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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, September 2.-Accounts haSe
been received here of an accident on the
Imyemburg road by which eight persons
were killed and fifteen hurt. 49,, i,
I,oynoy. September 2.-SiX hundred pI-
or;ms Left London to-day for Parry LIE MO
nial They were addressed yesleruay Wy
Archbishop Manning.
Germany.
RpRh,s, September 2.-Yesterday, the an
,;rnrsarv Of the German victory at Sedan,
recruitment commemorative OF that event
,m.s unveiled in the Kings Plaiz amidst the
enthusiastic accIamations OF tbou'ahas ot
citizens. The city was gaily aecofa'eo ai'o
the day given over to testiVly.
Spain.
1ounos September "A report Is cur.
rent here that the municipal anthorAies VI
Madrid have raised the red flag of the COM
mune ou the town hall and that the military
have discovered secret depot OF arms, aui-
munilion. and petroleum belonging 70 tue
In,ernatiouals. The rumors are not sehe
rally credited. r ,ro3r;a on
nounces that Vice Admiral IeIVerton nus
taker the vessels and that there was no con-
aict Whether the insurSent leadefs auiu
ioned done their extreme position or in wDa.
manner the trouble was avoided IS mol ye'
known. nature have
broken ont in Andalusia. In the neighpor-
! hood of the town OF Zimepa the iarm liDoIr
orc r' have banded together for the purpose =. 0t
demanding and endeavoring to enforce uI, y,
Vision Of property. They have burned burned
| abont forty houses Of those who opposeu
them and committed other excesses. some
Of the rioters have been arrested.
France.
PARIS, September 2.--Ihe cnolela l.,na na'
nade W its appearance among the troops quar-
tered tered at Havre, having been communicates
il is thought, by German emigrants en- '.s roa,s
for the United States: fashl9mao@ ,paI.,s Isavs
at Trouyils are much alarmed ana are iea'-
| ing. rapidly. ,,,, n,onosa, TO
the royaIists of France to subscribe n'opsy
to rebuild the palace of the Tu''eries. rie
editor offers to head the list with cohfl'
button of $4,000.
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REEs G Co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FIRsT-CLASS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satlsfaction
We have never seen bad picture from their gal
lcry. We recommend our readers TO their estab-
ushuept- Main between Ninth and Tenth Streets
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"AuEAD OF ALL THE Wilson Twist Chewing
Tobacco. W. ID. BLAIR L co. have on hand seven
thousand pounds OF this favorite brand. 1t Is too
well known to need comment. Liberal discount 10
the trade.
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RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE.
Judge Allen, of the county of Shenandoah,
has resigned, to take effect September l, ana
Governor Walker has appointed Mr.. >. u
Calvert. Jr., in his stead.
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The eastward.Oound
mail train on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, due here at ) z. NJ. yesterday, was an
hour and a half late, owing to tue watch
man at Hinton oyersleeping himself.
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Neu Masonic Temple In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. September 2.--The new
Masonic temple was thrown open last eve
ming to the officers OF the knights Iempar
and Grand Lodges. The various roohs
were brilliantly illuminated, anu the specta-
tors were charmed with the gorgeous spec
tlpip
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,y,o Massachusetts Governorsiaip..

B0sToS, September 2.-The Fal! River
Dcuham, Yarmouth, Harwich, Pittsheld,
and Holyoke delegates are for Washhune ;
and those of Maiden and Northampton tor
Butler. The list now stands: Butler, l3';
lNnshhIIrnn Sc
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FrRSlsH
rN5. cooDs from E. B. SPENCE L son.
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LABORATORY OF DR.. W. Fl. TAYLOR, ANALiTl-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST.-The result of 4
careful chemical examination Of 81. Semmes's
Pure Rye Whskey" enables me to confidently re-
commend 1t to those who desire an article OF I'M
questionable purity for use medicine or as beVe-
rage The SAFE Piles subjected to examination repre-
sent lot Of one hundred barrels, and were selected
by myself. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
Analytical Chemist.
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OUAIIFIED.-Thc following notaricS pub
lie have qualified before the Hastings Court
of this city Messrs. William Sinton, W. W..
Gosden, w. j. Cussens, w. y. y. Elmar,
William p. Lawton, Julius Straus, William
Coullin@, r. II. Reynolds.
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REPAIRING A STEEPLE.-W orklnen were ehr .
gagged yesterday in repairing the steepie ol
The First Baptist church.
