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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-The ex-
citcment which prevailed in the Spir-
its Turpentine market at the close Of
last week, has been Proceeded by a
calm, and this week we have hal a
dull market, with the tendency pr1n
cipalIy in favor of buyers and de-
cline on former rates. lho first day
of the. week friday the market
opeLed very quiet and the excitement
which prevailed, the previous day,
had died away. and a. dali .fipd. ,lrpw-
sy feeling had takeAhi It's place. Sellers
were persistent in demanding full
prices in the morning, but, late i'll the
day, under adverse telegraph reports,
conceded to the wishes of buyers and
the market declined cant. Saturday
the market was quiet AT the previous
days prices. Monday the market
again became weak, and a further
decline of cent resulted. Tuesday
there was reaction OF feeling, and
the decline of the previous. day was
gained by corresponding advance.
Wednesday the market was quiet and
no sales transpired. 80 ce2ts was
offered and 80! cents was asked. To
day, Thursday, at the close OF our
review the market is has further de
clined cents and closes quiet at 80
! cents. , s.f.#
The receipts for the week, 1855
casks against 1921 casks f9r,lass week,
show falling off of 2,O35 casks. The
! exports for the week 1857 casks,
against 5,026 casks for last week, show
an Increase of 1861 casks. The stock
in yard and afoat is 10s441 casks,
against. il, 1872 casks for last week.
I The sales for the week were as fol-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12

but the teeth may he rendered tirne-rr0of. il
brushed daily VITA SOZODo\T. \ preparation
i heal. Erli ~ the dew; they will never decay
or become discOlOrcd or infested with tartar.
The Asheville Expositor says: We
learn that n man by the nnme of
Shines, who lives about a mile from
this place, was seriously gored by a
bull, on Wednesday, August q. It
seems that Mr.. Shines WAS attempting
to throw 4 rope over the horns of tie
bull, when the enraged animal made
ut him and downed him in the road
The sufferer has been confined to his
bed ever since, and will probably not
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12
For Loss Of appetite, Dyspepsia

For Loss Of Appctite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits and
General Debility, in their various
forms, FEREO-PHosPoRArED ELIXIR of
CALJsAYA made by CAswELT.. HAZARD
Il Co, New York, and sold by oil
druggists, is the best tonic. As a
stimulant tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. IF taken during the season it
prevents fever and ague and other IL
tarmittent fevers. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12

Wednestl by no sales reported. ,a's
Thursday. G6 d" SO 80 Sc Sc
selected casks.
TAR.-The heavy receipts of last
week, supplied to great extent the
want of exporters, and Immediately
following there was a depression of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12

ROSIN.-Our record of the rosin
market this week does not exhibit any
very radical changes. Always follow
ing a storm, comes.a calm. and the ex-
cited market which prevailed last
week has lullcd into perfect qnietude,
and this week there has been only a
very moderate business doing. Early
in the week there was reaction of
feeling and buyers were not disposed
to operate at the figures asked, but
sellers with almost concerted action
managed to maintain prices up to
Tuesday when reaction occurred and
there was decline of 5 cents. This
is the only interruption of any impor-
lance that the market has sustained
during the week. The attendance at
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12

Don't al 70 rrocUse MRS V5<SI US
5 -CiIiiHt5 SYRUP for all ,ii~,+~. l.,-..,en
." tae period ct teething in ch,Iu-. -. i re
N-v~~ The child from pain, cures y.ind coli,
regulates the bowels, and by giving lief and
h'';sit! 10 jiie child, give rest TO t:c III aer
L.. Ike and cali for
MRS WINSLOw'S SOuTIIING SENrrP.'
For sale ny all druggists
june > i5I-SuI-W- Sal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12
RATES CT FREIGHT.

.T,r,C1rS p,c.,o,,,a, Per Sailing
49, ''A-A-'' 4 u - to'>iihSi' Vessel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12
VICE & MEEANE,
Cotton Factors.
AND
General Conmissicn Merchants,
WILMINGTDN, Y. C.

fS- I.i,,ra} I'd yaIrrts Il;iti;'.
g5'-' 'u'fs yr,In elits OF CoLtDu. Naval Stores,
and Country l'rohHcc. and orders Tor the pun
cissJ~.. Ut s&,:.l" >0liaire3l.
g. HHg4i1.. :'Glsi Us on hand for sale.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-12
The Symptoms al gGcsisai.

