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The New York herald., 1874-09-22

FlrSt week OF
Professor BINDLEY
and the Child Wonder, BABY BINDLEY.
HARRiGAN AND HART
in the Sketch,
. PATRlCE'S DAY PARADE
Continued success Of
Miss EMMA DAY
Mr. JOHN WILD, MIR. VIM CARTER,
Mr. FRANK KERNES, Mr. CHAS WHITE
Miss KITTY O'NEIL, Miss ALICE BENNETT,
AN ENTIRE NEW OLIO
Concluding with the Local Drama,
introducing Miss POLLY BOOTH and all the troupe
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
IN THE PEOPLES yAUDLyILLE THEATRE.
NEW AcTs, NEW S FAcEs, tHSs new a7 sfE6ciALrrEs
Mile ZOE .he aaaTipE Fsmse Gypnast M Mile ZOE
Join coSRiiS, JOHN PENDY,'
u,,, Mile ZiTrEtLA THE ARNOLD BROTHERS.
Mime. viOLETTA PIUAUTs
FRENCH GANCAN, OR CHAHU! DANCERS,
NEW SOLOS, NEW DANCERS.
wi &S6 rtRS
RRYANTs OPERA HOUSE WEST 2sD ST.,
DAN BRYASTs MiNsTRELs
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
EvEY M EyENiNG " NLH ATS sATURDAY Y MATINEE n AT q
er slsgr SASo rs time
this season. The BRILLIANT VOCAL QUINTET and
ROSS ORCHESTRA First time of original puresque OF
THE DELUGE; OR, PAIR o. DICE LOST.
Reed Nelse Seymour, W. Henry Rice, w. II. Brockway,
j. Robinson, Fred Waltz Jos Morrill, J. j. Kelly Chas.
Tempeton, W. Raymond. $. Crosby, Hogan and Emer.
THE AFRICAN BALLET TROUPE
EVERY EVENING ATS Box office open from Q to 4.
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT2.
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A MIMI Ell AND GAVOTlE Is DANCED
BY THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 100
- Orders for seats by mall telegram or messenger
will be promptly responded 10.
GILMORE AT CENTRAL PARK GARDEN
" Having returned to New York after most success
ful concert tour In the Western cities,
GILMORE's TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT BAND
respectfully announce concerts for one week at Central
PARK Garden commencing with the following
PROGRAMME
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. q
PART l.
]. Overture, "Semramide,' Rossinl; 2 Waltz I'm
mortellen." Gungl: SaxoDhone Solo, Variations on
Casta DIva Belni Mr.. K. A. LEFEBkE; L. Fantasie.
"Lohengrn," Wagner.
L. Overture, "Tannhsuscr," Wagner; Paraphrase
Tor ny pt NJ RRrK SNP tHK xersssments
III Profeta," MeyerbeeE
PART Ill
l. Fackeltanz No. 8, "Marche aux Flambesux," Meyer
beer q selection. In File de Madame Angot" Lecocq
s. March, Twenty second Regiment Gilmore gust
pub ished piano by Carl Heuser, S4l Broadway;
Finae, Airs OF all Nations, Henniker Hail Co
ium bia the German FatherlanI the Russian LYNN the
"Marseillase God save the Queen" Tho Harp that
through Taras Hals' and watch On the Kline !"
Conductor S. GILMORE
Tickets 50 cents For sale at the Office of the Band, S4
Broadway, and at the door.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE,

DOsr OFFICE NOTICE.-TuE MAILS FOR EUROPE
for the week ending saturday, September rs, 1874,
~ close ut this Office follows :-On Tuesday III
A. NJ on Wednesday, at u M on Thursday. at ilIa A.
7. H. JAMES, Postmaster.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
DICHARD WALTERS, AuCrI0NEER
III MarshaI's sale Confpctionery manufactO

