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SYCAMcRE--AH lDYL. =

know the wild, sequestered SPOT,
Far up a wooded mountaiu,
Nners from mimic, f2iry grot
Steals forth its tiny fountain:
4 modest, creeping thing 1T first,
Beneath low mns.cs hiding,
That nestle there to calm their thirE
And still its whispered chid,ny-
A hawthorn on the forests cdgo
Ii last to nod1ts parting,
AZ ner'a steep aud rocky ledge
It's sun-kis*ed wAves 20 uA7li1g.
Then down tho hill and down. the hill, ,"~'-
O'ct Of sand md rlishex,
A young, ambitious, aywartl thing,
Its widening pathway crushe5.
A1ruant child. that will no. heed,
Ofspurtiveucss grown weary,
Below, UPON thu grassy mead,
II scoops ! lakelet checry;
Then, gently circling, through the yale
1t purls with many (lf,nple,
And nr:ltes Of its romantic tale
To WOO the gras.cs simple.
They lean toward The laughing thing,
They catch its happy numbers,
And see their ulirrorea shadows spring
Whercer it idly sluubcrs.
Str4w.crry-Bcented Erec4es hoat,
And waken dainty lii1ows,
That danes II many 4 tangled noto
They lose among the willows.
A-winding through the meadows green,
It's hanks keep wider growing,
As here and there en- infant stream
To swell its tide comea lowing.
And by-anl-by the beeches' shade
At noon.ti tide will not span it,
Where, nestled In a cosy glade,
TIE church and sIEoo!-housc scan it.
It's foot-1og, worn with many step
OF children blitEely going,
Almost ECore Of years hath s1cpt,
While We have nil been growing.
Alast aud when VIC crossed 1t last,
What joys we left behind lis
Dear Mcaory can but shadows cast
To tendcrlJ remind us.
But half-way up Lies slanting hill,
caupo, find the sweetness,
Search where I may, that used to fill
Those hours to round completeness.
And, with the chalice N ms hand,
Ambitions brightest vision
I'd yield with Joy, an hour to stand
In chldhood's Llest Elys;an.
No sparkling draught is half 60 swee.
Al water from tie fountain
That gurg1cd In its cool retreat
Upou the school-housc mountain.
How oft, upon its mossy seat,
We've filed each bcechlcaf- measure,
And with grave tones and language meet
We've drank each others pleasure.
Then, from our rambIcs here and there,
Rare moss and wild-ilowrrs bringing,
We'd plan our grounds with tasteful care,
And take our turns a-swinGiu..
And meath the sf,atiowy naples lhere,
BY childish fancy Eil<le.l,
Grow many princCly CHAMBER fair,
Among the lure roots builtled.
Our converse, like hive in June,
Held myriad glad fonts pended,
And Duty called ls all too focn-
Our games weIe never ended.
But she had ever plan,1its sweet
To lure us to ambition,
And On the stage her Naughty-Soat,"
Where young hearts learned contrition.
and thus, with eycr-yarytng scenes,
The day draws to its ending.
The fo7est-el4d0w eastward leans,
And we are homeward vending.
Midway the dusty road VIC stand,
And say, "Gooi-hy till morning.
The lroad stream strokes Its pcbb}y strand,
And whispers low, Take. warming"
Ne vaguely marked the gentle tone.
Nor recked its deepest meaning,
Till Ger youths g-censwaE1 lie had grown,
It's bliss forever weaving.
". Va, RosE-GEEAy1UN
, 1874-08-16

fryzn Tie Ieml,te Bur.
In social Ile success depends upon the proper
adjustment Of little things. How often do you
ses the effect OF m expensive and otherwise
tasty tolls. masred by some slight. defect or
a1scttonisu. Observe the meeting Of two Of
those RIom vile rLymcr in these passages has
t4cdted as
Dear woman! who decidca our joys,
And treblcs our expenses.
lou will see each one sweep the other with
sask, pitiless glance frcm the hem OF her robe
htle topmost twig Of her bonnet: and if that
kaace darts upon and fixes at some particular
En, be sure that there misplaced wad has
Ten detected. 4 little hole in glove, an at
knps TO disguise last year's lAt in this Seasons
tlEming, ali interpolated breadth in skirt,
Etmpse Of come mystery OF underwear that is
ax quite as. fresh as it might be, some speck
tEon the Sun which is impcrceptible to male
E6on stauds revealed to ,7Uman's quicker sense,
I'd up goes little emile OF triumph on the ono
He tnd the other assumes All expression which
Sslag upon an ants nest might produce.
