Uniycroity Resigns.
or A000llll'i' or am mm mm
no hora-co to horm- From Matting
l’ohllo Ill-3 Opinion no tho Trootoo'a
annulled—Would notional-du- What
a. Boys II Ilia- Blfltt o! Fm Speech.
Providence. July 28.-’Dr. E. Benjamin
Andrews has resigned his tilllt'l: an pt eo-
ident oi Brown univorolty. and his pro-
fessorship itt that lnxtttution as well.
His resignation in due to ohjoctiun in
the university to his views on the trot)
hitter and fro: trade tttit-ntiuns. luv.
Andrews would not lilrllfll hilt liberty
ol speech, and his renignatlnu lotlowml.
Dr. Audmwa’ action cauaetl up our-
[#130, nithouxh he disclaimer! any in-
tenlion oi resigning jurt altrr return-
ing from his European trip. it was:
confidently anrcrtcd, hum-vet. by titnnv
who are intimately acquainted \\ itlt lllln
that tho result otthe untwmity's ac-
tion on his free nilt'cr and {rt-c trudt!
view: would be his resignation.
lie was touring England when the
members of the corporation hold a
, PRESIDENT ANDREWS.
meeting in Juno and appointed a com»
mittee to mutt-r with hint “in rogurd
to the itttervsts of tho unit/molly." The
"intorestE oi ttn- uniwrsity" in this
cass- mount that tho mc-tulicrs of the
corporation \voro nut in favor of any
exprwsian of opinion on his: part on the
free silver question while ht- was: pn-si-
dent oi thr- uniwrttity. Thv-y consider-n]
that his: l'lv"\\':l as ntnrls— puhllt- from titno
' to “fur WM'P so contrary in H1» "pill-
ions of i'rivnds nl tho ttttlvt-rsity thztt
'the univt-rsity had lost many legacies.
Furthermorw, it Would in the lutnrc
fail to rct'clti: tit» pecuniary support
requisite tor its needs.
It was at first thought that [hr mat-
ter would he scttlud itt :tn i'llllli'fllllt.‘
manner. but certain utornlmrs of tho
board insisted on absolute Silunt‘n on
the part of President Andrews. Ho rt»
towed and tcndoredq his; resignation. it
will take ptfoct onS .-.pt 1.
The correspondence in lllr case was:
opt-nod by the committt-v oi thw mr~
poration which Hunt :1 loll-:1 in Dr,
Andrew: assuring him of the “will! will
of the Ptilnflllllrt' and int’urtnim: him ut'
tho notion of theI corporation in up-
pointing lhs' tummlttm in iflllllft'l \llill
him in rut» weave to his v-i. ws on the nil-
ver duration. This letttr tntrtit asked
that he rolraln from making his views
public.
The Reply I)! Dr. Andrew-t.
In his :mutvt-r, which lti‘i|l':l dttte of
July ii, 111-. Androws Hays:
“liclio-vittg that hutt‘rtvr “Hull 1
might (lt‘flll’t‘ to do so i rah-tutti t‘intl tnya
lt-lf unable,» to mart thr- tl‘iillii’si of the
corporation an rxplainw-t by tho sprt‘ial
cotnmltteo t'I'l‘t'nlly nppointvd tn court-r
with me on thv ilili‘h-Hlfl of tho unl-
vernity without Slill‘i‘llilt‘llll}: that rt-a-
oonhltic liberty of utivmrtcv whlrh my
predevesooranuy tnruity milramtt-st and
mym-li how htthotttrt-njoyul and in
thn illiflt'lli‘v ui' uhhh tho mus-t muplo
ontlotvtw-nt {or an I-vluwntinnul tinnitu-
lion ttottld how but iitth- Wurlh. l to.
opt-t‘iiully rt-nltzn tho phatt-lum-V of tho
university and alum my prnitm-uhip
llicl'l'lil. to mio- vii-«i uni tut than
lht‘ flrll day ot thr :tpptm’t- him: €4.11.
tvmhvr. l roan-t tho luuvity of tin. m.
