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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-29
For the GaEstte.

For the Gazette.
Mr.. EDIToR: looking over the names men
toned for the Office Of Governor good aud excel
lent men are suggested, but We have one OF our
own citizens, who is a great iaVorlte with the
masses who has executive ability of no mean
pretensions, and by his eWn exertiOn, with indus
iry aud prudent management OF his business has
become wealthy and valuable citizen by taking
the same care Of Public affairs, he would be just
the man to direct the Financial interest OF this
State.
Such qualities are found in our tOWnsman
William Bright, Esq, who II he should be the
choice of the party, for the Chief Magistrate OF
the State, il verify the strongest man whose name
has been mentioned
Doc "a 1873 WILMINGTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-29
a HEAVY STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
CHEAP SCOTS AND SHOES.

The undorSIgnOd FsBpSs fully informs his ~nhn
lSnds and the Dnblie that he has on hand
large and well selected stock OF FALL
AND WINTER BOOTS. SnOkS anddAI- -
TRRR suffable Tor Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses and
ChiIdrSn Whiah are mannihetnrod from the best ma.
torial and made In the best manner, and WlbO sold
a. low g. the same article can be obtained " this
NJ store viii have the advantage Of large and va
died assortment from which 70 select iAshi0nAble
nd neat htting boot or shoe. The public are cor
aialIY invited 70 call and exanine ny stock and
GaS SoSi6s JOHN (. BABoocK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-29

portly gentleman crowded into seat IN
horse-car, next TO young man, who remarked,
,.You wouldn't ke SO anxious to have that scat If
you kneW that had just gotten over the small
poK" That's nothing" was the reply; "this
is the first time that have been cut since having
it myself" The young man started for the front
platform.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-29

NJOTICE.-RA alton James will serve . pounds
IN Of ICE daily 20 any of their customers for -
cents per week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-29

,wI1M1NSTaN. Del. De.. 80. Is7a,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-29
NUTRIMA.

NUTRINA'
Prepared from Wheat ana aAmirably adapted e q
diet % those o. SeaentaFy bits sad for ell per-
aona suHeEing from impaired digestion. ConatipN-
tiOn Of the bowels often the case of much III
health and suffering. relieved by the frequent
Of this f0Ol. The same may be said Of genuine
scotch, Pin Head QFish } and Bethlehem 0at Neal
all (which Of Enost quality are eupplied By
E.BkIN0HUnB1 4 Goa
cVraG Sixth ana xaTkst tTsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

Steamship Adsae ,Brl Perry. vespoo, oaesnsovp, he,
steamship arssg' so. w,s.eD Bristol sns Mos.g. sos'
c.s. Si sss:isn G!srvoo Vi. Saesa..o.s
stcsssp hasnora Paluper Savannah W r. Garrison Co.
Steamship Eien Terry, sAyea Eevberp. r. c. MUusJ tsHis
Steamship Ana kim, Richards, Philadelphia ia. Hand
s,..no I'cDH Mho, rSlsaeP, LsaTa s'sa%.h Co.
steamship MsyaevsT Putt rhilsielphA J. h.el
shp Go Of The seas KSc~e. San Francisco sutton Co
Bari asrea sI KoPss5 B G 'er orders qnasr, Co.
R:r sspsS sr Fs%a" . s s S' t '' Taiart SS
Rsfs 6csS o FssS.op %SeRs@ FsoS ts
Barb idenqae lr kcAesou MoutevdeO for orders Brett Son
Barb Ans tAutl Persuieh Parous slecoyeh Co.
Bns J, Gooisle GoSiaIe MAIL 4 Abbott
s9 9 o ss f' eaS ofSe ,s T. M, sSSTSE Co.
sehr Jesn randolph Robbins New Bedford Ferguson wOoa
Schr Uniht, Bmmons New-Bediori
ARRIVED
Steamship 90 DOuaon, water Richmond CITY Point, Sort
S'ssHs Do9au Gl Neyaeer Sept "a via s0uthAmU-
The Brss 9,eeS sossc o % PnideiS and .aa
harh Bellevue tof 81 Joho n b. Can Liverpool ~ dl with
BARI Kudcryle (Ger scberlsn Iveooi n DAYS with salt
Bari Wilhelm II GER. Rose, Meme 81 days wiu, rags
Bark Ratingen Sor Jensen Cardiff q day, in ballast IL
eh1Fed Al n Hook for orders.
BsTL Erna INorJ HSTor'cn C.rdis IS DAYS with steel rails
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Oct 10Aved. steamships heroeda from Chtrlesten
Seus from bars caasda from Stockholm Walton from
Bng VIM Robertson Roand Pond Me- for Charleston S. c.
Liverpool last The steamship Indiana
passed in morning. returning & ora her tnal Trip
FOREIGN PORTS.
l0-Tbe Iuman Lime steamship City OF Richmond
D lied from this port for New-York to-day.
1OTbe Anchor Line steamship AssynA. Smith from
NewYork Sept % for Glasgow touched at this port today
DISASTERS.
LEvRs Del Oct lo-The brig Poledo dred during
The night and lies of Henop light she probably bre9g up
Quantities wrecked coming ashore The sohr John
Gnh pumped will the Of small
portion The Franklin Brown from Philadelphia for
Somerset cable and anchor % Joe fos The 9Th
inst Orr noatcd Of with but little damage. About
] 25 sail are here.
NoRPoLE 1O-The scbr o. p. Bnns from Philadelphia
for Rchvoni here Doodle
wood River for has put here hsy
ing lost her anchor.
iFor LATEST Ship He,cs see Serenh Pdge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday. Oct 10. 1878.

