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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


SENATE.
ALBANY, Jan. IA, 1859.
BILLS NOTICED.
By Mr.. EDwARDs-To incorporate the Erie Steam
Towing Company.
BY Mr.. CAULDwELL-To amend the act providing
for the erection OF q town hall In Morrlsania.
By Mr. GENEr-To amend the ACT authorizing the
construction Of railroad in avenue G, in New York.
passed in 1868
By Mr.. CREAMER-TO amend the same act.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MURPHY-TO amend the charter Of the
Brooklyn Trust Company.
BY Mr.. CRowLEY-,To amend the act Incorporating
the Genesee Annual Conference, passed In 1919.
by Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING power on the Oweg0
Normal School.
BY Mr.. TWEED Relative to frauds in assessments
for local improvements In New York.
By Mr.. W1LLIAMS-TO amend the act authorizing
certain towns In Osweg0. CayuRa and Wayne c0un-
ties to take stock in the Lake ontario Shore Rall-
road.
BY Mr.. CAuLDwELL-To authorize the Devoe and
Pratt Manufacturing Company to change their name.
BY Mr.. GENET-TO repeal the regulations concern
ing brokers in the second Revised statutes.
BY Mr.. HALE-For draining lands IN Richmond
county.
sTENOGRAPHER APPOINTED.
George Wakeman was appointed steDographer to
the senate by resolution.
The Senate then adjourned.
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TINE Oe la SALE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.

The first anniversary OF the De La Sale Catholic
Association was celebrated last evening at Stein
way Hall. by the time the exercises commenced
every seat in the building occupied and the best
portion OF the standing room taken up. The orches-
ira h aving performed brilliant overture. Mr.. Ed
ward O. Hughes. the President OF the association,
delivered an opening address, In which he gave
brief history OF the origin and progress OF the
society Az the conclusion OF the address the
band struck up the ssweIcoming March, after
which MIR. John J. Carolan delivered an ora
ton on 'sThe Education and Liberty OF our
Day. piano solo. the overture to Norma"
by Mr. Richmond J. Carroll was admirably
Grady made an excessively amusing Grafton on
"England versus Americar The Old Country was
''chawed up, IN the most approved fashion, Its
tyrannicai rulers aud bloatei artstocracy getting
'spartlcular fits." Master James r. Carolan, boy
OF about thirteen or fourteen, performed prodgies
on tue cornet. The sescti0ns from "Trovatore"
were executed with surprising skill and power. Mr..
Richard J.. Morrsons GRAFTON, America, the Home
OF The Exile" was exceedingly well delivered. The
programme concluded N IOllows:--"kathleen Ma
vourncen," by the orchestral adcbate on the wrongs
and suIrerings OF Ireland and polanl. BY Messrs.
Michael A. sigerson. John ID. Ccary, Michael J.
Drummond, rh0mas n. Hu0hcs AMI W. n. Clegg.
the entertainment wound ~ with tha "6sar Span-
glcd baunsgs~
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lotai.. zJ60,UO
.. Tnus 1n @ addns to the capital stock Of the
ing $2OO00O0, makes the entire capital stock OF the
company, as shown by Its report on the 30th day OF
september, 1885, 428 760 O0O Since the 30th or Sep
ember, 1865 $4,000 more OF these bonds have been
converted, leaving now outstanding $l05,00O. In re-
gard to any apprehension that may be entertained OF
that In our opinion the regulations governing the
issue and transfer OF the certificates Of stock OF this
company are a. perfect as such regulations can be
made. They provide that all the stock registered IN
New York ct the transfer Office now kept by Duncan
Sherman Co., shall also be registered At another
ofiice, now the Union Trust Company, and all GER
uhcates be signed BY both the Transfer Agent and
Register In addition to the signatures Of the Pres
dent and Treasurer OF the company, and that no
snare OF the stock shall be transferred On the books
more than once In each day. The Register In no
case signs certificate OF stock without the surren
der 70 and cancellation by him OF previously issued
certificate for the given number Of shares. like
system Is IN operation at the Albany ONCE by which
all certificates OF stock issued at that once also
registered and signed by the Union Trust Company In
OF the stock books we have examined the dividend
books made and used for the payment Of dvidents
for the last five semLannual dividends, both at the
Albany and New York offices. where alone divi-
dendS are now paid, and md that the number OF
shares borne upon these books IN the aggregate
standing at the time Of each dividend, shown BY
the stock books OF the company. From the exami-
nations made by US we Ind, and therefore report
that the amount OF the capital stock OF the New
York Central Railroad Company outstanding on the
10th day OF December 1885, was $2s, 1896 900, and In
our opinion it Is scarcely possible that there be
any error In this statement or the amount.
X. w. PECKHAM.
@. STEBBINS.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1859. JOHN A. GRlSWOLD.
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KENTUCKY.