torwninu ‘lflli'. hut :u‘tt tilt-ling at ”W
earilont pomtihiv mutntvttt .tttl mwur-
it“: all inlvl'l'it‘x \tiilt tlw mmmitia-r "
St-t'rulttry “'Hmld of tlu- t-utimtuttttn
tutol‘nltti Dr. Atteltt :t of tho rm wipl of
his tiotc. rrtalintt that it would he trunn-
mittt-tl to llw mrpurnttnu :Il lltt annual
meeting in tint-intuit. r
The llcv. I‘Ilitlm iltnhumn Antlrrtvo,
l). 1). tr n Ki‘il'liisilu oi littmn mum»
pity, t-innzt of ‘7» For two y. iii." lullnw»
inn ttrnduntiun iw tuittthl in the Huiilt-lti
Library ttwtitutr in Hli’llt'lil, mun. and
duflllil llll’ lit'xt lhilv lull-ii \l‘tu 1| pm.
“VI“ in illv Noon-n 'i‘h-winoimi inali-
tiliion. ll't-rlll l'iT': in lhTtt llr .hmirtht
wmt prt-nitlt-tti til llottitmtt unit‘t-mitv.
1).. tutti from imv in in: mtutltt to ill"
Nffi'lnn ’ihmtltwiwtl titoiiiutinn. Alt-tr
u your? tin it ill limo-w in um! t'uliwl
to tho than at hit-titty ftllni tmiitlrnl
nmnmnt oi low-n, \lllt'l‘i' ln- tt-utaiuwl
utilil I‘M lll llivll in or it: iwvnmo pm.
rumor rt ,...; 1.. stl it"lll-illl)’ .nvi linttuu'
in Carroll with non l'iii't’llli’il to ”first"
this luliwumt' l» or in filll‘ltt‘tl I11 l2 ti,
Nuitllwmt .1 pr: .olvtit
Whvtt i «Ni ii ll" hit-i .t lamina-Ii
amnion! iutu nitm hilt ile‘luitillt'r 1mm
llrown. in Milli‘l'ui sold More tum
flilllllllfl tlmiil \tltirlt hi- until in talk
musician "in: hodtlonly.
Provtdt-n-u, July :.':l win. thump ll.
fi’ilmx. um Ul’ lilMlt- lililtrtti'o moat
putt-«l pltyriviono. u tttotttlwt or tip lirti.
My 'Itrnlii'illlllli“ MHliH‘Il in: My Imit-
titm, and tol‘rmponthtm "l Miiuliml do.
Htiiliimitiilhlm‘lli‘il i‘nnirnl rot-rum or
Dolphin, din-d auiltlcnly oi lliilli viinvnm
ill ill! harm» in Ihia’ lily. ilv won horn
in Wm ttrtvnwlrh on Ann all. pm In
1”. he iron" prnt‘iiw‘ lit l'llil'l'll'fl"t-.
tutor lllllllml to timmouy and imtulnn
and returned not» in urn.
m Mm
”around Hoodlum Arte—rivet.
(llovrrtwiiln. N ‘2, July til. David I
’l‘htmtmnn. A prominent my tattoo» mum
chant. hurt item orrunlml I‘hfllm‘l with
"iridium: money under loin prvtmw-n
truth him. it. J. tlnmo in im, lie on
hold in H.“ lmnd.
fa whomtt May ‘
Concern:
.1 ask those who are indohmi
to me. make a special eilott
to aquaro up their accounts. or
to pay an unusual amount on
account, at tho mutt rcgnltr
time of payment. Extraordi-
nary expenses. in lilting up
tny now atom, in tho reason i
ask you to do for um, in this
cote, what i would gladly and
quickly do [or you, lllliliil' the
aatno circumstances. I shall
take this to ho a special kind
noon on your part, not to ho
forgotton.
A5 ovor at your mrvice,
Very kindly
lORENZO DIBBLE,
ll North Main Shoot.
EASY IID PLEISIII "I FAKE
Patent
Medicines
EASY
AID PLEISIIT
T0
TIRE
AQUIII‘I‘IUH
Geo. O. Stillson’s
OIUO ITORI.