LiicsyiIIe, y. c., Sept. 8, 1873.
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IsnsEsers. N1othcrs. s,s,.s.s.rs-.

A@,i4JS Tor the United Sites.
, 1873-03-20
SUBURBAN NEWS.


EVANSTON.
I,nat rl,asdav night tho Ronrd Of Tr,steca met
n ". of,,na -; tho nlar1, Thoo1o~. nsssa ~
~. ~ -no o1n,o ~ 1 ~, A, -Aooo.o 4'erso1 ~
.no uaua1 hour. tnoro "ole present Y. j: alt-
bert (Chairnan), Ambrose Foster j. Il. Kodzie
and G. I. Grey. Plnna and specifications Of tho
propoacd Wator-3yorke, md tho moat feasiblo
.1on. ~ 1,,;-,x H.. -, r,o.n 7,,a,,,.sa =
p,s>.a ~ ,ty4us Nv u"n,e, "ose ueou7sea' a
pat sresundiVldln8 the subdivision OF tho north
1856 feot Of Lot 2, Block 62, fronting on Davis
street, was approved. Mr, EoRtor moved tlat
strent comn;aaonor c,oca bo ;nat771ctad n orcct
sa,,a 1850. ~ Css es
ioneo AetoSs 'ao ioo9 u u1oenwooa
avenue to protect tho gravel On tile take-shoro
from the depredationB OF thioves. Carried An
order WAS issued deaignatinr tho Town-Hall for
49, z,,t;,,a ,1.,o -, ~. a7,o4;.- =. T., ~, ~.
:, F ~ ~ "
5he tnlfa Iuesaay Oh Apria nj which election
ak Trustees, one Town-Clerk, and one Police
Justice for the enauine Toar will bo chosen.
Alao ,nnointinc f)zrc 4 Grain .rl,omos Troa.
4ateo. appo'.SA's ~ va" a. oeA''' 1Aonas Itoa'
man, Lii a. aago, Judges Of said election,
with power to fl1 vacancies, and Archibald
L. Winnie and Frank Gopdgrass, clorks.
A petition OF Isaac Il. Hits praying for tic
vacation Of On nlloy in block owned By him,
table for further consideration. Tho Board ac-
iournel without tie transaction of other buai-
, 1873-03-20

is done, and Fechtor insiatB tint 1t is not done
ns 1t should bo; 1lonco ho declines to tako tho
house. How thia diaoorilance Of opinion aud in-
torost will cud, 1t ia imrosaiblo to dotormtno !;
hut those acquainted with Fecltor Ray he llaH ro
solved not to have anything to do with tho tioa-
tro.
rrouTEn
10 m eccentric and stngnlarly- variable person,
and has distinguished llnso'f sinoe ho first ar
viii a1moss S' s6ts' sSer56so'ay WITH S Has:s we%
q vory c1ovcr nlelodramatio artist, but M OK
tromoly nna1nlabio md oxaoting man,. Ho mover
can koop on any terms with tho nlombers Of atiy
btdly HenBitlyo, oxtremoly vain, and altogether
iraacihlo To Is always doomed to llnyo n grloy-
ncoof Ronao aort, nnd ho Is no sooner out Of
ono difficulty than ho faila into another. l1o
world ia ii conspiracy agatnst him, WHOM lo
really Is In conspiracy Of ono aBanue tho world.
AS manager ho auccoois NJ Ill rs he docs au
gu actor, ~ oxomplifcation Of which was givon at
so much opposition that he ID reported to hayo
lad a violent quarrel with everybody, from tho
lesaoo down to tho atago-carpontor and tickot-
scllor.
Fochtor Ia a foreigner in moro acnsoa than
ono. 11o cannot accommodate hiulsolf to cir
cunHtancoH; in other words, he cannot COM
prohend that any ono but himself may possibly
bo II tic right; and, consequently, lo Inns had
Oh many wrongs aB tho AZoros Aave AaTKs.
BAIi5IA0uNDI.
The Graphio aooms to have, made pslpahlle
hit-itA circulation being much larger than the
most BRnguino expectations t}loreof. New York
orr, like tho ancient Atheniuna, love novelty;
tho now illuatratod daily as they l,ave
done, rcnaina to DO Soon: The Illustrations
have certainly improved, and tho journal pron4-
fses to bo remarkably prosporous.
Since Fostor'o roprfove, "sportiug" mon aro
offering odds TINT not ono Of tho mnrderara In
the TonibsS:wil be hanged, and this appears to
: 4 rurnor current this week, That Mrs. james
Fisk Ind followed tho example Of Mrs. Putnam
and written to Gov. Dix against tho possible o1o-
cution Of stokes, is entirely without foundation.
-Four Or five popular clergymon here, WHOSE
Ralariea llaya boon from 5000 to $1,000, how're
coivo $10,0 600 por nnnum and clerical prices,
MI over town, arc reported to bo looking up.
Some Of tic spirituallsts aro exercised upon
tho question whether Horace Greoloy was; or
WEB not, OF their faith. Most Of tllom say lo
waa lis most intimntc friondB soy lo was not.
It mattora little who is right.
Jersey City is noted for tho longevity OF its
citizens, OF whom thoro aro said to DO 10 or u
who aro 100 ycars old aud upward. CoLs1ouN.
, 1873-03-20
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

