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New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT nUDsuTs' ala BRoApwAr
oueGo Nooa-7Y pm-aP MhnghL-'T
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fin Arepue Hofel-Judge Clifford Of the u ,.
euprms Court Judge Hale Of El,sbehoTn N ~ Col W. NJ
rossnor Of 81 Loeis Banhed The Treasury
ths Hon Hmnnd Rice Of Paul MINI Cen H. Lede o. Oues
Thomas Durant New York o9a . ngs W Gov Bois
of MARYLAND james wall Of NewJse Lawrence Barrett New
roorf ouW p Storey The CAtdoo TINS ex-senator nWer OF
Nebraska Gen Hunt Al Judge Amsss ~ y
and Col J. d. Cameron Of Harrisburg. H Nthotas
Ramsey Of Minnesota John Drew Wsshnon Col W W. hG
I'm, OF North Carolina Mccullough General Manager
Fort wsyne Chicago Railroad and G. Gngg o.
P.r,ish of HoHTbe Hon w. Bishop
Of fCounectcut Dr. MeMur u Navy and A. de CordGa
A. Jenckcs OF Rhode ahu
The Rev O. Smith, PhlsdePhs ,1d the The Isv. Tev
l. DubreuI Grand tsnfrdt HoH-ihe, nun
r. G. McCreev Of Kentucky, and Commodore L. a.
Be.risy o. s. Hodndn House-Commodote hacomo aaa
Ien,snant Commander r. smith, u r. Navy Wsstmnsir Hoh-
The Hon w. T. orrob Of Vermont and Mayor Johnston o. 'O
hoes 1peaar Ho-John T. WinslOw OF Pcughkeepse.
Ho-Isabea Hooker Of Boston, H. b. HOOKER o,
A. J. and Mary Davis Of New Jersey - james Hok'
Froy Rnoph Of the Hon. Henry e. Demny oi Con
ueclcut D. Yohda Of japan and W. Strong, Washington
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The sale of the Nanderlip collection OF paint
ings began at the somervie Art Gallery last evening
Most the pictures brought moderate prices the only
that sold for over 500 being the following: ~
The For ~ Ham, S22 80; Breton study, Dron S2f5
The Toilet" DuVerger, $685. Winter Moonlight g. H. Btg1
ton Tie FIRST Note" Gessehap f26! " q asst Se
Kenscit $23; The Freedman" johnson SJ Tie Island
H. River A. d. shauck, s2ll Evehing the WiheEnes j. NJ
Hart, $315.
The Eleventh Anniversary of the Howard
Home for Little Wanderers celebrated last evening
at the Academy of Music. 4. s. Hatch presiding. The
exercises consisted prayer hy the Rev. Dr. Deems,
recitations and singing by the children, aud BRIEF ad
dresses by President. superintendent Van Meter,
and the Rev stephen H. Tying jr. The receipts during
the past year t395ls g., aud the expenditures
s397i9 10.
The annual meeting of the National Tenn
perance Society (Mr. f. Dodge PresidenD, which will
be held In the Hall OF the Cooper Institute this evening
ought to attract full attendance The Rev. MT Hep
worth will speak; and so will the Rev. Messrs. Foss OF
New-York, Briggs Of Cincinnati and Chapaih Newman
of the United States Senate The temperance question
IA sure 10 bee and iinportance ana no
citizen who may be called 10 choose between inherent
Temperance measures can afford 10 neglect their ri-
tlOual discussion.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
THE AMERICAN TEMPERANCE COMMISSIONS

The ANNIVERSARY meeting OF the American
Temperance Conlssiou held yesterday morning at
steiDwsy Hail. the President, A. NJ Powell in the chair
He stated that memorial had been presented In the
United States Senate proposing 10 eycinde persons
addicted 10 the Of Intoxicating liquors from all Offices
public trust lie exnorted the friends Of nDperance
urge the passage Of the Senate bill of Feb prov
for the appointment comnis ION 10 suppress hem-
peranoa. He said that tils Goyernuen by requiring
liquor dealers 10 take out license, egalizcd the sale f
de article and that prohibition should be the national
pdsIcy The members prc.ent were urged " vote for
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
THE GOULD-GORDON LITIGArION-A NOTEwOR-
THY AFFIDAVIT.

