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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
TIE STEAMSHIP QUEEN.
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, Alder
man Bergen, the President. in the chair. communca
ton from tho Nassau Water Department submitted
in which 1t is set forth that in December 1867 the Board
authorized the issue Of the Permanent Water Board
bonds 10 the amount OF for building Engine No
building OF which $l29,750 chimney now coal
sheds new force mains 20 connect with the Rdgewood
Reservoir with all the apparatus required, Will cost
slOO For the extension OF the distribution this year
the OF t350 s required account Of the Increase
OF buildings, requiring rs miles OF distributing
pipe TO be laid. The Commissioners, therefore, recon-
mend that the Board the necessary resolutions au-
thorZing the Mayor Controller and County
Permanent Water Loan bonds for the proposed improve
ments TO the amount OF $4,000 The communication ION
report The Committee on Public Lands and buildings
reported In favor Of awarding the contract Tor rebudhg
the sixteenth Ward Bell Tower 20 Bernard Gallagher Tor
i9 The report and resolution appended were adopted
Several communications from the Mayor submitted;
calling attention TO the manner OF making city Inn
provemens, which, he contends, will ultimately place
large share OF the the city at large when
the whole should In justice, be borne by tho local.
ties benefited. The grading and paving OF Ralphaye.
was particularly alluded to. An increase OF street lamps
WAS account OF the increased
IIo also submitted a communication with tho following
names for appointments members OF the Board OF Edu-
term have expired Demas Barnes, John II. Broad, J.
Dreyer John Garrison VIM Martin +. Ii. Moore, James
d. Riggs, John Williams, Felix Campbell o. g. Carter,
Levi Is. Faron, John +. Hennessey, James McGee VIM.
H. Murtba VIM f. bprsgue; also, Cyrus r. smith, IN
place Of Henry r Pieson, removed from the city and
louis " ID. Hardenburg, IN place Of Dr. A. Cooke Hall
deceased, The nominations were confirmed.
and both documents were placed lon, on ME- ,.s The
until the first OF March next, which was granted
resolution 10 fire 100 guns In honor Of Washngtons
birthday on the 22d of February at expense OF S
was laid over until next meeting. resolution was pre-
sened directing the Law Committee TO prepare an act
authorizing the Common Council 10 pave ana grade
line as is now required by law. The resolution
ferred to the Law Committee for report The street Com
tne removal OF dead animals from the streets for the
terms OF one year and ten years, respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

SEyEYrH-Av GRAND BoULEvARD.-An en-
tire block magnihcenty situated on the seventhave
Grand Boulevard will be offered Tor sale tomorrow py
Iomas n Miller This Boulevard, being $50 feet WIDE
Aud m course of Improvement under the inspection Of
the Central Park Commissioners will be so planted and
arranged as to make 1t the most beautiful avenue in the
world These lots from their great value will be acces
sibe to persons OF great wealth only The property Is
bounded by onehundred .and-forty seventh and One
hundred forty eghth-sts and Seventh and Eighth
ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

alike Of the seaboard and the INTERIOR and
OF war; bonds OF Union Of wealth and power
and blessings TO the world"
Mr.. VIM. X. Ogden responded.
The Chairman then proposed The Cities OF New ors
ana san francisco. In the absence OF the Hon. cnHIu
OGorman Mr.. James W. Smonton responded In eloquent
and appropriate terms.
After the toast OF The Women" had been spoken 10
by the Rev. Mr.. Chaplin and The Press by Horace Gree
ley the company separated.
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FUNERALS TODAY.

BOURsAND AUGUSTUS. Irviugtou, n Y
BENNETT. THOMAS Elizabeth N. j.
FILTER WILHELMNB, Of ParkaVe and spencer 81
BROOKLYN
UGBRRTTY JOHN. No. IL Hamltopst
HARTYH AUGUST, No. l73 Charlesst
HENDRICKsON SARAH L., No. las Boom6eld-st, Hobokeu
JENKINS, MARY. saltersyille. n. J.
KIRBY, ARTHUR, No 2eO Pront-st Brooklyn
LYLE ABRAM v. A, Hudson, n. Y.
MCMAHON, JAMES. Church Of the Assumption Brooklyn
MCCULLOUGH, JOHN, Greenpont L.
McGARRY, Mrs MARY ANNE Cathedral Brootlyu
STONE. Mrs. MARY. 80 264 Bergenst, Brookyn
VERNON HARRIET T.. Lssyette-ave. BrOotlvn
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ACTION OF SUPERINTENDENT McGREGoR 4
AGAINST NIBLO's GARDEN.

