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The New York herald., 1869-06-12
SUPREME CoUaT-CRCUlI.
An Accident and It's Cause.
Before Mr.. Justice Mullen.

Before Mr.. Justice Mullen.
James Cosgroue u.s. isaac Q. ogden ana Others
This was a suit by boy through his guardian for
damages for wood-pile falling on him. The wood
pile was 1t seems, in Thirteenth street. west Of ave-
nue. c, and belonged to the defendants, who had
LUMBER yard east OF that avenue. The lumber had
been piled up on the street by their agent, but, as
they claimed, without any authority from them. 1t
was claimed that this excused them, and 1t was
claimed further that the pile was well put up, and
that the accident really caused by the boys play
Ing over and pulling out some pieces 10 make see
saws, &c, and the plantin was one OF the boys.
The Court left the question OF negligence with the
plaintiff must be free from negligence to recover
and though child, was held to the same care as an
adult but holding that the defendants were respon.
sible for their agents acts
The jury found for plaintiff verdict of $3.50. o.
L.. stewart for plantif1; Luther II. Marsh for de-
fendant.
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SUPREME Cou7I-cnkM9ssS.
blockade Running suit.-A Confederate SYM
pathizer I'm Trouble.
Before Judue Cardozo


Before Judge Cardozo.
isaac Campbett Ct al. rs. Leah Harf.--Thls is m
action In equity brought by large nrm in London.
The plaintifs in 1853, bought very valuable tracts
OF property in the city Of Charleston, through their
agent Ernest H. Hart the husband OF the defendant.
On account OF the existence OF laws In South Caro-
lima prohibiting aliens from holding real est ate
Ernest L. Hart acting as the agent OF the paintns
took tho legal title OF the property In hls
own name, advising the plalntiffs thereof In
terms amounting to a declaration OF trust.
The agent married the defendant IN 1863. and soon
Afterwards made deed OF gift TO his wife OF ell the
property standing In his name. He died n few
months since, and the defendant. Immediately after
her husbands death, sold portion OF the estate It
Is to recover the proceeds OF that SALE amounting 10
$4O,0Oo that the present suit has teen Instituted
She defendant answers that the money with which
the property was bought was the proceeds OF block.
adc running, and then follows the usual allegation
ofthe Confederate states being body OF armed men
In revolt against the government OF the United
States. The case came before the court on motions
OF the defendant TO dissolve the attachment in-
junction and reccivershp obtained by the plaintiffs,
as security Dsnfente lite
Motions denied.
John .. Ward for the motion, Edward J.. Andrews
opposed.
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nyan soon learning the route taken by
the Juvenile fugitves, followed In pursuit. but on
reaching HoIy0ke learned that they had left that
pleasant retreat and gone to Springfield, not many
miles distant. The pursuit was continued by Mr..
Sullivan, and at Springfield the boys were overtaken
and arrested by the City Marshal. In possession OF
the boy Sullivan was found $l57, alleged to be por
ton Of the money stolen. The boys were taken in
charge by Mr.. Sullivan, who brought them back to
this CITY, they arriving yesterday, and were taken
charge by oficer Douglass, OF the Sixth precinct.
The boy Sullivan confessed taking some money from
his father, but not the amount charged Daniel was
held for examination and his travelling companion
discharged. Mr.. Sullivan seemed determined 10
punish his truant son,
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THE BusTtto IMPEACHMENT CASE.
Proceedings Of the Congressional sub-Co ON
mitfec in Montgomery, Ala.

