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THE FASHIONS.
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SUMMER STYLE8 AND FANCIES
urrraT nevaMDM raaaacs and costcmks
MAKIN?:?Met ItNINO LINOKRIB?WIDOW
NETS. VKILS AXD FLOWERS? .KWELK.
aaaVs fashions?fabiucs and wrap?
Fashion, no less than history, prove
re|?eaU Itself. Thla year, not once In every aevi
hut after aeren lime? aeren, faahlon return?
cording to the blalory revealed In old magazines?
Ion-plate?. The figure- muelinoi lawn of to-day ii
Van Winkle ?trie among dry goods, and the __dj
bare been copied from twenty-year-old wall pai
aa one ?eea in quaint old country-honses, tool
rariegated flowery tapestry; other?, brought fro
tbe ?eas." are of feathery bauiltoo, the loaiy cm
Blender palm, tall arboreacent fern?, large rssSS
popple? lu luminou? and colnred ef?ecti. TkSSS
are alto teen lu black and white lawns, lead eele
and white, and gray and black, for mourning.
lawna are much prettier In white, aseassi a
black ?prig?, or little flowera, dash? s und di
bourette efl.it s. Percale? and c?mbrica
rery nearly the tame design?. All of
fabric? are made In two pieces. A c
of black and white ?trlped cambric is made In pi
eklrt and basque, trimmed with bands of white <
dered with black. The edge of the skirt ha? two
fine knife-olalting?, ami there an- long-looped I
black ribbon pl.ioed on tho pocket?, back drap?
cuff*. A die?? of plain gray bati?le for mornin
haa a blaek and gray ?trlped vent and cutaway J;n
Bcarf draping laid aero?? the front is made of Ike
material, and the knift-plaited 11 mnce has a hca
tbe ?trlped corresponding with the stiffed cuff?, i
and collar. Nothing can be prettier for Snnnm
than white breakfast dresse? of iineu lawn,
ttriped cambric, percale, daa?a*ked figured
or ttriped muslin, made tip In a prieeeass
plaiting? headed by embroidered band?, and black
bow? on tho front or wherever fancy dictate?.
pnjue l? rather unpopular, but is use- for wnii
Wltb b'ack drosses, aud is ?till ?tt-fsi-ed to oil;
rlcs by some ladle? for morning weat ataeaatdsi
mountaiuou? resort?. The kilt ?kiit makes up ver
In piqu? with a Muck ?carf drapciy. Bzeelleat
per? are made plainly of black and white giughni
fine English calicoes that have alt?rnale narrow s
of grey ?nd black. Kotfc-plaitlng is prefcried foi
ming, or the edges are cut in turrets, saw-teeth
or ?lit?, and bound with black braid. Wrappers are
up In the aimple ('abridle priu-esso shape, the e
yoke and belted breadths or with yokos aud p
basquea.
Kashlonable mouruing dresaea thli season are
lined to a delicate thin siln and wool fabric called
batiste, with a crepe finish ; cr?;>o J.ippo, a ?lmlla
ture eorered with figured crepe designs, and er<V
rette, also ?imilar lu iippearance, ket tli
Tnese are the novelties. Other favorite fabrics at
Mexicaine bourette, bourette grenadine, erossbi
aud the cr?pe grenadluo resembling crape cloth.
aell at from 30 esata to $1 r>0, and tho batiste? from
fl 25 a yard. Canvas grenadines are set kjf
means to be ?et aside. Their eminent rease??taluiit;
lionc?ty forbid this, for Ike. are as dSTShlt and i
a? their name promises. The iron canvas-mesh Is
popular this ?eason than ever, in consequence t
atrlped and lace grenadine? having failed
bo equal to one season of wear. A I
louable style la ghown in a coat-tall bt
made over thin Lyona silk, with a ?
Waistcoat. There aro wldo crapo ?u?ts edged
plaiting? of black cre|?e lisse. The deini-trainr.l sk
finished at tho edge with a pleating of crape ; pela
crape trim each ?ide, and the front haa a trimm*]
crape bauds nlaced lengthwise; there is no ti tasada
the back breadths. Tho skirt is worno.er Lyeos
oi for economy's sake, black foulard cambric or ail
kelkof which closely Imitate s.iik. Englleb bomba
Tamise dot-, Henrietta cloth, Victoria cloth, tin
black Grund Opete ciishnn-re, the I lieney Aim-i
blue- ?ilk, und merlu?,? ?? are the faaklOB
fabrics for deep mourning. Black cache
.i,-- Ind. ? i? gT?at!y used for STStdreeses and wr
thl? is ??_ and ,i?l a yard. Henrietta olotb s?-? nu t
the favorite materiiil. The usual wl?llli is ilnrtv-i
Inches, and toe price varies from ffl to 03, accordlu
quality. Etomb&slae la leas fashionable, i
ru-s are chosen by widow.? in preference to anr oi
'liiiiise i-ii,th vane? m wiiltii from Iblrty to fort!
In, ii? ?, and in price from 75 cents !?? >1 50 a yard.
experienced oersom aboeld kuow that there are <
testes eistet black eiprcealy Intended tor moon
French eaanmerea aell irons 75 oenta to f?_: India r
mere? from ?'l 7,r> to >-'? ; Urand Opera eaahmerea froi
pints t?> *i oi). Mennoesol eatbmera width m-ii fror
ee-tatoel. These are preferred hy many I
because they have ? twill upon both ?
and can bo tinned. Jet black luslerlesa bei
mohair alpacas are very ponnltu-; I hey i
du?t easily and are not affected hy dampness. '1
vary In once 1mm .(iceui* to #1 h yard, und are twe
?. \, ii iiu-ii? ? wide. Imp?rial aarge belonga to tin- s
family for uaetulm-ss us nun's serge, (,i and Opera
Becea, bearer mohalrt an?! t lie Turkish brilliantl
these are intended tor lighter mourning. Attain
craiH? is highly it-i-oiuiiieiideil, ranking equally with
-loth and mosaic eiotbe. __e?e are Shown
}\ iivii.. fro 11 ; width twenty-se
ni'li'? nt mosaic clolii of double width i
. yard.