EEw-YoRK. Friday, Oct 10. 1873.
Mr.. A. j. Blocker sold, by order OF the
Supreme Court, under direction OF Levi A. Fuller
referee two+tOry and basement house and lot on the
south side OF 1908 feet west OF Tenth
ave. size lot l5.x1Oo 1xloixo24, TO w. H. Mcneil for
t2,s4O.
Mr. Jere Johnson jrs ut westchester, on Thurs
day, was very successful as win be by the details
below.
The remainder Of the Leggett estate situate ut Spring
hurst, between ana one
Observation-Disclosures, in that part OF Westchester
County which Is the proposed TwentYourth Ward OF
the City OF New York. will be closed out by public auc
ton Tomorrow Saturday, Oct II, by Jere. Johnson IT.
III advertised that the sale VIII I've positive and with
out reserve. The property just IS minutes drive from
central Park by way OF Harlem Bridge and the southern
boulevard which opens H. and Is accessible by Nor
rlsana steamboats, from Fulton-shp, which connect
with the Harlem aud PortGheser Railroad, the whole
trip occupying but 50 minutes The streets and avenues
which run through the grounds all graded and the
land nj for immediate Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Oct 10. 1878.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Oct. 10. 1873
Mr.. Arch. Johnston, general auctoneer, an
nounces great sale OF trotting stock, the properly
Col H. Taylor the owner OF tho well known breeding
and stock farm Turner's Station, in Orange COUNTY
Y. This sale Will positively of on Friday neh''
the nth inst The list OF the animals which, as we nn
derstand. TO DO sold without limit or reserVaon'
comprises: ,, -, n,
promising oolt' Ptnny Harry BY Blaef Harry Clay al
by RJsdYfs HaubeaHan black colt yeas on
nvnhi bay colt by knekerboker, dam BY Geoss
Paehep speed ke Among the brood mares are MAJ ~
friday Lady Brooks by Ssketfs Bsmbenan, Lady lue
eore fateheb Lady Beekman by Reb. MAR HoJtbJ hyuy
HambetoBan Mann with record Of 2:3l Ladt
Brown BY RvsdJks Iismhonan Marv Seken by Black HarU
Lady Wooio-haa pacing recori OF 22l Kate Weygsn Ao
thief: Annie BeekmAn By Booths Trustee Among me
tcrs are Sing Short Cat Lady Gardiner Person Gertrui
murphy Sea Queen Dart Nat Roc Fanny Gnves Vse ' '
Graves HAM knight Prank Lawrence and Bonny Nash n ,h
The stock all in fine conditiOn and nearly al VI"
brood mares In foa TO the celebrated stallion Floriuh
special train via Erie Railroad will run from 1901 oi
Chambers-st Ferry at $40 the day OF sale re-
turning sale, which will commence at IL
The local horse trade OF the day remained mucn 40
previously reported, with moderately fair demand Or
draught horses and occasional inquiry Tor me
carriage horses but we learned Of no noteworthy tasae
tons.
Sales BIZ auction: ,,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and in addition to this advantage, THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYOrk and all It's cities and
villages In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as will
allow Of tine advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
SemWeekly and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
business profession; consequently in each
are read bv all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention TO reports OF sales OF real estate both IN city
umns as an advertising medium. The charges Tor sdyer
Using are follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per inc
Tor each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, % cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
saTURDAY. OCT II.

