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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE NOVEMBER 16, 1874
Mr.. Thomas B. Rowland, care of Rowland
g. Brother, Norfolk, Va; j. Amber Smith,
Esq, Richmond, Va; Miss Tiny Hawkins,
care of Mrs. Jackson, Hoopkins's Rock, Va.
Mr.. j. 81. Allan, S15 Twenty-second street
Richmond, Va; Mr.. John B. Nash, Rich.
mond, Va; MIR. Julius James, No. 229
Cherry street, Richmond, Va; Mr. Y. 7. T.,
Richmond, Va,
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POLICE Court, Observation-Disclosures NJ
Han Cre,p presiding.-C Charles Frayser.
drunk and unable to take care OF hlmseif,
was fined 81. go,
Henry johnson and Martha Hill, charged
with being drunk and creating disturbance
in the street. johnson was discharged ana
Martha Hill fined $3.50. o,
George Schiller, drunkenness, was hnedSz'
Annie E. Miller, using abusive language
in the street, was tined 50.
James Fiaherty, charged with being drunh
and threatening to shoot William Gray, was
fined $3.50, and security required for MS
future good behavior.
Maria Moseley and Laura Jones, for ere.
ating disturbance in the street, were hnedl
% each.
Maggie Mitchell, drunkenness, was tned
$3.50.
Maggie Dear and Julia Wild, charged
with fighting in the street, were tined S2.oo
each. A.,
Jamess Kidd, drunk and creating dis
turbanee in the house Of John Scott, was
sent %5 Jail.
s. Schwartz was fined $3.50 for cursing
Isaac Priddy in the Second Market. Il.
Dolly Bosher and Ellen Via were sent TO
ja;l for fifteen days for stealing meat from
J. III. Acree.
Currie. charged with stealing COW OF tne
value of $50 from C. Gerhardt. Ihe case
was continued until to-day. i, !.
The following parties were sent on 70 toe
grand Jury for Indictment: : John R0yal, 1910
nious cutting and stealing; Lucy Gseen,
stealing William Green, felonious cuIllp 4
r,nhart I,nnnr,kfns ff,iOrfOiIS Rs6AGs st.
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FANCY DOG AT A FANCY PRIcE.-M'lle
Marie Aimee carried away with her, as a
souvenir of her visit to Richmond, ter
rier dog of the smallest possible siza, pur.
chased from; Mr. G.. E. Delarue, and for
which she paid the astonishing sum Of 800.
The dog can conveniently curl himself up
to sleep in a pint measure, it is said.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

LEcTURE.-Rey.J j. j. Kahn will deliver a
lecture at St. Peters Cathedral on Sunday
night, the 10Th instant, for the benefit OF the
Society Of st. Vincent de Paul. All the
funds of the Society are given to the poor ir-
respective of religious belief.
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suRRRspsREp.-William Green l|hltel,
CHARGED with making a felonious assault, about
week ago, upon q gentleman living IN lae ls
:. me ho,lse, with him, and who eseaped arFest
Mt the tine. yesterday morning snrrend ndeied
himself TO policeman Michaels. Ihe acting
Police Justice sent him on TO the grand jury
for indictments 3. 81
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Low WATER.-J James river Is lower than
1t has been at any similar season for many
years past. On Sunday number of adyen.
turous persons walked across on the rocks
from the neighborhood Of the pump-house
to Belle Isle.
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WHAT YOUNG LADY SAID.-An Intelligent
aud comey looking young lady truthlully remark
ed that so far as moral principle is concerned there
is no difference between rales at church fairs ana
buying tickets to the Grand Gift Concerto be gwen
by the Masonic Relief Association, of Norfolk, va
and therefore she would, while aidinga benevolent
enterprise endeavor to better her condition by In
yesting few dollars in that scheme. $3.50 ooo
will be distributed on the / 9th Of November There
is positively no equiyocauon about the time fixed
for the concert, and any one desiring information
on this subject should address, without delay foW
HATAS WEIsIGER, No. 92l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