82 Washington St" Solomoilt.
iioti’s Nervetitte Pills
'ln 21ml
rrntt-d y int
IIII’VDl“ pill“
. tration and
1- all nrrvom
distant” ol tor
grnrroih't or-
" Lilli} Hill A it li‘lhu “1'“ ”i “if“;
u. writ as Nervous l’rmlraiion, Failing or
lost Mtnhoud, impolrm' y, Ni htly lint' 7
door», Youthiul Brunt, Mental any, at
:mivo on oi Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Gmomption and lmnity. $1.00
1: it mail: 6 bum ior M35“).
lion“: illii; illAL co. 1mm mutt
laid by all drum“
3.51101.“ 3 CUBE IEli $17!."
SUMMIT£E0',’I..‘,‘.'.‘.',‘,‘.".'
@«flFfl‘th Milnn‘tlo‘ ti'ulllitt‘n'utrt. «I
itr. i'..i. .i' t «it. N.i..t oil'ili'ti'i'okrcl'i'filli” ill-“11.. I‘I.
For Halo in South Norwalit ivy it. it
i'lolmd. id thahinuton street. mp1 i7
Always the Same
Jacob I. Layton,
'lro. 1.11- and
Aooldont
INSURANCE”
Rool Eototo oati iloooo “out
Ucun Steamshi 'l‘iohoto. and startling
Dra on N tot!
aria stock» 80 a.
omen. it RAILROAD Pawn.
Next to Post 0m.
SOUTH NilltWAl1K.: : : t CONN
Notary Politic. Aokuorrlodzmnnnt i'okot
sourtt noawnttt - . .
sumo: our
.1 Waohinnon It"...
Upon daily lrom 9 to lit a. m.. and from
i to 3 p. 111.. and on Monday evening:
lro1n7toil.
interest allowed on depooitl.
ALDEN SilltMANS l'mt
JOHN Ii. rmuus .l’ioe—l‘reat.
.tl lHN H. KNM’l’. lion. nnd ’l‘nnt
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Papor-iiangor. Calcimlnor
Pointor.
nail-.7- in
“All PAPER IID BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN swam
South Norwalh.
Sample Books of Intent Styles of Paper:-
Bowlers 11nd Gilt. Monltllntpt taken it
homes tor inspection. on notice by postal
brimnmCheertnllv Given. mo .
J. D. JENNINGS.
UNDERTAKER.
7 MAIN S’l‘iillit' 'i‘
Namath, - (loan,
Opp. Stroet Railway Dom.
REIIWNCE ELM S'l‘ltltz’l‘
TELEPHONE" ALL. ll
' " " TilE '
NORWALK BUILDING
’ COMPANY.
Aided by our steam dorriektt, ram, hor-
ing machines. eta, wo can quote
LOW PRICES UK
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churchoo. Factories or any Largo Build-
ing work a spozialty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVEN UE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
lESlIE GIIBLE. Ionagor.
. oil"
'"VlliViiilill/lilllli'm
'3551'3'031'3153
“"03 Err 2075 AT 0"me mad
CATON'B 311111111233
t‘ um garter-l or Iptctol liability, avoid-l-
ocal. opormotorhtu. omiooiou. inrotoncy.
pore-lo. cit; count; lunctionoi d rdcro.
.mml by error! or runs“, quickly rcttnrtui
Loot Mlnhmd in nl l .11 young, mung VI or not
Oln’nglh who rc form: r tn tltm at prev nit. ( t rt
11: mm! pull-yr, sum it, rile: ltt1tl. atol laminate
Cult: to 00th mo Tnonooou
I‘M! N Ir n I! A; 1'»11!111'.~-tr: In nt m
CArON' 5 Vllllllt'fl. Sent tr tlctlti yo ttir .:
il l i ’«not. twr u
l'1itr Sun plur, 0i: 1‘5
with written (tr-romeo complete cure.
lull 11m m m Ii lrrrrtt cv. Itr‘ , inc and tuniltllfillal,
Send unttu tikt’nl . 01‘ 111i 2!." l1 1 orcit'l
Ulallrrtttnmt, Hm only not to m h l" rum. w
CATO" lib. 60. 30.10". In...
Sold by 600. C. built-Oil, Hour.“ Nt-r
walk!