DICHARD WALTERS, AuCrIONEER
III Marshal's sale Confectionery mandatory,
Machinery, Counters, Wagons, &C.,
will sell this day Tuesday, at III O'Clock, at Salesroom
East Broadway, the contents OF Confectionery VIZ -
Marble Slabs and Counters Copper Kettles brass, ieaden
and other Mouds Glass Jars and Cases Freekers Fur
niture, Desk scales empty Boxes, Tins, Furnaces,
double Wagon, Truck, dc also lot Counters, Grocery
and Butcher Fixtures. JOHN T. STEWART Marshal
PICHARD WALTERS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III sale, will sell this day, Tuesday. NJ IL O'clock ut
Salesroom q East Broadway, large assortment OF
Ladies' Collars and empty Boxes = ID. Hall
Marshal
CHERIFrs SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
~ Grocery Stores. HERMAN, Sherns Auctoneeri
sells ON Tuesday September ", at II O'Clock az NO 5S
Pearl street. the Stock and Fixtures OF first class GRO
Gerry store consisting OF general assortment OF Grocer
les as Teas, Cofiees, Sugars Specs Flour soap Can
dies. Oils &C.; also Counters IceboX, Scales &c sale
VIM II. BURNS, Deputy
CUPREME COURT SALE AT WEST MOUNT VERNON
= Railroad depot Westchester county, at II o'clock
noon Wednesday, September % -Sixteen Lots, with
hotel and stables with three fronts 100 yards from
Williams Bridge depot lots TO be sold separately. This
elegant Property will be positively sold Maps and
other information at the office of RICHARD HARNETf
No Ill Broadway, room +, basement Trains leave
Forysecond street depot at7:l5 $3.50, 9:lo, l0o NJ
XUILLIAM ABBoTTT, AUCTIONEER, 50 NEW BOW
w cry will sell this Tuesday at lOx A. NJ. the entire
Stock Furniture and fixtures Of the first class Photo
graph Gallery At LAG Chatham st.
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STORAGE.

CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE PIANOS. BAGGAGE,
- &c.-Separaie rooms; building has al conv
watchman at night MICUALES SONS,
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DENTISTRY.

