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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


wALLACK's THEATRE,
kSGfE sPa Esip Hr
PARTISAN VARIETIES
Sixteenth street and Broadway.-yARIETY, at 8 M
DARLING's OPERA HOUSE Ho0UISa,- nprn,0
KEW YoRK MIS-! a4d & Il ~ eosas 70
THEATRE coMIoUR
No. 514 Broadway.-vARIETY At r NJ closes at 10 AS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Third avenue and SIXTY street-Day and evening
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
New Opera House Broadway Of Twenty ninth street,
BOOTHS, THEATRE -
Twenty third street and sixth ayenuePANTOMlME, at
+. NJ q. l.. Fox Benefit At 80 T. NJ
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No. 624 Broadway-VAKIETY at r. NJ; closes at 10 40
PARK THEATRE,
Broadway and Twenty second street-TIE MIGHTY Doll
LAB, at . = h Mr. and Mrs Florence
EAGLE THEATRE
Broadway and Thirty third street-YARIETY, at s NJ
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
No 1913 West Fourteenth street-open from loA NJ to
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
c5ses a Tsss g h Eawn Booth
BOwERY THEATRE
Bowery.-JACK SHEPPARD. at 7. VI. Mrs W. c. Jonea
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,,
Of Twenty third and Eighth avenue.OLD
GUARD, NJ closes 10 40 P. Nj. Matinee r. NJ.
HOWE 4 CUSHINGS CIRCUS
foot Of Houston East RverPeriormances day and
evening.
GLOBE THEATRE,
Nos TBS and 73O Broadway-MISsTRELSY and VARIETY,
ats =. NJ.
WOODS MUSEUM,
Broadway Of Thirtieth street-SI SLOCUM, at
Z. NJ closes at 10 AS p. NJ. Matinee at T. H.
BROOKLYN ATHENEUM,
8rooklyn.-EHR ARBEIT at . p. NJ.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
Nos. 5S5 and 5ez zBroadway.-VAkIETY, nj 3 r. NJ.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Third avenue Thirtieh Thirty first
MIS3TRELSY and VARIETY, at 4. NJ
TIvOLT THEATRE,
Eighth street. Third svenue.VARIETY. Rt r. M.
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disheartened, in terror, and It's leaders are
vainly endeavoring to achieve by fear what
they failed to win by harmony and kindness
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR

NOTICE TO sUBsCRIBERS.-On and
after January !, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions Of the New YORK HERALD will be
cent free Of postage.
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THERE WAS SOME GooD RACING and large
attendance at the Washington Driving Park
yesterday. A railroad accident, fortunately
unattended by injury TO the passengers, de-
layed the Baltimore delegation until the
first race had been decided. The winners
were General Harney, Madge, Skirmisher
and Diavolo. The latter carried off the
purse for the hurdle race, beating Busy Bee.
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II Is ENCOURAGING to find that two more
murderers were yesterday sentenced to
death. The day Of their execution is fixed
for the 18th Of December. The condemned
men are negroes, and their crime was the
murder Of the pedler, Abraham Weisberg,
near West Farms, last month. The evidence
of their guilt was conclusive. When VIC
hear Of three murderers being sentenced IN
two days we begin to believe that we arc
living in the old days when the laws were
enforced, and not under our present generous
police force, whose tenderness toward criml
pals is 80 well known
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TRIPLE S HEET T.

NEW YORK. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1875.
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wALLACK'S THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth street THE OVERLAND
ROUTE at r NJ closes at 10 40 + NJ Mr. John Gilbert
Miss Adn nxaa
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TIE DAILY HERALD, published evey
Gay IL he year. Four cents per copy.
Twelve dollars per year, or one dollar per
month, free of postage, to subscribers.
All business or news letters and telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed New YORK
HERALD
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. 46 FLEET STREET.
PARIS OFFICE-AyENUE DE L'OPERA.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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DARLING'S OPERA HOUSE.
Twenty third and Sixth avenue.-COTTON REEDS
NEW YORK MINSTRELS, at : 7. NJ. closes at 10 /. NJ
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VOLUME XL......................... 302
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PARTISAN VARIETIES,
Sixteenth street and Broadway.-yARIETY, at s r. NJ
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TIvOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street. Third svenue.-yARIETY. Rt 8 p. NJ
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THEATRE CoMIQUR
No. 514 Broadway-FARlETf al T. NJ closes at 10 40
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TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
Nos. 5S5 and 5s7 Broadway.-VARTETY, ut 8 r. NJ.
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THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Third avenue between Thirteth and Thirty FIRST Streets
MINSTRELSY and VARIETY, at : Il. NJ.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Third and sIxty-third streetDay and evening.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
New Opera House. Broadway Of Twenty ninth stree
. .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25