Many of the theaters have never obeyed the
law which forbds tho putting OF chairs or campstools
In the aises. None Of the places Of amusement are
provided with too liberal OF exit In case OF hro
and when the ases thus blocked escape becomes
impossible. superintendent mcGregor commenced All
action against the propetOrs OF Nbos Garden yoster
daY, for violation 0f the aforementioned ordinance.
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MARRIED.

CRowELL-CHAPMAN-At New Haven Conn. Feb 1862 by the
Rev T. H. Bureh, William Cro~el Of Stephen Crows ESQ.,
ofBrookn and Katharine Chapman eldest daughter VI Russell
Chapman. esq, VI the former place
LUCKBY-BLANCHR-on THURSDAY Jan. 3ist BY the Rev C.
PGney George Luek fOrk 10 hs Blanche Of New
Jersey
Bergen Co, N j., papers please copy
sToNB-ROG BRS0n THURSDAY Feb BY the Rev Dr. Tying VII
liam Stone Of Rochester to Title youges daughter Of A.
Rogers, esq Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

BALDwIH-Ah, rsdsnes 10 Harlem, Monday. Feb 1862
Daniel Webster Baldwin In the a3i year Of his age
The friends family invited attend tho funeral services al the
Baptist Church Hsrem Hhhs
aIihst, on Thursday, Feb II. at II ssosk a n.
TfoJ and honiIess pansu plesss eear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

Fosters staff for the Of this reunion, and
the successful establishment of the Society organized
yesterday mainly through his efforts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

" Biniuger's Old London Dock Gina Pure Gin i.d,
Females Good for htdng COmplain delicious Tone
A. NJ BIsIsaEK Co, established l7Te No. Is Besyerst NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

Dyspepsia Tablets
Cure g.on Heartburn Sour stomach, aud its weakne Soc
per box Sold by druggists SD WkLLNs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

Msssquoi Spring WatsrThs only known remedy for Car
and ali DIsEAsEs OF rHK KIDsEu
For sale BY Duggssa DzPor No SIS BROADWAY ksvIork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

R,lI.tou spa-Artesian Litbia Spring Wnter.-The best
remedy This Spring In the world that
ingredients Of the ychy and ssrsioa Springs "h double
tb.r ,treush Safe strong and pleasant Sold by Druggsa
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indor.sd uih nH
name and address
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Fowler Adding Machine.

This Machine only invented that will add Eve aud
6gs without stopping set to aud be-
snug again Admitting that cannot be added 500 Pswlers
Machine making four nevertheless that would
not probably than 6ny thousand times Of
practice, account and only isni<ssmaI objection The Webb
add 800 the result single Machine,
Il tried Recosei the capacity Of Powlers 80 @ 99
being oty thousand times greater than that Of Single a.
dr." Price Of FOwss only sS See both practically worked and
buy she 90. s R ,ys ssnr P. Si Room
meeting will THIS (Tuesayl EVENING u o'clock
the Lecture Room the church of h,. and
institution for the classical aud theological education Of cOOed
ss Dc =. aI have 1SS sI @ meeting and they invite
VIM Dodge william walker R'...a "a. psnsa.'9 VIZ
The Hon W DoDGE he Rev Dr. DIcKEY the Rev Dr. PRRS
TISS aud others, will address ihs meeting
The General Committee Of soldier. and sailor. e,
make send full delegation to attend the Inauguration Of
''G Gs'S. 6as:s S'' JOHN cochASE
American Institute Farmers, Cuba meeting o. As
Institute. the Cooper Building Al Interested 70 Ag,suIsl Improve
Persons Wishing consult reference to Small Fruit Culture or
s VIM. .sa can ss We %: sS The &%'
this sssi, from y o'clock m until 4O'stsi N:
Badness C,Iarh Noises the Head Discharges from the Ear Goa
SUMPTION Veal Lung Tghues Of the Chest Cough Stuug a
eumon Of Phsgn other disease aesh TO- iness 10
cents 70 No. Bondst, NswYorh for Mrs NJ BROWNS Meta
physical PamPh'. Of pages worth hundreds Of dollars the si
slso 10 iaaurlng minds
DIR. j. H. schsnsk Of Philadelphia Will .. ia New York to sea
his patients professionally TUESDAY Feb 49, On n ,o3 D.
IN, al bis rooms No. % Bond|st
PostOcc Notce.The malls for Europe for the veeI sodips
Feb IL will BE- dispatched hsm this once follows TUESDAY
At nm WEDNESDAY lt a. m, and THURSDAY and SATURDAY
10 m-eong Al the Stations follows and b. lies and
h"i D .adk h's' FAad q, ie;SeA n IAMks KILL. Rh.
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Notice.
Peons ushpg consult reference 10 Small Fruit Culture
the Vines and Plants the
Ageuur No fs3 Broadway Wednesday and Thursiay
this sesk from O'Clock q. IN. until o'eI,eh p. U.
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
POLICE NTELLIsEs CE.

