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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-19

Trustees sale.

DURsUANT TO THE TERMS OF A DEED
Il in trust to me. executed By George W.
and Frank M. Murphy. dated September !.
1873. and duly registered in the Registers
Office Of Shelby county. Tennessee. in Deed
Book No. 81. page 457. will, on
Friday, July 3, 1874,
at the southeast corner of Court Square, in
the city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennes-
see, sell to the highest bidder, for cash. within
legal hours. the undivided two-thirds interest
in and to the certain tract Of land situate,
lying and being on the north side of Linden
street, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee.
and beginning so feet east of the northeast in
tersection of Main and Linden streets; thence
east with the north line of Linden street 60
feet; thence north and parallel with the east
line of Main street $50 feet; then 20 west 60
feet; thence south $50 feet to the place of be-
ginning. Terms cash. Equity of redemption
barred. Title believed to be good, but will
sell and convey only as Trustee.
d. II. POSITION, Trustee.
pATTFRsoN n Lowe Attorneys 76-l07
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The Lion.

DR.. Livingstone is said to have ex-
messed the utmost contempt for lions.
You talk about the majesty of the
lion" said he, chatting one day at a
party in London with Sir Edmund
Landseer, but you do not know the
beast. There is no more majesty about
him in the forest than there is about
that poodle. 1t lie all poetry; lions are
arrant cowards-eowardly, sneaking
beasts. You can hardly tell lion from
a donkey when you come upon him in
the forest; and If you come upon him
suddenly, his first impulse is to tuck
his tail between his legs and bolt. he
will spring upon you if be comes upon
you unawares, and can have time to
crouch, but il a man has the courage to
look the lion in the face, you need not
even cock your rife"
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mo. 1881
In the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by County, Tenn.
R. J. Black, Adm'r. etc.

R. J. Black, Admir-. etc..l
VS..
Charles Jones ct al.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT in
j. this cause that the defendants 70 cross oil 1
of u. M. Apperson, executor of W. II. Boil
ton, deceased, to- wit: Charles Stewart. Miles
Greenwood and Mrs. A. @. Dill. administra-
trix Of B. +. Dill, deceased, are, non residents
OF Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the court
house in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the frat Monday in July, 1873, ana
plead, answer or demur to said cross bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy
of this order be published once q week for
four consecutive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This I'd day of June. 1874.
EDMUND A. COLE, Q * NJ.
BvE b. MoHENRY, Deputy G. AN.
A copy-Attest; Myers i Wyatt. and Nc
Rae, Myers Sneed, solicitors for complain
ant. .oO-eo-sz-so
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WASHINGTON, June l9.-For Tennes'
see and the Ohio valley, the upper lake
region and the Northwest, clear weather
except in Minnesota east or south winds,
stationary or rising temperature and
slowly falling barometer. The upper
Ohio river will fall slowly during the
day.
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A countryman with his bride stopped
At Troy hotel the other day. AT din,
ner, when the waiter presented q 6,ii o.
fare. the young man inquired, what s
that2i That's bill Of fare, said the
waiter. The countryman took II IN ms
hand. looked inquiringly at his vile; aud
then at the waiter, and finally dove down
into his pocket and insinuatingly IN
quired. How much is it2'
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PAINTING.
RACE.
TROTTING PARK.

IHE MEMPHIS TROTTING PARK ASSo-
citation will, on the 26Ih instant, offer a
Purse of $500. to be trOtted for by Shelby
county horses. at their Park. on fernando
road. Horses must have been owned and in
Shelby county on and since the LIST day OF
June, 1874, Three hundred and fifty dollars
will be given to the first horse. enc hundred
dollars to the second. and fifty dollars to the
third. Race, mile heats to harness. Entrance
10 per cent. of purse; play or pay. Five to
enter and three to start. Entries to close ten
days from date, at Club Rooms at the Park.
Horses to start promptly at four O'Clock ?. m.
el-lO2 HENRY BR0THERS. sup't
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AUCTION.

