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THE Central News Company, No. sos Ches-
nut street, send Us the latest numbers of Punch
and Fun.
From Turner & Co. we have received EUery
Saturday, App!etOG's Journal, and Our Boys
and Hirls.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.-Osear Hoenes, resid-
ing at Front and Brown streets, last night at
tempted to murder his wife by firing three shots
from a revolver at her. Fortunately, he missed
his aim. He then seized her by the neck, and
the Seventh district force, hearing her screams,
went to her rescue and arrested Hoenes. On
removing him to the station-house, it was found
that he was insane. He was sent to the Aims
mouse.
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RAILWAY Academia lad named Bryson,
who's e parents resIue On Eleventh street, above
Carpenter, was this morning run over and killed
by car No II of the Tenth and Eleventh streets
line. The Coroner was notified TO hold an in
quest.
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FROM CAPE MAT.
The New York Seventh Regiment.

Special DesDatoh n The Euentlg Telegraph.
CAPE ISLAND, N. l., July 15.-This is a grand
gala day. The 7th are enjoying themselves in
every pleasurabe and rational manner. General
Bingham, the Postmaster of the city, who is the
chairman of the Committee on Reception has
left nothing undone to make the New York boys
happy.
His speech rendering to Colonel Clark the
complimentary bali to come off tonight at the
Stockton was replete with pure and patriotic
sentiments. 1t was received with that genuine
feeling which characterizes the true soldier
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NsIONs. PENSIONS. ALL WOUNDED

DENSIONS, PENSIONS.-ALL WOUNDED
l or disabled SOLDIERS, also the widows, children
under dependent mothers and fathers OF those
who died in the service since discharge Of disease
tracted service, who have not yet claimed
sion, should apply at once to RIBEkr y LEAGUE a
90 General Claim Office, No 135 +. SEVENTH sire T.
10 back pension claims must be made within i've
years date of discharge date of delth Long
standing rejected claims promptly settled.
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS GOING TO EU-
Il RCPF-passports issued by the State Department of
the United States Goyenment the only ones rec 1g
nized By the Ministers and OOnsuls OF the United
States and bo obtained in twenty hours,
application made in person by letter to the Official
Passport Bureau n. 3 LEAGUE h 90, No. l35 s. nth
SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia.
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ATLANTIC CITY.-This far-famed "City by the
Sea" is now thrOnged with our most respectable
street wharf at 2 p. NJ, which will run through
in the unprecedented time of ~ hours.
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SOLDiERS WHO HAVE LORg ,3BYIR DIS
- charges are entitled 10 bouoty ana II can be pro-
cured for them IN ali in which they would
entitled II the dseharge had been lost on an appl
cation made al once 10 S. LEAGUE 90, at No I35
s. SEVENTH Street. Pnta&sDha, either IA paFaon by
letter
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SLIGHT FIRE.-About 5'45 this morning. a
slight fire oceurredi in Burkhardt's harness manu-
factory, No. 1923 North Third street.
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WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
w settlement of official of the officers of the
late Army, and certificates of Ronndebtedness
and collect arrears q pay, References to hundreds
of prominent officers For information call write
to ROBERT s. LEAGUE 4 Co, 0eEeIai Collection
Agency, No. 1876 8. SEVENTH Street
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THE Coal TRADE.-The following is the
amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad during the week ending
Thursday ,July IA 1S7O:-
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 8. Third street
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10 sOLDIERs AND sAILORs AND THEIR

Il HEIRS-Adyice and information given free II YOU
any kind of claim against the Government OF the
United States, write to call at upon II =.
LEAGUE co, the General Collection Aheaey, Me-
x s. SEVENTH Street.
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UNFOLDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS,
w of solid lSkarat fine gold. QDALITY WAR
RANDED, A fall assortment Of sizes always on hand
FARR 4 BEOTHhR, Makers,
ss5 wfms No. Ss4 oHRsS UT street, below Fourth
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'INTE6EST'
Heury Ward Reseher ssU:

- ~
~ No blister draws sharper than intes.
est. o., al iedusteies none - com.
parable 70 that Of interest, It works
all day md al night, Is fair weather
and, foul. Il has no sound in its foot.
steps but travels fast. L. Il gnsxs at
I mans substance With invisibis teeth.
