Hear the air yeas us erzing„ my ice:p....4y (Awe,
And on watt. slashing and
we're. nearing t e bottom, 8.tia t t./ .
1.34).where's toboggan, and. •r,1:cru yont ,
Where's ray love:and mit, f-',.bu;•,;:zem
„.
(Emerges .from snow &hcali alid • Pateil
• art:mm.1J , • '
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What. can hityd occurred, my lOvo, clove 71
With aoMething I muot isavu :4:Tided
I 'must have been hurried, My clok,e,37.kyrev,
'And must have unskilfully guid, d
My vehicle, made from the bark of 4 -
Hy little toboggan, my little tohog-rt • • •
• • !Hut:where the-deticatTnor4--70.1-awn.AW: • ,
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anituow 1 espy you, my love, my der,: ,
But who in the /mai:hien:that, fi.r
Who Walks so close by you, thy doNe, loVe,
It'athat brute of it clerk -tits,:
111 1 woe me unhappy ,ttow homeward I'll jog,
For my love 'have loft, and my '
. Yes, all smss.hed is my •liltlp toboggan. •
. / • . NC$40.14-
Younefellows, give ear; ere you go to the slide.
. With your giri, leasu to sWer, for a duffur, •
o lady can care for, and if you can't g.nide .
u'r toboggan you'll certainly suffer. '
• y hero above, whoee, unskilfillouss•Cdat
the loss; of hi's girl; anti. besides her bp
He lost his tittle toboggan; ,
LATE SPORTING I1OTal.
• H. 'Wilson, of Ahdallali Park, -
C-inthiana,' has purchased §f_tiliti
Mic'P.-137Talbeit, hishallinterea iu the: •
noted fretting sire; Sultan;„ by the, Meer, '
dam Sultana, by Dein:tonne:4 paying there -
far $10;000. They paid L. J. 1.1.04e,.cf
Gabriel; Cal:, $15,000 for Sultan lant fitt*- ‘:
Mer. The horse has a .repord of2.24.. • '
Mr. Dan !Swigert'Sil luck ,With his Stab,
lions •.seenis to have no end. First -Virgil
died and wasfollowed sdon after by Print:Ole
Charlie. ';'Terreplacethein Mr. sNylgof sent • ‘,
to England'. Ind bought °.,Eing..raft. and."
Retherhill, two horses of fame and great
roMiao. • Yestorday; the
from -. Liverpool. . on
Dec. llth With it "minaber of:passengers and ••• •
a vabuable cargo, including, twenty-two •
horses andAWelvepenies amongthin king..
craft, . whowas. somewhat -etrulse . when:.
shipped, diedken. the sixth day keit AO was
. •
•thrown overboard.. • • The weetner .front.the
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start Was very bad, with heavy sae.• The
price paid for ,•Eingeraft Wrkir not „Made,.
public in any of the Englishbuton
this side of the Atlantic many rp:srsons in-
terested thought that Mr., Swig.A:t. 1.ilatte.
somewhat unwise purchape train;
point Wage alone, as Ringcraft'lla have
been 19 years Rid had he r.eached"Rent.nekysafe..;
The stud fees for British etall Vona NM,
tinge °nap:nand. .First of all t,t.irk, Tier -
mit at 61,250. ..,,Then-Ceme and .
. •Galopin at 6750, Robert the .1.),,x).1. •;,•, d St.
fear we shall have no turkey to-morow." ' Sirrion at 6500, George Predei-icl:, Alaster.
. .
4' Why not, . mother ?"' asked Robin, 'a
bright lad of 14. . ' • „
"Listen," said Mrs. Jamison. ha
only, thirty cents left; . To -day I painted
my Jewell, and thustwe are emit npott . the
mercy of the -cold world." • ,
Mrs. Jamison wept. bitterly . and . go 'Aid
thachildren. • •• , .
".Oh, if Henry •were only here," moaned
Mrs. Jamison. Henry was Mr„Jamisein's.
tepee before be Was lost at sea; never,
never. to retiiin.:•13y,,and bye Mrs. janiison
said: ." Put an your ;fur cape, .. -Lucy; and
take this thirty Cents and go:46*n to the
grecery. store and buy one dozen eggs. It
is all the money I•have, but the eggs will
dare, Melton, Springfield, imehet and
Miceli at $250 Reauclerc and She. Miser
at $200, Chippenvale •and. Zelet $150,:. •
and an endless number frdm.that down.
In the bicycle race in .litinncapolie at the
end oftheforty-fifth hour the so9rn 441415d •
HOrgan, 524 miles; Shock, 524 'ffigurs ;.
Armaindq; aoq "
• Of the .seven contestants, to,day: in.. the ,
72 hour Walking Match Guerrero; vi -bo Wag
the lead! Wednesday, is-quito 1'd mf.•-•,„ and.
Hegelman is doing: the great the„
day,. Strokel going fas . •
at • p. was : Strokel, 3 1:10S ;
allay our hunger; and.keep - the . waif froiti. Hughes; 216, •Guerrero, 215 ; } ..1,;..*:,:,tian,
the aoot another day." . 2,.. 9., les 7 laps • Vint; ' 09 me, . ••
-• laps ;
-tan Lucy who Wait a beautiful girl at 1.5, Golden, 198 .Milen.l.'Elseil, 196 D.