TarxsaGvIsa SERVICES will lie held IN
tho Methodist Episcopal Church to-day
at Ham. sermon ty the pastor, A.
II. Teyi..
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n 4 kRlED.

In Carson. November -. at the residence of
the brides parents, M. FRANK CAMPBELL,
late Senator from Esneralda county, to MISS
LUCINDA GARaARD, daughter of Hon. William
Garrard Of this city.
The first intimstion of this event that reached
us was brought by Nr. Bright. Of the Ola
Winston Exchange, who came into the APPEAI
Office bringing a brace of beautiful red-headed
bottles Of Krug Cos champagne Private
Cuves." While Offering our congratulations to
the happy pair, We will anticipate oil the jokes
and jokers that will be arrayed sgsinst them by
declaring that if We were wind. TANNER Of the
musical sort, the first tune of our serenade
should be-plsyed in hopeful strain" The
Campbslls are coming"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25

comes next IN order after the services In
the churches and the Jack Dramatic
and Musical Combination offer ball OF
unusual attractions FOR the occasion,
which is of tie Da:Ure Of parlor enter-
taium4nt adapted 10 tho edlticstlon OF
the mature aud the enjoyment Of those
of tender age. The evening perform
ancs Is. yer, tempting one and will be
succeeded by grand bal! IN the hn-l,
vh5.. deck. viii be promptly cleared for
action. with that purpOse IL visv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25

The VIIU1IEnrs BRorEERs will open
their singing school at Turn Nersin Hall
on tomorrow, Friday. night. Persons
wishing to join their class will be on
hand.
ST, PETEk's CnURC1.-Ths Reverend
Mr.. Kelly will of1iciate tomorrow. Ser
vices at IL AN The quartette choir
will be in attendance. All are cordially
invited.
WELLS, FARGo L Co., will close up
their Office today, keeping the express
department opsn until 10 o'clock in the
morning only.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25

VIoL1y PLAYING TAUGHT.-SiSnoy Bar
n. the very accomplished violinist, whose
performance upon that instrument was 4
feature of the late concert, has mads
arrangements for a class OF winged
and strinsed" students in Carson. Here
is the best chance to learn to play the
eddie ever offered in Carson. See the
Signors advertisement.
THE San Francisco BOARD OF UNDER
WRITERS, not satisfied with the present
supply Of water for the prevention OF
fires in Carson have issued sort Of Ill
tinatun. upon the subject, to which We
call TIE attention Of our readers. Read
it. 1t contains matters for discussion
and We shall tackle it by and by.
TnB OPH1R will begin hosting ore to-
day. So the Gold Hill Ne,cS Of last
evening says. This will do . world Of
good and be big life to the depressed
money market.
THrPosr OFFICE will be closed as on
Sundays, save between the hours Of II
and l O clock, to-day.
S1onEs will be closed quito generally
here to-day. So buy your groceries and
things last evening.
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REnEMn,E THE MITrrF this afternoon
iAi give the infantry 'qU.js = Ut a0rs,
E.xscat styIt, tu szilIisrry Gears
GresS H.I!.is.s, ctc.

