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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-17
Ghe lailn State 9eeister,
Published Daily. Mondays Exeeptsd,)
BY
PERKINS & STREET.

OFFICE-Rail's Brick Building. Second
street, opposite the Capitol
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Rates Of Adverttstngi

One square 10 lines) first insertion-...s3 90
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A Try JOHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER.
~. Absolute and at public auction,
at Aston Statues % West Thirteenth street, this We'd
fine tin road and family Horses being part the stock
OF private gentlemen about leaving the city, and also In
BY order 81 James Lewis 500 executor 10 close an estate
hh and years. flowing tails and names good steppera;
or tricks sene true in al harness. good sadder.: have
X ID Aso Coupe tcy made Rockaway pole and shafts,
Harness. &C.
Handsome and synsh Span OF gray Horses. l5 high,
and years o extraor inary and superior team;
flown tails and manrs combine svle speed and beauty
will step to the pole close to mnutes good in all harness;
Gray Messenger stock, dam horoughbrrd; warranted
sound kind
Fine stylish bay Morgan Horse In Vermont l5X
high years old Is superior roer AMI hnc sadder very
gentle; be driven by adv has vices amiabc dis
position and Of great endurance all driver; will
rOt in three nnues warranted sound and kind, and
rapted
Dark bay Horse. 5x years old; has been fam
lily horse: gentle kind and agreeable driver fears
ing; be driven to locomotive and II warranted sound
and kind.
bar bay yaddle Horse i5X high years old gaits
10 sadde IL broken TO harness. amiabe and has
Teen driven phaeton BY ladies and children
al light, shifting top Road Wagon; city made; in fine
order Also no top Wagons Harness. Robes Blankets &C.
THIS stock IL for positive and pcremptory SALE Can te
rced upon in every particular Full particulars at sale.
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CUPRkME COURT. .
y OF the application OF the Mayor, Aldermen
Iommonaty VI tie city OF New YORK, resuve 10 the
widening and strengthening OF
BROADWAY,
between Thryfuuh AMI Fty nintD street, ana also
the makins OF that OF Broadway between
THiriy Dn and that part between fOrtv
second sweet and Forty seventh street. oi greater w'dh
''"' 0"' in TiIn CITY or NEW YORK.
We, the undersgne Commissioners OF Estimate ana Az
above entitled matter, hereby give notice 70
lessees, occupant or occ
oi al houses uts. lmfToved or unmprOye Janus
Affected the above en-, TED roeeng mat IN pursuance
the OF The of The Legislature OF me
people New YORK. ented "An act IN relation
10 The widening strengthening broadway, 10 Inc city
aud to regulate the practcc IN that procce-
ng passed FEBRUARY ~ ls7l we have competed our esu
mate sail emile matter, and that
OF proposed report therein sh WIN tho
damage, and the assessments imposed Tor
btnent IN sad matter has been deposited IN we oce me
Puoic Works, ~ The city Of New lork sail
sal 0ce oren TO public inspection
anu the slst December, 1871 when
onI resort herein together with said aosuac viii be
presented for the Court al
Term hereof be held befo the ton. Albert Cardoyo,
Juslce Court House In the city of New York. said
flat cay Of December lo7 ~ the opening OF Court.
dated NEw YoRk, No emocr % 1911.
JOHN o. JONES, [ Corrr.,..,oo.n.
WILLIAM WOODS S''''VA"
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


ClTY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
Bureau OF Arc Office of the Clerk Of Arrears Sept
Notice Lands Tencmcn.s unpaid OF
1851 1861 and 16 and Croon rents OF 1885, 1876 and
1857.
the direction OF the Comptroller Of the city of New
York, undersgned hereby lie notice. pursuant
ton Of taxes, and the city
New York. and umeld the several acts In relation
thereto" passed hprii 9. 1871.
respect Of all lands and tenemen In
the which have been afi and
6rmod, situate In Nos to g. inclusive for the
paid and the respective owners Of all lands ana
In the city OF New situated the afore
sa which the regular Croon water rents have been lard
for the 1885, 80 and 1867 and are now remaining due
unpaid are required to pay the SAG take, AMI Croton
remail AM imp Ill the Clerk OF
his oce In the Department OF Finance, IN tho
House, with the In thereon the OF
per cept to the time Of payment with the
charges of this nouce and advertisements and VI de-
fault shall be made IN such payment suchA lands and
new House. In the City Hall PARK, in the city
New Thursday the 4lh day Of December, ls7
o'clock noon, for the lowest which
person shall oner to take the In consideration of ad
vancing the amount OF Croion the
due aad unpaid and tho thereon
rrtiseueut and all other and charges accrued
thereon and that such will be continued
time until al the spds and tenemens here advertised for
sale shall be sold.
And is hereby further given that detailed state.
OF the taxes and the Croon the
UNPAID, Is published In pamphlet. and copies Of the
pamphlet deposited In the Office OF the Blu Of the
Clerk Of Arrears, and will be delivered to apply
ing for the same A. s. CADY. Clerk OF Arrears
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- - 49, e. - -
LEGAL. NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE REsoLITE FIRE INSURANCE
" Company. ISL Broadway. New York. November ISL.
in re,Iuson from the Superintendent Of the
Insurance. Department oil OF New YORK dated
November lb the sockh ders of the Rcsoute Fire In
company the city Of New Yors, are re urei 10
rl0 600 IN cash. being 80 cent the
nal ck the Office Of SAID company l5t Broadway
the city sls day oil DECEMBER
ISL to good dencency OF the capital impaired by
JOHN GIHON, President.
WILLIAM Al. RANDELL, Secretary.
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A T BARKER 4 CHASES
"A CITY A CTloN MART AND NEW YORK latter.
coRNtR OF BROADWAY and rh.rty.ninsh stree.

