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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge WyHe.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday
the following parties now under rccognil snce:
and battery; Frank Harrison, larceny; Nancy
s s: YUhn GRAY S Gi Gny and
Ross for assault and battery; and the court
directed their discharge accordingly.
Henry Willis. Assault and resisting OMcer
McDcrnott On q new trial the Jury found
samuel Jackson; Pe,i, larceny of 4 pistol
worth s2g from Hiram R9s sor ,bi,,v d law was
Anne T.. Colwell. Keeping bawdy-house-.
convicted and sentenced 70 pay 1900 and stand
committed I'll fine 1; paid ., money belong.
| ing to Eliza neutrality-suspicious. forfeited.
| Henry Prather, petit larceny of q coat and
pants worth fifteen dollars, from Theodore
Herbut. He was found guilty and sent to jail
Geo. Wash Bsrnc, larceny of money belong:
ing to John O'Mera. lie was convicted and
sentenced to be imprisoned In Jail for one
John Thomas, convicted Of petit larceny yes.
terday; sent to Jail for sixty days.
Adam Jackson and Pink Jackson, convicted
| of assault and battery on Christisna Wills,ant
. sentenced to pay. costs, s27'2S'
was a occupisd as follows Yesterday. MS '0"'
George A. Leefe VS.. The Washington and
} Georgetown Railroad Company-Merrick ant
SAIadec-Braulcy anu CoN, ACTION Tor Jam
ages, laid at 10000, claimed by reason OF be-
, Ing preclpitated from street car while neal
the south capitol gate, on the afternoon o
Thanksgiving-day, 1865. Theplaintif shovel
! that the break OF the car on which the accident
. occurred, was secured by rope only that HI
was thrown from the car with such violence
as to render him insensible for twenty-foul
{ hours, and SO injured his hand that 1t became
, necessary to nmputate three fingers, and tha
= no was by reason OF 1t confined to his bed fo
two weeks, to his house for three months, AM
I kept FIVE months from his desk In the depart
! ment; and also that he now suffers under
chronic disease, which DR.. Pope testified HI
thought to be remote consequence OF the &C
! The plaintiff here rested his case, and Mr.
I Bradley opened for the defence, setting gu
. that he would show that at the time Of tn
g OF liquor, and did not obey the regulations o
the company relative to the alighting OF pas
: sengers, and that his injuries were mucl
Q slighter than appeared from the statement o
!; plaintiffs witnesses. The case was not cor
Q cluded.
!: Eichel tusc of Morrison) VS.. Suit and Cooke
d Ter.
:. On motion OF Mr.. Thompson, plaiutiTgrante
Q leave to amend declaration.
J. Adjourned.
EouIrr CouRr - Judge oiin. = This cour
/ made the following orders yesterday;
b Allen vs.. Allen, Divorce from bed and boart
!. rHR MONTANA MAIL CASH AGAIN.
o Altman VS.. Huntley. Order for attachment
Il against Huntley f95 contempt. ,,,o,,o,
8 Decree appointing T, A. Cant and S.
Philips trustees to sell.
Cheseldine VS.. Cheseldinc ct al. Decree TO
l., | distribution.
!. Boteier ct al. va. Humphreys. Decree fc
i, conveyance In proper name.
4 Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

4S-hR. sAHrsL D. MAEkRLL, Prince street, OPP
posite the Gazette Office, Is the authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In AleNandrisfrom
Mayl
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REAL EsrArg.-Messrs. Green 4 Williams
have sold lot No, II, In square 0o3, near the
corner OF L street south and Seventh street
east, to Nehemiah stone, for 81 800
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Legal Noticee.

ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
" COLUMBIA.
In the matter Of the petition Of Ann L, Robinson,
Guardian;
Tho said guardian having reported that sho had
sofa lot No, ~, in subdivision Of square No, ~.
In Accordance with the order Of said court, with tho
improvements to wolford aud shelberg for ~, bOO.
toIHe Of sale.
1t y this 9Th day Of Juno, 1855. udorcd by tho
Courl that tho said sale be, and u10hmo Is hcroby
ratih'd and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
Is shown on or before the Oth day Of Jane ensuing.
Provided n copy Of this order be Published IN the
NArIHAL RsPrBLIcAS three go times Rweck for
three weeks before said day.
A trueeopy. Test: J. W. O'BElRSE,
jel0-soIw REGISTER of villa
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WHITE SUITS
for Men,
all sizes, at
A. Saks i Co., Seventh street.

