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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
COURT NOTES

John Goldback sued Henry Kinkle in the
City Court of Brooklyn for 5000 damages and recovered
Elk cents.
The Supreme Court of the United states will
liourn on wednesday until Monday, TnaaL giving Day
intervening.
In consequence of the engagement OF Judge
barnard at the Supreme Court General Term Presiding
Justice Miller Of the Third District sengaged in finishing
~ last months Special Term business
The case of Gertrude KOelgcs agt. The
Guardian Mutual Lie Insurance Company Of New-York
ready reported came up for new trial before Judge
Gilbert in the Kings County Supreme Court Circut
Ter Law The aiutifi's conn iut was dismissed ana NE
case will now e. the Court of Appeals for maj JuHI
L., 1t and decision
The sealed verdict brought in on saturday
IN the case Of johnson AIT. \. L. Thomas tried III
Tie Superior Court Part L. gives the Ilanlih >nS 30
johnson brought suit 10 recover nearly $1,000 when
TIomas wac charged with taking irUin linz 10 une
While acting cashier ana hoJAkttrcI iOi tH' Piin'"
o whOic sale grocer IL CaiaI-~t
In the matter of the widening of broadway
between Thirty -tlrdst and nc Central Park and also
above tent.-st, a motion was TO have
Teen made yesterday morning at 81 bcfore Judge Car
Room NO. i, 20 confirm the report or the tuu
JnissOners OF Estimate and Assessment For some uneh
Iiancd reason the motion was adjourned untl Dec ~
James r. Brown brings suit against John
COmcs and others, in rart OF the Superior Court to
$780, alleging nat al the beginning of 1869 A.
Oeinler proposed that shOuld advance him (Ocmfl
s,Uo, anu ne Wound up nm lls entire garden crop.
Iis Brown did, ana q luer shipped certain amount
him. and portion lIOunting to 500 to Comics the
defendant Plaintiff seeks 10 recover this 500,
fhc ground o. pOsu' agreement with OemIer Culnbes
claims 10 rlaln u b + advances made by HE hfU,
fne agreement being r0T 10 that with tie plaut n
Jury directed to bring "a a sealed verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF YEW-YORK.

PORT OF NEW-Y q.
CLEARED.
Seanps-E Plirchd Trout Phisdelphis Msyfower Fnis
Philadelphia; Prsncons Bragg Porand Isaac Bell Bourne. Noros
sc Annie Chase Wilmington De- Mar, Grumey Philadelphia
Rsri.Ibsvd McNu Loekhar Bristol Eng: Moreia Fosse Rot
-riam; surprise Nekeon. Csds Casco Gsrner Minsttsn
su-Spn; T. Pickering Torre Gbrari Redwood Gardner
sch-B 4 DeHsrt Sherlock Pierre Mart R A Ford Car
peBtcr, st John " b.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cts Of Brooln BROOKS Liverpool Nov TO- and Qne'n
steamship santiago Cuba Lnebuner Brouvershaven Oct %
e Herman Livingston Cheesnar Savarnsh and pass
Steamship Clyde Hunter. Charleston, mdse and pass
ship Blue Jacket simmons Cao Aug % via Hampton Roads Nov
BARK Ianercos, Rsrh Legborn sept II. marble &c
sehr Royal Arch, Tuttle. Havana 10 DAYS.
Sc John AWood Gebaw, ST. Andrews and Cabus, Od Pov
Seh GeG Grant Corpus Christi sept 2s Nara, Nov
ScHr AulJa & Laura. NeIDioe Bsrscos p dsys. fruit
scHooSERs-kIyEE ND ooAsT~sE,
C. Woolsey. Alsrandns. Minne hnne Alexandria.
4 p (ranner Alexandra 4. H. Cam, Alexandra.
Henry Finch, A-ISuiria- Decatur. Philadelphia
j. r. Williams. Baltimore EmIy ! Jennie. Fhiade pima
John y Dourtey, Delaware. g. II. Bent, Philadelphia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN 2-Arred. steamships Wa LSwrnoe from Bait
Nu George H. jenkins Shells; ST. Dominique from 81
Thomas brig, Survsu Perry from TURKS Island faaGe Lincoln
Bahamas; Charles Miller from Philadelphia j. Leighton, from
Eizalethport; schr J. A Cfocker from Jacksonville
MONROE Nov. 2Psssed in Tor Baltimore baTks ST.
Midas for NevY Dora for Rio Janeroi shr Louisa for HalfI
NV 6aEtSs Nov 2~Anved steamship St Louis Whitehead
from Ne"-lork
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrYYSrowN 2The steamship CITY Of Paris % the 1nman
Line Nsiors Liverpool touched az this port a. clock this
morning and proceed steamship of the CunArd Line
from New-fOrk for Liverpool arrived at this morning
LONDONDERRY 2Tbe steamship SCANDINAVIAN 81 the Allan
Lime Qnebec Gasgos touched at this pOu to-day
NAVAL.
The Z ;. siesni.hip Portsmouth was in Bahia Oct 90
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