Fiendish Conduct Of Father Toward his
Infant Child.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. H. 1862
few nights since man named Weathers, living
in the lower portion or the city, while under the IN
nuence OF liquor, asked his little boy four years
old, to spell q word which 1t was impos-
sIbie for the child to do. Weathers seized
him by the hair and picked up a stick and beat the
child until the flesh upon its body was lacerated In
many places needing not the cries OF the little one
held 1t the hot fire IN the stove until its whole
boiy was burned to o blister. Weathers was subse-
uuently arrested
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Annual Meeting Of the Boston Socinl Science
Association.

Annual Meeting Of the Boston Social Science
Association.
BOSTON, Jan. IA, 1869.
The annual meeting OF the Boston Social Science
Association was held In this city this evening" There
was very large attendance. great interest being
manifested by the community in the question OF the
price OF food. After the election OF officers, which
resulted in the choice OF Josiah Quincy for presi-
dent, the discussion OF the question was at once
taken up. Josiah quincy made powerful address,
showing the causes that are att work TO raise the
price OF food. After referring to writers political
economy to show that the price OF food depended
upon the demand and supply he said that state
ments frequently made that spectators regulated
the price OF corn. wheat. &C. are entirely without
foundation, as the product was too great for any
combination TO control. The producers, not the
spectators, made the prices that exist In New
England Il was the corporations which have
control OF the prices OF transportation. He
tistcs M what Il cost % per mile mile to ssI TRANSPORT %
grain, ana drew conclusions to the price that
ought TO rule here lie said the freight tariffs were
they would increase TO such rate "a TO create
famine In New England To-day few men like
great western granary, and we could gel supplies
only at their bidding lie showed how s44 Oo0O 900 In
Western stock had ,Ses issued BY the rail
the East were Obliged to pay the additional
ar ss,s c,,'ou. 70 meet The dividend
action OF the Massachusetts, Legislature forbdding
the issue by the Boston and Albany Railroad OF adj
dtional stock unless the cash therefor was actually
paid In. and stated that like action by the Legis-
iature Of New York and few other states would
materially cheaper the necessaries OF life. Instead
OF paying a tax shares that have not cost the
holder a cent the people should receive their grain
from the West at the price ruling there, adding only
the actual and necessary cost OF transportation.
The speech was full OF figures and facts, and called
out the hearty applause OF the association. Mr..
Quincy was followed by O number OF wealthy men
and prominent members OF the Legislature, nearly
every one agreeing essentially with the prominent
ideas expressed by him. The question has created
much interest that IL Ia 10 be resumed at M.
ture day.
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FLORIDA.

Legislative Proceedlngs-Pr0p0scd CessiOn of
West Florida to Alabama.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. IA, 1869.
In the Senate to-day resolution was introduced
to reconsider the vote of yesterday confirming the
appointments made by Governor Reed since his I'm
peachment.
The committee sent by authority OF the Alabama
Legislature, comprised OF G. A. Miller, Secretary Of
State J. L. Pennington, State Senator; and A. J.
Walker, Chief Justice to negotiate for the transfer
of West Florida to Alabama, arrived to-day and
called on Governor Reed and presented their creden-
tials
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WISCONSIN,.

