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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-16
FARM FOR SALE.

By virtue OF deed of trust from John 5.
Owens, bearing date the 8tn day OF July, 1850,
and Of record in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court OF Prince Wiiliam county, to secure the
payment of u certain debt therein mentioned,
shsll, on TUESDAY, the 2ith day of Novcn-
Der next, at Haynsrket, offer at public saie ths'
valul Die farm Known AS oTONECASTLS.
This farm lies in Prince William county,
about three miles north of Haylnarkct, station
On the w. c., v NJ. i G. ). r. r., containing
about seven hundred and thirty five acres 81
land of most excellent qlallty, with sbundsl,G.e
OF wood i: we'll watered, and tbs lMPkoF e
MEMS are comfortable
The terms of sale will be: One third cash. one
third in one year and one third in two years
with interest on deferred payments from day o.
sale. Title t. be retained until the whole =
paid. Sale to take place ut II m.
THOS. HEN DEkSON, Trustee.
Prince William CO., oct 20-eots
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zEETED% SJLES.

TkUSTEE'S SALE-In pursuance Of deed
L of trust from Jacob Muddiman and wife.
dated the first day Of February, 1872. | shali
proceed to sell, in front CT the Mansion House,
in the city of Alexandria, on SAT URDAf, the
2lst day Of November, q. II o'clock M, the EssA
thrce-story BRICK TENEMENT and ZEE
LOT OF GROUAD named therein, situated on
the northeast corner of Alfred and Wolfe sts,
nov std ALLEN G. HAKEON Trustee
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HOLIDAY GOODS
LA AT kkISS KRINGLE'S
HEADQUARTERS. AT GREENS NO
TON HOUSE.
Now receiving sample lots of Toy Carriages,
Hobby Horses, Shoe fly Rockers, Wagons,
Wheel barr"ws, Prcpe lers, Velocipedes, Baby
jumpers, Stick Horses, Bedsteads, Cribs, &c'
Wholesale orders for these goods viii! be sup
plicI from consisnments at New York whole
sale figures Ut
nov IL GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE.
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THE FAUoCIER RESOLUTIONS AT the. Con.
sentative meeting held in Warrenton on the
9th lustaut, presided over by Ex-Goy. Smith,
the following resolutions were adopted:
l. Resolved, That in the recent triumph of
the Democratic party, we recognize the first
real evidence that this cruel war is 1T last over"
?. That in Inc election OF our present true and
tried Representative We are proud 10 say That
we contribu. e to The grand triumph OF the great
party that alone can arrest the horrible misrule
which has oppressed the while country and for
tie last ten years crashed the South.
3 That we rejoice With all good men that the
clond mas a: last turned its silver lining to the
South, and we may aow confidently expect that
we Shall have the realization from other hands
than those o. President Grants of the sentiment
Let us have peace"
1 That in reviewing our marvellous success in
the twenty odd States OF the Federal Union,
which voted on the q and Sd instant, we find
abundant encouragement and hope not only to
resume but to req Ilre. US to commence the great
and patriotic work of conhning the Federal
Government to the exercise OF its clearl y granted
powers, to q stern frugaliLy IN the expenditure
OF the peoples money, and to the selection OF
public agents who will fully satisfy MIR. Jefer-
sons nobIes st OF fitness for Office: us he hon
est, is he capable, is be faithful To the Constitu-
tlon'-a la2or OF love il which we invite all cit
liens to Participate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-16

FAUoUIER COUNTY ITEMS. =. From the War
rentou Index. "A Teachers Institute Tor he
COUNTY of Fauquicr Was held IN the Rutiucr-
Sears school building 10 Warrcnton, lrOlu ues.
day to Thursday last. Inclusive. There Was
quite a number of teachers 10 attendance, aud
tue meetings were agreeable, Instructive and
profitable. DR.. Rutfuer delivered au address
to the citizens CD Tuesday nlght on tie I'M
portance OF education to individuals, TO cou-
munities and 10 the State. Mf Ladd audIess
ed the citizens on Wednesday nlgbt MI. Bla-
ford. SUPERINTENDENT OF Puullc Schools Tor tie
CITY of Richmond, and Mr.. Ladd, Super,nten-
dent Of Public Schools ior the city OF otaun'ou,
conducted the exercises OF the lGsuIute.