GRAND Observation-Disclosures Reilly Of No. 200
Hester street, was arraigned before Justice Led
with at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester.
day, on the complaint Of John Reilly. Of 24s avenue
b, who charged that on Tuesday night the prisoner
picked his pocket of sixty dollars In greenbacks. He
was committed to answer.
DARING HIGHWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mccormick,
Of the Twentieth precinct arrested yesterday lad
named Lawrence Mccoy, who was subsequently or.
raigned before Justice Ledwith, of the JEFFERSON
Market Police Court, on the complaint of Thomas
Whitaker, or No. 554 West Twenty-hfth street. who
charged that while passing through Twenty.seventh
street on Tuesday night, the prisoner with three
others at present unknown, rushed out from door.
way and Selling him by the throat to stine his cries,
robbed him OF his GOLD watch and chain and nine
teen dollars IN money with which they made OF.
The prisoner denied all knowledge OF tho matter,
but was committed without bail TO answer at tho
General Sessions
TIE BROADWAY SILK ROBBERY-THE ACCUSED
HoNoRABLY DIscuARGED.-It Will be remembered,
fully reported at the time in the HERALD that In
June last the store Of Mr. W. Ettinger, 4s1 Broad
way, was burglariousy entered and some $4,000
worth OF SILK goods were stolen. subsequently Mr..
Ettnger made complaint and caused the arrest Of
Messrs NJ J. Steinberger Sons, OF All Broadway Of
and Mr.. julius Metzef ". nhroker, charging i1i;:
with receiving stolen goods knowing them 70 nave
been stolen. The examination Of the charge was
proceeded with yesterday afternoon before Jusuce
Ledwith, at the jefferson Market Court and Oil the
accused were honOrably discharged and acquitted Of
any guilty knowledge, the evidence proving that
they came INTO possession OF the goods IN question
In an honorable way and in the course Of their egtt
mate business.
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the SULLIVAN STREET POISONING CASE.
Arrest OF Browne.


The package Of sugar given to Coroner Flynn by
the relatives Of Mrs. Sarah A. Browne the colored
woman who died on the 9Th inst, under suspicious
circumstances. at No. 10 Sullivan street. has been
ana'yzed by Professor Chandler, chemist to the
BOARD OF Health, who found traces OF arsenic therein
suinclent TO warrant his saying that the woman may
have been poisoned provided It can be shown that
te deceased mad used the sugar. At all events the
mat tne Coroner on Tuesday issued his warrant Tor
tne arrest Oh George Browne. the husband OF de-.
ceased, on charge OF having committed the crime
OF murder Ia poisoning his wife. Detective Mahony OF
the Fourth ward, and deputy Sheriff Haley OF the
Cof0ners' oiilce, proceeded yesterday to Clifton
statcn Island, where they succeeded in arresn0
Browne, who is dark skinned man, he being q
waiter In The employ OF q. Brainard Smith, who has
an elegant villa &C that place. Browne surrendered
without word and was Mt once escorted Dy the
officers to the Coroners' Office when Coroner f1ynn
committed him to the Tombs to await the result of
the inquest TO be held upon the remains of the de-
ceased woman. An order will DO given today for
the dlsnterment OF the body, on which q medical
aud scienLiac examination will be held In ORDER that
the coroner may know how TO proceed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
Reported Attack of u Convoy BY Quesada-
Numerous Families Fleeing the Country.


Aux Cages Still Invested-Jncnsci Taken by
Sainnve-American War VesseIs--Their Pur-
cknse and Uses.
The steamship City Of Port au Prince brings dates
from Port Prince TO the 18th aud Cape Haytien to
the 9th Of August.
Salnaye was still encamped before Aux Cages and
had the place completely surrounded. II was daily
expected that 1t would surrender.
Jacmel has been taken by sanaves troops with
out resistance.
The government has made contract for the pur-
chase OF the trOn-clad Atlanta from Mr.. Sidney Oak
smith, lawyer Of New York, who returns by the
City OF Port au Prince.
The steamers Quaker City and Florida, both flying
the Haytien rebel nag, forced the Port au Prince
Each vessel brought her guns to bear on the Ship
with all hands piped to quarters. They refused all
her TO take or the American Consul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
SUPREME CoUaT-cHAMBERS.
The Snsquehanna Railroad Wnr-Morc Or.
ders from the Court.

