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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-10
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THE WEEKLY Posr AND NAIL

Has Ases selafxsi 90 sax sixAt eafgun fa<es
q. the use e ths Dssiv. AL asnsstn All tie
current general sRt tseal nS-s q thc srsk.
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cai. Essi0a. @-clsty. .Ea nthrr srE.riss sni
With ms-kss frpeFts psrpafed UxpFessly Er
Ia county ~rrAisrs. AMI e rsfzlfp frSiscd up
10 the kszr Of ssisx "a pfe~& 1haash tts Va
crease ~ site makes 10 enc the large sesk
lies IN The essstrs. % rsm Asas as Asre,sfsre
enc - the cheapest. the sAsaal sasseEsRt4ea
pTtcs besas onIy
The New York herald., 1875-11-16

rTEAAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT CARRYING
the United states mail The steamer City Of Az sTIN,
Captain Edridge will sail Wednesday, November H. from
pier 20 East River Through bills OF adng given to an
points On the houston ahd ieNas Central International and
Great Northern, Galveston Houston and anderson
Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio raronds Freight
and insurance NJ lowest rates CIrY OF SAN ANTONIO
Ieamngton will sHil for Galveston Via Key West Saturday,
November 20 nc j. NJ. Fors reght passage having
peror accouino lapns, apply to T. H. MAIIoRY& 90,
l53 Maiden lane. or W. I. CLYDE No. Bowlin; tireen
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= NANnAM STREET, NEAR MACDoUGAL-HAND-
~ somely furnished large and small front Rooms suitable
for party or single persons with without Board day
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coAcHaIEN AVID GARDENERS.

As COACHAAN-BY 4 FIRST CLASS ENGLISH
n man. tho 81 characters; good wages expected
Address WILLIAMS, II II Taylor stable, ~ west
4tth
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Astor House cars leave yeSey street for rcr'y.
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= WEST ELEVENTH STREET NEAR BROADWAY
IO Two large Rooms second and third floors with Board
or gentleman and wife party Of genemen southern
posGre reference.
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CHANCE.-Sano WILL BUY FINE FIXTURES
n Stock Lease ot established, first class sample
Room splendid location down tosn Broadway cheap
rent. all licenses: this bargain
CAMPBELL Il 60, Auctioneers, ~ East Ninth street.
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(NtGAR STORE FOR SALE-FIRSr CLASS, IN AN
~ excellent location Fulton street Brooklyn betweer
City Han and ferry. Apply 70 GAFFNEY SMITH, Aue
tionecrs, II Centre street.
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l.aaP MANrEn-nAEEs.

ITANTED--A Man or SOME BUSINESS ENpER
" 90 takc orders }. b. MOREHOUS ia NuTf,
81, second Sight 10 10 :.
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(iANDY AND REFRESHMENT SALOON FOR SALE
~ Best part Of Sixth avenue; long len-c; bargain TO
cash buyer Apply by letter only to JACOB COHEN BOZ
Third venue. corner Twentvthird street, ngents.
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CoAsrwIsss srnAMssrrPs-