Legislative Appronrintions-Fuo
nt1ay to Ge Adlialtteu-Cla.anuo in
Stul1ca-Studc1ats In AttenGancc.
Special Correspondence a The Chicago 1Ii6a,,E
ANN Annon, March 49, 1879.
a TOW weola since, tho University was visited
by tho Legislative Committee on State Inetitu-
tions, accompanied by largo delegations from
both Houses for tho purpose Of inquiring into
tho noeda Of tho institution.
They wero convinced Of tho propricty of tho
appropriations nskcd for by tho University; md,
within tho past wook,
A BTATE APPROXIMATION
has boon mado, granting $4,000 for Tie COM
pletion Of the now co1loge building, and $4,000
for deficit Of last year. Besides this, pcr1na-
mont stato tax Of 1-20th OF n nill hns been
creatod. This SECURES to tho University about
$4,000 year at tho present time, which amount
will, of COURSE, be augmented cacl, year by tho
incrcaae in valuo Of State property. It is uafo 10
soy that this, with tho uBual income Of tho Uni-
verHlty, will overcome the embarrassment under
which 1t has boon aboring for sovora1 years, aud
place 1t on q firm financial bnsia.
During. tho past weok, tho Legislature has
passed. bill providing for tho
INTRODUCTION OF HOMEOPATHY
into tile Medical Department, and for the ap-
polntmont Of two professors thereof. This ac-
tlon ia likely to OCCASION q very strong dsBout
on tho part Of tho Medical Faculty, who aro
much opposed to such provision,--a silniler
measure having been very atronuously resisted
and overcome 8oyoral years since.
t QUITE A RADICAL CHANGE
has boon made in the studies OF tho Senior year.
Heretofore, but few Of the studies Of tho regular
courses hive been elective; but by recent
change. to take effect next ycar, tho studies of
tho Senior year are to be al1noBt entirely elec-
tive. This is similar tho arrangement at IIar-
ward and Ynlc, aud it is believed, will resultvc
satisfactorily hero.
a Blmilar, though porllars not 80 complete
change will bo made in tho studies Of tho Jun!cr
year.
The faculty arc exceedingly activo in all forms
Of Improvement, and nro determined to mako
tho University progressive ono.
STUDENTS IN ATTENDANCE.
Tho recent Calendar shows 1,1G4 students to
bo in attendance hore, divided among the several
departments, as follows: Lew, sill; Medical,
BET Literary, 476. :.
Of those in tile Literary Department, n ara
soniora, u Juniors, 121 sopholnores, 122 Fresh.
men, rs In Pharmacy, and ~ in selected studies.
.'.-,.. COMMANDMENTS.
Tho Law and Medical Commandments Occur
on next "Wednesday, the 26tL inst.
G.. 4. ".
, 1873-03-20

