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WHIPPED FOR lNFOEHING ON HIS
PROTHFR LYNCHERS.-A Mr.. HOugh ton. OF
Crawford county, Indiana. recently gave in
formation 10 the authorities concerning a
Tyr ching affair in which he was engaged In
a out year since, and on Sunday night a
party Of disguised men gave him a terrible
whipping and mutilated his body in shame
ful manner. He recognized among the party
feven or eight of his comrades in the former
lynching affair.
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THE LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN PLAT
FoRM-The republican state central COM
mittee OF Louisiana, I'm session at New Or
leans, have agreed TO reOrganiZe the party In
that stpte on the basis of an early resump-
ton OF specie payments, continued reduction
OF taxes, free education, opposition TO mon
opolies, economical administration, and pun
ishment of pillage in public places and for
assaults on personal rights.
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN CHARLES CouS
TT.- Robert Davis was shot aut ScVeTeI b,
wounded 10y Charles J. Slider. on Monday
last in CHARLES county. Maryland. Some
dispute arose between Davis and Mrs sid
Ter about a coat, rough wOrts being used Oh
both sides Afterwards, as Davis was re
turning 10 his work on "a mule, MI Slider
fired at him with an old muskct IOaiei with
hot, upwards OF iifty which took effect.
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STATUS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILEoAD.-The recent sale of the property
and franchises of the northern Pacific rail-
road company, and their purchase by the
committee representing the bondholders,
of the United States Circait Court. The
company will be reorganized by the issue of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

SHIP MENTs OF CUMBERLAND CoAL.-The
shipments OF Cumberland coal from Cumber-
land, Md, for the week ended August 81
amounted 515,Ts3 tons cwt. Ofthis amount
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The
total shipments for the year up TO Saturday
last We're I SD GO tons.
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I've PLsAsURs sEEsERs.
sUHNEE ADVANCEMENT
sF
STEAMEK PILOT BOY, Capt. y. Ii. D1ieS.

Arr ~ dats So daring the SIMMER months the
tue tTgu steamer J'ILsT Boy will N@ss
issye ~ ashlu s-CFl. from s.h str-et ~
gosrf, ever E-DAl ana SATJ i-S<rs<,-is'<ss<>s
DAY u.prI iag, a. CLOCK, iJr principal landings
CT she fOrt ma. iutiLd the tas -rIte Slnler ke
s0rts Ct Cotton : -UI Bishi-tSus Island Returning
will STRIVE IN D. mis- st1B early Wednesday and
6urdsy ev-ring o. Saturday. in addition 20 we
shove landings the Pilot Boy will AXE passengers
tT LecIardtJSn, arriving there early sane eve
Elns. leaving Cu Sunday morning for Washing ton.
The sc-.rTy on the Potomac being un-ur passed, ,
and tbs 7 lot Boy he only steamer afOrfirg view
2 entire route b. daylight, makes these most
Pleasant and hesljnfu trips for families and social
yurf--. Pare, single trip, 80; round trip tickets
coed until ussd, SIS. Apply 20
n l.. FITZHCGH, Agent.
eel IN
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eERvjA THe RAGGED EDGE
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TnESARiT0GARACES TODAY.

Triton OS THE Jr.4R P.fTH.
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star,n "a Ctoe;ts.