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put on her fur cape and .Robin went with
her. Having 'bought the eggs, eaoh•of them
took an apple, when Mr: Sinclair, the kind-
h'earted groder, was not looking,' and :with
joyous hearts, they rode -home in it street.
,•1:Why She IiniiitCd.
.A school teacher from •:" tells
the following laughable littiiine
Christmas day I was invited t.: lit
par. While Ludy wee :eating herapple she the-homeof a farmer in' the . • "!od:' ,•
.Put the,bag of eggs' 'et ,the goat, and en& He hat"... joie family ,of
adoenwliyv,p.wh
abtigetabag. an..pnliehig:,..ti4koex...t.gcar and
t
n was not the Only 'geed, several
to cry the neighborhood'havingbeeu .
-and-Robin; toe. • . us before we went out .16 a.
• 4, -said. the. big, man, in kind 10zyear.o daughter, Cd the fitni tly 4
:tones " why .Ynti-vzOP'?" . Ite pupil 'of Mine, clime into tit ,: voe, . and
' • ' '" 25-t:148,1" said Lucy, '•'1'6.11:•13.n.'"le Pat 015 'began silently counting tliegaw.a,,,eeinting
our bag of eggi1.°1••• . her fingers:it each pbeAoii
!4 Never Mind, tlie eggs," said tho-man,; 44 .4.fi ahm
e stood near e, I thou ..;"e t
.‘1' hilt telt nie,httit.e. I net liettid that Void!• • give
before; 'and havel net seen those features petted • • •• •••., • • •
her a:little lestein in .„etiqiiette,
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Is your your name Luey:Janiison,?.. '•• • .%," D' 't point,' Milly ; is 7.:0,:•1••.),'30..' .• •
said . • " y.;.aranatnnont ana.thi,.. •
: ." Then.look upon - -Me, child," cried, th9 her oloiher,.ebe,baeterepy
'teen, "Anditan16if you donot knowme.• Well, I:. guess. ina , te'e `cati(4.°
Has time and SOirOut chinned Me S!'ilhai" he:11440A there ain't nfijc pl4 11 to
'122Y"failthd4e;iiftlat6hIle°rti'kn' '69i.si*ealte.7tigY; throwing two go oropuinewel,Balr. tda.e.hopea nobod• y tale
herself into her, father'e arms. . , i„ •
It was- indeed' 31r,', Jamison," He had
heen,wrecked on ; it • lone: ;eland for twenty ' ° e • i.s(Ina4 P°Int43•.
Years, but .a passing ship picked him Op ' H•on. r. Fraser '••
and bro.eght hi& boine: He waif Veq rich, • Washington•IrVing.13isbop, mied •
and Ohl what a happy meeolg..it was for tender; says that be is: in delleat ; I th.
,Mre. Jamison and the chuldren. Thoy .had• Hen. Mr. Mowat 18 grea ly, ;I,. end •
turkey- for . 'dinner. ''auti 611". after a little rest be'
lived in....peaceft,lithe rest of their lives: : t . •
; • Preeenti•
AtaiiCi*STeft°terreikiliittilini.a.grse. fon chit- alab(1it!':°h.°Gri°94' ;14.4 '1.16(41it • °Ilan
blains atilt& 'everything .else. very hot' Werk•eenneeted With the Olympian
foot-batheVery,nfght feria inOntli, fdlloWed ".,?4`•• • -:
,by the nia.:VvigOronerubbing, ' ";,a" 1131.1641"1 6611•11.1"'
dUre: cold:feet- and 'Set the •'bladd 1» good Begley,—Wlidt aro you going id gt,,,prynnitb
circulation 18 the eitrenntlee. But tho Wife for Christmas, Sereege ' • .
chilblains cOnie 'they may.. be • sticeeetiftely Scroage ...•,18Cattetbing useful, • . A ton of
treated in several dept.. • A .gbOd ointment' deal; a ham" and. 4 -pair of 51111 • about
is made' of co.stile soap Melted, in it %little seven sizes tetebig, • . .. • . .
rutii. If from rubbing the•skin be'..brialCen . Begley Whit good Will that :4:1;
the reed salve id .veiy healing. Camphor •Scrolage—Slie Will he:ve the: '.6.•114,factiOn„..
ice cures some, 'chilhlaine and tbe-iiations' dipresentirig...theni to itioa4,15.'.2p,:detphid . • '
eerateearasiliteeLto.theeeptletlier-peop4e... '
Peppermint' eisenee, ..cologne and • akoho .
are redeozianiendeitto allay the etineing and ' Iudge.:.,Jenntsen., Picea° •.i1 t my
hocl.—lio4iton house. .; It has no ritnnbcr, 4,13,•y(1,111 it
frost-bitten
: • , 'the detnity jail." So, t'Vrod 1.1ar); • killop
• (forniOrly of th. • ,
• t.thesessieh of the:County Connell of judge.of the .Wayne circnit Co;:t stet.' •
Grey held la.4 Week,: Mr, N. G. 'Campbell,' day. Hie H�nor ahfnat go to \ '
of Whitby; Was, 'opts:Anted to tlie y,acsitt "house.". -,Detroit isreivk. It i.
iiitipedtership.Of South. Grey in place; of Mr. ease against MeKillop--that of tu
•
Wiiliam Ferguson, who recentlyrosigned furnitute which did not belong' ti.
the petetfett. ' • :..•.. a heAtev4foli he rented-rwill 1x1
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