ShMIAONTiILY LINE FOR VENEZUELA, VIA ST.
~ Thomas carrying the United States mall This
SAhONDELEf. Captain MeCreery Will sail from pier -
East River. Wednesday December IS T. W. For freight
or passage, having fine modaons apply 10 g. IL.
MALLORY CO., 1913 Maiden lane
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L,AI.I RIVER LINE TO BpSToS,
It via Newport and fal ver.-The worldrenowned
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 2S North
River foot Of Murray street, daily SUNDAYS excepted
80 r. NJ Through tickets seid all principal hotels in
the city,
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Il GOAL YARD FOR SALE-WITH WATER FRONT,
II ~ all III complete working order Ad-
dress ANTHRACITE AND CAMEL, Herald Uptown
Branch Office
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TX EAST TWENTY FOURTH sTREET.-CENTRAI.
llO location. extra size front hall Room southern
posure with good Board gentlemen 81 so per
also Table Board; private family
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GJ TO r. PER DAY. ~ TO SI2 PER WEEK FINE
,DI large Rpams excellent table, families aud single
l76 Bleecker street near broadway and i've
lines slreet
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1IE AND 1lS WEST For RTEENTlI STREET-WiTl
llO Board second story Room, Handsomely furnished
for gentleman and wife also Rooms for single gentlemen
Ierms very mndernte.
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STH AVENUE, 2al-To 4 PARTY DESIRING SU.
- peTi0r accommodations and Handsomely furnished
Suit of Rooms is offered private table thorough ap-
pcintments in every particular.
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I 4 TIL STREET pit WEST.-ELEGANT ROOMS TO
Ii let with Board. to gentleman and wife gem
tlcmen house very desirable location central convenient
70 all parts of the city: references.
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ii EAST THIRTY. FIRST STREET.-A HANDSOMELY
II furnished Second Floor let. with without pri
vatc table house and appointments first class,
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FRENCH ADyERTIsEMENTs.

TINE DAME DESIRE UNE BONNIE FRANCHISE
u porr enfant. dc preference c qui parle pa
Angais salt bien coudre Sadresscr mard do ne
midi, au il. 81 West 4Stl
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NToRGAN's LINE or sTEAMSHIps

WI Tor Now OrIeans aud Texas
will sail saturday New Orleans
freight there Morgans Louisiana aud Texas Railroad
Brashear thence per steamer Of MOrgan's line Texas
The steamer GEORGE W. ELDER will sail from pier %
North River on Saturday. November 20 at NJ for New
Orleans direct. -
Through bills oflading signed 70 Mobile Galveston to
all points the Gnyeson Harrisburg and san Antonio.
Houston and Texas Central International and Great North
ern Texas and Pacific ana Trans Continental Railroads and
To ndianoa and Antonio and all points the Gulf
Texas and Pacific Railway Brazos Santiago Coz
pus Christi. Rockport 81 Mary's and Fulton.
Freight for ST Marys aud Fulton landed at Rockport.
Lghterge and Channel dues Mt either Corpus Christi oc
Brazos Santiago the expense and risk of consgneo
Freight Brownsville Matamoras and points in thein-
terror must have consgnee at Brazos Santiago. ,r .
Insurance he effected under open policy of o. A. Wht'
ney x Co, New Orleans From New York to New ereans
leans n per cent.
Freight at For freight further infsrma~
tion apply
CHARLES A. WHITNEY co, Agents
fer River
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y BLOCKS FROM ROADWAY.-MARRIED OR SIN.
= gle gentlemen can be mmodated with first class
Board at reasonable prices two ladies
table Board. 81 East Fourth street
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I LARGE SQUARE ROOM WELL FURNISHED FOR
L gentleman and wife gentlemen with
superior Board reasonable price 3J West Thirty third
street between broadway and Fifth avenue
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GARDENER AND GOACHMAS'S SITUATION WANT
VI ed--Ey single careful driver; city country
good nilssr best rly Cal adGnss u q.
~, Alfred Endgrrusn'. seed store, SO Broadway
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..,alsunlss wANrE,,.

lDD HENRi STREET, FIVE MINUTES WALK
npN rom fult9n nry.-Second story front and hall
Room g st hrst class Board heat gas included terms
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0LD DoMINIoN. STEAMSHIP coNIrANY

for Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays, Tiur
uys anu Shtnrdnys a r. NJ connecting with the Virginia
aud Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Ar hp Ihesapeake and Ohio tailr0gd with the
pany steam lines 70 interior points IL North Carolina and
every Tuesday Thursday aud SATURDAY. - W.
Lewcs, Del Monday and Thursday al 4 p NJ couno1tn0
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills adng to all points AT
lowest Insurance to Norfolk, per cent Freight
received daily At pier 81 North River General Offices Gs7
Greenwich street. ~ l.. McCREADY President.
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TAEpEAER AND ,tEn0M-B1 4 SINGLE ENGLISH.
NJ understands treeuhouscs civil and willing; gem
erally uscfr can week, a. b. 90 Chatham
tprescut enipinytraf.
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RoARDERs WANTED.

I NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FIRE AND GAS
l good Board Tor two, Sl2 hai Room. 20. 29i West
twelfth street. near Eighth avenue.
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Il THE CROMWELL LINE.
Iln NtnnmAhin

LlOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
THE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamship
HUDSON Captain eager,
on Saturday November ~ at 3 O'Clock II. NJ,
from pier No. . North River
Through bills OF hiding giyen TO Mobile and all principal
points the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage, $50; steerage 10.
yEEEkLY FLORIDA LINE.
w Port Roytl, > q; Fer9aadina, Fla. Brnnswick Ga
The tavone and well known steamer HUNTSVILLE.
Chester master hesing superior recommendations for pas
scngers. will sail Thursday, November 18TH from pier
North River a. three T. NJ to above ports, making con-
nections with all points South and Southwest, via Port
Royal, the Florida and Brunswick railroads -
First class passage Fernandina $50 90
FIRST class passage to Jaeksonvillc. 90
First class Augusta OD
Through tickets issned 20 all points south and Southwest
Steamer MONTGOMERY, Faireloth master, will follow
November ~ For freight passage apply
HEKM GELPCkE, No. . William street
rlHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
Il FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR
IzED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT or ADVERTISER
MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
BRoADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET
,265 BROADWAY
$50 SIXTH AVENUE
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET PHILADELPHIA
CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK,
LYN
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A. =
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
for New Brighton Snug IIarbor West Brighton Port Rich
mond and Elm Park Boats leave Whitehall street at foot
Of Broadway, daily, at 80, 80 $50, o3o loa5 A NJ.
12:i5 80 80 43o 8 80 6; 80 and :3oP. NJ.
Sundays, at hatpast every hour from 8 80 4 VI.
Fare, 10 cents
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LBANy AND TROY-SCHUYLER, FOOT OF FRANK
n lin street pier 30 North River every Monday, Wednos-
day Friday 7. NJ. Fare - cents deck with bert.
81 with room, 81 80. > W. HANCON, Owner.
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IA1 EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN
IOO Lexington aud Fourth avenues-Furnished Room,
q rent with Board, 70 families single gentlemen refer
cnces exchanged. 'S'
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A SITUATION WANTED-As COACIMAS AND
~ gardener IS younS single, milk, tend
furnace arniC work, wages low; good refer
Address 81, boz -oi Herald office.
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INMAN LINE.-EIxEp sournERLy COURSE.

JNMAN LINE.-FIXED SoUTHERLY COURSE
Royal Mail Steamers are appointed TO sail MS tollows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BROOKLYN Saturday November ~ at IL 4. NJ
CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday, November ~. > +. NJ
CITY OF MONTREAL saturday, December !. at \. ~
CITY OF BERLIN Saturday December Mt . l.. NJ.
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. December II, at 4. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday from pier ij North River
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin $50 $50 and sloo gold
Seeragc. currency
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For Cabin Passage and general apply the
pany's oiics. No Is Broadway.
For Steersge Passage 33 Broadway, pier f5 North
River
JOHN 9. DALE. Agent
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GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE By PEOPLES
IA. line steamboats to Aibany-State Eooms warmed by
pipe. First class passage only ~ passage and berth,
FL deck passage, 80 leaving daily tSundays
ccptcd r. NJ pier II North River foot of Canal ST.
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TT.E TRADES.

A SHIRT CUTTERS SITUATION WANTED AZ An
~. assistant SHIRT cutter city ~ country, good
references Address ADAMS, i3S B'eecker y.
The New York herald., 1875-11-16

HOLLENDER's STANDARD AMERICAN BEyFL
~ Billiard Tables with the celebrated Pheah Coender
combination cushions for sale 10 this city ouly AZ 7J5
Broadway.
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l 4 TIL STREET. WEST. 33 81 AND 81 tBETwEEN
Fifth and sixth aveuuesl Suite second floor elegantly
furnished also handsome front Rooms for gentlemen table
best In market references.
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Eu avrEAS STEAMSHIPS.

