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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

r-r N,r1oxAL BANK SYSTEM WGshiaq-
l ~ SSoyrmhcr THE Comptroller of the
i %,r,.- ln Hon. Mr.. Hurlburt, in his next
'., ~a, 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury and
,.|v' congress. viii give an elaborate state
' :" Of the working Of the national bank
' ',.tII lie has addressed similar letter
- III the national banks in the country, re-
o,cs,inc such information as the following !:
! statement of the number and amount Of
lam, made during given period, the rate
n interest, the average length of time of
the leans. the net profits of each institution,
pypeuse, including salaries, taxes, and other
inridcatals; also, dividends and such other
Statistical information as will furnish data
IN which to form IN opinion of the practi-
cal working Of national banks. On the sub
irct Of supplying increased banking facili-
lies 10 The West and the South the Comp
tfollcr will probably recommend the re-
moyal Of al restrictions on the banking
system on these two conditions First
Authorize the UNLIMITED establishing of new
banks on a gold basis. Second-AuthoriZe
new banks with q circulation in greenbacks,
to DC issued in the same proportion that the
new national bank notes are issued Cor
Tespoadence Baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

NAPoLEoNs LIFE IN REAL DASGER.-A
letter from Compiegne, France, of the 18th
of October, relates the following exciting
occurrences:
"Thc Emperor, attended by General Pu-
jol, his ide-de-camp, and two orderly
officers, took q walk yesterday in the town.
IN passing into the long avenue his Majesty
perceived a cabrioiet advancing at q rapid
pace, and was obliged to step aside to avoid
being run over. Just as the horse, which
had taken the bit in its teeth and could not
be stopped, arrived opposite the cavalry
barracks, 4 carbiueer OF the Guard, pow
erful man, placed himself in the middle OF
the road, and Selling the bride of the furi-
GUS animal, succeeded, after struggle, in
which corporal lent his assistance, in
effectually subduing it. The Emperor COM
plimented the two soldiers on their courage,
and some hours after chamberlain handed
them, from their Sovereign, gold medal
and forty francs. ga.
"Last evening grand dinner was given
at the palace, the guests being the civil and
military authorities Of the town, There
we're sixty covers, and the Prince Imperial
was seated at his Majesty's right. During
the repast the baud of the Zouayes, placed
in the inner court Of the palace, executed
symphonies, The company withdrew at
about II O'Clock"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

Observation-Disclosures CULLEN ON FE-
MAN ORGANIZATION AND SECRET SOCIETIES
He THREATENS ExcOMMUNICATIoN TO ALL
WHO ADHERE TO THEM.-Dublin, Noyem-
Der 2.-Archbishop Cullen, in pastoral let
ter just issued, exhorts all members Of So
cieties similar to the the Fenian organiza-
ton to abandon them. He adverts to the
evils sustained by Spain and Italy through
the action of secret 'societies, and says that
members of such organizations will incur
the penalty of communication, and can
not participate in the jubilee which has
inst been published.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

LIBEL SUIT BY GENERAL BuTTERfIELD.-A
New York letter to the Philadelphia Ledger
says:
General Buttcrfcld, it is said, has insti-
tutcd legal proceedings against one Of the
city morning journals for libel, i'll charging
that he used The news of the battle of Chan
cellorSvIlc to promote private stock opera
tions in Wall street I'll! the while that he was
Withholding intelligence of the disaster from
the newspaper correspondents and the pub
lie. If the case is ever pressed for trial, the
LAWYERS say one Of the most startling OF the
unwrltton histories OF those times will be
opened up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

THE FATAL AFFRAY IN kENTUcKY.-The
shooting atiray in Kentucky between Ry-
land T0dhunter and Joseph Robinson, in
which the latter was Killed, Is thus mar.
rated On the 3lst Of October Sunday this
atrray occurred 1T Tate'S creek, eight miles
from Lexington. The parties were neigh
boring farmers:
III seems that some foX-hunters had torn
down the fences separating the farms, and
Todhunter's mules entered RobinSon's
corn-field Enrased ut the damage done his
corn, Robinson shot and wounded three of
the mules, While or his way to seta doc
tor, TodhuntGr met Robinson and asked
him if the mules had been shot by him:
Robinson answered athrmatlyelY, and While
endcavoring TO draw i pistol, Todhunter
fired upon him. the shots taking effect in
the abdomen and breast, from the effects Of
which he died soon after. Todhunter has
been arrested and committed to jail:
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The oyster fleet, under command Of Com
,modore w. II. c. Levitt, returned to the
city on Monday, having accomplished nearly
everything for which the expedition was
organized. The back taxes have been col
lected at points never before reached by the
inspectors, and the oystermen compelled to
take out licenses for the ensuing year, to-
gcther with fines for not having obtained
the licenses sooner. We are pleased TO learn
from Chief Inspector Lovitt that, with the
exception of the accidental sinking of the
steamer Virginia, the expedition was salts
factory in every particular.--NorJolk Vir-
gtnldn Of yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