$4,000 COLUMBUS, HISS, BONDS
AT AUCTION.
Por the benefit Of whom concerned
Monday, jane 20, 1879. az II o'eioeH'
Corner Madison and Main sis.
A. y. FRANKLAND, Auettoneef.
H-lB
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DIED.

ROBINsON-In this city on "Wednesday;
June 18th FLORENCE ADA ROBINSON. in I5h
and only child Of VIM +. and fedora ROD
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NJ 10 LocKR has taken charge Of the city
.,-.nio,ion of the LEDGER. The public can
ea,y mon him for its prompt and regular de-
livery
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BANK OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. June 3. 1874.
Referring to the above announcement, we
take pleasure in saying that We are prepared
10 honor all checks against balances due from
the DeSoto Bank, and will be highly grati1ed
to have its patrons continue their business re-
lations with u.s. We have retained the SER
vices Of John A. Holt, former Teller OF the
JOHN t. FARGAS0N, Pres't.
@10o K. A. PARKER Cashier:
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Cash Capital, $3.50, 900.
JOHN T. FARGASON, President
JOHN OVERTON, Jr., V. President
Il. A. PARKER, q: Cashier
DIRECTORS.
NOTICE.

DESoTo BANK. MEMPHIS, June 8. 1874.
UNHE CHARTER OF THIS BANK HAV-
i ing nearly expired. its business is con-
solidate with that Of the. Bank OF Go merce'
where ample provision is made for the pay
ment of all of its deposits. All paper matnr-
ing at the DeSoto Bank will be found at the
Bank of Commerce
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
to us in the asst, we bespeak for our successor
a continuance of the same. the former Stoek-
holders Of this bank hapiH0 purchased a large
interest IN he capital stock Of the Bank Of Com
merce. JAMES ELDER, President;
T, r. FARNSW ORTIZ, Cashier.
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For Copnty Conrt CIerk.

lam candidate for reelection to the Office
of County Court Clerk Of Shelby county, sub
ject to the action Of the Convention to be as
semhIed under the Bartlett Resolutions.
7a'tc JAMES REILLY.
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SUMMER RESORT.
Bon Aqua Springs.
TIME HOTEL AT BON AQUA WILL BE
i open for visitors on the
First of June Next.
Those going there by railroad will get of the
Nashville and Northwestern railroad cars at

where tbe7 will find nice coaches and hacks
to carry them over a high. level and shady
Il tbirty-nine miles west Of Nashville. A
large hstel has just been built at Bon aqua
Station. and express and telegraph otices
have also been established there.
The BON AQUA SPRINGS are situated
a;Sht miles south Of said Station in a pictur,,
ssoue valley, with a bold, clear. rock cased
oreek q few PAGES to their west, which is over
hung with jutting cliffs. bedecked with green
moss and beautiful flowers.
The visitors of these Springs will ind these
waters Sulphur and chalybeate), and the
pure, dry atmosphere around them
a CERTAIN CURE
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MORNING. GLASSES.
5TlaTdT75T5iI4lIls l2s ~ s. .sl7l Y
Memphis. June ls. 1915.
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For county Trustee.

I am a candidate for the office of County
Trustee, subject to the convention. to be as
sembled under the Bartlett Resolutions.
eI-tc X. j. BLACK.
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sflttt poatru.
GUILTY Oh NOT GUILTY"