STRAWBERRIES FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
Messrs. Franklin Davis s. Co., of this city,
shipped on Saturday thirty quarts of beauti-
full strawberries from Goldsboro', N. c., to
New York city. The price of the berries
was only one dollar per quart!
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!1E tAEPESTER WILL. CAsE.-The contest
NC Carpenter will-clse has been going on
~, 'oe past week in Hanover county, and is
C'ao g.. o"upgug the attention Of the Circuit
gt@NI' AGongst the counsel engaged are
W. v "! JOHN A. Meredith, John B. Young,
e,, Eump, aud G. e. Griswold, of this
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CYCLE OF LEoTUREs.-For five weeks past,
on Saturday mornings, Rev. Or. A. :. Bet
telheim, pastor of the Eleyenth-Street syna'
eogue. has been delivering q cycle OF lee
fnres on the thirteen creeds as laid down by
Rabbi Moses Ben Maimop, and usually
called the Maimonides. The lectures were
delivered in German, and attracted large au' au''
diences, and were marked by great ability
and research,
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THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
Il In Its extent and eqnipm,nt Is Ineqaaiiesn oy
any printing establishment IN the SOUTH has iarsS
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION CT PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed, and at low prices.
GOOD WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look al some Of our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS SO to $5 per 1000.
VISITING CARDS soc. to 81 for so.
LETTER HEADS "a to s6.75 per ream.
BILL HEADS 81 to 81 per ream.
cRcULARs $3.50 to 81 per 1000.
HASpBIELs 81 TO s3 per 10e.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds Of
work.
p.TrPoAD and STEAMBOAT WORK spe-
o,aI,y The fact that we have for the past ~ensy-
1--WE wears been doing the most or this class OF
is evidence that we are prepared 10 90 II promptly
and satisfactorily.
we particularly invite attention to The beannfut
.,d nseful TRANSFER INKS that We are now
nsinp. They have been but recently inifoducsd,
nm, are already extensively used by iaiiroao aiia
s,a,mboatcompanie hanks, merchants, and others.
va are now furnishing these inks IN ALL. Coz
1oRs. and of quality that can DC copied any ienelu
Of dime after being printed. They VIII copy
and distinctly In the ordinary lesfer-psess book.
Orders respectfully solicited, and satissac tioh
given in prices and work.
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p,LSEkT On BRo1g AvENUg.-The much.
c,,o,s GNU eulyert on Erook avenue has been
rsniG, ritrhced' and is heing pushed forward
Il i"!. !. y, The season, however, is SO late that
iprna l'I expected It can be completed until
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have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of .B SELECT" controlled by Messrs- WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and hnd II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities ano
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur'
poses. .. o. MCoAM, u. D''
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
Jauuary IS, 1872.
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aIssoI. rTfONs q PARTNERSHIPS.
PR0,POsALs.

aIrY fFGINERRis OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, November Attn, lo74.3
SEALED. PROPOSALS will
lN he received at this Office uHsp WEDNESDAY,
next, November 18th, az IL o'slock III, fer @ ius. !
pRuVESDER, &C., for the terH3 Of three months.
he COMMITTEES OH Streets reserve the rtght 70 res
teet any or all bids Ifered, sEi or giving the COD
set for each srticIe required 10 the lowest bidders
therefor !. (. u.
at this Office. ". eEy ishAn 9, a
no Ii At .L.s51. CltY EnSlnec c-...Si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

B.,1Ep Tn the Hustings Court yesterday
NJ Bouiasson. charged with shooting r, 2.
floor. appeared and was allowed ball 10 tne
sEm Of l,0Oe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17
ITIRGiNIA AGRICULTURAL IS AM
" MECHANICAL CDLLEGE z. @
no coyTeacToas aan BUILDERS

SEALED pRGPuSALS ara ben By Invited fer
the sr.cifon OF TTULAa6E Ct,LL EGE BUtLD-j
iSGs ard TWO GiDWELI,l lSG-HeUsEe.. piars
and Specifications for the Rfms can be sen elsbsT
at iie oileee In II ck bu g. or nj the 0fnes of f..
LYsgocg- architec., pFopoosssis 10 g %
wnre,,,ier The estimates % h6 mace cH. sepasS
ra:eiy for each Lulidi 8. and La detail Cox ne
eaf branche5 OF t.e work-1sfz FOE gsisRHosk.5:
\ he rgIls OF rel cifgg ell bids ia resefy. 9.
3 u0il-1 ! ~. DiAAstxas tsFS.ss -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

CocoANUT CARAMELs, MAsHaALIoW and GUM
DROPS, can be found al PIZz1NI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

ON THE RoUrE AdAIs.-T spienolo
steamer Sue, of the York River iines mas !
been oyerhanled and repaired, anu pus p,ssa
on the route between West Point ana baitl-
more 81 S. ssgs}55 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