WORK FOR BoYs.-The New York Jour
nal Of Commerce., on training boys, is in
favor of agriculture first, mechanical trades
second, and says:
I've would not train the hoy to any mer
camille business, rs that department is alroaD
dy overcrowded by the boys who are
brought up to look down on manual labor
and to aim at cerkship rs the only tit en-
ploymcnt for dainty persons, who dislike
dirty work"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

The coming winter, il Is predicted, from
the unusually early migration Of the birds,
and from other signs of the animal and We
getable world, will be very severe. The
same intelligence comes from England,
where frost, snow, and Ice, have made their
appearance, The snoW-storms that have
already occurred in the North and West OF
the United States seem TO confirm the pre-
dictions Of q severe winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

General Spinner will recommend in his
report that the amount received and credit
ed rs ''conscicnce fund.-" and that re-
ceiyed from the sale of specimen fractional
currency which is not redecmable, be trans
ierrcd to the sinking fund and applied to
the payment OF the nationa! debt. The for
mer Is nearly Sll4,OOO and the latter nearly
Onn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
Alabama Agricultural Fair.

4 OpEL1TrA, Ala, November 3.-The East
Alabama Agricultural Fair, which opened
to-day, is q great success. Thousands Of
persons are in attendance. Generals Buck
ner and Clanton and other prominent citi-
Zens will be here tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

HORRIBLE pARRIClDE.-NemphiS, Novem.
Der "A horrible murder vas committed
Mt Oakalona, Miss, ON Saturday night. Ma:
jor Shepherd, collector of internal revenue,
while lying in his bed, Frustrated by para.
lvsiS, was shot through the heart by his son
Lemuel, who entered the room just as his
mother was leaving it.
Young Shepherd, after the murder, fed
TO the woods, and was arrested BY citizens'
The affair was caused by whiskey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
The Rible i'm the Cincinnati Schools
Injunction Against the Board of Ed.

CINCINNATI, November 3.-The Superior
Court has issued an injunction against the
Board Of Education to restrain it from eX-
Guiding the Bible and sacred music from the
public schools. The case will be heard
Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

MURDER IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY,
difficulty occurred on Saturday last near
Broad Run Station, on the Manassas road,
between two men named Bryant Sweeney
and Robert Glasscock, in which the former
was shot and instantly killed by the latter
dispute about some hogs. Glasscock was
arrested and committed to jail for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

Successor 20 GENERAL BUTTERFIELD.-
Washington letters state that Mr.. Charles
j. Folgcr will be appointed 10 sGcceed
New York. John Joy KNOX, the present
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency, is
mentioned rs another probable appointee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

THE AMERICAN LEGATION AT PARAGUAY.
Data" in the San, under date November
4, says: ......
"The House Committee ON Foreign At
fairs continues it, sessions, and is now
engaged in investigating the alleged mis-
treatment of the officers of the American
legation at Paraguay by President Lopez.
The evidence elected on this subject thus
far IS decidedly contradictory, but proves
beyond doubt the existence of q conspiracy
for the overthrow Of Lopez, and that the
latter was of the opinion that Minister
Washburne was implicated In it. 1t further
shows that Lopez. with the exception Of
his treatment Of Washburne and his at
tacheS, invariably exhibited the kindest
feelings towards the United States, and was
remarkably courteous in his treatment of
Americans. 1t is understood that The testi-
mony of Admiral Davis ana Captain Kirk:
land, of the navy. together with that Of
General Mcmahon, our late Minister to
Paraguay, is decidedly favorable TO Lopez,
and enthusiastically srlstains the charges of
Lopez against Mr.. Washburne."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
NEW YORK,