II Is lrCt.. DE jt.s.t Secretary bIlStpW WI
tomorrow CT.'er - : ra-v -r1yr~lls be Ia
viled. tvrub.ic advertisements. lor the print
ing OF SIAM oa''k che'eS. IL VIII be EeMelA-
''ieu ABOUT a "'sN '-, '''N '"' us serve
We q. "irn,u a. re i5,r,:fs nel'r men
Voc! 70 a.. IL r.,r. r,r q ,-I,,,,f,al -
satiCr IrIt ina >,..4lrti ,.aea, a frrl,s .,f-.,
rom !,op 10 -sy yer mouth Wa oL!vici
The great oe;sc.Io'. wf,r5 a,l,s% =, .r,s
acceptance 81 t-ysg cratnsties i that 5y-lu,
niak!aG tl!' ottrr sEcu bidders did ROY COM
Ply Win we 'tf ms am spec a'ttlonS 81 III
dNNtf' l>"inSit INVITING proposals, which We
,Laa ll'aeL2 si.U.t St''e Per iH"G>iId I'M
press io'S ne toiht''ilr /. 80. jArN expected 10
It'tiI" nose "'p 'io n Scbi id'tl raise
'ht h'y''-i"', tLa' me nitrlt- o. hoHlS -
hnt con l.,-Sg VIM "n &iNertiS-i."'j
VIM - - ''i " ,it'i Il E'i-E i-i ~ 'tist''l
M Ftri'liN >''ili Nr SET icy tt'ti tl,>t =
tte govern mtIt is within. Ia accept = graz
my ,i. igT me O. to''t..,nc nl 3, vice ,aat
IN iuHi,f-.. couretit1on: ,r-at II ,--.F-r lie
Invitation To bio he docs accept gTdtUijy.
ne ''>,T slF,s Is .'N}i"il"h ip h.ai'I>. as
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heNe Isl Lieutenant !. y. Bcl"er, Sd infiH-
try. of TIE charge OF the national cemetery
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=. Aothl>' SUitFNlN'ts Speclti agent o. ..-=
iI'"SHIy Helai tilt-it low III Europe on
nnNlLeSS coi'hec'S,t WIN me syndicate, sec
N.,lS ,IlSup" We appoint nm! chiyt clerk
81 int rear uTE wee Avery as i-Sel. Mrs.
Au9 I l.'l an interview Win Af. EriS. low
-. 81 N.'i J. - ',lo' sac siinNci
S.iot ri'lCeI 10 lC'n rom .t,r iu> iaH sign
.F iS "o'il,t ',N.''' nc 'Lct, Q ttH'u@'i me
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''''i '"4 'iIe UNIV. 800. 70 lt'"@'t'
THE SIOT-x T,.TrAr. I,yyrEr. ~ f,rr,--
Crr.-Ip,Jian A Ger, >,a,-iTIo ,I,a D., CO..,
-. - 70 ~ i'',' IouH
m me, Ioi,'r ca iuit.,H 2'tEs that the
~ o., McIS ~ LosI III si.aiT eoUhclIs.
a. - ~ =, -, @, OF Inns ~ me Outer
rtt,ei,5 Siit,jp % uII =, io part
ana lars yin = ai 49, 49, ~ 'p I III,
tr(ra jS on. go NJ, - % ioitS as
49, IT. go - t;E1 CIe oaiIs
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30 - 80. 80 nj "a 1 !" - ss.,y tuey lAty
. "a - ~ ne report
~ 70 s; 80 1850 IiT tiuI'thH
abn,,f tbe ~ - 90 ~ y nere
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COa Exo URSIONs.

IHE Macy WASHINGTON
IS larger for pleasure parties tLsG ar osher
SlaL ron CiAhTEh EVEEY
DAY iND EYENiNG. Begri4r s--s|fSsfszx5,N
t-t1- % GlynIUUt and return lisr 1>1z--x
eAE
1Sys, Is eSiae-slays and Erldey- lea ing b street
wharf Al .. m ATpiy on board, or TO Da. HOW
EAI, u, 2l9 ~ strEgt.
IS iro r TROTH President.
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SIEAMEK sUE EXCURSIONS.

yhe elegant iron steamer SUE Car ~
tain james Harper, is now nsk ins - - -
On EVEkT sAIURDAI,
stopping al PISEE POINT and MAESHALG'S.
sJinS md returning. The Steamer leaves Stephen
sons = AAVi foot ui 1th street st p arriving
81 Point L VI Early Sunday morning, and r
turning - Wa hingrOn BY u a. m Oh IcE6sy- All
tine nOfiatiJEs are inst class, aud uDsur
eess.d b. sny steamer the river.
Dor pzsssse, STATE rogUIs, &C, sPTiy to
-TEPHENSFE s BRO, 3 genus,
Stephenson tart, T-1t % Tth street: oiCer =
Peuu-g WANTS avenue. lsZr 70
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GREAT SENI-ArSUAL SALE
OF
DR. GOODS

Our 3air-I -.atk uH-t Dc red oo,i SUMNER
GCOI : III o. s.lt less than cost.
.ly.... worth Il Remnant t. Odds. Ends. &c " q
d p d. .4r--r their regular pFic- The bas-
n -vT -tlck VII te sold 1t Cos for tLirty days
W VI. RUEDEETE CO..
y3.-tf NCs S2- 7tf aur 100 \ .trl 80 q W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