fShe stood 1t the bar of justice, ~
A creature wan and wild,
in form too small for woman,
In feature too old for child;
Fora look % worn and pathetic
e Was stamped on her pale young face,
| Il seemed long years Of suffering
| Nust have left that silent trace.
.Your nane, y said the judge, as be eyed her,
With kindly leek, yet keea.
'1s--s' 'sMary Mcguire, ifyou please, sir. I"
"And your age r. 81 am turned fifteen.'
.sWell, Mary"-and then from paper
He slowly and grayely read
,.sYou are charged here-T am sorry TO ray IL
WishstsaIsng three loaves Of bread =
'sYou look not like an offender,
And hops that you can show
The charge 70 b. false. Now; tell me,
Areyou guilty Of this, or nor" @
A passionate burst of weeping
Was at first her sole reply; + ,ss4 nan
Bnt she dried her tears in . moment,
And looked in the judges eye.
81 will tell you just how it was, sir;
r. Ny father and mother are dead,
And my little brothers and sisters
Were hungry and asked for bread.
At 6rst earned i. for them,
BY working hard al day,
But somehow the times were hard, sir,
i And the work all fell away.
~ could get no more employment; @
The weather was bitter cold
The little ones cried and shivered
~ Little Johnnie's hut four years old d.
So what was to do, sirf 81
am guilty, but do NOT condemn +
| took-oh was it stsaliags i,iaif7'ss'i5
The bread to give to thsnn
Every man in the courtroom
Graybeard and thoughtlsss youth
Kpsx, as be looked upon her, Il
That ste prisoner spoke the truth. 3 I,
Dat from their pockets came 'herches,
Out from their eyes sprung tears,
And cat from old, faded wallets II
Treasures boarded for years.
rhe judges fAse was ! study,
Tne gtrangeN Jon svsr NO 81 I.
Is he cleared his throat and murmured III
Something about the law. :
For ons % learned in such matters, +.
So wise 10 dealing with msa, .4
is seemed, on simple question,
Sosely pussled jest then. is5ilVg
|at no ons blamed him, Or wondered
When at last thsse words they heard: 4
The ssntsuce ef this young prisoner .
IL for the present deferred !,
md no one blamed him or wondered ,s
When he went to her and smiled, :
nd tenderly led from the courtroom, =
Himself, the ''guilty" child ! ,5s p
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An On TIEE PsHAoHsH.-Ajn mann,
script in, the British Museum Add
2S.56D contains an aceouata of ths
travels Of 4 certain Priest. named sTork.
ipgson.. who. in the reign Of Hens,
VIII made the pilgrimage to Jsrnsat
lem, He reached s Cambery''i on. Hsly
ThpEsday. l5l7. having passsd. With
di&culty, over Fan III. end grs,ew,
mount. called Mount Gobelynsn' On
the following mesnine, being Gssd
Friday, lqhe attended services, and
.hard : famus sermon Of Doctor. -
Clergymen Fhe complain OF want Of
attention on the part Of their flock, and
aosksfwhe complain Of dnllnsss in tbdf
pastors, should read Torkipgtonn's -,
couut Of this {. fhmus ssrmon!''sa Il
began At ~ Of the sloke 10 the morn.
yng. and ccptynyed tulf It was K ii ii
the cloke )" and the preaoher alternately
held in his hand as be spoke. ) ';'balys.Ss
= "schorge, "9and . crown of thorns,
6nisbipg With . painting Of the cruci-
ixsion. as seeing which who ''all the pepls.
both yong and old. they fell dovns
upon ther knss, and cryd With l.nan-
table vose." Some extracts from Tork-
ington's manuscript. we're printed in an
old volume Of ths Gesslspsb's Maga-
zine. but the whole book may be re-
commended to the notice Of the Camden
Society. sla ..sss ais .ifa iie i.i.is ~
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AN Acrarss .Cn1ssII.D our o. = !

An AcrREss CHIssLLsD OUT or 4
Passss.-L married. In eliskman u
Paris became enamored Of an acttsss.
who ip Der turn vfs in love yith = get
Of Diamonds for sale By noted jewell
er. The lover thought the price, 90,.
900 francs, too high and offered II. 900,
and the lady, calling on the jswsler,
privately offered TO pay him the remain
att, z TIE baisein sish i. Che Esgl glilhANil q
WAS accordingly closed. vhe.. on his
way to the house Of bis cbarner. with
III, gift. VA met ~ : friend Who shaA.
ID bin ipto sssssies at once for IondaR
with the diamonds - : present to his
wife. The jeweler has sinoe presented
his bill 4os 660O' francs 70 itbe actrsss.
f<TIHt1 JsfIt E445zzs-EeffF.lsl
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Select Story.
FIFTY THOUSAND MILLIONS.
A FABULOUS FORTUNE AND
TREslENDOUs WEDDING.