1t binds industry with its 6lm: ~
. 1ay Is bound in spiders web
Debts roll = man over aud over, bind
ing hand aud foot, aud letting HIM
hang upon the fatal mesh until
the loug.legged interest dsyours
him. There is but one, thing on Z
farm ike it, and. that il the Cauada.
thistle, which swarms new p3snts every
time you break it's roots, vhoss blnssom
are prolific, and, every flower tho father
of > million seeds. Every leaf u N
avl, every branch i . spear, and every
plant like q platoon Of beyonsts, and =
field Of them like IN armed host. The
whole plant iss torment spd syegasable
culss. Aud yet ths farmer had better
make his bed Of, Csoada, thitIes than
ate empt % ba q eass upon iinrsfsts.. -
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Fgg 81 ,z BER Is 9, s,:. @ % s:"' s


:s40t1sff IN aeaa ga9AAs esn1s. ca
4nr hdsaaapsss;iza9h q. tsn;ls.x.ss..h
hs trtpRhlaldP aa1t53a Il aheleerlsscl dsseno,.,
Was lfdder Of sopg in the wilderness Iest,
From tAeaiS6aaa2 toa t1 Illus 6f ths Bsesphs
And thi estslslt,soek stoeat,n ~IsA u.hsss E
sessss W 3sat .sasa9s3 aaa oaasi3 ~ q
~ edt tsnfess :oa ,aosIocaT ssais
All the hesrts eye 1ot dead qet under tho god, !.
That thb15 b}satdss saa bleV aofbed it6 Haven and
aoet enauz4D sdt satiysi FOG
6 Il! 'a IT, Il isst sssy t1!s;: ss; ss1'
But those eetaumordA Apsalns III ths Shidshddar
To tho .!ss ss.is,N !,slhs a sG. .. ..5x 81,
lssgsvieg sdt evil enoI .aao
Al j, y is E.. tas fP;.ss ss.s
|IT"Fork;" ",timmos ts ehafa a.eassb
'''a s!!s aaat Ass 4es: a 'R' s9'as 'h.t 'sdt h
While 9hssssasrgassdiiaktoa s;Ss s;Ssf Gx xr.s.aaEls
1pa p0llte3E RPksd pat tas sy este s5th .tfort
.n? e,e@9Hs old VOL vent growing along :
At the hselsof tho the rear 81 k61obs!s oil
1at ysL-o3 Is'sssutd s.ei Cyiiauaf e
Aeeo not ~l9&-b1d no genii to come.
Ri9a wohdef4m web fonf Arabian ioUm 81 -e:to CO
When fhe world was in rhythm, and life was its
Where a71s IL 5e.sl. n51std d @ nst,.is.,
ahehaaMgoiti5itsa odt no sae9r "a
That acr4 II there tAe song Of sparrow;
For spris green sarroxsy carries me there,
Tdthe pld anas csurch sid The Old village ehsilic
When clear of the floor my feet slowly swung :;
And tiP Psdtie ss~stI|psai.s liz tho 0soas n ts5
sang,
1.-THE glory aslant from the afternoon sun
Seemed thershstos sotd,inaeaytsmpIebs bs9aaM
You may spils at t1e pas.lsOf eld Deacon Brown,
Who fol lowed by scent till be ran the tune down;
And tho dear sister Green, with more goodness than
eressaq 90 7msaa ID. 10 eoaeyhs
Rose ana fell on the tunes Al she stood in her place
And where Coronation" exultingly lows,s li'sS
Tried te rees tlss eisR sstesfen thetips1 1oG her
To the I'D 1eht viii ithiah thssir siisd ssed5xe
Where de,adshsieiptsandsjth.r;bsIuns:q
s::} 'ase
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aa' qaaCHAPTER III,

ss ;sone one Suggested oheydsy that The
story of' F1lham Lawn should be writ
lhlea, hsn, Ddt'it is oily fragment . Of the
history J of 7tbe people who come there
that Is told< upon The lawn Itii,Glike i.