The Smsquehanna Railroad Wnr-Morc Or.
ders from the Court.
Before Judge Barnard.
Van Vdltenb,Ugh es. Tie SusQaehanad Railroad
Compong.-Judge Barnard granted the following
order in this case yesterday
the papers on Gle in .hs action and in the action in
hanna Railroad Company and others defendants
IL o asw Albany
on the last Tuesday Of August Instant ten o'clock A.
heard made sAs so as,oa ss s9
s ay and A sc s
in hi, action BY Justice Peckbam the 18th Of August
Charles CSwess should
az 's1H
IN the meantime all acts q sad Pyn as such receiver
AUGUST II. 1852.
IN The Matter OF the Susq,,ehdnnd Railroad COM
panv ana WUnam Il. Rice Us. Joseph II. Ramsey,
Jeremiah j. Austin ct al.--Judge Barnard also
granted the following order:--
On the papers served in this action .a.: c. the papers
Albany and snsqushanna Company end ohcrs and
s the psngs . ass the said
ipsc term Of this Sour to pc held a. the CITY Hall IN
Of tina, day Thereafter as counsel can 0s be
S SsS, ya s s "a
sad nnssr order %ad by him the s continuing
vacated and IN the meantime proceedings are hereby or
dered 10 be stayed both of said orders said der
are In the meantime TO remain inoperatve and Of no
(3IORGE n pAp'NApp ~"
AUGUST IL. 1859. " " s' ~
Decisions.
BY Judge Barnard
ViG0tn ps. Me,TiH.-Motion granted and reference
ordered.
lose rs. Matthews Ell at.--Same.
wilson u.s. Mcf.-Same
ptute Us. Hrscffed ct dI.--Motion denied
Rtngstdnd u.s. HAAs.--Refcrence ordered
lyman bs. Lvnldn.-Reierence ordered, to report
with opinion.
Joseph Frdnket Us. Joseph A. Ingram Motion
denied and reference ordered.
Eugei,,a A. Detnldr Us. charles NJ Del,nd,'--
Motion granted
Henry Elias Us. C0nertine Etids.-Reference
ordered.
y. H. Van Buren, Us. j. Merbin et al.-Motion
granted and reference ordered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
THE SECRETARY Of WAR ANos1Be CUBAN QUESTION.

Washington Correspondent OF the syracuse
Journal, under date Of the I4th lnst relates the
following
General Rawlins especially is delighted ut the
situation. Big sympatnies have been aroused
almost 70 intensity Dy the Cuban struggle; yet here
he had TO hold suli and even DO more than that
actively impede their movements. Imagine, then II
you can the delight with which he looks at the legal
occasion Afforded the smoulderng quarrel between
Peru and Spain to stop these spanish gunboats Yes
terday the General was met coming from Cabinet
meetng Dy Journalist here. An inquiry was made,
OF the government letting go It's hold on these yes
sels. 'Let them go ~ was Rawlins' reply at once:
mot bit OF It, We've got em, and we'll keen ;em
too" The words came out with snap The Pres,
gent Is reported to have said the same thing. The
they Will undoubtedly be used TO relieve the Spanis
neet IN tubah waters ana allow them to be sent
against Peru, friendly nation, IN whose interes,s
we are bound to prevent harm coming 10 by acts of
our own cinzens or materials Of war purchased 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
SUPPOSED CASE or MURDER,

Ihe remains OF an unknown man were found on
Monday In Mltchclrs Pond, in ruth avenue, near
Ffty-ninth street. and removed to the Morgue. The
face OF the deceased was swollen and quite black,
exhibiting also traces Of violence. The body was on
Tuesday Identified ~ that OF J@mes McGorley gar
dencr who had been for some years employed in tho
PARK. The brother OF deceased, Aiexander Motor
that the deceased lett nome for the PARK on Satur-
day morning. lie was paid the sam OF SEA and was
not seen again alive. AS only 0ghty cents weso
lonnd on the remains suspicious OF foul play are
entertained. An inquest Will be held to-day by
coroner fynn, at the COroners' ONCE, and an eIOTt
made " penetrate the mystery now existlng.
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car holds about $50 baskets the entire receipts Of
peaches for this one day were, therefore, In the
neighb0rh00d Of CO. 100 baskets the largest OonsNn
ment yet received In single day. >
THn wEArHER YxsTRRDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours In comparison with the cor
responding day of last year indicated by the Their
m0meter at Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD Building.
BrQadWaY corner of Ann street, ".
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VIOLATION or TIVE BuIloINe LAWS.

