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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROpRAN MARKETS

LOspos, Nay 4l2' 80 %5Conos for %ouey 9S,sasS %
the Jun. 3i4dg3s Enc Railway shares 80 do peeed
LvkRrooI MAY li-l23O m-Co,ton s'.Sei Gggo b,e.
ding Up'anis Sbi Mdiing Orleans S4i sales ZoOuo
The sales yes'erdH
which the regular closing o.
Cotton arrive ll6d higher; sales on the sn
Mdiing UylAnd nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable h
gl6d; deliverable jane aud JAY Sss; do nothing
Mdnngs, deliverable jane AMI july ShsL sales on 'e
OF M1dng or cans nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable 'a Anu
August ats 13lGd.
Antwerp, May 1i-Pc,roem 3lt for fne Pale american 80 T.
LyrRPooI May l4-6 m-WLes llidl2l3 PEI per I'll az pSr
Red Spring Corn 81 1881 per quarter Bseon al vi
Clear Midds and - for Short Clear ifes I'll
LONDON, May l4-Reaned Petroleum IL 2dll@ I'd = gaon "
low, iOi per cwt -eo, r., ,hn
LoSDoS May ll-2 mConso, for money. 93isa93hi Tor 'e
account, % y Ere Railway shares, 32li. q coo
May IA mOf the Cotton sales today oVVV
bales American. Breadstals quiet. -, -.
LoSDoS May li3;30 mThe rate Of d'eonnt " I'd ren
market for months hills is 1916 per cent which i 3 10 .I
below the Bns England rate fhe bnoa in Tie Bans o.
has decreased 100000 the week The snoGnt
gore the Bank balance to-day G72 900 The propo"
Bank liability which last 80 ceni nov
81 J. Ere Railway shares, 324Q32L2 - u,
LIVERPOOL, MAY 1850 p. mCOon-Ssles on me has'
Ming Upland nothing bf1. Good Ordinary Deliverable jay an
oai nothing below Low Mdrg deliverable jay anu
August, = 1874. . 100. 4,
LvERPooL May l4-EvenpS-Sprs Tnrpentiue' 29io9Joi
LosDos. May 1i-Evenns Spirits Turreune 30 ? e"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
STATE OF GEORGIA. Floyd Connty.-,James

b'gtAsn johnson and John A. Stewart, al The
eery sle Of he superior County FTt Crcui.
5 b. to Of ] ascSt % N %sssS S d i II
We sanqr Cour on the Chaney side Of said Cont well BY
w. H. unaef'ooi Judge OF said Rome Circuit Chancellor presiding
sell at public sale before door the City of Rome
the 7 day brns tie i Tdeday Of july next, ioi
po iosi belonging 20 defendant IA said cause ling and beng
~ 'as o. GeoIs cammenrnz at point where sad railroad
Of pom to Rone 1 the toTa: Of FoS heuse though
sad County OF Floyi and Couaty % Gordon 30 Dalton
u the ContT Of WHITFIELD Georgia toge her with all tie rights
Of depot bung, bridges teste, ,t1tons depot grounds snd
I' IN any wise to aid Rao, pertaining or be2ngng or
personal Of s defendant the ni sema Rome ard Dalton Railroad
A. walker and JoLa Tucker Receivers may the hands
gu - OF sd receivers IN the state OF GeGgi eon'n o. al
boz nat bsa eaboo-e haad passenger ard Other cars and all
uy be o. the Lac Of road a. dp9,s % elsewhere
Ge9 belonging 70 ,sd Selma Rome end Dalton Railroad Company
Terms Of sae oae hundred ard n Thousand do9ri OF the purchase
d @ ,Jl .iioi as ban be q%el y le G,e 1a
ho' s1osl t1 day theser az hs he spTG!Ld sn1 directed
on the dag OF sale by tie said Commissioners The balance OF the pgr
fouers le PAID cash or By credit the soun of such balance
rase or the to. secure ] OF b a sm Rome and Dalton
Railroad CmpanT directed b. said cree IHe whole OF al prop
dollar BIT TIE ss Commissioner, ae night 10 have any sale
the aeor Of sad coar: deem the same right aud proper aud
o maze 70 " gaiehlef BY li Sommissonrs sRoa we s
, p % yst wp ee kan, he All, , % apon
treh lie reserve the t Immediately upcn .-cn notice a. ile
Rome Dalton kao Cemgany such terms they
shall agree BENJAMIN G. WHY, Commissioners
Row., Ga. May J, 1874
proval OF s Chancellor and the sane is hereby placed
lie u the Court Of the proceedings 10 said cause
Done Chambers Rome sad County Of Ford Geoga May l.
1874. ). Is. II. UNDERWOOD.
j. 5. c. Z. c. and Chancellor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THCHsDAi, Nav =. INI4.
ksHBSThe receipts today "a DkgS Pots u ana values
a. rutl .rsrt az CSC Pear. nominal.
COFFFFIe market steady though decline Is
yero5e quoted j. dc. g FIR fhe l range Mid
quiet end rnchqCd There sale OF 400 bags La
zusjra bJ aucacn 20 "a 20 a., currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