E1esting.place at the end Of a labyrinth, 1
y = ssevsn days labyrinth crossed by
many SxsindiSg ways and Streets and
blind salisYs and aiysaginas;i distractions;
leading u l.stto3the lawn ~ The stIIl
.Astef.vs WHo: :s6ialf attempt Is weave, Is, Il
sethlhfa f16a d7se1tahgls o the various ii,1is
,els4ss Which rive bbi4soadlght each guest CT
thithisaIg, fthvm tseir r;;,a,ious ghonesa ana
minds ind states ?saiob yea ei 5asit ; 'ao
an TBsfe sslfs t6sHpsfnters homes Id tie
green 'isadbaibs, '5f,a Ike 'Nieland,s :, iii,
,eme deserted quarter 81 tbei town,
|; ;YjtbaoH5 studios, of (which tbs II blinds
.le| aappi1sgg ID .he.suo, and the sbad..
eys es1aeGBnbg s6n the Z matted floors,
this bot summer day y.ss There ato the
politicians lodgings down farther along
lid banks 5f stbe tfiver, where the great
public buildings are, and the stores Of
addht Carefully wrapped up in blue
paper, eafa Al aintHtiea upHtigh with'pibk tapa
!, There aiS she philosophers homes; more
o. les5com olssbiy faaruished in Inverse
ratio to the depths of'theif PHILOSOPHY,
from Which riss snatdfsr stfesms IF ink,
aoFias tha ove4aaa e4aaadosUaai6gthesl.nd. Va.
'ss something s;ddne, We shall be III
Fdrpxaed'is oafio~da ssJsers. ooda5isss
% Meu there ass tbc; rimSutbiy home.
u country kquires in the'ptltislsssou.hs
f4esseah districts, '~hsse othsy establish
Ihsmselves With butlsts,d horses; Idapgh:-:
tsrs, and laaIey maids, for the general
1'raceof thsseasois is'alt is;zan' exciting
Ebqtas'asiusell;gibl Perforn.6ee ain
| ftroughams and ,othsk ocarriagesa You
fdrlve to No. 1000; then: slt back 20
mo- o,0oo ;;athen ome;sthen change
'tgiruents, a1dErousd' the corner; ;etheu
i homo agsin, ,undrsssg redress, atand oil
,appesf simsltanso nsodsly atthes!sppositt
sideo ofathe y e 1ftbey .listood still
|it wsud Sone sosve.ysnssh' tho sam,
4 tfssuls. = Basths 3'epag p.oplesd5o ii,
! iahs sxeicsesnd dashs Fold hoaes ggsei I,
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sIadieT Furnishing Goods {:

, Ladies Linen Collars, ard Cuffs, Thread
Bows, Linen and Lace Hsndkerchiets,
Gggss ssa %ss Sss.. g,;SSS "s .S;
ehisnopfg,, BIS Cotton 4<Ie si|k nq9 GU Metz
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Gents
A1RXANpRRaKlDs GLOVES, Ladies' Got1
ton Isle AND BERLIN GLOVES, Fans,
E4ncy 1eWsisyI ;sAll kinds Of Beads., s2il
MRS. NJ! OTTENsMEYER.
L. N.aiB: :AHatsIa aBieschetl and Made
+, Il Over In the Latest Styles.,z q
st. Cloud April 5, 1870. 12-nS8
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FA4Vv5 "Sus w oSeAA vi SASSoA0As 0u0
E>looAsd round sat tho marrow walls, tho
massive chandelier s~athedI in yellow
muslin the sorolled and sp,wling and
fasty araperies, the 1portrait over the
chimney Of the late Mr.. Delafcsse,
sitting in a handsome mahogany chair.