The Warren Green Hot! lvok fire IN the
frame wing about halt past eleven triday night,
and in three hours was wholly consumed rs
about $1,000. Insurance $4,000. Some fur
niture was saved 10 damaged conIlion. Its
destruction is not only serious loss To the OWL
ers but also to this community.
Shelton Quesenbery, Thoroton Qaescnbcry,
and Horace Morton, coored, Were cOmmltted
10 Jail on the 7th, charged with stealing hog
from MIR. Croushorn OF RappahauuocS town
shin, On the morning Of The 9th Alfred lay
lor. colored. was committed Tor stealing hog
from John II. Rlxey:
The ladies of The Baptist Church OF JtHer
sonton, will have i fair and dlnuer 10 their
church on Friday next, the 2Uth Instant, tor
the benefit OF their church.
Four hundred stock cattle arrived at Warren
ton this week by rail. Forty nine brought 4 cts.
here. The remainder were driven to upper
Eannnier
, 1874-10-10

ana iatj,af tifiu1 1s tcss 'sGry, ,ue -urs,
., .a s G n u
y irec. intervention, int mediacIy by to mcra ~.
'ttente.p Tho Unt!cd Hsatm, with fta mountain
rangc. rirnrs, and chain" Of lakc. ln tho tcnrerae
zatlon.
q tho poets Of Germany, t!o veteran K'orstook bo.
tho terrible snirls wc esnheidaA the }rr,nn 10 grpw
s q aSas ss Ss ssa, % o @ yox @ h .pas s
taytr tioly ID Tic WI af fresao %Dy ths risors Il
and III part from ocrnaua."
IssA cn,h,,.arc, hut not 1css ,cone!.tent., wss
born ho 1ncr IL tie hert 81 0crnany c,!eJ.' eiesi
llkd 1.elbntz n tim Central uniy4raity ui ssxony,
when years old ho md llla fa.era hoto woro parti
Victories of tho German natinn. lii early youth ie
ike tuta around him, Interested II, lid sr,,sses
, "f qss!fs hr,t sys e ary q .,ong Az
!dess Of popular liberty which Alled bin ml led lin
y is a?L year or soon sitter, to select tue tlcrno Tor
Of no Netherlands. Hat tho Interest Ut fto circle Il,
which no moved bocano far 'npse vely wcn, In rn.
na att ft @n Fl ms" nS ~ar 3so, whole eoo ehowe s
tea-lmrty og i97a arang TIE roAles evs,.ta slIci.
sanr tn:mstlyea ..t dcopy Oh tic mind Of ellll-
A!,erlcans scse*s nil Tho ,.nn,os Of Franklin nud
washington ahomn and srarked III lila heaven Of poii-
Yes and var Whom to 81 la was sddel rcforin If.
eclves and all their ielow-en bcaattfn an aycn
glorious future. rne thought. Of c,nlgrating to
n,nrk than The rhauow ot Hyiup cloud IN Il
BweeHs oycr uawcr-Karden,
The snio Of He8sian soldiers for forct9rt n,oney
called from him words nj dfpAtn: hut ha rernof Of
tie young Gornaus who volunteered 10 fiat fur tho
AtasIean csgre, and thon from fatnthcartelnssa
drew back sd moi 20 hayonl smile Mt Tho contrast
Ailorica TINT \ was not foreel to boar up tho trai.
tioa Of fe,1taIisn: and, writing eonversing, nsed
only friendly words of the United st"es, a. noble
ovens lint were changing the world, s lnlnlo hy1n
to hia mind In their order mud connection Just be-
fore the French hosonion ef 1870. he rnhlished his
which had succeeded 40 swell III Tia Colonies
e North America. was sustaining tto baltic in
Enrora wtlosst agns Of weoriness an. twenty years
bcfore tie movements Of 1Si4 ha fDrcold with pas
sonlcss aercnty that, certainly the Americans
had thrown tho teacneRte into thn ssa. en eeEtsy
t w9na come to h.eash n aormany, thsts
freedom.