"President Grant, while In Bristol, was
introduced to "a gentleman from Woonsock-
ct, 10 miles up the Blackstone" Sixteen
miles in Rhode Island ?" said the President.
aIncredible!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

1The play-going public will learn with
great regret that Miss Clara Morris is seri-
ously i'll in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

THE CROP REPORT Tor the month ending
the lSt Of August, just issued BY the Depart-
mcnt Of Agriculture, says there were 10 gen
cial conditions affecting the crops uIftVUr-
ably III the eastern amt middle states. but
that drCughts prevailed pretty generally
throughout the south and, while ia North
Carroll. a. Virginia. Arkansas AMI Nebraska
excessive rains prevailed vltl alterations
of fair weather and drought. In the states
east OF IL Pacific slope the rains were slInUSt
iDcaSe..rlt c..nsiI-N .,raaI E.-L-lsL-t IN
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L. -. REVENUE ESSELS TO CHANGE
STATIOES.-Ordcrs will be issued in a few
days for general change in the stations of
vessels attached to the United States reve-
Iue marine service. This is necessary in
oder 10 allow iron vessels which nave been
doing duty in salt water To have the benefit
OF fresh water streams, which in measure
prevents such vessels from fOuling. Pending
This general change, the steamer MOccaSin,
Of the revenue marine service. has been tenn
|, WI, =. T..
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THE Ass ASsINATiON OF PRESIDENT No
RENO.-A Panama dispatch confirms the re
port Of the assassination OF President More
no, Of Ecuador, who was stabbed in MS
palace at Qui,O by an officer named R8yo.
whom he had displaced. and was also shot
by two young men who accompanied R9yO,
the latter being killed by the sentry An
other report is that a revolution was gotten
Up by Gen. PaiaTC IN favor Of r /. berai can
didste for The presidency, bUt nothing IS
positively known concerning il. No dis
tuIbauces had taken place Up % III 10Th
instant.
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PANAMA DECLARES Wharf.-The Navy de-
partmeHt is in receipt of telegram from
Captain Z. Simpson, commanding the
United States steamer Omaha, dated at
Panama tO-day, announcing that the state
q Panama has issued q declaration of War
a 'a!Lst the federal government of Columbia.
In consequence Of the condition of affairs
and the danger TO American interests on the
Is EuaS Of Panama, Admiral MuIiauy,
commanding the north Atlantic 1~et, has
been directed to hold all a his available
force 10 proceed without delay 20 y spinWaU
10 I!CJeCt American interests.
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Phi rSAL--Dr. Baxter Medical Purvey
90 I. :. A, arrived at San Francisco last
Thursday. Ex-senator Ross, of Kansas,
Is now foreman Of q newspaper office in that
80 te, and dOubtlesS happier in many re-
SIe.ts Than he was when in public life
lion. II c. Mccormick and wife were In
Yosemite Valley at last accounts. Avis
taTcli Bey. the Turkish minister. was regis
tered at the ALTERNATE nOtel, New York
Yesterday. '''''ElOqUent Tom Fitch" Is do
ing yeOrnan service on the stump for the
freight republican ticket in California
'''' Mrs. James Crooks and her son, J. VIII
L q brooks, are in Scotland. Mrs. NAct.gr
nee Blocks, is al HOmboury.
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GOV. y MES OF MISSISSlPFl ttU No IN us
GUlSE.-At q grand democratic barbecue IL
Hines county. Miss, last week, five thou
sand persons Were present. Including some
five hundred cOlCred mon. The proceedings
concluded with the tria. Of Governor Ames.
who was present in eTfigy, for treason. muir
der, and other high crimes. "A verdict OF guilty
being found and sentence of death imposed,
committed subsequently To Punishment TO
Massachusetts,.
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OUR TEoUBLE WITH TRIPJLI-Tne L. :.
steamers Cor gUeSs and Hartford arrived al
ITipOli on Saturday. Several days will be
,"ressary Ia se!ue the questions at issue
ai-siI.- cut OF the insults offered 10 the I-itej
'- ,ateS consul. The reported assaults ofTe-eI
10 the naval officers are not deemed OF any
iInrOrtau,e If the matter Is not settled Sa :
i-lac.Orily 10 the government at an early
day, Rear Admiral WOrien VIII be ordered
- TIc' eed 10 TripOli with his fleet. ami o.
IS arrival report by telegraph 10 the Navy
department tor Instructions.
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An OLD DEBT TO BE PAID.-The certif-
Gates OF $50 issued on account OF the state OF
Mas achuSettS and Maine for money expend-
Ct during the war IF 1S12, and transferred by
them TO the NOrfheln and European Railway
contrary Of Maine, amounting TO ~f1> 900.
y III he Z aid EN the assistant treasurer a
New York on the lSt OF September, the day
Of maturity.
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NAVAL ORDERS. - Captain a. c. Rhind
ordered as inspector OF the Sd lighthouse
district on the 3Oth September next. Com
mCdOre r. II. Baker as inspector of the 5th
lighthouse district LIST October next. Com
rlander George Dewey as inspector OF the
2d light house district LIST October next.
Chief Engineer John Il. Carpenter to the
Alaska European station, per steamer sth
September next. Commt doIe s. ID. Trench
ard, detached from duty as lighthouse in
spCctor Of the Sd district, 30th September
next, and placed on waiting orders. Com
marder Geo. III. Perkins, from duty as light
house inspector OF the ID district, LIST October
ne KIT. and placed on waiting orders. COM
maDder T.. T. Merriman, from duty as in
spector OF the 9th district, on the 1st October
next. and placed on waiting orders. Chief
Engineer Robert Potts, from the Alaska
European station on the reporting OF his
relief and ordered to return home and report
arrival Mldshipman W. III. III. Switzerland
mas reported bis return home, baving been
detachr from the Tuscarora on the f4eh in
siant, and has been placed on waiting orders.
COMMANDER ID. Marvin, detached from the
command OF the experimental battery. at
Annapolis, Md, on the 3lst instant. and
ordered to command the Alert at Boston
9Th September next Commander w r.
Sampson, from command OF the Alert ON
the 9TH September next and ordered To re-
sumo his duties AZ The naval academy.
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RUMORFD CHANGE IN The TREASURY
nEPARTMENT.-Tuere is q rum9r cIrrent
that Henry c. Rogers deputy commissioner
Of internal revenue. is 10 be succeeded at an
early day, although Assistant Secretary
COUaEt. when iuterTOgated on the subject
stated that he was not aware o. il, and hal
b. ait rCthiCg concerning il. Mr.. Rogers
who q Just returned from n three weeks
trip in Pennsyly ania, is one OF the most
Popular officers in the department.
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THE RACES AT SPRING FIELD, MASS,
YESTERDAY. At the Hampton Park
Springfield, Mass. races yesterday, the first
race purse, 5000, for horses that never We're
he eaten, was won by Bay Adelaide, who took
the second. third and fifth heats, Little Fred
taking the first, and Bonner the fourth.
Time-2:34, 2:23 -, 2:22 4, 2:23 and 223B. The
record race purse was $4,000 fOT horses that
have never beaten $50, was won by Hopeful
I'm three straight heats. Time-Z.2Sis 2.2Itr,
q. The third race for horses that never
were beaten. The 230 purse for IS 900 was
won 10y Orient, who took the second. third
aud fourth heats, Lady TUrpiu taking the
trst. Tine-2.2Ga rs. % ; 22Gh.
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lie SiOUN COMMISSION ara still taxing
testimony at Cheyenne. Two witnesses ap-
IesT TO have PERSONAL knowledge Of the II
TeEul3Ii;ieS but refer 10 others, who in turn
give some one else a their authority. The
,Cmiri sion VIII probably conclude its
Ii LrS [ , -InrrHN
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~ ASSISTANT DI7CRICF ATTORNEY DIS
sis -rU.-TGe Attorney General today Is
sued an order diemissiDg from office Assist
aIt lie Iict Attorney James Erizzclora. Of
AIEaLsaS.
, 1875-12-04