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Excitement OH Broad Street.

BROKE HIS ARM.-Robert Lee Scott, aged
pine years, and Il son Of Councilman william
II. Scott, of Clay Ward, while on pleasure
excursion Monday fell out of wagon ana
suffered fracture of one of his arms just
above the wrist. He was brought TO the
city and the necessary attention rendered.
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-a..,IrI EAll.wAY COMPANY AND RICH
va>D, FEEDERlCkSBURG AND POTOMAC
,,Y ROAD COMPANY CESsURED BY THE
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready-made and made =
order, by L. Is. SPENCE x Son.
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ALL KINDS OF FRUITS at PIZZISI'S

THIS HOT WEATHER reminds It's 10 say that you
can get some cool SPARKLING SoDA-WATER ut
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WAsHlseToN, September 2.--Beau Kick
man died at Providence Hospital this morn
Ing. His remains will be inferred IN Pot
ters, field.
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New YORK, September 2.-Luclus hoo-
inson, formerly controller, was Io-uay
elected vice. president OF the Erie raiihoau.
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IVORY In coral set,
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SozoDoNT, Ills safe to bet,
Beautifies the ivory.
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MoRrUARY REPoRT.-The following is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August 80, 1873, compiled from sections,
returns received at the office of the Board
of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 43 !;
in addition, Z stll-born were reported (whlte,
/; colored, G). Sex: Males, 2S; females. 10.
Color: White males, II; White females, s.;
colored males, 16; coored females, I. Age !:
One month to six, 7; six months to twelve,
s; one year to three, IA; three years to five,
3; five years to ten, l; ten years to twenty,
1 ; twenty years TO thirty, ?; thirty years to
forty, 8; forty years to fifty, l; sixty years
to seventy, 3; seventy years to eighty, 3.
Condition: Single, SO; married, 6; widow
ers, 9; widows, l; unknown, l. Nativity ::
United States, 40; Germany, /; Ireland, L;
Scotland. l. Locality: City at large, 2:
Marshall Ward, 5; Jefferson Ward, 10; Mad
ison Ward, 5 Monroe Ward, 4; Clay Ward,
4: Jackson Ward, 10; Almshouse, 2. By
whom certified: Regular practitioners, G !;
irregular practitioners, 3; Board Of Health,
6. Causes of death Casualty, l; cerebro-
spinal meningitis, /; cholera-infantum, lO;
consumption, 3 (white, ; colored, y; con-
vulSions, i; darrh9a (acutel 2; dlarrhGa
(chronic), 1; diphtheria, l fever (remlttentl
/ fever typhoid), l; gangrene Senills, l !;
heart disease, /; Inflammation OF Dralh' l !;
liver disease, l; marasmus, 4; old age,
2; teething, 4; unknown. 4; Whooplns-
cough, /. ...,..
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REVENUE CoLLEcrIoN.-The internal reye.
nue. collections yesterday amounted to ~
59l .25.
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DELAWARE GRAPES, neth.ng delicious, may
be had ut PIZZISI'S.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS haae
order by E. b. SPENCE s. SON.
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F1RE-ALARMs.-Duri the month OF Au-
gust there were only three alarms OF nre'
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FALL.sTYLE SILK HAT.-P. WEIslGEh g oo.'
,.o1 Main street. arc now In receipt OF their iai
st,,. sax hats. These hats are very Stylish and en-
riraly new shape.
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GRAND Juar.-Tho grand jury of the
Hustings Court meets to-day.
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Police CoURT-Justice j. j. White, pre-.
sidtng.--Thc case of Writ Turner, charged
with shooting and killing George j. Derby
shire, was called yesterday and the case set
for hearing to-day. Writ Turner was bailed
in the sum of $4,000 for his appearance be-
fore the Justice this morning. In view of
the evidence elected before the Coroner's
jury the Police Justice is not willing to al
low the matter to rest as il now stands, but
will, in the interest of the city and all par
ties concerned, give the case thorough eX-
animation.
The case of james Slaves and E. S. Gen.
Try (negroes). and Denis ONeiI, charged
with stealing fifty dollars worth of sand be-
longing to Charles 81. Page, was called again
and again continued at the request Of the
prosecution. II will be tried on Thursday.
The case of Nora Meade and Cloe Meade
(negroes), accused of infanticide, was contin-
ned until the 4th instant.
A negro boy named Samuel Washington
was found guilty of stealing dog collar and
medal and sent to Jail for thirty days. He
also had in bis possession three pairs OF
children's shoes, supposed to have been
stolen.