TUESDAY. Nov. %
Mails the Hamburg steamship Cinhda
foot Of Trst Hoboken close the Post Ohce at Il NoSupli
me Mail. Steamship a z ..
WEDNESDAY. %
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
close the ~
Supplementary Mail FOR paid Letters only made Pier No
snd closes at lOp All letters deposited Supplementary Mails
he prepaid with double postage
Mas Porto Plata Domingo SANTANA &C. Per steamship
Tybee close Al the POs,Ohoe al 2 ,. IN
Mails Argentine Republic Brazil and ST. Thomas per steamship
South from Pier No. - n r. close the PostOhce
Steamship sails al ,.
THURSDAY. Nov. %
Thanksgiving DsyTle Post Once and all Mails oos this day at 10
O'Clock n.
Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Tariff Cuusrd Dock jersey City cose at the Po ofrt at 3S
No Supplementary Mail
Ms FOR Havana and Indies per steamship Colombia
from y 10 q steamship sail, al 9 oCf ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Nov ri. 1910.
There were no public sales to-day, and the
Exchange was deserted Tomorrow James N. Miller
Will hold sale Of leasehold property situated on East
Houstonst The saes advertised for the present week
unimportant. Messrs. Dingee, ketcham Co WI
offer on the sh OF December the entire block bounded by
Fifth and Madison-aves. and Seventy nlnth--I.
An auction sale was held at st 0eton on Saturday ny
the Of the supreme Court large number OF buy
err were pres MT and prices fair The following
were the sales; lois e. s. of Gore-st, 10 II. n. Of
Cedars each 25x1OO 81 225; lots adj s7so; lots W. =
of Iudsopst 10 IT. H. of Cedarst. same size 600 lot
adj same size, ss5 lots adj same slze g lots D. e.
cor Cedar and Hudson-sts., each bflel s4@ asgp
size $500 5 lots adj, W = Hmdson-st, SAME SIZE,
$3.50 lots Gray-st 100 n. G. OF Hudsoh- eaeh 2k
100 $500 lot adj, same size, sl93 lots au' = = oI
Gray-st, <G0; lots adj, $50 gUre io' auJr '4oc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
CRIMINAL.
William Fisher. charged bef