GRASS LINEN COATS for 81 30. Linen Dust
ers for travelling purposes. White Duck Goats
Goats and hne blue Linen Check Goats at
Geo. q. Hennins's, No. Sill Seventh street.
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Mr. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he Is prepared to sell at twenty.
five per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his wellknown store at bll Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. smith
Is also the agent of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium 4
the New York State fair
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
i scri'er has obtained from the orphans, Court OF
Washington county, in tho District Of Columbia,
lettersof administration the personal estate Of
yamesA: Downey late Of Tusearawns county Ohio.
deceased. All persons having clatDs against tho
said deceased are hereby warned V exhibit thu
same, 18th the voucher thereof. to the subse'bcr,
on or kfore the 9th day Of June ncxti they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefits VI
the salt estate.
WIN. HELMlCH,
jo2i-ySw' Administrat6r,
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'PIsK" JAcKsoN.-A colored man, called
"Pink" Jackson, was arrested on Wednesday
fugitive from Justice, and was delivered over
to the marshal yesterday,
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IN THE SUPREME CouRTJF THE DISTRICT
I;.ur u Cs CoLuMAA.

Timothy Mcguire anu Ann Ma&ifc. So,
liz ElulS
Andrew Mile, ct al. Docket :.
Asbury Lloyd, Trustse In this ca, 81 having 10.
ported that he had sold Lots marker II /. k and
L, In Cailan's subdivision VI origiLi Lots NUN.
bered twenty seven, (27,) &c, , in sqGte humber.
ed hyc hundred aud two, (5Jl,D pursSnI 10 tho
decree to Joseph II. !. spranEy for SIN Rsi and
that the said spranzy had complied with 10 terms
Of sale: Il Is this 18th day q June, A. !, ISIS,
Ordered by the Court, that the said sale l., and
cause to the. cbntrary be- shown on or befof the
9th day OF July, A, p, 1888, provided A copy o.
CAN. once week for three SUCCESSIVE weeks bciot,
said day, A. u. OLIN, Justice.
A true copy-Test: r. J. MEiGs, Clerk.
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A MIsusDBRsTAspiso.-W would correct
In our issue of to-day, an announcement made
yesterday in our columns, as to the award OF
honors In the graduating class Of Columbia
College, Mr.. France Of the District OF Colum.
bla having received the first honor, as he had
attained an average OF o;42, and MIR. Allen oil
OF S:37. Mr.. +. accordingly delivered theVale'
dictory. and Mr., Allen the Salutatory. We
also omitted to notice that Mr.. France was the
recipient Of a very handsome medal from Mr.
s. John Thompson OF the First public school
district, from whose school he received the
scholarship six years ago.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26

CANINE SPoRrs-CooS DRAWING AND RAT
BATON Thursday afternoon next, we learn
that lovers OF canine sports will be enabled to
witness a novel exhibition at the Plney
Branch Race Course, to consist Of coon draw az
burrow, and the dog drawing him out In the
shortest time will be entitled to u beautiful
silver collar. The rats will be pltted and the
general rules prevail that govern In such
cases,
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TN TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
/ OF COLUMBIA.
s. 1863 Equity poekets,

Asbpy Lloyd, Trustee In this cause. having re.
square 10. eSi) with tho fmprSvemsats. 10 Daniel
Rawlinkfor ", SIS and part Of Let no In sgnare
(No. S7t with the improvements, to John Il. HAT
rell for OI5; (being the same property described
In the pGceedlngs,) pursuant u the decree, and
that the aid Rawlings and llArrell bad complied
with the,rrms OF sale,
II Is thk I'D day Of June,t. D.. iS6s, ordered by
the Count that the laid sales Se, and the same are
contrary shown on befoTotho lith day OF July
lPsi prSyi ded copy 81 this oder be published ia
| the NArTbyAL REPTB LtCAS Onts week Tor the
| sueeessiss weeks before said day,
| true e.,y-test A. J. OLIN, Justice,
X. ). 1RIIa, Clerk. [ieai -wAw
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MAD Dou.-A rAbid dog was killed OF
Wednesday by Officer Evans, Of the First pre-
cinct, on Four-and-a-half street, between l. ant
NJ streets south. The dog law should be put
at once In force.
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Georgetown Advertisements

