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MILL BE GIVEN for the thief that stole
w pair of Doves from my Green House,
on Eirst-day night, Dec. 3, and for the re-
turn OF the birds TO me.
1885, GARDNER MENDENHAI.L.
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the BURIAL OF ,aosrs.

nj,
e ouHed nun in valley in the land Of
over against bethpeor, bUf no man know
o' n's sepuiehre until this day. .''-DxCTxR-
AH2N',0.
On this side of ,Iora,,,. w,r.
In a vale in tb. ,.r,, ofv,,,
There lies lonely gr,v..
And no man dug IN. ..np,cs,.
And no man saw II e,.r.
For the angels of God uptnrn.1 n. sod
And laid the dead man there.
That ever passed on earth.
Bat no man heard the trsmpIinr.
Or ssw the train 20 firth.
Soise,.ssly n, the DAYLIGHT com,s
Comes when the night 4. dan.
An,, the crimson s,rcak on ocean. g eh..h
Grows into the great sup.
u.r c,o~r ,rx...,,. 80.
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A letter from Wyoming Territory,
published in the New York Post,
says: "Not far to tho west of the
Green River railroad station the
rocks are filed with fossil fishes. in a
wonderfully perfect state of prescrva'
ton, SO far as all their important
are concerned. Oi
course they are 1attened to the last
degree, but their forms, including
eyes, fins and scales, are perfectly
preserved, so that the skillful natur-
alist readily refers them to their true
place in the archaeological scale.
They occur in finely laminatcd shale
of dingv yellow or drab color, ard
the. dark-brown colorcd fishes show
beautifully on this background. Ono
little slab now before me, only about
four by eight or nine inches, shows
parts Of at least five of these bcauti.
full fishes that have come down to Us
from Q former age"
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rob PRINTTNG.
into the town, one hundred rank and
file. Frank Moore leadiNu--all who

into the town, one hundred rank and
tilc, Frank Moore leading--al who
had beard upon their faces or guns
within their hands. a trusty guido
had matle the morning surprise. Il
was not yet daylight. Some white
mist, like corpse sbandoninga bier,
was creeping up from the iowlands.
Tho music and Tie lights had died
out in the streets. The east, not yet
awakened, had on its face the placid
pallor of sleep, .U tt
Leave not one stone upon another.
And the faces of the Americans were
set as iliat and the massacre began.
Never were six men so terribly aveng-
ed. II need not be told what t,smcs
were there, what harsh and gutteral
oaths, what tawuey faces blauched
and grew white, what cries, and vol
lies, and shrieks, and death that made
no moan, arose on the morning, aud
scared tho, mist from the water, tho
paradise birds from their bowers
| amid the lines and the orange trees.
1t was over ut last. Call the roll and
gather up the ccrpses. Fifteen
Americans dead, eleven wounded, and
80 many Meyicaas that YOU could not
! count thcm. Las Flores, the City OF
the Flowers, had become to DO Las
Cruces, tho City of the Crosses.
When the tale WAS told 10 Dupin.
he rubbcd his brown bare hands and
lent on his Subaltern's shoulder,
"Tcll me ahou, il again." he order.
cd. ..i
The taic vas told.
"Oh brave Americans !" he shout
ed. Americans after my own healt.'
Iou shall be salutcd with. tioping
standards and uncovered heads"
The buslcs rang out "to horse"
the regiment EoU under arms, tho
American squadron passed IN review
along the ranks, the flags " ere low
cred and inclined, officers and men
uncovered rs the files marched lown
the lines, there were %rcetinGs and
| rCjoicimgs, and from the already
| icnGthcncd life of the wMte-iInired
commander Eve good years Of toll
and exposure had been taken. FOR.
a week thereafter he WAS seen TO s,nilo
and to be glad. After that the old,
wild work commenced again.
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the flight of birds or os the cntrails
Of beasts. II we cannot do SO too il
seems to me it is because we have
lost the power, not because the signs
are not there to read. The wiscst
men have not been ashamed to be
supcrstitions. 1t is only the fools
who think there is nothing in the
world but that they can see and han.
die.
"Iquite agree with you with re-
gard to the fools, Paul"
Paul, who had been defiant hith-
erto, blushed with pleasure. 81
don't know" he continued, "what
credit to give to spiritual mediums.
Fact is. Eve run after them until I'm
about tired. They have got all my
two last quarters allowance, and so
I've had to so without new clothes
this winter. But i'll could succeed
If could only find the pot or chest
Just think 1t would make mother
easy for life ~
every true" said the unclr.
They were both silent for awhile, the
Lieutenant smoking, and Paul turn
ing over the leaves of his book Will,
a fevcrish haste. glancing up now
and then furtively at his uncle.