William Fisher. charged before Commissioner
Shields with attempting To pass SO counterfeit bill Of
The City National Bank Of Utica, ON Hugh McDorley;
mat the bad, but said he passed II in a
joke. Committed in default of bail.
In the Kings County Court of Sessions yes
tcrday. Michael smith, IS sent to the Peniten
tary for two years stealing carpets, valued at $40
from the south Concrc gatiOnal Church James Dcmp
sy, convicted Of an attempt to steal from the person
years and six months.
The examination Of Raymond Ran and Fran
Frunk, the who alleged by Capt Grinde ~
Old Colony attempted 10 fire the vessel on the voyage
from Cadz TO this port has been Indefinitely postponed
j. false and prevent them from having the Cap
tain arrested for brutaes practeed upon them during
In the Yorkville Police Court, Philip Nc
CURE and Jnhu Ferris engaged in the riot in the Nine
enth Ward sunday yesterday remanded to the
alton House 10y Justice Coulter TO await the result OF
Inbcr was yesterday committed Ia answer On charge
q stealing o bullock worth ss5, belonging TO "eo Ae1
auGer of One-hundrcdth-st
In the Court of General Sessions. Patrick
Iarnev was arragned Yesterday for stealing SIC from
No ST. Greenw. ch-st. occupied by Thomas Moysahan
When asked il he WAS guilty, he cried ont sury, OF
course, broke in - Judge Bedford sentenced him to
A. years In the state Prison on receiving his
.-utence, Tcaruoy exclaimed " All right The
risouer il cX-cOuNict. and served ont TWO year,
rIn only five months ago. Isaac Williams, coored
wa sentenced for five YEAR, for stealing secvc-mttons
--ued nj SOS from Thomas Murphy No n Nailrk ST
Jln schmidt for stealing "A handbook from H. Hussic
OF No. ~ Laurcrst aud obtaining WIN SD from
tne Bowery SAVINGS Bank. was similarly sentenced
Joseph Benton pleaded guilty 10 the larceny Of s560 from
j. c. Dalton. II heug lis hrst ofens' and upon ms
promise TO reform sentence suspended. Cross
Nelson H. indicted with Edward l. Fargo for stealing
5000 boud from Morris, son. Hntchin-ou. "" -.
JrOadwdy ID 1865. This the affair iu which Jerome
BRADLEY was sentenced for five wears. The evidence Yes
rdav did not crimin8tc Nelson Fargo further than
L. prove that the bond found In then possession
Nelson said il was given him through Fargo, who re-
reiyed II from one Brandon 81 Nc. Ot bioed"a!: ne
lad never attempted TO conceal This, aud was not con
e. rned in the robbery. Oher Witnesses testified 10 the
GOOD character the accused, and Judge bedford non
q ably discharged both Of them. On complaint OF John
Osborne OF No 81 Broadway, Charlie Crosby, alas
,gs Jim alias Two for-sue," tried Tor the theft
Sll2 from The complainant the 18th OF April found
ray and sentenced 70 four years IN the state Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
Auriion Sales of nfal Gstdte.

nON'T FORGET to attend the last great
~ sALB Of 50 splendid VILLA PLOTS In the Village Of Hseken
%t WEDNESDAY Nov a. 1870 at o'clock the premises
The Aaeone Instructed sell the lots without the highest
bidder The only chance that will he offered whereby
rood lots al os figures Streets and opened and Traded and
u. property oay wsk Enc and Midland Railroad
DePos One half purchase For
haps and free railroad passes ke., apply to . -.
T. NJ MASON
No Centrest New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
THE NEGLIGENCE OF BANK OFFICERS.

On the Goth of December, 1866, man giving
his J. c. Carter applied to the First National
Bank OF ST. Louis for two drafts this city for
s. and the other for Sc So giving his for taking
drafts instead OF that they TO pay taxes
The drafts drawn the Ninth National Bank OF
NeW-YOrk the of business they reached the
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana, but in altered condition,
The S. draft having been changed 10 S5 and the ~ ~
draft 20 8 700 and the Endorsement -. C. Carter also
changed 20 -. c. Custer" The Louisiana bank sent
them the Bank OF America in this city for collection
aud they were duly paid by the Ninth National Bank.
The forgery afterward discovered, and the Ninth
National Bank brought suit against the Bank OF
America, which was called for trial in the supreme
Court Circuit before Judge Van Brunt yesCi day The
defendants moved 10 dismiss the complaint on the
ground that the 81. Louis bank guilty OF negligence
in not giving notice TO the plaintiff OF the alterations
until 50 days after they had been discovered hy them
Court inclined 10 take this view Of the case but
hlally permitted the plaintiff TO withdraw juror On
payment the Of the action and the therefore
the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
THE RAMSAY ERIE COMPLICATIONS.

The case of the Erie Railway Company against
Ramsay the counter suit brought 10y Ramsay, and the
case OF Eaton against the Erie Railway Company were
all called for trial in the Supreme C0nr at Special term
Yesterday morning BY order OF Judge Barnard the first
two adjourned to the first Monday in December,
and the third 10y Of counsel until the
same dale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
rae FIRsr WARD pocToRs, QUARREL.