IRA. e. Cln4-s a5a = - C,rO.h iHs.s
vto,. ol"niuk q Eall r..ls -! veek vs. -
lal.,,ly attended ~ H.. ln...s " C,rsor. aul
WIZ stock = ! ri.'a ARTIFICIAL HHv.rs ctr.
j- 81, l.i.otityl b. ..r..t,.tfy IN ga. r-.. rt e
NV Invoices Of all ssrts ~ ttt.g" i'm IN" ate-t
patterns - hats. &c, 20 a 30 ~ ta.f 80
10y fashionable dr-ss il4. ~ 49, ur'GH- j IN
S-yai. a. Ter rrr reputation for elssaug us
Ali glish trimming: fully .ttests.
N,rtrsrsrArr u g.,B,v-Na.-H Ma "r,h-rIri
Il Co. have oI.u,1s :'.'l.s.-y Anl drest making
establishment next DOOR 20 Olco.ich Brothers
store. Thu assortment .s beautiful - Law
i"E h--u elected W ia Eu'st CO. md FurI asses
in beauty ami style an.th5rs hsrstatr- tre.
dlr-l into this ruark',. Srtg5si attention paid
to fashionable dres.1lEtiu.. Ladies Of Csrs i
,ut v.cirit, ar invited g. csl .ni srt'aiuo our
new sock. LuNL4-le
=. j.. RAIL Las the l,r,..t Aiaorimux! u
plated goods in tn stste vhish he v,rr.ut- and
cscr. very low; he hi. also a l,rs- SIS rnu'st
rry Ind glassware, pint. Esd oils, brushes,
class. putty, varui.l's, rUbter -u5 ,lsu al
paints. hardware, do - End Window, coal ell,
g4s md oil lamps stsrss and tisrhre, Gi.s ~
celebrated Medallion al Laurel TAuFss, Cali
sud Examine his stnrk. III
Tur F.voEITE.ITEs rsuk JYcL.ugc Saloon
corner OF King and Orus,y streets, is l- .ming
tie f,rorits resort % this city. Tho great
attraction is FRI leti k.!rrs Ee-T, bile Ire
best Of wines, liquors and lgsrs -rs, also, sold
Al the h,r. 4 first class Privo GHms for the
amusement 81 sun 10. a cold lunch 1t al hours
and hearty good cheer for Al a.. its reeouiHen-
iRtions to public favor. l.. L. brown IS tie
proprietor.
WHITE. NJ. O.. phy.lci,u and Surgeon,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25

CHGRCE HAFfEss'
Musical SoiTee, Etc.
CARSON CITY. NHyaDA,

Musical SoiTee, Etc.
Carson CITY, NEvADA,
November "a, 1s15.l
At q called meeting Of the ladies OF
ST. Peters Episcopal Church Of this
city, the object OF which Va. to devise
SOLO measures TO assist in liquidstinG
the church debt, il was unanimously de-
cidsd upon TO give grand dance and
musical s5irs. at Thsater Hall on the
Sth Of tbs coming month.
The various committees appointed by
AIRS. Ii. c. Gardner the President, for
the furthersncs Of tks entertainment
were instructed to report at the lecture
room Of the church on Friday aftsrn Don
ns1t. at o'clock, on winch occasion all
the ladies Of the congregation are most
earnestly and cordially requested to be
present.
Tn. Jealous and hearty cooperation
Of all is necessary 10 insure success.
Bv order CT the President.
Mas. EARIH STUAET, Secretary.
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THr PERs1eTryr Psssoys who rGr

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..D........-i3.m,,,.-nx;nca,r rs,-
"'h' o"'7''o i"''''' Al ~'H -.
cisco, combine, IN An uLolsluess ike
rgvscood deal u exceptiou4I s,rpidity
- 90 .,,orr,., s,,.,1r,,s,tofc n..
WIZ al -'-'''I '-
SIS per example: Ae''ef"Hy there came
to our desk through tho Post-oflcs al
,n,.lops containing T. .amn'. Of ON. Of
No.. 1 r., ,s:,- o., 49,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

The due observance Of Thanksgiving
Day precludss the issue Of paper from
this Office tomorrow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25