SCHILLER was native Of the rHrt Of Germany most
oa r. 70 a for srft Il,
freq eities tho distribution Of land among small free
hooery the total shsoncn II great landed proHr,e-
Eqnal1y In hts l,nnrH Of reflection and III Ais
hoMra Of inspiration, h,a srntiments wero
a'!eh ~ beams the roet Of the aarman I'm "a
which hta eou1nryinen won sEa'nht thu Vatican atiti
RganBt error for the frcc1um of tenaUn was, as ha
wro ory r M nsos a for 9 e1Hss his ea s
world and ho eowcd vh Indignation At Princes
to s ass h ~ sSna
ii 4known from tla wrltings Of Nlcbuar that tim
political ieas, which In hte youth most awayc thu
lo United staiea III teir struggle for niepc1saansc
Tho t,cKt a,d beqt representatives Of unrnan ntc}ti-
genes, from every ra't r tho tsnd, Joined IN ;
tjplla Of tho earth.
, 1874-10-10
4 TttiN IL iHf;,lkIc.

11o the Editor qf lie sv.s >rork sun.
slH III yeA!erla}a'H Sn" read with interost
the account If tile recent extraordinary time
n1atlo by MI engine Of tho Chicago Il Northwest
~rn Railroad, tue Wahashaw," il 1u,,niug from
Clinton to Chicago at 9 rate VI neatly milo uur
n,ltluto. 1u tle winter of 1855 vas fireman Of
ttEt ppgine Oh tho same road, which, then only
1aa t. Fplon on th,a sile of the Masissip:;i
Schenectady Locomotiye Works, assd was put on
tho road in 1854. Since thou it las' been
thoroughly robuis. and is now 4 first
ciasB t.aeliino. remember ou' ope
oeeason during that winter. when wo made Bon,o
azt!a1 limo. and osor much poorer track thin
thero il now. Our usual !oayitg-ti.ne ut 1,ir,cr
Junction wns p. n, hnr at tho Zine it, question
wa started 81 mlns,tea late giving us but III m,n-
utas to reach niackburry Sutton to moot tl,e
down traiu md .u,sko Gus atup at Geneva, Sun,
cary the meeting was effected, making the won.
dertll Time OF noarly or quito milo y minute.
There was snotaor engine running Oh the road
at thut tilo called tle Nohraska built ny Rogers
run over two erlflgca. mile aud rods apart, in
Gil euconds. Taese bridges arc located between
Cherry Valley aud Belyidern, on tho Galeun d.
sisioll, aud the englne was then run by uarmon
Yeller.
In The summer of 1856 ran the engine Ar;c,
from Tnrner Jnnuti.n 10 Franklin, t;t5 miIep, in
rs minutes, aud made threo stops, hut lad no
car7s, md nln qHito snrs that oven moro tlnp n
Mle g minute MAS run part OF the way.
On the 15lt OF May, 1872, Mr. Janlcs Wood
ran EnHino No. 941 Of the New York Ccntra|.
from Rochester to Syracuse. III lnilea, iu 81
minutes, drawing QUO car containing alr. Van
dcrbi!t and othera OF tho Central.