"What first put this matter into
your head, Paul?"
al don't know. We really need
money SO often. And then Fred.
Parker told his story of Kidd's trea-
sures, and 1 see these clairyoyant
advertisements in the papers every
day."
LAS to those mctliunfs," said Lieu
tenant Cslderwood, thoughtfully,
"my opinion is that they will take
your money, and you will get no
information III return. l never had
any intercourse with them, for have
no belief in their ability to tell you
anything you DO not know already
yourself. "A friend of mine, Captain
Johns, told me of a woman, a for.
tune teller, who made some remark.
able predictions very remarkable,
indeed. She sketchod out his whole
career for him."
"Who was shc2 Where is she to
be found 2" cried Paul, forgetting to
ask whether the prophecies proved
true or not and they were most
ridiculously absurd and untrue.
cat No. 81 Poplar street,, said
his uncle, after several minutes hest.
tation. "She was to be consulted
only at night. But that was several
years ago."
"I'll go and see her tomorrow
night" said Paul. lie was more ner-
veus and unsettled than usual that
evening, and sat looking in the fire
for long time.
"The boy is ruined," sighed his
mother. "Nothing will ever restore
him to common sense or usefulness y
eft is long day until sunset" said
her brother, quoting his favorite
proverb.
The next night Paul put on his
ovcrcoat just after supper, and his
last dollar in his pocket. His uncle
had not been at home during the
afternoon. Paul kissed his mother
goodbye once or twice.
"Wherc arc you going, my son?''
"To make our fortune" he said
gayly, as he ran out.
No. 81 Po .,lar street was soon
found. 1t was narrow, dark entry,
lighted by red lamp, which gave 8
ghostly and murderoWs light. Paul
went up the winding stairs, and
found at the top door with 4 pla.
card, on which was printed with a
common pen:
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Paul tapped. No answer. He tap
ped again.
"Enter!'' said a hoarse voice.
He pushed the door open and went
in. The room was bare of furniture,
except another red lamp, which shed
its bloody glare over the gray walls,
and black antique chair in which
sat tall, saunt woman. She was
robed in loose, falling habit of black
from head to foot. Her face, of which
Paul could sec little but the chin, was
deathly pale. Now and then he caught
a glimpse of a pair of Keen eyes, which
he thought were both fierce and
threatening.
She did not bow or rise. He re-
NAMED standing before her. The
very assumption of authority which
this implied impressed and awed
Paul.
81 came to consult you," he stam-
mcred.
The black-covcred head nodded.
at is unnecessary to explain your
self further. Your name is Paul
Forbes. You desire to know by
what means you may obtain . certain
treasure"
Paul was terrified. The other me-
diums that he had consulted had
never told him actual facts.
"When do you hold seancc ?"
"Now! y in a hoarse, grating voice.
81 need 10 trumpery tables, nor
cards, nor machinery. Do you ask
whether can see into futurity? You
have a scar on your shoulder beneath
your clothes. an unhesled wound
below your Knee. If l can tell you
about these things that otherss eyes
cannot see, you can afford to trust
me for tho truth of whatever else
may say. Ask what you will and l
will answer"
Chow am 1 to obtain the trea-
surcP" said Paul. @s1
"How should l know what trca-
sure you mean? But pause" The
figure moved her hand slowly to her
forehead, muttered for q few mo-
ments, then slowly took it down and
looked piercingly at the terrified Paul.
"The pot Of gold awaits for you,
enough to give you fortune and pow
er. Here are the directions by which
you arc too obtain it." She then
placed . small slip Of paper In his
hand.
"On these conditions" she said, in
hollow whisper, "that you solve
the mystery OF this paper alone. You
are to receive no assistance in read.
ing 1t; If you do ell Is lost. Begone
you are answered"
Paul placed his, money In her out,
strechsd hand and went tumblins
down the stairs under the red lamp
| The next morning BY daybreak h
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THE POT OF COLD.

sisters house on Il visit during his
| two weeks furlough. He was sit
ting with her one evening in the
parlor, while her two children were
studying their lessons at the table in
the back room.
$50 Paul is q lazy scholar" said
the Lieutenant, lowering his voice.
"No, not all. lie is diligcnt enough,
provided his studies suit his fancy.
But what arc they ?-Ifyou look over
his shoulder now you'll find him
poring over some Book of Dreams,
or the History of Captain Kidd and
his Treasures Instead of his school
books. The boy is dcrangcd on the
subject of growing rich suddenly at
some bold master stroke. 1 wisl,
you would talk to him. You are su.
premc with him just now. 1t may
be that you could ridicule him out OF
his absurdity: l cannot.
