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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05

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The New York herald., 1869-03-07
FIRE MAnsHAl's REPORT.

The following report OF Fire Marshal Bracket has
been submitted to the Board Of Metropolitan Police.
II Is Of Interest.
FIRE MARsHALs OFFICE, March, 1869.
To the BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE:-
l have the honor to submit the following report
for the month OF February last past:-There were
"a fires during the month. or these 10 were caused
by the careessness OF occupants, by explosion OF
kerosene lamps by defective heaters, by explo-
sion OF gasoline, was supposed to be Of ncendIary
origin and the remainder originated from various
accidental causes.
ing the month, In two instances .he parties were
sentenced TO the State Prison for ten years each and
the other for seven years and six months. There
were 20 fires In which no loss was claimed, IL in
which the loss less than 500 EACH Is In which
the loss was between 800 and $1,000 each, in
which the loss between 900 and $4,000 each,
in which the loss was between $4,000 ana 0,0c0
each, 8 In which the loss was between $4,000 and
10000 each, In which the loss was between $4,000
and 100000 each.
Amount OF loss-Buildings. ngs............... SOC, $40
otock ololoo
Total loss .$406, ,47o
Amount OF insurance. Buildings. ........ 1884, $50
Stock. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 57,400
Total insurance !. ss42, $50
CHAS. N. BRACKETT.
Metropolitan Fire Marshal.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
UROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoS, March 6-1
L. M.-Consos closed at 92% e2yS for money and
y21s for the account. United states nve-twenty
bonds, s3k. stock market steady. Erie, 25; Illi-
nois, eIk; Allan tic and Great Western. 32.
:, PARIS BouRsE:-PARIs, March 6--Evcning.-
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March g.
Evening United States lve-twenties close frmer at
SIX ASK for the old ISSUE
LIVERPOOL CorroN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March
6-1 r. M.-The market closed active at O slight ad-
vance. Middng upands, on the spot, at 12d. q
l2td.; middling uplands anoat, 12kd.; middling
footed up $4,000 bales.
HAvRK COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRR, March e-Even-
ing.-Cotton clased frm ana higher at the following
dlings afoat and TO arrive Ilsf
. LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKEr-LIvERr0oI.
March 6-wheat loA ID. per GENITAL for California
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE EMARKEr.-LrvKRPooI, March
6.-Tallow, 46s. Cd. per cwL
LIVERPOOL PROvIsrON MARxET-JdyRRpooIs
March lard is nrmer, but not quotably higher.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--ToNDON, March o.
6PsM..sugar active ct sos per cwt for No. II Dutch
standard adoat-
PETROLEUM MARxm.--ArwnRr. March s--Ps,ro.
leum Is Quiet and unchanged.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
fHE INDIAN WAR.
The Indian War Ended-ArrivaI Of General
Sheridan Mt Fort Hays En- Route to Washing-
ton-Hostile Tribes Entirely Subducd.

The Indian War Ended-ArrivaI Of General
Sheridan nj Fort Hays En- Route to Washing-
t0n-H0stiie Tribes Entirely Subdued.
3 Tsa$s FORT HAYS, Kansas March 9, 1859.
The Indian war has ended. General Sheridan and
star arrived here this afternoon from Medicine
Bluff creek February "a. General Custer, with the
Seventh cavalry and Nineteenth Kansas volun-
teers, remained behind, with orders to move along
the south side OF the Wichita Mountains to the
head waters OF the Red river, thence north to
Washita, thence to Camp supply at the junction OF
the Beaver and Wolf rivers. Affairs at Medicine
Bluff creek are In o highly satisfactory condition.
The Indians are convinced that they can find
protection at no season Of the year, and the
campaign has already proved saIutary lesson.
There is not hostile Indian within the limits Of the
Missouri department The refractory tribes have
been entirely subdued. The few that have not yet
come IN, but have made promises have been
driven far out OF the department. The
troops are In fine health. Weather cold.
Camp Supply, at the forks Of the North Ca
madam, will be kept up for the present. NY
mail dispatches will give the details OF this brilliant
Indian campaign. Before reaching this point the
General met the courier sent with the telegraphic
announcement Of his promotion to the Lieutenant
Generally. The Generals arrival entirely sur
prise. He leaves by special train tomorrow for
Forth Leavenwortn, thence Immediately to Wash
ington, whittier he has been summoned by tele-
graphic despatch
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
TaRRYTOWN.