DR. MOTT’S
Plllllllll Hill
'l'ho only Halo 1mm and
relinhlt- F1111: tie Pin 1 yer
nilt'rcd to Lutllt” lisp?-
cinlly rt'mmmt-mied to
1: 5, married indium Auk for
non. looms".
PEIIYIMIL Pill!
and take no other Sranvon common
t'rit'v Ii. 00 per box, ii hoxctt ior 8!; till
II non": mm mm (lilo
Hold by all drought».
.../lslf..7.él’.i§l’.i? #3
Mum rut-rapt cot-In loin 4m up .111,
wt I‘ "on man you...» «1. . ... mp.
ymtri til-titan. “i...
nu- mm Cu. lie-km. him i’.ut'.. In! «5
Sold by (too. C. antigen. iiouiit Nor.
walls.
’.‘ 1;}
it.
LIBERTY.
You are-t liberty to oomo into this atom
of ours. and to ramhlo around and look»
much as you Noodn't hay We like
to have poop know what a line stock at
wall paper we horn. no that when thoy
need tome they'll know where to‘ go and
get tho prottioot.
Pointers supplies. glass etc ,pointintt.
plpet hanging and docorot twin
3. E. OORHAM,
to rum AVENUE
Commotion.
lanlluvalhv -
.Stovos
and
Gasoline
STOVES.
IORVflLK PINE" 6 MPG. 00.
East End ot Washington Strain Bridge
I!»—
I 7., I. ll. 81 H. R. R.
TIME ’i'Ai an.
Corrected to June 15th.
LEAVE Sillf'l'llrtiltll'Alfi FOR NEW
llilk '
A. .\i ~12... "l mum,”
1. i'rlA' 5. li.\, “Jim. 93“, ‘I 103:1): ll. il.
l' \i.~ ”.4715. 1.11, r! 3:», :ltu, 1,07. 5113‘,
57ml, .1..'>.'1K. IHl, 7.:t’tx. \lt. onus (fittnduyx
only) “1.20.
SI SllAYS.
A. M. l""»1l.V -i.' in v l5x.il.l5.
l’. M ~.'ui..i 7.?1l.'."‘-.li.'ntix.
l HA‘ I'. Nl'.“' Y all‘lx FUR Stil TH Vi ill
\l
A. M. «l’litlx ”Jill. titli,‘ . on song 91131:,
9th liiil‘lx tum l1 mx iturl 1‘3":
i'. Mew-UH.2M,li.i¥ix.2l.iltlx.4.031.115;
4.31m, was, mos, n on, 1.11am», atria.
5V. h.,l;’il'o.:"'. 7.15
SUNDAYS.
A. lil.~t':.orix, till». mu.
1', .\1 mil
1 LAY l-lsitl Til \litlm’Al K Full mar
"M l: \.
A. M,» ~l.ll, l.”ox ii I.” 7 4'3. $46,911:,
tom, il. mt 1H3
i’. \i. lzllt‘zV. l. :,i7 :.'in.V it'll, :‘1.iilx.:'t.tl7,
:u'
llilx ‘ ii liq-ii ii. if.»
llrliluup'orl in mltitttou to ohovo, n. 111..
'3 it, p, m. 7 33“.
SUNDAYS.
A. M. His, l.‘.’ox, 7.t':, tile.
l'. M. 7.l:’t.
All .\ indicates exprt-w.
DIE POUID
0F
Creamery
Butter!
Finest to he had, for
22c!
Fivo Pounds, $i.00.
Sam’i. comatocltJr.
‘M I. thin m.
Special Sale For This Weeklm
LADIES’ NIGHT ROSES
AND
LADIES’ WHITEGKIRTSI‘
A. Dicker-man 1. Son’
‘ non-tom r
ED ”0 A "0er AND Milli).
fibula old '3!“ 'l’o-
n» lo a» on. into hit. Solid-y but
loony. bitty to ous up twih'lo. Uni
it man. ho chi-lootiflohofly-
”Who in tho mot than in the
world to-day? The poorort man i know
is the man who has nothing but mott-
ey~noihintr else in the world but
moneyfitnly money.”
it your a man with iron gray hair
and an iron my mustache who itpolic
the words. and ho uprated the last
mm with emotion.