SATURDAY. OCT Il nd fi,,,poo,
via VOcensoNh ~
-, Adr stIe close A. NO pr. F,,,y
S.sw,sip ssib al $50 n. from Whit stAr D"sA ~
ME- 10, Europe VIA Southampton and Bremen M s os,s,s
.,.ht.no elose al ~ Supplementary MAI ol IN ~
tssser, nd printed matter closed At the Joat.r
z from foot oiIhifl'sI' t'oOV''
Nat Il teh ' N "H'
KISS Tor West bv steamship AlJde' eiOs' - . y - ~
..s 81 8 u from Pier No. 20 X X
49, q, H,yt ee SesnshD Nieltters cos ~ p m
a d % o. HalsI A.. x.-yo,t Pos. Ohoe ever,
MAJ Tor lisHfs1. n r.. b elose1 al iSe Ne"'i'i' % wy
SyN y n N' SUNDAY. OCT ~
=, n oeoeEa N iOstOmot Is open non "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
APOLLO HALUS POLICY.

TTTE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET TO BIZ SUPPORTED
APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE OF CONFER
ENCE.
A very full meeting of the Apollo Hall Gen
sraI Committee was held Wednesday evening at Irving
Hall. John McCOol presiding, and Alexander V.
Davidson, Secretary. Samuel G. Courtney, Chair
man OF the Committee OF Delegates 20 the
Utica Convention presented report detailing their
psreuce at Conventonand denouncing the conduct
OF successive State Committees and Conventions in
xarding simple regularity instead OF actual representa-
ton, and contributing impair the independence,
purity and power OF the Democratic party" The re-
port concluded with the following resolutions, which
were put 20 a vote and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the state ticket adopted at the Utica
Convention presents the names of citizens distinguished
nenty entitled TO the united and cordial support OF the
this declaration will faithfully and earnestly sustain
the Democratic State ticket nominated at Utica
Speeches further detailing the manner in which they
had been treated at Utica recommending that last
attempt be made 10 concilate and harmonic the con-
neting interests so as Apollo Hall fair rep
rssentatiOn on the County, Senatorial and As.
Eembly tickets. were delivered by Samuel C.
Courtney Thomas j. Creamer and G. W. Brooke
In accordance with these views, Francis NJ BIxby
offered resolution that Committee Of Conference
consisting Of one from each Assembly District be aI
pointed 70 confer with outside organizations with
view 10 harmouizng conflicting interests The resoiu-
ton was adopted c. W. Brooke offered a resou-
aon which was adopted, that the delegates TO
he various local conventions Of Apollo Hall be
instructed 10 place in nomination for the Senate and
Assembly only those candidates who will pledge Them
eyes 10 endeavor 10 the people their rgA 10
,ect the Controller and Corporation Counsel OF
MS city Another resolution, denouncing Controller
Green for his administration Of his once ana
demanding his removal adopted Roswell
ID Hatch moved that recess be taheh
fer the purpose of naming the time and place oil hodng
the various primaries the names Of the inspectors Of
.,ection and the names Of the members OF the
C0nference Committee, which was assenten 10.
Upon the reasseDbling of the COmlnlt'ee, ~ ~
Va announced that the primary meetings "9 9Io
be- held on Saturday. Oct II, 70 eieGS . Eeie
yates Ia Congressional Convention III the Vim DstIV
0ct Ia a senate Convention Oct Is, Sounty anu
Judiciary Convention Oct l6, ami an Assembly 5
sIon Ccf IA The following was anDonuceu a. tn1 IN
mittee OF Conference from the several Assembly us
tricts: r, ,,,;,.or,. III william II
Roopev. ~ Bryan Reilly; w. "llhan ~ -
Reyriyan g. Vi Laurence Hill; VII George u u
Pnrser VIII Isaac G.. Brinkmani IA, OnaIt sS.
aSooke. william p Mitchell; XII, Alexander fy5xr
XII Peter Bowe; KILL, Michael Gallagaer W. WI
Tbon1ss n Dreamer XIV Samnel g. CourIneHh,' 49, n
Robert n Nooney; XVII Henry Murray l., Jnnt
oE,iHn. XIX Alexander S. Spauldng AAy f pG
N Rixbv XXI Archibald Phillips Al large DeiV'
min Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