MAN KILLED BY FALLING FROM THE CARs.-A
man fell from the ave O'Clock train OF the Hudson
River Railroad from Tarryt0wn and was instantly
killed. From papers found on his person, his name
Is supposed to be James or Jabez Lyon, apparently
about thirty years Of age; dark hair. small mus
tacne blue eyes, about five feet nine inches highS
had on black pants and vest, brown overcoat and
beaver hat. letter found In the mans.
pocket was addressed to Mary =. Dunhsm.
Nyack, written by some lady, evidently In
New York, who signed her name Molly"
The letter stated that "Jabez would hand 1t to the
person to whom II was addressed, instead OF mailing
II to Nyack. An envelope also found on his per-
son. containing an invitation ball gwen by Com
pany X Fifty fifth regiment New York State National
Guard; on this envelope was the name OF James
Lyon. 1t Is supposed that this gentleman was rest
for the purpose OF crossing the river at that place.
but finding the river frozen so that he could d mo-
means or getting there started to return to
New York and by some means fell from the cars and
was killed the body is In the charge OF an under
taker, ana as 1t appears, not yet fully identified.
ANY one knowing person answering TO this de-
scrption may be Of service to this unfortunate mans
family by notifying them OF his DEATH
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
TrLeCaApHIc NEWS ITEMS

The sawmin OF Edward A. Little. at Auburn, Me-.
was burned Thursday night. Loss $4,000.
nre at Austin Minn., on Wednesday, destroyed
property to the amount Of $4,000.
John J. Hinckey, n prominent lawyer and citizen
OF Massachusetts,, died ct his residence In Westned
yesterday.
Enos Carter, OF HilIsboro Bridge, near concord,
n H., had his arm torn out by the machinery IN q
bedstead factory, Thursday. He Will probably die.
Philip 8. Lanham of st. Louis manager Of the
late Paschall House Association, has been convicted
on q charge OF selling lottery tickets aud nned
$1,000.
large nre at Alligan, Mich, Friday night, de-
stroyed q Touring MILL saw mill, rake factory,
No insurance.
At sunrise yesterday morning the thermometer at
Concord N. H., stood NJ four degrees below zero; ut
Swectwater It stood at sixteen below; at Plymouth,
twenty three, and at wentworth, twenty-five. At
Lewiston, Me-, tho Thermometer also indicated
twenty.two degrees below zoro.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Californians Dissatisfied with President
CRAMPS Cabinet-Chnrter of the North
Pacific Steamship COmpnny-The Oregon
Legislature without q Quorum.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9, 1869.
The San Francisco press generally Is disappointed
at the selection Of President Grants Cabinet, and
doubts OF its efficiency are expressed.
The North Pacific Steamship Company was char
tered yesterday, with capital Of $5,ooo,ooo. The
company purchased all the property belonging to
the California, oregon ana Mexican Steamship Com
pany, which 1t succeeds.
About twenty members Of the oregon Legislature
met at Salem yesterday, but no quorum was pre-
sent they adjourned to september 20. The Governor
having refused to order election to fill vacancies
efforts being made to induce the Speaker TO do So
Flour nominal. Wheat-saes good shipping
81 62H. Legal tenders, rs. Mining stocks active;
during the week sales exceeding S2,00O.000.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
noesrRlAhEm.

Feats in pcdestriauism are at present the rage
renuiue running or walking being to some extent
discarded Latterly professionals have failed mis-
erably In their vocation and should consequently
abandon tho strenuous efforts they are unconsciousy
making TO destroy their business.
An ~Smbitious amateur OF Worcester, Mass, has
backed Taylor the pedestrian, for $1,000 to walk los
miles In twenty-four hours In any park within nfsy
~IISs me following events are announced to take
p'Hh March s--James Dosey ana Henry Mooney, as Hsr.
lem, for 800 side. 10th--John Ewald end George
MITCHELL IN Brooklyn, for $50 11th-Hknry Walker
and James Barker, ct Steubenvle, 0no, for s200.
fsth-Jarhes Mckay and Henry VALLEY, at Troy, for
$500 side. April li-Iames ste9uaan and an uu.
kp0wn Nrs ioe teQA
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
GEORGIA.

The Constitutional Amendment Tabled by
the Scnate-Arrest Of Mail RObber.
ATLANTA, March 9, 1869.
The Senate on motion suspended the rules to take
up the resolution adopting the fifteenth amendment
to the constitution. The resolution after being
amended was tabled by a vote OF 20 to IL. motion
to make the fifteenth amendment the special order
for Monday was also lost. resolution to
adjourn sine die on the 12rh instant has
passed both Houses. motion to appoint
q committee to walt on the Governor and ascertain
II the fifteenth amendment has been ofcially trans
mitted to his office by the Secretary OF State and II
So to request him to send II to the House, with such
recommendations as he may deem proper, was lost
by vote OF S4 to 40.
The general appropriation bill passed appropriates
$4,000 to furnish artificial limbs TO MANNED soldiers.
G. p. Ashburn has been arrested at this place
charged with mail robbery He Is a son OF G. w.
Ashburn, who was murdered here last fall.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
ILLINOIS,.