,ir- grenadine, otherwlSB ?uiurlim?-? called Rea
kaIIIlllg. is beat costly than the li?, utitul dan:
gaun-s, Chumlit-rv gauzes ami dama?, grenadine, an
ttriped aud cross barred of be! tta textete, whlcl
Beini-diaphoiiomi ; an I a BOW French beattag m finci
aud beauty i? a great iii)pr,iVcincnt ii| on the coi
ttuff of last year, happily dleeerded. Iks I Be
mourning gros grates s?-ll at the aotform pneeof fl
but there are finer silks, yet no more circellciit, of
same brand fot ? nid DIO?ralas, It
faclure and oth?r lustreless silk? arc IrlflUDCd v
crape. For deep mourning, the handsome 1res ftt
dine? are trimmed oniy with aeU-plaitmgs ? bel cru
may be added If preferred. As Ihe Btosra
la lightened, the plaiting? are continue.I, v
the addition of Freaek lace or laml
fringe. Jet is cautiously u.i-1 In a lino bead]
little r-ilk taeseis, and In Jabot? of lees ?nd ribb
tiy dresse? of Hem n tta .loth or h.?mhazlue
severely simple and ciega:!:, nade in the ptiaoi tat U
with basque waist aederape waistcoat, eompletodwli
?)i,ing. Sometimes a V-abapeol erape la Inaerl
!,. The skirt has u trimiiiitig oi triple or ?ingle In
plaiting ; knife-platting i? aometunes preferred with i
asnal ?n-it ol tear! drapery ol them terial, bordet
with cr.ii?e. Very elegant ooatnmea ar. made In pi
cease style, with wide applied gore? of Entlieh era
ieaching to tin bead of the pl.-atmgs at the edge of t
tklrt. wl -i line white linen
are generally w. in after tbe ? -plratton of titr?e moot!
and are infrequently worn will? deep mourning trow t
nlng.
A widow's beseel should t>c of ihe m?
?imple shape, made of Kngli-h crape. Tin- vi
long veil of stape is ?eeeasarily added, but is
longer worn o\.r t!i? face. The warmth and dye arc ?
tremciy prejudicial lo health, therefore tin* veil
closely couflm-ii at the buck of the bonnet by a jet
onyx bar, and B small \?il of Bfjuaels Del Is worn ov
the face. As the ?li-i'? uiouriilng is light.-n-d the loi
Ved ta discal <1?<I, a little j-t is In trod need In tbe fact
li nu mi ng, violets sod black aod m hue margn
b?- add) d *. i oil? etlou el trench Sowers for tl
?tages of mourninir is peen iat iv sentimental, Tue ros
are brown uail wilted, wltb tatty eobwebe among tl
bud? and a loin, lu Ho-heurt of th.- roaeet tl?
are faded und drooping. Sad-colored dalatea and panal
tu.- ?loti?-1 here and there wltb tiny pearls for tear
dusky it-iiv? ? bear t?it,- rellow in is ?.i deeaj
???n win!?-ne?.? of the ?tar Jasmin? takes on a y.-llo?
aickiy hui-. Infaot,never haa tkere beeaeomnebfa
lidio. iyed in the garb that lusts only "for
tun? Bad B ttttt and half a tlni ."
The fashionable, wrap is mostly la the fichu and mai
tie ahape, made of Hummer camel'? hair, Aras d'.'-n
("lit-ney ?tro? ?rain or ca?hmer?-. They are tttfltl
the lamii.le w haleb lue, aud u eoiiiolualiiiii Off kUB___
and twist fiiug.-s. Ea lighter bhu-k, |et may be int? :
mixed with tasselol trle_e> f?ilk at.d Mask skip tal?
the place of crape f?>r sccou?l mouinliig bom,
gantly Uimmed vitii osttu-h plomes tipped wltb Jet, an
coronets of Jet together <?ith the lower? deeetlhed. 1
tho vsy of Jewelry, dlamoeda set la black onyx.pearlsL
onyx, W'hitbyjei cut in i-aiiu-o, und Bnely esrred bos
wood is worn. For teeond fl-oeming, umir(<??ed ki.
glove? of different gray ?hades are appropriate.
The fuehions for cnlldren have n?v?r bees mor.-? Inter
estiug aud picturesque, yet som-ible. Their costume?
being a reproduction of those worn by their mamma?
ualur.iliy a taute for arti?tlc and harmouiou? bleud
lug is aaceaseltaslf ?m ri. ?.?d. Xlitc?j util?
?eSM dioiu about tho matching of their
?ash*, and hat trim.nine?, even lo a shade, with which
mother? thou) 1 not quarrel, for it Is un evidence of an
educated taute, developing gradually Into things of
groatcr import. The daiutv princesse dress for little
up to twelve year? take? on the temblaure of a
? ay Jacket, the Jac'-ct front? only being added,
?bile the hack remaiu? plain. These are made up of
Due seaside wool hunti?g, ami or ihe plain Trench bunt
ibg, which l? vi iv mu? h btronger. Modistes recommend
IMS buntiug veiy highly, but to prevent shrinking, it
must be il.iiii?-ned and pretned before it 1? cut. Tho
f thews dresse? are made with a kilt
plaitiug tal in the back, while tbe front 1? plain prin?
cesa?, trimmed with banda of embroidered ?tuff or silk,
style ?imply require? a yoke lu?tead of a Jacket.
