davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

RAYMOND Carr of No "a South Fifth-ave., who
STABBED Enamel Burnett Mount Washington. Columbia COUNTY ~
T. in liquor Grsrds and South Ffihae committed
a Jefferson Market yesterday.
Philip Seller of No. 500 West Thirty -eghth-st, on
Saturday Mrs Jane Mens Of No 3!9 Vest
on the club, nfcng dan2efo wounds Seller was ar
rested and was locked Jefferson Market eseTiay
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
James Tfliao liquor dealer at heses snd The loTery CHARGED
Will eang Lcahey Of No 29 East md
6ee discharged Justice shsudey declared the evidence
sut
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
THE COURTS.
THE McCABE LUYACY CASE.

THE MCCABE LUNACY CASE.
On Friday John ID. Townsend OF the firm OF
Townsend application Judge Curtis Of the Superior
Court writ OF hsbs corpus behalf Of Rosa heCabe The nrn
otherwise known as MARY Of Sanus who confined the Luna
c Asvu At BacSsels Island The petition that Ms Nc
Cabe not now insane snd insane At the time she ncae
rse granted and made reunaOe before Judge SgWcs
of the Superior Court tomorrow This brought
at time znce before JUICE Leonard O the supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

GENERAL LsEssrossHacKEIT JRen 0Bren, Anna hoooyern
Reilly Charles Mo01nn William iosari Patrick hAae nasa
LpTssy John smith, Thomas Kelly James ODonne James k{
William Long oase grand eny James HACK
cit NIehae Toomey lArceny from the person
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC

s,n g os Snu s:4
SAM, 1851 Gov. t3 Hell Gate Ferry. 05]
| DAy-P
S.udJ took .l2O GoVs Island 59 Hell Gate FettT l;W
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

lighter and less expensive stock will be substituted II
expected that tile alteration will cost many millions OF
dollars and extend over period OF five years.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP sgw-YORK.."...