The Hon. F. F. Low, U. s. Minister to
,.. O., letting San Francisco on leave Of absence He
Wa. nresented with an address of thanks by the Amer
lean missionaries IN Pekn account Of the nTR aus
cretion OF his management OF tne 49, os received
missons,y from the Mikado and ms Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
p,sSRNGERS ARRIYED.

,.,, yyp,,vS .. stoaushp DoEau, Oct iO-H Cmer SOD
- M " dsr and family M sna Mr. Jane tn9l, ~ E.S 800
90 90 "a NJ and Mrs. John Brand e r eIsso ar bnse
Ne Nesstbot ~, IA Clausen Adoph Braun, Hugo Brsun
go Bb4 Good Hoyt sud Mn LsinS go ne , "a .e
sv An, ssgs daughter AMI servant job ~, n s,,i.
.'ts go y ail. SteuWar. family and sfaul MA ~
ssvs, S1ey ana servant Thectol s<h"1 = n "'A' ''-
IBd Helene Stanton. Ma Dole Miss A'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

-. a ~ ~ 90 -. 527 necr h~s''.''' V:Is
'''''' ~ -. v.-ss rHIs ~ go. u no
49, Hoat. Cove isisn0 90. O.vV nv "
stss WATSs TSN - -, -: ~, a.,. g,rr,. 2:O5
sas4y booT cd. 900 Cows ssnd-'.' iViV' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
legal Notl1es.

CUPREME COURT-C0UNTY Of ERIE
- LYDIA MARTIN sssui. HORACE HAYES and CAROLINE
Ioumonly called CArrel HAYES heirsatas Of Horace aves
named deendan You hereby summoned
80 ,soud 10 complaint Of e psnd this acton which
~ lin NJ, eri Of the County Of Ene the 9 day ofAugust
1873 and eopJ Of {ea ans".r % me At M once IN
within sesy DAYS after the service OF
49, upon you Of the day 81 such ie'iee An1 y9u
f.iI 70 compliant hereby required me pAAhH VI" 'ppV
#" 20 I..8.s y. A. HoLLks, Psat1S AilsTssJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
Qouutrp Real estate for Sale

TWO beautiful DENCES-Every CON
..h,,"s, me-, term. choice to ARTHUR X skBLDNG
owner, Riverside stston, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
Gin Real gstaie for Sale.

AN elegant frst-cass four-stOry brown-stone
"A front HOUSE, 2jI65IlO05, in Fifyseyenh twite street,
between sIthave handsome cabinet hnsh and All me
Latest imrroyemehs price only $4,000 Apply to r. H. OApi
S27 sIh-aVe.
EXECUTORS SALE.-Three- story, brown
II store elegant furniture No 126 West Fifty hrd
in periect order; Immediate possession ,., , =, an,
UOUSE on Fifth-ave. for SALE.-Part pay
Il Il ment would be taken in small country place
rutland a WHITING. 3 Beekmsns
I OTIS on Seventy -first-st., New York, near the
4 4 Boulevard to EXCHANGE for country property
rutland WHITING, Beekmanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
SHIPPING LYTELLIGENoE

