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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
From Europe To-Day.


var FRENCH PASSPORT sNsTEN.
PARIS, April lS.-france having abolished
the passport system ~ regards Englsud only.
other countries demand OF her similar eScmi,s
ton.
sATIsFACTIoS PROM MADAGASCAR.
The French officers have obtained Satsfactiop
harding it, principal seaport has been sban-
doned.
ROYAL VISIT POSTPONED
LONDON. Aprtl la.-nUeen Victoria las poSf-
Toned her visit 20 Napoleon az Cbise hnrst until
tomorrow.
TBE LAIRD's sHfr YARDS BURNING.
LlNkRfooL. April IA fire broke out in the
extensive building yards OF the MesSrs. Laird, i'm
Eurkenhesd, this morning and II still burning.
Toe conf serstion Is among the timber. II Il
believed the loss viii be moderate.
ACCIDENT TO THE EMPEROR or GERMANY
BERLIN April l9.-The Emperor William has
81 raned his knee and II 81 fierine conssderahIa
ain from the accident.
THK LoNDCN PRESS ON TIRE COUNTER cAsrs
LONDON, April la.-The journals OF this CITY
continue to discuss the counter cases presented
by the British and American governments a
Geneva, drawing contrast between them yer
nniayorabe 70 the American case. Intimationt
nave been received here Of a probability of tn,
wthdrawal OF the indirect claims. Tiese ar
umsnotsoiy commented on BY the newspapers
aud the government and people OF the Unite
States are praised tor their apparent ,lispoStioa
70 render possible fulnlment OF the terms o.
the Treaty OF Washington.
THiRTY-FIvE LIVES LOST nv sHtpwRrcx
LONDON, April ia telegrsphlc dispatch
from Bombay has been received In this CITY
announcing that the ship Maria. which len thai
port March 18th. tor Liverpool, was wrecked n
and thirty-five persons lost their lives b. the
disaster.
BISMARCK To THEIRS.
A special dispatch TO tie Ddily Noes from
Berlin says no Rltimatum, alleged by the
Dufy Telegraph yesterday, has been sent 10 the
French government by Bismarck. Count Won
Amin, ambassador 10 France, did convey a
dispatch trom Prince Bismarck TO the govern
m nj of Versailles, but it, tone was very pacific
an highly hsttering 10 Theirs. The premier
in tie dispatch, stated that be was convinced
that peace WAS secured between the two nations
50 long as the present Executive OF the French
remained in power. In the same dispatch
Prince Bismarck complains of the distriSt OF
the good intentions OF Germany manifested by
the people OF France.
FATAL RXPLosloN.
LIVERPOOL, April l9.-An explosion occurred
on the steam 1llyrian, i'm the Mer~ey river
this morning causing a sad loss OF life. Four
persons were killed outright and three danger
ously injured.
LIVERPOOL, April 19-noon.-The conaagra-
ton I'm the ship building yards of Messrs. Laird
still raging, and the loss. which IL was At first
thought would be light, IL now believed will be
heavy. Thus tar the fire has been confined 20
timber and other ship building material in the
yards Two persons have already Loot their
lives by the falling OF burning wood. Hundreds
OF persons will be thrown out OF mploymeut by
this fire.
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German Preparations for n new I'm.
vasiOn of France

NEW YORK, April ia London special, al
luding TO the Telegrdpk's statement that the in
yasion OF France by German troops was immi-
nent, unless the military preparations in the
former country are discontinued. says" The
AOgsGErg AueEisine ZeitaRg regards this a. cor
rect, and declares IL IL the purpose and policy
of Bismarck. The ZeitNng also states that all
Pruss ian soldiers whose time had not COM
pletely expired, although sent home at the end
Of the war, will now be recalled to their colors."
BIsMARCK's ULTIMATUM.
Another London correspondent ys:-a The
utimatUm of Bismarck TO Theirs demands thar
the French army be reduced TO 225,0O0."
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wendell Phillips 10 the workingmen.