LAST CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE! Day posi-.
lively flxed-THURsDAY, November 10Th. To-
DAY tuesday Last chance to buy ticket or In
terest in pool Apply 10
PowHATAE WEIs1GER.
No. g21 Main street
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PR up pUr NOT soIp. GeroIs European
Hnfei 4 nroperty was put up ct auction yester:s
day. Tie highest bid made Vyas ss5, wy, and.
the { properly Was withdrawn. So &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

Couri AAD CoNyIcrED.-Iu the Hastings
aud !''esWrday William Lucas was tried
lined b s,HLed .S OF assaulting George w. King,
=" aug sent to Jail for five days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

LEVY BROTHERS have new advertise nents In to-
days issue. 1t will pay you to notice them, as II
will save time and money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

LEVY BROTHERS give more goods for the money
than any other establishment in the United States
They have many special bargains which cannot be
t,od alce WI ra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

NEVER GIVE UP THE SHIP.-Dr. BULLS Cough
Syrup mag cure you, as 1t has done Others. tcosts
little, and can never harm. Price, 25 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

OyERCoATS. z. Is. SPENCE Son. OVER
COATS.
UNDERWEAR. E. B. SPENCE & Son. UNDER
WEAR.
BUSINESS SUITS. Z. g. SPENCE & Son. BUsI-
NESS SUITS.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS. T. B SPENCE & Son. PEN
BROKE SHIRTS.
DOLLAR SHIRTS. E. B. SPENCE SON. DOLLAR
SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS. E. B. SPENCE i SON. UMBREL-
LAS.
NECKTIES. E. B. SPENCE & SON. NEChTIEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

READ LEVY BROTHERS, new advertisements IL
to-day,s paper. They have thousands Of article:
not advertised; so call at their store for further IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

PASTRY AND PIEs.--PIzz1NI makes daily oil
kinds of pies and pastry. Those wishing sonetnlns
nice should give him call
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

LEVY BROTHERS keep the largest, best assorted,
and cheapest dry goods in this state. They sell bar
gains In every department and. branch of their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

SWEET ORANGES s-DIazINI has the iarseSt
oranges that are TO be found in town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

LEVY BROTHERS keep the only well-assorted
stock of dry goods In this city, Those who wish TO
avoid shopping al round can do so by calling at LEVY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

CHURCH INsTITUTE.-This admlraoly-ar
ranged charitable institution, near the Medl-
cal College, 1926 Marshall street, was ipau-
surated in the spring of this year by Or:
James D. Moncure. 1t very soon received
the sanction of all the most eminent physl-
clans and surgeons Of the city, and num-
ber of the ministers of the different denoml-
nations also
DR.. Moncure has associated with himself
experienced nurses and assistants, ana the
institution is fully prepared to receive pa,
tients who may require careful nursing ana
skilful medical attention, and they can nave
it from their own physicians if they desire u.
Churches are invited to secure beds IN the
public wards for their sick and suffering
Door. The payment of 500 will entl1le
church to one bed for one hundred and nifty
days, to be used as they require, and two OF
more patients can be placed there at the
same time, if necessary, until the stipulated
time has expired. st. James church has
taken bed. The Second Presbyterian
church has just paid for one also; and as the
winter approaches it would be very deslra-
BILE for ali our congregations to avail them,
selves. of such humane and economical
offer, and by that means also assist IN tne
permanent establishment of an INSTITUTION
so much needed in our city.
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CALIFORNIA PEARs.-Go to P1zzIN1s and ge!
some of This delicious fruit.
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IF you wish SWEET AND JUICY ORANGE go 10
PIZZiNI's.
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FIGS AND DATEs.-PIzzINI has just received
fresh lot Of this fruit.
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NoRFoIK, VA, October 80, 1874

NOKFULk, VA, UClUDtT oU, IoTF'
To PoUhdtan Heisi9er, agent, 921 Main street
At a meeting Of the Board of Directors of the
Masonic Relief Association held 10 night the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That we give TO the public onr official
assuranc. that our Grand Gift Concert will posi-
lively he held on the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1874, as previously appointed and will under no
circumstances be postponed.
rSigredI HENRY Y. MOORE,
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~<---.<~-~~-~~~<'-r' ~ = = =.
EW CROP TURNIP SEEDS.

NEW CROP TUKNI[lF' sEtaI 70 :
BED TOP. ,,,rc,,
WHITE NOSBoLhs
YELLOW ABERDEEN, Z IL M mop.
90 ~ W RUTAvRAGAs
grown from selected roots. and Of very superior
aaa,iIsyS. ALLISON a ADDlsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

nOG FOUND. Found, a9sS
~ BROWN SETTER DOG. The owners=~N
will please call at No. 252l Ous st.eet, prove pro
petty, aad pay charges. no lI-Ie
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TUESDAY, November 17th, last chance to buy a
ticket
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STOVES, TINWARE, "a. !. q.