Governor Fnirchild's NIcssage-Sharp Fight
for the Senat0rship.
CHICAGO Jan. IA. 1862
Governor Fairchld's message to the Wisconsin
Legislature this morning indicates the State debt to
be $2252O57 The receipts last year were s9s2, ,s7o
and the disbursements ss4s,5Is. All the State inst
tutions are In nourlshing condition.
The United States Senatorial contest Is yet unde-
cided. Carpenters friends claim that he has forty
seven votes pledged, while only forty-four are
quired. washburne's friends allow Carpenter but
twenty-five votes. The other candidates expect to
win by Carpenter and Washburne destroying each
others chances. The nom mating caucus Will meet
next Tuesday.
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Prorcss Of tho Rev0lution-The Rebels Cain
ing Ground-SaInave mt Petit Riviore.
HAVANA, Jan. II, 1859.
The following news has been received from
Hayti:-
General Alexis has captured Fort st. Michael, and
1t was reported that ne had also carried Fort Lberts
near Onanaminthe.
All the positions captured BY the forces Of Salnave
in the vicinity Of Jacmel, have been retaken by the
revolutionists. Several Of the latter were killed
during recent engagement by the bursting Of q
cannon.
The revolutionary armies had been greatly
strengthened and were preparing to attack Port au
Prince and G0naives.
President Salnave. at last accounts, was at Petit
Riviere, near Miragoane. with all the members Of
his Cabinet On account Of the absence OF the Presi
dent from Port an Prince, the French Admiral had
been unable to eject any arrangement with the
Haytien government.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Fearful Marine Disaster-Wreck Of the
Steamship Gulf Clty-Twenty.three Persons
Supposed TO have been Lost.
WILMINGTON, Jan. A. 1858.
The steamship Gulf City, Captain Stewart, bound
from Galveston to New York, went aground Off Point
Lookout, at ten O'Clock on Monday night and in q
few hours was dashed to pieces Three Of the crew,
named Patrick McCabe, OF Jersey City; Anthony
Thomas and Henry McArdle, OF New York, were
picked up by the steamer w. p. Clyde on wednesday
at two O'Clock in the afternoon and brought TO this
ill-1ated steamer and only three known to have
been saved.
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CALF FORNIA.

Sailing Of Steamer With Treasure-Trains
ON the Central Pacific Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II, 1859.
The steamer Montana sailed to-day for Panama.
She carried $76soo0 in treasure. OF which $72o 900
were for New York and $4,000 for England.
running to Elko, 400 miles from Sacramento, where
stages make the connection for White Pine, Ne
vada.
Flour in light export demand. Quotations are un-
changed Wheat. $1H70 81 80. Legal tenders, a..
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ILLINOIS.

Arrest Of Chicago Policcmen for HomlcIdc-
Horse Thief Carried on BY the Ku Kiuxcs.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA, 1869.
This afternoon warrants issued for the arrest
Of four policemen charged win causing the death OF
Judge Tyler. The parties win be arraiened before
Justice De Wolfe on the charge OF mansaughter.
negro horse thief was taken from the jail Mt
Murphysb0r6, last night at half-psst twelve O'Clock
Dp to two O'Clock this afternoon nothing has been
neard ~ TO his fate.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The Georgian Bay CanaI-Thc Action Of the
Government Condemned.
TORONTO, Jan. Ia, 1862
At public meeting held at ST. Lawrence last night
20 consider the action OF the government In con-
nection with the Georgian Bay Canal large mum.
her OF people were present. Resolutions were passed
condemnlng the government for refusing TO allow
petitions In favor OF granting land TO the company
70 be received by the Legislative Assembly and GEN.
suring the conduct OF Mr.. Cameron a member OF
the government and requesting him to resign his
seat.
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Attempted Escape Of Convict from the Sing
Sing Prison.

TUUUHKEEFHTE JHH. 1oUt.
convict named Henry Wilson, alias George
Cahill, attempted to escape from sing Sing
Prison yesterday. teamster had driven
into the yard Of the prison. leaving some
c0nwcts loading his wagon with wood.
During the absence OF the teamster Wilson crawled
into the wagon and was covered up by other con-
victs. The teamster. returning and not supp0sing
anything wrong, drove OF. When the wagon got
out OF sight OF the prison the convict jumped out and
took to the woods. The teamster notified the prison
authorities, when asquad sent In search OF him,
and which succeeded In capturing him at Pleasant
VILE. This is the nth time Wilson has attempted 10
escape and the third time he has been out OF the
prison grounds.
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SCOTLAND.

Destruction by Fire OF the Prince Of Wales
Theatre.
GLASGOW, Jan. IA, 1862.
The Prince OF Wales theatre, In this city, was
totally destroyed by fire last night. No lives were
lost.
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FRANCE.

The FFanco-American Telegraph.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1859.
The mammoth steamship Great Eastern has COM
menced to take board the submarine cable OF the
Franco. American Atlantic Telegraph Company. II
Is expected that she will sail In June next to lay the
cable from Brest to the American coast.
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NEW YORK.
The Case Of the Child Murderess nj Hudson
Trial Postponed.