The cross-suits pending between Jay Gould
aud Lord Gordon" came up again yesterday before
Judge Brady. Several adavits were presented on be-
half Of Gould, the following being the mOst Significant
William Beden being fret duly a. follows know the
s, past he introduced Gordon repre-.
himself be the Earl Of Aberdeen Scottish notenaD and
the peers Of Great Britaiei hs i,h 'nst he had
Of Great Britain when he only y ycan Of then
character revealed deal Of
hun time he passed about month win guest this
e always known and addressed by Lord Goies.
has thus been oon,tany addressed in by
him when acquaintance with
talked by his titles his scOn,
difficult delicate missions the Continent aud elsewhere ana CON
which had descended him the Earl OF Aber
deem IN Scotland wealth which he represented
for him annual income SWJtUO and nyest
The sia,emen and Representations Mr. GouIs
many Others the general character all calculated to lead
suppose And they did lead me TO that be was mAn not only
wealth hut Of most Distinguished social position and Of hga
which he Represented 20 be $DW10 Of the sock
cond the interest Of The other English sOclhoe c
trolling more Of the soe ana h1' &c controlled S se pro
sny peous euby acting for them IN the togrt the eesa'
tuie elsewhere In relation TO SAID Comsn obtained ior I'm
Mr. Gous affidavit be wrote In my pcence The b ao
Gould. s@aayt was noticing that
making reeOnbe and cont co Statements at ddef
concerning impoor that his
and 'souos concerning E,s MS ts,A'a ss ".,s hs Ia
e and had ees made for the pseose o. @sass aud e,odng
mate Lar ana an accomplished sNnde he ss recently stated me
that be he the oos placed biz bands by Mr. Goa aD the fsp
Gin be rsturncd the IL Iosey me rslnse 10
the ae mon, which be bad received FROM Mr. on and .Gns Of
them peous whom be said had em hs since eounermandd
After some discussion. the Court gave Mr Gordon
week 20 put in aidaNits In rcbutta both Mr.. Gould
and Mr. Gordon To be then present submit to exain
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
xLIID CONGRESS-SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. WARRINGTON, May Z. 1877

