The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-15

by the celebrated American sculptor, Hiram Powers
one is the head OF Eve" his most recent, and 1t Is
said his most beautiful, production. The other IL
head Of the celebrated "Greek Slave" These busts
are for sale and offer rare opportunity to amateurs
to become the possessors of such beautiful statuary
suowbaIIed TO Death.
little boy named John Doody, six years OF age,
died Yesterday morning from the effects OF wound
received from a SNOWFALL. In company Win some
other little men, he had been celebrating the iah OF
the "beautiful snow" by an accumulation OF Deautl-
fusnowballs which he proceeded. to distribute gratis
at the heads OF his friends One OF them, 10y way OF
returning these attentions with interest, unwtungy
DISCHARGED back SNOWFALL little harder than the
rest IL hit the child on the temple and knocked
him TO the ground nsensibe. He was taken 10 MS
home and was Immediately attended to by skllllul
physicans but the wound was too serious Tor lts
enects TO be prevented Death was in that snow
hall and the little fellow died, having never recoV-
cred consciousness. The moral is-not that hVIle
boys should play snow-ball, but that ice ana
stones are not proper materials TO construct hese
ermine pellets out of.
A Trick TOnsOrfnl.
Senior Lorenzo Humassello is one OF those spanish
BARRIERS on Broadway who keep placarded. IN tnelr
windows and on their walls the announcement,
"Aquf sc habla EspaynoL" One OF his customers was
Senior Jose Ferrero de Conto editor of Et CTontStd
For some reason or other Senor Conto provoked the
re OF Senor Humassello, who expressed his revenge
by hanging up in his shop caricature Of the editor
Senor Conto being apprised OF this, proceeded to
Senor Humassello's paatal shaving shop, tore down
the picture and got up small Spanish bull-hght-
the barber being the bull which he took by the
horns The case came before the Justice OF Jeffer-
son Market Police Court who dismissed it as being
of too frivolous nature.
.....,' The Latest Free LOvism.
or course the Richardson Nc Farland case is like
Aarons rod which budded and brought forth Others
The latest ''othero is that of married couple
in Williamsburg, whose name was COnlin. For
several years Mr.. and Mrs Conlin lived Goblin
sort of existence. Welded life to them was one
long process OF turtle-dovery. But Mr. Conlin was
travelling agent, and was sometimes absent for
months at a time During his last interval Of alb
sence he was informed by some OF those "frends of
the family" who are always lying around loose, that
something wrong was the matter at home. Instead
of saying "Shoo, n.y. don't bodder me !" as less sus-
picious men would have done, he came home at
once, found Mrs. Conlin and man
named Cunningham mbibing connubial comfort
together, and forthwith smashed Cunningham, and
frightened Mrs. Conlin in mysterious suddenness
down the first convenient back-aley. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. BeeCher has consented to perform
the ceremony Of marriage between Mr.. Cunningham
0he injured seducer) and Mrs. Conlin (the fathess
and meritorious wife, Mr. rockingham has not
yet been interviewed but understand that he is
busy giving thanks for what ''these two" (meaning
Mrs. Conlin and Mr.. Cunningham) "have been to
one another ~ ALI BABA.