eXpei.ent than "a vigilance committee for rrs-
cuing society fron dissolution. But. as
means OF bridging over the interval between
tie failure Of fr.e popular government and
the establishment Of strong central ab-olut-
ism, we are rot sure that "a vigilance com
mirrge Is not the better exp dent as IN evil
Of shorter duration.
The HTo!a proceeds to demonstrate that
the destruction Of such organiza, ions as
Tamnany, and the increase of public watch
fUluess. may rescne tke city governmeot
from thieves without any change Of the pres
ent political system, and the above extracts
are given only 10 show the serious feeling
that exists EVerywhere people have begun
to doubt whether they aa,. wrest their cities
from the public thicyes-whetner they can
protect the treasury and ther pockets. The
rogues seem TO be beyond the reach Of law,
and above the iufuence of common opinion.
There Is indeed, but one means of safety
constant vigilance on the part Of those con-
Cerned- Expenditures must be examined.
and honesty and economy enforced. The
specious arguments of the plunlerers must be
cast aside, and themselves cast out and the
citizens must take care, by their own man
agrment Of the polls, that the rogues do not
walk into office again by frauds as great rs
they perPetrated when there No vigilance
committee Is needed. Popular suffrage Is
equal TO the 81 iuatiou: but it must Be popu-
lar-it Will not DO 10 leave the pluderors TO
Do the voting.
, 1875-12-04