Union HOTEL. GEoRGETowE, D. C.
This desirable HOtol is now open for tho rceep-
tiOn OF guests, upon moderate terms,
my2l-lIn
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26

CONFIRMATION OF WAsHINerosIA We on
Tuesday the Senate confirmed n number OF
Ing OF interest in this District 4. @. Fast, D.
o., to be second lieutenant In I'd regiment U.
s. artillery; Robert II. Patterson, d. G., to be
iery; George B. McDermott, d. O., to be second
lieutenant In Esd regiment U. s. infanty;
Charles r. Hinton, D. o., to be second lieu.
tenant In 25th infantry Lewis Warrington
tenants in 4th cavslryj Charles IL. Petit, d.
O., to be second lieutenant I'd cavalry Donald
Mcintosh, clerk 10 the Quartermastet's Do
airy; r. $. Fletcher, d. o., to be second lieu
tenant In 5th infantry.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26

PUBLIC SCHOOL ExANISATIoNs.-The fe-
male Grammar school, Second district, Miss
Lane, teacher, and located at the corner OF
Fifth and i streets, was examined yesterday
IS scholars being. present, and two at home
sick. Messrs. Wilson and Rhees, assisted by
Mr.. Hunt, OF the Grammar school, and Alder
man u. Richards, made the examination OF the
pupils In the various branches, and they were
found very well posted In arithmetic, working
out problems in mental arithmetic with
promptness that was really astonishing to the
spectators, many Of whom were relatives and
friends OF the pupils. ,
The reading In concert waapronouneedg good,
and the pupils were found to be well yersed In
grammar and history. The specimens 81 pen
manship displayed the fine tastes Of both pu.
pills and teacher, and the behavior oil the
scholars was excellent. The musical exsmi.
nation was made by Prof. Daniel and many OF
the children displayed fine taste and excellent
of "After Marriage" between Mollio Lord
and Susie Collins, was rare treat, and was
pronounced decidedly we'll spoken. At the
close of the examination short addresses were
delivered by Messrs. s. II. Bond, Richards
Hunt and others.
The Male intermediate school OF the Third
district, at the Wallach school building, Mr..
that duty being performed under the superin
tendence OF W, u. johnson, trustee, assisted
by DR.. Norton and others, many OF the parents
and friends OF the pupils be ing present. The
scholars were tested In grammar, arithmetic
reading, and recitation, and they proved con
| to themselves as well as could be expected
There were forty-hve children present, AMI
| they demeaned themselves In n proper man
| ner. Remarks were made, tending to en-
courage the scholars, by the trustees, DR.
Norton and others,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VrAsHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
Medical.

~ SURGEON & PHYSICIAN,
No. 26 Penn avenue, above Twelfth street
Guarantees a thorough cure Of all Private Dis.
made, At 90
LADIES desiring especial treatment will ind him
very skillful, having for many years, with the
greatest .uceess treated female complaints iu this
city and New York.
irregulsrities, no matter from what cause how
suting rooms private. Fees moderate. jelS.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26

Ing there will be q public exhibition OF the
nIseticai operation Of the liis;saying appaIa.
tua, 10 which we referred on Wednesday. The
exhibition will take place at the seventh
street wharf,
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MAron's ogYIck. CITY HILL IA }

wAsuisaros, b. g.. June IS, isss.
Sir: In accordance with authority vested In
me by the charter Of this city, you are hereby
removed from the office Of attendant OF the
Asylum, to take effect Immediately.
Your successor has been appointed, to whom
you will turn over the books, papers, and
property pertaining to the Office on his sppli-
cation therefor.
Very respectfully, s. J. Bow.s, Mayor.
Mr.. SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS. Intendant OF the
Asylum,
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