consIRo 1F r. soSxfn sns street.
tssSs. StSs :: s,i; 5F!t g.
ON HytEY HORSE sod sna GM's ws .1r 1a..
sA 5a DAE Vt ! Ssoe ss
ss% y ma!oa no . s k1
5h high FIVE years oi was bred BY Timothy Dasan ESQ.,
..s 'ps aas
no a and ' S. r s
HS ss .no ' r
hh ;!Ies gsdsrss FINE nav ,.
gil DAY ster in bN driven BY iaay;
me- sSas ss. s tas y
S:SS ssa. wagon asy >;
S1s be LADY I'M .ys b snS
Chief and Is half brother to Tommy Jefferson, sndpromses
RAE n Eat AND FASTEST brown ,rons
Pony N New York geldlns, - a n,rb years old WAS
sy SF' 1a sga
ale l. ~aa Inc for ladies' or Children use
s sso% sd ffa HORSE Ma: w s. Sm 'n
ds :s sos bss r ;n9 ns good
EHs@ tRfHS 6Rxu5h ri Horse s. Is high syes. old;
sns best city build
oyE fH AKA sf Sa%E sr5 BUILT ), seaman.
fhssop Ee a"ss nI ssds Bde
Buffalo. Wolf and Lap Robes, Horse Cioh,ns Whips Hal.
hsf Gr s ne gsP hx xsS ssAsF
ALSO SEVERAL other Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION ut sale.
SAILS NEVER POSTPONED account OF weather.
THE MtRICAN CLIPPING MACHINE IL now In oper-
at the Mat mi the
Twenty-fonrth street. HORSES CLIPPED IN ONE HOUR.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. LANDAUs, COUPEs,
N. Landauets, Carences; HAMS patent Landauet
500 III owesi this month. If
presents. HAMS, No. 10 East Fourth street.
LIGHT SIX SEAT R0CKAwAy, THREE COUPE
~ knckaways, all other etyes seasOnable Family
Carriaie AM Lb Wagons, new second hand,
MANUFACTURERS UNION. $50 broadway.
A Tor WAGON, $50; ONE SECOND HAND COACH.
N. Sgs5; xpress Wagon $50; one open Wagon,
$50 Rrt Rosd Wagon, 800 Dusenbuy ton
Wagou 1loh; also large assortment Of Aecond
hand Carriages of different s;vles Harness OF all Kinds
new Coaches and tlareaces OF make.
W. II. GRAY, ~ 10 20 Wooster street.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ROCKANAYS EXTEN
N sion Top Phaetons Top aud Open Wagons, Express
AID ia Sngie an Doube Harness, Sleiuhs.
Robes he Lap Robes, Blankets, 49, che apest
place in New York, LAS and l43 broadway, Forty
hrst street. LITTLE y 1URNLk.
A -hLANKETs, ROBES, AF0nANs
IA. hub Covers, Nv eat SUITS Statlc Goods, do
Portland sie,4hh, Beils and Rugs
Lowes pr aud best assortment In the city.
JOHNSTON a VAN TASsLLL, b. Lioery street
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MARBLE MANTEl.S.