PHpTECrNC HIS LyvE.-They were com.
ius down from Saginaw On the boat, and, as
a swell roeked the steamer, the young lady
screamed out and crawled around until she
seized the young mans arm. "PiIler yer
head night heTe, Susan - be exclaimed, pat
ting his heart with cze hand and slipping the
other round Der waist When feller loves
girl IS love you, be could take her On his
back aud swim sLtesn miles IN bee liuo
and tLcn 20 home aI.d -.H- cJ-u til sGul1vn
PIllsr yer head right here, ny love, and If It
rams and halls and thauEsrs blue blazz. don Z
You s4ueal one -Iue.l - " Are we safe -
she trensulou-ly inquired "Sat5 as COW
ned 10 . briyb g9aI ai:.e feet thick, my love
Ju-i lean night over. sA.. sour pe4rly eyes
and feel a. cou-eutel as Il ye set On the top
rail OF the pzstur's fence waitin' for a TN
psldIsr 10 arrive IN sight She pillersl," "
and verybody remark ! tha. be looked Ike
hero.
, 1875-12-04
A DOUBLE DEATH.
I Texas Tragedy line Result OF Girls
TicI,IeneSS and a lovers Desperation.

IRON tie Atlanta Constitution
Dr. SPalding, Of Kimhall, Texas, writing
to his brother, Rev. Dr. spalding, Of this
city, says:
There IS = wealthy farmer living three
miles lelow kimtall, on the wos: side Of the
Brazos River, near Powell Dale Church. Ills
name Is &. ID. Greer. He has several broth
ers living hcre-weaithy influential good cit
iz.us. They cane originally from Georgia.
lie had two daughters Just grown-Miss
Willie, Is years old. and Miss Mamie, 10
both handsome, intelligent, amiable, and be-
loved Iy all who knew them. The oldest
WAS an unusually sweet gil. She always
reminded ne Of Miss Julia B., daughter Of
Judge r J. T., OF Madison, Georgia. She
Joined tie Baptist Church last summer. She
was, IN fact, everything hat a man could
wish a daughter
Abau. twelve months ago. distant rela-
live Of Cap. Gr,er's first wife the girls were
ohilGr Of "a second marriage Robert Simns,
"a young man, 4 s.ocl, raiser, passed through
here on his way TO Colorado, to which plac
he was driving his herds. Stopping among
his relatives. Ii. b.c.m. ,nen,orei with Miss
Greer. Whether they were engaged or not
IS got certainly known She probably loved
h5rn, as Fcihar- any sweet girl, eighteen
wears Of acr. would love = handsome, fear
les. ri,h vorrr man Who ,nioh. court her
love. And vet he feared him. for he had
E;Il.d p man in d.fi,UIrv. 50 il Is said IN
the southwest Part d. Tie State. He went
AWAY however. w,griuo- her rfr,, and She
yc..rirr Lfs. He ken, up q corr.srona,nce
viii, .,.. Of I.r uIcg,- tn whom She seemed
Fl, T.. ,..rv rogcl attached
Ff.L- months ac,c 8, 7,.prg oood-I,otirc
,.Ir ,.o,i.,;. s.Jf r.,i.,.t E,I,i.,,,,-. ,t.r,
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Ihl-''' iir "r' '-i's uI'eT' '"Nfi'H Aef il
tlat .-o The ladi,s irresistible manner for
winch l.. inst f-t,I. Ii,v ra.arra eu,,a,..d
,-.-.-..... -.u.-.4.. = 49,.
VI '',--i
'''' -.''- -'.'i"-! morning. O''o'1I -ou'
Miss Greer came % town 20 make uIHe minor
,,n~,f.,~.a f.r .E. ....rf.r, Her f.-b,r had
,.;rr- Dr
-'-- ''' ''' o-' '''s 10 - '''''' ''' "''N
to return iAat evening. lie Was bringing
hey bridal outfit. Cu the Thursday before
F9b S,mrus had ratgrn.j bavin,, r,crfyrd q
, 1875-12-04