Roll OF foNoR OF the carson fubic
School for the month ending November
10Th, 1875:
First Grade-Minnic Blackburn, Hattie
Corbett. Emma Cotton. Lena cotton, En-
ma Chedic, Mamie Ferris, fdale hodg-
kinson. Willie johnson, liehrE hoysti'
Hannah Logan Annie Martin. Kane Ma
SON Katie Rardenncrper, Vernon Little,
Saliin ST. Clair. ,,.,.,
second Graae--Eva Slin.erland. carrie
Bardennerper, Iottic Pierce, Hstt, neal
Mamie S,arkey, Ella starting, May Moody
Ollie BRAY, Emma Linn, Minnie watson =
Joseph B,rgantz. Harry Robinson, Nei-
lie Duffy, Laura Wilimott, tlorh i,ark a.
son, Charles Woodside, Dora Van SEQ IT''
Tiy,ir Coffpy. MARY 81. Clair. Willie Hunt.
Third Grad. - Bertha spence, Addie
C'hedie, Della Waters, Sarah Eolien, laf"
Thorn pscn, Laura Farrell Katie ,aithl-
hertz, John Read, Frsnki" EozeI Ma,2le
Davis. Ella Edwards, \elli" Clark. Nh
~ Bray, Lucia Ip"n"', 9illiI' i'"HS
Ros Shcyrr. ~,
lin-s Jennie Cheney. JENNIE IorrtN S,h :
Nav Hawthorne. Nellie Wood, CuafisE
KcysCr. Arthur Willnott. AiafE l""'S'
Jessi" Davis. Mabel Little. ,,.,-,.
Fifth acknowledgements Dana. SsI clarke
Lulu Ludlow, Hattie Thompson .i'nh ~
! Davis, Garrett Wright, cap t"la ollou '
| Hattie MCGEE, Tracy Chcd'c, ''rD'2F E"n-
| inson. George Harrow. S'c"hu h''I--oti
| .ia Willis. Lucy staring.
| sixth Grade-Biauca flHll- Lucy re
! Kitrell, NlcXandrina PouppIl. tad"
/ Willt;s. Lizzie Riddl"r. Mani" I'm
| Hettie Marks, Laura Brck>tfa. Nelln'
! Musgrove, Mamie WoedStd", lhz1I" gun
! ming, Hattie Birkoff, Mabel l'owner, Vary
! A. Nee. PhiIt RosS"r Mary PIr'ell, a. Il,
! ri.tta Olcovich. Gracia Road, Bert" Ntr-
1 riu NAV Eeyser. Prank purcell. layton
! navirs, Eddie Muller, Georg" Roberts,
{ Victor Muller. Freddie bahgn"rS' Larry
Martin. Henry lee. Er"g,t Miner. HrnrS
! Elliott, George Oliver, Freddie Cushing,
I Maggie Olson. -...
seventh tirad.-Icua Muller. Faith
| White, Mary Stern. Matte Bnrrrt, EGa
/ Edith Parkinson. Bell" Hansen. Mimi"
/ O'Hare May Mc|ormac, Mann. fIIt"-'
Florence Sturgeon. Mary Epstein, Maria
Louisa RrnoIt. Alice Furrcl, Helen Mar
Tin, Edith ANDERSON. TIN" l,.., Mt .it
! Rarklay, Charley RarklaN, GH>>ie Moor"
+ George FRYER. eiarerCe Parker, alec
THOMPSON. Jacob Ol~,Vich, Percy Park
iuson. Guy Noyes, Eddy Temple, Fer
! nando Lambert. George Baldwin, Johh'
nv Davirs. Johnny Pierre. George Cow
! ing. Eddy Starkey. John Gallagher, James
! Gallagher, Elmer ficrrick-
EIGHTH GRADE.
MnFrol Linn. Louisa Muller. Dora Berg
! man. Minnie Nctiraw. Elsi. Nc'irt.~,
| Jennie Gibson. Mary Harness. Mary Nc
/ Nulrv. Lena HerTing. itili" Iutnam
/ Charlie W"lton, Hourly P"Nn', j"Siy VI Ne
/ Ter. JeIf liarron, Robert h"rr"n, Harry
! James McSuIty. Grant HawthOrneGA An
drew Hiser, Johnni" Mason.
I A. ESCoCRlGIs,i WOHD FROM Carson {
Rrrr1r CouMIr-rE We find the !ol-
lowing in last evenings thro.irls,
( The followiu. letter WAS rerd nj the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25