She looked At the gaudy drugges IN.
derfoot, the battered shilling novels
sasainst the wall. Would this ever
seem 70 much like home as tho shab-
cbiest, diogies little housekeeper's wait.
ipg'room THE Lawn, hardly! .:""@
Ms: Delafosse2 had many enjoy
ments. Tes.drinking Che strongest
black family gongou,) croehetings, and
patching, secondhand novels to rsad, -
{. penny paper now aud then (it gensr.
ally came limp and two d,ys old; news
papers soon &droop their awings-bey
| arc Ike those ,nsectsashat are only Gre
atedsto live for four-and-tweuty hours.) J
Poor Isabella vas fastidious., She
hated to read a much-thumbsd book !.
strong black Copgou made her head
aobe her tastes were indefinite, gentle
for things indicated and felt, rather
than strongly marked for people who
charmed Her, rather than for those Who
fwouid taio her b storm. Aud yet she
based hetself for shrinking from th,s
home Of hers s when shs temsmb
4 ;thast whsAl III tb,sisi kad failed this I'm
! Ispeaed to,sake her g ;ssud whsa oths,
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T IDRr9ss HUtimminKGOI,

Lates,r novelties in si TX
GiWps ehiphtAl Lace, Imitation Malta and
valenceinnes lace, Taffeta aad Cord edge
bkoqs; EDilo1 hhd AMarseille sttinHlhEs;
Silk, Jet, Horn Dress Buttons, Embroidery,
Edgings and 1Ins6rtioAaJ sai era dofkw 1a
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s,..,d Goyernapisls&dy &dye1sisslsnas - esnts
1. Lsssf for the III st insertion. and 81 cents per
!Snara pSn tor each subsequent neeSfsns ia
Attorneys ordering in Nd = IT, .s%s an.
regsIueu -: snacial agreement to charge thS same
ess narts Payment in all Cases to D' made In
sSsan"s 70 ~uv or mon delivery OF the ahdapt. r,
"a;'1.s 1o,.' Notices. @ 10 cen.sa sakiaf ts4sa ~ AZ
10 cents per line to regular .. ..n.,:
T. Notice simple Ss %nlsisss notices
obituary notices, cents per ''n''
30 cents. .;,.s.k cants
per limo. ,S, .av.,t;.suents
"a ~ inserted at rates agreed upon
y Yearly .ave<si, tg pas q9afts1Iy: .,,,e,so-
8. stnngsrkmst pdyAn Adsanee' q sS' '''s''''s
tory references.
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b1qkllkeL ]! s'ges t. !tt|al.;33
her present stock Of millinery goods, in
efd1rM haka fehdfaJ = .iegJt f&S nAk.
stock to be put in this fall, and for the next
toqr weeks viii sell any and all articles at
eest: These goods are oil choice and de-
sirab1e.r< rc.rrrr,r, uf
i Hs&. spring and -sGhnsri Straw goJasSs
Silk Grape and lace Bonnets. Nepolitan
tbfaM &SF st3aiWf 1hxApoEihS sMtest styles,
Fine French Flowers, Ribbon. ailk. Crepe.
iii fsiyns, Tsp 3niA ft6ske CortSeils,
Clacss Of ar kinds; Thread, Clu6y Smyrna
Ya1anciennaa adninna
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s,i W.aHENDERsONs dos, ds;
se7Dssltriaiad Ms.rfassurerek ,a.es.
Boots,,' Shoesi and Rubbers. j
custom ax5sf'ia1s iat6ssSbjsess},,:
Repairing nsa.ly ana p+saptlpd pd.sseirao
wxsaIinstdnssssnuss nexsdoor Ae1Aesso.
roth. clsseiRs HoEn .si.~sa e sgs4ls sn4s1ttI +
tQIRX XdRBsTAVRA&T. !. ;,
rs:pssiS59l;5 ssa S9l5a a.nnsssasisstt sasisst't qsss
pubafs II ks6asf SFssH(t sNa1fsnpsspardkate:
sSyS.DSt either HoteE gel4d MEAf8 p s Al
SpsEs': ~ A f'sey yssRR5 y:sssRR q aass s5s;f I'D :,
Cakes, Pies, Canned EFniti, ,CQAfees,
Z tionery, &c:, -
:, aasaos ss.i ,nsaaaa ssasod sish,a -.-
..E.la7 .s7laaIT sssx32 .snIs W s,s.