"a horse oenBus will shortly DO taken In
France. Tho horaea will be divided into throe
classoa: aimnls worth ], 900 francs, those worth
900 frances and tloeo worth 1000 frnncs. all
classification will DO half civil aud half military,
-A young mau WHO got OIL tho train at White
Hoat9, ILL.,, while intoxicated, bade adlcu to his
friends with tho remark that Ao would "meot
thom In hell Tomorrow" Tho train lad only
OF head first. Being drunk, lo waa not injured
partiole, but Clergyman sitting IN the same
, 1873-03-20

hsess lToal mhtnoi e. s.a nMyeT t, "ion nc was
S.ooSni 1,ine Ih.rr. s.w Tossa. i a..,,.a oty NH
With Lis fat and klot him vita ie Nv, 'aY ,'a,nY
Mmn,v rnt H. aha 1 Toran @ m.G ,ne, n9 was doWn.
liz con titnc, hcfnro ;ni,1 ~ ~ nlih GoWn
nn9t rn1IoI htn, = nf eo't's ~ no onune4 tfm,
Saw Dyyor ntal, him roraon in 1'oi wv ~ 4r.lnR
nj lin ti,no no Nh nnv Ntanss t.ulu u Jimmy
or n"rt1a 1g rorsen nu nos Mmo" hinry Anu simonson
Ian ~ nstoo,s fsat na,. nuu bli9- Meio more nut
acc thon, ,}n,r1u '.""y ',ul lassoh could not
havo nifo in lis anI "u o,1tinr ien atio Fly iemy nen.y
E"fson - 11o1 a;p GANG R Larsen titl net uay anything
DWyor throw any nnow-bnlis. Did not hoar him
hay ayihing y about goar9lling my ones pockets
Il ~ msos ~, nmoua9 n9go heard MN:
tfosa,e1anla"ed: Have known Jimmy for two
ycaIs qo mol 60 WITH him all tho time; mot him
that nign1 on Indiana ntrcoti did not say any
en,ainG 20 him. ING man Kicked Jimmy undor tho
cMn Jimmy did not cry or Hay my
nrBsr n1nanB ,s;n,s Wlcn H., tho man. ntrck him; saw
D"Ser sticH tle man Wit! knife; no ran away
WMen ho toA down.. Shall be arrested If I tell
no. Jimmy put tho knifo in 1fa pocket; did
aot SEQ 1t afterwards. Tho man whB hitting him
IN THO lace Wien Dwyor stuck him.
sAnAn Enn1oKsoN
cotroborated OleBon's story about tho knife.
Hhe obtained 1t from him n1iu gaye It to Oloyon'n
brother. [Kntfo nhown md idontiaod.]
CART, LA1isEN.
Tho doceased was nv brother. rknffo e1,own
to wituossl that waa ilia knife; olepon lrouaht
1t to my house, and anid ho found It on tLo
street:
srnp nn1naET nvvrn
Tho defendant ia nv son: hia mama In Jarnes
Delaney: l1o Inns aiways boen known AZ that !:
Dwyer iB tho name Of his etop-fathor ho is
good boy and alwayy has boon noyor hoard Of
his being arrested but onco that yaB for being
dlsordorly on tho cornor viii, number Of othor
boys he was discharged: lo haa boon working
aimee took him from school.
Cross-c1anaiucd: Do not live with MY second
husband r got divorce from him. Novor ask
ed tho police to hunt up Jimmy when he did not
como homo at night. Mover know him to give
tho nsme of Dwyor oxcept whom lie Waa nr-
rested.
John Tyson, for whom Jimmy had worked,
fortified TINT he was good, quiot boy.
Mrs. Anna Sophia IHaacBon, Of No. II Hunt
street, Bw0ro that Larson camo into hcr house OH
tho fatal afternoon: hc was nttlo drunk, but
not quarrclaomo.
THOMAS er1EEDy
saw Larson lit his foot as II to Kick DWycr, but
did not do It; Jimmy run away from tho fence,
md Larsen followed him did not SEQ him choke
him, Saw snoWballa in tho air, but did not look
to 500 who threw them; Jimmy did not thro"
any.
tf'oss-e1anatned Dlo not eeo Lhraon 1ai1;
- o. s3:,,.ry c,u T;1,,,,,, 1,.,,o ,.,,:s. =. III.
.e ne-as'ees saw Jimmy nave q knite IN ms
naatt opeAA11B @oo eAutea'9 tno plaue potoro
NY 1ass.a.x anas. ro.,,nc,;o,. n,a ..
,,,a g;usses."i1ton Is ~, r. t'. a not geo Lareen
kes fss 'iy a4 r. on Inc sn1n Jimmy gaid before the
Ss' ' 0 Nv A~''t@A *''ao ~ o4"p o'Aaca III koo
, 1873-03-20