mitfec In Montgomery, Ala.
The Huntsville tAa.) Adrocaie OF the sth Instant Il
permitted TO make the following extract nom
letter dated Montgomery, the 3d.
The subcommittee for the examination OF the
Busteed impeachment case are now here givlpV
that matter their attention. II consists OF Judge
Bingham, OF OHIO; Judge Loughridge OF Iowa, and
Woodbridge. The two former gentlemen have
tain as to what s going on but suspect that t viii
end scizzn or q hzzle. The Judge keeps in the best
OF humors, and the elite treat the committee Ike
grizzly bears or men injected with the smallpox.
They nave not yet been pelted with rotten eggs or
shot at "a Douglas was here and Kelley IN Mobile,
but there is no love thrown away on them. HOY
difficult it Is for people who are crazy 20 act lik5
men OF common sense. Yet we al nave 10 suffer,
as we did by secession, for their foolishness.
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order may be made herein by this honorable court appoint
Of eseye in such cases made and provided TO whom the
said trustees defendants herein their associates calling
themselves The rector churchwardens and yesymen Of
Trinity church. In the city Of New York; may be compeied
to for all the proceedings premises subject 70
DAVID 0RoEsBECK.
The case which attracts a good deal OF interest,
was argued yesterday for the defendant The argu-
ment for the plantin will be commenced this morn
ing at ten O'Clock.
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Wdrd.-Motion to discharge; orders Of arrest
granted, with costs OF motion.
Leopold Htuter et al Us. Kari kdirndn,-Motion,
denied, with ten dollars costs.
James r. Burns Us. Mary Afd0eiy.-Moving party
has no standing In court.
on motion denied. No costs.
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lsTsp STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Discharge Of an Alleged Illicit Carter Of
Wbiskey.
Before Commissioner Jones.
william Davis, arrested some days ago on charge
Of eartng spirits through the streets without pro.
per permit, was discharged this morning It appear.
Ing that he was not aware OF Violating the Jaw Ia
what he DID aud had no intention o. assisting 10 de-
fraud.ng the government
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SUPREME CouRT-SpECAL TERM.
Decisions.
By Judge InQrabaun.

BY Judge Ingraham.
Patrick ID. Farrell rs John KeIip.-Judgment for
the plaintiff and perpetual injunction granted and
reference ordered to compute PLAINTIFFS damages.
Richmond, Trustee, rs. Thomson ct aL-Judgment
for plaintiff.
costs.
Peck rs. Erie Ratl,cap C0mpanv.--Judgment for
plaintiff on demurrer, with leave to defendant to
amend answer on payment OF costs.
MaTice ps. Acknowledgment sustaining will, ex-
cept to the direction to accumulate part OF the
income and except as to the continuance OF the trust
after the ecease OF daughters issue and the minority
OF their issues. The Yale College bequest is sus-
tained
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CITY NTELLIGEN CT.

The wEATHER.-The following record win show
the changes in the temperature for the past twenty
four hours, in comparison with the corresponding
day OF last year. as indicated by the thermometer az
Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD building, Broadway,
af Ann natra
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ArchduKe Henry. brother TO the Emperor or Aus.
tria married an actress and was advised BY the
Kaiser 70 travel yy The ntercesson , however q
Metikynicb inc jmperia forgiveness has been OBJ
tanned and the young couple are 70 be received st
cOurf
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE COURTS.
Sl1ep STATES DISTRICT couRr-lN ADMIRALTY.
Release of the Quaker City.

Before Judge Blatchford.
Tne United States Us. The Steamship quaker ctty
fC0lunota), her Esgiaes, Tackle, Furniture, Appa-
ses, xores 6c-The following order has been issued
by the Court In this natter
The libel OF information IN this action having been
dismissed and the above suit discontinued on writ.
tensconsent file OF the United States Attorney OF
this district and the costs OF the Clerk and Marshai
having been paid on such discontinuance, you VIII
discharge the said steamer Columbia, her tackle
&C., from your custody. Yours. &c.
New YORK, June. 1889.
Upon receipt Of this order General Barlow, United
States Marshal. despatched Deputy Marshal Iurney
20 the foot of Twelfth street East river, where the
vessel is lying, with orders to discharge the keepers
and turn the vessel over into the hands OF the
owners
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sBpIRER cOyRT-TalAL TERM.
Before Judge FIthian.


Before Judge FIthian.
Sealed Verdict.
Bo,stoB Ds Elmer and Others.-In this case, pre-
viously reported, In which the Court directed ver-
dict for the defendant Elmer left the OF the
olher two to the Jury, the jury has decided IN favor
OF both the defendants.
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lverago temperature yesterday ..o51s
Average temperature for corresponding day iast
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
Singular Phenomenon.