TIE MARRIAGR or a BRAZILIAN HxIR
Ess 10 YOU'VE KENruoKIAN-
SPtEsppls BxcHiDIke rus TAIrs Of
THE ARAsIAS,Nle4Fs.
<st.. ~ A.sev 1s@;isg, lss,re'
DIAnASrIsA, Brazil. Nov. 10, 1874
The hoar i midnight, and / h...
just come in trife jaded. zhus befor,
rstiringlI Ipfopsss, while yetlthe facts
are viyidin ny mind. % give you some
account Of aueddingI attended thi.
evening. IL was a wedding, Iiuske
bold to say. the ike sf which was never
celebrated on either continent. !, The
high contracting parties to the narriage
we're Malta, only daughter Of Da Sousa
cabral. the graes diamond king Of
South America, and George Arthur
Throckmorton. ! native Of Kentnckyy
United States Of America. who. for the
past Eve years. has been suceessfully
engaged in railroading in this country.
with headquarters At Rio J.neiro. Da
Sousa Cabral is principal owner Of nine
of the richest disnopd mines in South
America, and from them, in the aeere-
gate, shel derives n annual income Of
not sldss thsnF $40, oooQo6., 4is ID IN
tsress lin gold mines probably anounts
tosss nech more. and I am cognizant
Of the faes that last August be sold 4
oDe-tenth interest in the celebrated
Bahia Mine of which. until then, be
had been sole proprietor. for 2s. .600.-
900, gold. e His, diamond iptefests inI
South Aftics and Siberia be lately
sssi.atsd under oath (in some legal
proceedings before court = Misas
Gersss) y the enormous sum Of $50,
600, ,O00!' He hss. beside. great pes-
go stt
chont for real estate, and l. vas bat re-
Gently informed By one Of his agents,
! thoroughly truitworthy man. that
Cabrnpsu rentals in London and Glas-
gov aaloae yield over E150,0O0 an
n'ually- In 1868 he purchased the
patent ofa machine for making eyelsss.
rom . poor fellow whom BE- found
lsaryisg in garret At Maranham. To-
by The machine i extensively used all
'vsr atbss world, and Cabral draws
y, 500 .day from this source alone. |
And thsn thsrs are bis sewing machine
oyaltiss thatlyield him something over |
$1,000 ) day, THE correstpess Of
bis lsst item is vouchsd for By ! friend |
{ mioe.s who is the manager Of the
sading sewing machine company 10
'fssil. Indeed, il i sssy to tell what
= % intsrested in. but hard to think
I something that is anything in which
9 Is not. i would be pussls to
ams q leading railroad in South
america or England in which he has
ot ! stake He fakes in something
yer million and ! half < 4 year from
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KBGBfERB ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE,

kEGISTBkS OFFlCE,
81 III New Castle County, Oct. lstb, .1s4.
Upon the applicatisp of Lydia o. AIston
and VIM. P. Norris, Administrators Of JoHs
ALsToH, late Of St. Georges Hundred in said
County, deceased; it 10 ordered and directed
BY tie Register that thea Administrstcrs afofe-
said, give notice of the granting ofFLetters
of Adninistration npong the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the dats 6f granting thereof, BY
causing adveffisements % be posted, within
forty days fron the ,date Of such letters, in nix
Of the most public places Of the County Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands aeainst the Eatate, "a peesent the sane,
or abide BY An Act of Assembly in such case
made aAdlprosided. And also caass thelsarne
to be inserted, within the same period, in the
MDDLnrowM TRAzscalPr, . newspaper pub
lisheA fin Nerl 4toani "a At1 - continued
therein two months. = - : = =
x->~, Given under the hand and Seal iof
LIS Oface Of the Register aforesaid, at
S~~l New Castle, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
B. GIBBS, Register.
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When = well-known Omaha thief
meets policeman and hands him Ave
dollars, Il isI the Iduty<of the officer to
80 and sit down 10 an alley and see
nothing for the nexs hour--nething but
the i've dollars. Z g stlIfStkaii 7 fe
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One Of the old settlers Il the Isles 81
Shoals seeing the name Of Psyche on
the hull Of . yacht, the other day.
spelled it out slowly. and then sxclaim-
ed II well. il that amt tho durudsst
way y spsll dih r. &c \. Isl '''.s' g :.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT! /! :!
yquaq DApX DAAti LINE En1f
roapH1LApELp!HEtA
FALL