He nry Morgan was sentenced to confine-
ment in the city JUL for sixty days for drunk
en- and disorderly conduct.
Lucy Harris paid Il fine Of s. for having
abused and threatened another negress
named Harriet Upshur.
Louisa Lewis (negro), who was before the
court on Monday and sent on to the grand
jury, appeared again yesterday on charge
of aSSauting and threatening her husband,
Wyatt Lewis. She was found guilty, and
required to give security for her good be-
hayior or 60 TO Jail. She modestly said,
"Jcstiss. won't you go my bail" The JUS
tce declined, but another philanthropic gen.
tlclnan relieved her temporarily from the
clutches of the law.
Sarah Il. Montague was taken in custody
some time ago, charged with being lunatic.
On Monday she was released, but she was
again arrested on Tuesday, and Justice
White has ordered a commission to inquire
into the condition of her mind.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE CENTRAL LUsATIc AsYLUM.-The new
Board of Directors Of the Central Lunatic
Asylum met yesterday and elected DR.. j..
Grattan Cabell president. A number of
amendments to the bylaws were adopted
and the pay of the officers of the asylum
fixed. a committee appointed at meeting
of colored persons, held on Monday night,
to appear before the Board and ask the re-
moval Of all the old officers OH account OF
the dissatisfaction existing in relation to
their administration last year, were received
and heard. and their resolutions, on motion
of Colonel Pendleton, laid on the table, be-
cause the matter was fully reported upon by
legislative committee last winter.
All the members Of the Board were pres
ent except MeSsrs. Daniel, of Lynchburg,
and Taylor, of Loudoun. The latter gentle
man is expected to arrive in the city this
morning. A splendid dinner was served
and enjoyed, and the Board adjourned to
meet at the Exchange Hotel at ii O'Clock
this morning.
We omitted in our yesterdays issue to
name DR.. John W. Nash, of Cumberland,
as one of the candidates for the position OF
physician in charge of the asylum.
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The aforementioned whlskey, made In 1889, can
be had for three dollars per gallon at
B. II. ARCHER's, No. 1876 Main street.
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In testimony whereof the said Coroner ana
The Funeral

will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the Serenth.Street Christian church,
the deceased having been member OF the
congregation wOrshippinS there. Myrtie
Lodge, No. %, knights of Pythias, of when
he was the presiding officer (Chanceilor
Commander mt the time Of his death, ana the
members of the Grand Lodge, knights OF
PvthiaS, will attend the obsequies, meeting
at the Castle Hall of Lodge No. 20 at !
O'Clock. The members of the Independent
Order of Mechanics will also be in attendance
at the funeral.
Sketch of the Deceased.
Thomas Clemmitt was most worthy citl-
zen. residing at S13 west Main street. He
was a native of Richmond. and was coacll'
trimmer and upholsterer by trade. during
the war he was member OF the Richmond
Ambulance Committee. At one time he
was an officer of the Fire Department, serv'
irg as captain of No. company, afterwards
as captain of Company c, which under
his command rendered valuable services III
saving property in the lower part OF the city
during the conllagration following the efac-
uation.
Mr.. Clemmitt leaves n wife and four chill
drcn. He was, rs will appear from the
evidence reported above, brother OF Mf.
William H.. Clcmm!t, of the wel-knoWn
firm Of Clcmmitt Il Jones, printers. he
was a man Of tine character and great
bravery, and had many friends.
Excitement OH Broad Street.
At about II O'Clock last night crowd
assembled on Broad street, and under the
imprudent advice of unknown persons
threatened to tear up the Richmonc, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad track or
block it with wood so that the passage OF
cars would be stopped. A report OF these
facts reachin police headquarters the torce
of the Third district, under Captain Epps,
and of the Second, under Sergeant Fowlkes,
was ordered out. Their appearance on the
ground sutficed to restore order, ana at
O'Clock this morning disturbance OF the
peace seemed unlikely to occur.
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PURE WHITE FELT HATs-,he very tnshR los .,,' n
s.osor-the prettisst felt hat out-for sale ut T.
Wr,s1aER q CO g., Ieoi b street.