In Court
From the Detroit Free Press.
tanie Frankum in court: It wasn't her first
@t and when recognized By the Judge she
eaat seem to feel fattered, "Got drunk, eh p
. . asked. 9: mo, didn't get drunk, eh:" she
eeered. The officer eaid it Was the mcanest
ossof drunkenness lie had ever seen, and he
y y seen about 5000 cases. Whereupon Annie
,.a .ssned that his father was pirate, bis mother
a.9t:nusssgler, !: aud all his relatives were horse
: I9eses from Te1ae. His Honor said he feared
TT .se had an evil disposition. She said His Honor
,S! g sea-walEus, hippopotamus, q sturgeon, q
~ sts:aoceros, giraffe, buffalo, an anaconda,
tsaaslango, an ostrich, q Rocky Mountain wolf, .
"a. Sa.tetent:: and te1cgtn>h-polc.' - Ho replied
, wv ,1s ned make it $40. She SAID he was Whale,
ssr7nt and an old red barn with the ends cavcd
T.; L.; He said he'd make it $50, and she shut np
y " listened to d long lecture on tie subject Of
10 much blab-"
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"How nicely wo may be bhalncd before the
town."
.'IIarbor her little while, M sons," said
Ubaldo. ''SAe III such young creature. aud
you ito not even know what har fault is."
IS 1t il plain. that il escaping from justice.
Not another hour shlii slle stay in our house. -
ScarEctta dld not ask what charge waa against
her. but took mp .1er email wages and Went into
tho street. UbalIo dropped tears III tue corner !;
but ho was ou1y weak old man. with ,o power
iu the house OF his SONS. All the heart that
prisco had WAS aching, but hs liked his revenge.
''Tlio Garzono will protect her" muttersl
Ubaldo to hltnself-
Scarpctta, afraid of tho town, fed to the
country; then the sun set, . thunderstorm
came down, and the, terrified glrl rau fran-
tcally back into Brescia. Lifting tho curtain
that hung before tho entrance Ut queer little
church, ste Raw tint dim light shone out Of
tho place, which was tllcd with people, who
seemed to the frightened girl to have taken
refuge tncre in terror like herself. They were
singing shrill, wild lttauy, one verso taken up
By the men, and the next By the wom:n.-a
weird monotonous chant that filled the car at
intervals, aud was lost again in the roar Of the
thunder. LIZ 9carretta covered on her knees IN
corner Of the church, the thunder CRACKED over
her head; and with her hands clasped over her
closed eyeids ele seemed to see plainly the
harsh-1ooking hozseman, lis piarolug gazc fixed
on her, aud his finger pointing cruelty to her un-
lucky little shoes in the cobblers' window"
Every time the .curtain Et,rred IN the doorway
she started expecting to see him enter to drag
her forth. Tbs people at last departed; the f1-
gitiye cfouched farther inso the shelter OF the
shadow OF confessional; aud, looking uE with
wild glance, she saw Silyio, the Gaczone, who
was standing beside lle-.
!: Have they found nc, susio? ARE they
coming to take mo: =
s.HobodT has found yon but me- and an
coniug to take yon-it you will le. me-"
Take ne where p
"Over the uountains-ont OF this trouble"
sand your work, silyio and your masters 7''
II have broker With my masters, and have
nv work at my tinger-ends. BE my vile at
once, and ne will seek our fortune togstha1."
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weut out Of her ar71s. Az the men passed on
she was left standing quite alone; motoucss-
gazing ut tho bill OIL tho wall. bllvlo found her
thus al ho passed by the fountain, coming lone
from luis holiday walk. The anguish Of distress
IL, lcf face tll|oI him with anazelncnt- Never
had he seen the saucy, mlrth-proyokIng maiden
1ouk like tlns before.