The examination of Deputy Coroner Shine,
charged with having assaulted Dr. J. NJ Merrill last
September while attending Mrs. Mulvihh in her con-
hnement was continued yesterday before Justice Do"
ling Dr. Merrill testified that DR.. Walker who had
been stricken from the rolls OF the Medical College IOr
malpractice had told him that he intended 10 reach III
Shine through this case. "a -. - ,as
Patrnlman Michael MuldoOn testified that ne Nas
called 10 Mulvihls residence in West-st, and lounn
Or. Merrill and Mulvihin struggling win eao 1
other: Merrill was covered with bood,. an1 1
was assisted down stairs his head was cur, anu
there were marks OF teeth his LEFT arm slulNl,
hin was intoxicated Mrs. Mary MulvihhI ci no. ~
Mcsi-st testified that she summoned Dr. smut W
her on sept "a; the complainant yainy Ileu 10
her 90 employ him; when DIR. shine came IN ne Io9
SDr Merrill In attendance her husband was htoXlcated
and lyir on the floor Dr. Shine testified that he had
been engaged by Mrs Mulvihl some time previous TO
her illn when summoned he found that he could he
absent for an hour or two; his return, ne found Dr.
Merrill there and told him the case belonged 10 MN
sef Merrill said something about spite and malice and
AZ, Cd rs though be had weapon witness finally
obtaiped the patient, and found her in dan
rer of death from hemOrrhage; some words
assed and witness told Muvihill to put Merrn out;
Merrill then demanded pay and struck Muvihill in the
evt struggle ensued ana witness shut the door that
was all he knew Of the matter; Dr. Walker filed
with malice toward witness because he had locked him
Ip on q charge Of malpractice; Merrill understood
Walkers partner witness has been In the country
for eight years is a graduate of the Dublin Medical
University and has diplomas he had never tried TO
settle the present case; man had from Merrill TO
witness would pay any money, but he had refused
70 pay, or 10 quash the flanagan case If Merrill paid
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

counterfeit
money, have dee 10 Is Of our NE In
STATE Prison yca deal you viii seurcly to STATE rnso
or later and advice for toach IT.
Respectfully. s BKrrSi
Assistant DstrctAttorney Purdy objected 10 the let
Ter, evidence the ground that il was fraud con
coced for the occasion No such letters had been onu
IN the Office and IL ridiculous suppose that the
prisoners guardians of the public seeking 10 cure
reckless persons OF love for counterfeit money Inc
good money found doubtless decoy shown 10 Nls-
itOrs and represented TO be counterfeit 10 impress @
pie with idea Of the excellence Of the imitation Inc
letter ruled OF evidence, and al the prisoners
were held 20 await the action OF the Grand Jur!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
DECISIONS

Supreme Court ChUsters.-By Judge Brady
D. Harmony Pr and Aanc usarsuc CoOrl,r granted Morgan
Wet ost-i cincr Dee rel ptes et..u
for Mafeh ig.i r. p,0 ~ VIZ
Arpeyart.- ritr granted. JeVel down
1aribsf tcsnug lie fourth NOBia, SOembrr sr DO A. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

CoUEr APpEALs-ALBANI. Nov. 2lCouu Of Appeals day
calendar Nov ~ Nos ca p % 49! a. - al 81 56 g.
GENERAL sEssoss-Before BEDFORD. "opens a. II
The People George Brine rap Gusye PGseT VIM Robinson
Charles
Grossly Lewis and Logan Pay grand larceny Mary tsmftr,
Martha Borga larceny Gart the ouiou assault bat
teri; Sarah h. Boger disOrderly house
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P4SCENGERS dRRITTD.

FROM SlVANNAH-In steamship Herman Livingston Nov IL
Pointer and wife r. G MKeuns John Msrsnd Miss r. H. Ger
R. Parneno james H. Gin, John NczernAI, C. K Lo,eus
and in the steerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
Auttion Sales of Real gsiatc.
J. JoHSsos ~, AsenoneeL
DY jon NSON a. NIL LER,