MONDAY, November beef Cattle moderately
active, fair offerings. Prices heavy at 154l5tc;
for prime and extra, l4G4sc for fair to good, and
sOl3Ac. for inferior TO ordinary.
Sheep were only In moderate demand and heavy
ut eG7c. for prime and extra. and d95ic. for COM
mon to good. Lambs were quoted ut 6sGQs4s3c.
for common to choice demand tolerably active.
Swine quite steady at Siselosc., with arrivals OF
4 200 head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

GENERAL Woo! DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Troy,
N y. November 2.a~iGeneral John i. Wool
IS seriously i'll ut his residence. in this city.
Grave Gpprehensions are felt in regard 20
his recovery He is cighty-SiX years old.
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Foreign Markcts-TBY TELEGRAPH,

-'htRI NNt''- TT 11@bF9VFF-ff ~ "
LONDON, November 3-NOon. 933.
United States bonds IS. Tallow, AIS. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, November 3-Yooa. .eCotton-7Ups
lands l2Sd Orleans. l.sd. estimated sales, TO- 900
bales. Western -four, 23s. Cd. Corn, eos. sd.
Trio of cotton will he T. 900 bales
LIVERPOOL, November -Erening.-Cotton-
Upands, l2id. Orleans l2sd. sales, IL, 900 bales
including 8, 900 for export and speculation. Com
mon rosn, IS. Sd. M6s.
PARIS, November s.-Bourse quiet; rentes IF.
35r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

u A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
T.. Main and Cary. Richmond, Va, dealer In
Wood W orRiug Machinery Of all kinds, Ma
GEARING, Shaftlng, Puileys and Hangers, Turbine
Water Wheels, Superior Leather Betting, Lace b,
and Fixtures, Faucit Drills, Card Clothing,
Steam Gauges, &c.
For sale, one Stationary Engine, 25-horse
power made by Washington Iron Works, nearly
new one Stationary Engine, l2-horse power;
one Portable Engine ls-horse power one a, NEW
e xsl1'es sG-ho s power; one Portable Corn
Mill; lot of Mi-Gearine shaitlpg hangers, an1
price. Also, large lot OF all kinds of MachinistS
Tools Lathes, Planers, Drill-Presses, lnaex Mill
ing Machine, Screw Machines, Vlscs, &c, &c.'
that M LII he sold very low, &C 3V--eou3lH
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~ E. E
SPECIFICS
MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.

ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR effects
q cure in every case when properly applied. To
persons suffering with rheumatism, Lumbago, or
Pains of the Limbs and JOINTS gives relief after
q few applications.
The proprietor of the E. E. f. SPECIFICS,
having been applied to frequently by persons az
nicted, now takes this method Of Informing the
public that he has arranged his office at No. l4le
Broad street, where lie will undertake to cure with
his "Specifcs' any person suffering with Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, or Pains of the Limbs and
Joints, or will call at patients residences If de-
sired, and guarantees to effect cure with his
SPECIFICS only in all cases.
ELIAS'S EEFECTUAL ELIXIR, for the GER
tain cure Of Dysentery, DiarrhGa, and all Bowel
Disorders. The proprietor of the E. E. E. SPE
CIFICS can prove by some of our wcll.known citi-
zens who have tried 1t that the elixir" works
like magic In al cases. and he will cure all per-
sons afflicted at his Office call at patients resi-
dences at any time required.
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BITTERS
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years. 1t is positive cure for
Sick Stomach and General Debility, and as a tonic
Is second to none.
The E. E. E. SPECIFICS are for sale by all the
principal druggists at retail and by the proprie-
tor at his office, No. l4ls Broad street. None gen.
uine without the proprietor's photograph and Sig
nature seq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

The Pension Office report, now ready for
publication, announces that on June 30th
the number Of army pensioners on the rolls
was 1S5, l25, and the military pensions paid
amounted TO So, 1922 .SGS. The naval roll
embraced 2,S3S pensioners, and the aggrc-
cate of naval pensions amounted to $780,
GlG The total amount paid for pensions Of
all classes and expenses Of disbursement
reached the sum of s2S.422, SS4, an excess
claims for pensions yet TO be acted on.
Daniel F. Brakeman, the only soldier of the
Revolutionary army on the rolls who had
been pcnsioned by act Of Congress, died on
April 9Th. There are SS7 Revolutionary
widows still on the pension list. There
were issued from the bounty land division
$50 land warrants, covering $50, 040 acres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
Cattle Markets.

