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PHOTOGRAPHS BY sun REPORTERS
Ora nd Surprise Party rendered TO Miss
Emma Howe-A Brilliant Ovation and
CATHERINE of Bcuuty md FIN sbiou.


Gathering of Beauty and Fashion.
b iliant company invaded the psrlors Of the
we known and successful advocate, the Hon. vii.
liam r. Howe, on Saturday evening, the occasion
being grand surprise party rendered TO lis daugh
ter, Miss Emma Howe. Early In the evening the
guests assembled at the residence OF the Hon. Abe
II. Hummell preparatory to repairing W that OF Mr.
Howe Al 0 o'clock 2. NJ. ten carriages arrived at
the residence OF Mr.. Howe. where q brass band
awaited them. After n serenade, by way OF prelude
the parors were thrown open and the visitors en-
tered and were cordially received by Mrs VIM r.
Howe. A select orchestra, under the baton OF Prof
Kraksuer, envened the company with excellent
music, and In a stor: time the merry votarles OF
TepsichoTe had full sway. The success achieved II
due to tie. efficiency o. the Committee, com
prising Robert Mitchell, eGeorgo Hall, Leo
schlesinger and A. II. Iummel. A befut
lgl basket NJ nowSrs, with ne mono.
@ 10 tie little Miss and eae h lady Iy received
handsome bouquet. The orders OF dancing which
bore picture OF Miss Howe on each side, we're tr
umplis OF Illuminated photography Toe narcn
LED by Mis- Emma Howe, who was attire1 In cherry
silk, it'll white Valcncicnnes lace overskrt cherry
| satin boots, lair lr2zed ana cuTlcd, and ee ant
diamond JcwelrY, She proved herself graceful and
Trretiy dancer Mex in ,Graer was Miss Sop 10
| richly trimmed with satin foAu, hair dros sod
| IA Pompadour; and next Miss Rose Sanders In
scarlet satin tram white tuo overskirt corsnce
decoiiete. Miss Libhe D'bbin, canary-coor5d
ipr.elap, with elegant sat1 overlres'. Miss Minnie
| handsomely trimmed Tho Misses Mary, and
| Ella Kcegan, Fort Hamilton bellies, were
beautifully atired IL layendcreolored silks, elegant
| lace trimmings. Miss Cara Kallman vas array ed
IN back silk, With white satin panier and low
| with painter ard superb trimmings. Mis- Cloiilda
| Carroll In lavender six, white Swiss overdress,
4 The Misses Mile and Flora Rosenbaum looked
well the former In rich brocldod silk en- train,
| hair powdered in style OF Queen Eliz beth. Her
ounger sister vi ito tule, with red silk over.
dress. Miss Ophelia BirnhNum, charming belle
| from Brooklyn Heights, wore handsome white
| lulle dress pulled and hounccd with insertings OF
Nalenconnes lace. Miss Bertha Hummel white
tulle, with pink satin oyerskirt Miss Jennie
Frankensten, magnificent black pOtN do sofa.
Shortly before midnight collation. wus served by
Well known caterer, and champagne flowed freely.
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sho, while DcrcndInp n wowon

Lawrence Whild, of BIO West goth street,
quarroled with His wife yesterday afternoon and
while he WAS assaultiug her John Fox who resi- led
IN tie same apartments interfered TO her,
whereuron WIND drew large COTS revolver AID
ri,ht thigh. Fox was taken to Bellevue Hospital
Wild was locked up in the West Thirty-llta street
Police Station,
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The burning OF n Six-Story Mandatory In
Ninetictb Street-Loss, S16J,OOO.

Last evening, fire was discovered on the sec
ond floor Of siIstory building at Nineueth street
anl Fourth avenue. The building destroyed.
The losses follows Bernard Bessh paper
mandatory, $4,000, insured for $4,000; the first
ribbon manu- actory, loss $4,000, insured for $3U.
90 The building owned by Julius Desord, loss
$4,000, insurance., ten per cent The origin Of the
fire Il unknnMn
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The Executive Council Of the Chicago branch
Of the Fenian Brotherhood mot yesterday In Phila
delphla, aud published an address in which they de-
nounce the O'Neil wing, and accuse that onieer OF
swallowing up $500 With nothing to show for IL.
They therefore cut alooi altogether, and have ap
pointed Mr. John Bre0nan treasurer, and transferred
the headquarters to Philadelphia This ADDRESS Is
signed by Mr. James Gibbons, vice.prcsident i. b.
and chairman oI the council, and Mr. Richard
McClnnl. snrrninrY-
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

Fechter, who has been taken III, will undoubtedly
be able TO appear In this city on Wednesday
The Third Army Corps Union will meet In tho
Parker House, Boston, on Thursday. Mays
By request OF Mr. Edward Payson Weston, we
would remind those Interested in the select entertain
ment for tomorrow evening that re eryed seats for
their tickets should be secured to-day, already
nounced by private circular
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aggregate daily circulation idst tceek,
sO3,loo Average daily circulation dur
ing the toeek, 1OO,517. Daily average dur.
iag The precious geek, ending april 10,
lOO,OG7.
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Trouble brewing In Peek,I,iII.