HUDSON, Jan. IA, 1862
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer to-day Judge
Miller presiding, the OF Josephine Brown under
Indictment AZ an accessory before the murder OF
Angie Stewart was set down for the first week OF
the April term. In making the motion for post
ponement District Attorney Longley read letter
from Marshall u. Champin, Attorney General, urging
upon the Court the Importance OF giving to the pub
Tic prosecutor an opportunity OF making q
further effort TO procure the attendance
OF the foreign witnesses, and suggesting
that n further time were allowed application to
the Legislature Of the state might be made whereby
such authority would be given the Court would
enable him to secure the attendance or the desired
witnesses.
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ALBANY, Jan. Ia, 1869
The following IL the dav calendar for Friday
January l5Nos o. 65 70, rs, "a, IS, 50, 80, 81, o.
o., p5. 10. 81, IS.
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convertible privilege for Q certain period. None OF
cash at maturity.
second An issue Of $4,000, 900, payable August
1874 and convertible until August. 1859. OF she con-
vertbe bonds thus issued there have been converted
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ENGLAND.
The Bank Of England.

TIC Bank OF En6I0nds
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1859.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank Of Eng
land made public to-day, shows that the amount Of
bullion In vault has increased $1,000 since last
week.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

GLASGOW, Jan. A-The Europa arrived yesser.
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Position or the Powers In the Conference ON
tho Eastern Question.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. IA, 1869.

A Disturbance Between the Carlist and Libe.
raj Parties I'm TOrtosa-1O,OOO Additional
Troops for Cuba.
MADRID, Jan. IA, 1859.
tunault occurred in Tortosa yesterday, growing
out Of quarrel between the liberal and Carist
parties. 1t was suppressed by the authorities and
the city is now quiet.
The journals here urge the government to use all
means to strengthen the hands OF General Dulce In
Havana, and demand that 10000 additional troops
be sent to Cuba to render the possession OF tnat
island secure.
More Troops Required for the Suppression Of
the Cuban Insurrection.
MADRID, Jan. IL, 1859.
The government authorities received q despatch
yesterday from Dulce, the Captain General OF Cuba,
asking for reinforcements. The General thinks he
pan suppress the nsurrectton there with 1000 addi
tional troops.
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TRLBCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Position Of The European Powers in the
Eastern Conference.
The Attitude OF Greece Con-
demned.
ANOTHER DISTURBANCE in SPAIN
Destruction of a Glasgow The
atre by Fire.
Success OF the RevOlutiOnists
in Hayti.
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Wreck Of the Steamship Gulf City OFF
Point Lookout.
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES REPORTED LOST.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
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The London and Parisian Press Condemn
the Attitude Of Greece.
LONDON Jan. a. 1869.
The press Of London and Paris almost unanimous
ly condemn the attitude Of Greece In insisting on
representation in the Conference.
Position or the Powers In the Conference ON
tho Eastern Question.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1869.
1t has been agreed that the Powers represented In
the Conference on the Eastern question shall not by
reason Of their participation in the Conference be
held bound to enforce its conclusions
Another Session Of the Conference Held-Pro.
bable Action Of Greece.
PARIS Jan. 14-Even1ng.
The Conference on the Eastern question held an
other session this afternoon. NJ Rangabe. the Mn
lister Of Greece was absent as BEFORE
The press Of this city generally urge the continu-
ance Of the Conference
1t is understood that the Greek government is pre-
pairing diplomatic circular to the foreign Powers
on the questions at issue.
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MANUFACTURERS OF