'esa'.r Bo..asns. ss s.;as ,.:fe,' ,ss1
-aT nasd evsd saoi,sa .!,srRl rRleATGT Ma
az qeud; aagaay yaas. 1sa9 SO mol sa4Is
.oi .4s,1 oaaIGssE .1.,ranebss
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~
thehSstn.b Do Tbssy6upgefa sztt6asr-
fodsl The stnvbsfay-t aetHseysaing'
'men waitiogss thsimailss6 Jssd hter'
idg theis rl6jttle Ghiae q ia % pl.sss yYi.b
eri4asan fzgit Ths ohiiladFsn hi a!N aes
ming up from thssar ssEiag end l9|lI!' shady
scorners where they have been at play
Diata16ta a8gdfese CROSSING a,s the Esvfns:
Iidts 'el6ads opGss 'etltsih Il sofos9, na ota otse
Aty; petbapsds 1 aight IF biras gots' s'ssh-
Ing teshsunts,in tha elu,.tops9hstl b.;
Observation-Disclosures hesiA tabu.n,
&toa and atiu1tn aud da,<'ilgs tHhite,
rsaicted from the .odoHsfzgatdss ss,thei
air yg Rii'A RinAt rish a & ths s,s scent of ths
5oseesat5Eef4; sa thsa hpm inf e the yofes 'ss
sisessu,fn thsP ;dsenes away, T. i 60 e
bpuF. il vbieh e b.sf .ad 70, se b1seeathe
Peace, after the weeks disquiet; pleas
AIT things after the jar aud noise 81
slife,, I little ssssz55s sfteruSs Sttitaised & It,
|tldtfdah shdsHdri5 ssqsisesst,nLsa.
tdcaf II Isl rld..' y1tBas;st stsresi thsa ,gss
cad' fud.s Isle ip3oasd do&als ilo1,g43lO,
there your bsiiea lAIey. y,li,aa1tpnns,
1.si,t'eas' nlsp q. ths aepRhs h say|s saRa dis:
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'sS1st ssJ U'WINSIOWt&tgO L
, ship oakidhaSSdsAi Ai,usegbstxsma&hs.
Mianasots1 Hssses AID ST. ,clega 7sW.gen l|es!.
= q 1Issnox aas laoIsasH5 r. xisHgto~t. t,afs soiis
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ssaeaaiil7, they atenotdranes 10 ahs sliye,
lXt mpstnfstham havetbeir 0Np q stamp

ssqaaaliil7i sqalil7i they atenot dranes ipahss sliye,
|lYt mpstnfssbam hsveesheir0Sq 9 otAmpt
and poealiarity!s Hhetiyyeqpgt patp
With the flower in his coat has, won his
spa1 governing E some greet 1qdiae
fb galalpes'l II ii ~
white 1hataupdsrs The ilaa.traea sis,uthe
:Me9bearaffbar Fl Nl.2a2; N whose speetheswe'
have All Tssauas night after night :, hs 9,
his battls g fhs 5 Per 9;ef e fhS a5s
HaalnsI.
.aNi different 70 write ill., only '*if' ths
! present. Is one thinks If fFulham Lawn!
Many d6d 1mhanya past is there to'lsoneE
eff. .ps, $50 closely interviewer With 2the'
present, that it is difficult u distinguish
the, Whose eyes are thoselook,ng
gpsat ps Fl from the little maaiden's' facet
Neither own onlJ?eWhose ssyingiis it
sse gro alH thinking of, ss we: stand
talking together, aud confouud present
|, ,sudep past laughter aud talk aud smiling:
faces with others that seem even more
vivid still than the actual living ones?