PORT or sgw YORK. .............".......0or.
CLEARED.
seamsbD western metropolis Qucz NsSoreans Fred Baker
steamship Main a. g. Won 0rendorP Bremen via Southampton
steamship George Cromwell Clapp Eeworleaus II Cromwell
Steamship Montgoney Faicloth savannah Robert ICvsen
steamship Volunteer BloodEooi Phlsdepa LonAd Seam'mp
se,m.hp Oh Dominion Bourne, Norfolk City Point &c, Old Do
seam.p q knight Johnson Alexandra Geo B. Mernck
samsRp Steamship. Ann si,a Richards PhsGsplia p CTds
Ga9dSy B[ sess ESGa Gs Gso Mn s1d..on sS"1 Bros
sesm,p CITY Of Ausa Eddse Galveston and key West C. H.
Je,e Atkins s,TaPsa William R. Garrison
steamship Gucu, Walden Boston, H. F. Dimock
Ship Dlvi4 crockett Burgess, San Francisco sutton Co.
s5p 5p Gsi Si SI P', I.Ips: Rs. Livingston
Ship Gsrbald (SorJ. Huyler iIsvre Teien, BoeamsnD
Bat L. W. BT Lent LS9aoHsGsT G RnSc Ds wGd g. co
Fesens Lent Sor Geruisen Cork for orders Puneh Ee
Bark Eoee No Jacobsen Cork for order. Punch Edys Co.
Bst N a NJ Fess M RneS St pslS SSei Falmouth mouth @ soh
.t Ann, AutJ viieneh Cork or Falmouth siocovh
Adea OBJ RathbnTn, St John N b. p Ssvu' SOn'
Sehr Caledonia (Br LayOn windsor N g. CrAnda Beeaar
IS schr 10. Bsll., Fisher Georgetown C., &. Powell
schr Gisey Van yalkenburg New-liaVea
s,e.msbp Calaba (r McMcken Liverpool Sept a. Queens,
osH 5S Win snI % s Sdoa ,SS S aSs. e. & g. sis SsS Sept IS
stsa%shp Doaau IN o. Ernst Bremen Sept e. and Southampton
SsamsLp Iowa (BJ Greg glasgow via Moyue Sept 20. with
,@sap Virgo puEcy savannah with mise and pass
Mrr.aj, Ferris i Go. -
hg Turru (of SeWGToa Thompson, Aceo aud Maya
IeOn1ri Myers, Hicks Providence via Newport L. Oct in
big Csceque (BnL), Ciutra Para ~ days. with
Brig TroNbge (of Newlayea Rogers hyagueI IL days,
Big NJ Tinker (f Boson) Barnard GibarA days sugar
the Mist f Bswoh Jsksonse days, with yellow
pine. -, a.. -, IA, -u,.
ser to Bostn SOrion Demersra Is DAYS with
SrhF Jed FIRE. Langley Jaoksonle III dyS, with yellow
schT lof Boonl Mcdonald Jacksonville days with yellow
pine. - a., q. -, A. - IA, 80, -. III
s0HoOSERs-RiyRR
Loon Ney-ilsven. Almon Bacon Providence.
4. BY, Providence. NJ T. Rankin, New Hafes
J. II. Beteker, Bennington Onian0. Providence.
WIN. Gay. Hew.iiareh Minerva, Fall River:
A r. KindbeEg Providence. Golden Rule NorsaIk.
Wm. 81 Everett. Providence Hattie NJ. iioWes Providence.
n M BAXTER Pal River Lucy A. Blossom, P0gience.
Ne.on Harvey Fan RIVER J. d. Young PaMtnekel
Potter Hooper Providence. hsra FeAing, NOrwch
Mar Price Newport. H. h. Dlyeriy. rrovide.ce.
Oton,o. Providence. Jos Hoy. Providence.
r. y. Tyler Prayiience. Oh lacS, hew-llasen.
Adelue Tcsnend, Providence. W. j. Burden Providence
d. l. sursess, Providence. Jamts Bngli,h Prov lnee.
Hattie Butler, Providence. J. v. ioumi fa, reue.
John Manlove Newport narih Johnson, Nafehah.
Pearl Portland A. rHfcnce Portland
SstierthWait Providence CLas 4. Grfuef Providence
A. stewart, Georgetown, ID. g. /. 4 Tole-. Aorwalt.
Siin.y Pncc, Ius0a 3. H. Buancu. Geo Igeiosn, u. g.
MED star. Fall & G Brooks, Botor.
ussi,s . snoAa roTtisai, c. minqus., rrofdsaoe.
".Z h0Iash Esi. rAu LlrcT.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
tflarble an0 5late mnntels.

dlarble an0 5late Alnntels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IZNG WOkKs and 10 East EghteeuthsL Marble nl
are ManIes Ing Marble Counters Monuments at Prees that
defy competition Marble turning for the trade
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Of every description hARBLE and
WOOD MANTELS T. p. STEWART Co., 2ZO and 2I2 West
Twenty-thiri-,.. Scyenth-aye
& KLABER g. Co., Marble Works, 223 West
-. Fnyrsts between Broadway and EghtLaye-Mare and
Mantels Monuments HeadStones, oi superior "OfAnah
slip. at yery low prices
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
Gteamboaie ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE of Through Railroad Trains