THURsNAI, NAY To I0'f'
TIE following i.. complete list Of exports 'AiPps'
were cleared to-day for foreign ports;
AxeRR-Bsrk Bonitc ,o2 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
HAVANA EYgUANCR
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

Havana li-Btehange firm; United sta'e' short wn
IL dl2 Iremum; London l63GlOi per e
premium on Pans ia Obs per cert premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15

TALLOW moderately active aud steady sales Of oJOJO oao-
town stock NJ a-0 1ll.lGc
TEAS-Ie rset moderately active the demand Oh eff c0nfrei
Oooug Japan latter he'd With increased .gsgi ara oi
100 Oooug and 900 chess japan Al aool former lsre
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eurouean Advertisements
Gigs;sI!EiIlSsl!sF if1liIAI1IN

III. BEST AGREEABLE TONIC ye. introduced For
relief Of Indigestion Gerer DEBILITY and Los Appeuie
valuable for nv the Food Journal Artnu II u
H,s..I NJ D. Weat.oth l. ssoW go. v &. T., v A. \ L..
r. s. A. &C. soD by Groeen onen AL ,hein'" 'afgs
togIes, al IA Sssh hsrbre Of mitsuona frsparud 0,
Lses. EHgsad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
Hldrble arc Slate Hlanie!s.

KLABER, 1874 East Eighteenth-s st, near
n. Tiriave seirg ant manufacturing all kinds Of MARBLE
ami NARBLEIZED MANlELS and other Marble Work greatly
reduced prices Marble Turning for the trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15

ELhCTlON.-Notice is hereby given that an
PIE, ION viii be hell the Once Of the NBW.YORK
hh OOhPANi No p Watcr-st IN the City Of Brooklyn,
~ We ~ daJ Of JUNE IL o'clock for FlF
IEhn Dh OS Of Company then ensuing year. aud for
Two IASPLCIOkS Of ELECTION for 1875.
me unse books will be closed to Jnne 2 1874, Dated
April % 1874. JERENIAH p RDBIYsOS Prssident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15

P,cipic FrRB IyL Co.. MAY g. 1874
'INHE ANNUAL ELEC TON for DIRECTORS
Of M GOMrANt VAL bel belt teir Office. No. 41O Broaisar,
hONuAl, tie 18th !Y OF M. The poll viii Al II o'clock
ard close 40 OclOsk o. ". WM. 4. BUTLER Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRlING TIKI
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FCLL.POWEaBD STEAMSHIPS
Newlok SATURDAYS from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS calling a CorE FsrDor each
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. My Is al $500 D. n.
BALTIC sATURDAl NAV % al ll,OO II.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Mas 80. D.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY June d, At 1000 A. n
CELTIC. sATURDAf June -. at 300 p IN
Prom the D0ck PayorIa Perrr. jersey C'tr.
for all csse,) unrylled con)ung
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons, sat--rooms bathrooms 10 mhp e
zion. where Surgeons ald nesaris accompany
RATnS-Saoon $50 gold Tickets $40. so steerhZc
low rates lenls the Oh Country
can row Obtain steerage prepaid a. l0s
America FArs hanOufs
Norwa sweden India. Australia China Se
Drafts IL uDsarl.
For Inspection Of plans other Information. apply the ComosnTs
sfces No. IS brasiwaV. ner-lOrA H. j. COA44S' Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15