J. Johnson, u, AseuoneeL
RY jon NSON a. NJ / l. l. Err,
ID AuCTI0NERRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. ID sAssAr-sT. fEDaE Nsv lOsI.
Residence Sos Lou County and Farms bought
r.nod eIohnred Loan negpsteI AGeon sales o, Furniture
TIMORE-TRUSTEES' SALE OF BAR
ID NUNS CITY HOTEL Baltimore City BY vrse Of d. I.
Of the Circuit Court Of Baltimore city, ne snder.snel Tr,iee vii
,.I 81 pahe sale Brhsbrs Ssrsroom Baltimore on
THURSDAY the 18th dsy Of Decemer, jgj oeos that
lors 20, ,bu,hed celebrated Hotel ~id.lv tnovn
BAkNJAs CITY 10 EL
10 said cfF With olt Cssr
ius from Fa.ue Bsnt 9th depth II
ID on Btnt Ian. of 1871 feet
m, IMPROVEMENTS the extensive Hotel widely
BARNIMS CITY HOTEL srh il Restaurant 81 rec sni Bar
hrS tsntng talT.t otes Nth Kobern
iru ke The Hotel ocsei heart NJ city
detailed desoed
ar Plat property be the odee Of The Trustees
lo vii tie property and nv. al Information de-
Th. nropeu, viii a FREE Of ID, stpk debt sa-ct
ground rent amounting ih eight hundred aud Gy 1sol dosr
p.b, weary rsserred '.paa portions o. the gognd Of
u hi -four hundred and eghtJ g. tH dollars
r,m., pleasure and the Of three undvi AMI seventy o
TFans"0p. ihb cash; bssuo, ia sOd y.sr With interest
'-' H. TAG sRT. No. - LeIinstoslL,
IA LiNIHICtM, Ne. al Norm Charles ct,
Trustee.
W BENNETT Co.
Ase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
Citn Rcal gsinie for Sale.

EOR SALE A snug, thrce-stOry BRICK
HOUSE good with Improvements and pleasant
neghbohood Possession Immediately Apply premises 2d Essi
Efytighthst.
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printing.

NSvM. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS an LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

6.55 43 Noon to7
SANDY Ioos 90. 10 ia Hell Gate -
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CORPORATION Noiitts.

,,,o, g,y.yo,E DrPAETNusT 90 fISAHI BrksAr - rHH
% TAIEf, fOrErHorsk (
Y fOy. J. 1870
y,,o X-pAYERS.-Notice is hereby given
H., o,s ,t cent sd1rd 70 al tsIes UNPAID on s h
eo.elf, also additional one per cent Oh pomnff 10 va ~
upnal on January interest al the rate o. IL pei t,ni
csenstsd tie ds the books we're feo,'e ' hs ne
GIVE, o JsIe, 10 neni ~iB he Sd1eo no 'h 10
$3.50 % s,eja,l nj a once hours from a. n "a m
'''0''a 'He' '"", BERNARD shfTH. Receiver
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-15

SCANDAL IN ENGLISH HIGH LrFE.-A
London paper reports story that GER
tain peer, now about sixty, married. some
thirty years ago. the daughter Of another
peer, and that at the time he contracted
this marriage. he was already married.
When very young he had fallen in love
with girl Of obscure origin, and induced
her to become his mistress. In order to
quiet her scruples, he wen. through form
ofmarriage which he believed to be null
and void. and which she, too, must have
supposed to be so. BY his second mar
riagc he has a large family-some in the
law, some in tho church, some in the civil
service. and many Of the daughters are
well. married. There are also children
by his first wife A few years ago this
wifc-mistrcss consulted the lawyers, and
who assured by them that her marriage
was perfectly legal. Thereupon she nat
urally desired to establish the Legitimacy
of her children. aud her own right to be
countess. but for time the sinews of
war were not forthcoming. Very recent
ly, wealthy brother has returned from
Australia, and he preferring to he broth
or to Countess instead Of an Earl's mis-
tress, has furnished the necessary funds,
and ii Is expected that the case will short
~ come TO trial.
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they were separated, and ro-maiched.
But after the change one Of them refused
to cat. and pIned AWAY 50 as to be un-
serviceable. and to all appearances SEEM
ed sick unto death. A member Of the
battery. familiar with their history and
horses, expressed the opinion that the
separation from his mate was the cause
Of his sickness. and at his suggestion he
was returned to his old place. With
evident pleasure at the change. he began
Immediately to improve in health. grew
fat rs well as happy. and faithfully with
his loved mate. did his duty at the battle
OF Bull Run. ..'." 'r" Col
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-15