orAUrIrUI onr :. - -
n Alnge, 81 warranted acting with gas 50 cents
yh silyer hlinss ~ 6ents MSAmins specimens NEW
Der, 26Z
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
Mortgage sale OF elegant Cabinet Furniture.
BY EDWARD sCnENCk, THIS DAY.
al O'clock an elegan assortment OF the nnest Furni
be- f ns na & anf In ss rs o.
rSssyooa, covered damasE and reps; superb Centre
The aboye is now * S t"1 and W repay those
DA.yydIBD M DAyISs ssso! AuCrIoNEEE, WILL SELL At
ing and Piece Goods. '''' o'''A'
HARDWARE AT AUCTIoN.-THIs DAY, THE CON.
IL tnued sale Of the entire stock of Jonn s. Proay.
JUN H.
Auctioneer 53 Beekman street.
S. wE1NBERGER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TUES
large lot OF household nrniiare OF family leaving the
and cigars
y Furniture. Msrc6anase and Fine AT Arts salesroom
Real Estate Department, u Park row.
ON TOMORROW (wednesday), at 1o1a O'Clock,
LARGE SALE q 81 p iTfs5 FURNITURE
10 '9i GdtS1:' Ts'!s' pssEs' pss'ss' ear sssros'''
rosewood panoforte. a;ss X octave, by Bradbury.
7 ? rEAvER, AYoTioNEER.
shatte mergass a. sna 80 Great jones street-ons
%s ss afs sss
sf's SGsps pStSInsy o ortensee
p. TRAvER. AUCTlONEER.
win sell hras n ns dSy Ssk sS at And 50
sss 9 a
@ ding. Kitchen Furniture crocEery &C. "'''' ''o'
JAMES N. FORD, AUcTIoNEER.-THI DAY AT ,
HS SsdsF R1
sa sS w sSs suits
tension Tables PIER and Manei Mrrors veve Wilton,
81 = saaa:
aSs Pnw oes naip Beds 3
Banses spreads &C. ans o 0sT Yards HaI o
for houseSeepers and others.
MORRIS WILKINs AucTIoNEER.-HANpsoM
AZ Co. M 5 On at 1assas N
at II o'clock A. M, at the store No LIS Broadway
irss PLACED
Ssd oss%s
sa
Sn SS ssd % boes ana and sd a
kes &c; Cornices Lambreqnins and lace Curtains,
SS sa
Hs sns
and GsNs AZ N Ss %a ,,sa Tnch sale will
MAX BAYERs D0RFER. AUCTToNEER-sELLsA AT
M 10 o'clock, at 27s East Tenth street. elegant FIX.
ooe Sugar aa % lots sUdip
Hacker.
r, sAatnTHos MPaIRAyH AVG
O'clock 500 lots Mems and Womens Clothing, Dresses
Shaws Remnants, Quilts, Blankets, Bedding, Boots,
shoes &C. also Coats Pants and Vests By order of c.
Fredricks, Bieeckcr street
pAwNBROKER's SALE r; FIELD, GENERAL
day at ii O'Clock $50 Lots Me as and Womens Clothing
Dresses, Shawls, Remnants Underciothing, Quilts,
and Vests BY order henry McAleensn, Eighth avenue.
n B.-The sale will commence with mems clothing at
II O'Clock sharp
DAwNBRoKER,s sALE.-JASEs AGAR, AUCTION,
L eer 80 New Bowery. will sell this day, at 10Y
O'Clock 800 lots Ovcrcoats, Fr0ck, SACK and Business
Goats Pan,aloons and Vests Also at O'clock 800 lots
Dresses, shawls, Sacques,. Remnants, Table Linen,
Pillows, &c BY order N. Brpckheimer, Grand street,
WILLIAMSBURG.
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DOOTH'S THEATRE.
~ Lessees ana Managers ...JARRETT PALMER
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER e.
the foremost representatives OF the Irish Drama.
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
who made their nrst appearance after absence OF
five years from New York last evening before an
OVERWHELMING AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCE;
in Gayiers famed dramatic picture Of the Land OF the
Shamrock in the days of 'g5 cal ed
CONNIE SOOGAH
which Is offered with all the magnhcence which
marked IT'S Offering during the OF
FIFTY CONSECUTIVE SIGHIS IN DUBLIN
THE CAST or CHARACTERS
will be the best the great drama has called forth
COkNEY MIGRATE. with the songs OF Ellen Astoren
and the Irish Wedding Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Hon. Ike imond OConnor Mr. Charles Rockwell
JefIrey drc Aett charles LeIlercq
ii,enhis " ,,Mr 81 n iNs
Ms " not Sor nah Melnua zones
fsiieeh 20 man Heeh lracy
ELSIE o. Lne rieh' MISS MARY Wel.s
between her chm and her nose and giving the great
Irish jig, "Connaught Mans Rambles"
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS
ance Rt 8; over at l0a
sEAFs NAY ALWAYS BE SECURED IN ADVANCE.
NHEATRE CoMIQUE,
54 BROADWAY.
Mr.. Josh HART .............S sole Prop rct tor
First week OF
d Z,
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WALLACK'S.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESTER WALLACk
Doors open att 80; commence ats NJ.
SIXTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE
OF the brilliantly successful engagement Of
MR.. j. l.. TOOLE.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER "a AND EVERY EVENING
UNTIL Further NOTICE.,
will be repeated ByroD's Beautiful Domestic Drama
entitled
DEARER
LIFE,
with
Mr.. j. l.. TOOLE
in his original cEaracte OF
MICHAEL GARNER,
as acted by him upwards OF 800 times.
In active PREPARATION drama Of remarkable interest,"
expressly Mr.. D. l.. TOOLE, and acted
in tnis city. called -
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AMUSEMENTS.