NEW-JERSEI SOUTHERN RAlLROAD.
~ commencing MONDAY. May f. 1874.
Leave New York North River foot Of a,ctor-st)
q.25a m-For Ph sephia Loug Branch, Rel Bans Toms R5s
Bire at Tuckerton Nirs0g juno Nneind ana brigrlon
pm-F0r Long Branch, Red BaaS, Tons hses. Wafe'oss
~ ARRIVE II NEW YORK.
$685. Frm Long BrGncA, Red Bank. Toms River Whreovs.
Baruegat d 81,
4:30 m-Fiom Fhdelplia, Bdyeton. Vneani Wiaw juOe
hyer Red Bank and Lous btAAcn
Fare between Nes-Yors ami Philadelphia olly - 20
Freight received up 10 3.ij y ,.
General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
ON LINE FOR BOSTON. VIA

o,TONINGTON LINE FOX BOSIUN' VIA
PROVIDENCE
IN. new anil elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND "a
nd sitauiays and NARRAGANSErr Nonta' .s., a..
800, from Pier 49, North River foot Of Jsf| uAY "A'F' 'A
~, At m anyng IN Boston aheai u 81 o'as a..
tckrt. f5 sae al prncipa, Rsloai Ones ans 20 ni
cured ohcs VI esce, kIPress Co ss ax 800.
l. ". HLAtNs ..... " , "a" ~~S~~
Ssp. Pssa Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
Y ARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP ".
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
DAILY SUNDAYS JUNE Il to SEPT Is INCLUSIVE a. p N
FROM PIER % NORTH RIVER FOOT OF MURkAf-si-
rAK woRLD.REvowSED STEAMERS
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.
Halls Bands engaged Tor tie season.
aHd secured a. he prlneps h0cs u et"
0~9e' 4O- ~ Wv e p BACON. sapt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15

RICR-The market all crpons lue' except smn
iobbng way; Carolina, 7a9c Louisiana, 7aoe and ansoon
1ls4.;Ac - go 900
SfEAaIN steady qu sales OF 5000 at II g. and 10000
b No. AT lUlic.
SUGARS-Ih for Rsws dull and ny weak though
Noticeable dlc took place. holders disposed lower
fre last evening" bids the basis Of 7- for fair Re
s5g Caa Refined quiet unchanged at lOVlO1 for ar4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

PoR sOUTHlMPIOY AND BREMEN
The Steamship AMERICA. Capt H. schulen5urg, vii sal on
WEDNESDAY May 10 al from Bremen Pier oos lhIriTI
HODosen. e followed bV ...~ =,
Ste.m.hIo MOSEL Can't G. Ernst. on SATURDAY. May 10.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRk. AND bRBMES.
= GOLD Oh ITS EQUIVALENT ~ cuKhESch M
mt cabin.
For freigbt q, pa,aga apuyto OBLRICHS CO.. Agents
BoNl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
Ponr Avroyro. JA-schO,
Petroleum gals

f'oqr Lbs 2005 Hsms d.. 700 Butter, n. S295
NlTo5.sD 1887 Lard o., s.s 1907 Leather roL Il
ILr.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15
Glcamboats ano Railroads.

CTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY.
" SARATOGA RUTLAND BURLINGTON. MONTREAL. and "a
sorh Low fare reduction to all poa@ The
eleCan steap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-15

Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOttN
Trans New-Yok from foot o. Deshroes aud Couindtsi.
Erress f Harrisburg Pittsburgh. the Yves, and South, vh Pun
Palace Cars attached, 80 AMI $3.50 M Saalu std
For williamson, Lock Haven CORY Erie Pals, Rne n
For washingon. the South Limited WtLrf III.
Paror daily except Sunfsv $50 az
nve IN ashingon ilO Regular al $40 a. H. 'ni p n
sunday, p. m
.. D /! night sunday D. 6:lO 80 aai m bnSant
Por Trenton al 2Oa n $40 p n. suatiy 6O n.
FOR N4sark AZ $50. 100 1iD : 9, 10. IL "a. IL
! . 23O $40 $40 f:I0 43O $40 j;iO o. b;lO. $3.50 T.
100, $40. TO- 1880 ald u nsaI sandy 3;2J oi0
AZ For ,.sisi g. $50 1920 7;io s . 10 llLu lc ~
l. 23O 3:lO, 3:lO, 4.lO, ioO J.2J $40 q. SO osD
7:3O, $40. TO- 1880 aHd II night saHeay 5Zo Glo
Po r. R,Sgsay 6 e:3O 1870 g 10 i2 n . 2So $40
80 tlO 1890 52O $40, g. $40 $50 $40 10 and IL
night Sunday 500 and 8: 10 p IA. 49,
wooloriige Perth Amboy aud South AmboT aad 4" -
For bunssick 7.20 and n II m 2 Slo $780, o'o
clio. 7 >. m, and Il night sunday o;4U z %.
For East Milestone. ~ 3: TO AMI a. 80 D. r.
For Laubertvle and Flemllgton $50 A. n. and N
For Phi psburg Beyltre, $50 me- an On "a
Accommodation lr BorientoNn. Bnrlugiou Asd '~ 80.
9. 80 a. M, 1880 2. $40, 4 and Z D m
For Freehold. : 20 IN . and = u.
For FarmnyiAle anl Squan, goa ~ sno - ~.
For P,mberton and Camden a ard -" "a. .x
Trans arrive a. faloss-From PisoaTs ~ M -
80 y ~, eaS "a 4Ij 5;l5 and 1917 Sunday 100
w Al. Prom Philadelphia, $40. $50 600 10 Up,
~ pn g. Is 800 Sit, 1927 SaaiAy DIV.
80 o3o e as 2 ga Brosiwsy No. Aston Hesss
eA' y n, aad Coltl,niists Bmigaut Ticket Ote Va
~ 10Y % D. NJ nOYD, IT,, Gsa Passenger AgeaH
bat ST. General Manager.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28
shipping Elephants. y

:. A Calcutta newspaper says: The
hoistipg into the air and lowering ele-
phantsint6 the hold Of q vessel is not
only an unusual sight to most men,
but also a strange experience to most
elephants. They were lasfed with
strong ropes, slpng, as far as practica-
Bile la slings. boisted up with cranes
With three foot tackle, and lowered in
to the steamers hold. like bale of
cotton. When In the hold, they were
placed in pens, builtlof strong teak
lumber baplks, bolted to the ships side
to Keep them from breaking loose.
The fear thelanimals suffered was the
enly pain they, underwent, and by
Watching the eyes of the poor beasts
their terror |asively manifest. Tears
trickIed down theirmild conntenances,
and they roared with dread more es-
pecially when being lowered into the
hold. the bottom Of which was sanded
tor them to stand on. We are told
that one female elephant actually
tainted, and was brought to with q fan
and many gallonstOf water. Atsea it
appears that they got into a curious
habit Of occasionally evidently with
"a preconcetledsign to work
rocking the ship from side to side, by
giving Themselves, simultaneously, a
swinging melton as theystoOsl athwart
ship the vessel rolling heavily, as If in
iii u seaway. - When they reached
port they, were hOisted oqt Of tbs hold
and swan on shore. thirty-five being
thus safely landed without any acci-
dent whatever. When they were re-
leased from the slings IL was a SUI
prerne moment. for the lnahout, who
was always ON the Elephants neck
from the time Of Its touching the wa
tefto Iettl6g g0o9 All the word was
given to- let &c, each Of the, elephants,
either from the lightness of his heart,
asteing fsed from his floating prison,
or from his own WEIGHT we are NOT
sure which -lightness of heart as well
las liShttless 0f head, causes elephants
and men 10 play apEaRks ksptNnged
deep into the water. the TaaAoRt on
hieheegJ a5EilS aGIktssy OG tAe nee OF
the Enahggt iRst 0He .pipQte Ibef0ge the
plunge %asI a bstRdE,S ap,a tn as It
When eiepfS4ht and 4naif f4sS, u the
rstiFAcS sAgAFi ViRdr ybswing
wateglidGs1Ag ,hAntk anna tAM asteeF
from his nOSA .uom1sa Is1aCIa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28
End of a Suit TO Recover Damages
For q Mstrtief.