,..scarpc;ta! Carina! Fellow-scrvat.t - Lo e1-
claimed III wo1der. ~ Is she suddenly changed
to stone, that she dccs net even hear when ono
speaks to her -
"Oh, SilYlo, is it you? Lift the pitcher to my
mouth, will you? I am 80 thirsty. That will
do. And have you, also, been keeping holiday
al alone :">
,..Yes; and do let mo say it once: have
been longing to hayo you with me. have been
out IN the vineyards. where they are gathering
tie grapc=- have becu haunted by picture Of
La Scarpetta with basket Of grapes on her,
boad.. Tint is how you. ought u live, playing
about in the beautiful open country, instead OF
being shut up in this vulgar town."
'IoY old you arc, Silyio! Imagine any Of
nv other masters taking the fancy topus basket,
of. g1apea on my head Where do you get these
pictures. wonder, being but cobbler3 see
them shining behlnd your eyes, sometimes, when
you do rot give them forth 49, ~ :
''Being but the apprentice OF cobbler, and
not even one Of your. masters- you might say.
Well. would rather be your fe:low-serraut than
the finest mastct-cobbler in Brescia- AS Tor the
pictures, suppose they come from my father,
who was famous artist, and through whose
fault am NOW where etand.. am too proud
to speak of this to tho vulgar; but feel no
t,rid. towards my little fellow-servant- was
brought up by relations in bitter dependence,
and left Them TO learn trade. With the help
Of that lomly trade shall place myself where
like"
..And ron have learned it veil; for I notice
that they give you all tho delicate work But,
Sllyio, will you read for me what is printed on
this bill npon the wall "
'.It is an advertisement for tho capture Of a
young girl who has hidden herself-either from
Justice, her friends, or her enemies. reward
ia offered for her discovery. She has . beautiful
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1. y 8cnu bie Mbonnenteu nid)t ausorndl'D
bas @esentbcit beiteuen. 10 viro an9c'1ollnel.,
bab iic cine Gorti bcS disbursements lp''''<
iden, ..>,s>..ss ~ .ssf S. xs a.,, ..s
aiiltia abbe ellttpcrbe,, ais bis ollie Nud1ta11oe
be;ablt iino. %I1 :!s:I =. .
$. '@cnn slbonnentcn es unterlahen, oocr
iid) uei9ern, ibre ;3eitungen pon Der betrette1!<
ben Woitoffce ab5uboleu, 10 iino iic berantiport<
lid bofiir bis iie i1re &e6nung nno DaS Abon>
neincnt beaablt Daben.. !
4. gSenn slbonnentcn Den Bobnort bcran>
bern, obnc Bic 9citnnsserpebition oabon su be-
uad)ridtiaen ]o 1T es iDr Sdooen, ipcnn Die
3cituugcn nad ser @oitoffice iDrcS friiberen
@obnorteS aeionbt tpcrben. 49,
5. 0ie ridter1idcn @nti@eioun9cn lautcn
bo6m, baB ei,1c @eiserung, 3eitungen bon per
betrcffenben YoToffice abSubolcn ODER @eranoe<
runa bcS gSobnortcS obne borbergege1oe N''@
scige ols primo focic Seueis beablid)t'9te''
Sdluinocls onsnleDen.
6. gSer brci Nlunmeru einer 3citung ons
nimmt miro ols slbonuent betro@tet uno bat
fit bic Ielbc 3oDlung 81 lciltcl'.
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9ftcplau0 Ghic1. reifcitber M4e1tt.

3 H. :t5@$s Sn1 Stadte Obio: Hs1s 'ssJ.s
Columbus, Snl. Mug. 3ocrnlele. .: r.; q. .s.= p
Cincinnati, 8e!,iger BrptberS.-
Cincinnati, Storrs Eorpnfbip, g. s. @etle.
Dapton, 9lbarn 3itt.