kLABEf, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEiZING
n. Works, ia, 13o East Eighteenth street pie and
Marbtz Aanles, Filing, Marble tonntes Monuments at
that defy competition Marble Turning the
C KLEBER CO.'S MARBLE WORKS, 2g3 WEST FIF.
-. tyNtst street. between broadway and III hh avenue
Marble and marbeilei Mantes Monuments, dead Stones
Attest designs cheapest IN city. SEMI Tor uesigus.
CLArE MANTELs AT VERY Low PRICES.
~ PENRtIYN SLATE CO.,
" West Eighteenth street, between Fifth
MISC sLLANEuUs.
CUNDURAN0O CURES CANCER, sGRoFuLA AND
" efadiea es all GOD diseases; American Co.'S comb
nation, rce pi u per ov;ie. sold by JOHN r. HENRY,
No. College placs, New York.
TRY AN AMERICAN POCKET KNIFE,
i now onerel a. retail,
I'll January I,
NJ l0p Chante.s street. -
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COAsTWIsH STEAMSHIPS.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy,s LINE 10
: oAl'FoHSi 1is si fhNaa GAP CHINA.
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
KINGSTON, S1yA1sAISA SAi5A sAsTnA AMP GREY
MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILE
steamers leave 18th SBh OF each month except when
DECEMBER l,Stca RISING STAR Captain II. +. Con-
ncr viii pier ~ North River at II oclcs for
Aspiuwa va Kingston, Jamaica, nGd connecting at Pan
Acapulco. Manzanla and hazstan AMI ais connecting
for AL Centa American m south Pacific ris Freight
for last namtd received until NJ OF December ID
Steamer CIR At REPUBLIC viii eave San FranGlscn,
freight and ali further information apply al Conpanys
''''' = '''' r. R. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail steamship company.
Sailing regularly every THURSDAY, at three O'Clock
y. N. precisely, from Pier No. 4 North River.
MI $50 RI aptan r. II. Morton. Dec.
MoRRo CASTLE, Captain s. o. Porter via Nassau Dee u
COLUMBIA, captain f. Van Sice ..............Dec.2 II
L. w. DIMpCK, Presiden.
No Bowling Green.
HAVANA, PRoGREso AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New YORK Mexican Mail Steamship Line leaving
per u East RIVER q. 8 r NJ, direct o uavana
CITY OF MERIDA, Desken Thursday Dec. ~
CLEOPATRA Phillips tfavana only Saturday, Doc. g
CITY OF MEXICO. Zimmerman Wednesday. Jan
Gle pATkA. Pniips Havana only Saturday Jan. IL
fo' ''''''' OF 'F.' xIk * SONS, IS Broadway
NoTICE.-srEAMERs LEAVE FOR SAVANNAH
Nv every Tuesday ant SATURDAY, at r. N. Storage
sage to savannah x3, with Board For passage Apply 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-06
REWAKDA.

CT S( REWARD. LOST, on TUESDAY EVENING,
University pace and Thirteenth street, cold bunting
Watch Chain and Locket The above reward will be paid
questions asked by leaving them BROWNS livery
sta le, rs University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-06

nETECTJvES. COX KING, 70 BROADWAY AND IL
IL streete establish ed s62-funisn ony reliable
experienced oper ves branch Offices IN Chicago ST.
Louis Correspondents 10 all principal clies and Europe.
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noNsEs, CaRRlAaEs, &C.

SUPERIOR PAIR or COACH HORSES FOR SALE
n 16{ HANDS high, bays and old, sound and kind
in also Landau and Harness II required Apply
at stable l03 East Forty-hrst street.
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A -hLANKETs, ROBES, Af0HANS,
"a. hub e. Covers, sweat SUITS stable Goods, 40
Portland siei4hh, Beils and Rugs.
Lowes pr ceA aui best assortment, In the city.
JOHNSTON a VAN TASsLLL, 81 LiUery stresA
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FINANCIAL.

PRECAUTIONARY NOTICF.-SOME TWO HUNDRED
Shares more less of the Stock Of the Universal Ship
venator Alarm and BiIge Pump Manufacturing Company
aving cen sureptclously and vanousy purloned and
offered Ior sac this Is to caut al parties that all negotia
tons VIII be oeeme Invalid without notification OF Secretary
Of said COMPANY Address TO w. r. j. THEIRS, 70 street,
Washn.ton, ID, c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A.--PFRsONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. life insurance companies; and who do not desire 70
urrender their pc cies by absolute sale The
Of their policies y applying at Insurance
LnenCy 81 Liberty trsct
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO Q EENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
from pier ~ North River
For Queenstown and Liverpool.
DENMARK Sumner Saturday, Dec at r. NJ
HOLLAND, Brag SATURDAY, Dec. ID, A. NJ
ENGLAND, Andrews Saturday, Dec. 80 att +. NJ
For London irect
HELvETIA, Grags Tuesday Dec. g. at 10 A. M,
Passage to Liverpool. Queenstown or London drec.
Cabin t75 and x65 atrerage, N2S currency.
Prepaid seerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
donderry, Glasgow London, 49,, currency.
For frt er PARTICULARS apply at company's Office, 80
Broadway. r. W. J. HURST Manager
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DARIs-HOTEL DE LtMPIRE, 81 RUE NEUyE, ST.
L AUGUSTINE. corner Of the Rue de Ia pax. L RABE,
proprietor happy to his friends and the travel
ling public In general that his house has suffered nuries
during the last events.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-06

