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AN AWFUL SHIPWRECK.

A Seal Vessel Ran Ashore on Rocks mt
Bottle Harbor, Labrador. and Forty
five Men Lost-Dnngcrs to the Sur
vivors-Crnwling Half Mile over Ice
to Another Vessel.
HALIFAX May 20, 1872.
The steamship Georgia arrived at Pictou on sat
urday last, and her passengers arrived here by the
late train that night.
The Harbor Grace papers contain the details Of
the fearful disaster which occurred at Labrador.
On the 4th Of March last the brig Huntsman, Cap
tain Robert DAVE sailed from Harb0r Grace, with
crew of sixty-two men, on sealing voyage. When
Off Cape Charles, Labrador, on Saturday, April 90
in company with the Rescue, Vesta and Lord Clyde,
and near Bottle HarbOr, the Huntsman forged
ahead.
A gale from the northeast suddenly sprung up at
nine O'CLOCK and the Huntsman was driven upon
the rocks. The night was pitch dark. Before the
vessel struck three seamen saw the rocks and
jumped overheard to try ana bave themselves, but
were instantly killed by rush Of foating ice.
The remaining flfty-nine took to the rigging and
IN FIVE minutes afterward both masts went over at
six feet above deck, and only seventeen OF the crew
escaped. or these seventeen all but three were
variously injured by having arms and legs broken
and bodies bruised They managed to reach the
Rescue by crawling over r.~'.ce distance Of hall
q mile.
Forty-fve men were lost, most OF them leaving
families at or near Harbor Grace.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM VA

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
9assns;s%h is;S S,t2 passsnssrs
ea
s'SSss
MeRss saSsp sians
Bros
ad aeC S sfss May
hle weather and smooth sea the whole i,assage.
Yea ana St A hom "a
james Ward CO.. ao" vessel oS oraer
Steamship MeiIopo cafner Bermuda May IS with
Steamship Beneiacsor, Jones wilmington, NC, 70 hours
with W TO ths vS Sr lard sssaRshn
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to R& u Cham
steamship Knight Johnson, Georgetown, DC with
mdse to ,, Geo Merrick;
sdS wv Ss3sS j Fss
Sa s%S shs e sas
sGsna sS q eP5
CO. mas aase sy
been days north q iatts5as. "0'' "'''ls'
Win Passed Hnsf fF,psspC Cape ses
GSa aGRs Mesh y q Weens d AP and
Cape Of Good Hope; since fine weather The NJ Is an
shsss G"'sss Is Sss'sfsP days with mase
Winds Been mi @ Banks a had
Bark osmo RUSS, Hannila shields 50 days, with coal
ern passage and had fine weather; been days west
Bark vaikyren Nor, Heltberg, Newport IS days with
T rally iron to order-yessel Teteus Bookmann
a w fs e nd had variable weaer
saGiS se Port n sO rs
ef1 and had variable weaher been 70 days
Bark y Gynh hs yc, Norbers Dublin days. bal
Bark s9Sionse!l9 AUD Cossovich Trieste 70 days with
mase 70 Duth Co. Took the southern and had
BARK sbsld Nor, Alsrecht.en Bordeaux, 50 days with
n SGs en h aSs w sp az: had
DOM 6afa Xaen list Is a. lon % bark 1f0 stsr riot
ssPpijsa n % AZ 81
above Water ss cSr banie c m'ss 0DmAs
X s'y ssy $',s
SsIs loading bark E.aFlan g.
,, BAN xaIis,is ss5 Mckenzie nssnsAs saays with
hours from hatteras the Adriadc Is anchored Oh The
Brig sysva Ran,, Behn, Messna Gdays with Unit 20
Barring Bros n Passed sc SDraa5 the north
days vest q the BANKS 0as ?" ana :" ~'na' 0esh =
s. ss a md A ana ss" y
Had a me ws99s a,. BEEN 1 Two days O. n.{a
been days north Of Hatteras The anchored the
wl RSs Two ssrys CD Ss,sna Ponce PR
Brs isabel & &sLusn cis lem sse 3 days. wIsh SUI
Co. Had light variable winds, was days north Of
p Brig Atalaya, Cole, cionfuesos days with sugar to
sa Ers S Ssss acsEs moore oenesos days with
co srs Iieen Bowey Rewey Galveston IS days with
Naa Woaersse weather T--
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laces ane d iui earnestness. Now the hundreds on
sioir " my me thousands In carriages catch up the
sha "a oproatous applause from the river and
thcs, 100, shout with all the power they possess.