wAsHixaToS AarLrn. June Is, lses.
Sin In answer TO your note Of yesterday
evening In reference to the case of Philip
Ropp, would respectfully state that did re-
lease him upon the application Of Geo. Fosch
and Chas. Walter, and the order of Thomas T.
Lloyd, Mayor dd interim.
To have held him after these papers were
presented to me might have subjected me to q
civil suit for false imprisonment and did
not choose to assume that responsibility, the
papers being In usual form.
Besides, from the facts OF the case as
learned them,the man ought to have been dis
charged.
am very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, SAMUEL L. DOUGLASS, 1ntcndant.
s, ]. Bowen, ESQ.
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MAYORS OPrlCk, CITY HALL.
wAsHiS0ros, d. G. June q. 1858.
SIR: You are hereby appointed lntendant OF
the Asylum OF this city, Vice Samuel 4; Doug.
las, removed, until your successor shall be ap-
pointed.
You will please qualify by executing the re-
luired bond and taking the oath prescribed by
law.
s. J. BowRr, Mayor.
Jos. s. MARTis, IsQ., Washington, ID. O.
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New CoLoREp ScHooL-nousEs.-The trus-
tees of the oolored schools In the District have
entered into a contract with MIR. Arthur Pan
nell, the well known carpenter OF the seventh
ward, for the erection OF a new SCHOOL, house
on Twenty.drst street, between X and l.
streets. The building 10 to be constructed OF
brick, and the dimensions are tsxss feet, and
three stories In height, the lower one to be a
hall, extending the whole length and breadth
OF the building, and Il feet in height. In the
second and third stories there Will be four
rooms in each, the second being II feet and the
third Is feet IN the clear. Mr.. l.. Himer is the
architect, and the building, which will cost
from Si5, 900 to $4,000, will be commenced I'm
mediately.
FELL OvRRBoARp.-On Wednesday evening,
about $50 o'clock, n juvenile by the name Of
Thomas Babeock and reading near the south
ern terminus OF the Long Bridge, viii lilo fish
Ing attempted to throw out his line, lost his
balance and fell from the pier and would have
undoubtedly been drowned had y n2t peen i3I
n colored man who saw the lad fall into the
water, who Immediately went to his rescue and
brought him on shore wetter but wiser boy
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NEW WuARP-E. l.. Fay, esq, has had q
neS wharf built at the foot OF Ninth street,
ioa feet In length by 80 in width, which, In
connection with his other fine and commo-
dlous wharf gives him ample room TO receive
and ship all kinds OF merchandise.
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w sNRf,-..
CURES IN TO DAYS.
Sold at $50 Pennsylvania avenue. aplS-u

MEDICAL NOTICE.
This is TO inform my friends and the public In gen
erAl that have resumed
OFFICE PRACTICE.
once IN the rear Of my Drug Store. corner Seventh
aud streets.
Medical advice to INDECENT person. gratis.
mills L. N. TAYLOR, M D.
nR. CURTIS, NJ. D., y. R. c. s.. &C..
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF oUACKs AND oUACRERY,"
-ss Oos -u- Sroporcnpv IN rpP
TAIN CASES OF DEBILITY" &c
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice
entirely to the treatment and euro Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive Of 20
many instances Of premature decay.
May be consulted BY letter or At his residence,
No. I'D street, between Twentieth and Twenty
nrst treets. Washington, D. c.. from tho hours OF
lOa. IN. to 2p. m, and from to p. m. fel7-Cm
nR. n. A. BLANKMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST.
OFFICE No. Sl2 = STREET,
Between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
ap2i.u
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UsMAILABLK LErTEns.-There are letters
In the Richmond (Ea.l post office for James 5:
Topham Il Co., and Mrs. Sarah Jordan, OF
postage.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26

PRTITIoRIsG CoNGREss. - we uhuefstaha
that petitions are In circulation In the Depart
m ants praying Congress to pass the Wash.
burne bill, (Which was recently iaid on the
table In the HouBe,) or re.enaet the twenty
per-oeut. bill as passed at the last session OF
Congress. Under the existing circumstances
would II not be we'll to permit Congress to
pAas the bill that may seem to them bestl
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26

SEVERE ACCIDENT. = Yesterday mornlng,
about o O'Clock, while Mr.. John Wilkinson,
oarpenter, aged about % years, was engaged
al work on the dwelling Of Commodore Meade
OF the United States Navy, No. lo7 + street
in Isp%th. ieil upon him, seriously injuring his
skull. DR.. Brenerman was Immediately sent
for, and after careful examination the In
jured man was conveyed to his home on MAS
aachusetts avenue, Sixth ward.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26

FORTUNATE RECOVERY or PoCKgrDooK.-
Mr.. L. q. Wheeler, junk. dealer, at the foot OF
Seventh street, on his return from Richmond,
pocictbook containing some $500, and many
Valuable papers. He did not miss his pocket
book until his arrival at his residence, where
he remained an hour or so, when he made his
way back to the steamer, where he was met by
Mslor Quinn, purser of the steamer, at the
wharf, who said ~ know what you are look
ing for |" and Immediately restored to him the
had left his pocketbook IN his state-room In
the hurry OF his departure from the steamer,
and It was found BY an honest chamber maid,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-08
sudden Deaths.