PouGnKEEPSIE, April 4.-The difficulty be.
tween tie mOulderr and stove factories in Pcckskl
continues. One Of the prOprietors OF the National
stove " orks has been shot at ana ms dwelling AID
one OF tie fuuudeilcs stoned. Yesterday d warrant
was issued Tor the rest OF u union man who ON
Friday night beat u nou-uniun man with club, and
attempted to shoot another mln.
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SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRAPH.

Tho western TRANSFORMATION Company's steamer
Idahl, with Western express freight from New York
arrived IN Chicago Oh Saturday mornug.
The ierryboats yesterday bore thousands Of per.
sons 70 tue New Jersey shore In search Of cool and re.
frething atmoslhe The Elysan Fields was The re.
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Civilization In Harlem.

Officer Mann found Johanna Lynch, aged n,
at quarter to o'clock yesterday morning. lying In
alot At il6th street and Fourth avenue. The poor
woman said that she had been delivered Of a child
on TIE previous afternoon, but that Cornelius
her out Of the house.
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BROOKLYN.

Reuben Kelly was drowned yesterday In the East
River, at the foot OF Division avenue.
A certified copy OF the Brooklyn Police bill has
been received by the Mayor and the Of his
nointees under are to be presented TO tho Common
Council This AflernoOn.
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believes these charges true.


for hlmsef the aoor OF this House. Let me say tns
%S,1cb hSwsy.r That It T. no, only impossible 70 get
4 i PERSONAL SI' ena.h prn f9 You Money know
IT. s 'sors ~ Rd sa ~
might persuade him @ ee. I. read f9r me- No" he
Thsi man has been y,iasat Hs dssiTc. his goS$ name
and @ hope Sefs Be- no
sryLr rur INVESTIGATION, SAYS THE LEADER.
Mr.. Jacobs saldi
Mr.. fislds-No member has made charges against
Mr. Jsssos:Tnc Psgss p NAM %s axe
e ~ ss ~ ns
lay the resolution on The table
KEEPING A srIyy UPPER LIP.
Mr. Fieds-I desire 20 say that this resolution ofin.
%
bach Ss SS sH c
G.a SsI @ naS:
he The dOs 60 not 70
the libey OF the pre.. the liberty OF
moe; nSsps sri;ieIs@ q our sosaas, bsssuss Ss
charge made "na made Gentleman %hSse
mouth sealed, I think e ab.emteiy nece.,.ry hat
IIss.oqqson Z not made with any view q curtslns
report 70 this House on Monday at IL O'Clock.
r-.n 80. - 800,
h.Ap That - hs'st'
Mr. Jacobs-But the House IA charged with being
be TOO much 70 erpec, that . corrupt Legsiature
shall fairly inyettgate a matter OF this Eind1 The
juss cause Of public invc.tlssion mat g &c
should be inyestirated will not cousent 10 aste the
time OF this House In rumors OF this kind,
wnen members have not the moral courage 70 make
them public themselves.
WHAT Mr.. oREKIEY HEARD UNTRUE.
N, ur.,.. 49,, 49,. =. "a. ...,n,. -.
that pece,yed cnrtsin smnnvt ~ nneS ~ ms vnte
on the charter The charge was 90 foosh ana 40 AZ.
surd that took no notice whatever OF II, would
give so redionlous charge the slightest atteu-
tion would treat this nevspaper attack
IN the same way that the Clerk has always. say
treated me with the Utmost courtesy. l have never
dno ~ MIN 10, W ~ % b we c @ On h %
think an alton where no one believes for one
moment mat ne has deyated from the strict line 81
% wovid no DC cnssy iuus .nhm me SieIk nss
~ 49, y ~ - a., .,., =
FLAGa DECLARES DAWES CHARGES FALSE.
NJ u1.nu =. CO. >, a.. -. A,
ras.ara 81 H. Iii a. ana.,in. o.is o' 'u !" WV
Ps' s ,AN. Y, '"o o''' IN quesuo"' esu'
. ! desire 70 make statement, and make u the'more
" Sni ban 10 snv 20 tdnu on ' n IN
bil for estabiisbinr earriaseway unon The hide
myself called the attention of the Clerk TO IL
and to my certain knowledge Mr.. Armstrong
DID not know was stl In tho Assembly,
ana Weereiore any charge OF ths kind Know 20 be
Ihisc. ttW " expressed Hc
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miduish, Return of the kidnapped Boy.