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SoRA! SoRA!! SoRt,! THE first of the season.
fine and fat NJ ZETELLE'S, corner Of Eleventh and
Ran str
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THE VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY have ten COL
porters at work distributing the Bible to the
destitute in various parts of the State. They
find many families without copy of it. The
Board of this Society is located i'll this city,
and at its last meeting seventeen colored
Sunday schools and number OF white Sun.
day schools applied for Bibles. To meet
these demands and Others from all parts of
the State Rev. NJ. w. Staples, the corre-
spending secretary, is appealing to all Chris
tian denominations for increased pecunlary
contributions.
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Fatal Accident on the City Railway.
.,>.S HEAD CIT OPEN BY A CAR
WHEEL:
r,idence Before the soroner's Jury.

r,,.E OTHER PERSONS INJURED.
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90 q n III f A L :.

,orrcE We beg 20 notify our meal customers
,,, In COWS esueuee OF an accident to pars OF oaE
,aehiuery we Will NOT be able 10 bolt our meal aSs
tss next few Gays We can grinu az ssn gsu5' rsen
s1er and will be pleased 10 furnish NnoII aSO
WEAL. HAxaLL, CREAsHAW g W.
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MOSQUITO CASOrIES.
new supply, at
j. H. CRAFTON'S,
Ninth street.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT !: .:
~ Ns,gIETCAssi4E s. CU.'Ss No. 40 nVAs
sfyess ,eiwesa sfsh snt alxiL s,sse': :he M f.s
The Geaesas Gsea sns s,, ir ssaier hanospEs
nsrsor and store stove ~ ~. - ~ lmnste
10 degrees hTasess, and The ssfess osA oa se1
esp P,snsss. Trimming. Tias. and ssssaass
pyoMr6ay doac,
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Hc.itatinc Tomatoes on The Roof.

Those of orr readers acquainted ON Mon
son street will remember that the root of Mr.
Forccps saloon adjons hi, house, and is ap-
preached by two windows. One of these
window, IS in Mr.. Forccp>' bed room. On
this root Mrs. Forccp, has spread hcSita-
ting tomatoes with a view 10 fastening their
ripenc--. Last Wednesday She put five more
with their fellows maxim" thirty in all. The
Forcep, have a niece visiting thcm--a young
lady named Hall, of ThOma,ton. She has
made the acquaintance ot many of Our young
people, aud Wednesday night several OF them
got together ~ give her Il >crcnadr. Proyid-
ing thom,cNc, with requisite instruments
the young men took up position near this
addition We spcan Of. and -trucl, up on the
instruments Mr.. Forccp, Wa, iir>t awaken
ed by the music, and nudgCd her husband.
lie also awuEc. The music wa Grand-nOt
1 loud and coarse, bpt soft. low. and harmOni-
Gus Mr.. forccp> MIS- very much pleased,
and got up 10 The window 10 hear il. Then
! Mr.. Furccps cot MP and stood beside For.
ccp-. "Thry'rc -crcnadng Ellen" said She,
| II know it, said Forccps WHO can they
be- she asked ] don't know, I'm sure, said
he; but suppose | could find out if | could
creep out ON the root and look over" Why
don't youE' said She, her curiosity incrcas-
| in" I'm afraid they might see me said
he. Il don't think they would" she said.
"Thcy wouldn't h. looking M on the roof
would they Mr. Forccps thought mo
mcn'. and lhcn concluded no one could see
him, q, the moon had gone into bank "i
clouds, and object, were quite dim. And
then hc ~ol)ly opened tn" blind and cautious
! ~ crawlcd out on the Single, completely
inCa,cd IN real flannel undCrcloihc- and =
nightcip OF the same rich material lh"mu-
/ sic still continued, comm" up through The
might l!r in waves Of cC,lttic harmony Mr.
/ FUrcrps ,at down on the roof and lahorluu-ly
worked nj. way iuthc caves. Then ho Hired
himself up Co turn over and look down, and
just then he stepped on something >oii and
yielding, i,lt hi feet give, made desperate
clutch ~ the shingles. was too late. gave "a
piercing shrek and shot oil the rUui and
went revolving and bowling in among the
hand followed hy IA" lomaioc- anil mldly
clcaycd the air With his rel ilannrl'l limbs
lie struck ON a., back on "a bas- Yinl, ana Nlth
one leg tore the cn'r,,il- from an accordion
and with The other knocked al the kcys from
e silver mounted liuiU The man who played
Tie has, yiul va. driven -cn cic-- into I'll,
ppabrII~h. and tho flute player with his mouth
at blood and splinter, Jumped the fence and
fed What became of tho o'hrT' hr. For
cop, dee, not know. o." b'iny 'oH bu-ily cn
-pgrd 800 ..'lin- hi, i',t iuio he mouse o.