MONDAY November Is p. M-The Cattle mar
3c. ~ f.. lower. a43 head arrived, and sold at saQ
Sic for extra Pennsylvania and western Steers;
saw choice at 9I9tc.: fair to good ut e,sc.; a1ft
common ut 3A6c. - h., gross. as to Quality.
Sheep were irnchanged % Me head arrived ana
sold at the different yards at 5@Gtc. q b., gross, rs
10 condition,
Hogs were in fair demand at full prices 1900
head sold mt the Union and Avenue Drove Yards ut
SIIGISl5 % 100 ns.. net.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
OYSTERS,

DEEDS FISH, OYSTER, N "a
III GAME. AND ICE DEPoT,5 SSAk%Y
.ESTABLIsHED iss4,-SIXTH NEAR W&N, .
CLAY STREET.-Huving made large contracts
with the best .oyster-planters on York, severn,
Back river, Mason creek and ether choice waters,
tity, opened or In the SHE'LL TO hotels, restaurants
and private families.
FRESH FISH EVERY DAY.
Orders, for cityor country promptly attended to'
GAME Of all Kinds bought and ID: u
oc 2e~lm ROBERI hE1O'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
SEWING-lIACHINES.

COMBINATION UTTON-HOLE AND
" SEWING-MACHINE-one of the most I'M
pOrtant iabor-saving inventions Of the age. With
the emphatic and universal endorsement Of all,
we feel more than ever before warranted In claim
Ing for 1t unquestionable superiority over all
and certainty with whichit operates, as we'll as the
uniform excellence of its work throughout the en-
ing tucking cording, quilting, over-seeming, but
on-hole work, eyelet-holc-places II far In adj
vance OF any similar invention.
IL is the best and the best is always the cheapest
Call and see this machine work at 1911 Main
street. y,.
We exchange, barter, &c. oc 3o-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
EatnI Railroad Accident.

Port JERvIs, n. j., November 3.-SiX
cars loaded with cotton and tobacco We're
burned here last night, and man roasted
to death in one OF them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

n IssINGEN WATER ON DRAUGHT.
N This popular drink is kept In this city only ut
P. Z. DUPUY'S Drug Store,
oco8 No. 427 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

NITROUS OXIDE GAS. 49,
EXTRACTING TEETH A LUXURY"
Positively NO PAIN ExpER1Escrn.

I'm order to meet the demand for NITROUS
CAIDEn In extracting teeth, have made extern
siVe improvements for the convenient adm nisfra-
ton Of this delightful and harmless anesthetfc,
and will have on hand ut all times full and fresh
supply. l am also prepared to insert artificial
teeth on Gold or Yulcanltc. and perform all other
operations In DENTISTRY In the best manner
and ut prices to suit the times. Read the follow
Ing certificate from the Chaplain of the University
of Virginia:
II take pleasure In certifying 10 the pleasant
Iainistered to me by DIR. GEORGE B. STEEL, of
richmond: 1t rendered me unconscious of the ex-
consequences whatever.
GEORGE b. TAYLOR,
Many such could be given, some declaring Il ga
positive luxury &c but the above will suffice.
Can at the old established Dental Rooms Of
B. STEEL, I23 Main street Is doors
above Spotswood HOTEL, nov Lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

VINEGAR BITTERS.-CALIFQRNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS for sale hy
oc 10 PURCELL, LADD Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

THE IMPROVED SINGER
i FAMILY sEWING-MACHINE
will
HEM, FELL, BRAID, EMBRoIDER, GATHER,
TUCK, BIND.
Sew with equal facility the
LIGHTEST OR THE HEAVIEST FABRIC.
is SIMPLE, DURABLE, AND EASILY
MANAGED.
CALL AND SEE 1T.
NEEDLES, OIL, SPOOL COTTON, LINEN,
SILK, &c, &C.,
lt ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY,
for sale at
ola MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Ell 81 aEt 50 G. SHAFFER, II
General agent for, Virginia and North Carolina.
+ 0c h-lm -tslfsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

MACHINERY AND MACH1N!STS
M TOOLS FOR sALE,-Haying , bought Maine sne
MACHINERY and TOOLS OF tne Gai on v nahus
MACHIn cry for sale, consisting OF LAIHE 3
planners, DRILLS, &c, and SMALL TooLs
Of all kinds. j. w. CARDWELL a. 49,.
no 2-lw loll Cary ssice''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-10
HiVing Bees.