Frederick Bennett, the boy who was employed
In -four store In Water street, New York, and who
disappeared week ago last Thursday, after draw
ing some money from the Manhattan Bink for his
employer, returned to his fathers house In Lalay-
cite late last night. He was In confused state OF
self further than that he awOke In park In New
York-as he believes, Washington Park. DIR. VIII
kins having been called In, gave II his opinion
that the boy was labOring under the influence OF
some powerful drug, and ordered perfe ct quiet.
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sent attending to their own private affairs
and those of other people.
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Mr.. Mitchell said

am opposed az this late day TO the adoption OF this
Iesolu ZION believe the Clerk has discharged his di
ues faithfully and In q manner patbfactOIy TO every
member Of this House refpect him for his attention
70 attempt 70 n0vs the good ehAraeLa Of the OIL
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AN HONEST MAN SEEKING AN INVESTIGATION.
Honest ID, c. Littlejohn said:

have known The Clerk OF this House May years
but 10 The nrtt year nave had the pleasure OF being
on ine noor when he was setting at the desN. TIM
business and his intelligence, he las the conn.
oence OF all tie members Of tIis Assembly II 10 well
enough perhaps that the resolution be adopted aud
that proDer Investigation be made but so far "a
the reporters arc concerned, y has always been my
.erunize our acts and the acts OF all the officers o.
TINS ouse, Cloho scrutiny tends TO keep us
sat one year IN the seat where you now sit MIR
speaker and all the time | occupied that chair
smarted under the lash OF Newspaper cores pondent
Character will ever ylndicate itself
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08
gepal Adrertisrillellts.
Cherokee Mortgage Sale.

VIII be sold before the Court House deor In the
Town Of Canton, Cherokee County Ga, within Jle
Legal hours of Sale the first Tuesday in Aay next,
the following property to wit the one undivided
half Of Lot Of and Number, Eleven Hundred and
Thirteen (l113) in the Twenty first (5l) Dist OF tito
Second (2) Section Of said County of Cherokee,
known as the Kellogg Lot also the one Undivided
half Of Lots Of Land Numbers, Six Hundred and
Sixty Six (666), Six Hundred and Sixty S4vpn,
(067) and Seven Hundred and Two( 702)m al 8 DIS
Section and County, aforesaid sometimes Gales the
River Place and to the one undivided LAT of the.
Mineral Interest in and to Lots of Land Numbers.
Eleven Hundred and Twenty Three. Il <3) Eleven.
Hundred and Twenty -Four, (1l24) Eleven Hundred
and Twenty Five (1l25) Eleven Hundred aud
Eighty {lls0) Eleven Hundred and Eighty One.
(flS1), Eleven Hundred and Ninety Seven, [l1y71
Eleven Hundred and Ninety Eight, { 1881 Twelve
Hundred aud Fifty Two Il2521 and Twelve Han.
bred and Fifty Three [l253] in the District, See
ton and County aforesaid. exclusive OF the one
eighth part Of said property all Of said property
levied on to sat sly Mortgage Fifa issued from
Cherokee Superior Court, in favor OF Niles q Dob
bins vs. John T. Bowman, property peiated ent aalk
described in said Mortgagel'ita this March 21s 1s70.
John b. Garrison, Sheriff
printers Fee Sl0)
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TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant employ
moments Business new, light and profitable. Per
IONS Of either sex easily from ste. to 50 per
evening aud proportional sum py devotng their
who'll. time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who see tins no
lice NAV send their address and test the business, we
make this unparalleled offer: To such not well
satisfied. we! will send 81 to pay for The trouble Of
writing Fun particulars, valuable sampi~, which
viii do 10 commence work on, aud copy of The
People,. Literary ComPanion-one ofihe largest and
hest family news psrers rubliShed-aI free by
m.1 Reader if voi want permanent profitable work,
,dd-sv- ?. c. AILPF & co. kuxuyta Mare
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Administrators Sale.