WurRE ARE THKY?-Whst has bscon'
Of all the twenty cent silver CONS ~h''h |
were given to understand sonld he Z ~.
srsllv introduced III Nevada sevtrnl
months ago? At the present time u ~
difficult to obtain one for \ pocket p'ece
/. the project has been abandoned It hhs
been done without giving tn" ne~ CONS
. fair test and proving their b.nSht or
injury to he community. d. II. Mars.
w beg to inform yos. air, 'b't MI
Cashier Byrns hs, several thousand dot
lars worth Of those coins in hl@ strong
box T.. the Mint. Th'y can toe bad Oh
most snvthins bat js.bone.
WILD Fowl ~ TVS WKoI..ssLt.-unr
active Young freud aui clever marks
man, Loystt Ua-thorr-, presented US
with couple O, brnc. q mnlIard ducks
ye.teriay-the same hing ont Of sgrsat
number cf wild fowl shot by HIM nj
Washoe Lake, Grass Valley and else.
where A hundred and Eight ducks. We
think he said; also hrant sui geese ~
dozens. Also he killed ID" and hs
party. among 'em. somehow, 4 red fox
aud brought in bi. head sni not his
brush MS l.. trophy. Ny obliged, my
, boy.
4. rs rCLy set forth ia AN adserti'e-
ment elsewhere printed, the ladies' o.
St Peters lEpi.cop.l3 church. have
had a meeting and agree upon dane
ing .ni musical soires on Wednesday
evening. Dscsmbsr :. The church is
tonudtraMv in debt and the l.die. have
hit upon this method of reircirg some
what the amouut. We hope, most
I earnestly. that this project may meet
with success. and a. ladies mean to de-
serve il. and We mean To help thsm
/ nchi.ve it. We shall have more To say on
/ the subihct xs the time for ibis soiree
draws nigh.
/ THE BALL at the Carson Theatre 10.
night that follows thr Dramatic and
! Musical Clio of John Jack and the Fir
min Sisters promises 10 h.of unusual IL
terest Our citizens ar, taking active
parts in striving 20 civ. th-.c si9l''n.
artists fitting farewell testimonial q
appreciation. Ne extra ta.rh. ia made
/ for reserved seats, ard besides IL. act
ing. splendid readings and most excel
! lent singiug-the may dance will COM
/ prise IA fsstivity that will repay a crowd
ei house, which IS sure 90 be present.
1 The ORPHANS will attend tho Carson
Thestsr, at the mstinee today, "a.
Thanksgiving treat, hr invitation Of Mr..
John jack We have no doubt the ma
j0Iity Il orr littlp ones viii also be 90
hand. rs the admission has ls=n put At
The nominal pric- Of two bite.
THrxsaGyIsa SERVICES will he held in
Ito Methodist Episcopal Churcs to-day
at Ham. sermon by tue pastor, A.
II. Teyi..
RrHrXnsE THE MITrrE this afternoon
aai give the infantry squads q a0rs.
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The ORPHANS will attend the Carson
Thestsr, at the mstinoe today, "a. a
Thanksgiving treat, ~ invitation Of Mr..
John jack We have no doubt the ma
jority Il orr litt's or-s will alao be 90
baud. rs the admission has lssn l.ut At
The nominal pric- Of two bite.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

Central Railroad to straighten its lines. The
resolutions lately adopted by the National
Grange were presented. Eulogies were pro.
nounced upon the lately deceased members
Messrs. Rice, Crocker, Hersey and Hooper
and the House adjourned.
In the Senate, on the 22d, the Indian
Military, Military Academy and the Pension
Appropriation bills were passed. The Post
office Appropriation bill was considered.
Among the amendments that were adopted was
one allowing the Congressional Record and all
documents printed by Congress for general
distribution to pass free through the mails
An amendment for the restoration ol
the franking privilege was rejected,
as was also Que for the free trans
mission Of garden seeds and agricultural
reports. - In the House, bill was intro
dsced providing for meeting of the next
Congress on the 4th of March. Bills were
passed-River and Harbor Appropriation !;
concerning grand and petit jurors in the Dis
trict OF Columbia; in relation to immigra-
ton; for the payment Of the award ($75O, ,OOO)
OF the Southern Claims Commission; to re-
organize the Quartermaster's Department
A motion to set apart the evening of the Gath
for the consideration Of the Texas Pacific
Railway bill was defeated-117 to 12S An
evening session was held to consider the Tax
bill for the District of Columbia,
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water into q surface as hard as adamant