Bos1oN, April l9.-wendeIl Phillips delivered
an address last evening before the International
grand lodge Of knights of st. Crispin. on the
later question, I'm which he predicted the down.
fall of republicanism, and Landed the efforts of
the workingmen 20 organize, aud promising
them, IL they stood by each other faithfully,
that they could elect a President i'm Is76. He
wanted TO see the financial system OF the c0un-
try SO reconstructed that money could be had al
per cent instead of 10, and gardens, books
and beautiful things given TO the working
classes, who. I'm his opinion, ought never to
work more than eight hours day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
Benefit Of the world famed
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
when supported by every member of her
New Company.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 10,
VIII be presented for the first time here. the grand
est burlessne in the repertoire,
kENILWORTH.
SATURDAY MATlNEE-Opens Is, begins at 3.
over at cnck. the beautiful extrava9anza of the
HbMPHS OF THE LURLEBERG
Orchestra Chairs, 81; general admission, 50 cents
SATURDAY EVENING-Last appearance.
Monster Performance,
SINBAD, THE SAILOR,
with the great ship deck scene. To be followed by
BLUE BEARD,
with
" His heart was true 10 Poll
Heather Chinee Euchre Came"
arl9 tt Z" If ever cease to love.n
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Mexicans can shis War.

MATAMoRAs, April ls.-ApPearances Indicate
that there viii be no attack here. With plenty
of men, Trevino tailed to obtsin the anticipated
resources and has no food nor forage. His horses
were starving, and he was compelled to abandon
the attempt on Matamoras after its initiation.
Palacioe promises to assume the offensive. His
troops are ordered 10 be ready At a moments
with refnforcements. Mail adulces from Victo-
ria, dated the 18th instant, confirm the reporte1
rout Of NGrvez by Seapada. The troope OF the
for mer are scattered between Tuia and Mata-
hula, and are committing depredations.
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THE EARrHQUAKR UNDER GRouNp-Ac-
cording to the reports, miners who were work
ing three hundred feet or more under ground in
Inyo county, at the time Of the great earth
quake, were entirely unconscious that there
had been the least physical disturbance in that
region. 1t would seem from this fact that the
force was chiefly expended on, or very near,
tne surface OF the earth-Saa Francisco Bull
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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY will make tour
OF Canada before leaving nerica.
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THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
met yesterday. The members seem to be
equally divided in regard to the nominations,
many favoring postponement until after the
Cincinnati convention.
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ChaIIemxe Tor n Row.

NEW NoHK, Airil 1s.-Ellis Ward publishes a
card announcing his readiness % row John Big
lin az place half way between home and home
for - eco side; the race 10 come of i'm a week
or 30 after his (Bigin's) contest i'm philadelphia
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SENATORS PATTERSON and kellogg were the
only Congressional visitors at the White House
tS-day.
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INTERNAL REvKNUE.-Ther receipts from this
to-day were S272, 3s4.52.
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Miss MARIA A. STETsON, well-known in
literary circles, died at her residence, en- Capitol
Hill, last night at ten O'Clock, after briefillnes
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R,t they We're H0s the First-The FITS.
tRsea Troops Were First

PoTTtvlLLk, IA, April f-The First De-
Tenders celebrated the eleventh anniversary OF
the arrival OF troops at Washington in 1861, by
the survivors of the National Light Infantrv
and Washington Artillerisu holding a meeting
and banquet Sast evening. An orzflon was de-
ivered by Capt j. 4. BOYLE.
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NoMINATIoTs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations 10 the Senate o-day :-Thos.
Cole, collector of customs at Saco, Me-; H. p.
Newton, postmaster at Oswego, Kansas.
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n0The ten-hour Law has been defeated in the
Massachusetts, senate.
~The young ladies OF Connecticut town
object to BEING cailed" Great Plain girls"
~By an accident on the jackson Miss J
railroad yesterday sixteen persons were injured,
one dangerously.
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Horrible AFFAIR in Boston.

BOSTON, April Blast evening William
Maines left his wife at home with his brother.
Upon Names return the brother said the wife
was dead. This was discovered to be q fact. II
is supposed the brother attempted to outrage
her, and In the scuffie, to save exposure, killed
her. He was arrested.
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The object or Eather 0ayasxis, visit
10 AnNF1eA

INV HoRK, April 1y.--The object Of Father
Gavazzis' visit to America is TO obtain aid and
subscription for the Italian Church. He says he
firmly believes Pus N is the last Pope Italy viii
ever see. He will visit Philadelphia, Boston,
Cincinnati, and probably Chicago and st. Louis.
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Gen. Willfasns Csming with Anesher
japanese Mfsaf00-

SAN FKANclsCo, April fs-Judse Kiyonari
Yoshida, vice Minister OF Finance OF Japan, ar
rived with General George b. Williams OF the
Gus sHite on the steamship America, on a
special mission. The party win leave Tor the
east In q few days.
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J,HEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS.
EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.

EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.
The public is respectfully Informed that in COM
pliaDce with numerous requests, and owing to the
great demal fer tickets,
TWO ADDITIONAL CONCERTS
will be given at
LINCOLN HALL,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON April 20, at 2 O'Clock
GRAND MATINEE.
SATURDAY ENENING, Arril 20, at 9 O'Clock,
FAREWELL CONCERT.
MILE MARIE KREBS,
the young and brilliant pianiste, together with
other Eminent SOloiste. and the
UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA,
in new and brilliant programmes.
Price of admission to the Matinee, 81; No extra
charge for reserved seats
usual.
Tickets ard Reserved Seats can now be had at
MetZerOtt q Co g Music Store.
The Gr and Piano used lie from the cele brated
manufactory of Steinway & Sons warerOOms, in
Warrington, at MetZerott Coz Music store. ais
REEErICIARY ENTERTAINMENT: ATM4-
- SONIC HALL, SATURDAY EVENING, 10Th
instant, at O'Clock .-Adiress on Temp By
Hon. HkNRY WILSON; irish Amnesty. by Mr..
FBAN Is MCNFRHANY; Columbus Crockett to
General Grant; and Ong Of the W inc King. by Mr..
CLAY PkEUsS; Beading and Song, by Messrs.
IWEfDALE and PARSONS. Admission. 90
cents apis 81
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e o u n q !,

81 COINS: 81
BUhlONs, CLUB. and ING ROWING EAIIS Sc
AT Oh hlTES EsTABLlSHMENTS.
Ne N Charles 81, nesr Baltimore u :, BsitinoYe'
Attsndsnee AZ residences % per visit. Operations
walk with ease Immediately. Refers 10 may ami.
pent Physicians, Surgeons, and thousands Of Other
Once hours from O IN. to ,. IN. Press of busi-
ness at ONCE precludes visiting patients q resi.
a SPLENDID STOCK OF MUsIOAL IN
"A SHIPMENTS Of every desert ption; guaranteed
Tor quality; at lower prices than elsewhere az
MOUTH ORGANS specially apI7-tf
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PIANOS, &c.

A r!EE STOCK nr OPERA GLASSES, SPEC
a TACLES. EYE GLASSES. sA@
MATHEmATICAL INSTRUMENTS
ard Ply ians Pocket CAFES ofINSTRUMENTS at
PRINCES EAZAk, l006 Penn. ave- anil n
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The ExctTRMKNr over the Yerba Buena or
Goat Island question 10 increasing in San Fran
cisco. A COMMITTEES Of one hundred, represent.
ing 500 900 800 OF capital, was formed Yesterday
embracing leading citizens Of San Francisco IN
every department of business, to defend the in
terests of commerce and the city, =
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MURDER TRIALS lately have developed many
strange things concerning the state OF mind in
which the murderer was placed at the time OF
OF Mrs Fanny Hyde tso physicians testified
that she was laboring under "incipient hon,ici-
dai mania"when she fred the fatal shot
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THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
by all the members except Secretary Delano,
who was represented by Assistant Secretary
COwan. Our differences with Eng land formed
one OF the subjects under consideration.
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THE COLUMBIA, S. c., "STRIKR."-The
Supervising Architect of the Treasury asserts
that the stOne-cutters employed on government
work at Columbia, South Carolina, are worked
on the eight-hour system, and paid the highest
local wages, viz: $500 per day. There has been
no suspension OF work there, representations to
the contrary Notwithstanding. A few malcon-
tents who tried to create a disturbance were
promptly disch .rged.
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DETROIT, April 19--The entire business por-
ton of Vernon, Michigan, was destroyed by fire
Wednesday night. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
5000.
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usT RECEIvED-A hns assortment Il Bsrs
PATTERNS,
&c.. &c. shich Am prepared TO ell ct the loves
.,.. Mp. LIIOH, ia Nh strsst,
soSIr between @ and Il,
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the Treasury, has rendered his resignation as
judge of the probate court of Massachusetts, to
Governor Clafiin, to take effect on the appoint
ment OF his successor. He will make arrange
ments in q short time to bring his family here.
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THE ORDER relieving Rear Admiral Lardner
from the gOvernOrship of the naval asylum at
Philadelphia, and appointing Rear Admiral
Melancthon Smith, commanding the BROOKLYN
navy yard, has been deferred until the LIST OF
lima
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SPECIAL NOTICE
- MADAME ESTREEs, 6Is 18TH STREET.
CHEAPEST HOUSE SOUTH OF NEW YORK
FOR HUMAN HAIR
SWITCH Is s. inches long, for the new STYLES, Sc
and 81 each. ''''' ~
Call and examine for yourself mar2sIm
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THE EIGHT-HoU II LAw.-An amendment has
been made by the Senate committee to the naval
Appropriation bill which virtually aboishes the
eight-hour law SO far as it is applied to work
men in the navy-yards. Such repeal may pass
the Senate, but it is not probable it will pass
the House.
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= Q. KILLER, us Market spsos,
whs. 70 call your attention 70 the sct that be has
RAJ OURLS and HAIR BRAIDS, and aNVh !
1ns .ssoItment Of IMiTATI0A HAIR( VIUU
CHfGNONS. Ne sells Corsets At reduced NWY
prices He curls hair for $ cents st. He hss On
hand and just received large assortment Of KID
GLOVES, which be will sell ct 81 per pair
- Remember the name and lumber.
JAMS q. HELLER, us Market Space.
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LADIES' GOODS.