A.iotUer ha? the entire front overlaid with plaiting? and
silk, aud ?hell plaiting? on the bottom edge.
s'l ?hade? of brown dehCge, flannel, and
?in- ma<le up for travelling and
i girl? in the favorite ? ut-.-tway
)ark?i mut km ?klit. 'I ti?- trimming it tlmplr many rowt
raid, bol there are ??then trimmed more
funcltuliy Wiih ?ilk btaa banda or wide, haiidsoiur
Tnrauli?. The pretty percale, Scotch gingham, fine tepkyi
ia and lawn dr.-???-? are mostly made with a aquarc
l, platted ha? vide turn-over collar. The
? a plain itt?r<,?; frnnt, and the underskirt is
h a plKiU- flouuoc. Simulated over?klrts
? reaultabie lor waaulug fabric?. A great deal of
Jlmoiuirg i d_mg is used upon these drestea. all whit?,
er da? the ne ?? kind, with colored scollop? and flower?
embroidered on the white. Piqu? la not so fashionable
for tbe little people as tbe dainty colored luits, and
these lovely oolors airo Und their wny Into tbe
wardrobe? of the very little one*(wbo bare hitherto been
oonOned to white, auch fabric? aa the fine xepnyra are
made up, Just like the white slips, plaited and horde red
with Hamburg, and box-plaited from tin? thioat down,
both front anil back, blockings are still worn high and
aecur-*?! w.th a Mocking suspender. Tbe colors corr?M
potitl with tbe aasb.bows, ribbons aud general ornament?
ation. Tlie coats und Ulster? for street wear are long
and of the pardessus shape, wllh quaint little double and
triple collars and capes. Babies' imported rohe? are
only one yard long, ?iu?l their can? of the latest fashion
are silk net, lined with ?Ilk matching the net of ?traw
berry red, bluo or pink. There are no other changes
chronicled for babies'wardrobe.
Mesara. William Jackaon, ?Lord A Taylor, 11. O'Neill,
A. T. Stewart .v. <<>., Aiiu>l(i. Constable it Co., Broos,
Peek* A Co., aod Mme. D?sassort will pleas? accept
thauki, for Information.
RELIQIOUB IS ?El.i.I?ENCE.
The English revisers of the New Testament
are engaged in revising for the second time the .-? ??uiil
BptstlS to tin- Coiintliliin?.
The Central Presbyterian Church, of Allo
gheuy, !'?-nnsylviiln.liiis nivlicd the venerable Dr. l'lu
tucr. of Columbia, South ('iinrina, to taMOlM IIS pastor.
The Rev. Mr. Mackonocliie, so the London
??WpapeiS report, lias paid no utu-ution to the SCOMOSS
of su.-peusioii pronounced aguimst him by Lord NOSSOOB.
Ihe Methodist missions in the City of Mex?
ico under the charge of tlie ll.-v. Dr. Ilutler, have con
trlluited f 107 to tho buflVrcrs from familia in India aud
China.
The Hoo. Alfred Colqniti and Bishop Plerec
li.ivc ?beM ?([?????lilted .delegate! from tlie Meth'itl?! 1-1 ' i ?- -
cpni ciiurch Beotta to the ?'?ma?!? Mst0?disl General
? oiifi?,-eiie?. wh'i ?i im. is at Montreal ne.M M-inptemlicr.
The siilisciiiitions in England to the softer?
era from the famine in China, amount to over *_:.,()(>?>.
?SOON tune BgW t lie ('linn se A ii-1....- -?-lur, In a letter to
?he London Hints, cxpresKd his thanks lor what hud
been done,
Father Hyacinthe is now delivering a short
aeries >'f tactores lo Paris, The t<>\>i - ot Iks inst
was " D.-isni." AttboOch alsrae ?odlao?a gathers to
hear tala, tais li'i'iiii'cs do not exeitS ".,?? cariosity tbey
m.i wtaea be Sral appeared in Pai ?. aboal ?? > ear aa*?.
The Boyal Comiiii-sioii ?t|i|)?iint*'?l in England
to lareesttaats Ifes Werktag of ttae law wpaellos Itas
sili-, ? - ?.change and resiguution of livings, BSOBlSlS ?I leu
persons, tin- Duke of ?leve land leinir president. Ai.ioiig
ihe un lui.? is ,u e tVO i:i?lioi?.? -I'd cit. ?ioul'Ii n.id lily.
The Kcv. Charles B. True, of the Cedar
.?lii-.-t M. i:. Cliiiich. of llrooklyn, died ut BUlOSI ?BBSS
in mat city aa Tim is? lay last, B??d ?STeflty jreeea. Mr.
TtOS was a gmdualeof Harvard iiinl bod In-cii a in?ml?? r
of the New-England, New-York l.a.?t, and New-Vol*
Cuo?Sranoea.
i lie Pops presided, npoo .Tune 8, over the
Commission of Christina, are_SBoloc]r< XMa is t is?- ft r-1
time for 190 years thai a l'ope I.a? oc. ii|nc?i tin eiuilr a!
a setoatlSc meeting. Upon this occaatoa be ordered the
ex? avattons In tbe Catacomb? uf si. PetronlUa to b
tinned at tala ca?a u?.-.
Ai the rece?? meeting of ilu? trastees ol the
Oeeeral Theoloalcal Bomiaary, InUus sit/, ovir twelve
sames ?oar? propoasd for the oB\ott o\ Heao ??f Ik? ?-< i??
loot] BTitl Pmffsnr of Beele?lastlcal History, Btader?
' ttae reslgnatloa of Bubop Seymour. No action
can lie taken by tkc i ? ? ? n i ? l until Its Deal session.
A Dumber ??i ?Baptist mioisters <>f Brooklyn
and New-York, at o meeting Oeld laal Monday, trot ? ?i
to secure the sndoWBMBt ??f Ike "Oonaal Bl
Cuair" as a testimony to tlie value of the liiill-centuri '?
labors of Iks Rev. Dr. r, .1 ? ooaal in biblical resean b.