A very singular phenomenon. and one that has attracted great attention and eli cited gen eral inquiry, occurred in this county, on Friday February 5th. In this locality the day was fair, and no indications of storm were dis cernable. The people esdng in the Western part of the county, however, notcied that about noon, dense, peculiar looking cloud was hanging over Bald Hills abont the head of Roaring River. At about o'clock, the residents of Bald Hills, Roaring River. James. vile and Eagle Creek, were startled by an ex
 plosion so terrifcaly loud and peculiar in sound as to create general confusion, and fear on the part of some that the hour of final ac- count had indeed arrived In several locali- ties in the immediate vicinity of Bald Hills the earth was felt to tremble and vibrate for several seconds after the explosion, leading some tD suppose that an earthquake had taken place Many persons in this town, twenty miles from Bald Ills heard the explosion, but parties on Roaring River, and in the vicinity ofGreys store, affirm that they first heard one very loud report, which was followed by sue cesson of lesser sounds, resembling the almost simultaneous discharge of artillery. Two men, white man and sn Iudan, were tending A ditch at Bald Hills when the phenomenon occurred. The former, who is man of in. telligence and veracity, states that while he and the Indian were passing along the ditch he observed sudden flash of yellowsh light which illuminated everything around, followed by an explosion so loud as to almost stun him. While the sounds were still reverberating, he cast his eyes upward, and beheld something resembling an immense ball of blazing fire fall with great velocity to the earth, producing a shock which caused the earth to tremble beneath his feet His first impression was that the falling body had struck within few hundred yards of the place where he was s tand- ing, but afterwards concluded that the distance was much greater. For several minutes after the fall of the mysterious body the air was strongly inpregnated with peculiar odor
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
general Items.

GaribaIdi speaks about fourteen languages
 Cincinnati has 25, 900 loafers
 A clear making machine has been invented.
 The Catholics are greatly increasing in num- bers in the New England States.
 It cost $l400 for soap and combs, to keep Congress clean at its last session.
 The latest Yankee invention is a machine for alarming stockings.
 It is estimated that twenty thousand North> erners have been stopping at East Florida this Past winter.
 Sleeping cars now run within fifty miles of Salt lake valley.
 Portland has "sheet parties," the guests be- ing arrayed entirely in bed linen.
 A velocipede race near London. for ones hundred dollars. was won by a dash of two two miles in 6:30.
 Carlotta writes letters to Maximilian every day. They are said to be charmingly composed.
 Gen. BreckinrGge was at the Clarendon Hotel, New York, on the I6th ult
 The New York Jenkinses say that Grant appeared with black silk hat and par of brown kid gloves on the notification occasion
 Mir Johnson will be treated to a procession by the German Democrats of Nashville, on his arrival there.
 It is said that cultvating our soil one inch deeper would add $I5O,OO0OOo a year to the wealth of the country. n"
 Boston has milk inspector and his oper- ations have materially improved the quality of the milk sold there.
 The New York Post thinks one or two Amer fem men-of-war would be good things to have at Havana about now.
 General Grant is said to call the enter. tainments got up fer him by designing poIiti- cians, ''pump-bandle receptions"
 The New York Express says it is reported that ex.President Johnson, will sail for Europe in April. and it IS also believed thnt he will run for governor upon platform of his own.
 The most beautiful young lady in Madrid, is Marshal Ssrranos iegitimate daughter. She IS nineteen years old, and was educated in the the choicest Parisian schools
 Hon Samuel Wfliston, has given $25O, 900 to the Wi!iston Seminary, at Easthamptcn, Massa- chusetts, since lS4l, and now proposes present. ing anQther quarter Of a million.
 The Austrian emperor, on the 23l ult gave dinner in honor of the Prince of Wales visit to Vienna, to which the king and prince royal of Hanover were invited.
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resembling that caused by heat generated by friction in heavy machinery The Indian al- luded to, also beheld the fall of the fiery mass, and fell upon the ground, where he remained several minutes with his hands upon his eyes, nearly frightened out of his wits. On regain- ing his feet he started to run, and never stop ped urtil he had gained rancheria several miles distant, where he succeeded in satisfying his copper colored companions that the great Spirit was very angry with him for some cause.
 From what information we have been able to gain in regard to the matter, we conclude that the falling mass was nothing more nor less than an immense @rolite or meteOric body. Efforts will be made to disc the exact locality where it fell but, as a very heavy rain storm occurred during the next few days following its descent, it's discovery IS doubt ful-ShaStG Courier
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
SOUTHERN OVERLAND U. s. M ALL. And Express Line From Mesills
 N M to Tucson, A. T.