MISS u. A, MCCORMICK,
W Jo6 Ola street, bsttcesa EnRd F.
mas Just opened al elegant stock OF MILLINERY
6CODS, comprising all the newest designsNA .
N Pattern Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Ribboas ~ ~
LAces, &C. Also, full line of Ladies' Tn. 3nL6
dei wear; TO all of which she asks the attention. of
the ladies Of Washington and vicinity an1a
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SENATOR WILSON is embalmed in the memo
~ of grateful Tennesseeaus as the prime cause
and mover OF the national award of damages to
the University of Tennessee, for injury sus-
tanned during the war; This timely assistance
will enable the institution to Continue its work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-04

IN the United States. "And can you," SAYS
| the writer, recommend to me a good
smart, honest Christian lawyer. a saint. tC
attend to all my affairs relating to my in
yentiOn ?''
In a subsequent letter concerning her pa
tent business, she commences: Il beg YOU
will not allow this letter TO leave YOUR left
hand till your right hand answers it,
And again she writes, from the Alps
Here | am among the eternal SHOWS.
clouds, rocks, monks, and dogs of st.
Bernard" :" During the pending of the
application before the Patent Office.
we received a number of letters from our
fair client, all of which bear evidence of the
writer's genius and superior business quail
fcations. In the patent records for Septem-
ber s, 1865, may be found the name Of En-
lie j. Meriman, patentee Of an improved
corset. 1t is to this lady that Father lIya-
cinthe, the eloquent and gifted Frenchman
and Catholic clergyman, was married the
other day in London. The new wife of tho
reverend father Is very beautiful and is
gifted with rare talents
This marriage will not, we presume. be
pr0m0tiye Of a reconciliation between Fa-
ther Hyacinthe and his former religious or
der, and we therefore indulge the hope that
1t may influence him to seek in this. the ma
tive land Of his bride, new and happy
home. He would be cordially welcomed
here, and a. a citizen Of the United States
would enjoy the most extensive opportuni-
ties for usefulness.-!Scienhf american.
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POI TITO GfL.

Al a great fair held at indianapolis re-
Gently, in the Catholic interest, a very large
majority of the votes were given for Grant
as the preferred Presidential candidate
Bluff Ben. Wade has taken the stump in
Ohio for Grant and Wilson. lie will make
the fur fly from the back Of the coalition
opossum.
The Chicago Inter Ocean says II. G..
next book will be entitled ''What Know
about Failing" The principal chapter
will contain review of Richelieu's famous
remark, There's Is no sIch word a. fail, %
in the trenchant style of the author, com
mencing thus you lie. you villain, You
liel''
Frederick Douglas. in his great speech
al the Cooper Institute Wednesday evening,
told the following capital Story as app.i-
cable to his NOT supporting Greeley
My friends say, Why, Mr.. Douglass. are
y0u going to desert Horace Greeley? | an
SWer. No, bat Horace Greeley has deserted
Us. II l. like the story of Paddy when be
landed in he United States and first res1ly-
ed 90 ride a mule. lie knew nothing Of the
use OF saddle and still less of that of the
stirrups Well, he mounted the mule. bat
di~daiuei To use the -tirrup~. | sing
stick he made the mule begin To eallop.
and q the animal dashed along the stirrups
struck bis sides and caused him 10 rush
madly on, nearly uu-eating Paddy. By and
by the mule got one Of his hind legs in the
-tiuup, which being observed by Paddy. he
shouted '' Be- jaber-. if yez is going to get
ON, IL is time for me % get OF. Now. al
the democratic party has begun TO noun
Horace. it Is time for me % get of liorace.
Greeleyi-m has not been success in Mil
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NISCELLANEOTS ITEM