TITO Au,eriGAn locomotive IL most ppyfert
machine, and with good track there IL safety in
fust tirao No aro LOW using scs, rals and tjsl,-
rln.s joints. nnking, with proper ballustng Oh
good track ~ eau DO had, aud there il 10 lfau.
ges Of aarAiliug the "lsaders" Of Locomotive
50 long aa the uneyenness Of tic surface OF lie
r:.il does not overcome tho elasticity pT tbe
truek-springs enough to throw .hcm otr, nr ru
lIeye tho vertical pressure upon the rail to 10
great dogree "a TO bo overcome by tho hj,lo
thrust. M the wheel irnpInges on tho rail, an,l
Produces wornliug Of tho rA.i. This IL yory much
guarded against by olaYating the outor ra,I on
eulyea which il better unaerstood by traek.
builders now than twanty years ago and have
no doubt but speed Of 60 nl1as an lullr oxu and
will be safely made over the new a,adyuplol
tracks now boing put down Oh tho llno Of tic
Now York Central, ! most pertact piece of track
Norl. Our railway managers are waking up to
tho ecouomy Of steel rails and good road-Golp
and with tfass the American locomotive mi,
answer any demand Of tho travelling public for
fart tlmo, g. l.,
KEW yoRr, Sept. 50.
, 1874-10-10

dnAb}o 1t tn bp ,IlIed solid from Ton to botton,
70 MEAsttnE COIN IN ri1t: EAn.
4 farrnor nbks how to ,noaa,,ro corn in tho o..
In y CRIB or lin. Thorn aro boyctnt t,,ios fo1
this bit tho n,ust comnon ID wI,at In called t,,c
2b-!tiah rula that IT, ut7on tho s1gostIon t!at,a
box foot square md ID inolioa tscp viii hn!d a
brahel when stol|e,I. This rule applies only Ia
tho don't Or got,l1l-seed variety ur corn. Tho
clbica oontonta In foat aro iirst aaonrtainol,
and this ,nul!aptod by 3 md tllyidod by I,
which will yivo tho bun,ol of shellod corn ot I'd
pounds. Thus . crib tbns jD 81 fcek long, +
not wide. mud is foot high in tho nyerago 'sill
Aold 1.425 bt,f.l.ols, anil Two Of tlloal 2.850
buHEtcID. A co,nmon wneon-,5ox II fces
1uug aud 2 fopt high, will hold 23 bltshels
Of corn in tto ear, Another rnfa for tho FARM
or's boy la to reduce sl1o con.o,,sa to c1bio
inchea, aud diyid.t uy 0J2, which will sivo linn
tho bnsielB.
1tltE WEATHER.
Autumn t,us 1isr 1s mild tho frost has NOT
crlApao lho lato petsntoeH ur tho sweet 'poasona
and tho autumn alltl summer hora aro un-
HARMED. Tho bora aro hard nt work, ma'ting
Almonds for tho long snn,H1cr.droughe, taat can1o
1loar khoir t,ndoints Eur, when tho autun.n-rain
cn.He,. THAR hivcri woro alnnst destitute Of
honey; Mit now ilsoy a1o vol tlled, and tho
bnnA are happy.
This uaeK,
GtnN-HEHKfS1
, 1874-10-10
0CTCBER.

Dsnttluy above the sploy wpodi which blszq.
Arch asies 10 nluu, tAs.y ill4h md hosa shu As,n
1lnsnels',rabIy far; tbs watesn rlis
Tsa s!aw, 40 srvlgs'teI nre tae ritnr'ways
With gold OF ciru aul blrctA. from thn .aS2e
0f f0reats. Chratl,lts rlIukng oIas by MA
Escape iron, satin lAlls hbr ltllges douo,
The Kot!t1au yprs7tla th1nl out lp kutlny llys.
And ltka lata rsyelsrH =: dswl, thu si!Rntt
Ot one awpe, mai, list hour. i'll tbi,tyA ,na,,,,
Aad conqnering, flnsl aud spin; wh!le 10 u4haAss
Tue apatl, by a1,ses door. wrapped III 4 vrl
OF red And purple lalBls, tho Summer, pa q.