SENATE. .WAbHIr'IoN, may io'<'
Mr.. CHANDLER offered q resolution for the
appoiutment OF o select committee Of five to inquire
whether any steamboat lines should be subsidized by
tbe Government and II so which lines and to what ex-
tent The Senate he said. acting in the dark In
resnect TO subsidy generally, and he thought the whole
snbiect should he Investigated. Objection being made.
the resolution went over.
AT the expiration OF the morning hour the unnnshed
busness-the Post-Ofiice Appropriation D-was taken
up. The pending question was on concurrlng III inc
the subsidy the Pacific Mail Steamship line 10 OOo
per after the expiration OF the esung contrac
The amendment further AMENDED so as 10 Bivo tnc
the right to take the vessels IN case OF war
at price not greater than the original cost ana was
cOncurred in
The striking out Of the section prohibiting exohcals
Of the Government from acting as claim agents against
the Government cOncurred In. -.
Mr.. FENrON (Rep., N. " offered SUBSTITUTE IN
creasng the subsidy for the mail service WIN bra 10
to the conditions as the Pacific mail subsidy
Agreed TO. Yeas 20; Nays "a. So.
Mr.. CASSERLY (Dem., CALI offered an amendment
Increasing the subsidy TO the San Francisco ana Austria
liam line 100000 the service to be seni,inohtny'
Afterdiscussion ON motion of Mr. MORRILL, OF Yer
mont the amendment was laid on the table.
Mr.. WEST (Rep, La) renewed the amendment appro-
pratng $4,000 for mail service between NeW-Orlcdh
and certain Mexican ports which was ruled out OF
order. a.. -.
Pacific Mail line as acondition of the increase OF SUD-
sidy to continue its line between san Francisco ana
New-York by way of the Isthmus OF Panama. Agreed
to-Yeas, %; Nays, B ,, .,,.
Mr. NYE offered amendment applying this con-
dition to any other company which may secure the
contract (or the mail service between San Franesco
China and Japan Pending action ON the amendment,
the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. MCCRARY Oem., Iowa), from the Com
mittee ON Elections, made report in the Texas con
tested election case ofGiddings against Clarke that
Clarke the sitting member Is not entitled to the seat
and that Gddings the contestant. is lie gave houce
that would call It up for action next Ihursaay
amendments the Deficiency bill. The amendment IN
reference TO the claims for cotton seized by the Govern
men after close OF the requiring PROOF OF thc
loyalty Of the claimants, came up and gave rlse 10 .
long discussion, the Committee on Appropriatio.s ati.
recommending non-cOncurrence, and reporting subs
tute for 1t exactng the claimants flnaly Ie
for the Senate amend dment was adOpied A., c..
The House then took up and disposed or OF the Senate
amendments to the Indian te o ammttce on
Elections made report In the S0utn @ @
election case that Nj Wallace the sitting member m wal
it up next Thursday for acIion;
The House then, at 230 p ~, went into Conmltee OF
the Whole Mr. scOFIELD Rep PENN in the eaaIr, on
the TaT NJ and Tax I S @na hne teA 10
Mr.. DAWES tRep., MassJ moved 10 stlkc ou, thc ie'
taxing tea and coffee. ,..,
Mr. KELLEY (Rep PENN to time moved to strike
out the enactng clause OF the bill
pecedence Of the and he voted without de-
bate that IL the enactng clause were struck OUT e
Committee would thcIeupon rise ana report tht ac' 10
Tne question was taken by tellers Mr.. Key's mo
ton and IL was agreed 10 by vote OF 30 TO TO-
Tie Committee thereupon and the Chairman re-
ported s action in striking out the enactlng Clause
Mr. ELI EY moved that the House concur in the action
Of the Committee Of the Whole and that the bill be recon-
mitcd ito the Committee of Ways and Means with In
struclions TO report back his "A substitute.
Mr. DAWES moved as all amendment that the Com
mitee be instructed to report back "a D reducing the
rates of duties To 90 per cent of the present rates.
Mr. FINKELNBURG (Rep, MOI moved 10 amend Mr.
Dawes amendment by reducing the rates to 50 per cent
OF the present rates -
The Question was first taken Mr.. Finkelnburg's mo-
ton aIidat rejected Yeas, 10; Nays, Ill Tne vote
was then taken on Mr. Dawess smOon, and IL was agreed
tO-Yeas, Ill Nays. II.
The Oill was then recommitted to the Committee OF
Ways and Means with Instructions to report 1t back
forthwith amended by reducing the duties To 80 per cent
the existing rates. The vote on reeomuIttal was
Yeas, III; Nays, IS.
Mr. DAWESS proposition only applies 70 articles speci-
fed alter and to line 212 page 10 That
not apply 10 coal salt, leather. or pig iron
which articles to stand ut the rates reported Ill tue
bill originally. . ~
Mr. DAWES thereupon reported back the bill rs in
sructed aud il referred 10 the Committee OF the
Whole TO be taken up tomorrow.
The House theu at o'clock, took n recess until 1880,
the evening be for business OF the Military
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
INCREASE OF SMALLPOX.

during the week ending May 4, 90 cases OF
small pox have been reported to the Board OF Health
an Increase Of % the previous week Thirty
additional eases were reported Monday. This in
crease is attributed by City Sanitary Inspector Morris to
the filthy condition Of the streets aud TO the warm
weather. He has again ordered all OF the vaccinatng
corps on duty, and "a thorough inspection OF the clty
will be made. The following is comparative statement
" us,t Jim Dph. Small
t@dtno Tyhus Typhoid Scarlet hessle' iberia g gS'
May 4...... IL Io "
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onx xho would favor total ab.tinonoo in theory

thOee Only VINO WuuIu IHVVf e0'"' -'
aud practice. .,.,. r.otsor r,ov,s and
his wife Mary f. Davis and by the rev; j. D. sargen.
and t. d. Hudson. Mr.. Davis ftated Inat tnere w Wero
o zoo moro houor than teachers and preachers
in tho country and Of the 100000 paupers one half we're
incorporate. -. 4, A., han ., ,,. rrn,on
League Club at which addresses were delivered by tho
Rev II q Sargent. Mrs. Mary f. Davis, and Aaron M.
poweIi SIDNEY Woollitt and Ella Detz Clymer gave
which well received Letters were cd rtad sS
Rev Henry T. Cheeve sympathizng with the object OF
the meeting and regretting that they could not be
nre
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
EXPERIMENTS AT PAvoNIA FERRY.