CADEMY, FOURTEENTH ST., ITALIAN OPERA.
"A Mr.. MAX sTRAKoscH has the honor Z, g ann announce
Will be 'ps5sq1aseq Mosp&Y qkS@hENryo. SEPTEMBER
on "hien occasion 'fla'i I% TSxviATA 0pe'A'
the eminent arste from Covent Garden, London, and
AZ
., Tenor ron The Paris Italiens. .,ran>1,
sos" ~ sapgofssl ey the admired hi Baritone,
sIGsGF Sss bSEyI aHs52xx fE5Rx
sfsSos sSS fcaRSEREE DR ShsSEit AYs1HH
sIGSdR nsn aARoGfs f1ffS
xusTc. Ep SeSsps and dfsnd orgnsstrs ,.u.,o
S ss cs c ss %
rem pisnt will be received at the box oce daily
ss s S "a M as ssss % the st and
ing 10 oadG ~ Essred ,s SsG and s. extra accord
Co9sossSsTEVAS,} CssST u BROADWAY AND rHIRrY.FIrrn ST:
oRISb RIHSSb5AFA5EFkHRs FA5EFEkSH ,BS sGSSSSS SSSsSnr
Nine ASSyl SSI K&4F R2wLEa 9ousrslso D'''''''
Mss LfG[IE LfG[IE$Shs $Sbssssss,, ssss,'SHs Essss Soprano
Miss ANNE hr AaSkSl@ 5HSkSzs tsRps. siRp+s9S 4snor
in second series xasss Ks stfab sHsb "&s9E FSGE q
and who will also sRYSp hE6 original act Of
He dosu r's'sS nes' HH iafy for little 0A'
illustrated with rhE Pa.n'ipEE pEeiIs ane susaS sSRaK
with is sHpssh Of r. Tef a.. wee Of Mystery
re Fanls sffIt'f y srSaT sAHE'
Starlight MoonlishI SSaslisht
pro'.,saq Tsuadtr ensa h1 SALT
LAKE CITY and host OF other attractions .
to s Tsf"V H. Xa@ission @ % ST. children hall price.
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EVERY EVENING, TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
and at me
MATINEE,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, AT ! 30 p. N.
Seats secured SIX uavs IN advance.
Box Office open from A. Al. 10 10 y VI.
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A UCTIoN.-HENRy ZINN, AVCTIONEER,
n sells THIS DAY, at lU1s o'clock,
SIh INN
A LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUcrIoNEER.

A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS CITY MADE
this 1esday) morning September 2 at iO1s O'Clock at
elegant private l0S West Twenty eighth
street. near sixth avenue over 500 lots by catalogue
Anioinette Parlor uis; Stenway Sons wood III
octave PianOforte Paintings, Works Of Art Curtains
library dining and basement Furniture sitting Room
pets s. j. KRAEMkR, Auctioneer Goods PACKED and
delivered for purchasers. Take Broadway, Sixth Sew
enth avenue cars to Twenty-eighth street.
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DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER-sALEs.
~ room q ana ~ tterty street, opposite the Post
O'Clock. at salesroom SPECIAL SALE OF SECOND
HAND SEWING MACHINES. comprising Wheeler 4
Wilson, Fnkle Lyon, Gold Medal Florence and others
Catalogues and machines ready TOR examination Sale
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ana every Thing pertaining upholstery at from Is to
40 per regular prices retail bus-
ness g. l.. kelly h CO.,
1s4 Fifth avenue, near Twenty.third street.
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DAwNBROKER's sALE--JAMEs AGAR AUCTION
L eer, - New Bowery. will sell this day, at 10Y
Goats Pan,aoons and Vests; also, at O'clock 800 lots
Dresses, shawls, sacques, Remnants. Table Linen,
Pillows, &c BY order NJ Bruckheimer, Grand street,
williamsburg.
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Try SAMUEL KREizER, AuCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO
execution will expose for sale. at public vendue this
Tuesday, the I'D day of September 1874 at lOs O'Clock
for convenience Of sale the stock and Fixtures Of
Green Peas, Mushrooms, salmon, Corn, French Peas
Tomatoes, Olives, Onions. Chow Chow, boxes soap,
res Potatoes TapSea, , Canary Seed yinegar 0a!meal
tells, Yellow Peas chests leas Cohees, Spices; also
Weights and Measures, one Mill Ice Box, Counters
Wagon. 3. LEVENSON, Marshal,
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DY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-SELIS
ID at 10 O'clock at iO2 Bleecker street elegant Fixtures
OF the California restaurant rs class Bar marble top
Clock black walnut stained glass Partitions; outside
Lamp and Post $50; costly Chandeliers and las
fixtures Water Works Steam tables, Ranges Boiler
and grOe Her n Ware Goons Uems S9
rors ana Paintings, Coal Groceries, Household Furnl
lure, &c in lots. Dealers invited:
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DOVE HILLIER AUCTIONBERs-MARSn LIS
ID sale OF University place and Eighth street,
Wednesday, at III O'clock the conte of Restaurant
consisting Tables Chars Groceries Liquors. Cigars
Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils Bar Fixtures Boiler, DC.
MARVIN r.. CLARK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
A Worcester Rat Story.