One-tenth ?i in.' Mim required was subscribed al Ike
meet i ??g.
At tin? session of the " Allianc- ?Israelite
Universelle," which meet? m Parto, August 18, the
chief topics of discussion Olli be IkS ??? v?l' pui'-nl of tin
Aiiiun?'?", tkc best m? an? of sxtendlng th? action ?f
Jews for tbe prole Uonol th?ir oorellgtoolsts, ?sod Ihe
Improvement of tke condition of Iks Jews in Uu
und All ici.
Tlie l.'.v. Lewis E. Jacksoo, secretary of the
Kew-YorkCIt] Tract and Mission Society, kas prei
a latili- of tke receipt??? ol the Rational otaai
ties Of tbe country, M Well a-atliel? iil.i.gi !. .. I
lies of tbis elty, for 1877-*78. Ih? aggregate? ai
tin' National societie?, S-,10~,679- for lb? i?n...
ti? ?. ? I ii'.ii.'
The preaching of a sermon by the I?<..
Pblllipi Brooks, of B ??ton, m! s Coogrecstlooal it -
tien lu 1'.in liai en, ha? given much satlafactloB t?? Coo
gregatlooaUsUa ThtCongrtjai i:** He wore
no surptlee, nor wsa ttaere anything lo tato ,
or ?peecb to .i i.?mil? i
and belov? d of ?ill wlin miirouii'li?! linn,"
It is prohahle that 111<*? Jubilee Singers will
SOCO return home. At present tiny ur?- ,i ?
vrhcre. they have very ?ucct-iafiilly paaa?d Ihe great?
part of the Winter. The ?-ncoiiriig?-uu-ni tlu-y 11
from tbe Court of Berlin laal tntomn lasored their vol?
e?me In all of tbe towns lliey visited, ?lny Hill prob
ably Hing in Paris In July, ami thin return.
A convention, ?consisting of five lay-dele?
gates from eaeta ekurek, i? le i?o b?ld n.v the M? t h
of Brooklyn, to consider tb? present form of tbe i hit
,.n. y in eoiili' ! t?'li V.1?I the tiinv. ?li of Methodism iu
that city. I'll?-r.-naon ?'iveii foi-the oalllnf of n
\ ? nt ion i- tin- -Rowtna belief tba! tbe present sbori term
of Hi?' pastorate i? an Injury to tba churches.
One uf the in???! saccessfnl experiments <?f
tbe Km rienda baa been their adult Bob?
? i.nuls, in tin??', Ignorant greva p?esons arc
taaatal n? read tbe Bible ;m<l to write, tin- writtsg I tie ?tin?
(soars Bg ??f scripture pesaaewe. (as
wa? started aboat thirty yaara ago, aad a torga port of
it? mec? -s t?i doe i" ttae efforts ?>f ttae late Joaepb Btnrae,
of Birmingham. Tbereare now over lOLOOOaebotoraIn
tin-?. ? tniusba n liavlua lbs lai
.
etpallj aittoanaaod farmlabo -
The Ki)-!ity-thii(l ?Ckmvootiooof the Congre?
gational ? linn in i of Vermont ?? sa bold al Bo! land, June
11-13. The number of eongiegatlona iti-i? report? ?l t" be
900] of pastors, <n?. sad of acting i>.i?t"rn, 100. Th.- Bun
. bootM'hoiar?are22,000, ?ItkM ?Terage i
un.'-of i:i,oo(i. Qreal ezettemt-al wa? e?naed in Um eoo
vnttoii i.y th?- Intro,iiictieii of t in- following resolution :
"To be t? i>a?fi?r of a Ongregational ? lunch requires Iks
Boeeptaaee ??f thstalatoric belief <?r ttaece eburetai
lo remain pastor of a Congregational etaurcb, aod t<?
claim f'-.iowfeiiii? with Uoogregatlooal etanrcbea and mm
btters after aar aubataatlal part of ttae talstorlc belief
bas been repudiated, to a breach of faith." Ii was re?
ferred to a committee to be reported apon at tbe next
convention.
The 1'iiiteil l'risliyteiinn Byood ol Beotland
dtopoaed, ?t Ita leeenl seestoo, of tbe Her. ttrr*,
gaeoa's ?see, wbleb kae foi ?wmtbs mad? awldeepeead
cominiiiiiin. An?-.'- hMrlag tats reto?! explaaotlooa, a
r? ?'?lutioii WMsdopted declaring that tba fTOl_nstltrns
?bowed him t" lui'ii ti??- ?obetanec of lbs ?Chrtotlaa bUtta.
The ,*-yii?.?l thou?,lit. however, ih ;t lie liad veiituie.l on
?peenlotleoslocoaslBteol wnii ti.e eknreh's standards,
nod admonished him to be more ?'.ireful in tim futare.
Oi; Ihe lii'iti ?ll to re-t??re Mr. l^ergOOOB to the |
of ministerial functions, tke rot? stsodi for, 142;
against, 00. Mr. Ferguson aeeepted tke decision of ?the
i i?iy with tiiimki for ttie patience shown during
the long hiTeetigatton.
rJ'he lateseet nt ?the late session of the Enc?
uata Oongiegattonal Dolos ototrBd m the ?leiiat?- apon toa
folensttiT ?oiifiTcnc??a eoiifiTi-iu e. held la?t l'ail lit* a
?amberof promloeatOongregatlonslists, at winch i?o,ir?i
church tin-one* wir ? a?lv?. need. Alter a long ami ?-.iin
teosstooi u ssrlea of ?sosoiotloos w??adopisd i?y the
t'nloii, ol wlilch the fellewtag one wa? the jirln. i]? il :
" Tnat tho aesemMj app?atot?tb? hletorr cd tkeOon?