Some interesting experiments were made
Yesterday afternoon at Pavonia Ferry with new pump
known as tho Eureka. considerable number OF scen-
tdo and business present. among them beiug
Charles A. Haswel. L. o. H, General Master Mechanic
of the Erie r. r.; Chauneey Vibbard, late supelin-
sident Erie H. L., and A. IL. Lyons. The cxpcri
ents conducted by A. shuthom and j. 8 Yarne prov
the pump TO be remarkable capacity and simple CON.
structlon ana management. one man being able 10
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
by j. MOSES'S
PATENT RLBCTRo- -GALvANIC sPBCTACLRs


This invention pronounced By the best medical authorities OF
the greatest vAue application II Electricity TO the restoration
impaired or effective sight nmab beaes 10 spectacle SeAre
The voe pile incod rubber eases an inch IN dsneter and
Is inch in depth attached by insulated to Tie side e the
n.teutr spaeS gsvanc aeoa he dssety discovered
when sppud to the tongue aud gives ccnnnc1s current Of electro
sm yet excite unpleasant sensation s the mN per
,cus person cu the ere RESTORED 20 m normal se
trcal condition sHd It's important hneteas 2aeksnsd and
Frightened effects NOS; heusA the nerves Of special nse ad
the nerve c,uer, the hrAn snd spinal marrow.
Th, uvruoa placed before the public sner having been sub
,ec,e 30 critical examination and to the se,eest tests and
vy large oeeAes proved a and senett
entirely relieves spectacle nom The discomfort sseASuei
by the ordinary 'rscss sn w sur and certainly RSs TORE
srRENGrilRN, and preserve the sight
They be bad q respectable Jewellers AMI resident Opticians
Cued States who ~ 10 saPPhA Sn The wASae
pcpcs No 10 Csrsudtst Ns~ysi ot, and rs AlRst, Hart
for. Ceua.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
THE. WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA !!
Heathf Climate Free Romesteeds Convenient Markets

Heathfu Climate Free Romesteed Convenient Markets
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for sALB
5000 900 ACRES LAND in Central and Western Mnneso
embracing tie productive Wheat LANDS in America
Excellent the MILL the farm and the fire. Rich Prane
and with Lakes and running Streams
In Fever and Ague Is unknoUn Grain can be
shipped from Atlantic cites eheaPa from Eastern
Iowa or Central Cars running through these lands from Lake
supeor TO Dakoa2s3 miles Price Of land close 10 track 80 to SO
rer acre. away will for l6oacre farm Seven Years
~ Warrane Northern Pacific 9O Railroad Bonds received
In psent for land M No other unoccuped lands present such
advantages 10 settlers.
SOLDIERS, the New Law March, 1871 get 100 acres
FREE near the railroad by and two yesn residence
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nhed from all principal points East purchasers OF Railroad Lns
Homestead Purchasers wi" have e
over Railroad deducted Now the time for Settlers
and Colonie, to get Land close to the Road.
Pamphlets containing and description OF lands and copy OF the
New Homestead free and full information furnished 10 all
Address by letter, apply in person to te
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA,
OR 100 BROADWAY, EBw.YOEK.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

Typographical Union No. yesterday held
their election for delegates 70 the National Convention
at Richmond, Va which resulted in the election of the
following: Thomas Cooley, Charloe Mcpherson, y. 10.
Cogswel and ste phen BVlscI,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

SOONER OR LATER, A NEGLECTED COLD WILL
DEVELOP CorGH, snoRrSEs, oY BRE.rn FAILING
STRENGTH wATISa FLEu. oy soNE sH
niou AFFECTION rALLArkD NJ
usNe ~ rtMK Dr. J,Ixxs RIPEcroRaSr
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ART SALE.