and listen sto words spoken 3 tcarelessly,
that ,aresliks 40 answer to- otbor words
,ttlhna.tgepheea tln. years and ,ears'sgs7s 'jo:;7
Aq Yeiterdayaa little boy lcame running
Il anIpItt9 Ihis mother with a. great yellow
rose all glimmering. and he smiled las
he, threw it into her7lap p.r2 She took It
up, and then sbs blushed when she
sbsnt her head over II, and Ia suddenly
,remehbeIed Gait The FIRST timeeI' lad
eyer seen ther;;s one had givsennF her
q, jellow rose iss'shs sat' under thatgvyeryE
ttfes, ! shy girl, in sembre cloud;like
aHeRs 'hT still ip mourning IT, hef: home,
B ttqeEipe g9, 81 ene, ffightsned l9 le0king at
y al with curious lishtpips Cd ,g|tnosg ' ssg
Qnb tiat jAtnRPeFp day hgZ tep .a yearss arsspA re-
hl thhisI Beautiful woman was al sa'j;gFIto gFIto IF IF
tyenty, shy, dim; ssillent;; bpt,, 10 truth
it haas always ,besna AZ mezs h. ia signs 'Jaeds
le9kr that 4shslls has spoken skl "a Il than by
words. .aYeEy sIdarkr ralaad hair, adir,7 very bpsle
~ all. ~1osv eoF+ ,v;lI ovc, rno.> ->.
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SlIO1QO bREISW13. IS Y .ARj5;sDI. Rj5;sD

aEir''p'aith l4 II f5j9ls 1f5iijhsfy !y W';es;k
'B{fE'DIs;; ( lis; W:AijGuNsss:
4 :ss ,BE{kTEAlp1x|, w. &tas:;* .: .'ss s's
ksPi cohsta tattly sass oa sshaads!s1aeix hsssa
I haaizsa .:1si:sa /. :s;sas ;aw,s4s
Driving Relssofa all kinds,
;iiia (s :js GsB 81 gg g|5.h ::',. ,s
g 'sa'ss's sAsnehso,rfss,, ssaisss ooa "a.
ssssqga IT won haa ,ssaesI saseiaa:
ii s'qe'g 10 Boom Angprs,os s=
IL oas sssTsosev siss'e as.saseasp g
u Ts's@a' al hos'd 1fes9acss !Gspt
'1@':ah hssaE!i ssaEix{ l. tsaRs tsRs s:ss !so5 ds;s
ii sss<snp sssvi4g" cd
- ~ Orders .9 R19erptlz; ;lt lsttendsa ass e,
and eatlafaetien ysss aparaAn'tssdr .e1A'l.ssr !. ,,a
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esd sssaI ssIuL tsd| La1T3.
'BQ1HaAM 1,A,WN..s I.


! ID, sss ssoo,s eli, syza neoL aos2 :
sgJ sshau CHAptfR 1si1aq 10 doad
j.. Ndtaa hilssffom Y 1.dnden,o almost
IsHsiltPhythaesuho ofsita sm.lituaeU and
the yiaeatioa Of it<Sf'npday bel,s stands
az, ehhoauDsith grsn:hvni, hidden
! efrsfqapItas fsfa hosd sbpS High sllh and hyathe
IEBsus.'ing gahnde IF elu,tgeea,i thati have
shadf adfdandarwtisdsovs1:t The sheadIs of
. many : agenstaioupassihg nnsaita dway
sthroqghAtns DID shnuse e'sThe green
~ eqp4essoutbiiehtin IN theeeaflyissumner.