gvegattooal eknrebee sea ?rally a? evidence that Ooagre
_ati?inali'*t?i liave BlWayS BBfBrt? '1 Ihe B0??pl?O?S of tlie
.iiul dortrinea of Iks Brangt?leal failli l?l?al?d lu
tic-. Holy ?-rriii?ure* of the Old und New Textameut? a?
hu BSSM Hal ciitidltliinof rellirlou? eiiuiiiiunloii iu OBOSjro*
fstioosickankssi and timt amoiiif Ubssb save ?loso*?
been iiieluilod Ihe inenl nation, I lie StOOlOg ?leiillce of
the Lord Jssus C'lirlni, Hi? n-iu icetion, Rit ascension
aod mediatorial reign, aod tbe work of the Holy Spirit
In the renewal of ?en." Than weieouiy twenty di*
?? utiiig vote?. ,
A MODEL BROOKLYN SCIIOOI-BOUSE.
Tho new publie sehool bnildiog wliieh lias
lieen erected at Kmilh Kceond and Tenilmt?., llrooklyn,
wa? formally opened Thursday afternoon. It I? known
as No. IS), and i? built on the ?It? of tho ?Jothlc ?School,
which wa? erected twenty-elKht years sgo by the au?
thorities of tho then City of \\illi;nn?liui'if. Komi utter
tho llrooklyn Theatre fire, ull th?? public building? la
tbe ci'y were thoroughly Inspected. Arnon?- those pro
tinuiicid unsafe waa thl? school -house. It wa? torn
down, and the erection of the new building was ?Swfoa
about a year ago. The new ?chool-houso I?
llflv-flvo by ninety feet In dlmonslon?, and three
- iu height. There are thirty-tlnee elass-romns?
D ?in each floor. The entrances are wide, ami four
fliirlit* of brood ?tone ?stairs lead from th? basiviieiit to
the Upper Htuiy. The ventilation of the building Is eon
! nearly perf?_ct, and every room will h? heated by
?team. The eo.it <?f the building waa .902,805. At the
exercises ou Thurailuy, an nddresa was made hy ih?*i prin?
cipal, J.W.Valentine,wtao ins oeeopted that poeitton
185?, and a brief htslory of tin- old and t lie ni w
huliillui: '.vii? icad by Mis? Davenport, tbe vlee-pi Inolpal.
addresees were also BMde by it. n Huntler and James
siurvhy, both members ot tbe Board of Edu itlou, Com
i?i??ioner J. W. Flaherty, D- I* Koi thron, aud other?.
Ills father wns sittinf? in an casv ehlir.
with hi? feet on another chair, one leg of which ?
on the hearth, while the four-year-old ?mull hoy waa
very buay painting hi? alphabet block? with muollaga.
Presently his father moved hi? feet, cauilnRthe ?han to
make a gyrating ?ound on the hearth, when the ?mall
boy cried out: " Oh. pa, don't do that : rou mako my
teeth come out ?nil go tu another place."-!Kvcuiu?
BMS.
SCIENCE FOR THE PEOP]
??
New Fltino Mac-inks,?The Ha;
(?Conn.) paper? gire long accounta of the trial trip
ftf the Klchtel flying machine. This apparatus e
of a horltontal cylinder twenty-Are feet lone am
teen feet in diameter, filled with hydrogen gas.
the bottom of the oyllnder runs a hollow brass
which the car Is attached. A horltontal fan 1? u
raise or lower the machine, and a rertleal one to
It. lloth these are worked by the operator. I
of these experiment?, the machine not only rose
air. but moved backward and forward, up and do
the option of the aeronaut, and the eyolutlona wi
BSSBsHflkod without watle of gaa In descending, ?
useol ballast whatever. The aeronaut worked tl
tral propeller of the machine and roso over every
cle to the ?height of 100 feet. The breeze wn? bl
to the eastward, and the exhibitor allowed hi
chine to SS carried with It for an eighth of a mil
utiiii?. ?1 himself by allowing his ability to a?cc
BSSSSB- at will. Then the profiler wa
In motion and Ihe machine ?hllli-d It? c
twtotteg sai teretes In amall circle?. 81
general ?Irift was to tho eastward with Ihe
but nt a given ?igual the propelling wheel wa? ?tar
tall speed, sad with accelerated rapidity tas ai
tailed alees tassa, at an allltadt si 100 tot.
It hovered over the exhibition ground?, w
it starte?! ; then the cenital propeller wa? I
motion, and under its miliu-iio., Iks machine
slewly and essfljT to !ho earth. Another luve
winch is occupying the ?clfiitliic world Of Paris,
(liiglleltniiii St,inn liallo-iii. If tin- i-ri nt i '.ment.; ai
the Inventor'? hope- till? In Hi on M ill In- BBS "f 111*?
dt-n of tola age of woeden. Ths Inrentlou la bas
eight point?: 1. Ascension power. 2. Ftanalativc
tontaf and diagonal power. ;t. safety against uc?-!
4. iiire? lion from on,- polsl to another giren poll
The material employed lo the construction ol -
tteamboate 6. Pert? llj aerial architecture. 7
di- pin It ion of tin- BSC? ii?i\ ?? pOB ?T. 8. 'I h?- Ina i ?i
on board sod ihcdei i, e o? u mp? i ature ol tu.- aei
Tbe gaa employed i- hydrogin, dlanoaed in t<
goon ? Hulead Of one Once in the nil', 11..- lioa!. M h
oblong like a ahlp. la moved on bjrtwoatoam ee
placed underneath the keel. 'Ikes it tel
air like ?,t i,, i iio.it? ii.i tin ?.a. With un enarli
luei n lint?? -p m , i thirty metre? are made In t sc
I he acting mar.,i u i In pBMtng tbe exci
hydrogen in the globea luto other? retened expi
for the guidance of tbe boat, aud then repaaaing
lute tin-ir tii?; | lob s. a< cordlug lo lbs deacenl or a
niuch ma? in-?? .?un?-i. No trial trip of tos see li
layei be? b made.