6teals back alone tor ons mora soux md d4ucA
.4U&I4A 44st4,
, 1874-10-10

From lhs E1alFa u, ~ Aavffl1sfr,
Henry u. Fitch. OF thla city, oontomplatcs =
,uouumB,,t 10 tho momory Of the Coufetlcrato o
tluad whu dlul In prison hero during tho Wur to
DO placed III Waod!aNn Cemetery. III this oity. it
y to be Of artlS%1 stSns; 2 20 @ ret u height
snb.bass. not Vohsesaiug much, il my, orna-
n,sutatioD, btt being OF graceful propost;ons
mid noticeable OF many accounts. On ono tace
are the inaollptions, .Requiescal IN Pace, :"
Of the Ountsdassts QeRd.a
, 1874-10-10
La DANE AUX CAMEllAS.

Te hatsc nus WA wap 'ps psgssaf sf from ri. to aomo
E!sll thn Vallant ana the gay.
WHO lau Ia ccue 10 bet thu Tragedy,
AMI while TIN iIoulp away.
Thsre was tho ruined apcnttthrlft,
And bcat1ty in her 1,rimo;
Thtro wse tho ;i:ayo ilietorIah,
And there VIII thu nun ot Hlyme.
AMI tic e!ifly Clitl:, front to trout,
To 300 the llay Of crime.
And there waa ponlpous Ignorance,
And Vice in flowers nnl Iaaa;
Sir Crosans ann Sir parltlurus.
tild tla music playea at,nGa.
But @. Eli tllat crowu only yaw
alhgle, stlgeo facat
That Of Girl whom Ind known
III the Snmincra long ago,
When hGr l,tath WIS jiks tile Doss -ruown hay,
Or thE sweet Ut fLoNess that Rrow;
Whun her ls:rt WIZ llgiI tn1 her aoii waa Whit
AZ the wi1tor'a driven k,iow,
Aud thsre she sat with brr graat brown eya
Tiscy wora troubled tonk;
And ! read tho Listpry OF h:r life
A. 1t were all ot'aa Gaax;
Aa.l ss~ hur soll. like a!!n,y thing
-. !u the bottotsi Of Il brook.
There Bhe Bat IN har rustl1A9 sllk
With diamonds on her writ,
A.itf OIL ler brow cleaning thread
of ptsarl and nncthyat.
fleatt 8l4hal Gs}Gt !" sAfd.
Aud my eics wero illed With ul1at.
could not sec the players play:
heard tin ilslalc moan:
It moe1ltd like t!islrtl autumn wind.
That tj,a tn tho woots alune,
Ausl W)len 1t stoplr! ! heard It still
The lnuurnfl il.euutunat
What II tue Cn.nt werp tr,ie or false7
I did rot care, not Il;
Nhnt II Camtl'c for Arn,nud diod2
did lot EG5 her die. ..
I'lero Hat q Woman opposite
With piteous lip R,ld 9{al
The t;raht ,;rut,s curtain fell on s,l,-
Oh IHuab, G1itl "i,t, n,,s: woe
Just AT dr>tta sdf1a Iay VIII falt
Twist Ha A,nI lIu, kupni
The play ,Itd sto:tc, thu ailter pIay,
Tho itoI'a turned IL 20.
Anu lid they 500 t4a TraGa',y2
they saw ti.u rnfntcsi sc.ns:
ThtS Ba% ArInatld, flis iea.,,lis fool,
..nd tho klet Psrisla1l Quean;
hut they did mt sta the TlAyody,-
Tise one a.w, nAesn.
They did mt eas that eo!l-ult face.
That fnr!ivo look uf ears;
Or, seeing iIer juwefa, oniy sai.1,
q Yhe iady's rich s,.h fair"
ENt tell you, 'swaa tbs play ot lite,
:. And ttst "o'nan lfaysd Despair
, 1874-10-10
;, READINGS FROM BANKRUPT.
A. New Volume Of His His
tory.
A Chapter upon Germany and
tho United States.