THE VICTORY.
Yell after yell greets them, and everybody makes
so much noise the Judge Elliot passes
the stake fifty seconds ahead, and the victorious
Biglins pull quickly to the shore to remove the
white and blue shirts and put on the Old red nan-
nels. Calamity, though defeated, Coulter and Ca
witt follow many lengths behind, and look into
Harry's face IL enough to impress one that his
heart is nearly broken and Cavitt's countenance Is
q blank
THE TIME OF THE RACE
worthy of note as being remarkably great. The
Twin City was coached by the Quakers' City gig
Wasp the champion four oars of the river, and
saw another crew suspicously close to the Bglins,
seemingly for the same object but this they
Indignantly disowned As night settled over the
gentle Schuylkill, the "Bgs' rowed back to their
old quarters, and their red shirts disappeared in
the fast falling gloom, the crowds dispersed, the
carriages hurried back with their occupants, and
the paired-Oared race In the country became
matter OF aquatic history. Silently the queen
City pulled home, and, like all the fate-deeated
men, but few warm friends were there TO welcome
its crew.
There were thousands Of dollars changed hands
on the result, and II don't make a great mistake
some OF the New Workers are now freely dstribut-
ing it in the hotels OF this city.
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nation. Ocice.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 20, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Dirgo Johnson Portland-J r Ames
Bark Japan tNG), Kaiferstein Brcmen-Herman Koop
4 Co
Bark Ada drD. Durkee, Quebec-Boyd h Hncken.
Bark Waldo. Presley, Salcm-Tupper h Beatta.
Brig Masonic Br), Corson, Windsor, Ns-D De Wolf
Co.
Brig Clara Pickens Rogers Baltmore-Evans Ball 4
Co.
schr VIM McGec, Woodland, Eleuthera-BJ Weinberg.
Schr Jas q Farr, Keene, Eleuthera--BJ Weinberg.
Schr Julia Decker, DuntOn, Cat Isand-B weinberg.
Schr Southern City, Sterling. Baltimore-w Chalmers.
Schr Horace L. Francis New Haven-H jackson
Co.
Schr Aida, Chevalier, New Haven-Rackett Bro.
Schr George Edgar, Smith, Stamford.
Schr Geo Washington, Peck. Stamford.
Steamer Woodward, Young. Baltimore
steamer Vesper Davis Wilmington, Del and Chester,
PA Abbott.
Steamer Bristol Wallace, Philadelphia
Steamer Stiner, Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia
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G$ Ro g 5ansrd k n1SsG s1ss
bsw from sys Arrived ION gT M
Home, sobst, disg, for do; Sarah Or, dqilison =
ser r Miisf Margaret qSptisr ' Il Russell and
do ssh i2r asS Ss ' Rn nS%f
FokTkEss MONROE May s-passed in for Ba.
pdo i %sS @
.Ss Wi. Jgh% BTshman Maanzas schr Ariel
for F"s sss ws sn nass, c5smsr and Weston
@ 01 bs for SANTIAGO aeeh &c
Gcfs S1ss dA Era sad cd
Mays sehrs Linda for %sst sSms,ss
for Cork Maggie Gray, for ssgua; .A0's'' NJ
5,Sssia Tsys Miller
Fl wasa e1s aSS
for
GEoRaEr55wN Dc May T-Arrlved, schr r
'e eear "Si.1s Doane Hudson; T Whit
Geo Bent soston W Rowe New Bedord
Ajuria, Providence Ida Dellatorre, somerset Jessie
SxoEsoNviILE, May ls1clssred, schrs Jennie 3
sI SsW
sss sis ssass s sy
wNHEaySe a R9is lfSe s New York; Galveston
bennington, Havana, via Florida ports; brig No
HH0rWooq. Washburn, Aspinwall schr Turner. &
,Cleered-ships Arcturus, williams, Havana;
piSnd9iet Ssp1 Montesrngne, Tarregona and Bare
iSthh -rrS Steamship Gorss Wh!tman New
York.