6or1iltp,,, Rep. SOL 8eid unb 8rother Son1ened
@eoSina, Seinriab Rittn,eper.
gu,tminspillc, MuguIt WiiIIer.
yro,,tpn, Npbert 6. gi6
Sine Grope, 9ep. S. S. Moud.
Nortsmoutb, Ma,tin @ritbel
Riplep, Sobn q. Garb:
Ne,p Midbmonb, 5ransisca @ibbeIs.
Grenton, Mbam sSeftri9.
Mibhetopn,. Spbn &aier.
8iqua, S,ern,ann Meinberiee.
Sippccanpe, So9n Miaer.
8erlin, SbelbD Co., stephan Sfrner.
Bapatoneta, Ssnas Sap.
@lanborf, Sacob Tre.
Otta,pa, @ilDelm 9llt.
Minfter, @eorg pau on.
Warietta, Wtatb. Sdmitt.
Stcubeuptuc,
gsarges, .. oteu. $. SLIDER.
sS,1 anbercn Staaten:
Goptngtou, S3p, SO. &uier, 81 12tc Strabe.
Charleston, W. 9a., Solepb Bonnet.
@bceling, B.@a. geter Geiincr.
0arfersbura, 50 9a. g. 81. &aijer.
3ittsbmya, ia. 9. 81. 8uerfle.
Yro1u,5tolpl1, ga. Mnton 8cilner
Birmingham, ga. Gaspar Sicringer.
Muguiteilburg, &p. SoDi, Spredelmeier.
st. Souls, Wo. 9. 9erber.
Gbicago, Su. Miiblbauer i 9cbre.
st. 6rancis Station, 9H5c. Gbepb. Safobs.
Terre 9aute, Snb. @n9elbert SeSque.
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botte Die Mutter .bieIes erfabren, ols 1le
aud ibr &ino tint jeben Preis gu retten
;be16loB. Die cine @eite beg Brunnens
lit Der Q(rt auf gemallert> bo 5 in on9en!els
lenen 3wi16enrdumen @teine 9eroorl lte=
ben. gluf bic len fieg Die Mutter binunter,
erfoBte sic &leioung oes &tnoes. oos
li6 iiber @ai1er gebolten batte, NIT ben
3dbnen uno fletterte bonn pleoer empor.
&oun ouf feitem 8ooen al 9elangt, brad
oie M1utter, in Tolse Der Mn9t uno Mn=
ftrenQunq obnmddtis 5ulommen.
-Die @unlmen, pel0e filr 3eltnn9s=
gnseieeu oujabrli6 in SEEM Dorf perous<
oobt meroen, beloufen 1i6 in's Tobelbofte
uno birfte flint Millionen eber melt un<
ter ols iiber Dem genauen getroge 1eln.
Gin 6ous be5ablte einem Mn5eige N9en=
ten fir cine eil15ige MHaire i'm lebten
eyobr cine @umme bon $4,000 uno elm
ou0eres, lpel6es f6 nit Dem lpe5iellen
Nertricb bon Natentneoi5inen befaBt,
mari i'm lekten Sabre fir {cin Wn5ei9e=
Gonto nibt peni9er als 100000 ous,
cine 5umne, mel6e in Der Shat per=
olsoobt ipur6e. Dofiir loll ober oub oos
Sous netto einen Yrofit BON 100000
gemo6t Daben.
-sSn Decorob, Soma, lit cine 6o6rif
oeorinoet ,poroen> in Der Dfeblfdller aus
6iden1 naHeroi6ten popicr ongeferti9t
,peroen, 0eren B0oen uno 0edel aber aus
Sol5 befebcn. 9teifen 1lno ebenfaQs BON
sBapier.
- Worum tper6en Die Prote itonten>
Oeren 9teli9ion bod ein Srrtgum it,
ni6t fotboli16? 81 II TN TT: Weil BET
sSrrtbum nit Wobrbeit bermil6t 1T uno
Die i'm protefonti1 19enSrrtbum entboltene
Wobrbcit fat ibm slnbdnger uno Ner=
breitun9 per16oit. Ser Srrtb UNI 1T
oas 3errbilo ber Wobrbeit, uno nl6t
5elteu linb es sic >poblmeineno1ten, jeoenz
foas bie Freb1 1omlten Wenl l9en, lpel9e,
penn ibncn bic polle gSabrbelt perbllllt
unb umbiifert lit, I'M 10 elfri9er no@
Dem @9ein ber1elben rinoen.