An Irishman. who had been absent
for some time on n fishing excursion, met
ono of his friends, who inquired what
luck he had. Oh he replied, we had a
most Elegant time entirely who were
of your party? asked his friend, There
were five Of u.s. was his answer. There
was myself. one; the two Scrogginses,
two; Terry Toole, three; Jim Rasin,
four. There certainly rere five Of us.
There was Jim Kasin, one; Terry Toole,
two; myself three; and the two Scroggin-
ses. four; It's very strange that can't re-
member who the fifth man was! There
was myself. one; Jim Kasin. two; the
two Scrogginses, three; and Terry Toole.
four; and may the devil fly away wild
me II can't recollect who the fifth man
vast #s
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The Best Supper Time.

Is demonstraoiy' especially IN war;"
weather. hall an hour OF more oeiore sun
down; not as mere convenience nor =
!. a hric'onea 'neory' nS q ne0'ss'sy =.
the very hai"fc oi 'iipss Il "0 "''H :"
avoid q great variety Oh u'se''seS.
First Whatever ''cineh's Oh a'sc''''
are found IN inc morning ar IN warih
weather. are present also IN the air about
shutdown.
Second. hsupper Is deiaye" 'oo long,
tho work ofthe afternoon ma, 80 cShaus'eu
tho strength the power 10 "orh' VI INC
iood eaten NJ dihhef. 'nat inc sys'oin - ioi'
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SCHOOL. ~
pEroRk SCHOOL.


.ou.r,sr Of nine Boys and Girls, do you hesrr
aope more bueh~heAt. then, b quick. mothel
dear" @
awhere Is my lunebeon-boxr' "Under the shelf,
Just In the place wher. you len II YOURSELF"
81 can't say my table," 40, hnd me my cap"
Zone Kiss for mamma, and sweet sis In her lap0
.Be good, dear,- "Pn Try" 80 times Us 81"
Take your mittens" "All risht!" "Hurry up
Bill; let's run"
with asian Of the door, they arc Cd, girls and
boys,
And the mother draws breath In the lull OF their
AyrxR scuooL
"Don't wake up the baby. Come gently, my dear"
"Oh, motheri "rye torn my new dress, just LOOK
here! - ..#
I'm sorry! only was climbing the WALL
30, mother nv map was the incest Of ALL"
and Nelly, IN spelling, went up 10 the headi"
40, say, Can 20 on the hill with my sledr
ave got such toothaehei" ''Thc teachers un'
hlr"
SIS dinner most ready, I'm Just like beari"
De patient, worn mother. they're growing mp hst
These nursery whirlwiDd', not long do they last'
still. lonely house would be Oar worse than noise
Rejoice and DO glad In your brave girls and boys:
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Col. BENTON on HORACE GREELEY
AND Scion ROBINSON was the opin-
ion of the late Thos. III. Benton that Scion
Robinson's chief merit, like that of Sam
son, lay in his hair. "Fcllow-citizens,"
said Col. Benton once in speech at St.
Louis, .'the editor of the New York
Tribune. Horace Greeley, is the whitest
man I ever saw. His hat is white, his
coat is white, his pantaloons are white;
he has white hair and white face, and
I thnk you will find that his liver Is
about the whites. thing about him. The
assistant editor of the Tribune, fellow
citizens. is Scion Robinson. Scion Rob
inson is an Irishman. and everything
about him is red. He has red face,
and n red head. aud" ts
Just here the speaker caught sight Of
n couple of double-fistcd, red headed
Irishmcn standing near. who looked pref,
ty much rs II they would little rather
swallow him whole than not.
"But. fellow-citizens." he continued,
II mean no discspect to my Irish friend,
by speaking Of red-beaded lrishman,
Indeed. may say rs a compliment &c
any such who may chance to be here
To day that never saw a red
headed woman in my life that wasn't
virtuous. nor rcd-headed man. with q
single exception. that wasn't honest: and
ii is my deliberate conviction. fellow-citi
zens. that IL IL hadn't been for Scion Rob
\ inson's red head he would have beer
hanged long aso."-LOaisriiie Courier
L,lIyytal ~.