\ SAD LEs-oy.-A few .aa-s ago wc
knew John J. Iark-, tLea q prosperous moT.
chant in san Francisco. He was elected 10
the position of State I4ar5or Commission,
an important position. Thea he was pgs-
sesaei of plenty Of this worlds Goods, AID IL
the prime Of life, bright picture was before
him. But hs could not endure prosperity.
Instead Of pursuing az honorable course of
life, be res5r:ed to 'rirErry. His son, o young
man, joined his father il his Cisgracsiul
career. The y0uug man vas hurr..l 10 his
grave upon the discnv.ry % lis short com
Iag-. The father now Occupies q feI,a' cell
II San Quentin, having ben conveyed thence
Z. tew days ago, after the unsuccessful efforts
Of able counsel 20 regain HI liberty. l. =
said bis health Is falling, and Il Is doubtful
whether his life vIll be spared fyr his term
of seven years i this not a sad lesson May
It not cause 0-hrTs u reflect before they leave
the straight honest cJgrss marked out for
man: The way Of the trlusgrsssyr indeed Il
harl.-C5!7,sq S,al.
, 1875-12-04
A ROMANCE OF THE RAIL.

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81 n0iE.ANGE uF !kE hAILI
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her Ioycr changes her Mind.
They cane into The car at a wayside sta
tion together She was in the lead, a posi-
ton rhe is 10, likely TO surrender as long as
they travel together. 4 tall brunette. with
a sharp face. piercing black eyes, hair black
as ravens wing, a Iorg aquiline nose, with
a mole on the side Of II, mouth the cut Of
which be'okcn,d determination and force
She had passed the shady side Of the teens,
and had climbed to tie apex Of a quarter of
A century. He WIS a guil,,s vonfb over
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'''''' '''''' s",,'" sum-
'"s'7 haa passed. m inn'o' NJ h''o.'G'A'y'
Just released from his mothers apron strings.
Ca linn shs cast loving g!u.cos, aud his face
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~ t'-'."S ''"N 10 Ngr.
The car was crowded, aud eligible seats
mot ,asilv olraiualIe. About the middle IF
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h'me'lf- ihIther the Hrepressitle lady
pressed her way. The scGute Traveller rose,
and with Dncb coprtrsv invited t.r to
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she was seated lie camiy ensconSed himself
upon the vacant half OF the chair. BY his
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'l7 '"' '''. up iis i..''.'' '''S manu- vi
The back o' nc @at' I"ok'" aiItahhSiy On
he ,ace Of h:s fro'gctTeS~, and timidiy around
the -.,~ III. ,y,s .vi5entIv embarrassed and
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"'.' I'' h''o" " D''- 10 '' '''' '''''.''l'- LIE
sharp I"s brunette eyed the ssdaie traveller
Iv Der SIDE wilma sharpness that almost
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i". '"' '1'''.' seemed '''' .'''., ''' ''''N ''
thu scrutiny 20 winch he WAS sutI q q, and
and looked away over the fields through Al,
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lh' brunette c"uid L" fh%"f 'AG-fs -
sae her ctilow beau standing fJrlurn, and
rlu. She aadr,s-rd the .sds,ta traveller. vI.sr
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Thoughts were win Inc "ear ones "' "sii''
% say, srranEer-
..Wrl. say on r,epsrl.d tie -,d...e
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say look here stranger.
"W,H, What have You got to show me : -
s,il IN. s,5,t. r,,, >,
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Stranger want !'" 10 NH'" '"a' 'NIs
young gentleman standing up there Is my
fs!lur."
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have y"" ma A''" LAKE ''''t '' "'i", /
suppose:
&" Vow. vau ius. look here. Stranger tLi,
voun, man +, nav filler. and I'm bound 10
-rr fhat nobody shall impose ou him. You
hear me. Nv, if you had any manners
yog,d lust e.. ri-.Lt up and LET him have
seat bv me"
oh. I am very happy IN vour society.
You cannot imagine how much pleasure It
has given me to furnish YOU q seat where