VIII he sold On the first Tuesday in May next
Thirty acres more or less Of Lot No. 359 18th Dist
and . section known as the Elmer Lot. bounded on
tie North by lands of j. w. Baker, East by lands
Of e. J Shepard and ten acres lying immediately
East Of the Elmer place, bounded West by said
Elmer Lot, South j. w. Bakers land, East w
Mrs. Couyor's land aud North by said Conyers aud
the TAYLOR property sold the property Of the es
tate of B. Elmer decd, Terms Cash.
L. Denmead, Administrator.
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BY virtue of all order Of the Honorable Court of
Ordinary of Cherokee, County. Ga will be sold be-
fore the Court House door in Canton, within he le
gal hours Of sale on the first Tuesday i'll May next,
The following property TO wit, Lot OF Land Number
Two Hundred & Eighty -Four (254). South half
Of Two Hundred & Ninety Two (202). Twenty
Eight 4 one half Acres oil South West Corner Of
Two Hundred q Fifty Seven esd and fraction off
the North ~idc of Two Hundred Il Ninety Three.
(293l. supposed to contain Tiiiy Acres, all in the
Fourteenth District (i4th) & Second Section Of said
County Of Cherokee, sold as The property of Samuel
b. Bishop, deceased for the benefit Of the heirs &
creditors of said deceased Terms Cash, purchaser
10 pay for titles & Revenue Stamp, Feb. zslh, lc0O.
Kindred Bishop, Admir-.
Printers rec $40.
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NOTICE.

THE STANDARDS OF WEIGHTS AND
Measures are now in readiness and all persons sell
ing by weight or respectfully referred to
section 1851 Irwins Revised Code, which reads as
follows
All persons engaged in selling by weights and
measures shall apply to the Clerks Of the Inferior
Court (now Ordinary Of their respective Counties
and have their weights ANNIVERSARIES marked and in
default thereof shall collect any account note or
any other obligation the consideration Of which Is
anv commodity sold by their weights or measures.
c. J. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
Feb 18Th IS5o.
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A raw German policeman, just put on
the force, on being rcbuked for not an
swcring the whistle call Of a comra1c in
trouble, exclaimed, why den he not
pillow his whistle in German 7 no I'M
derstand English in the dark ~
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sttmuLunt are
required. They
restore the ritdL
forces IN a re-
ntd,'kabie degree,
and give tone to
The system.
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.BITTBRS

country and introduced the Scan
dinarim Blood Paiferj since
iehicA time thousands hare been
cured, By its use, Of Scrotula and
otiier blood diseases. IT contains.
besides the Iodide Of Potassa and
Syrup Of StiHingia, drugs import
ed from S,rcdca for its erprcss
manufacture, 1ulknown and not
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

Kept by W10Me-
carries in this
Hntry. A
single trial ooiH
cOl,rince the most
skcpiical Of its
wonderful ralue.
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HERE is the pithiest sermon ever
preached: "Our ingress in life is naked
and bare; our progress through life is
trouble and care; our egress out of it
we know not where but, doing well
here, we shall do well there"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

The woman who boasts that she does
not know how to cook should be dcprlv-
ed of food until she does. We venture
TO say she would soon learn-theoreti-
cally if not by practice.
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9}li5tellameons.
RoLdck's ISter,-
ach Bitters,
'ROBACK'S T S'';,: q !: :'s i:
market, possess
intrinsic merit.
Ill Dninrn % |

called, are merely cisIticasly st'f,
sold as a beverage. DR.. Robdck's
BitterS are not d berrdge IN any
sense Of tie 'rord, bit contain the
most erpcnsire drugs kno'on to
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
| for all cases 1chere a tonic and
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they are made
both wiA and
,cihoH sugar
coating, thus
adapting them to
The use Of erery-
body; Because
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riaJiy establishes them as farorite8
triM all ,cho use them.
The reasons vhy DR.. Robaek's
Blood Pills should b. kept IN er-
cry family are: Because they can
be employed IN all cases wAere a
'.family physic " is required, and
are perfectly safe in their admin
istration at all times; Because
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

A little boy in Troy, on returning
from church last Sunday, was asked by
his mother what the text was. After
considerable thinking, the little fellow
replied, II don't hardly remember, but
it was something about hawk between
pigeons" The text was, why halt
between two opinions 7"
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FIVE years, with privilege Of exchange within twelve
months ii not entirely satisfactory 10 purchaser
Second handed Planes and Parlor Organs, always
Oh hand from $50 10 $500.
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Two wags were speaking about thc
fancy dresses they intended wearing at q
forth coming ball. ooh" said comic,
81 shall go disguised in liquor"
Don't" was the immediate reply,
every one will recognize you
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-10