This story is from the Worcester
Mass. Gds,lt,:
Messrs. Clark. Sawyer & Co.. Of this
city. are much annoyed by the depreda-
tons Of u colony OF large gray wharf
rats. which were probably imported in
crates Of crockery. Some days since
they set trap for them. the trap bsing
Of wire. in the shape Of q hemisphere,
and holding peck or more. Next
morning. on going to the trap, il was
found entirely filed with hits Of straw
and paper. which Uttered the door OF the
room so full that nothing else could bs
seen. On examination. however. 81,
large rats were discovered in the trap
and il was apparent that after they wer,
CAPTURED those outside had thus tillst
the trap for the purpose OF concealinS
them. The parties in the store sns
pscted trick, and the trap was cleaned
and reset. and all the litter was removed
from the floor and piled at one end oi
the room. The next morning five more
rats were found in the trap, and 1t was
packed full Of rubbish ~ before. The
straw and paper were broken in small
fragments. and II was apparent that the
rats had gathered IL and crowded II into
the openings Of the trap until 1t was
full. and the captured ones were entirely
concealed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
A suf.Ionlan Rides a Mule in Florida.

Bring forth ths muls. The mule was
.broughi. He was u meek looking cuss
"a perfect "Uriah Heep" Of amule. so
far a. humbleness" was concerned.
He was saddled, and mounted. For a
mile or two he paced beautifully. l
thought those old monks l had read
about knew what they were doing when
they travelled ON mules. had a high
respect for their judgment. Just then
my mule showed symptoms symptoms
OF what did not know. | found out.
Dropping his head between his legs, his
heels described parabolic curve, or a
diabolic curve, or some other Internal
curve, in the air, and l got OF and sat
on the ground. got over his head. and
I did il quick. I'm not 80 old but can
get of an animal Of that kind as quick
as boy. Then looked at the mule to
see IL he was hurt. He didn't appear to
be. Then inquired around to see how
was. reported an abrasion on the
left hip, and confusion on the lower
end of my back. Then l thought /
would pronounce left-hand blessing on
that mule, and on his numerous
foreiathsrs and forsmothors before him.
and ON his children after him. But
didn't. wondered II he would stand
fire. II / had pistol would have put
the muzzle to his ear and tried him.
Not that was hostile towards him, but
I was afraid somebody might ride on
him some day and get hurt. But l had
NO pistol; SO that benevolent and sangui-
nary idea was frustrated. Then l got
up and shook the dust of my feet,
and brushed the sand of my trowssrs,
- testimony against that place. Then
I lei the mule carefully home, and
stated my case to the livery man. But
when l looked that he should offer to
send for doctor. or Samaritan. TO
do me up in rag. and pour olive oil
and champagne ON my bruise, he only
laughed. And his man that he had TO
hold him, laid down ON the bench and
laughsd-then rolled OF the bench and
laughed-and l stood holding the mule
then I laughed. II was ridiculous. But
I've learned little wisdom. Next time
ride ON horseback. il will be different
kind Of beast from bogus jackass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

BIrSp Man" Al. Mr.. Evins, ain,
herd you pass this some time; fear d
you wos laid up with yur r6oneytiz. F"
Mr.. Evins-" Worse nor that. John
worse nor that! The wife went an
faund me job o. wark!'
, 1874-09-05