CuNAED LIMB. ANp IoSidH Il A r. NJ srco
With view TO diminishing the chances o collision tho
steamers of this lne take specific course Tor all seasons Of
on the outward passage from Queenstown % New York or
boston crossing the meridian OF 90 at ~ atitude or moth
On the homewad passage crossing the meridian Of so
FROM SEW 0' 9okK '"s FSR FS't" LIVERPOOL AND
Dec Dec
5 s5 a"d According to
seerae tickets - and 1' a All al psr Of Tepe Mt very low
sa saies Freight aud cabin Office No. Bowling Green.
'V : "S3iqISI cNEiEs sG'iy T. PyR%S@E2ix S'R Agent
PASSENGERS Ass,; ;N PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARK
n \ n me .ward wharf foot Of Grand street Jersey CITY,
cil4s & FG1NeRLfSS, So BowIns Be- Ing Green Ny
HAMBg!,R!Gi AMERICAN PACKET coMpAYY,s LINE
l,ry9 III f. PLYMOUTH cIiERB0TRG ana HAMBuRG
GELLERr % RE6Psieoc RiEtse bee
ali nsad scotland and Sdn%SFsiGaFg aleu- Ham
Cabin second saloon GO
KUNiiARDT 4 Co o. b. RICHARD 4 ijf,is' 10
General Agents General Passenger Agents
vi broaa street New York. q Broadway, New York
WILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND null,
NAV ARiS0 plos Dee De- G'iH coIoMBo S h Dec %
oTIiELL1 y,I ds5a "a Dee - ISpoo M III y
Excursion tickets very favorable terms Through tickets
issnsd to Continental and Baltic ports Apply Tor full
CHARLES L. WRIGHT CO.. Sc south street
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
VI TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
Sailing from pier lS East River as follows
6Sssms: Soys%ss q 4
Cabin passage so; intermediates SIS; seerasc $50
rency excursion tickets, Sl2O.
Apply to W. d. MORGAN, Agent, 10 South street.
WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING TILE UNITED STATES MAIL.
BRITANNlC... November ~ mt II A. NJ.
November 27. at = r. NJ.
December :. ut 80
ADRIATIC.. December H. Mt l.. NJ
December ~. at 80 A. NJ.
From the White star Docks pier 81 North River
RatcsSaoon, $50, $50 and 500 in gold; tickets
favorable terms Steernge, S2S.
Saloon. staterooms smoking and bnth placed
amidps where the noise and motion are least aordng
degree of comfort hitherto unatnineblc at sea
For inspection of plans and other information apply at the
r. ). CoR1IS, Agent
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10 LEROY STREET.-THE LET, FURNISHED
LIZ with without Board nice large Room, second or
third floor.
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GOAcHN ny il Z GENTLEMAN FOR HIS COACH.
- man testimonials the strictest inquiry IS
stiictis temperate d address THOMAS 2i3 West
4pth st EMPLOY Err 80 Madls son av.. for days.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
BILLIARDS.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BEvEfs BILLIARD Tables
~ with Delaneys wire cushions solely used In all chn.
ppnsbp and match games second hHnd Tables great
gains w. II. GRIFFITH co, 40 yesey street
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cLEnN. AND Statesmen.

~ NrFn 4 FIRST CLASS COUNTER MAN; oNE
wv phe thoroughly aads the sea aud fancy sryesy
af IG, ,rs Iel Nyrtie ay, Brooklyn between and ~
an Wed NJ
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ITO EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNION
liz sqHare,-Large Room. second hoor; hal, Room
on third oor. with Board for gentlemen family alst
table hoard
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100 EAST TWENTY FOURTH STREET-A pRI
lUC Nate family will let. with Board. large hahdson,
Room second floor southern exposure suitable for gentle
man and wife or two gentlemen also single Room
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LADY CAROLINE LAND.