A NY PENSlONFR VINO THINKS he Is ENTITLED
IN pension than he ID drawing VIII dress
or call on Dr. r. H. jackson, late Surgeon United States
Navy. 81 Park row room -
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NoTICk.-SrEAMERs LEAVE FOR SAVANNAH
Nv Tuesday ami SATURDAY at r. N. Sesra &c
sage to Savannah, Yl3 with Board For passage apply
n. II. D0HERTY, IL Brosdwav
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1roR SAI4E-TnREE FULL FLOODED MALTESE KIT.
IL tens nearly grown (Tomsl Inquire at al Division
EOR sALE,-PLAcK AND TAN GORDON SETTER
IL Dog the best bred and broken dog country:
red irish Setter Bich Irish Setter Pups old
qumeaux Dogs, Scotch Terriers, Black Tans, Fox
no und Slut Dogs of all breeds.
II. GARDNER, 81 Thompson street. rear
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A PRINCELY HOLIDAY GIFT-MOUNT FLORENCE
prize Estate and Cash Fund $780, Shares ~ each
,econd floor; box A2N Post Office. -
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80 ,iINi. EOG~, HInD>, &C.
TOR sALR-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS,
DC Medicines for all diseases; prepared Food for mock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

THE THUNDERER ON GEN. ScHEScK.-In an
ticipstion of the coming of Gen. Schenck, the
London Times of January 9th, prints one of its
conciliatory articles. The Times has nothing
but good words for the new minister we have
sent over. 1t ssys;
Gen SchencS is one Of the most respected pc
liticians of the republican party in America; his
position in Congress was almost unique he was
the leader of powerful party, yet he never ar
rogated TO himself the dictatorship which party
leaders are accustomed TO assume. Ii will not
be his least Recommendation in England that he
has consistently and energeticslly opposed the
extravagsnces Of Gen. Butler, and as Gen Butler
has Of late been most mischieyous and extraya-
CANT wherever Great Britain was concerned, we
may hope that Gen. Schenck represents an sd-
verse influence. Fortune has not permitted Mr.
Adams, who so ably sustained the American
claims during the darkest days of the Union, to
carry the negotiations with England to pros
perous close, and to reconcile the countries which
were disunited by temporary and unreasoning
misunderstanding. If this we're not to be, Gen.
Schenck, representing the best and most honor
able section of the dominant party in the United
States, is probably one of the most useful repre-
sentatiyes America at this crisis could send to
England. We may be hopeful, let us trust, of a
settlement which, without comprising our honor,
may satisfy all the legitimate claims of the Unit
ed States. On our side, we are well assured,
there is nothing but desire to attain by fair
concessions or frank allowances the settlement
of a foolish quarrel which has aliensted two
great nations allied by blood and by intellec-
tual sympathies.
This sounds we'll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

THE ScAFFoLD IN VERMONT - Henry Wei
come, lad about nineteen years of age. is
to be executed at Windsor. Vt, to day, for
the murder of Perry Russell, venerable snd
respected farmer residing in the vicinity Of the
village Of Hines5urg. Of course,a great many
people were shocked at the idea Of hanging sO
young lad, and strenuous exertiOus were made
TO obtain . commutation Of the penalty, but in
vain. An English jlurnsl, writing lately upon
the growth Of crime in this country, referred 10
the State Of Vermont containing class OF
people upon the whole more correct in their
morals, and more determined in their purpose
TO mete out equal justice to all offenders sgainst
the law, than any other community IN the In
ion To the consideration Of the truth Of this
criticism We are directly brought by the ques
ton, would it be possible (ssy in this State for
instsncel to hang so youthful q murderer As
Welcome, even under circumstances as sggrava-
ted as those above recited
Our horror Of the crime might be as great.
our sense of the necessity OF Punishing the
criminal as strong, but we question whether
the extreme penalty Of the law could be in
iicted. Public sentiment here reprobates the
banging Of women, and it would be equally
repughant to US to send mere boy 10 The
scsfold. 10 New York Cityit is hard enough
TO obtain Justice against the most hardened
transgressors, male or female, while the prac-
tice Of the country couris during the last de-
cade shows that women are never in danger OF
the gslows Therefore. in comparison with
ourselves, Vermont seems more fully to merit
whsieser praise may be due for vigorous and
unhnching administration Of the law, without
regard to the age or sex Of the offender. Wheth-
er this ,everity is best calculated to restrain the
commission Of crime, is considered debatable
point; but it is one which. in our Judgment. the
criminal statistics Of New York should not per-
nit US to doubt ". Y. C0mmereiat Adrer-
tiser, 10th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