The man who spoke has endowed tltc
University of Chicago with otiliiour
upon millions of dollars. it» in John D.
Roch-teller, who in the parlors .11 the
Now York i‘ltth Avonuo lint tlst
Church tuidtcsacd the young men's
Bible clans.
Mr. Rockefeller hold in his hnndit a
cheap looking little yellow barked ac»
count lmok.
"This is my ledger.” he said. "My
first hummus training was in hot-pint:
a ledger. it was at the time when l
lot-tron to spend my first enrttiugtt in ttty
first struggle to get a footing.
"It won a very hard struggle. Witt-n
I put my head on my pillow the con.
touts of this little. ionizer thou kept
matting in my mind until 1 awakened
the next tttomiug.
"ilmltloo the accounts I kept in this
book there were nto-ntorntnln of ne-
corn-nous. in forty two yours I found
it. i itopt it more than fortytwo yours
ago. ltt decipln-rin; Rollie writing on
tho hut-k of horn. I see that I rolled it
"Lt'tll;I-l‘ A.’ I place great t'nlttt- upon
this littlc imolt."
Mr. lint-ltt-i‘t-llor's hands tretnhlt-tlns
llP turned tho pout-s of tilt.- llllli' vol-
ttln'e which ho had taken from a hit:
onvololw in his inside pocket.
"It was important to me to ho- par-
ticular at that time about ituttm or re-
ceipts and disburse-mounts." ho mutin-
ued. “l hopt» you young own or» all
careful. l helieve it is a religion» duty
to not all the utonoy you can. 21'! it
fairly. rt-iitriotnsiy and honestly and
giro away all you can.
"i would not Ilart- to let you road this
lwok. My children read it. and said
that I didn't spell toothbrush corroct-
ly. i haven't seen this hook for twen-
ty—tiro years, You couldn‘t not it from
me for all the tuodcrtt ledger» in Now
York and what they all would hritu: ill.
“it reports What i received and 1‘ did
out for auroral years. More is no itnn:
lucotno from thcmhor 23. 1555.
to January 21;, that ............. $30
”And i lived within my incmno. Hut
of that I paid my wnslwrtvntuan. tho
lady with whom I boarded. anti 1
sort-ti it little and put it away.
”I two that i paid in tho Sunday
school awry Sunday one rent. it was
all i had to give. I had a largo morons:-
itt ft‘l't'lllli' the next year. it was in‘
creased 325 11 month.
"i was no intlt-pt-tldt-nt in those days
as Mr. Astor. lint whvn I got that in-
cretlse I tell guilty. I felt. like a
criminal—«like n capitalist. W0 had no
trusts or t-ppitnlistu itt thou- days,
“i remember the- chitin-s l ltoturltt.
I didn't patronize a fasltlonahlo tail: 1.
I bought my clothcs from n ehonp
(-lothicr. 'l‘ln- clothes were good and
such no i could pay for. In-t mt.- giw
you all a word or adrlct::—'l.lto within
your tuenttn.‘ "
Curiosity prompts-d Mr. Itocitololivr
horn to ask all throw to rilliw llli‘ll’
hands who had room to Now York
from the country. Nintutvntho of tho
young men mint-d their hands. to tho
evident pit-noun,- ot' the opt-allot:
”City nton haven't had the hll'llggli'fl
oro ltnd who come trout tlw country."
it» said. ”Two duyo nun I had 11 talk
with n curtu-ntcr who was going to
make a building t'ottliorlublt- mm
help wan going to on»... Then.» were
two hilt fillilt'i'l‘ he, t-lmtt'll with ntiuoml
wool. mutiw dump wouldn't ('Mllt‘ in,
he mtid. 'l‘lwu on the out floor in,-
nllutvt-d ltw two spurt-rt ht- “mt also
going to clone will wool 'ito thor.’ no
he exprt-nuwi it. "tho llll'l'llt'l' tlwru, n
homonmn, would not have to hour the
rain dropa full upon tho root.’ "
’i‘hio wonwd to allot-ti Mr. litil'kl’li‘l'
Il‘l' llllllllli' nutuuotm'ut.