.1, ,,,.t4, c.,+o,,
-
From tbs Nt,o Fork Ereuinq T'ost,
ws w. haso received from, hssass. ' Little. Brown
ra,,,,ro of 1,,,n.,f,. u t1;a,o,., II 40 1t,i,,
e.a. se.uno y. - oa1efo,.s n's.o1y y, INC , un1sea
slseos." It Includes tho perlo1 from IT'S to
,,,os I'D H. ,.,o,.'or .o,,,,,r, n,t,a ~ @ ", 49,
nona,,ors a @ VI" " 1souo ] "nn a'e. ao 1s s"apasr
onco." Mr.. na,csot apcai.. ~ t,,o on,los,t a
prneip,os ntrrrjnr In Tho % nr,ts, '% m,na pu5 nno
vas tho theory of absolute power centorcl II,
pnrnmont 1;,t thoro ,r,. ~, .ta ,,,nx s.a,.oot
far TIM r,ta Of thu 'o o ua'a 81 f1tpur' thasa
,usss @ppSnr IN tne speeoos of for and Burke
in raran,neEt lad o,styes; its % day. "ln IN oprost-
ton to tho continued rule OF an aristocratio
King aud pcopIo." nnyn Ar. I}nnnInft thcro
roao ~ a.oltld t,e nuie and youernSlo torn, Of
c1stss now ]i'e!s patty x'iss % s' "se the ~
pielosattro OF tle King tu moderate tlo rtlo Of
tug aristoeracy IL favor Of the peon)c."
sta,ea.' slr. Ds',erotts u,any years Of T German
sva ;~ '. .xnr,a ,,,',,, nt ~ ue1lnny, WV
E'su I's nGsua UPON tlirt 6npJeet particular
who dwcft hetwecn tho AlpB nnt} tho porthsln
esas, between Franco and tho Slnyee, founded
no coloulcs in America; but, su part, gave 10
tne list'lE county lts laws OF oclug. Let uB
slaee them J. 10 tholr origin. not recountfng tho
annals VI the ae1n1u nation, but searching for
tue uhiTertnl Interests which tho letornal Prov
idenco con1dod to ther Keeping.
Wc spell the record Of o,,r long descent
Mora largely conscious of the fe thst il,
The author traccs tlo history OF the punciulo of
FREQ tlonsht among the Germans from tl,e car
l;cst times. or III vital IN akenur uuter Lutor.
Alr. Bancroft writes:
In tsrcece. ns NAV be read in p,atoa ren,b,,c ,,
lendeai,t dlyiners went 10 sich meas doors. uer
xuadlu8 them hat they lave received from tue rofs
power to abso!vc n'n, himself or hls foreta,ners
auiu e.nr atu tof t's VanB aau Tor 1ha dcaa lhero
aso eeteniohe" Wh!ch ustef from paa III tle lfa to
cnH nu. Arsaaln! tnea 4WA't tnoss ncgscct1ug the
& nae metnoa u, hraecoa ~ saiat scas W yaKa-
o av1tr, fns H. n, a ~ hS fapat aso
~ oIaanize tfaht ~ nuatRcnces and PROMISES Of
@ nese anu payonG dho grave. ~ docfctat Of
aae W ~ " MoFenet iats foro lSo tho Tenth usrn-
, 1874-10-10

| poor mdy. 'N>% Wv
"No, dear" replied Madeline, "but 10 seek far
situation. They'ye hoe1l Glssatistled over 20
ng og VIII td. tut haney YOUNG "oau in the show
ma-tall, and gracolui. and statuosaue, I'm not
to brick naydaiaty tiugors with needle only wear
out MI my good clothes in receiving visitors and
taklng orders. And We must get to the sity.
ns a or ta u noor M atseT H hsr rent shetern old
ana the housea close about tllou,, the Streets
aud alloys lcdgo them ill., ap.i thew ret cnn.