." You know perfectly well that her whom
was seeking was relation of your fugitive.
NO" replied Gabel. d" did not know
it, but presume so.
And that is the reason you induced me
to come over here -
d" Our object CHANGED to be the same You
| know that have confidence in your shrewd-
ness, and let you act. You were in search
ola woman. | of a man. My King sent me
over here; | know not who sent YOU"
JOrgen Brahe remained silent a second be-
fore he answered.
q" You may thank the Lord, Herr Rente
mester, that you are an old man, and that
you merely wear this sword as an ornament,
and not for use. If glory and honor can be
won upon the road you pursue, well and
good my laurels grow upon another trea. -
Patience, Capt. Brahe," replied the
Rentemester, patience We don't part
thus -
Go your way, | say. You appear to
forget that am on leave Of absence
No" replied Gabel, smiling. The
greatest virtue Of a Rentemestcr is to have a
good memory. Your leave expires this eve
ming. You must therefore obey"
Jorgen Brahe had defantly folded his arms
across his chest; he let them drop as Gabel
read the letter.
80 Your life belongs to the King, soldier,
said Gabel. - You have periled it 90 often
not to know for whom it was risked VIII
you obey the order | have shown you Yes
or no ?''
" Command ne, said Jorgen Brahe
" bet tomorrow you shall answer for what
you make me DO tonight"
The sehoolmaster was still occupying his
former place. He had got hold of a piece Of
chalk, and was busy drawing a splendid
little boat with tremendously tall man
rowing it. While thus employed, cum
ming smile lighted up his face, as, listening
attentively to all that was going on, his eyes
were wandering incessantly between his
craving and the speakers.
" What use can You make OF me ?' Jessing
st length said. e. Am | to stand with my
hands in my pockets and do nothing? How
much can J earn by helping YOU to search
for the fugitiycs p
" BY finding them, DO YOU mean"
d" OF course. We shall seek until We find,
that won't take long. You promised five
dollars to gain information about the dead
people who haunt this place; opine that
ten are a paltry sum to find the living"
" That Is an agreement, said Gabel
" Then follow me, % said the school master.
taking up the light
Where
In here, he whispered ani he pointed
out to Gabel an arched opening in the wall,
before which large barrel had been placed.
ITO be concluded pett ireck.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

4 MTss-FALL.-A Springfield, Ohio. paper
relates the following mishsp, which recently be-
fell a corpulent eaves-dropper in that pace
On a certain street is situated cosy double
cottage, the eastern part Of which is inhabited
by gay, neWly-married couple, while the re-
naming rooms are occupied by maiden lady,
Of middle age, whose weight is 200 pounds ayoir-
dupois Immediately over the rooms below is a
garret, With no floor, and separated from the
former by nothing but weak ceiling Oar
esteemed mailen laly sppears to have been for
some time past the subject Of next door neigh
boris gossip. Now, 1t SO happened that one
evening the aforesaid couple were entertaining
before their cheerful FIRE two friends,
gentleman and lady Our ever-Watchful
friend hearing the chatter and laughter in
her neighbor's room. became suspicious
that she must be the object Of this ill-umed
mirth. Led by over-anzous curiosity, she As
cended a pair Of laiier-steps and tripping noise
lessly over the wooden j0ists she stool listening
right over the room Of the innocent prattlers.
So far very good But the monotony Of one
position necessitatel a change, and this, in It's
turn, produced a slip. ami down went wom .,
cealing and sll, 10 the evident discontinue Of
various persons. The cloud Of dust clearing
away, there was piece Of humanity Suspended
in mid-air by 4 robe 9s mutt, the extrem ties Of
which were attached 10 nails above, while a pair
Of pedal appendagcs we're dangling about ia
search Of terra tirma. or course the shrieEs Of
ainting women aud the bewidermeat Of aston
ishai men precluded all lea Of immediate ex,ri-
cation so that IL was not for some minutes thst
our female friend found herselfssfe At home mc-
dit4tng over the t0les OF curiosity.