“Why," he Mild. "tho- «tit-ttontt-r'o stut-
troniiott made un- tittnit or my 0W." ott-
tmrienceo wit-«n aim-put; under tlu- root.
1 lmow that 1 ”WIN tlto rain toil. and
who" i looked up l mold two- tho «hin-
tzimt. and ,in our plow a hut trill!
titnnurh which tltc ally non Vi~ihio. [1
mos prutty not llit'l'i' in utooowr, but, i
pron-rived nutnnmt' on tho \Illult'.
“I iltiult i won, lwltot' lul' tutti :mrt ol'
oxpt-i'iom‘o. and my liL'llil in hill of Mill
"mm mt l t'illlliiilflillllt' llil' mtuitiion of
n tannin-r of youth: fr il out that i
lttmw in thin city. 'l’itou' itttiwi-u lum-
plt-nty of tummy. hut tho ltuyu how not
tho ulttmt of n i'lldiiil' in i‘t'llilt'liiifl
with you who count “'0‘.” lilo t‘oliiili’)’.
'l‘iwy'li no down and you‘ll tulw llu'li‘
plum-n.
"What in ottoman! in it taint moo»
oi"! Wt-II. in that uneven»? 'i‘ho poor-
eut than i ituuw in “it" man who has
nothing but utouoy. ii i had my «homo
tuition l'l he a anon with iiitlu or Illllli‘
lax but u [lili‘lltilo in ”in.
"WI not "to money limtli‘ lluti hi on
miwmhio Mutiny lo mod it you know
how to turn it. but not give you a liiilo
Word of l'itlllliltll linow .1qu what you
down hm what .1 i" do with it and
dual ho nulmttwd in Int your follow
our! ilitrllitli'il lilo what you how Mil
ten down.
"in a your or m i mum»! to am
overly um. him is on limp to: to
:w it! m rm .ltonmim.
O
rowiw and how you npond it. Writo'
l
:oourovuououn am
“labour school
filament to Bohhcth School Super-
intendent . .25
“i tro- living in Cleveland than. and .
i must have telnorry for Now York.
Herein an llélill-r-l’lve Points Mllililon.
l2 mints.
”We had a little paper publilhed by
tho Sunday school called the Macedon-
ian. l nabocrihed to that. There was
a venerable teacher or my close, a
Reotchntan. and a grant Bible student.
.llc is down for tn‘eutydirc cents.
"All tilt-no little things helped me to
coun- intu sympathy with many under
takings, hoth religious and philnn.
thmplc. My opinion is that no man
can tntst himself to wait until he has
nccumulutml a great t'orttttte lit-tore he
in charitable. lie taunt give away some
money continually."
.. r;
LINCOLN in THE FIELD. 1' '
Ills Fir-t Hail to tron-rot (trout. turd llio
lluroedrul Bide.
One Tuesday a. White river steamer
art-tied at the wharf, bringing l’resir
dent Linooln. who had embraced this
opportunity to visit [or the first time
the armies under General Grant's im—
mediate command. All the boat neared
the.- shore, the (lateral and several of
us who were with hitn at the time
walked down to bite. whorl, in order
that tho (lottornl-ln-Chiol might meet.
his distinguished visitor and extend a
greeting to him as noon on the bout
mutton landing. As our party stepped
thonrd, the i’roultlent canto down front
the upper dock. Where he had bi'i'll
handing, to tho zttiur-gttttgway. and
reuniting out his long. angular arm, he
wrung tltvtteral Grant's hand rigorous-
iyfund held it in his for some time,
while he altered in rapid Words hiu
congratulationo and cxpresniouo of up-
prociatiott of the great task which had
been accomplished since «he and the
lenerni had ported in Washington.
Tho group then wont into the alter—
cabin. General Grant said: "i hopo
mu an» wry Wo'll. Mr. i’rt-nident.“ "Yes,
i am itt wry good its-alth," Mr. Linooln
replicd; "but i don't teei very comfor-
table after my trip last night on the
buy. It was rough. and l was countd-
erahly shaken up. My stomach has not
yet. ontlrciy recovered from the chemo."