Eight Fires In Chicago-Ioss Ninety Thousand
Dollars-Narrow Escape OF Fireman.
CHICAGO, March g. 1862
There were eight fires In this city yesterday. The
most extensive was on the premises OF Messrs Wis
dom Lee, Nos. Al 10 Al Canal street. They were
insured onehalf their loss-s69,0Oo. The insurance
includes $1,000 each in the Home, OF New Hamp-
shire; Mutual and Manhattan, OF New York; the En-
terprse Of Cincinnati; the Hope OF Providence, and
Security and Germana, OF New York; 900 each in
the Republic and National, OF Chicago, and 81, 900 In
a building, caught q telegraph wire and held on by
his teeth and hands until rescued. The other seven
fires foot up loss OF nearly 000 on which there
are various lnsuYances The night was the stormiest
and coldest OF the y ear.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
MAR RYLAND.

Sudden Death Of the Rev. DIR. Gillette, OF
Brooklyn.
BALTIMORE. March Q, 1869.
Rev. DR.. Charles Gillette, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, agent
OF the American Board OF Missions or the Protestant
Episcopal Church. fell dead at about halfpast ten
O'Clock this morning in this city. He was passing
along Baltimore street, when violent snow squall
suddenly set In, and DIR. Gillette sought refuge In
wilson's hotel. On entering he took up the city
dropped dead. He was the guest OF Rev. DR.. Leakin
last night.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
NEW YORK.

Fatal Accident Mt In nsm--
Indian Murdcrers Arrcsted.
BUFFALO, March g. 1860.
teamster named Ball was crushed to death while
engaged In removing house here to-day He had
six horses, with which he was drawing the building,
when fell to tho ground, and the sleigh runners,
with the building thereon, passed over his body,
manqling II fearfuily
Payne, the pedestrian, left here this morning for
FredonIa, to make arrangements Tor walking
match with Weston.
Three Indians accused OF numbering william But
ton, nosr Collins were ordered to be arrested on q
daga indian named Smith. has escaped. The others
are In iall here.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
Liberation Of Fenian Prisoners.

LONDON, March Q, 1859.
Seven OF the Fenians imprisoned In various parts
OF the kingdom have been liberated. The following
are their names:-Thomas F. Burke, an American
Fenian organizer; Dennis F. Burke. recently
confined at Clerkenwell; Charles Kickham, the
poet and editor; Captain Macxay and Messrs
O'Connor. Stack and O'Keefe. The latter was SEN
fenced to ten years. imprisonment for having written
reasonable article published in Fenian organ
Messrs O'Connor, Stack and O'Keefe were liberated
Internationally.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
GERMANY.

Grand Dinner in Honor of President Grant
What Bismarck Said.
BERLIN, March 9, 1859.
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Minister, gave
grand dinner day before yesterday In honor OF the
Inauguration OF President Grant. Count Bismarck
was present and made pleasant speech. He said
that dispute had ever arisen between the United
States and Germany and the friendly relations be-
tween the two countries were now especially guar
antecd.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
SPAIN.

Action Relative to MOn0polies in the Colo"
nies.
MADRID, March 9, 1869.
The subjec OF the government monopoly In the
production Of salt and tobacco in the Spanish colo
MES has been referred to select committee in the
Constituent Cortes
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
FRANCE.

Changes In the Government Departments.
PARIS March 9, 1862
The following changes have been made In conse-
quence Of the recent death OF M. Troplong-Adolphe
vuitry has been appointed President OF the Senate,
vice Troplong: de FORBADE la Roquette succeeds
vuitry as President Of the Council, and M. Rouher
takes the Interior Department vice Pinard; provis-
sionally, In addition to the foreign portfolio.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
PARAGUAY.

Grounding of the United States Steamer Kan.
sas Mt Viletta.
LONDON, March 6-Evening.
Later advlces from Rio Janeiro state that the
United States steamer Kansas had got aground at
viletta, on the Paraguay river.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
Died.

