National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-20
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.AsAiEWEL nF COIN

| AS JEW EL OE GUILD 1870
in swinef sncut, as Il swcman whs iswtthoa'
discretion" This 10 rather broad text, but tn
subject matter Is equal to thetssk. Never before
In the annals Of Warrington society, ana particu.
larry among the thsatre-goiug meinbsrs Of II. did
there occur such scene as was witnessed q the
National theatre on Saturday evening. Il was
but iOf the simple rss.oS that the cosnSsisnts
| were man and woman, and thoroughly IN earnest,
Performing their ,tic feats with wonderful nicsty
| The only trouble was Kate We (she wished hez
name snppressedl didn't follow mp the sdvantags
she had gained By eaeing thst Ttee.ury eaerk,
the ribs and jampax On Sis str.ssisr Sody the
result would have been altogether didsseaf, and
his Treasury friends would have got vacation
soa q : man thai Treasury clerk d does not seem
material. for the i.sts alone are sufdsnt to illus
trate the ftsilty Ct human dispesitious.
several sin jsiirs, Esit;sd sP 70 Kate s he :.
trance Of the theatre, aad vsry indslioatsly
offered her an epcfssle Domsstie histssy hs1
yonsnI disposition ann Is isssits O nssriss
sorsE tlisd, "a innsdisisly nav VI; ) bsisl
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a nats shaxiss fslss hsas. s.d re f.snssss = 6.
hSrp s6s nads Srsas miltaEs, . vas aid before,
ior had she jumped o. hin While b was down,
,yseesy g. h:s, Dss a. d,ds e Is :: n
Il
EMS eolleeted his sNSesrsd snA assenished ssnsss
and ~ss m the aet efwaltsisy into her The ssee.d
I'D ia ia Sish ~ sSssmess cf Z Emishsa
"A Is: sS;sdSsd sseosds "a hardly pssssd .hsn
soene thst bsegsrs description. - z.
u wa s asaes 10 which che lively plaa q Oo..
Ions doabfs auadriIle q noe . circsm.taaee. y
psee ne Sss 1:ss ssss
3 lively = she fingered wa.scn's ioeis, ths
lseis would have been ehaaEed, but e kwas
Wishing 70 make BIS e6bet . eaeeaml aad com
prehensiye q possible, attached himseifto Rates
ingist. er.ssd both feet gave ssddc1 witch
| same time bringing hfs right foot into alarming
| activity. There was . ssddea thsd, . stssago
history Of Kate w. S i liz. Wsss passed in The
succeeding ive minutes Of that evsatfal hour she
viii never definitely know; but as she gradually
ruptly broken, she family saw the victorious
Watson passing out the theatre accompanied by
. very mad policeman on his way to the guard
house. Seventy dollars Is rather extPsvagant for
six minutes Of such exercise, but Watson paid It
with mingled feelings Of pride and disappoint-
ment. -- ..-.f
TWO GLASSES or BEER NJ
on trust created the trouble on Capitol Hill in
which Peter Schafer aud Franklin Pierce did
active duty. Pierce entered Schader's restau-
rant with friend, and called for two layers, for
which he wished TO be trusted, whcreupon Schaf-
fer exhibited the same kind Of . disposition that
put that mark ON the exasperated Cain Of yore.
He seized an ice:piek, twIried It in the air for
moment, and then brought Y down on the breass
of Franklin Pierce with q thud. Frank receded
involuatarily for some distance, doubled up, and
lodged on the back Of one Of Schaffer's chairs.
1t took them Q long while to try tho case At tho
Police Court, bqt Schatfer had TO pay the usual
fine Of $40 and costs.
CHARLES GRANroRs
wasn't very polite to Christy Neal, Sunday, at
church, for he drew black, jack on her, threat
ened to knock her into tho middle Of next week IL
she didn't stop going with Bill Simons. But this
failed to Brighten her. SO he drew razor, and told
her some very interesting things about what he
would do If 1t ''waren." for the law and his rel-
gous principles; and in his endeayors to convince
her that such was the case hs struck
her with the razor; which carelessness cost him
t5 and costs.
nARAH sIXMs
displayed strange gratitude in stealing all the
money John Simms had after he had been sacri-
ncing enough to share with her the only blanket
he possessed. That IS fine appeared larger to her
than the broadsde Of . man-oEwar. SO she went
to the WOrkhOuse, ..r.. ...