Place the hive on u table or level spot of
ground in the shade, tack square yard Of
muslin or linen to the top side of the alight-
Ing board, aud spread 1t out as a carpet on
which to place the bees then, if the limb
on which the bees have settled be worthless,
gently cut it of carry and lay it on the cloth !;
with large spoon place few bees near the
entrance and they will all soon crawl in
Should any remain outside under the portico.
thev should be brushed down with quill
feather until al! have entered, as, if the queen
should remain outgid. the bees would soon
leave the hive when all have entered, tho
hive should Immediately be removed to who're
it is designed it shall permanently remain
Great care should be taken to have the sides
of the hive level with each other, while the
back end should be raised about three inches
higher than the front, thus forming Cot the
bottom board) an inclined plane, and render
ing it easy for the bees to clean their hive of
moth and dust. When the swarm alights on
the body or limb of Il valuable tree, they may
be very quietly and gently brushed with a
quill feather into box or open basket, and
then quickly covered, carried to the hive,
shaken out upon the cloth, aud induced to
enter. as above directed. Bees dislike TO be
brushed with hairy OF wooly substances.
.NuryidHd Farmer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-10
SwErr P1cKLra-A lndz correspondent

SWEET PIcKLEs-A lady correspondent
of the Country Gept!emdn, gives ne following
recipe for making sweet pickles. Cut the
tomatoes through, or if large. slice in three
pieces, let them stand in weak brine over
night. To a quart of vinegar three pounds
of sugar; in this vinegar cook the tomatoes
until a fork can easily be passed through them.
AS fast as they arc cooked, take them out
with fork and lay them down III jar-say
two or three layers Of tomatoes; sprinkle
pulverized cinnamon aud cloves, and thin
layer of sugar; then alternately tomatoes,
spices and sugar, cooking all the tomatoes in
the same vinegar. if necessary. add more sugar
and vinegar. When the jar is filed, cover
the tomatoes with good cider vinegar cold,
throwing away the vinegar in which tomatoes
were cooked. Lay some horse rsdish root
over the top Of the pickles, and put weight
on to keep them covered. This recipe is
equally good for cucumbers. have tested
it for the past two years, and found no trouble
in keeping good pickles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-10
A Sensible Girl who Meant Business

Twenty years ago a man who had paid at
tentions to a bright, sweet girl, for long
time, without making anything that was even
n second cousin to proposal, was startled by
the question, Robert. do you want to marry
me p He tried TO evade the point by ask
ing why she put such question to him
''Because, if YOU don't rant TO marry me. you
must stop coming to see me. No mocking
bird around the red breasts nest. you know"
ToCert took the HUT, and with a cool good
night, walked home. What should he care
for girl SO rude as that? Good company as
hers elsewhere. lie would join the club
next day. He tried to sleep, but couldn't
He didn't quite like the turn things had ia
ken. The figure plagued him. IF he vas
the mocking bird, who was the red breast
that he was keeping from such partner p
AT any rate, one thing .certnin, Edna is as
smart as she is pretty" he said to himself,
land she means business" The next morn
ing Robert went to the counting room. when
presently Joe Mason came in and said :
tell You what it is Bob. you were lucky in
keeping out of the club | have Just paid
another assessment of fifty dollars. and. what
is worse. meet such-expensive friends there
that it costs me more than | can earn to keep
club, said Bob at will he cool five hun
dred year out Of pocket. and precious little
satisfaction aud no home comfort at that"
said his friend
Robert hummed tune. when left to him.
self It was n long day. Business had
dragged. Everybody was pre- occupied. hur-
ried, cross. Things went wrong. He was
glad to come home. only it wasn't home. He
took book. but found himself trying to read
the Goals in the CRATE and find figures on the
wall instead of the page. He threw himself
on the lounge. but it was dreadfully dull
He stood it for some time and then put on
his hat, and walked down to the widow
Crage's. He stepped up to the door, as usual
before she came down. At last she appeared
'He arose from his seat and met her in the
middle of the room, and said Edna. have
come here tonight on business. 1 am tired
of being Jour mocking- bird, and want to be
your red d-brcss will you be my wife ?"-
When you say" said Edna, her face suffused
with bushes.
Soon as I can make a nest dearest"
Robert replied. "I believe both the red
breasts join ia building the nest" said Edna.
land want to do my part" This was TWEEN
t. years ago. To day one of the handsome
mansions in one of our cities is the nest of a
welded pair, whose life has been sweet a. a
birds song, and whose heart. like their afFec.
tions, are as young as ever There is great
deal more in putting little straightforward
business at the beginning Of life than Is gen.
era!ly suPPosed.-SPorting Times.