CuNNrNGHAM-On Saturday, March O. RICHARD
CuSNINGHAM, Q native OF county Down, Ireland.
Friends and relatives especially John Cunning
ham, Chief Engineer OF Fire Department, Brooklyn.
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, 143 Cedar street.
O,REILLY.-On Saturday evening" March O. the in
The funeral viii take place. from the residence Of
his parents 2so Seventh avenue, on Monday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
fFor other Deaths see Eighth Pu2el
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which Will connne her to

ravages OF diphtfrerte, which VIII c0nnne her to
the house for days yet.
the metam0rphosed church-tiie New iOrk theatre
from closing its doors entirely. An ambitious 0ut
unheralded tragedien by the name OF Moesinger WIN
and heavy tragedy on Wednesday evening next
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Economy In the State Administration-No
More Subsidy Bonds to be Issued-Thc
Wrecked steamer Pantheon.
NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1seo
The state authorities say that no more bonds will
be issued, and that Governor Yarmouth Will ap-
prove no acts OF the Legislature granting subsidies
TO internal improvements. They state they have
resolved to adopt the policy Of connning the expen-
dturcs to the absolute requirements OF the govern
mcnt.
later report from the Southwest Pass states that
the sinking or the Pantheon was not caused by her
collision with tOwb0at Heroine, but that she had
feet OF water In her when sne towed Off the bar
She sunk In nve fathoms OF water. There was
$1,000 IN specie on board The specie and por-
sound In foreign oflces.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
Tho Verdict Of the Jury-AcQuittal and Dis
charge Of the Accused.
prruMnrn va March n 1QCo


The argument In the trial OF James Grant for the
murder OF II. Rives Pollard closed to-day, and the
case was given to the jury at fifteen minutes to two
p. M. Counsel for the prosecution took the ground
that, however much injury may have been done the
sister Of the accused by the publication OF the article
in Pollard's paper, greater wrong would be In
nicted on the honor OF Virginia II the jury
brought In q verdict OF not guilty The crime
was branded a. foul assassination committed IN
cold blood. At the close the Judge was
asked to instruct the Jury to md against the ac-
cused, which he did, and these instructions are re.
rarded as the most unfavorabe that could have been
given under the circumstances "
After an absence or over an hour the Jury came
into court il was supposed TO 20 to dinner, but
when questioned by the court they returned ver-
VII the a. announcement took the crowded assemblage
IN court drst BY surprise, following which was q
burst OF applause that at once suppressed BY the
Officers OF the court
friends who warmly congratulated him on his ac-
auftaL few shed tears Of joy, and almost every
boiy seemed pleased at the result II was the gen.
sraIi Impression that there would be division
among the Jurors, all OF whom except two were
from the cities OF Norfolk and Alex andr and among
the most respectable citizens OF either city.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

For Black Worms, Grubs and Pimplcs %
the face use PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIMPLE
REMEDY, prepared only by DR.. B. G. PERRY, - Boad
street. New York Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Circulars of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed IN the neatest possible
similar in the city at tho METROPOLITAN JOE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Established in 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Deb
Printing Establishment ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
Billiard Chnllcnae-Bodics OF the Burned Fire.
men Recovered.

men Recovered.
CHICAGO March Q, 1859.
John McDevitt proposes to challenge the winner OF
the champion cue at the forthcoming billiard tour
namcnt in New York.
The bodies OF the four remen burned to death last
night were recovered this morning. The Coroner's
jury declared In their verdict that the building was
not constructed In accordance with the fre ord-
nance.
All Chicago nremen are insured In the Travellers
merChantg.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
world only perfect dye harmless reliable, inst antane
Factory IL Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
furnished The highest paid for Douboons
and ali kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR a CO.. Bankers, rs Wall street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

A.-<**-FOur Thousand
New Springfield RAes
brcech-loading
CHARLES PARKER,
"a Beekman street
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

ENGLAND.

Petitions for the Pardon Of tho Imprisoned
Fenians.
LONDON. March g. 1869.
No less than ten monster petitions were presented
to Queen Victoria at her levee yesterday praying for
amnesty to the Fenian prisoners.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with quickness and despatch eniyhve Per cent
cheaper other printing establishment in hs cI
al the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MEyT. 81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

The Pope Again Reported Dead.
LONDON, March 6-Evening.
Rumors from the Continent again mention the
death Of the Pope.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

For First Glass Printing Of Every Dcscrty:
ton 90 TO the Metropolitan job Printing Eatsbhhmen
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

A Cure for Cancer, ScrofuIa, Brighrs and
other Kidney Diseases Cutaneous Affections, Dyspepsia
Sc. THE VERMONT SPRING WATER Get the best
SAKE 4 CO., ali Broome street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

The Great Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
Seizing they rise, and showing them up to publs
praise
UNPARALLELED
INCREASE
IN CIRCULATION.
EVERYBODY READS IT.
MEDIUM
OF
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
Geo. r. O,DonneII,