Her Eighty and eccentric conduct with
regard to Lord Byron, and the many un-
accountable vagaries in which she ,ndulg.
ed, At length brought her husbands fam.
lily and friends to the unanimous resol u.
ton Of using all possible influence to in.
duce him to part from her. Much urgent
pursuasion was brought to bear upo: the
kindly, amiable gentleman, and 4 promise
at length cxtorted from him by his irri-
tated relations to separate himself from
his crazy consort.
His armness. however, was not sup
posed Of nature to be entrusted with the
management Of the parting, and he went
of to Brockct Hall. leaving his sister to
break IS determination to Lady Caroline.
aud afterwards to follow him with the
news OF how she had received the expires.
sion Of his resolution never to see her
again. The interview between the wife
and sister'in.law took place, and the
offending lady was emphatically appraised
other husband 8 stern determination with
regard to her; after which several me Il.
6er* Of Lambs family left town for Her.
tordsh're, to tell him how the matter had
gone, to strengthen him is his resolution.
and comfort him in his desolatiou. Ar.
rived 1T Brocket, they sought the discon.
solate husband in vain in the house and
grounds till in . remote summer.bouse in
the park he. was discovered with Lady
Caroline, en- Anaxone, sitting in his lap
and feeding him with dainty slices Of
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A HAPPY COUPLE.

A man should always be little older.
a little Drawer, and little stronger, and
little wiser, and little more in love
with her than she is with him. 4 woman
SHOULD always be a little younger, and \
little prctticr, and little more consider.
ate than her husband. He should be
stow upon her all his worldly goods, and
she should take good care Of them. He
may owe her every care and tenderness
that affection can prompt but pccuniary
Indebtedness to her will become burth.
en-. Better live on crust that he earns
than on fortune that she has brought
him. 49, -. - 'r~i. :.
Neither must be jealous, nor give the
other cause Of jealousy. Neither must
encourage sentimental friendship with tho
opposite sex. Perfect confidence in each
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-01

SO that, after while, she gradually re.
covered, and there Is the curious part OF
the story the heroine Of this little drama
lived years and years after, and lived to
become "the darling Bessy Of Tom
Moore. l~~5 's>l, %a ..''
y, It would seem that on. the night in
question Moore had accompanied her to
her lodgings in Suffolk street. and while
there made use Of the opportunity to ex :
press his feeling toward her passionately.
If she was blamable for having admitted
= man to her apartment at such an
hour, it must be borne in mind that she
was really and truly apure.minded, un.
sophisticated gil, who though Aattcred
naturally enough--by the undisguised
admiration of man so sought after and
distinguished as the modern Anacreon,
yet had been treated by him invaria bic
with such respect as to inspire her with
confidence. However, his advances were
now made so warmly that his ardor got
the better Of his prudence, and he rush.
ed forward toward her, hoping to grasp
her in his arms. When she preceived
his intentions she said to him in the most
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one step nearer to me will throw myself
out Of that window pointing TO that. or
account Of the sultriness Of. the weather,
had been left wide open. Not imagining
her to be in earnest, he continued to ap.
proach her. and in one moment she sprang
out. Of the window and fell on the pave
mcnt- bruised, mutilated, anil insensible.
His terror, CONSERVATION and self-rc-
proach may DO imagined. All in the
house were in bed. The watchmen, as
was their wont, were asleep in their box.
es, and their was Moore standing appall-
ed and helpless by the bleeding body Of
his love in the silent, solitary street on
that memorable summers morn. At
length he succeeded in arouSing the old
woman. servant Of the house. and consign.
ing the lady to her charge, he ran off for
his friend CHAMPION.
The rest Of the story is easily told.
Moore was captivated by the heroic con-
duct Of his virtuous Bcssy, and the blind
passion which he had conceived for her
was converted into profoundest admira.
ton. lie made her All honest, heartfelt,
earnest proposal Of MAJ, rage, to which
at last she yielded with good grace.