80 MANUFACTURERS g Or OF ,,.
received The drs. grand gold medal,
sa % s ses: . 4 a' ::s s ss
a q ss Ky cn one saa 20 The
The United States We have been awarded ssynne nrs
o % S: n
,hs highest award svsn 70 any y the
most asserns testimonials irom leading artists Of I'm
wxs.scoss 70: Il EAST roUnTEESSu g,s srsEEr.
A.-sI..lsauei Spring waser.-Only Known
remedy Tor Cancer and 81 Disessss OF The Kidneys For
sale oy drussissa Depot 80 Broadway. New fors.
A..-CeIds,ns, n. safest and Most Ease.u.I
House, corner Of Barclay street
- :sss. wIssIcys VI SOOTHING svrur,r
Ali otSsrs are base limitations
Bstchelor's Hair Dyc.-The Best i~ tho
wS,d vv The 1n ns gersss dye harmless rsa0
Bsver.ss IHS,5srs,SE HSeys ssr Fsrsss, Hsssz, ro"'
Reduced price, ~ 50 per dozen; 20 cent? per botse.
Balls, Parties, weddInss.-Lndss ~ Yea
wish beautiful Boots and Shoes cali on MILLER CO. No.
Ursy.ss Ms.s ss.s ava
r.s: @ ::s,.: u FssSs 1S1s cfTss sf%
piles. Pnc.,-Dr. wismer's Pile suppossssry
win positively cure external internal Blss. Agsn. isa
Bowsry.
Poor R,cbard'. Eye Water Olives Clear.
sparkng eyes. Take no other Sold by druggists. 2oc.
Royal Havana Lcstery.-Fzises Paid m Gold
ana all Kinds OF Gold and Silver. "
TAYLOR Co, Bakers, 1s wall street, NY
Wus. EvcrdeIps Sos, 1Of Fulton street,
Steam Job Printers FINE C,lor Printing specially.
window Shnsles.
FOR srpkEs AND sKyLrGurs.
o. u. .. -. Nelly CO. st7 Broadway, nesr Grand a.
L0EAsh " ad street.
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A..Mis.isauoi Spring Water.-Only Known
remedy for Cancer and al Diseases OF the Kdneys For
sale by druggsa Depot 52s BroAdway New York.
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he Sure and Call for
aMRs wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
having the fac-simile Of .Curs Perkins, tine ws~pS.
Ali othors base limitations.
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A.-CoId-ine, the Safest and Most Enecsusl
House, OF Barclay street.
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Rcv.J Havana Lottery. .-Iriees paid ,r SsolJ
furnished The paid for Souhoops
ma sIl : lnds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bap<ers. IL Wall strset ny
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wm. Evcrdelps Sos, 1O4 Fulton street,
Steam Job Printers. Fine c,lor Printing specially.
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CrsssaAore,s UurivaIIed Hair Dye.--sssid ava
applied Il NO Astor House Mandatory 90 M~issn lane
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W!ga Tguv,css rnd Orss'nentai Hair.---sest
ysnm,y nsr snd Hale pyeius. All asors, ~ eAtCdk-
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piles. piles !-Dr. wifmer's Pile suppossssry
win positively cure external or in'erna ss Agent iss
Bowsry.
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Bafchelorss Hair Dye.-Thc Best " tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless reabe instansane
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Balls, Parties, Wcddiugs.-Lndies, ~ Yca
wish beautiful Boots and Shoes call on MILLER CO. No.
Union square.
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Destruction Of a Glasgow The
atre by Fire.
Success OF the RevOlutiOnists
i'm Hayti.
Wreck Of the Steamship Gulf City OFF
Point Lookout.
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES REPORTED LOST.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The London and Parisian Prcss Condemn
the Attitude Of Greece.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1869.
The press OF London and Paris almost unanimous
y condemn the attitude Of Greece In insisting on
representation In the Conference.
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Geed..l: Playing csraS,s sssrs Mem ia ru.s rDesisns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-05

MARRIED MEN are of two kinds
good and bad. The bad are truly
horrible; the good, very good indeed.
The bad married man ill-treats his
family in every way, and generally
ends by eloping with somebody and
leaves his wife to earn a living by
fine needlewOrk. But the good mar
ried maxwell, he is not madly in
love any more, but he believes that
there never was such a woman as his
wife. He does not see Times changes
in her face; she is always young to
Hjm. Every baby binds them closer
to each other. There is an expression
in a good married mans face that a
bachelors cannot have. 1t is inde-
scribable. He is a little nearer the
angels than the prettiest young fellow
living. You can see that his broad
chest is a pillow for somebody's head,
and that little fingers pull his whis-
kerS. When some one has said
g Husband" aud some other, 'tPapa,
a seal is set upon the forehead. No
one-no woman, at least,-eVer mis-
takes the good married man for an
instant. 1t is only the erratic one
who leaves you i'm doubt. The good
one can protect all the unprotected
females, lift pretty girls over cutters,
talk 10 them in carriages, and make
himself generally agreeable, and yet
never leave doubt on any mind
that there is a precious little woman
at home worth all the world to him.
Some women like the bad married
man, and delight in making his wife
jealous, 1 hate him. The good mar
ried man on whom / could not make
"an impression" if / died for it, is the
one for me,