SOUTHWEST PASS. May le-saied, steamer saxonia, b.
,.NORFpLK, May ls-cleared, brig Chief (Br,, Munro
Hrom Gientuegos Boston, having repaired; schr Jas
PORT BLAKELY, May ll-Arrived, ship Elvirs F.v
reg (CoD, Alexander Cafao; Transito de Alvarez 40
PORT GAMBLE Oregon, May l0-Arrived ship Che
salied-ship Gaildfaxe CNor) Larsen, Peru.
PENSACOLA, May l6-Arrived. bark Marblehead, Go
Cieared-ships Kosmos Nor). Ellison, MOI /,
Erance); Southern Empire (Br), Owens, Lfverp
MITCHELL Clyde Grifensedt Nor), Westergood stockto
RICHMOND, May l8-Arrived, steamship Albemsrl
Walker New York sshrs Flying Scud, Owens, HudgO
NY; Annie Borland Voorhees,, and Moderator, Roulc
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1l-Arrived ship commodo
Gilmore, Nanaimo. :.
Cleared-ship springwood Br), wekeham, Liyert ,oil
l2h-Arrived, ship Dashing Wave, Lawrence, TacSn.S
2Oth-Arrived, steamship Arizona, Caverly, Panam
Whiting, sydney, Nsw; Alcatraz !Br,, Smith, Newcas
sailed1ship 8 Glover, Miller, Hong Kong
Notwithstanding Seminole, Matthews, Boston.
WILMINGTON, Del, May lS-Arrived, schr George
somes, Pray, Jacksonville
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BARK LAKEmBA (Br), Brown, from New York for Ant.
werp, with petroleum, ashore at Inlet night
the 18th inst The Coast Wreckng Co sent assist
ance to her.
,e s , Room o Murphy ship Char
Bs ysd at snS and his ashore
SSss and .a, sd With yS 9. and win probably
Ne came ne h ess saving n and
1 Ds s. as sssTs cd.rdS snS
Sur NArALIA (Br, Blsen from North Shields for One
bee was driven ashore on Antcos, and received cons
reports having O.i heavy weather the
has been out of water for the last days.
BEE BABE ssfqs n ssSd1s London
remained May 10 in bad situation; wsll probably be
Georges Bank dory with two fishermen from Goaces
Boston CIV '''' - vs. A"u drought hem 70
BnIo EovrIrr Havener, at Boston from Matanzas, re-
ports -May D. off Matanzas a tug with schr Vincent
White in tow, apparently abandoned.
sGns Win M ,as Of and for Providence from Po,
H thick fog on sunday ate rnoon and e became
total loss The crew were saved The was running
OCEAN SPRAY Kenthed returned to San Francisco
lt inst for repairs having on the night Of May TO- OF
boom. =
seMs MAnI ASK from Baltimore for Boston, at
LIVERPOOL, May l0-The Hudson Anthony hence for
New York general CARGO which put back to this port
s Inst s IL wsss nc s
sa sos 81 na sarse sd mu Sc
charged
SIS THOMAS, May l3-Thc brig Oak Point (of Halifax Ns
New YORK bound 70 Pernambuco and Bahia with gene
raj cargo She is leaking and sails everything from
head 81 SISfs.
are coming out apparently very much damaged.
The brig 81 Joseph lBr, was Obliged to land oil her
were sold at public auction by order OF survey
ing in her cargo viii ali go forward aud Is said to be
The schr Dauntess from New York for Barbados land.
ed about 1000 bb fouri has taken them In again. and
The brig Elizabeth has now taken IN her cargo, and
will proceed shortly her voyage Some and -four
damaged from this vessel has been sold by order Of sur
Miscellaneous.