2a It will be readily recalled by the
readers of the Times that after the
conviction, Of Foster tor the murder
of Avery D. Putnam, the widow OF
the latter commenced a suit In. the
Superior Court-te~peeoveF SO, 900
damages against the Broadway
and Seventh Avenue Railroad
Company The suit was based on
the theory that the company was
responsible for the alleged neglect
rot the conductor in not having put
Foster off the car when bis iptoxi-
Gated condition became apparent.
On the trial Mrs Putnam recovered
Judgment for the full amount
claimed that being the limit per-
mitted in case of death, and all ap.
peal being taken to the General
Term, the Judgment was confirmed
by a majority of the court, Chief
Justice Barbour dissehtinga Oman
appeal being taken to the Court
Of Appeals, the Judgment Of the
court below was reversed, Judge
Allen, who delivered the opinion
EALa z.a Ll1:.. aLo& Al.0 49,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

j ..Nf u.
pose. Mr., Aaron took the watch,
he had wrung from Hsnry's hand
and by a manual application sent
Henry to join jackson. After ar
ranging his disturbed sealskin coat
Mr.. Aaron handed the recovered
watch to Rev. Mr.. Thorpe, remark
ing, "Here's your super old man.
Don't you never stand on a car
platform again. You're the worst
old sucker I've met in q year"
After his exploit Mr.. Aaron is said
to have looked very refined and
|, ,,virtuous, Eymird 4asertissFI.. q
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-28

hGR fYu Fa XII tirir syAtIfl y* utl
eaten breakfast if ! had known it
would kill me"
At noon there were tomatoes on
the table-the first Of the season
and very early it was, too; and they
were uncomn,only fine ones. Miss
Girder had saved them on purpose
for hef guest, and said at the table
that they had never raised any SO
eaIly,as these.9Ifta 1a lff
| "We had them two weeks ago"
This was rather. a drawback but
Miss Girder persevered, and added
that they had never planted this
t'kindl1bafore, but were sure they
should llkesthem best OF any. 7
"Haye you ever had the 1Tro-
pby? demanded Mrs. Burt. "We
used to have the kind you Have
Fhere,d ,dbdtrthe Trophy is1so much
better that we never sow the Others
AT all noy,''' 5-s. IN. a.g.
E., I might, go on. I might tell you
fifty things you would hardly be-
IIlieye sIwonan would say to anoth-
er, mach less to- her hostess. amt
After about q week Of this, she
announced that one Of her family
had been taken sick and her brother
HAD Gent for her, and she had re-
piled that she would be at home by
such q train, and he was: to meet
her. This arrangement the yener-
able grandfather otour hostess knew
nothing about; and being a most
hospitsbIe Old gentleman, when he
fond that she was going away, he
begun to urge her to stay longer.
III think I'd better CO." m
|,i,5a5Wh Whyanp." he said "there is
nothing to call you home,"' 14d
81 think I'd better Co."
T"Oh no! Stop With lis over an
ether Sabbath I would not 60 to.
day. ."gdiii1W 1tosan atli ~ f'7o's
.sn'';hthiph I'd better CO." h
too much for me; and
knowing that he was very scrupu-
lous about keeping an engagement,
II rose and walked across the room,
and said to him-I suppose. it was
"spitetul" IN me: iAE. ,f3'a a'
id9q HerIsister is sick she has had a
letter from home. Her brother is
to meet her by the three o'clock
train. She has sent word that she
Would 60. i'iI.#' .'-'
ar"0hP' said the tinsuspecting old
gentleman; "that makes a differ
,enceG People should always keep
their agements.N Ga. @8I +,
And Mrs. Burt flushed a rosy
red. I
Z After she had gone, some som Of the
ladies' said she ought to be made
an example Of, but Miss Girder
'saidy yYNo;' ',she was 'her guest. !"
Butlsbe was not mile.
And she was not ne.--Hea,th
and Home. ,.
Igc1Jmi WHIT -T---7- = u %
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"IIere's super old Man."