PORT ~ RBW- fORK. ~
CLEARED. ...,,. "a
stsanshs Span tBlL Gss Liverpool, FstsSI Ss'"s' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

We notice an increase in the number OF secondhand
vehicles disposed Of at the above auction Ses a' pretty
fair prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

WHITE STAR LINE.
W yoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
WV AND FULLPOWERED STEAMSHIPS -ur,.
from H,.Yort SATURDAYS from LTersoei % ihS@S
r.XS lin, ~ Cori Hal esfh waV
OAiS' H1Ri1TIC SATURDAY. October H. a. ei9oHn'
pIITIC SATURDAY. Oct Is al 3.VV p M
CLtI IL. SATURDAY. Oct 20 a. ~ \ IN
O'ItTIC. SATURDAY. kov. /, 81 NV n
REPi'BIJC. SATURDAY NOV = 81 o'Vo IA
49,. tne While star Docs. PAVouia feif' set,,S 49,.
ouf for al casct unryal5 oonUHHs
''b" SAFETT SPEED AND COMFORT q, ,,a,A,, ,,e
Saloons ttatsrooms snong aud 6ipfoes .onn,u,
ton where least motion felL Surgeons AAd As""'
KATEs~soon $40 gola seerhge $50 earren' sI,pas
% Irns Tor fnena, IRON Cid County can 10" Obtain 's
osrtGcAes sJS. Par. HAabutE
hooked from all psrh OF Ame'0-' 49,
Soru Sweden. Inls Aus,Iahs Chan. &C
Drafs ON 4 al. c,,.p.nys
inspection Of plans and other INFORMATION p Isnal
snSeA 2a ~ bIys9~s1. EsH-ToIG = IL 10 A~~" ~~'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
OreuH 5ieImers

A NCHOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20
~ NJ r. foot OF Dev-t. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Oct IL VICTORIA. Saturday Oct 70
AUSTRALIA Oct Is COLUMBIA Wednesday Oct ~
OLYMPIA. eresda Oct % BLYSIA.... SATURDAY Nov
passage from Glasgow, Liverpool Londonderry
weined seame 500 and return $3.50 currency ssur1y'
500 and SIS; 81 80 gold Serage 70 G
Cow Liverpool London Queenstown Londonderry Belfast BRISTOL or
Cardiff. $50
lowe rates Compny's Offices Bowling
green NoW-icrk HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
Gitn properIn 10 ffl.

ITO RENT-On Gramercy Park, an extra wide
and deep HOUSE with extended dniugroom buffers pantry ke
eegant, nshod be rented to private family ONLY ioi 81
months three HOMER MORGAN fieesI 24iZl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
GonNtrp properip 10 fel.

AT MORRISTOWN.-To LET, furnished and
N umedntei possession real good HOME With horses CARRIAGES
driver &C. j. SMITH DODGE, 10 West TSe1teth-st
CHEAP RENT FOR THE NEEDY.-l will
IPT nice PARM HOUSE, good Westeheser County,
beautiful St,ti0n, 70 respectable AoT ior
nominal rent Address w. W. r., Posi- Once Box 37O3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

nIRECT LINE To HAVANA,
IL PROGKBSO AND VERA CRUZ
EEW-YOIK. and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LIMB,
Ieayng Per .. North Rl at D. m. EVERY THURSDAY
CITY or NETWORK tHaynna onlyl October 10
CLEOPATRA Hayana and MeIool October - noon
CITY or MERIDA ulayana Nassau October %
CITY OP HAVANA Havana obyl October 30
Fortnight or passage applT TO -. . - - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
Mdrble au1 5ldte Hldniels.

A BEAUTIFUL set of TEETH, IS to $40;
N single eli rsunted srtraetur with 50ei silver filings,
soc ob.n suadsu ul IL 262 SiIihsys. Remember 2o2.
V,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN IS
notwithstanding application Besahisl toelh inserted
uodsr,ls rates. psnptn Tor hollow cheeks specially.
j. JAY ylLLERs. 15b Grad, Broadway.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-16
Aaron Burr.