"But ought lie TO be ridiculcd ~
"Jamcs
"Well, call Clara in, and I'll go
talk to him awhile"
Mrs. Forbes bcckOned to her little
girl to her, and the Lieutenant saun-
tered into the back room and, am
sorry to say, lighted y cigar.
"Well, Paul, my boy, hard at it?
In l,vo
bra?"
Paul colorcd little. ooh, can
run over my lessons in the morning.
They're SO horribly dull. I'm read
ing now"
"Head of your classes, 1 hope,
aren't you?"
Paul laughed. "No, indeed, near
cr the other end. Well, the truth is, ~
throwing down his book aud leaning
over confidentially, "Pve got it into
my head to make money. Mother
has hard work to get along with
Clara and me-"
al know. Paul." said the Lieutcn-
ant gravely.
"Now, what good does this scan.
ming of dead languages and porting
over cube roots do? How mucl,
meat will that put in the pot3"
CHOW do you intend to aid your
mother 2''
"Well. SIR" whispered Paul eager
ly, for this was his first patient lis
tencr, "if l had large sum Of mon-
ey that could get all once, with
out any dclsy-a large sum-then,
afterward, 1 could make scholar or
whatever l pleased Of myself"
The Lieutenant drew the book
Paul had been reading toward him.
Revelations of Clairvoyancs aud
Spiritualism Regarding hidden Treas.
urcrs." Paul watched him keenly
as he read the titles over, but not
the vestige Of a smile fitted over
the Lieutenant's face.
"I'll tell you candidly about it,
uncle" hitchiug his chair nearer.
Fred. Parker came from Jersey
near where Kidd buried his treasure.
You know the place ~
No, not precisely; do you ?"
"Not the exact spot, but it is peal
Burlington. Kidd buried the chest
then called on his men to know who
would stand guard over II for hun.
drod years. So one fellow stepped
ont and stood hrm while Kidd sho,
him through the heart. So they
buried him standing over the ches,
with his drawn sword in his hand
You've heard tho incident ?''
Yes; but"
allow will I And the place p
Well" Psnl began to fidget a lit
tie, turning over the leaves Of th,
book.
Perhaps you will laugh at me
funcle, but don't SEQ why ys,
should. Ths sncients called in th,
aid Of oracies and dreams. The.
knew how 70 resd comiug events il
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Col. Susan B. Anthony and eight
other ambitious females succeeded in
getting themselves registered as vc-
ters i'll Buffalo under the provisions
of the Fourteenth amendment, and, j.,
though we have no record of it, we
take it for granted that they voted,
and that they voted for Grant OH the
5th. 1t is not to be supposed that the
Colonel will be satisfied with the mere
recognition of her right of suffrage.
AS she claims her rights as q citizen
under an amendment especially in
tended for the darkies, it would not
be inappropriate for her to come into
competition with Langstonc, the COL
ored applicant for the position of
Attorney General. "The colored
troops fought nobly," but SO also did
the Amazonian Guard.
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After all the fuss made over Ari-
sona Indisn, eutrsges, tho figures for
one year show that not more than
one scaIpa week is Iifsed In thAt.rsri
OF The country.
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MADAME p'ArnKEr, sEAnEss."
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|, The wkipping-pest is in full blast
in Canada. ANY Fenian raids In that
quarter should be encouraged by civ
ilizcd people everywhere. !
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New York HferraS.

NEW YORK, June Ex-Governor Scymoul
was last night installed as Sachem of Tam
many. In his address he indorsed the Gin.
cinnati platform.
Tom Scott has succeeded in getting con.
troll of another line to Philadelphia Uio
Perth Amboy and Camden.
\ number cf Irish citizens intend to issu,
a card urging their countrymen to dcsisi
from any hostile demonstration on the l2tb
of July.
Fhe Board Of Stock Brokers start sub
scription to-day for the boy O'keefc, appoint.
ed TO the Naya! Academy by Congressman
Roberts.
Havana adyiccs say that IL has been discov.
Departments, has been holding constant
communication with the insurgents, and dis
closing the plans of the Government for sup.
pressing the ins,rrectiOu.
The deaths in this city during the week
increased i29.
To-day was the hottest of the season, th,
thermometer reaching 100 degrees. There
were several s,instrokcs.
The Stock and Gold Exchange will adjourn
over OF the 18th of july for one day only.
-Four strikers who assaulted II workman
who wouldn't strike were sent TO the cit,
prison to-day for t. II days each.
There i nothing new in reference 10 th,
strikers. The stablemcn still hold out Thb
morning the eigbt-hour League distributed
about $1,000 relief money among members
who have beer nne".:'' - = ..;iJv,C slA aJunr
...u, ii.yC received nothing