gnBarney Aaron has demonstrated
the usefulness Of a pugilist. He
should thefall credit of the
discovery. While riding down
town in a Fourth avenue street
car 2 be discovered on the real
|platforR Rev. Henry Thorpe, d
PHtsbarg,' an elderly clergyman.
Barney and the clergyman got into
conversation, and after talking a
buttle wbileDsepasted, one on the
opposite side Ofthe platform to the
other. At Eighteenth street two
noted pickpockets, James Henry
Ishd Wm. jackson got Oh the car
liThey are residents of'the Fifteenth
Ward, ahd knew Mr.. Aaron. They
did h6t thihk he would Interfere
with them, and so proceeded to rob
the elergypan9 JACKSON crowded
1.-THE minister against the car door
and Henry took. his gold wstchI
They had not calculated on any
linte efRFehcs, ana were sadly diaP,
p5lnted wK6h MI. Aaron exercised
Rhiss6ssnce onythem with ostattling
resuatari1,Nira!f Jackson received a
slight testimonial Of Mr.. AsroBE
q esteem slSsi1 il TIE il ijsaw, which tpmblsd
kim over the dsshbpard, into be
s+eeE, SIta Henry ATTEMPTED "A
&sbi eh6nst bqtl + pSS, par.
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/ And, it struck, me that fpdpg her
old acquaintance better situated
than herself, or than she had ex-
pected, her eisvy7iwss reused and
4 she was determined not TO praise
Ilanything OF evenuspprove! Ger
taiDlyno other construction could
be put on her mannersor eonyersa-
ton thateveaiipg. She seemed any
| thing, but q triepdMtbe most M
gracious pfgessts, ,;,E and jet y she EIe,d, TOO
was d lady, q scholar, and q Chris
It;an 1T0T 'h10 f0l d'a iifih VIZ ? V
''' The anes2t morning aslMrs! Burt
I,74that washer naiae-se seated + her
sell. ut the breakast-table, ourlshps-
tess askedif she h@dislept wellxn
|. ~ ,can'tsay thstIg did partiep-
,|,larly well ,''iiWith spitefali emphasis
on the second syllable. .yah
OF course the. mistress of the
house was c6verdd With confusion ;
and she obegan'tc explain about The
4 mattresses having sabecshe matted
land Uneven! .!elqml,IrInt'uoi1ae js''
End II sleep on Aahair mattress at
home,p said lNira. olsurttsententio
d,lyt and THAI settled the matter
/ But the en0rmity 0fpher rude FudteNness N
IbscameI more apparent APP ppqq1aaa4t 70 Us when.
| afterwards it teappegi opt in her con-
4 veFsatiQ}lpp With pro a9f the rlssdy
boarders that she 4fy was sl,ll RlleyeF ~ q good
sleeper.
ha This wassopIy the beginning Of
things She seemed TO have a spec
lial snallspitei towards herr hostess,
Ion account iofher heiDg happylaDd
we'll situated. D To itAse, rest ofl rs
she was gracious and hdy-like,
agreeable in her, ways and words |;
| but towards Miss GiEder inl, 2 a,,,(I.F cons
slant, state of antagolism, which
I broke aolt alIIs II II the most hncivil things
Ethat evesr as5P were tsts's said. If. that lady
liked 4 person WHO haPpesneedll, !, ! TO be
named, the other did not ;she found
ltsonex ianlto with Miss Girder's
friends, and approved OfnOthing
proposed by, her. Little words Of
| tdispaTagementt small slurs,o harsh
Judgements ault,6nding' dseaing g
/ faw in everything, charactsrdized
her remarks g,.si .iia abi.erar
On the second morning no one
! asked her had She slept. She
Imighthave sstin her chair allhight,
ffoT ahghti any of us knew or cared.l
But tht breakfast was not allowed
toopass without soHiething unpleas-
ant being said! We had excellent
cotfee-so specially excellent that
almost every one spoke oft, because
Fthey could not help it-ahd it does
the heart IF a hostess good TO. be
assured that heri guests appreciate
her food light, good rolls, baked
potatoes, Slices '6fo cold ham, and
boiled eggs; and every one was Ell.
\ Ii0Siug the Sensible meal When we
became aware that our difficult
oanplaqRioqp was refusing everything
offered ,hler. y4gg9 yaiffu. y,a Yli} =
+ ,'iWEIAllaat ! qso qso'IrPqalIlss',o IrPqalIlss', They are 50
5SSqs oIt it56spE E5 yoa. |. f,Sa fqsy,sag est s
sUPep yw5jch, mis- Miss \ ayGlirdssrr,, having hS
bsard TIE proffs!rg' 81 II and refusal, Fang
forI' cola bread 2'e w. !. y o,' ,,.,l s,,,r
Would she take 4 potato, asked
/ tie same gentleman; they were
!" E"dopeltola dot,p he Ssid.vaedIA ba
j "i'No,l1 4 thank .yoq!'iI 5sl;sai
o@A bit Of hanS il y excellent; Do