- gBQbreno bes beutl6en gruoer=
frieqes pon 1866, ben Der 9erous9eber
oieles Blottes o1s 2ono>uebrmonn nit
mo6te> ereignete es li&, bob eini9e 9}a@=
siioler am 13. Sum- BON &0ln na9
N}inben fnbren, nm su ibren 0}csimen=
tern i'll 1tpben. Inter ibnen, Die mel1t
on9e| |Qu1e lire 2ieoer iongen, t9at li9
elm Sur DE aug oer @olin9er @egeno
ollr6 milbes flu6cnoes So6en> uno be-
1onoers bur9 bos, linn no6 jeoem britt
ten QBorte ent fabrenoe n@ott peroamm
midi !" Derpor. Sn piloem @ebobren
Dffncte oer l1n9liidlelige Die Wog9on=
tbiire um6 9eDt ,pdbreno Der Sabrt uber
bie @tci9bretter, fommt aber bolo 5u ben
gnocrn Surud uno ruff in bos Coupe:
uSekt fobre i6 audi nod eri ter &lole>
@ott perbomm' MIDI !" 9ie1e Wprte
woren toum ousgelpro6cn, ols ct fiel:
]ofort erfobten i'm Die 9tdber unb - es
mar ouI Der @trede 5'pil l6en Gamen
unO Sonm - toot liegen blieb
Ser vW}ciltcr pom @tubl" Der Treimoll=
rerlpge 5u 8el loncon 1T tiir5li6 9eitorben.
Sn 1einen lcbten Gtunocn 1onOte CT 81
einemPrie1ttr. No6oem CT Der perrl6ten
Treimorrerei ob9cl6woren botte, ltorb er
nit Dem Cruelty in Der 9ono. Sic Srel=
maurer BON BeIoncon tDaten Q(Qes> lpaa
1ie fpnnter1, um feline Befe9rung 5u per=
bnoern, aber lire Wliibe mar @ott lei
0anf, pergebli6. 9ies 1T Der brittle frei=
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poeert is met bit Snieocrtcl1, Dat nertcu It u
in be nei9ite Summer.
en- gHens6oro, 5iogo County,
Yo., |6mo9tet elm 0eutl9er, Nomens
&orl Gbafer, in bem 3u6tboule, neil er
bos 8erbreben begging, Bier 5u broucn
@6afer Dotte 1ein 9on5es Termo9en in
Die 8rauerei se ltedt uno erndbcrte leine
6omilie reeli6. 9a po1lirte oos lo9e-
nonnte u9ocol Option=@eiek"> wcl0es
es beul Yolfe jeoes eil1Selncn GountD's
iiberlQBt> barber abltimmen> oh Das
Sierperfoufeu pber 8ierbraucn elm er-
loubtes Sc I6aft ober Elm 8erbre9en iein
ion. Sic MtbrDeit bes GountD's cntl9leb
iid) i'm letteren @inne unb oa @9afer
nid)t 1ofort feline 8rouerei 1tblob 10
,uuroc er in Die Sail 9e1tedt, ipo er
u6oil Golumbia" lingen fonr, ndDreno
1eine sSomilie borben muB Ct Dotte
er1t furs porDer Dem Sunocs-Gomn1l1ldr
feline 6teuer ols 8icrbrouer i'm SetrQg
bon $75 beSablt.
- Gs por Elm 1cDr nab liegel1oer Ges
oaufe &oDlenDl no6 entfernten Yuntten
in ber1el6en gGei]e 0urd 9tDbren i'll
leiten> ipie es 1T ollen 9rDBeren @taoten
nit Dem Mo1ler 9e1dieht. 9li6tsbe fowe-
niger fomn1t oieier Plan erit jebt 5llr 9lus=
fibrlng unb ct mag BON 9rDBerer Se~
beutunQ fir ben, 9onoel lperoen.