A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
II be secured with open crates by the use off, s
THE PATENT COKRUGArED fIRE-BACK.ts
for warming two or more rooms. It can be putin
front. 8f.- ~ ga
For particulars and references, apply. to H. a.
Crenshaw, or the Richmond SloSe Company, or
j. ). RAGLAND, who viii put them up and give.
estimates. 80. &C S.Xni
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BUSINESS WANTS.
. LOST, sTRAYED. &c.

GAME TO MY HOUSE, No. 9S
" 1923 south Main street. 4 smallS@-N
TERRIER SLUT with medal on. The owner
will please call, pay charges, and take her away;
no 17.1t* fblLIf WE6Eh.
H,AKEN UP on my place, on Main EsH
i street. in Sidney, small RED COW. 1aaa.
The owner will come forward. prove properly, pa Z
according 70 law.
no 17-ltk WILLIAM ". ELLlc.
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F0R REWT.

FOR RENT, BRICK REsIDENCEEs
y, next TO St. Paurs, Grace street between M:Ss
Lynn and Ninth. Apply to Rev. WILLIaM
M0RWOOo, post.oflce box So or to II. H
NORWoOD. No. loo EIglaff street NO III w y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-17

MALAGA GRAPEs.-PIZZINI has splendid lot
this fruit.
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w ANTED, A DRIVER FOR A LIGHT
w WAGON. None need apply unless they
come recommended. Apply at j. V. CRAW-
FURD'S sash, Blind. and Door Factory, No. %
Ninth street. on THURSDAY between the hotSs
of ! q and O'Clock. no 17-1r
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WANTS.

w WANTED. q SINGLE MAN iu
w COUNTRY STORE who can lend his employ
er $500 or $1,000 we'll secured. Good wages with
board an interest in the business. References ex
cha ged. Address j. T., Dispatch Office, with par.
ticulars no II 1t*
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WANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY OF
w experience n situation "a NURSE or HOUSE
GIRL. Apply at S11 First street to "a. F. T."
no 17-1l<
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WANTED, LaDY wbo can do custom.
w work for tailor. None bu5 good hand
need apply A. SOLOMON,
no ILLS No. ID Fourteenth street.
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NOVEMBER Il. 1878.
,rESpA1...' NJ
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WANTED, a purchaser for one pair of
w BLACK MARES. said to be In foal, i've and
six years old: work vel anywhere; snund. Would
sell on time for good paper On consignment for
sale by TALlAFEhhO ~ W.
O,17.0t
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DOARDERS WAN FED Tor several deslra'
ID BILE rooms nj the Valentine House.
h Transient aud cay-boarGcrs can also be accommo-
dated o,,rup
M 0-nI dat MRS. NJ. r. PAkkER.
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yn,pntly.

# there is ore quality which we
should admire more than another, one
inpulse Of the heart which VS. wou Id
cherish and esteem above another 1t
is that quality which makes us sympa-
thize with others. that imptilse which
causes us to rejoice with the fortunate,
and weep at the sufferings of the af-
ficted. We are all the creatures Of
tickle dustiny. To,day we may be
surrounded by all the pleasures
which fortups brings; friends, wealth,
bright hopes and happiness arc ours;
tomorrow dawns upon US friendless,
wealth has fled; and the flowers of
hope lie crushed and faded. Why
then should we pride ourselves above
others, because fortunes saa has lit
our pathway, and its clouds have
darkcncd tlelrsr Tomorrow our
happiness may lie theirs, their trouO-
les ours. Thus reason and experience
no less than rel:sion-:teach us that
we should sympnthiAe with each 9TH
er in sorrow, and cndeavor to assuage
the anguish o.:thc afflicted. But like
all other virtues, sympathy rewards
its posscssor and renders more blessed
the silver than the receiver. 1t maEes
Ms the partakers OF the Joys rs we'll as
the sorro IS Of others, y ii those sor-
rows shed an influence over Me feel
inss which is Sweet though Inonrnful
to the soul VIZ should prize and
cultivate this vi,tue which sheds q
sweet and soothing intiueh"e owe: cur
minds and gives comfort aud Joy to
others.
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MAhYLAND CoNGREssloNAL Nom.
NATIoNs.-The nominations for Con-
gresss by both parties in Maryland
have all been made.
First District-Ex- -Govetnor Philip
Francis Thomas, of Talbot county,
democrat, and Judge II. II! Goldsbor'
ough, Of Talbot county, republican
Second Disttict-Chafles 4. Rob-
berts, of Carroll county; democrat
and John T. Ensor, Of Baltimore coun-
ty, republican. 49,.
Third District-Hon. William j
0 Brien, democrat, and James 8. Gut
Iter, republicoa.
Fourth Distribution. Thomas
fswann, democrat, and John r. Cox
republican.
Fifth District-Dr. Eli S. Henkle
democrat, and Alexander B. Hagner
republican, both Of Anne Arunde
comfy.
Sixth DiStrict-Wm. Walsh, demo
crat, and Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, re-
publican, both of Allesany county.
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The Lutheran synod.
i{From Marinsburg w. Va. Independent
OetI3.1