TO TIE EnIToa OF THE HERALD
In yesterdays HERALD you publish an article en-.
titled information for Superintendent McGregor,p
which V notice TO the effect that rear tenement
house Is constructing 10 last Tnrty-ffth street i'm
gross VIC @tlon OF the building laws. 10 illnetrate
how our Ia WIS are broken ut will shah simply stafe
mat the ow 0er OF tue property ~ the mother naw
of n prompe, VI member OF the last Assemblv which
probably accou us Tor the MAX IN the coc0aIut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
CITY INTELLIGEaCE.

THE ARI0N SocIETY.--This popular society Will
have another Of their social summer reunions TO-
night at the Terrace Garden, on Third avenue Fifty.
eighth and Fiftv-nnth Streets at which vocal and
Instrumental concert, under the direction or Carl
Bergmann, an operate performance and dance Will
form the chief points OF attraction.
THE PEACH TRADE.--Ko less than las car loads OF
peaches were brought to this city yesterday by the
New Jersey Railroad, mostly from Central and
southern Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, Az each
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HY0aopaoelA.
Death Of a Child In Jersey CITY

Death Of Child In Jersey City.
girl six years old, named Elizabeth Anne
Kelley, who resided with her parents at the corner
OF South Second street and Newark avenue, Jersey
City, was bitten by dog on the slst OF July. the
wound soon healed ana little attention was paid TO
IT,. On Tuesday night however, the girl WAS taken
suddenly Ill, and physicians were summoned who
recognized all the symptoms Of nydrophoba. SPITE
OF all tner efforts the poor child died at two O'Clock
yesterday morning. The dog IL still at large.
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Another Death at Jamaica, Long Island.
About three months since young son OF Mr..
Robinson, Of West Jamaica. WAS bitten BY dog
supposed TO be mad. The vicious brute was nos
shot, aud as the boys wound healed up nicely
nothing more,was thought OF IL. On Monday he was
taken sick with bydrophoba ana suffered three fts
condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
MOVEMENTS Of THE SECRETARY or WAR.

General John Rawlings, Secretary OF War, arrived
in this city at An early hour yesterday morning en-
route for Danbury. Conn. He breakfasted at the
Brevoort House and received calls from several OF
his friends, leaving for DanburY al noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
SPANISH ACCOUNTS.
Arrival Of large Rebel Force in aIacagua,
Mostly Negroes,

CARDENAs, August II, 1869.
Is reported That numerous force OF rebels have
appeared in the vicinity OF Macagua. some say that
1t consists OF only thirty rebels, and otheps state that
they number 5000. The regular rroops from Matan-
zas nave peen sent alter them. 10 Is stated That the
ilhey robbed store at Monte Alto three miles from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
SUPERIOR CouAT-SpeGiAL TERM.


BY Judge McCunn.
=, Chories R0oh,Ceu % al. rs. John G.. Merlrip.--
Motion granted
Wtttdrt H. BaU Ell al. Cs. Milton A. c0onepo,oh
et 0t-Motion granted and cause referred
james Birdsau cs. Ddpid HeIter.-Motion grant.
ed, without costs.
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CQuRI CALENBAa-THlS DAY.

SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERM
NOS. 10, ~ 40, 49, 49, 81. 115, 11O, 40, l41, 142.
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Colonel Quiros Attacks slsios--Importapt n
True-Immense Loss OF the IebeIs

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August 8, 1869.
Colonel Qniros, denomination with Other columns,
has attacked locality called sItios, near Palma
soriano, disodge6 the enemy, killed ninety. five
rebels made Tour prisoners, captured cannon aud
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-19

the front rank, is an old fossil whose say
is not worth mindiug. Men Of the pres
ent age are fast realizing the awful fact
that they have had all the rongh and dis
agreeable work to do since the world be
gan, and they arc now willing to lay up
on woman a generous share of Life's
wearisome burden. The above bill is
Indicative of the spirit of the age and
will give us all we can reasonably ask
for-leisuro quiet and repose. 1t will
relieve us from sparkling" popping
the question" going to war" and many
other duties which have ever contributed
largely to make the life of man an un.
ending "onpleasantness." How nice it
will de to rccline in the easiest of easy
chairs, in our quiet room enjoying our
cigar, in the blssful consciousness that
our darling Felicia Spvins is coming to
see us despite the bowling storm raging
out of doors. To have a beauess come
regularly to fatter and caress us, pull
our whiskers, pinch our cheeks, squeeze
our hands &c, would be akin to a taste
of heaven. Let us have that law.