An omrcr oi the party now saw that an
opportunity had arisen to make this
scene the supreme moment 0! his life,
in giving him a chttnt'c to sootho the
digestive organs oi the Ohio! Magis-
trate oi the nation. lie said: "Try a
class at champagne, Mr, President.
That is always a certain rare for eon-
titzkncso.” Mr. Lincoln looked at him
(or a moment, his taco lighting up with
-t smile, and then remarked: "No. my
friend; i have open too many teiiows
toaaick ashore from drinking that
atul'i.” This was a knockdown tor the
:Jtllcor, and in the laugh at his expense
Mr. Lincoln and the General hoth
joined heartily,
General Grant now said: "i know it
would he a great satisfaction for tho
troopo to have an opportunity of seeing
you. Mr. President; and i am sure your
program among them would have a
wry gratiiyiug effect. 1 can-turninh
you a good horse and will he most hap-
py to escort you to points of interest
tlotu; the line." Mr. Lincoln replied:
'Why. yea; i had fully intended to go
mi and take a look at the brave tel-
,otts who haw fought their way down
‘0 i'otersburg itt this wonderful cam-
paign. and i am ready to start at any
limo."
General Grant presented to Mr. Lin-
coln the oilicors oi. the putt! who wore
present. anti he had hr each one a cor-
.iittl greeting and a pleasant word,
l‘hcrc won a lttntliioess in hill tone and
.t hearty manner or expression which
went tar to captivate all who met him.
l‘ho i'rcsldent noon filt'mit‘d otthore,
and after sitting awhile at hoaduunro
tern mounted tlw largo hay homo “(fin-
zinnttti,” while the ilenorol rodo with
him on "Jet! lhtvitt." Three of tut of
tho until accompanied thont. and [he
tot-nus encountered in visiting both
ilutlor'tt and Ilcarin'u mnttnando worn
moot intercotlng. Mr. Lincoln Iron: a
very high him-i1 nillt hot and black troll-
tora and frock rout. Like moot nwn
brought until the Went, ho had ktmti
rjtlllillllliltl of it lloi'ttl', bill it llilltil iw nr-
itnotvlodxod that in nptwamntzo he Willi
out n vory duoititut ridor. .On thin mm-
«tion, lty itiu- limo he had roorhoti tho
"1pr hr- utm runipiololy norm-ml with
dual, and tho lililt‘li color of lllll violin-n
had chnnumi to thuttcdoraio gray. Alt
he had no atrnptt, ltll trotutern gradual.
iy wnrltmi up altovu hitt stallion. and
wave ititn lin- upptmrttnco of ti country
tanner riditnt into town wourinu lilo
Sunday riotohoo. A eitittvn on hortw.
lJM'li in attrayrt an odd shrill in tho
mid-t at n unilurmml army, and tho
ointttro prouontrd hy taint: i'iooidcni hora
lured upon hho an“ Liliillt, ‘llt‘nt'rlll
Horaco Porter in Century Matrazitm,
....... a.“ ................
MEN’S WAVB.
«at-m...“
'up on the wont coast 0! ill”
amt» Moon!
rut-v. “all! in
New 701*. July-
mornlnlt lays: t .
Two carrier pigeon; fill“
come irom Andrei! II polar
now been Inverted found. ,A
The first said to in”
way, hurt.- on it: Winn. "N
14:: w. 41.02" p
The second, caught near
loud in the extromo norlltllb :
according to a later din '
brandt-d "North pole polled
Scientific in Anwrioo OM -
not accept those evidencoo u ~
that Andree has at tut. . ‘
own: problem, Which it” h .
metoua expeditions 0! body.
wt men. toll! many livéo a
untold allflming. link the H
than» quoted hi this Mm
it not initmosihle that the A
from the balloon. and all seem
that the course indicated in ..
some: in the one the airship 1‘ ’ ‘
liltvly to tollow under unwilling ‘ »
lions
(‘ntnmodoro Mtltllle. who”
rum: in antic exploration xi.
opinion wt-tght, int-lines to the
that lllt' pigeon» are Andreo'l . ‘
the daring uerunaut has pausedmg
pole near enough to anltver tho-
qtlo-slluli of an own polar reg,
high in tho- nir‘f'ur his observo
no .11 “Miller tlt'lvilllflc value.
column-lore adds that. there,
l'minnli to tour that disaster aw
til-'u‘s expmliltnn ll, indeed. I!
din-ad) me) taken it '
luxplott-r theeiv Hens nothing W
Itinlmlllr in the theory that Andree '
havv yitNartl met" the pole. _
Tl..- .»xpwrls whorl.- views are
Lti‘ttpitul ull i‘ulntide in the 0
limit. :u Siiillll‘lg the manage "North
H" \\, ' to in genulnv’, Andre; W'
drttmm tt.\\.utl Alaska.