DR. Wilson, the attentive purser of steamship North
America, from Rio Janero, &C, will please accept our
thanks for his attentions
Capt Cashier. Of steamship Metropolis from Bermuda,
viii please accept our thanks for courtesies
Notice to Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that uuder instructions from the
government Of honduras dated April Is 1872 vessel
sailing from the port of New York Of the northern
ports OF ondurasOmoa Truxillo, Port Cortez Ruatan
Black River, Gracias Dios, or any othcr-w be ad.
mted unless Its manifest Is certified by the undersigned
oo,.,,.,, &C.,, GEO s0uIER, Consul General
East 39th st, New York city, May 81 1872.
Whalemen.
Glass OF NJ from Falkland Islands, with oil and seal
skins bound home-all well
Sailed IRON Tacahusno March ~ barks Palmetto. Rob
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BELOW.
Marine Disasters.

Bark Erono Aus stcrk, IS pays from London (by pllo
boat II Marshall, No -. ~ "
Wind Mt sunset NV
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S HIPPING NEWS

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
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STARTLING AND BEAUTIFUL INVENTION.
). MOSES ElEoTRQ.aA1vAs1c
= 4.
spEcTAoLEs.
PATENTED JUNE p 1868
Contains in small rubber attached 10 the sides
and invisible when worn perfect Galvanc Batteries
sending continuous of Electricity through the
nerves Of the head beneficial in all cases Of Neuralgia
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
WEAKNESS OF srorT,
= as
PARTIAL BLINDNESS
nom weakness OF inc
OPTIC NERVE,
giving to the overtaxed brain
NERVE POWER
and benenuns the
ENTIRE SYSTEM.
The spectacles 70 htevery sight and with special asses
set them that those not wanting glasses reading can
have the great benefit resulting from the use Of the two
saivanic batteries attached to the Frame can bs had
OF respectable Jewellers and resident opticians and a1t
each stamped
j. MOSES ELECTRooALvANIo
PATENTED JUNE 2 1868
WHOLESALE DEPOT 10 ooRrLANDr STREET..
NEW YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-06
Mexican and Texan News.

TRRvINo WILLING TO ACCEPT AMNESTY on
CERTAIN CONTROVERSIES MEXICAN OUT
RACES ON THE TEXAN BoRDER-THR AMRRI-
CAN COMMISSION STILL TAKING TESTIMONY.
NEW YORK, August Ga dispatch from Mat
amoras, dated the 9th, says 1revino has signfied
his intention of accepting the amnesty offered
him, on condition that the government will re-
move Garzia Ayola and become responsible for
bis acts during the revolution. Gen. ROcha has
1000 men in Monterey and 1900 in SatillO.
There were nine witnesses before the American
com mission in Brownsville on the 9Th instant.
Rancheros were coming to testify concerning
Mexican outrages. There was a rumor that an
attempt would be made TO trump up rebutting
testimony to shield the Mexican government.
1t is in evidence that cattle crossed the river
near Brownsville, stolen from American citi-
zens, to the number of 60 900, valued at a mil
lion dollars. Inspectors of the customs testify
that they distinctly recognized officers of Cor
tlnas army directing operations. A herd Of
cattle to the number OF 1900 TO 6,OoO were hur-
ried across the river in open daylight. The
cattle were driven three days without food in
order 10 reach the river, and 1000 persisted in
the sand. On one occasion the thieves picketed
the road and made passing travellers assist them
in crossing cattle over the river. herd OF
stolen cattle grazed yesterday within % miles OF
Brownsville, on the Mexican side,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-06

THE ANDY JoHNsoN-HARoLD SCANDAL
The Cose TO be Investigated By the Courts.-The
Nashville (Tenn.) Banner, referring to the
recent suicide OF Mrs. Emily Harold, of Green
vile, says the sad event was attributed to mis-
chevous scandal circulated about the unfOrtu-
nate lady and eX-Presdent johnson. and that
the means by which these scandalOus rumors
were brought to Mrs. Harold's ear was through
an anonymous letter sent to Mr.. Harold through
good people of Greenville was that these reiec-
tons upon Mrs. HarOld's character were false
Ever since her death it has been the aim of her
friends to discover the author of the anonymous
letter that brought the scandal TO the ears
Of the family circle, and last week a warrant
was taken out for the arrest of a man
named L. {. Harne, on the charge of libel.