Steamer MAJOR REYB0LD,
- eCapt. P. Reyhold, Leaves Sa.
lem, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leaves
PhiIadslphia, Tussdsy, Thursday and Satar-
day - - = = = '-'7'' s'' 49,
Salem, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Leaves Philadelphia, Monday, Wednesday
Friday. n s. asaii iit. + assiiss
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY. OCTOBER 26th. 1874.
steamers Major Reybold" or Perry will
leave SAlsm, n. J., daily (except Sanday) ht
g a. m Returning, leave Arch Street W harf,
Philadelphia, at IL m. Touching each way
at lDslevars City, New Ceatls. Pennagroye
and Chssisr. u bne 1tisAiE esff1ssii
Stage lisss for St. Georges, McDonough
and 0dessa, Dell, Sharptown, Woodstown,
and AticwAystowAisH ~. b. coaaect with the
steamer. hrs 'si -
Steamer sPerry" will touch at Pennsville,
WsdnesdaysdOwn and Thuysdsyssup. !. lsns
Freights ct low rates.
o-lAll lost goods must BE- reported to
the captain within 3 days. (Oct 24-ly
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SOOEHkDOE HNDORGANS

ley and 9econd Hand, Of First Glass Makers,
Win b told q GowerftRricss lfbI cashj 6r on
tastelIneats, p for reft in city Or country,
HORACE WATERS = SON; 4si Bsoad1ai,
th4R sysr. before offered in New York. Agents
vsi11ted toISelf Watersf New Scale Piano., and
Cnscistp Qrhauss Illistrated cGtalognis mail
Cd Qgsat indncements, to the trade, A large
discodat 70 tsathsfs, ministefs, churches,
lodges, schools, - d dai4ig iii Rossa4t
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For
- ESassafras River.

TvHR steamer "TRUMPETER" viii, on
y and after Monday, June 9Th, leave
Georgstown at 8 q. M. Buck Neck at IL q.
M, sd isli tle fntsfmediatc lhndihks on the
route one hour later than heretofore; arriving
In Baltimore at p. %. Returning, will
leave Baltimore at her usual hour-lO& q. m.
TWs 5AeGely trust Tth&E ehe lffiendlN Ma
tons hitherto existing 6etaee1 the steamer
Trunpeter, her patrons, and the public gen.
erally, nay never grow less for the perpet-
uation Of which We viii ever be found strivl
ing oar very best.
mar lily WIN. CUNDIFF, Cant.
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N0IIoH,.