Worldufio lift Sic rYittsbur9
8ipe g." Sic &Dbrenleitung bon DILL
lersto>un III Buttler County, Pa., Bis
nocf) SSoirpieu, 12Nlelen oberbolb sGltts=
buro6, legen Sic @trede lit - D}eilen
lana un6 erDdlt 5 3pil l6enitotioncn.
Sic NDbrc fat 2 3oQ in, 9ur6meHer
unb es miro bebauptet> .oob Die 2eitung
cine GopocitQt ppn 1000 Barrels per
Too ba6en miro. 9ie1elbe ion bis 5um1
@epteubcr pollen0et 1ein uno Die Gom'
po9nic piro oonn OenSrarsport pon Del
III 20 Gents per Barrel lbernebmen>
pdbrcno CT bisDer SIS Gents foi itete.
- Sic lioli6en bil l66fi6en Metbo=
bitten beren.. 3obl iib no6 Der lebten
gen5usoufuobme ouf etpa 3 N}illtonen
beldlft uno sic 2,261 &irden Dobeu>
nabmen in elmer fiir5liG in 2ouispille
ob9ebolten Gonferen5 II. 81. Die nodltc=
benoen 8eldliiie an:
Scbcr Metbo0if ser 9Bein> Sier oocr
lonit beroul6enbe @etranfe perfaMft ia
bricirt, poer trintt, ion aus Der &ir6en.
@emeinbl l6aft ousgeltoben meroen.
Seber Metbobiit unb jeoe MetDoniltin,
lpel9c 1i6 bcs San5ens 10uloi9 mo0t
lei es d DffentliG. p0cr i'm Sonlilien= &rel1e,
iei es Nuabril(e poer Gunoton5> >uirb
ous9eitobcn. v@el el9g3rfclte" Nfnllt ols
@olp=@e fang unO YrQluoie &c. 1ln0 aus
Der STRIDE 5u perbonnen.
Cine &el lolution, Sic 9e9en ge14n6r=
teltc Sfleibung 5es 19Dnen @el9le9tes>
>pie Seoern> &roulen, @piben> Sultles>
uno luie oas 3eu9 ols 1onit beibt. in oer
Stride 9eri9tet mar, ,uuroe nieoer9e=
]timmt.
- Mos M}utterliebe Su tbun pernag
bapon Tic fert eine Dor luenigen Sa9en in
9arfspille> Wlo, li@ 5u9etrasene Sege=
benDeit peberum einen ecclatanten Be-
!peis. Gin brei Sabre oltcs Sinh oes
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Sbie @ailenfreuno.
Sic fpun nc 1t.
Gen up[attbItfd 8erte5ItieI

Y eW pt U IN u wv y ItIReltt1' y
y: st is nos tinnc buicnb soal)re 9iar, Dat
biiGe @e11id)te paileert is. st mas Ell 0orp
in M6ntcrlono boo tuuenoe Ell Snieocr be
boboe Becne, as en- paor uertriippeloe @ircbau>
leus Stanacn, iii ttpee Sims as @torfbeene,
iiene @orit mas is lie S0bnerborit, I'M iienc
Siaie ioo ut Gs ne 9igarre, DC nog mig anbie>
ten is. So iaten bobbe be Snieoer ipeint9.
obeiten mos De auf Mig, oiucr be baobe en- anco
Stiid Mlulmidrt I'M Ton f0fen iG9er is DC 0iis
iuel. Sc pos auf up &eiien !ues un 1aooe Ea>
ris fein. @oris is lie eroute @taot, lpoa man
uicl Idbren fann. llle Snieoer baooe boo bios
iuat 2eigcs labrt III nir @ucocs. Sc eiibc
1oeeeu, bc ipos eli Binobiibl un 9ougentr, III
sat mas &c iporben in Yaris. sSot nu mieoer
poI1eert is met bit Snieocrten, Dat hertcll It lu
in Sc nei9ite Summer.
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Sci q. tSeraer in st. Sonis, ss1o., eri3etnen:
Sic fatbp1iieDct Wiifftoten.