The Home Journal now announces en-,
gasements broken.
An exchange says Horace Greeley has
experienced change of hat.
- The sacbet or perfamed pettlcoat" Is
now wrinkle of fashion.
A new patent fuel, composed of peat,
coal dust and coal tar, which is claimed lar
superior to coal for generating steam, Is beiug
tested in New York.
An English coast steamer lately burned
one hundred pigs in order to get into port,
having exhausted her coal.
The rising of the Nile this year to a great
er height than within living memory has
done s4O,OOO,OOO damage.
-" Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler, of America" are
announced 10 commence Lectures on Phre-
nology" in Scotland In March.
Count d'Eu, son OF the Duke de Nemours,
and native of Paris, has been made heir pre-
sumptive 10 the Brazilian crown.
When will the depth of the Suez Canal
canal be finally settled? 1t is twenty five
eet one day, twenty the next, twenty-six the
next and nov seventeen and halt.
Dartmouth College had 26S students AZ
the close OF the war; now she has 41s. With.
in the same time there has been secured to
this institution uide over 100000.
You often hear people speak of coli
"going through the house." Poor Scambleby,
whose wife and family are all now laid up,
and under the doctors care, says he wishes
their cold had gone through the house with
out stopping.
- The pages in attendance upon the WIS.
consin legislature have 90 far lost their dig
nifty as to require the introduction Of bill to
regulate messenger boys by prohibiting their
playing eap-fros and throwing paper balls in
the Assembly chamber.
"A virtuous Presbyterian dame, living at
Albany, Ind, after pro'racted sitting with
Mrs. Stoves last book, rose calmly" with
Fabian composure, marched to the mahogany
book case, took down the Turkey morocco
| edition Of Byron and hurled 1t into tue o'aA-
ing CRATE Young America warmly protested
and finally offered bis own cheap, paper bound
COPY as sacrifice Instead; but no, the bsst
binding should burn, and the ruthless priest
sss punched It with the poker into th0 puri-
| flying embers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-10
KENTUCKY LEGIsIA ALTON The cbaracte,

KENTUCKY LEGISLATION The character
of the work being done by the Democratic
Legislature of Kentucky has been well de.
scribed as that which ''has no ear for mercy
or heart for simple justice" To copjure up
legal fictions by which to hinder and impede
the full enjoyment to the colored race of the
privileges the 18th amendment will confer
upon them, has been, says the Louisville
Commercial, "the burden of its occupation
by day and the idol OF its thought by night"
It is body of Bourbons, and its love of the
deiunct system OF slavery is only second TO
its love OF whisky. Made up OF Nash and
Po.rams, it strives TO turn backward The
wheels OF progress, and obstinately refuses to
learn of the present. 1t has Iust refused to
pass bill lesallzing negro testimony 10 courts
OF justice. Nine Democrats had the m lnli-
ness to vote Tor the measure, and one Repub-
iican p the unspeakabe meanness to vote
against it. In the matter oI common schools,
the Bourbons have determined on a measure
which will Danish them altogether in the
event the school und is used Tor the benefit
OF the coloied children. And this Is Ken.
lucky legislation in this year OF grace. 1870.
Whom the gods would destroy they first
make madD
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-10

As an evidence of the resources and increase tr' fc
of the section OF country through which tn roah
runs, we present the tolQ~in Official StaItment
of the Surplus Agricultural froJucts shipped fr, m
the State OF Iowa by the deienL ,ailroads therein,
during he year ending April &c., 1869 just issued by
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THEFT OF CUBAN DocuuENrs-The Gu

THEFT OF CUBAN DoCUMENTs.-The Gu
ban Junta recently sent lady to Washing
ton with precious box OF documents bear
ing ON their side of the question, for use in
converting susceptible but stubborn Congress-
men. The box containing these highly I'M
porant and valuable papers was double lock-
ed and carefully concealed at the bottom OF
trunk that stood in her room, and which she
took special care never to leave open. Return
ing the other evening to her apartment, she
was surprised to find the door standing aiar,
and upon entering the chamber discovered to
her utter asionishment that the trunk had
been forced, the box taken out, the lid wrench
ed off, aud every scrap of the contents stolen.
AS proof that the robber, had not been COM
mitted for plunder only, her iewelry, laces,
and objects OF great vaiue, that were In the
trunk, ully exposed to the observation OF the
burglar, remained untouched.