loilably ioat from sight In the great surgiug
crowd Of humanity. Tl1o moment au ial,e7
cunlona family ventures toward tho Huhurl,a, n
melancholy cnuspicuo,,suosa marks them for ta y
o"n rha they oecoma the more puppets OF u
hlahGnant 1ntnnnty. And ch, Hlatnma. don't
.. sry. p'sase don't. for now tha ean DO somo-
thfl!E. fhait ta 10 happy n
sn ~ Ha amazingly shurs time tho profesaor'a
family hscamo rarl aal parcel Of th1t yss.,s but
powerful c'ass Known III tho working liaAs OF
tho motropola. Aud, IN Gods good riroYidaaco,
o'en tNe pfolossor WAS auspirad to take a stand vi
@ uh"n.!oSn si;,eMalk, for tho sale of spsctaueH
guldlng linn to aud fro, koeplng sl,arp oyo
upon MhhnE Rodeslrial's. aid watching tho
saias warlly. Tho sad llunncric floo Of tAo Pro-
leaaor and the sharp 1lao'sty Ut Von,ls beooming
ol1e OF tho landmarks III tho vicinity, they wero
trcated with the Bucceaa aud respect tlcjr various
e1eellotcen lneliled,
NJ tue yoars won't by, aud ta conrsa Of tnne
ado'n's a, neaa' eapaelts for business developed
manage tho bridal toilet in i laupuor MIR.
vooaa to behold, to Loop the veil aua arrange thu
ofahEe"bloasons, to dsApe the train, and apltiy
t!h me o|etakrt no that ey1ry curve Of the
linitoh ~ Or point should be Soon 10 advantage
~! il. such way that tho Yomewl.nt falul charma
ot many pasae briIo doomed ont for that once
with = brllllanuy that PerAapa made tho sudden
and i1raltsaiablo collapse ali tho more painful to
thoso Interested.
At osoning parties and stately balls Madeline
TaH IN such demand that It bauaMe great favor
to aeot,xo hsr undivided attention, aud anxious
, 1874-10-10

and saone upon tho uewly-swopt 1loor. When
slrs. Do,glAss CAME dorm breaRfaat waa stuok-
lug upon tho tablo.
"Why, Madollno,' she cried, in surprise, "and
Aleol! 1tl,oaglst SOU wore both asioa3p."
" Madeline nayA You're to be lady," said
Alcck. and She's to be Cinderella"
" Aud you tile priucee, perhaps" said tho good
lady, Witl. happy tears In her oyos.
gusted with rural joys, declared uEsin to Aleck
that it was her sos,laa conviction it would bo
better it they we're all doal.
II body had my thing to anuao ouo.--
eve'i n,tarrot would d." she adde,l, "or 4
"lli bring you homo parrot to-day," said
Aleok, hastily deyour;,g his urcah1ast.
"a Glito cue, please" said hia tyraht, lat,-
j." Certainly co!or you like," aaid Aleck,
anl lie stsnlo a.say 10 the s.ofa.
But Aleck did not know what r. rara ayiA a
white parrot VIVA. Luavlng it tilt aIttr busiloss
hours lie went doNn III search OF parrots, mud
found That auol' thing az hioa waita ono
groom ones .roro duapitlatoa. balligeront, and md
Wofane; 20 he went home ponderiug
over tle awkwartaneas al persuadlng Naddip tIla2t
oven tliB mia0rablu llttlo request was an lnorai-
nHta ona' Ho thought Ct his love for her. aud
enough to oirer htmaelf to Madeline, eyo il
she'd Aavo him. wssic. Rlte wouldn't; OF that
horrible trcatl-mslt of store TINT was deyourl1g
him body and Boul; and whether he hntlut bol.
tor 60 to, South America and lind hla uncle;
whom snhtonly he hoard h low, whining cry. Il
Was 10 human aud 30 p'tcouH that Alcck stood
Htill and lfsEouol. It. cAmo from tic DIRECTION
Of t!,o wharf, aul was repeated agaio aud agail,
till Alock mRdo lia way to The very yorlte Of
the rolton old piles, and discovered that ole Of
then. had boon 1ia'o,lsod, unl in falling h,d
caught aud pinned faat ths littlo leg Of O S.o,cI
terrier. that bud no doubt sulno to grief IN tho
pursuit of, ruta. II waa gaod holi1 u work to
extrtcate the Log from ita captivity, and whom it
was talen out, tho question was wllotller 1t was
.Sfhth hfao 1s tr99uhbls f9r u hung l9ose and np