nlk, . critical examination 81 Tee field Il
. b, presumed 'hu zee ht..siul WHr die 90
. he -puI lnl 'a- -.rr.rii'iuu-lF removed nnd
hur-rl %. H.- '..nH".arr 30 y. - . '- H'
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The very Oldest of living mortals has at last
been brought to light by the .iHglo. Bra-jlj,u
Times in the person of Jose Martin Counsin
no, born at Sabuaycma, May 20, 1894, and the
father Of torty.two children, from whom have
descended in The four successive generations
l23, Sc, %, and 20 others, making 204 indiyi
dualS, OF whom he is the ancestor. A slight
stiffness in his legs is the only physical mark
which hi. 10 years OF life has placed upon
Mr.. tou>inho and his mental powers are Still
such rs to enable him to digest the news
from Spain, which he eagerly reads each day
without the aid Of glasses. He likes to tell
the story of hi, fights against the Dutch AT
PcrnamhACo, a century and a half ago, and
to talk about the rclgns of Don John V. Don
Jose, and Donna Maria |. Unless the tro,l.
blc> soon cease he expects to cross the ocean
again and give his services to the Carlists.
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john Randolph, Euiogy on i Hnr,r .IncI,"y.

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-ays Paluch 10 Biddy, Good morniu me dear,
az bic az ,acrct I've got for yer ear;
as yourself that is loOkn' so charmin' the day
Thai the heart in me breast l. fast shppin
away
"'Ti5 you that Kin father" Mi, Biddy replies,
md tlrow- him Glance from her merry blue
cycs.
"Asrah thin" rrlcs Patrick, "tis thinhm NV
YOU
Thafs maxim me heort-sick, me darlint, limits
thruc
surc I've waited long while to tell sc this
SAINT,
And Biddy Maloncy II he SIGH fonc name
GUco Bildy, "lIayc done wild yer taikin, pray;
burc mo hearts not me own for this many Il
day
II gave it away to a good .loOkin' boy
Who think, there is no one like Bddy Malloy;
40 don't bother me, Pat; ist he aisy' says She.
'Indadc, if ven let me, will that" says he.
cts n bit Of - firt that yc are on the sly;
vi not trouble Sc more, but TIL bid SC good
bye
'AgrAh, Pathrisk," erie, B1dy, an where are ye
6arc # isnl the best ay good manner, yc're
chOwin,
"To lAec M 30 ,uddin'." "Och, Biddy," cries
Pat
"vsu have knocked the cock feather ii.t ont av
me hat"
"Comc back Pal" -ay, >hc. What for, thin.'
Say, he.
"Ne4a,G ! meant you al the time, sin" says
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more strongly than ever before that human
nature is rood. honest nature, most Of it any
way. and Canada nature good deal like the
resi- Mrs. kim did have the silver pun-,
under the snowy cap, and the pure, womanly
face | knew She must have
A.. yi,,,.,..,..., .,,.c-,.l.. honest T.rl,,h-
,,,', .i',I ,tn.. ,I,c nll.., l,urh,rr yory
, r,, lilo Li,, nm omen G,rn md rool
mans,i,'ti', ',hnr,,,,,hl cnrr,o,ir in her
,.t,., ,I,. ,.,,,,or, Iin,, .s ,yrI
w. ;hc romJnr., If H. 4 character Won roulI
nIwovs Tie IN tbnr +, if Won ,raUi,f to |
thought | saw glimmcr of light, ard why
Johnston King had left his home, and wan
,ered so far away from IT, wandering in more
than litcra! sense. because father had been
unkind in hi, Justice 1t seems almost wrong
sometimes. that a lust father and an impctu.
Gus son are no, allowed To understand each
other. Ruth was like her mother, with quiet
winning ways, ana loving, happy face, q
deep heart and Il clear head; and, | soon
found ont, quite able to hold her own when
she was attacked. \ face that made you feel
inStinctyoIy that ">tjII waters run deepest
As | went into the pleasant home parlor .
bright fire burned in the CRATE, and just above
the mancl in heavy gilt frame, hung a
painting Of the boy had laid in his coffin so
far from his home. An ivy vine was
wrcathcd around It, ana 1t was hung in snch
Il way that il could be seen from every part OF
the room \ strong sweet face, with some
thing Of both Ruth ana Mary IN 1t. stopped
before itas entered, ana | knew that mother