The hearing on the charge began last Tues
day before three magistrates OF GreenviIe
The Knoxville Chronicle, in giving an account
II the preliminary examination, saws that
proof as TO the handwriting of the ANONYMOUS
etter was of circumstantial character, but the
violence has taken a wider latitude, and now
the whole merits of the case are under consid-
Grafton. The truth of the charges against the
deceased and Mr.. johnson are in issue. SO far
the evidence OF the charges has come from two
colored men and one white man, who were
arrested for perjury after their examination
In the meantime the examination will proceed.
IT promises TO involve many of the residents OF
the place, and to turn out long, bitter and
exciting trial. The Nashville Press and Herald
of the 2Sth ultimO. has dispatch from Green,
vile, which says that the witness arrested for
perjury las sued his prosecutor for so 900 dam
ages for false imprisonment. The defense have
closed their testimony on Justification, and are
now endesvoring to shift the authorship of the
libel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-06
From Europe To-day.

PREMATURE REPORT.
LONDON, August 6.-The announcement that
Right Hon. Lord HatherIy had resigned the
Lord High CHARACTERISTIC was premature.
WHAT THE SPANISH TROOPS HAVE DONE IN
CUBA.
MADRID, August 6-Tbe Tnp1rcieI newspaper
OF this city, in an article detailing the operations
or the Spanish troops in Cuba since the COM
mencement of the Instruction on the Island,
says 13,to0 rebels have been killed, 600 have
given in their submission 20 the Spanish author
ity, and 10000 horses, 5000 arms, aud 5000
swords have been captured.
MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL ALDRN's FLEET.
LONDON, August 6.-The American fleet has
LETT southampton for COwes, Nbm which port il
Will proceed to Gravesend. From Grayesend
the expedition will sail tor the North Sea- where
the English channel in the spring. Hon. r. C.
Sehenck VIII soon give ball, at which the off,
GERS of the feet and Mr.. Stanley will be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-06
The President.

HOW he REGARDS THE NORTH CAROL Ma
ELECTIcN-RIs VIEWS on THE PRESIDENTIAL
QUESTION.
NV YORK, Aug. ca dispatch from Thou
sand Islands says that the President, in an in
terylew yesterday, said that lie considered the
result ia North Carolina a victory for the re-
publicans. He was not anxious fOr a second
term, but consented 10 receive the nomination
simply because lie thought that the best way OF
discovering whether the majority OF his cOUu-
tTymen believed what was alleged against has
administration and a. aInst himself personally.
The asperities Of political campaign will give
my political opponents and personal enemies an
opportunity and an excuse 20 say all that can
be said against Inc. All those who have treated
ne unfairly have now chance TO declare them
selves. he did not personally cOvet a second
term, but wanted to test the sentim ents Of his
fellow citizens in his behalf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-06

RIA ST Louis wife stiifened her husband nv
throwing at him basin died with hot starch.
Re- Maggie Mitchell is at Long Branch, whers
she drives dear little pony.
EF-The Duke le Montpensier Is liviB, in
Paris. So is the Queen OF Spain.
e That San Francisco girl-gamb,er mist he
playing the 'deuce" with the gentry.
RIA cynical lady, rather inclined 20 fiirt. saws
most men are like cOlJ-yery easily cauyIt
but very hard 10 get rid OF.
sSIn the middle of a trial for murder. ia
Colorado, the whole court, prisoner and all. adj
gourned to neigLborIng bar to take a d,ink.
RA young girl, at Lee, Mass. whose hair
reached almost 10 the ground. sold il recently TO
a Pittsfield hair dealer for SIS.
sHA few nights ago the water of Raritan
Bay, n. j., was impregnsted with phOsphOT nj.