water into surface as hard as adamant,
smooth as the highway to perdition. She
came along with the stately tread
adapted to her style, but she did not see
the sidewalk in its icy guile. Her
double chin was elevated far too highly
and her eyes too full of placid and
coatemplative inner consciousness to
admit of noting things terrestrial.
Like a Spanish galleon of the
olden time she came still SAIL
ing on until she touched the ice
patch. How shall one paint the trans
formation scenes Two pudgy feet
paved frantically the glistening surface,
then shot swiftly forward as the body
they supported started back. There was
q fierce rush downward of waving arms
and gros grain and sealskin and adipose
tissue, and the earth absolutely shook
with the conclusion. Slowly and pain
fully the stately female rose and glanced
about her, but the dog-oh, where was
he? There he lay, but what q spectacle!
Come to the bridal chamber, Death;
come in consumption's CHASTITY form, the
earthquakes shock, the oceans storm,
etc, ETC., but do not come to small dog
in the shape of 225 pounds OF solid female
flesh If you want to hear him give . sim
gle yelp! Crushed beneath mass of
quivering humanity! Truly, in the midst
of life we are in death! There he lay,
the aristocratlc poodle, and though he
covered ground enough for good-sized
fighting dog you might have passed him
through a crack in door. So late q
wonder among pets, he was now better
fitted for book-mark in family Bible!
And the stately woman sobbed asthmati-
cally and hired q boy to carry home the
corpse, and the tragedy was ended.-St.
Louis Republican.
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The Idyl Of the Streets.

SHE was . stout, florid woman, re-
markably stout and horid, but she was
richly dressed, and as she came down
Olive street the manner in which she
curled her lip and turned up her nose at
women whom she passed more plainly
appareled was frequent, and painful and
free, as the poet expresses it. She was
leading = poodle BY . ribbon-why IL 1t
that fat. horid women always wear .
poodle the dog was . marvel in
it, kind. II was very small and very
vicious. mapping 1t the feet Of pedes-
TRANS. and its diminutive and homely
body, covered with frowsy wool, was
almost concealed by an elaborate blan-
ket, which left only head and legs and
tail exposed. And % they came sailing
down Olive street, fat, aristocratic woman
end small, aristocratic dog, and they
were perfectly satished with themselves,
though no ono else might be. But TN.
psrs Ssseasssr 4 nos xsstasswr r. i1lis. and
sometimes the change oocuEs viii de-
pressing suddsnneas. eeaas cafslees
shop-keepsr Aad throwD pail of water
upoa the sidewalk ~ night before, and
~ hlttss eo0 ~ transformed ~
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" But l shall mott"

But shall not!''
The blinds parted as Frank spoke. re.
vealing his white face and anger-lighted
eyes. Miss rockingham screamed and
Uncle Coleman said. quietly:
"Are you convinced?"
"Fullyl The boy, Miss rockingham,
thanks you for showing him the folly of
trusting in the love of coquette. You
have given me a sharp lesson, Uncle
Coleman; but thank you that my life
has not been blighted by a woman's
treachery."
The pale face vanished. Uncle Cole
man, with ceremonious bow, took his
departure, while Lucia rockingham
went into genuine Mysteries on the sofa.
Uncle Coleman joined Frank ON the
porch and, linking his arm in his
nephew's, said, kindly:
Forgive me the pain cause you for
the love l bear YOU"
Il thank you," was the reply. "You
have saved me life of misery by show
ing me q mercenary woman's treachery.
I shall never feel any emotion but graft
tude that you proved your words"