Tin: Mi? mn-il.iM in Si i,-?.i.i:y.?The v
of tin- mlerophoet in eperstleet i?>: ?teas aad otk?
r manlpulaU? I bees shea ti i
London Unlvermtj ? -Urge, the apparalea eeewsl
tie i,.?u.il feeliie battery with v. ir?s, rni.ti, ?t? ?1
1 two telephone? man tag t?. dlfareat perte el tkei
I.nlinai-y Sound used lu op'rations for itu-hiii
was attacked by a win Is tbe streetl si tit?
iciy. Rear the ban of earkoo, seek ssIs
bj Profeaaot Haghes, a_a earefttUy beleneed aa>
t.iciied by a dalleeie ???ring to the better. street- \
ti.?- .-ml of the boond Btrlbes aaaiaal Iks ssaallssl pic
calculas, Ike aeon?! ,- wave i.? Iraasstlttod along
tteel of the Inatremenl to tbe eerbee, ween
formed into ?rations, whleh are muiti
tkreoch ths lelepboae, so that ths solas beeofcea
mil BBUlatakable. Ihe cat hon arrangement as
Bowed must not be loo del ? batter
?It-nig; but frith th?- microphone prop -
trial to ,i, _pel the or? ? m ?? of t ?
frogmen! of nnretuoved calci rbon n<
only lo i?-' Sited to the probe, ala ?, t i d. le? t hn I?
nt?of bone, lint while it i? quite ???
?killui aurgeon lo make bim?elf ab-viutelj eertwi
mean? of the mlrropli.f what be ???
imlv morally eonvluced or, no rery reinarfcable re?
at Ieaal m ontluarypractice, are antlciuetc?] troa
sos "f Iks Instremcot.
I i i h ? i i-ii c _rrrnra m ivi,.-Mr. Pi
i b aera i I
/.,.../ mid Water his feed fOftdfl ?.mal, , ft
i _likrna,ae ittleflah easting it? ink Tare?m
?)?? -I'liui naol ciiitir? live m tin ?v. uiiti-;? r kqnarl
(?ai'of theiu . arlndow-ol hi- teekevMa
mistook Ike natnrallat fo ' erttoaJfr.B
" a? he .?'1.1111 ahm. ttOWt bit ISB-h
.!? t of w hat looked i nt ill tu i
-un,??? that tret ? im,- forth from a f..
mV. last-aily tks
? nttleflafe Hi, n v., m into Iks mill lie ol Iks
?o arifuiiv aiade op iqae. ?v..? a
ink, un i in Ieaal las half B t.naut ? th
and ivci
in lil. Tin- ink gT-deallj d si- Ihrosgb
failing off from the uinl? i Whleh
?
Brat iniiigiiiid tack a atoad. This ink i- :
arts, ?Opta i fioiii
cuttlefU- iiiiil di o- 1. With oil doubl ii,i i . i, i 1.1 ?h.
lug Ink i? a most w . etlou to |
? iic tin- ai.lii.al In,in I?.mi.- ? Hi ii h) lis i
It in I.V hot be l!c|io?Ml,! til ,1 t ? I? ami j.
ipp irlng from the i loud? ami
i loUd -, ? ? : ? i'-'l '?i \ i
uiitin ti i ol ; o. ? .i
.1 Ink. M.i? ?,, i
tleftsn lu a V i?h:in ti- li - MlC lit, I
lu ? lnuils ol ink."
l\\ t i m ?; xr.i.K AWfOB PLATlkO.?Anotl
Importen! atep haa
;run? ami uriner | 1 ? iltwortk, a?f M
n?, ?, M di -
i.mu- plating,form? i of B?ttl-coinpn
?ml built uii m lut i ton? ich i otnp i ?- ,i o
i i i entrai elicular d
tins eonati ii
in i rech ; f??r Ike com eel
? l 11 und
llmltS of tin one ill f, h.ih It OCCUra. A ?III
target, 3_ lachea lu Ihlckncaa. nul r?
one aoetion of auch ..im t ?>iaim.-, wa? lai
tared at with three-pound tbot, with the ns
that all iron ?hot broke ap agalsal II
leal p q.til?.I. Indent! ?I n? ?
(ass i ? a iiitliiig i xii-iii. Tho i tperimeul hai
repeated epos a lamr teale, with a t..tg.-t Blaelnel
In tmcknees. supported by a wood banking agalne!
?and-benk. In front of thla a Borianetel non iotas ?
Mini te icceivi- the fragment? of tli- | i .
I -, lih- 250 iniiiiiil?, tlr
from i it inch ton, with ?1' poundi ol pebble powder,
?distant- ol ;;<? rtrdi Iroiu the target. -
?eotlle won!,i bars paaa? i through twelve tael
of ordinal r broa armor-plating; bot against i
m w targe! it waa power!?**. It broke
luto lunumerabl? ?mall fragmenta Ike o
o: any ?!/.?? thai anrvived tin- aboeh wu? h Butten
,i pound? In weight, formed Iron ibe
Ike ?h-r, which w? left Imbedded In tbe surface of t
iai get, v. in ri i bad m.ol?' nu it??-.i an ex? ivatiuu abo
? i -ht Hi? hi-s In dt-iiiieti r uinl mi and four-Urn tl I
inch deep at the central or deepest part. Bave fot ti
aballow depreaalnn, the large! was iiii?o ulcly urn
(ured, tke ring which received tbe ahoch no!
i-i ici,ii!. ami no ili lur i.iin c of tin hack mutai? h,mi
been produced. _
BW__DISH Am II? r.\i'i...i:\Miisv.? I'mf.??.