The whole bay was covered with phosphOr 49,
bubbles. The bubbles were about t. size OF
peas.
HAn inquiring citizen Of NJ .o,so, r,.,..
thrust his fingers into hor - noo1th 20 80 10,
many Zen S nc ae horse closed his teeth
onrIosity Of ee~ nngers the man had. The
IN Was fully satisfied.
= IN farm, near Cayuga lake, IL q curious
freak Of nature. An oak and pine tree are
grown 20 closely together a. to present the APP
pesransse of one tree, and no division line can
&C seen at the root
ga French q iemsn , NO no e esl. re ~ ,ee
from from drowning a DO, iaaested hy the lads
father 70 sxi,s ~, vas T.. scAp,as ne was
already vet through. NJ Camp
big Injun named Eskevauzin, OF his
1Iant Arizona, recently msuled one 40.
wives to death with q little club. The man .
says Indians are incapable Of civilization "a q.
liar and q horse thief"
~The largest and oldest orange tree Am
measures six feet three inches in crcumfspss ana
1t is still thrifty, and hes at the present fin.
three or four thousand oranges upon Il.
0Knightsyiile, Ind, has q well which keon~
accurate time. At precisely two O'Clock, pigbt
and day, IL thrsws mp jet Of water. II d no.
over thousand feet deep, and IA stu hein.
bored with view to ultimate oil.
ga witty son Of St Patrick was I'm char,. .,
q ferry boat. lady passenger, being fr{sht.
ened by the waves, asked him, care people ever
lost by this boat?" He gave her the encouraeins
reply; mot often, nam; We generally lind
them afterward by dragging the river
~ An sdyerusing candle maker m destly an
nounces that without intending 70 casf snv
on the sun, L may venture 20 assert
Win Win CONFIDENCE that my patent octagonaI.
double wick, spermaceti candle give the hes;
light ever invented" Dsss
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Vi INC DoaIu LIE strlcteSt secrecy Is maintained.
H-How to save your coal-Burn nothing but
wood. N
IJules Favre is about to publish q book.
entitled souvenirs Personnels.n
1Edward st. Stokes Is suffering at present
from an attack Of bronchitis.
IA wild man was captured in Pike county,
Mo, last week.
0-A boy at Under hill, VT, has Just couehed
up a beechnut which he got into his lungs two
years and q half ago.
@The Rev. Thomas Chalk has been sent
from England as missionary. He Is expected
to figure well among the heather.
~An eccentric Wisconsin man has given
orders to be buried in copper coffin, inlad with
amygdaloid and conglomerate rock.
SA Kansas City (Mo.) Newspaper reporter
drew q pistol on policeman for calling him a
dirty little puppy, and was fined s14.75.
SThe members of q brass band in W Ash
lngton, Ca, have been reported to the council
for footing too loud.
sI"It Is q Elm to steal pin,n and a man in
Philadelphia has been arrested for that very
offense. The pin has diamond attached to n
~S. l.. NJ. Barlow was unanimously eIectas
Sachem Of the Tammany Society, New YorE
last night, in place Of Judge Chur III.
nI"I can't drink LOU ~ said Bob ss;t mae
right to my head" "W ell, said Bob's frissnS
where could it 60 with less danger OF being
~When man comes to an end bv iumnino
out OF a third-story window, he may be said TO
have jumped 10 a conclusion in the most nm.
reasoning manner.
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How Is 1T, asks a contemporary, that women
manage 10 look 50 COO m warm weather.
man will go along vita open vest. handkerchief
IN hand, hugcing narrow strip OF sha ie on the
SIDEWALK, with a logged desperation that nro-
Jectlng cellar doors and dry goods boxes wen
nigh heigbten 10 insanity, aud making a show OF
himself, eteamIng like a hot-bOiled potato fresh
from The sauce pan; while a woman young
WOmen-Wiil turn out in a streaked dress, uut
on some kind 81 ry-net around her waist LITTLE
fTllIug. some blue ribbon aud lace collar. ana
sail along under q MONDAY sun. looking a cool
and graceful az Norway pine on as native
hills.