THE undersigned will run a weekly two horse buggy between the above points. connect ing at Meslla, with stages for'Santa Fe and the East, El Paso, and San Antonio, Texas; and at Tucson, with the Los Angeles and San Diego Semi-Weekly Stage Line, and the Weekly line for Herm osiIlo and Guavmas, Sonora making a connected stage line for any point in the United States'son the Pacific or Atlantic slopes of the continent, and points in northern and and central Mexico
 Particular attention paid to Express matter and comfort of Passengers
 The company are responsible for all Express matter sent by their line except against Indians Buggies leave Tucson and Mesila every Sunday at o'clock, p. m.
 c. H. LORD, Passenger and Express Agent, Tucson, A. T.
 DAVIS < BARELLA. 42>3t. La Mesilla, N. NJ
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ARIZONA OFInIAL DIRECT CRY
1869.
Federal OmcerS

Governor-Richard c. Mccormick. Tucsor Secretary-James PIT. Carter e Chief Justice-william F. Turner. Prescott. Associate " Henry T. Backus, Tucson
 '' Harley II. Cartier, La Paz Marshal-Edward Phelps, Tucson.
 Sup't. Indians-George W. Dent. La Par Surveyor General Sherman Day, San FraD,i. District Attorney Tucson. Assessor-H Henry A. Bigelow, Prescott, Collector-Levi Bashford, ."
 ept.ColIecto- Customs --J. F. Stone, Tq,ss Receiver of the Land Office Oscar Buckalev.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
THE RICHARDSON HOUSE
 DR < MRS N. P. RICHARDSON

HAVING leased the above named Hotel. we are prepared to accommodate the public. A thorough renovation has taken rlace, the rooms are kept clean and airy, and no pains will be spared to make the patrons of the House comfortable.
 The table shall be furnished with the bes he market affords.
 Terms. Board and Lodging per week..... ......$20 O0 Board without Lodging. l6 % Slngle meals " Terms cash. All bills payable weekly
 Tucson, Jan l, '69.
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County Officers.

PIMA COUNTY Probate Judge-John S Thayer Sherif-Peter R Brady District Attorney-Granvile II. Oury Treasurer-Sidney DeLong Recorder-U Us car Buckalew Supervisors-.John " Sweeney, E. Y T. John G. Capron Public Administrator, --Chas. H Meyers County seat-Tucson. n.
 YAvAPA! COUNTY. Probate Judge -Hczikiah Brooks. Sheriff-A John Moore District orney--John NJ Rountree. Treasurer-Wi William Cory Recorder-John II Behan Supervisors-JohnG c Campbell, -- County Seat Prescott.
 YUMA COUNTY. Probate Judge-Joseph B. Tuttle. Sheriff-David King. District Attorney Marcus D DObbins. Treasurer-.Robert Coles Reoorde er-- Peter Doll. Supervysors--W Ravena, C- Gross, M,Casta Public Administrator John Duff. county seat--La Paz
 MoHAvE COUNTY. Probate Judge-Wm. L Haskell SberiG-EH Smith Treasurer--E NJ McCarty RecOrder--James Bull Supervisors--Joh Pearson, William to1 Chas Atchisson. Dist. Att'y.-A E Davis. County Seat -Hariyville.
 pAH UTE COUNTY. Probate Judge-Daniel NJ Thomas.  treasurer RecO-Jor cuPervi sOrs-- Cohnty seat-St. Thomas.
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AsSiafamt ASSeSSnrs
Places and Times ofEEOldin:
 Courts.
FIRST DISTRicT.