EXTRAORDINARY AKr SAAE'
To ,ro through the Lesvtt In fart 70 p 70 eo,
form round Of studio calls IN
Post
AT lover, OF orh you hs choicest treat before you 9I
The erhbt on contributions will be tie GROWING one s V
liant season. ."-IBvening Mail
,co, PARIS
'"''"'"' DUSSELDORF
THE MOST ,.,,vo
Of WORKS of Art the public In this eounty now ogn
Rooms gi7 Broadway consisting o. ns % T.
Color Drawngs dis from the French and Dusseoor
be At benea Of the Chicago sufferers asho
red Paintings comprising Examples By nearly Oil tno seAs ~
the present day.
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.
yo art lover can afford seeing this collection apsr' nom
Il. great mer /. historical Interest," and Will be taxed Oh o '
TO come"
exhibition Of foreign paintings wnieh "o
have ever been favored with Ia this county"
MANY fe collections Of foreign paintings have been seen ne oeo,e
probably varied aud norougny Wv
collection low exhibition at the Lesyitt Art koous'
Rarely treat been presented 70 ART lover, IN s
Wednesday night az he a n
Rooms beautiful collection OF pnung
Paris and Dusseldorf have generously sent o'e "
aid Of the sufferers by the Chicago ire"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
Skin DIsEAsrs.-PrRRY,s hlrRoyrn Cow

SKIN DISEAsEs.-PERRYs IMPROVED CONE
poSr PnriE REsKDY The medicine Of the IL
lh pmply and botcbe dsngurAion,
the Prepared b Dr. H. &. PaRsi Demnoossl ~
Bond st, New.iork. Sold by Druggists eyeryshec
For Moth Patches, FrecllleS, and Tan. use
Mora FKECKLK LorIoS The well known reliable and
remedy Brown Dscooralous Face Depot ~ Bond
st.. New-ioTk. sold by Druggists everywhere
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, 80 tO Is. >,
lO fultonst store showses Ohcc stairs Sales
from the iron safe hr hsnis At manusuref' prices
For washing Dishes, Bath-tubs, Floors, Ia
where formerly MoRGASs uvau
bic aud used wil never be- dispensed with.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
iAnnotnrcinentAl

For Bathing Infants-BURNETr's KALLIsToN
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

Many collections Of foreign paintings have been seen nere oeo
but probably varied aud Thoroughly
collection on exhibition at the Leayitt AT Rooms"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

"Yo art lover can afford miss seeing this collection 49, ps' o
its great merit has historical Interest," and WILL DC aAe' " 0
torn
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

Extraordinarily the exhibition Of foreign paintings when w
ever been favored with In this county"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

To sro through Lesvi,t Rooms In fat 70 y 70 co.,
esnrsisd FORM pleasant round Of studio calls IN P
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
PARIS

ht lover, OF NevYo you hs choicest treat before you m
the exhibit on will be tie GROWING one VI '
liant season. Evening Mail
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-21

my bos. = .sid he, With kindly smile,
81 have chsneed my mind. I will Try
roo. told y6u truly when I told You
thst did NOT At present need more help
but | hnpc shall need Il ere long.
have Witnessed that you are truthful and
honest. and I have aiso witnessed that you
have str~ng and helping hand. and q
willing one. Others might have rciarn.
ed the jewel; bat few would have riskcd
the Crime and the labor Of helping that
poor negro with his strect-soilrd burden
And Andrew Sears took Amos Dut,cu
into his employ and his anticipation.
were nscre than realized Not only did
the youth prove himself honest in al
things. bat his helping hand was evel
ready when there was possible need,
Years have passed since that time =
fAndrew .Seafs-hs~ conc beyond the shssl.
owv vale but Amos Drtfnn is living vet
doing goca with his vast wealth. and bon
creA and beloved BY all who know him.
~. Y Ledger.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-21
TEN HARp DOLLARS. Those people who