An persons having claims against the Es-
al, ss;s . e is:i 9: J: :: s.S: 8:
Assembly IN such case made and provided.
LYDIA G. ALSrON, ~
WILLIAM p. NORRIS.
Administrators
ADDRns-Middiet0wa, Del. Oct 24-2m
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w Or X At home, male or female; $s5
per week, day or evening. No
FOX ALL capital. We send valuable
paekags of goods BY mail free. Address with
IS efnt 5ffta5n ,taPR 1 oIa IaYegNG,
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u WILLING 70 OsLIas.--A very pre-,
possessing young hay, eanyss.ing foi
popular BOOK, stepped iiats ths Office
of . real aleestate broker. in Springfield.
Mass A tha other morning. MA 6ndins
the broker apparently at leisure, astsd
him tolOok It her books. lThs ssntlsr
man politely informed hsr that it would
only Be I waste Of time. ~ be could not
purchase it. Oh. never mind that, !"
calculated the vivacious young woman |;
" i ven'teost anything to look at il.
even il you don't buy. / should like
to have you read some portions Of it
and see what it Is" The aooommodat-
ing broker took the volume. and, glane-
ing It the title page, commenced ) Pc
fussf Of the introduction. This finish
d,he began at the first chsptsr. and
read carefully and Isisurely along. It
WAS about 8 o'clock whsn be commsu2
cd. and an hour passsd silently away.
Then the book sgept began to exhibit
aigns Of nervousness. which we're ap-
parsntly unnoted by the broker. for b
never raised his eyes from the volume,
but b read steadily On Eleven O'clock
came, and the lady began toxalk rath.
er smartly about The room. slansing oc-
casiesally 'out of the windows. At Bocs
the broker 4as niils reading, ahd the
agent wore ! decidedly troubled eoun-
tenance. A few minutes before one
Scloek sbe koret laid I'D bQaE dom.
lsisurely donDed his oxsrcsat and hat,
and remarked blandly. !; Th., i /. !, very
good book. IL am sorry that I cannot
read more Of it. but I am obliged TO 20 |
70 dinner. # you win call in this st. |
I will read some more Of it,"
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s A lady vocalist u said 70 have ., dog
which always accompanies her g s-sl.1 ,.,.s..l
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The mixed train viii be run subject to delays Incl
dent 10 freight business and will stop only at sta
tions where time 10 given. II. Z. KENNEY,
sept 96-ly Superintendent
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that I am able to state the exact tigars.

that l am able to state the exact ngures
.g4ase RBwILDBRING T0ILETs. q
You must not expect from me d.
description Of the ornate and sbewildsr
ing. toilets worn At the. wedding-no
not even Of the brides rare rsiqspt.
am indebted tole lady guest for the in
formation that her dress wss of poin1
lace. flounced. or rather garlanded, Il
the waist with strings Of seed pearls,
with the voluminous train edged With I
filagres of gold thickly set with dia-
monds. Her neck was circled By her
father'so 81 wonderful Offering, besides
which there were diamonds banded on
her hair and in bracelets on her wrists.
She WAS certainly The most blasting
beauty Lever gsssd upon
There was one feature Of the Wedding
arrangements which struck me might
better have been omitted entirely, Or st
least very materially modified, but
which, nevertheless. in the mock It
made Of expense, was quite in keeping
with all the other features. / Isllade to
the provision made for the hackmsn
who drove the guests TO and from the
festivities. On the velvet, lawn just
outside the Cabr1l mansion, 1 dozen or
more sevres vases were set oorres-
poadipg 10 siae and shape To- an Amer
loan peach basket leach one Of which
Was heaped to the brim With the gold
soin Of the country. The drivers ~
they dropped their loads had their az
Eention called to the currency in the
vases. and were cSrdiiaIy msissd 70 help
themselves. n -, n
ESR1cHING HACK DRIVER.
As often as the vases: we're emptied
hey were promptly replenished BY SER
'ants detailed for that purpose. One
# the heetpea srssgended rser heartily
0 the invitation that when the time
ame for him. 70 dive back to town hs
'as forced TO request bis two psssed-
ers 10 favr him BY taking : seat on the
OK. He explained. not without blush
, and stsmmefing, that the inside Of
is coach WAS occupied BY the gold
ieces be had accumulated during the
venine i and that he would not have |
ken 20 many had i not been for tht ,
fought Of q sick wife at home. Have 1
e listened to him. his load. before !
ounting the box, returned to the
ouse and related the incident to Cab .
i. shql ssssso touched p stf 9sytig1
the sick wife that. on sudden inn 4
llse, be, proposed . subssription for 1
II benefit The Response Vas general. .
'dain a1short time the snsg sum Of : !
10000 vas raised among the guests. . :
ivhieh Cabral added his own check ii
$4O, 900 more. saying that he aid j
t wish any heart to Be SD on that I
yfal occasion. y When hen the $50. 900 !, !,
IRE handed 70 the baekman, e . { cora !.
Il for your ailing wife. my man." i, ),
lbral put it, be burst into tears. de- !;
ring that there never lever xas M ,sMqeh \ a.nais i
the world as Da 6ousa Cabssl. s7a .
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