tho Comitteq havo received, tint tho easel Townley
H. Grhnso and tie property cosas Of real estate nesr
tlon of tho city IL Oh that property. = =.
Some Of tho Comnltto, 10 I am informed, are &r-
obod'ont scryant, tsignod) JAxra CHASE.
- 80 1t aoomB, from tho statement OF h1r. Jamos
Ohnso, that \ largo sum Of money llaa boon OK
pended III forruor yonra In tho wrong diroction.
What assurance l.aye We now TINT tho prosont in-
yossgation is oil tho right tracls7
JonN NJ CltAsE,
, 1873-03-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Spanish Poetry.
Don Joao Alcala 0nlinno, Spanish poet Of tho
1iboral school Of literary thought, has published
o collection Of humorous pooms, illustrative Of
tho many aspocts Of Bpnnisl, life. They have
tho good qualltoa Of truo poetic spirit, md Of
characteristic Spanish f1avor, which giyes thom
thu additional value of rortraituro Of tho pocu-
laritics Of Bocloty IN Spain. One Of tho lightcss
and best ia
INES.
Iues ne'or walks alone,
"A you acc;
Deing unwelde1,
Duch may not be.
Following Ines, wallis
petronella,
:, Gor her duenna
Ali / ines mcota
Uer lover.
Ihe guardian guards,
Looking abovu Aer.
SEQ, Ines returns,
Al honey;
Feels tho money.
Mother Tranquil
As you Rec,
Duennn br1hod,
Inca 1raa--
All mol
Intrigue and lova-making Rtf11, It seems, ahol-
ter themselves within the ulalowB Of tho con-
fossional aud the cathedral, % whom Lopo do
Vega wrote, so long ago:
W1ore'a Ru!1na going,
Moving like wavn? -
With train Of carolino
8i.o sweeps tho paye,
Leaving curly trail
Like track Of anai.
Ru1nn notes naught bcEG3,
ueforo, hboro her,
Tor, behind, willis
Her iovor.
Why trips B1e 10 lightly
With her rosary,
Fan, kcrchiof,
And Dcvotonary?
Why movo so hurrcdly?
Why glance 10 lurriedly9
Ruana'a In tho church,
Gu her knees,
but ut prayers,
1tc0-OuG aces,
Two fingers in tho pa meet,
And now nuIlnaa in tho street,
, 1873-03-20
THE CHASE ESTATES.