EoFTfapoHacnce 9f Tho Chtfa1o 1Fa6nHe.
CowLERvILLE, Wyoming Co.. N. Y, Aug. II, 1874.
Knowing that very few pooplo In Chicago arc
nwaro of the existence OF tho wonderful mineral
spriug located in Cowlcsyil!o, N, T., givo you
a blief description, trusting TINT aouo OF your
readosa who are inyallls wilt road 1t with
interest. Tho spring waH discovered Bomo
five years since by William Franklin,
willie boring for oil on his farm. After
roaching tho depth OF 75o feet, instoad Of lind
ing oil, he struck yoln OF mineral water. tho
curative nawars Of which hnyo been tested. aud.
III almost evary INSTANCE, comploto cl1ros haro
boon effected I had been ali invalid for SIX
yoars. when hoard Of this spring, and. after
sojourn of fow months, I
rouSp MYSELF eoMrLETEtY CURED.
An aualyss Of tho wator shows that iron and
tho salts prodominate. Ono Of tho most
singular features connected with this
spring is the periodical overflow, whicA
occurs ovory ninety days. At Buch tiulos groat
III unity Of gas escapes tho well is set On fire,
H,xl q tnese beautiful Asght eannot we'll be isnag
inoll. Tho oIltiro surface bnruH over, throwing
up littao -jotR from to 4 feet. This lasts
from two To tllreo hour,i. Hundreds OF ponplo
como for nilos to witness this plsnouonon
Hnu aa proaoWace It wonderful. I d.
not know that my solontlst has ever accounted
for tho overflow. The wnil diaohargos groa
4,antitsos OF gas, from which tho hotel is brill
spot, fru,n Which lhoge is O magnificent viow ot
Braasy hills. rolling away to tho horizon, aud
BOUNDED only by tho sky. Tho Bcenory In and
nronnu Cowiesyil!o IL bBautiful, md any QUE
wishing for rost. comfort, and health, should dnol
fall to visit Tho plaoo. MR5. j, II. q.
, 1874-09-05
A Raid On 11egEing Akonlsa.

RoHte Correspondence " fht hGw 0fE 14tnfs+
THO Goyerntlont OF tho City OF Rome has Ia.
bored hayA for several yoara to make M end ot
tho habit VI mondicanoy, 10 fixed. nItor pr!eatly
rule, in tho cllaractor Of tho lover class OF tha
population. 1t waA part Of a eyatom to koop tue
nasyes ~ much ~ puBa!hlo in condition Of de-
penionco ,,pon tho prs.atos, reselsing frosn tham
-as thousands dd-t4o a,al! s.1ms whch 1 % wesa
eutioi uiuutIivnuti, rot THUR living III the samo
way Way. Ill these we.o as completely bound to tic
aoryieo Of tue oeclcs!ast,ps ~ - 10 many Sorfs to
tl,olt logo lords. Now TINT tho eonyonts nro
lrokon uii, aud tho nonks aru pensioners Of tho
Unyorumont, tic bra.|1ers Who huyo hoen taught
to holiave TINT hpggary is Yirtuo, wish to kuep
III, their old habit of going from shop to shop,
Rusl olso to house, teaslng for aims. All aloug,
boforn this. wlite othera vic hnyo yiotutol. tic
law prohibiting molnlicanoy ltayo boe,l put lutler
arrpat, tlose laye beon allowed to freely follow
their craft. But laat week. tho Inv was Tor tho
tlrst time applied to tho begging monks, mud
several wero brought before tho Aluglnlrato, and
Que Of two 4ont to prlaou for lys days,
, 1874-09-05