Ia England some wcari~lme Gudgr.ud If
a statistican find, out idiots are 0n the in
crease IN the uited Kingdom since l.59.
and as no reason is assigned. we mu~t c1u-
cludc ''it's owing 90 the beer. You know.
Walter Bo-mer lad one LlHGred and fiir-
fy-ftree small shot inserted in his person at
Fulton, y. Y. one day last week, hy an
other boy who was shooting at a hat '' on
the fly" Eighty--even shot We're extracted.
and he feels better. The other torty-~ix he
carries around for ballast.
The manufacture Of dolls shoes from
scraps Of morocco. all fancy huttoncd and
tipped. has. within the past three years.
grown into big business. One mauu!ac-
turer in Massachusetts, turns out 6D.OC0
pairs per annum. and uses 10000 feet #
morocco and Sheep-kin. The little pets of
the household angels are well equipped Ii
seems, after all.
The Mississippi River is 2.Gl6 miles in
length. and Is ] ESQ feet above the level of
the gulf at lis utmost source. At 81 Paul
it Is 600 feet above the gulf level: nj the
head of the Rock Island rapids. sos feet. at
Cairo 322 feet; at Memphis. 22l feet: at
Natchez. 66 feet; at New Orleans. - feet;
and at the head Of the passes. feet inches.
The sales Of soda water this summer are
said To have been fifty per cent. larger than
during any previous season, owing, IF
course. 10 the extraordinary heat
\ dozen sheets of plate glass, g6 by les
inches in size. were east last week ~ the
New Albany Ond) Plate Glass Works. To-
be used for the front of a buine~S house in
Chicago.
The importatiouS Of q single Boston house
show 5000 dozen Of brown gloves Pale
blush lavender, pearl and chamoi~ buff will
be worn with dressy carriage toilettes. while
still fainter tlnts and immaculate white kids
appear for full evening dress.
The Omaha Bee SAYS that a Methodist
minister who was tempted TO bet and lose
five hundred dollars during a game of cards.
with a middle aged seedy and green looking
individual, on the Pacific Railroad, does not
know even now that he was engaged three
card monte with Canada Bill.
The tendency of American pies toward
American stomachs Is directly in proportion
TO the tendency of American constitutions
towards dyspepsia. 1t Is therefore an inter-
esting fact for students Of modern society
that company has lust been formed in New
York to engage in the sole business of pie
making. The company viii manufacture
6O,000 pies a day. or nearly $4,000 GOO pies
a year. The factory Is already completed
and in few DAYS this flood Of liic-support-
ing but Embarrassing influences will begin
to act. If suicides increase from this date
if doctors thrive still more and increase in
number. if poor reporters show symptoms of
insanity, or if pet dogs 20 and return no
more, ii will be well TO question at least the
accountability of this copaTtnership for such
results.
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She met Luke Ruddilove that afternoon
for the first time since his return to Sequos-
set-Luke himself, vet not himself,-the
demon of intemperanee crushed out of his
nature, and its better, nobler elements tri-
umphing at last lie looked her brightly in
the face, as he held out his hand
Mary :"
= am glad to see you hack here again.
Luke" she said TREMENDOUSLY.
- And well you may be-" he reioined.
= Do you remember that night YOU gave me
the dollar bill, and begged me not to 20 to
the tavern :"
=. Yes. -
e That night was the pivot on which my
whole destiny turned. You were kind to me
when every one spoke coldly; you trusted
me when all other faces were ayerted. |
vowed a vow to myself to prove worthy Of
your confidence, and kept it. did not
spend the money! treasured it up-and
Heaven has added nightly to my little store
put the dollar bill under the cornerstone Of
my new house, for the house has risen from
1t and it alone | won't offer to pay You
back, for | am afraid he Eadded smilingly,
= the luck would 90 from me with it /; but
III tell you what | will do, Mary viii give
money and words of trust and encourage
ment to some other poor wretch as You gave
to me"
And Squire Partlet never knew what his
wife did with the dollar bill he gave her to
buy a new piece Of oil-cloth