, 1874-04-28

Ct ct P Pennsylvsnia,,-Yea. Smith, Ct ohio-Nav.
but they woro ycry like that dreadful infant III
tho Bah Ballads who died mn old dotard at six. I
did not dare look ut their books, but Am euro
thoy Woro not tho ordinary epoler and
A glance into tho Library, whore there woro
many etudonts, aovoral ladies' among tho1n;
survey Of tho pictures, which ovory ono knows
by tho nany prints Of thom Tint layo found their
~, WINNIE nEAM's STATUE OF LINCOLN.
:. Inc buttons aro good, there is no doubt about
thai md tho solos of tho Shoes aro not bad. In
modelling havo novor gone beyond dough-
which, however gracefully modeot1, has usually,
owing to certain loaven in 1t, quite oradicatod
ouGfy y9 o. Of in th9 baking
to look like hydrocephalto Infants s,-oven this la
z marvel. am ono Of those womon. I could
do aa well as Winnie Roam did, still, II 7 wanted
my chtldron to grow up with esthctio tastes, l.
to that end. Tho statue Of Washington, which
waH borrowed from Richmond t,y our
soldiers after tho suppression Of tho Neboon,
still gracoss or dtBgracos, tho Rotunda. Iho
do not add to tho imposing eifoct OF tho build
Ing and involuntarily remind ono OF that inoi-
don't ~ scripturl history whero tho Tomplo is
accredited with being don Of thiovoH sl1p-
poHo 1t givoB tho p1nco ncc, social look In the
eyes Of many who arc Interested in peanuts and
pin.cushtons, photography and fcat1ior-fans and
like to 500 them thus Bproad out for salo,-thoir
pottnoss dotraoting from ,. and aisllguEinE .ho
grand head Of Jovo. Ihoy certainly prevent any
se,,Bo of Hovoro mnjosty or graceful elegance Of
architectural deBign which might otherwise OBJ
tain when viewing our Capitol, and aro rs little
who when invited to stny to ten, be sociab1o,
and mako himself quito " to hum," accepted tho
invitation, aud thou proceeded to illustrate l1a
definition 9 .oa esng 0oahS n1nu os big
certainly must protest against these potty
huxtora' stalls in tho Capitol, No doubt the
shrine may sanctify tho relics bought thoroin,
but patriotic doyotooa would bottor show row
evon If, by so DOING thoy loso ltttlo extra holt
noBs In their 1nenclltoos. At ali eyonts, ouBtom
not having vsiatcd my Honsibilitios on this point,
tho effect was painful.
A glance into
THE SUPREME COURT
which I left with profound pity for tho Dntiro
Judiciary Tho Chief Justice sat In grave Inedi-
tation, looking intensely bored, as ho m1l,t hovo
been. His brothers In misfortune occasionally
exchanged word aud smile, and rolapsed into
silent inournfulnoss. Tho causo? 4 tedious
little man, who, in a stumbling sort Of why, was
pleading caso in regard to contrnct for trees.
aS 3 Or s s 5 Pen nase y1ay 1hcs seSses srs
received by the judiciary tn the moBt Btolid mani
nor, and he again won't On with his speech. Who
would be eyon Grief Justice What honor,
whnt emolumont oven, could pay man to be
Obliged to pass his timo in listening to ouch
aeomingly irrelevant speech, uttered In such
hitchy, slip-Bhod mannor2 Had 1t beon softly
monotonous, we might havo gone to sloop; but,
as 1t was 1t was simply oxaBporating. Ideelino
now being elected 6tef-Justlce.ess when HuHan
3. gots her rights, ii such would-bo lions ore
then to roar gently as sucking dovos. should
disgrace my gown BY soueezing him with somc
mechanical contriyanco TO set out good, honest
roar that meant something. Aa neither myself
nor my escort know who tho man was, this isper-
fcctly Impartial Judgment. Inever before, howov-
or, realized what that diguttied body Of mon must
have to endure, vicwing them only from afar, Us
endowed with afpowor which is only superseded
by so-oallod Highor Law, they seemed body to
to be onviod. 0loser Investigation shows that