OF, md Just az faBt they sneak back and locate
themselves hers. TO quote a local poet:
wo,st tho rod Injnn herp, to thpir iOlights,
F4uil't, ut, and bed;
Eow, lnnst Of the Inhabitants la wl,atos,
With nary red."
Looking down at tho base of tho Castle, We
deserted an impatient Apeck that, on furtor ill.,
spection. proved to be Our team aud We took \
farawell look Ut the valley, now yofow iu the west
erng SUD, tho whito Bl,eeks Of houses, the loaty
wooa; and then hegnn orr aeaocns, wllicll was
far more practical thaa poetioal, and was siB-
nalod with war-Whoaps aud ctieA of dthtreaa aa
tie total depsay.y Of tho fanninino costume ro
yoaled itsolf and begin to unravol In an alarming
degreo. Wo reached tho carriage Bnfoly, how
| ever. and tested tho merits Of Sparta Aorao-
| flesh. Ono Of our pair was al old rac0-horso,
| nasued
| TIE AnTFUL DopnER. ~
| and wonderful stories Are told Of him aud Ills
exploits. 1t taok two men 10 hold him then,
but now one lun held tho lluos and did not try
| Aad hia blood up; Ito remembered tho triumphs
| OF other tlnys, md responded to tia oalloi,go
| with q will, mud we fAirly flow oyer tho long
stretch at road that 10y botweou ua ar,d-auppor.
We passed stafl farm-Aouaos, where the snatron-
ly laus waso plun'ing themselves In u dignlaed
maa"er preparatory TO-, to retrtug e reost,
anl scurried off in alarm. We met
jolly parties OF hol,-piekerH, maids, mat.
ronH. and ohiklran, ,-pilel into lumber
| wagons and singing haryest-Honga Wo passed.
old tarmera roading t!teir county-papur al .l.ov
trNdgod along; VIC tnat whole dstlyes of lowing.
milky hortaa. mild Dyed mud placid, as they pa.
folds 10 sioh wlsh tho second growth Of pink,
blossonad closor as to tade,. tho air with sweet.
noas; and wo reached tho Warner House with
RItpetlteH tlAt nero Gully RI'reRseQ by brook,
, 1874-09-05

J. L. Janaary, st. Louis; Mrs. j. g. liadoll child,
and nurse DO; J. 2. Doan and wsfc, DO; Edwin T.
Curtis Witc, two chl!drcn and nuEsa, do: peece,
wife, two ehdren, aud nntBa, do: Miss Eliza Hurt,
do; AIRS. ". \. Uennott, Bau Anto1liH, Tex. Mrs.
Nellie Logan. do; g. Cupples, vito, md child st.
Louis; G. J.. blaW WIFE, and cllld, do; J. ". Kerns
AteMphis Tenn. Hot4rt g. Grant, 81. Iouis; Judge
Nd. Ferguson and wife tlo: the Hon. D. ". MUM,
wife. aud chitd Cairo. ILL.,: p II, rola uud wife, do;
Hugh Campbell AMI wife. 1T. Louis; Miss Kyle do;
Mr. A. ". Mitchell, wife. two children,
N. @. Carson, do; Norris u. Gregg, do clat
encc Q: oEalio: Mrs. II. ]. sow,au alil Two c1lsl,
dren, do; Mr. E. 8. pearge, wifc, two c!ldren, aud
nurse do; George lierk, do; ". pcan do; Charles
4. atetson, do; Thonlas Chadbour,l,. do; a. J.
Connn, wife. child and nurns, do; II. 1}renauo and
wife, du J. Q. Granger, o Joseph Atloll. wfc, and
daushior, Nashville, Tenn. Mlns Uamphell. du Mr.
olaFoa Luck, wfe. ye children, AUD nurse, 10 alias
narse, do; hiss Noynola,' d9; Mra j. +. nan" s1u,
Henry 1tltte, ron, anil daughter. st. Louis; v. II.
Ciregg, do; Waua Mitchell at.d family, do; JaInea
Klnkeat dol HRS II. L. nescd and fasnlIy, .fo: J. ~
uhio. ao; !; Il. Belcw, ao; Jpauph D. Locklats,
Nastytle, Tenn.; +. D. Boil. Le1tngton, Ky: Ara.
l.. III. Konnctt and family, st. Louis; Col. John
Knapp {Ntpubfttan> ant family do: D. g. Oarors 10;
j. g. Catliu do john T. D12!er, do; NJ Mrs phstllpa.
do: Mrs. Bwau. do: Ntss Kennstt. do Mrs. uorArt,
do; Miss aIary rotzhooyes, do; atrs. Capt. poro'es'
II. i. II.