i{From Marinsburg w. Va. Independent
0etl3.1
The. Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of
Maryland, which has been ia session
here during the last week, reassem-
ibled Monday, and after the transac-
ton Of some business Of minor'impor-
Dtsnce. adjourned to meet'in Grafton,
w. Va, on the fast Wednesday in
October, 1875.
This synou has amonyit members
smany eminent divines. whose reputa-
'tions are not confined Ito tire boun.la-
,ries Of the synod. We trnst the body
was we'll pleased with tiew treatment
while in Marticsbnrg, and in tho flu
rturs they will make it convenient to
imeet here again.
Most of the ministers end delegc .es
left for their homes on Monday, after
adjournment.
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A BnAvF l.lYrLH GiNI..-A gen
tiemau who WAS Oh the i'll fatei Pat
Rodgers states that while he WAS
standing on the forward }~tt OF the
boat, mating ready TO spring into
the water, he heard one Of the officers
ot,he boat tell a lady, who was stand
ing hear him with y little girl, that
the tiHae h.l come wAnn sh, must
trust herself to the water. The lady,
turning to her little daughter, in
quiml if she could SUMMON the con, :
'yr to jump into the water. The
l;'tle girl glanced at the apprc ,ching
flames, thea 1T IKE water, end re.
spondai IN 4 hrm voice that .hn would
Jump II Ter mother would FOLLOW her.
The n0ther assured Aur that SIT
would leap in after her.--Thr pn.ccr
threw 4 mattress overheard ard told
the little girl to jump toward it.
Without y moments $ hesitation the
heroic child leapcA into the dark and
swiftly gliding water, the mother in
stantIv followed, and both at once
sank to rise no more. There were
gown womcn and even strong men
who shrank back from the whirlns
waters, almost rrcterrins to perish in
the flames to trusting themselves to
its treachcrcus embrace. But this
child SAW the situation, and APP
preciating the only means of escap"
presented, blde her mother follow
and boldly flung herself into the
raging food. Such heroic resolutions
are not often exhibited, and the world
has lost courageous woman in thls
dead child.
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Takers.


Did you ever see one young lady in
q company try to do all the talking:
I have seen this, and | must say that
I did not admire the lady very much.
You have perhaps witnessed the same
thing in somebody's parlor, and per-
haps you were we'll pleased with the
lady and considered her an excellent
talker, and a very agreeable person.
I am nc4 rooa converse tional t.
/ canIsse;s. ssa6sl!s sa:ls easily and fiuently-
but do not condemn good takers on
that account. But haven't you seen
talker. who tried to attract all the at
tention? Haven't you seen ladies who
wanted to be "gneens of the evening"
and make all ether ladies sink into
insigniiicance' an sure | have |nd
| have thorght that the young lady
takers might have been engaged in &
more laulable kind of way.
A young lady who does al the
talking and endeavors to attract tn,
attention Of the young men, almost in
variably succeeds for short time
But sume young men are sensible
and I rejoice greatly thereat-and
they cannot always be guilel and be-
suilel into matrimony hy fluent
talker.
/ was talking to one of my gentle,
,hen friends on this matter, II few day,
agc.-Sail /;
"loa like smart people, Why
don't YOU make yourself agreeable to
Miss so-anl-so? Pehaps you could
win her
ooh" said he, ~ couldn't think Of
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Give a man the necessaries of ,it

Give a man the necessares Of life
aud he wants the convenienccs. Give
him the conyenienoes, and he ever
Graves for the luxuries. Grant him
the Injuries, and he si9hs for the eIe,
ganc:es. Let him have the oleg"n,
cies, and he yearrs for the tolIles
Give him all together, and he com,
plains that he has been cheated boti
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