TEs H.Rp DoIL.Rs.--Those people who
are interested in hard money will perhaps
be proftcd by reading the following from
the Christian Weekly, by Or. Spau,ding
M father was poor man. \ large
and growing family was Dependent, on him
for its daily bread Coming home from
ncichborrnC town with ten hard earned
dollars in his pocket, he lost them in
light snow Long and fruitlcss was the
search for them. After the snow the search
was renewed with the same result. The
snow fell and melted again for whole
generation, and still the lost dollars was
fresh in our family circle; for silver dol
lar TO poor man in those days was larger
than full moon.
About mile away lived another faith
er of family in similar circumstances -
He. too. knew how much dollar cost dug
out Of the heart of rocky farm A. least
once or oftener every week for forty years
he had occasion to pass our door. giving
and receiving the common neighhorly sal
utaii"ns. and every time with weight in
crcasingly heavy on his conscience But
all such pressures have their limits; and
when that is reached the crash is greater
for the severity Of the strain. In this in
stance it was as when an old oak rends its
body and breaks its limbs in falling.
lone day. completely broken down. he
came to ms father in tears. confcssing =
Il found your dollars lost in the snow
forty years ago. They have been hard
dollars to me. and I carry them no long
CT. am come to return them. and ask
your forgiveness. and as soon as I can |
will pay the interest
THE scene was like that when Jacob
and Esau met over the ford Of Jabbok.
..He did not live long enough to pay
the iatercs.. but quite long enough IN fur
nish practical common, on the text =
The spirit of man will sustain his in
FIRMLY. ba. wounded spiri, who can
bear ?" Who will say that conscience,
though slumbering in this life. will never
awake to punish the offended in the life
/ to come r
/ IL any msn wants hard money. le. him
get it dishonesty. and he will find il ,h,
hardest money that he ever saw-hard tC
keep. bard TO think Of. and hard 10 an'
swer for in the judg gment day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-21

A RArIRoAD SrosY. -.Gtis. writes
Let me relate an incident of travel thai
occurred when vas frisky youn. uaa
With a fondncss for young ladies' society.
Understand me, have no dissassc for young
ladies' society now. bat they don't seem
20 banker 50 mach for mine n they did,
say twenty years ago This is natural
enough I don't blame ,hem-only they
don't know what they are missing.
A friend and myself got on board an
express train one afternoon to make short
trip. The ear we entered was full Only
fone vacant seat in fact. and that was along
eide Of a very charming young lady
Friend and each made . dash for that
ycry desirable vacant seat.
II isn't a fair thing to do. as a general
thing. 10 trip friend. but il was allowable
under the circumstances. and gave him
Just tile siightcst trspin the wnrld, 10 ena.
! Die me 10 &c. the start of him and obtain the
coveted scat Ny friend took seat on
the wood-hcx. and looked disconso,atc
enough. I think I added t. his discom6.
ture hy certain triumphant winks. nod.
and motions in which iudulged. The
young lady was attractive, and some cas-
uas remarks dropped on one side or the
o,her-young folks viii drop n remark oc-
cHsionally. and are more ready to pick il
up again than old ones-afforded an or
portunity to glide easily and pleasantly
into conversation.
She was witty aud sprightly. and grew
unusually brilliant, tha. is. to the bes, OF
nv recollection at this somewha. remote
day. Nv friend, observing this. looked
maddcr than ever. At length We reach
ed station where the train stopped mo-
ment My friend abdira,ed the wood box
and rushed ont on the platform Sudden
ly he returned. and coming quickly to me
SCI zed me by the collar and said in tone
heard all through the car:
Quick now get right of here. You
can get n job here just rs we'll as not =
They tell me there is only one shoemaker
in the place. and lots of work. So take
your kit and get of before the train starts
No use of looking any further for work. -
Tranping all around the country for q
job Of shocmaking won't pay Take work
where YOU find it That's my motto"
! He almost forced me out of the seat
with his vchemeucc. and If hadn't made
n vigorous resistance he would have had
me out on the platform. The young lad '
gave me one look of supreme disgust
tramping jour shoemaker then directed
her gaze ont Of the window. and kept il
; there for the remainder Of the journey v
My friend remounicd the wood-box. and
indnl-ed in such series Of iendish grin.
and malignant chuck!os as would have
justified me in hurting him from the car
only was too s,upe6cd BY the proceeding
to proceed agains. him. When left ,hS
car the young lady looked to see if
hadn't forgotten my kit" and I am sat
isfed she thought l had got of to "kicl
for ajob." as they say in shoemaker par.
lance.
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