Nord? iiskyodil, the Bwedl . ii later, sipects
?ail fiotu (?iithi tihurg early In Juh, In the Veg
a steamer of :t<)0 ton?, on a voyage along North? i
Asia. The profes-nr intcmls to pee* ceil ?long the Nort
we?l?-rn eon st of the BO-?allCd T limui l.'iul as f.n
T?chelyuskln, where he flap) ? to tin,I apee ?ea i
account of the lminen-t) ijiianllli ? of ?;,r
wut.-r discharged by Iks large rivers 01 ssd feste
At Cape TkcIicH u?klii he I" In-v.-s that, on a?.nut i
IkSrotean Si tln-caith. the ciirrctit of the wurm w,
ter will lake au easterly direction, which wi
leavo SPSS ?ailing far into the Autuini
The plan then le to pro, red along the i ,.i-t- ,,f -?it?, nu m
tu Bekrieg, straits . ir u
state of tin! BN p-iinl:?, Making ass*
atleinpt? to exploro a few of the |?l_uil
to tho north of Siberia, whleh hue aeret v?
been \i-it.il bj snj European ship, ?tin i,,?
by u stcsmer. I ? ol Ihe exploration wl
be horn?- by Hie King of _W?_eu, who giu
?_'n,(MM) erowas (al.t 10.000 dol?an}? by i
(i.-i-ar Iiickson, who baa bourn! Ibeateamer Veea; an
hy tbe Siberian mllUonalr?, M. Hlbiriakoff: while th
Swedish Qovernmenl bas given oertata facllltlat lor in
manning and victualling of ths e_psdt_ea.
bmonxo n? Vioiim.?AH musical tostn
ments worked wttk the bow, ;ni SSfeetaltj tl,
produce. SSSiStS a? Ute, tinnl n-id ?ll?*grceablc note,
In a memoir recently publltln-d by M. Dien, a reined;
It aniiotinreil. Hitherto the ?aort part of tin
string SSSTS the hildge hut not b.tu lappessi
to Isflssens the Baaereaseass s. Ike ptiaelpal part
nut really It vibrates ?linultiiiii <?u?ly, IktSgk v. rj
weakly, with tin- latter, and Ils vibration? BeBBS the In
latiereasss t<> which Iks aeplsaaaal ? tr? ? t in anetstefl h
due. M. Dita has gAJSn?StStl bf tutiliig n.,
longatioii? of Ilia string? to the uni,on ,,
eaten of tin- defective note by ai'i'l.Mng ?mall flUTBbll
tiuts io tin- ptoi.iiigeii piirt?, winch can i?. adjastodai
desired. The corn? llou thus mad? is tald tobe quid
complete. _
Commi'.n?t.mknt '<F SiMMi:?.?According t?
the almanac, summer bt-gun yesterday, Si '.in? a. m.
New-York time, when the ?un SS BBSS- the sign ?j
the Crab, allhoiigb, In iBSSi he I? Just pSBStag fnun tin
Bau IS tkS Twins. Popularly s|i.nklng, Siuuincr begin?
? oi June 1, but this rear th<- season tun hardly be said U
hare got ah. ad ol tue aliuaiiac.
Shai? am? Salmon on thk Pacific.--Pro
festorfi. F. Ilalnl, 1,'nited Btr.tc? KUh OSSSStlaslsai i, BM
sent another coiislgiiinent of young ?had to California
to be turned loose into tho (sacramento, uear Xkk____
IThua far tbe number of abad planted In CallfornlH
watera 1? about 500,000. The propagation of tin? tlili
hit proved a great tuccess and tbey an now ruinan g in
larre nnmbera up tb? river. One wa? taken a few daya
L^fweAgilx pound?. Tho State Commissioner.
Epe~t.Cn to put 2,000,000 salmon into tee Seen.
men to Hirer, so as to keen np the aupply of ?!>?! \alii
abl. table flak. The people along the river are ?Mmeerat
Ina with tbe CommlMlonera for tbe protection of the
fleh.
LITERARY NO?l>
The title of Edward Jetikina _ new satire is
" HaTcrtiolme." It deals with recent political aud relig?
ion? eren t?.
Mr. Gludrttoue's " Primer of Homer," in tbe
English BBS-SB of "Mteintiitv 1'ilmers," It to bo pub
ttflkS- bf Mm-mill.-in ?k Co., next week.
"Mine. P<iini)iid()iir,n Garter" is the title of
"a ?lory of love, Intrigue aud facts." which T. II. Peter?
son ami Iiro?. ?re to publish next week.
Tlic new London weekly, I'iccad'tllii, is to
be furnished with aseries of ?ketches from Mr. Whlallcr.
portfolio, called " Hotel lu Meek and White."
Ti? Hon. John Higi'low lias written an ar?
ticle on " Mr. Howard, Mr. Motlev und the A-StrlSB Mis?
sion," for the July Banker of As International ?(eriew.
The " History of Sennacherib," which was
left ny (icoige Smith nearly c'liij.ii'icd, ha? boou pub?
lished m Lee dee, aii that wss lacking sliaal twenty
pages?Im? BBSS ?upplieu* by the editor, Mr. Salce.
Tb? ihm hi ries of ** Talcr? from Blackwood *'
will romprlse several ttorics In the late ProfsSSOl
Aytouii, ksstds eoBtrikettoea to Ike Btagasiet from Mrs.
OUpkaat. i.ieut-iiant-Colonei feokkstt. Ckeries Lever
??n-l Mr. l'mru-Hlou.