DEPARTURE of Through Railroad Trains
SEwJEassr GsSTr,1--For the ws. vi. Allentown H. and
For Easton O. a m: 4 l3;l9 o. z:Y ana 80 p io ~;
ami :2O For Easion: 7:l5 H. u NJ, and ;IO IN.
NEw Yoak liD I'd SEwHayEs@For Boston: a m l2I5 audo
p EewisyeH s. l9O m l2lS 8 4S 4i5 25 ana ana p nj n
~ g. and II p. For Abaar 7:Jo, TO- Il m &io 4ea
Washington: 500 l23o and 9o m w, 70,
iss Ts, 5 ad & r. H. & g. & .i 5 81 p & M il nsSt
SUNDAYS P,dSps9 5 vi, caPs sag 3 a M % and
A LBANY and TROY By Day Line Boats
"A vIBBARD and DANIEL Drew Lea's ys.,-st Per At
ard Eyek ty rybOa Pokespe Rhne0seS liT' C'''I aud
iia9n Tp ticket. to colen Yves. Point Cornwall and Nswbuh returning
Copn:ctag for ali points West and North.
LAST F1SS1GB UP, OCT. 5, DowY, OCT Z.
NITIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
Sow R2k e1Ts RoP m P m r. s% Se S5 aa1
excepted connections with all trains gong norh.
Rea..essr s and Saratoga Troy anl boon Railroads.
NORTH RIVER and NEW YORK STEAM
~ BOAT HarsoIs: Pier Si5s cHEYSTESAH a'
LaEe ayer'taw G. Pt yspreA1 AID PeesS sS ADELPhi .!
Hpys:Taw; g AIR5 s. for isss. EnsswoO asng
R M T. H. ns' s T. Town. and Mack N'''A and iI1n ZANE &
PEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY:
Tie % fn JOIN 3a p% au1 s5 DsSS RcaoSD 0fA
One of the above steamers will leave Pier No a. North MyeF every
to soa2Se eoH8ee. sl' Win gs Soits and E.
RETURNING leave tho mbo landing the arrival OF connect
through obtained at hc ofce on the Wha st Dotfs
Broadway md No Cours Broo Baggage checked
Freight received una the hOur OF departure
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fale,
81 as stelmers leave Peksip for Ns~'ven at 'S and IL
p. m. connecting with the ailrold
EOR RIDGEP0RT, and all points on HOusa-
tonic snl Nauga.ack Rairolls Fare 81 Steamers leave
slip ard u nglt iSundAys ereeptei
EOR ROND0UT, landing at COzzens, Corn
wall Newburgb Milton PoughLeePss and gsopai ihe ste,-
boats THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave DALT
a D. m. Pier 81. N r. foot Harrisoa-s.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE.
For Bosou Fchburg, Gr3on Junction Lowell Law
renee Nashua Manchester Concord Palmer BseboO aud inter
mediate points
The and s,sunch steamers
CITY OF BOSTON,
CITY 0F NBW-YORK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE. and
CITY OF NORWICH.
viii Leave EyYOrt daily SUNDAYS excepted at o'clock NJ from
Pier No. 40 North River. foot Of Cautl and Wstts-st
Norwich connecting with Express ane
for e above points Central Noricb and Worcester and
Boston, Hartford, and Rue Railroads
For through tickets rates for freight apply At the once PIER @
North River. W. r. fAhhEh, agent
York, June g. l8f2
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
5ales bn Auttlon

A. MRkwIS, AucuoneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN u Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D lb-ssleso Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods, Furniture &c
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co.. Qate Leavitt,
srebeQh Col Clinton Hail. Astorplace. For the SALE BY
AUcros Of LBRAIEs Of BoOK PASrSGs and all
lind IfarR
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
nrw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. OCTOBER T. 1872
a. w. Blake. DiRhton.