Geo. II. ODDOnneIls
Wholesale and retail Grocer Wine and Spirit Dealer. 81
Bowery. OF Firth street. New York Wines-The
informed that in addition his old established
trade he has lately added the Wine and Spirit
this line OF business and his family conneeon With cole
In the purchase and OF the brands Of Bourbon
and Rye whskeys He offers for Jamesons Old Irish
Son, the famous Dublin dslsrs; R.mssya old Scotch
Wines all agcs In casks demohns and bottes 0uinneass
Dublin Porter and Scotch Aes Retail dealers In Wines aud
tablahment TeAs-He oGea isrg. and splendid sssort.
powder and Young Tyson Teas all and fresh the r.s
pickings Of the crop, just imported BY the Pacific Man
Rio cyon Msr.cabo J,sa and Moess green r9assd and
railroad depots steamboats, n any part OF the city
free Of charge required In hoels
barrels o. AZ grades Of family and pastry Flour
the price a which -four dealers wholesale IT, Ro.
ceivng direct from the mers, he 10 the
the nour dealers heavy prohta penny saved Is penny
aarned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

A.-Novelfies i'm Dry Goods. Sugden q
BRADBURY, corner of Bowery and Beecker street Qase
with Lord Il Taylor.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
ADVERTISING

Brclsaw Brothers, Grent Clothing EmpOrt-
Gents and boys Wholesale and retail; opposite Cooper
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
A-faentIemen,a IInfs.

A.-GentIemenss Hats.
Spring style for 1862 Gentlemen who appreciate nne "a:
lgh hat and hat Of magnificent proportions are invited 20
the spring syie just introduced by
l16 Naaaau
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
LOUISIANA.
sinking OF the Steamship Pantheon.


NEW ORLEANS, March O. 1860.
The steamship Pantheon, hence for Liverpool,
with 10000 bushels bulk wheat and 600 bales cotton,
sunk last night Just outside the bar at Southwest
Pass In consequence OF collision with the towboat
Heroine The Pantheon had been stuck on the bar
FOR theast three days and mad just got clear when
the accident occurred.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
The Fiue.t Teeth will Canker if They Ar

neglected Bear mind and keep decay out Of the
-decate enamel with preservatve SOZODONT Every vegea
bio element Of the srceand all its elements are veges.
an antldote Neither the outer shell
nor the bone covers likely be njurousy affected By
any cause hsahful preparation be duly used night
nndm morninx
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

| al per bottle. BORDEAUX WINE CO..
| Vaults, 90 Fulton street, william.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Bass, PaIo Ale. 30 SO per Dozen.
GERRY 4 KENDALL, 7l9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hnir.-Bese
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng oil coors u BAiCHkr
EQR,s l6 bond atrael
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

The Famous Corner-OT Nassau Street,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan JOB Printing Estabhme
The New York herald., 1869-03-07
on; Selling on,

Furniture.-SeIling on, Selling ON,
70 close the business
MEEKs, sss Broadway, near Fourth street,
offers his entire stock OF rich fashionable Furniture,
worth over
$l50,o00
AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE,
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS.
The balance Of this stock be sold 70 close the
business before May
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

A.-Haznrd & Caswelps Cod Liver OIL +
the best
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

Neatuess, Economy and Despatch C0mbined
the execution Of orders. Metropolitan job Printing EstA
sh Mass tree
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

NIissisquoi Spring Water-Only Know
remedy Of the kidneys Sold By
druggfas. Depot, 535 broadway. N. Y.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-11
KISSING Permit mo tn suooest

KISSING. Permit me to suggest o
very easy way of kissing number of
pretty women. You are in railroad
car, and two or three ladies enter the
same coupe. At the first tunnel the
train passes through, as soon as nobody
can see you, you put very large kiss
on the back of your hand. Nothing is
more curious than to see the faces of
your fellow travellers as soon as the
train energies from the tunnel. The
gentlemen cast curious glances about
them the ladies blush, each of them
believing that her fair neighbor receiv-
ed the kiss, and ignorant of the man
who gave it to her. Everything goes
well your prospects are excellent. At
the second tunnel you boldly kiss the
first lady she dare not cry out, bear.
ing in mind as she does that her fair
companion, to whom happened the
same misfortune, did not say any thing.
Can she behave more indign antly :?
Would she not hereby betray the other
lady to her husband For the rest,
the second kiss was not as loud as the
first. At the third tunnel the same
course is to be pursued toward the 9TH
er lady, who, for the same reasons
does not say anything. Then you get
kiss at every tunnel except the first
one.