Judge Backus-Oscar Bu ckalew, Clerk Tn Tucson, Pima county, commencing on tb', Mon day in April, and first Monday in Gctosa
 SECOND DISTRICT.
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ArlZona,
 Territory of Arizona,
 John B. Allen, Territorial
 Treasurer for the Territory
 of Arizona, Coles Bashford,
 and Oh arles H Lord Terri
 torial Auditor
 To Coles Bashford one of the defendants above named
 You are hereby summoned to be and appear be- fore the District Court, for the First Judicial Dis triet County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, to ans"er the complaint of Granville H 0ury, Attorney General for said Territory, in action for injunction, to enjon the presentation and pay ment of certain Territorial Bond and Warrants. numbering as follows: Territorial Bonds, No7 A 75 76 77 78 79 % 81 S2 S3 s4 85 S6 89 ss S9 90 9l 92 93 94 95 96 107 los lO9 llOIIIll2 1I3 IA Il5 ll6 IF ll8 ll9 l20 I2l I22 l23 l24 l25 I26 l27 129 l29 l30 l3l l32 l33 l34 l35 l36 l37 I38 l39 l40 Al 142 143 IA l45 146 147 !4S 149 150, and Territorial Warrants nun mbering 42 51 52 55 1O5 and 1O6. You are hereby required to answer the complaint herein filed within four months from the publca- non hereof, and to serve a copy thereof upon Granville II. 0ury at his office in Tucson, in said county and Territory, within the time above specified.
 And you are also notified that if you fail to answer the complaint of the plaintiff within the four months aforesaid judgment will be taken against you by default and application made to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. (@~1 Given under my hand and the
 L. s. seal of said District Court at
 - Tucson. this l4th day of January,
 A. D.. 1869.
 OSCAR BUCKALEW, 3~4mo Clerk
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Territorial officers.

Auditor-Charles II Lord, TuesOU, Treasurer-Joh B Allen Attorney General-James E McCafrey Delegate to Congress-COles Bashford |"
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PUBLIC NOTICED

A hL persons are warnnd a~ainet +roeroee;rr q or EN The property of the MnWRY SILVER NlNFc Work will he resumen on m evtnrsiva'sca1o oeeoor as proper rangements can he made -ard inc cn1- dltion ofthe countrv will iuetifv it. The rroro-fv has been placed in the hands oFthe Military an4bo- ties ot the United States nv order of Genoral "rant' U' S A. Commanders chief at tho rpnro et or me undersigned. All just and 1ocitinoto elaine against the Company will he set+Iod uror ,os,,t;- or worK. The undersigned relipe mon his frio, ds Tn Arl,ona to see that the spirit of this notice is
 SYLVESTER MowRv.
 Prcsidcnf. Mowry Silver Mining Co.
 New York, otct4, '67 ,r
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seat-St. Thomas.
NOfAries PIl'sgic.

PIMA Co.-Willi am Baxter Maricona V Mortimer R. Platt, Tucson; John II. - 9ache PUss: J. B. MeKinnie, Florence; YAvAPAI Co.-IIenry V FIeury, Prescot" R Ferris, Wickenbnrg; Thos J L Hague Pr T NJ Lenzarder, Camp McDov ell. YUMA CO.-Charles H. Brinley, Arizona C M. D. DObbs, La Paz.
 Assistant Assessors PIMA Co.---Mark Aldrich, Tucson. Yuma Co---Thos. J. Bidwell, Ls Paz. Yavapai Co--George Lount, Prescott; ". Ferris, Wickenburg
 Deputy Collectors, PIMA Cop R Brady Tucson. Yuma Co--Roht. Coles, La Paz. Mohave Co--Jas P. Bull, Mohave City.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28