Henry Ward Beecher says: Aaron
Burr was keener thinker than George
Washington. He was far more lnge.
nious man, more active man, and, II
he had been a moral man, and main.
tanned normal relations with his fellow
men, and with the laws of rectitude, he
would have been an abler man. Wash
ington was a man of good sense, but he
was not man of genius in any direc-
ton except that of conscience. He was
a man of singular equity, great disinter-
estedness, and Of pure and upright IN,
tent. Sagacious he was, by light
which came from integrity. he endur-
ed, having faith to believe that right
was right, that it was safe, and that
right in the end would prevail. That
which made Washington the only great
hero of our revolutionary struggle was
the light of the moral element that was
in him--not any intellectual genius
which he possessed; not any rare tact OF
administration, or any remarkable exc
cutive power. And if you look back
upon those names in our history that
have stood the test, you will find that
they have been men who we're fruitful
in the highest moral element. And as
time goes on, those men who lack these
elements sink lower and lower and low
er till they set below the horizon; and
those who possess them rise higher, till
they reach the meridian, with undying
splendor, to shine upon history and the
world"
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-16
Bad Memory

Those even who are cursed with the
most treacherous memories generally
retain a pretty accurate recollection
where dollars are concerned. Butthere
are exceptions to every rule, and curl
ous one recently occurred in Paris. One
Madame lie Bran, when leaving the
Vincennes railway station, saw a little
packet drop from beneath a ladys dress.
She picked it up and gave it to her, but
the lady denied all knowledge OF IT, and
said that it could not be hers. Madame
LIE Brm, much puzzled, spoke oone Of
the officials at the station. He opened
the mysterious parcel, and found that it
contained about $1,000. Madame LIE
Brun then rushed once more after the
lady, who came back protesting that it
wasn't hers; presently, however, the
recollection suddenly, flashed across her
that her mother, who had recently made
a great deal of money, gaveher apresent,
n day or two before, of the sum in ques-
ton; but, knowing that her daughter
was going to pay several visits, took the
precaution of sewing the packet OF notes
into her petticoats---an attention which,
had it been effectively carried out by a
more vigorous ply of the needle and
thread, would seem to have been by no
means in-bestowed in the case of lady
who totally forgets in a few houss a
packet of 1900. It is not every one
who, when losing money, has the luck Ia
meet with Madame LIE Brun.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-16
Forrest and the Lion Tanner.

Mr.. Forrest had the reputation of be-
ing tyrant ON the stage, and was ex-
tremely apt to bully all in the thea
tire, from the manager down. But once
he met his match. 1t was when he was
playing at the old Broadway Theatre in
New York. His pieces were followed by
IN exhibition of lions by their tanner, n
certain Herr Driesbach. Forrest was
one day saying that he had never been
afraid in all his life---could not imagine
the emotion. Dmesbach made no re-
mark at the time, but in the evening,
when the curtain had fallen. invited
Forrest home with him. Forrest as
sented, and the two, entering house,
walked long distance through many
devious passages---all dark---until final
ly Driesbach, opening a door, said,
"This way, Mr.. Forrest"
Forrest entered, and Immediately
heard the door slammed, and looked
behind him. He had not time to ex-
press any surprise at this, for at the
same moment he felt something soft
rubbing against his leg, and putting out
his hand, touched what felt like cats
back. A rasping growl saluted the mo-
ton, and he saw two fiery, glaring eye
balls looking up at him. care you
afraid, Mr.. Forrest?" asked Driesbach,
from out in the darkness. "Nota bit. y
Driesbach said something; the growl
deepened and became hoarser, the back
began to arch, and the eyes to shine
more fiercely.
Forrest held out two or three minutes;
but the symptoms became so terryine
that he owned up in so many words that
he was afraid. "Now, let me out, you
Internal scoundrel," he said to the lisr
tanner, "and I'll break every bone in
your body~ He was imprudent there
for Driesbach kept him, not daring tc
move finger, with the lion rubbing
against his leg all the time, until For
rest promised not only Immunity, but
champagne supper into the bargain.