We copy the following from the
Wellsburg Herald of the 5th instant :
FLETCHER Beck, residing on Castleman's
Run, in Ohio county, near the edge OF
Brooke, dropped suddenly while sailing
sheep on Monday morning and almost
Immediately died. He was over sew
cnty years of age. Robert Bane, OF
mouth of Short Creek, another of our
oldest citizens, died rather unexpect-
eddy early Wednesday morning, this
week. He was somewhat indisposed
on Sunday and blea himself, and on
Monday thought himself recovered, but
died as above stated. De Wit c. Cole
mon, of same neighborhood, died on
Friday, the 29th of May. Rosa, daugh-
ter of Bernard Brady, of Cross Creek
township, died on the Monday follow
ing, and Mrs. Browning, wife of Lewis
Browning, also on Friday. William
Hall (son ofSewelD died on Wednesday
evening, the Sd inst. Susan, wife of
Alexander APplebay, died on Saturday
LAST -.-. 81 .....
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Female Club Room.

We have heard it rumored that many
of the ladies of this city have Joined to-
gether for the purpose of having club
meetings to do what, we won't pretend
to say. 1t is certain they have made a
move in this direction for we bear it
whispered from various sources that an
effort was made to lease hall for nine
ty-nine years, for their use. 1t was to
be furnished with spittoons, tables,
lounges, stools, chairs, buckets, tum-
blers, hair oil, straws, q number ofmir-
rors, brooms, soup toureens, boxing
gloves, &c., &c. The windows Of the
hall were to be closed with shutters of
extraordinary thickness, and then COW
ered on the inside with . dozen extra
blinds. The whole affair was to be con-
Quoted on very grand scale and in the
most approved fashionable style, what
ever that is. Ladies' of an uncertain
age would not be admitted, but beth
single and married are let in the "ring, I"
provided the former can prove that
they have rejected fifteen proposals for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-08
-IIL.L.,L.g. g,Ank.a1;,y when

its p6puiasisn; as any other City. When
they appear upon the streets in their
bewildering costumes, it is hardly fair
to expect every variety Of the male
gender to turn its head the other way.
Why, even we, who are considered py
ourself as q model of politeness and
propriety, not unfrequently meet pair
of eyes, an oval face, and an exquisiteiy
rounded shoulder that turns our head
completely around, asif it was balanced
on q pivot, And when caught at it, if
our preteuse Of looking at man across
the street should not pass current, We
should dislike very much to be hung,
drawn and quartered for the offense. b.
Ladies must bring little philosophy
to their aid, and when disposed to CEN
sure their rude admirers, let them first
the provocatien.
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Gravel Roofs.

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction
either ir resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
a process that frees it from ell
and benzole, and no matterihow great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
ly efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, OF address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
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street Manners.

street Manners.
We are daily in the receipt of notes
from ladies complaining in most indig-
naut terms of the crowds of men who
congregate upon the street corners, and
stare at the ladies as they pass, and net
unfrequently making rude remarks in
their hearing. without doubt this is
very annoying to ladies, and it is a
practice which should be discountenan-
ced. But while we have no word of
excuse for the men Thus offending, we
must say that in oar opinion many la
dies are much too sensitive on this sub
ject, and are prone to apply rude re-
marks to themselves which were prob
bly made without the slightest refer
ence to their existence.
There is nothing moro natural than
for young men to meet on the street
corners and gossip, especially at this
season Of the year. And We suppose
that beautiful lady who promenades
the streets of a pleasant afternoon,
tastefully dressed, expects to be looked
ct and admired. 1t is her destiny. And
as they constitute the ruling idea Of
genteel loafsrdom, it is but natural that
their personal appearance should excite
remarks from that class of drones. But
Iitdoes not follow that these remarks
arc disfespectful. As general thing
ftbsS am aaite the reverse. =
vlBis believed that wheeling contains
% many beautiful women, according t.