Bjilg& up inst6dihrasshea 'ohnrupio&
9 eend miodingtheirs nests. Thee sspar<
roNs arsaoo;unlikespeopla whai have
JWe,s,de \, their homes in sdmeg gttr,pqaif
cloi4ssEor sol'esate sitys ,mong,anshes;
:! !teonchSdnbystim14of hhichosths. oofna,
sh91 men Is are dispersed and broken, and:
ga eresthatghts sbiqstbreggh cracked;
and ana is3,Wrssthed d RUNE. iioP Peqpls1o iye,
Happily in ancient houses and cloisters,
8 sna e. saaanepld desihefaneet iisthsiE. Aenss
afe a5, pA'4hs Aeayeeh Ts asresn, w though
f6e' f5ho trunks are gray, and the, branches
6 twisted y ,aapd nqes ssteeaa atsssnay zbess A
fancy that tAsgeises mg;pqraharmon4
io|aslS : y from saoh surroundings, ,,but iii
= 40 Q faesz that tho trapalsa xe!lds7 sqmasi; qai
people live sino seen, to o srepssti their
j n(9odsvdt -dslissbtss elammts. esfsze.xells;s
Ao4 sopebnse Of feaa;.. eseajng;r.wbenz
The Lawn IL qpiet, and the lights from
: the : old farphepse 9ozit, iHass psthiinrs,
nor lin the 1begipnipe) shine, ont int
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ii esps,=v:-1sonetimes u: taep,.
! nilgbtinssle begins to Isiasuaissgsa od
=, Yohssanseeiths ailednoois and high
'ebimneys Of Fulbam Lawn, from the
iYerypeep'bg'orers the branches statEa,
new rows Of houses thakaars r<aoedipgs
up |toiitsvery wallis Ne dosaotr love,
the oh:place ethe 1ess abeeanse it4ai1
somewhat quaint in sdressrandr re ont sqof;
,moaes Itsspasshgesare tortdoss and1be-
,wineripg, its many flights and ostairz
csaesla4s utte,ly oonfusing tothose Who,
arg unused1to ehems&lIt !.safe
pehind its wall in its quaint old.fashion.t
ed| esfs amobssathsI, grssns protesting
ne day yshsy will oagivsaotbeirs
lives to save the dexrs'ola nphces aud
'Mll one by one" like seneries at their
.Posts, but it Will bs I'll @vaihr Mean
While, human hirds, Ike their proto-
Up 81 il tks bl'nsaksst t1ijsns sons yssi
Utter year persistently am baumntSin1ga tS1a' t6e !
'olpdeeasshass,sn saSau, ,:anapsskng the ill.,
Erl crumbs dispsrssd'sbysF'ths': liud
h'Oas sf tn aistsss. q 4 tbe besl, lhensq 9 b.
Ralhsa@ Isssn9s ss9s a ssh9 6ae a>yI ,j's il ee9Re
|1t the pleasantest places imaginable :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-08
Grand Millinery Stock /!
VUaAH- dIaNO
Complete and Elegant AS
surtment Of Spring
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-08

10000 and 10000 miners are out Of em-
ployment in this country, and as fast Us
the news flashed over the wiresr the mem'
bers Of the Miners and Laborers Benevo.
lent Union began enrolling in the grand
army Of strikers. This Society Is COM
posed Of Welsh, Irish, English, Ameri-
cans, Germans, and numbers over 40, 600
members, all bound by the result Of the
meeting OF the Grand Council, which re.
fuses all compromise with the managers.
The chief clerk OF the coal department Oi
the Delaware, Lackawana and Western
Railroad Company, says that the Compa-
nv has l50, 900 tons of coal on hand, which
Isl distributed in the yards at Scranton,
Port Washington, Hoboken, Elizabeth,
Syracuse, Buffalo, IthiCa and in tranist at
Great Bend and N. Hampshire Junction,
The companies which control the an
tlracite region are the Delaware, Locka-
wanna s. Western Pennsylvania, and Del
aware and Hudson Canal Coal Compan;
les, They employ nearly 1900 men, In.
Guiding brakemen and labOrers employed
on several roads which transport coal
All Of the latter sympathise with the
strikers, and are necessarily out Of en-.
ployment when tho miners are not at
work. Much excitement exists, and, the
citizens are greatly. alarmed. Liquor Is
freely used, and trouble is apprehended:
The Union has fund Of over 5000 900, all
of which tho strikers will expend rather
than submit TO the injustice sought to DC
done them, and which they say Is only
scheme to raise the price Of coal, alter
which the companies will accedc to their
demands. -I.li. ,.r ..a.s',.I i.a,