'l‘io st ttt ttns made from Dana
laud, Spllzln-rgrn, Sunday. July 11, I
2:11" p. 111.. in a littul sale. which m
“tutu-d tho balloon at the outset hm
hutliur,r it against u rock in the hint
'l‘lu (ii: rtante from that point lb “I.
llli'vth'llt‘al north pole iii an air lan' ’5
rttmut 1m- tttiiws. ii Andree panned tho
pnli' fin: days later. as the second cor-If '
rivr plgrnn's message seems to rum;
h.- m uh: only 140 miles a day. or ahont‘
six mitts an hour “hercas it wad e81
puimi that ho ttuuld travel 480 mil“
:1 ilil) 1m :thuago of ill) miles submit.
it thr~ indicated i?iilll'90~*‘ltl.llgllllde_la
west from I‘rrt-entrltth-Were lollo'fll
throughout. the same average speed
maintainml and all u out well the expe-
illllilll *illuultl in? U\til' the north coast of
Al léiltd helm-tn Point Barrow lint!
l1irlt‘l‘ island. whaling stations next:
Sunday, the distance trout the pole be— \
in: about 1.400 miles. But if the armed A
were nvarer what it was expected to be
they should lie there now.
l i
A BLAZING SLRUCTURE.
Elliot Tower In rum-m “like. III. “S
Counc- (ircat Indium
London. July 23.vA dilpatcll from
Him kpnul, L: tncashire. says a fire broke...
out in the top ut thP Eiffel towerhlfl
{t't‘l high. which was created on tho
'[irnmvtnttlc at that place tour your: .
Sign.
A ntruntr sea breeze tanned m
flames, which spread rapidly through.
the upper part of the structure, out! 3
grant muse-rs of hunting timber and
iron loll with terrific crashes upon the
roofs of the pleasure buildings in tho
gatdens ht-ulutt
Thousands “l persons turned out to
uni: h tit», tire. and them “are contin-
ttni stumwdvs. l‘fluflt'd hy the fear {but
lllc heat, “hit'h was intense, would dil-
turh lllr equilibrium oi the tower and
that thg- whole structure would fall.
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TELEGRAPl-llc PREVITIES.
thitelow Hi'ltl. who with 11mm! on. i
toy to tltt- ttuvmt’r jilhllt'i'. How a din- i
Ilt'l‘ in London in llll‘ Prlltt‘r of Will”. ;'
lIlllitl‘lllK \‘llit'll Mi‘u. "(lid “IV. R N' :
11'|1llilll
timttnor iiiutit hull roluuud that you
illicit oi lllnllit'l Attorney (.lictm ‘
NW York {or a tit-mini term at tho I" . ;
m‘vllin Inuit in "it ”it! Tobacco W“
thin umnill
11mm. to McKioiW ruminant! “ H
Admiral .lulm ii. William U. I. It:
t'rtploin lllwl'ilfl M. Curler. mm of .
mtttintmru. it it It.. and IJWII U.
"aunt of i’uunIyivunio month." of tho
Nitr'uruuuun t-nnni communion.
Mn. Annie Ktnrta oi Newark. N. 1.,
who mnrdmod during her sloop hp M.
tirtlts Mitiililiilt, who tittl‘liu‘liil mm. ”m
on» that in» Would lithe liar lift. '
Mailnlnlt in n prlnorwr and it» m ‘
oil in having mmmittul tho «trim. '
limited burglar: enter“ lilo m o!
Manson o. 1111M: in tho. intro at
'rmntttttii. Conn» 34.11"" that mom
and manly woodcut hio mt
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