Rseie Providence W. Blake Dghtos
WIN. H. Darling Providence Orion Pfoyidence
Nellie Wharton Milestone Point o. " horbam, Portland
COruela Somerset tondoyed IeorRet0Nn, ~
r. X Bennett, Georgetown d. u j. d. Freeman Pfoyldenos
n Marion. Port A. q. Lawson, Providence.
Rebeeca knight, Virginia. u NJ Freemsn, froVioenoe'
nj Ployer Portland. Ct j. g. Miller, Virgins
d. n gtellnan virginia. Ellen Perkins, Nos-Beiforf.
Flyng Arrow ban River. Cyrus Chamberin Fall hyer.
J W. Wellington. New sylSester Hale, lannton
WnslOw hoTse. Fail River Isaac Anderson norNaL
New-Zeaand, New Haven. =. =, onuIus' bnss6epo.]
Frank Maria, Bridgeport.
4. j. Smith, Providence. ~ hahn fortA9I, ~
W II. Bowen, Providence. r. " bancOek WesvefJ'
Clara Post Portchester. tabineI rA~tueAeI
a. Medag1scar. New Haven.
II.isa Msr providence Annie Chase GreeBpOrt.
~ Trle, VIRGINIA Franklin Bell, Virginia.
Louisa Smith, Virginia. AlquHI If9,s1a.s
N. n. Bereio, Vnginia. ~ a. uael, 'lthIIi~
Woodruff Sims. Virginia. Ireasme DIMioI. 1o.,
Oregon, Bristol a. 4, nlnoI,, Nt.ss<'H
Iuss.,bs Moderator. Virginia
sens,o, yr0na Empire, Eeg-Beiiorf.
ST. Mary PautuckeL POINTER Ft2sIiehce
Helen, New BeiOrd d. neb0it "@'"''-
samhps Main st. Laurent for Havr Parma cV
r1Sse Atlantic and SPAIN Liverpool Australia for GLASGOW
George Cromwell and We TEN Metropolis er nen
Austin Galveston; San Jaeno, and ioi
Champion for Cbarleston Old Dominion Tor Soro,. &c
ARRIVED. Sunday, Oct. D.
Steamship New Orleans Eager NewOresns sept ~ WIN muse sn
psss. H. b. Cromwell 4 Co. ,., -, -. =. W
steamship shman whtehurst Sewoeaus Sept 2a With md'e and
pass. to +. Baker. -. 90, -. @.
Bsrs Wahdercr GSor Rolfen Cardiff days w raod iron
Pscitaqua (of Portsmouth, N HI bdnd2e san BIAS 10 o
sschr Wililnlne Scott Boston days, with Ice.
FOREIGN PORTS. =,
oUzEyrowS Oct a-The steamship Heca, Mcdowell
from BoaOi Sept u. arrived here this morning
For Latest ship Ae'cs see rum Pdge'l
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAEGE-FIRsT CALI,
1O4 O'CLOCK A. VI.
SAILS Of GOseTauaf BoaL
10000 s. 5a Coz e7l4t $3.50 D. s. S1p Coz D7......iH
sm,i..tbl
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

A DEMONSTRATORS o. SALE
DIR. Dr.JTNDERHIIL'S PURE WINE.
The large stock wu thirty THOUSAND gallons e by tho late
Doctor r. T. UNDERILL will be SOLD auction at the vaults
Point the m October inst Hpufehse In DaA TIE
Inquiries may be made No. 80 East Ehihst where
samples be NJ
Conyeyances will Croon dsy Of sale the arrival Of u
HENRY WOOD Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
Canal...........lll1
SECOND BOARD.


$500 L. s c. 1881 Req. l)t 3CO) u 53s 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

There was tremendous knocking-a knock
ing the noise or which penetr ated all the luxu-
rious diaperies Of the library.
voice in the hall. He had returned, and We had
taken no precautions against his admission.
What's the meaning of all this? Telegram!
I.sent no telegram! Lights. iires,' he roared,
land all this extravaganza what does IL mean?
Brown, you 60 if this goes on. Lady Charles,
forsooth! what Lady Charles? Fiddle Lady
Charles! it's some impostor. Who's with her?''
BY jpgo." heard the hall porter cry, 'its
did! James, look to the coats and umbrellas"
We went out to meet Sir Frederick in the
hall. / own funked the encounter.
and beaming, was the doctor, and all through
the house there sounded the feeble piping cry OF
a new born infant.
The effect upon Sir Frederick was magical.
lie put his fingers into his ears, and ran head
long from the hall.
"Stop, Mr. Frederick. stop" cried the doc
tor; "stop, and see the young baronet Yes,
were safely through, gentlemen; mother doing
Of Mr.. Frederiek's-never could abide the sqaall
OF an infant. Always went away when his own
were coming, and didn't come back till they
could be put away out of ear-shot.
"To think OF my old friend Constance being
married TO poor Charles all the time, the sly
young puss!-Come, Thomas start of, and set
the church-bells all a-ringing, and breach a
cask of old Sir Johns prime stingo in the hall"
And there ended my knight-errantry. From
that time forward Constance had no lack OF
friends. Piping swells were her trustees. bland
baronets were her bankers. Does she ever
think, wonder of the young parish doctor and
his five and-twenty shillHgs?
tADDKNDA BY A FEMALE HAND.
Did ever forget him, wonder? and yet,
would you believe, the foolish fellow never
came near me, to let ne thank him, for ever
80 many years. But he came back TO me at
last, and-well we put an end TO the romance of
the thing by getting married.-HaTper's Basar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06
DROPosAls FOR LETTER BALANCEr.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT

wAsHINGToN, d. c., December q, 1871
Sealed Propofals will be received ct this Depart
nept until the 2%th DAY OF January, 1877, ct ~
cock, noon, for Letter Balances for the
Sesr from sni after the lat day Of February, ISL, Of
lse following deecTi Dtion, namely.
First. Balancee capae BILE Of weighing eight ounces
ayoirtupoie weight % be graduated down TO quarter
,unces, fthese II VII Be supposed that ., 90 yin
second. Balances Of the same Capacity, sr.dsatel
by the metric or granms system. VI this class no
Third. 9sianess capable Of weighing fur pounds,
ayoirdupOis weight, 70 be graduascd to Ali ounces
Perisei sccsrssy, ssrsesih and durability win be
required IN the Balances 70 b furnished.
samples q seeA description q BeSencee meeS ac-
c:mpany each BID, 81 tle biddsr tho nay obtain
The c.tr.ct I'll se rssutrsd e tas'sa Balances q
fsch bSisSss nSss be ~eIl and seealsG PACKED
ina Sox Tor ffspsportatisn, and deliver free of eli
~xPseses e The blank asency; ~ e.ninesoa, Y. ..
antsss Of his ability to comply With iis bid, nd .
ceriihcste from postmaster that such suarsntors
Two smiacieEt sureties will be required 10 con-
Awards viii be made for each article separately il
letned most advantageous 70 the Dspartmens,
failure to furnish promptly any article contrast
- for, OF ottempe 90 impose ucou the Depart.
ment articles ibfeiior in TIE opinion OF the Post
sdsred sacisnt for the forfeiture Of the con
The Postmaster General reserves the right 20 70
any all bis In his opinion, t 10 required
PrSpossis must BE- pSotssS on The euv.lo,. Pro
posas for Letter Balances and directed 20 10 firs
Assistant Postmaster General, Wsshiu ston, D. G.
JEo A. J. CRESwtLL.
4ec2stft Postmaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

NOVEL DIscovERY.-A process by which
the heat IN the waste steam from one engine can
he used to heat the boiler of another. and the
amount OF power now obtained by the consump-
ton OF fuel doubled, has been discovered.
When two establishments using steam pover
are near each other, the exhaust steam from
one OF them can be taken to heat the boiler of
the other, and no fuel, fireman, OF chimney will
be required for ii, and its engine will run with
out attention so long as the waste steam Is sup
piled to heat its boilers, furnishing an amount
OF power fully equal to that of the first engine
from which the waste steam is received.
The second boiler is heated 10y passing the
waste steam through its fiues, and is filled with
mixed volatile liquid, composed mainly of the
bisulphide of carbon, which boils at l. 10 Fahren-
heit, and az the tempera IRE of exhaust steam
gives pressure III the boiler of sixty-fve
pounds TO the inch. The yapor formed in this
boiler is used to drive the second engine instead
OF steam, and after being used is condensed by
cooling, pumped into the boiler again. and
used continually with small loss. Two engines
arranged on this plan are now running at the
Atlantic Works i'm East Boston. and a careful
measurement of the power of each proves that
OF the varor engine TO be the greatest Boston
TFdreiieF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENrl
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec, p. 1871.

Po>T OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. p, 1871.
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ this Depart
men; until the gath DAY OF January, ls72, at II
the 6 the pos bsD Tns
ior one year from the ist day Of February,
rense the st the Blank Agency OF Of the
Poet ohloe Department Washington, d: Q.
article are speeihed below quantity OIL each
$500 reams OF Wrapping Paper .ax25 inches in size,
and sm to % wsish pound, to the ream, each
size, and 70 weigh S pounds 70 the there rs.m M
.oIeCo pounds Of Cotton Irvine, in balls to weigh
about one half pound each, to measure from
bound a. to prevent their bsco@insg " ic ss
and tangled by trsnsportstion.
weigh from one to two pounds each, 70 meas
are from mn % 70 SoS IS gard, to the round TO be
coming loose and tangled by transportation.
Samples of the articles required win be furnished
First Assistant Postmaster General, Washington.
More or less than the estimated quantities NAV
lie ordered the necessities Of the Department
may require, at the discretion OF the Postmaster
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
aniees Of his ability 70 comply with his bid, and
Awards viii De made for each article separately if
deemed most dyantaReous to the Department
Two sufficient sureiies viii be required 10 each
A failure to furnish promptly any article con-
tracted for, or an attempt to impose upon the De-
partment articles inferior, in the opinion Of the
Postmaster General, to those contracted for will be
considered sufficient cause for the forfeiture the
contract.
Bids not made in conformity with this advertise
ment " i'll not he considered.
The Postmaster General reserves the right TO
reject any all bids IL in his opinion il is req ured
by the interests Of the Department.
Proposals must be Endorsed ON the envelope PRO
gosals for Wrapping Paper" or - Proposals for
rwine.u and addressed to the First Assistapt Post
master General washhNIn6stOn' p GEs;rsw,,1
dec23s.A Postmaster GENERAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06
Germany and Russia.
THE ANTI-GERMAN PARTY IN RUSSIA NOT
THE ASCENDANT.