TIE ruAcE Ecrbrcc
LIZ. o''Hoh III ofHlIo'
A Glance Mt tho Other Side.
ANN Aunon, Mich, March II, 1873.
70 tho Editor Of 1As Chicago Tribune: e
SIM; Loud cries Of immonso estates in Eng
1ond waiting Ia bo cl,inn1 hv snno hon,s,,
family On THIS side OF tho great watorn, aro now
coming up all over our fur land. 30 far as tho
OhaueB arc concerned. thew can lrce m valid
obiootions If m worao resu1t follows ths, ha;,,c
~ roo;n;o,ta ~ vn,,oroa
.no roclpaenss OF numerous congratulations'
both from the1r Old and mnny now friopaa.
Wore this all, no discouraging word would bo
said: but, whom agBaasmonts of a5 ooch oro
cal1ad for or iarao crsaita nson " ~ ~ o.,.a en @ sto
tue expectation OF realizing anything from these
fancy estates, would 1t not be prudent to whit
patiently before parting with ready money, or
increasing largo liabilities
Tn 18ta. n similar oxo;toroont ro1,+;,.o ~ +,,o
,,ro.+ ronn1nr ~ ~ ~ - ~. -oaa aaMsa ~ Wv
s4oaI to"noy' W as IL 10 no" CALICO, Chaso
estate, existed. Meetings Tero called, and agents
cent to England to investigate. They returned,
and reported no such estate. Tie newspapers
goose chase" The samo articloH published thon,
fayoring the beliof in tho exibtonce Of these es-
tates, have juat boon republiahod by committee
ot tho UhRRo hctrn. WHO mot last October in
Boston. m % H., .oor
;: IN about tho rear 1873, new crop Of ChasoB
may be expected to reproduce tho smart sayings
OF tlo proaeht generat1on, 9nd nu the newspapers
with thrilling noticos OF the "rocont' dccreo Of
thg High Coure OF Chancory IN their favor:
having ths la1ss @ sum of moaoy " lss5 oo
1aesslousoa M u among tno uhseeb ~ TINS country
aor 10 ls luatiy ohtiseu 70 que aharo nut, nav
faGtny raeu,ts bs aooe u ~ Ia a M
+ssu'ss, ~ aoSs ~ ~ 10 hs ousy 70 nd
marTlago), "ho I'VE by dint OF their daily labor,
not to part with their hard earnings to MD tho
Committee @ aro most certainly mistaken in IN thoir u
misaion' '''~'' S~'''' '1'">'A1 49, 'A'o'A
aIy roasons for saying SO aro briefly summed
IIrst-1 wrote to two OF said Committee, cop
~ th.oa 1aey cpuli no" II ~aa possiple Ior
Iowniey Choir own mother,a net PRE- brothor) who vas
1aec4svu ~ tno seai 1tao ol 3uss ~ yoara a1Iar
snoy Aots nuo, III In ~ aop'y tou9h Ya'; ~
that aeteS 30 10 thoSo oa,o
nuJG ... soo'a ty uuy Nv {osla orast enn. .uals
ahoenof,-a a tMnR 100 apsulo 1 % apr IN orolnasy
oIeahl, es anu much nloIo 70 psoacn 70 any People
"ls Easah Ghauedry ~ Reports nub
Ashod III this country, CHOW no anol declson aa
has boon represented:
Thsrd-,rlo committee woro requested to pro,
euro and publish IN authenticated copy OF said
alleged decreo, nearly two months since; and no
auch notice haa Appeared yet. -.
Fourth-1n tho year 1860, Columbus Smith, Of
Salisbury, Vt, who said he had then boon suc-
prosecution Of claims in Europe for the recovery
Of properties abrond, wrote to MO, under dato of
April il, as follows:
a q tue c mt r. I ls
t;va r. ,rc,nn,s1 n'nsvnaw 1rEnortv thorc ,nst
, 1873-03-20
FREE RAtLROAD.PASSES.
Special Dispatch; 10 The CAicago Tribune,
Errr.Ycprr-r TIT ATnroI. 1c4n

Special Dispatch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune, .
sra1NaR1s1p, ILL.,, March IT, 1873
,ncctinra rocantiv ho,a % NJ, ovor tbs stn,o ra
<,n"".;''.s a 80 ~ .sAso, 49,
Aeessins oena.ots y. ''u noPfesensa'ifos to set"r1
to the railroads tho passos with which they wero
furnished, fell upon hard hearts. In parhapa'al
b,t ono instnncn, lin ,nonhora 1aurho1, mt the
ronroat mi 1,on,, =, ,.;l1;nr y;t,'ont nae;nes
N.Y. ,n1,,. 49, =, & rsin ~ ;a s ,s.,"d " ~, ~, p"'
Ine luxury OF rlaihg ii enhanced ny the con-
sciouencss of possessing dcedhcad ticket.
Looking around tho car, where oycry one in
nnr;nr tho ,,ronrjotor os a. noaa foa1a !,
, 1873-03-20

From TIC tttettaHh LtHHtr.
On Sunday, u woman Of decidedly Southern
disposition cntored Woodland avenue car.
takiug her pet dog with hor., On noticing lier
canine companion, tho conductor quietly and
politely Informed her That dogs were uok per-
inttod in tho car and that alle must ejoct him.
I'lio woman paid no attention to tho request,
whom tho driver nssumod all tho authority or hiss
lofty position mud informed her that unless, elo
at once deposited that canine quadruped upon
tho roadway ho would enforce tho full lottor 'or
tho law and would not DO responsible for any
lrokon bones. lie expected sho would "givo inn
at this announcement, but lle was mistaken.
sho aroae calmly from hor aoat, drew revolver
from hor pocket, took deliberate aim at tho
driver and said: "UnlesH YOU drive on witlour
nsolcsting my dog, III mako you cut tlia straw"
Several lados at onco left tho car In ahurry. Tho
less woman. and lo wouldn't hurt hor. It was
NOT reported whether tho woman paid hor faro
on not, ana the driver would hardly bo expected
to know. Sho WAS lnou,ber Of tho frail eox,
aud ought to be permitted to take he. dog wlero
ehe wanta to.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-30

"A young man at Evansville caugh
ed up a twenty-fve-cent currency note
the other day, and he has gone right
back to the clearinghouse whose hash
he formerly complained Of.