SECOND DISTRICT. Judge Cartier ------ Clerk. In La Paz, Yuma county, commenting Onil' Monday in March and first Monday in Sep5- In St Thomas, Pah Ute County, pommenai; the 3d Monday in June.
 In Hardyville, Moha ve county, con ncn.- first Monday in January and first Monday il'
 THIRD DISTRICT. Judge Turner--Edward W Wells, Clerk In Prescott, Yavapai county, commeneil: the first Monday ia Aprh and first Aoa2 October.
 SUPREME COURT. One term in each year at the Capital, c0mnS on the first Wednesday after beginning of '- gular annual session of the Legislature Buekalew, Clerk.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

NJ oTICE is hereby given that in conformity with l instructions received from the Collector of Customs for the District of Paso del Norte imnort CTS will hereafter be required to pay duties on all supplies imported for the of the United States Troops whether delivered under public or private contract.
 J. F. STONE,
 Deputy Collector.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-28
District Court Notice.
42>3t.

TN the District Court for the First Judicial Di5- E trict, County of Pima, and Territory of
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

4 YANKEE C0LLECToR.-A gentleman from
New York, who had been in Boston for the
purpose Ot collecting some money due him
in that city. was about returning. when he
found ore bill of one hundred dollars had
been overlooked. His landlord. who knew
the debtor, thought it q doubtful case: tut
added, that if it was collected at all, a tall
rawboned Yankee. then dunning lodger in
another part of the hall, would worry, it
OUT Of the man.
Calling him up, therefore, he introduced
him to the creditor, who showed him the ac-
count.
wall Squire" said he "'taint much use
o tryin', | guess. know that critter You
might as we'll try to squeeze lie out o. Bun.
ker Hill monument. as to elect n debt ou,
o. him. But any how. Squire, whatIl you
give. sposing do trv ~
well, sir. the mill is u hundred dollars
III give ynu-yes I'll give you half if you
collect IT.
"Greed" said the COLLECTOR, "there's nc
harm in tyyin,' any way"
Some weeks after the creditor chanced &c
be III B"ston. and walking up fremont sreet,
encountered his enterprisng friend
Look q hero, Squire" said he; Il had
considerable luck with that bill o. your'n.
You see. stuck ,n him like dog 10 root,
but for the frat week or two il 'twarn't NJ
u,e-not bit. If he was at home. he was
short If he wnsn't. got no satisfaction. Bv
and by. SAYS I. after rnirg sixteen times, IN
fix you.' saws |. Sal SAT down on the door
s,ep. and SAT all da~ and part uf the evening
and he,an early next dsv: but about ter
n'clnck he gin in. lie paid me my half and
/ gin him the note."
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

WHAT'S IN A NANE2--A young lady"
advertises in morning paper for situation
as 'sales lady" Why may not man ad-
Gertise for place as sales gentleman? Wo-
men are evidently very much ashamed of
being women. The fact is, that the race az
women is fast fading away, and becoming
supplanted by "ladies :" and gentlemen"
too, will soon out number the men. Ladies'
are anxioua to bc housekeepers; women rare-
ly aspire to such distinction and when
temalc-'pardon the aspersion-becomcs q
wife. she ceases to he a wuman. and at once
rises TO the dignity Of her husbands lady.
To inquire of Mr.. Smith after the health of
his wife would be offensive. if not insulting.
Mr.. Smith has no wife. People don's have
wives-wives are vu!gar-they have ladies'.
1t would be impossible to say what would be
the effect Of the announcement that Major
General Jones and wife were stopping at q
fashionable hotel. Would tho maior-gener-
ais lady stopping at that hotel cali on such
vulgar creature as n maior-generaPs wife"
Rank is everything in the army, and Off
GERS ladies', no doubt, out rank officers
wives. There will be day soon-we hopo
40, at least it ~ill come. perhaps, after the
Grecian bend and the pannier have passed
away-when we may have revival Of tho
almost extinct race Of men and women, and
when men, will acknowledge their wives and
discard their ladies. In that day may We
not look also for sales women?