THE ASCENDANT.
(Berlin(Dec 13)COrrespondence London Times
ander ii. occupies the Russian throne, the anti
German tendencies which have been lately rife
among cur Eastern neighboIs have no chance
of asserting themselves in more effective way.
1t is thought here-and DO doubt with good rea-
son-tbat If the Gar awaited himself Of this op-
portunity to come out so very strongly on the
subject OF his political leanings, he has done 20
with a view to disabuse the French of the hope
they have recently entertained Of Russian al
lance. The hints dropped on this pregnant
point by NJ. Theirs In his message, mysterious
as they were, betrayed too much to De over
looked either here or at st. Petersburg. Not
that anybody supposed the temporary admins
traitor Of the French republic, rs he is pleased
to call himself, to be sanguine enough TO look
forward to any immediate benefit TO be de-
rived from the assistance Of the great Northern
court; but In the veryfAct Of his introducing inch
passs &c into an Official document there Was so
much to remind us of the dangerous srtif;ce.
employed by his Imperial predecessor 10 an,nss
his countrymen that the first reversion 70 TIA
old tactics seemed to call for q reprimand, 49,.
cialIy while the embers Of the late war % ~
smolderiDg under the ashes. The Berr., 49, -
oficla! press has therefore foundi ,,.nsnssh,a
markable incident in the Wi aron the re-
inform NJ Theirs in 50 me- SCI fA.ace, and %
toast Of the Car de- AZ words that, as the
o. their last hope h. sa hest eay, o sIo
should hav .s q strange that such q warning
M. Thi, % been considered necessary. when
up,N 80, ty the same semi Official monitors, is
-sornsy acknowledged to be too wise not to be
paeaAc. But the experience the Germans have
with DIRE and then kindling a conhagration for
c0nsistcncy's sake goes far to account for the
Jealous vigilance displayed on the present oc-
casion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

a little child. With her bright blue eyes,
And hair Ike golden spray,
BAT on the rcck By the steep cliff q foot
As the ocean ebbed away.
n she longed for the milk white shining foam.
AZ II danced to the shingles hum,
n nd stretched ont her hand, and tottered fast.
To bring the white feathers home.
And still a. she strayed the tide ebbed fast,
And the cleaning foam laughed on,
4 nd the white fluff shrank from the tiny feet,
And the little fat hands caught none.
She sat YEARLY down by the steep cliffs foot,
Till the waves seemed to change their mind,
End the vhite foam flowed to her as she sat,
A though twOuld at last be kind.
I'd the ruff played Ovs or her soft white feet.
And she feathers few up to her chin,
Aud the soft loving water kissed her lips,
And carried my dead child in.
LOadca Spectator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

1The Danbury NeUs speaks OF detected
individual who asked the editor what the charge
was for inserting notice of the death of his
wife. On being told that il would be done for
nothing, he frightened up considerably and
observed that 'death had been robbed OF half its
terrOrS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-06

AIsTREss-"By the way-Anna--Hannah-
I'm not sure. Is your name Anna" or "Han-
nah?"
Netc Cook (tartly)-"Which nv name is Anna
mum-Haieb, Ha, Hen, Hen, Ha, Hach,--
'Anna''-
Mistress giving it mp in despair)-"Ah.
Thank youn