A ** Hi.-tor.v of the Roman", to the Establish
inent of liu|H-riall?ui," by J. H. Held, of Cambridge, Is to
be laaaed in Leedaa by Kaasn. Blvlagtoe. Itts Intended
fiu 11.?? by the hlarket formt e( the BngUah pekNe Kchoola
and by UBdcrgndnatoa in Ike sntYcnl-lee
ICessrs. Poids, Roward k Hulbert anmmnec
a "Blegnpateel Mestotr af tTUliaai Callea iir.vant,"
from the pen of ?1.? .'in ml, ?i. mial Jaliii? (iiirat M'llmui.
Tkla willkeIseorpereted la a "Meatortsl l.ditiou"of
*ir. Bryeat't ?? Uorary ol Poetry nmi s??ng."
" The Viichtiiinii and Coaster*- Book Etef
B," IB a u,i-Iiil little Viililini- cmiiplleil bj ?.tallt
\\ in. a. I'l-iii f.iiin th.- lataat United Btalaa < ? ur
v?-y?. it -;im ? esarsssend ?ttataneee, with Ik? ? lite
b?ai itig ? of light lion.-., ? and light- kip? from Ch lit
lena to St. Joke's, \. B., with sailing -.rootless
?nt 1-tit? harbors. Captain Pratt baa devoted mm Inte
to tin- pi- p iiiiiiuii of tin? little manual,and it <
fan to be ?it greal practical ralee to jraebtmeo and
?
In tin- forthcoming icriea of " RirgMsh Men
if 1 -tie: .'? tdltod by John Korl y, Professor Huxley i?
lo writs on Beats, Tkoant Hagbeton Dtekeas, Profes
tot nickel ?m Byron aad If. Hints en Defoe. Ilaemlllan
ftCo. kevapek-lahedthetn! rot?me L ttepkea's
" .Iiiliifiiiii," li ni. ii'? " il nu un," William llluck's
"Oold?mlth,N B. H. Hntton'a " Hcott," J. C Morrison'?
?? 'ii.iiiiui," Jobn Money'? "Si 1 1." Ooldwln Hnrlth
" Word?worth." and the other volume? of thltreauu kable
which have been pnvtotitlji announce?-, wUl eooe
be reaidy.
The Athen?um oh sractel ire a Mr. Staille}
igii the Dart Coatlaeal " ??-1? " resal fascinating
and leatraettve ssrrettn of irevel and Bdreet
1 ii???< nui i-.in-i'i r i ... i.tti explaeatteea of in?
aeeond fight with Iks Bamblreh laland i- an saleelstad
c'uiiliii 1 in tiieeyeeof ihees who eeeslder
should he had to brsle forot eelj ts npel
allacli. It eiiiic, ?les lhat l.l? .?u.-c ???<?:< Wottld bars BBSS
I? k? li i.l !:c no? tit ?;.. 1 -.-<! of a hod] "f Well--nu ?1 men,
? uu-.iiiri of ???"'?in 1a placed at hi*
command \ b wed to
1 1 pro vol < ,1 li Wan, aluni.
It remark?, would I almost anv other
r to tn.ii back,at lition would have
. ?1-ii,,1 ; . N, anz.i 1???1
been reached. _
?\s OF Jill: WERE.
Tur. Atlastii lit- i- ilp.\i.r
AMi I'L-AJ .mi. llilia
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II ,,i im I'l'tit v. lii STnrtft
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Wi I II I'MAI'.T AM? II l.t -1 I! \TIMN1. ?to. f.1 60.
" we 1 mu imi faiiitii iii?t t? at r> ?tut iii?, reaskr may leak fas
in tiii? uiiriv?iie.i iiimk." 11 ouiinii spse_tier.
"Mr? BresBsy*. AeBghtfal traita britke'Saaheaat'lstka
very rntiiaiicr of a-i\i-ntu-,,,i? yaehtlngi it t? th?? nyagasaf
Ifcanagh ui.i etnaaiaarigaian trantlatad late Ihenteter
iri|i,iv hunrtase * ? * Sbs leUsyas jnut ekstysaean
tu in .11. thaagiag ths ?1 inject baftn It haa begun Wbtnyeei
. ,|>ilik art.?tic i?,-r? 1 [linn?, wltli ? ?ulnliej ?cusv of
tiiiiu,,!." - [ Landau 11 ?
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It. WOBTHIHOTON, 7B0 llroadway.
h-A Itl.II.I.IANT 8UCCE8S.
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JUST M All Kir. I? :
(li!. HOW TOS. M ANA'.I.I) III*? WII-'I-:.
a eaaralBg uttii- tw eenl boa . !,, lb? tutbot "f ? Inneeents
fiiini A'li'-iil ' Itn-Ii iiini t-.i-vil relnpment? ol m?tn_inDlal
lufellrltle?. *'It 1? Iui|m>?mIiI<-to i.-?.t it without laughlug."?
N, ? *! i>il_ Il.r?lH.
Al?o now re nu-,
INNO(T.\l> FROM ABROAD.
A aplrlted and amuaii-r n?-w ii<M.k belaa ? i??jr ?atir? on
Amer!? an Inlli??? ; tall "t in Heron* u?l\iuturu ami hrit-ry cru
ii-Uiu. fly tin- popular uutlini nf
JI'ST MARRIED.
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Hi|\ 11 -in lri?f. Hint hII the (.mini? rt;?ort? ut IlliiMte Ulauil :
tu ?li, full mil it? ? uinl?-, with ? new iii?|> of the Hay, ?ud
priiiti-ii on tine tinted paper ; Minuit imi pagan
__ii ni?, tent j,?mt|,aiil, ?m rssstpt of Hi?; price, by tne
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EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 3fii;ni?'n.-'*<]g__*
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profeeaora, to tor? ?a? gevroesses i lnf< .,
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aud Italian._
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teschers. 1' IN < k N K Y '? AgBBer.?*?'
WANTED?For Franklin
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Ulct Clerk, uiauj-e, M. J.

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