Snufrirte 2Tonats(6rift,
berausse9eben einigen Trieitcrn ber @eleui9oft
Seiu.
Yreis per SaDr po # 1ret $40.
Oie 3eitibrift 1pirb lit erter Sne bic Gerbre1tlng
beS fafboIiiber @Iaubens eingebeub 19ilberu ltb
reibbaIse Earidten iber bic Mrbeite,1 u,b erTolge
unierer fatbspen @laubensboten mittbeien. 9lls
oeuti6e 3eitbrift 'pirb ie babel bos sSrfen oer
MuferSen ,piIl ie burG t,lrse sei6ibtbe 9arellrn=
se,, bic bur ale Se9r1unberte ,ln1nterbroden ortz
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THE C0URTN.

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Saturday, Alfred Honesty, elm ping on park
Islllngs, forfeited collateral. Frank Norton,
disorderly in Georgetown; same. Philip Ian
csster, climbing on park ratings; IS. Lemon
ARD, Eagrsnt. was sent to the chain gang.
Mlchael a. Mackey, loud and boisterous; as.
VIZ. Walker, indecent exposure, forfeited coll
lateral. Eliza Bennett, profanity; -. Frank
Coieman and Henry jackson, assault and bat
tery on Frederick winslow; IS and costs each.
David Butler. stealing one box of cigars val
ned at s.; sl0 and costs; VIM. Ward. assault
Michael He'll, assault and battery on Della
Foshing; SO aDd costs. Charles II. Lewis dis
Orderlyi forfeited collateral.
TO-DAY.
Thomas Angel and Edward Leggins, larceny
Of market basket with contents-meats and
vegetables; fined s25 each, and in default 90
DAYS IN jail. Addison Lane, threats against
Mary Lane; bonds 800. Fanny Grammar as
sault on Hattie Smith. plead guilty, and was
hned 50. Jack Bannister and Dennis Murphy
array; 80 each. Dennis Murphy, assaulting
and resisting Officer McGraw. plead guilty and
was sent to grand jury; $500 bonds. John
Thomas, charged with stealing one pair of shoes.
WIN. Dirty, assault on Frank Z MON; So and
costs. Chas. Bis css'one, assault on Susie Lee
$40 and costs. Edmund Keefe, assault on Han
nah keete, his daughter. Hannah said she was
/" goln' on eighteen years old. Last Wednesday
he beat me wild slst o. the bed, and kicked me
via his shoe; and he's all de time fussn wild m q
and wants to drive me out o. de house" For
me defence, Edward her brother, said that his
sister Hannah tore the flesh off her breast AMI
avn berseHi that her father did not touch
her al all. only wild a little sEitch:''
but Edmund was fined ton dollars and costs
stephen Taylor, charged with stealing one bot
tie OF wine, worth 81, from Michael HaIlinan;
90. Wayman Brooks, profanity; So Mary
ozark, loud and boisterous; 50. Washington
Clark, profanity; So. Cstharine Nalley for
felted collateral Andrew, johnson, loud and
boisterous; SIS. Harvey G. Belt forfeited col
lateral for violating the park law. Lizzie Her.
bert, loud and bOistsrOus; So. John Kemp
same charge; So. Elijah williams, an Idle and
vicious fellow, without visible means of sup
port, was sent to the chain gang. Addison
Lane, throwing stones in the street; 49, Mary
jackson and = Mountioy, loud aud bolster
Gus; 50 each. Bridget Wash, same; S.. Agnes
ware, same; SIS. Theodore V. Adlerskron,
firing pistol in the Executive grounds: IS.
Thomas Engle, carrying knife; $50. David
curtis, vagrant. was sent down 90 DAYS
Roger Carroll, loud and boi.terous; SIS. John
Cslef, same; SIS. Also, charged with batnInz
in the Potomac river at wrong hours; SO
Amanda Mathews, loud and bosterous; S.
James johnson and George Watson, colored,
larceny OF mule, valued at $50, from Thomas
Dunlap, canal boatman; sent to the grand
jury.