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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

IuF Ns, NlIu Iul GAM LlG AND THE ORGAN
Dg>uaE-rI,Y TmI TUNE AGAIN.
from the Detro; Free Press.
Yesterday a hand orsanist sat down before
20 house 30 Congress street and began to turn
uat -aet. melodies hut the first tune hadn't
i,.u tli~hcl when an odd-looking man
about G.tv-year> old. having a game leg and
a general iJl.9rn look. came along and halt
ci iu front of the Italian
Vow, that Is sweet 80 he said after a mo-
meut. carries me right back to the DAYS
when me and Hammer sat on the hind sto0p
and >quozr hands and told our love"
Opera muzeck," replied the Italian,
smiling at lhe enthusiasm of his audience.
"Nal. now. but it touches me right
here, continued the man with the game leg.
laying bis hand on his heart. Il haven't
iet~o much Ike erwin for fourteen wear,
before Seems zit heard angels bulzing
around in the air
lie rested his game Lex on a horse block,
folded bis arms, and his look and attitude
were tiat Of man whose heart was filed
with SAD thoughts and painful memories.
Just as the tears were starting to bis ewes
the organlSJ moved the stop, increased The
speed, and "Clitaiu links was Incrrily
ratified OIL
claimed and rho ban5Ic boi,,,+ nd c,-1r
rc,oIati,n- when c man with tbr '',', o.uo ', i,
began to smile. Then he pushed his hat
over ou the side of hi, head Then he hitch
cd lp his trousers snilel .,,u,. more arJ ey-
claimed
.Bv rurn iril,t ere ti,o, I,,, inst mako
me b5u aIl aver zee
Good mpzeel, rs,,,,ej ti.. It,li,p
..Gn,d \Ybv tl,. ,Iarpcj t7,, + I.eo,o,-
IvtI believe iii was dyin- If would Stand
mo. ., .,,,l IA ..;,,, l,;1l;-, 1ll,- .r n,
uer was alive and c,nl3 bc,r tboti'.
H., ster,,s3 ,,,- .r;, ,, ~ L,r5. AMI
then walfiIcl mn and down tbe 0scs his
.,.,me lg, f,,.,.i,, ,ro,,oj lilo - -. I'll.
rr hard oni bis bo,rse ynire Iawlin.,
U.u, -. 1.-l..
iler 'os. nlr,des.
WhiI, he was doing his level hest fine
musician touched the stop again. and the
,,,., rJ..,,..oI I'm ~, a., l,lr1,. A., T;rcJ
Vow
"Art that sootbes me. that does zee said
tLe.orl man "a. he s,t d,un an tbe horse
bIock. That's snntbin' more to touch the
heart and make me think of nv p,1r Han
uer t''
"Nary sweet mu-z.ek.'' remarked the
Italian.
">wcetl Grclt skies but its melting :
I've known that tune for long timo. but |
never could sipr it without weepinr. fl
had million of dollars I'd blya hand orsan
and rlav that time STRAIGHT alone for six
m5uth, without stoppin, the crank -
lie mt his hand. over his face and appear-
el agitated. and the Italian didn't seem to
care whether he collected a cent or not. lie
ground the tune out. touched the stop. and
remarked
Vary gran-ie mu-zeek dis timc-ha q"
And Yankee Doodle" rolled from the
little square box ike shcct-lishtning sliding
down the side of A havstack
Great Concord i'' yelled the man with
a game leg as the tune reached doodle
Dandy ..boIi ON a minnie till / Get This L..
under me Thar-let her come now
Wboosle p,o5l, doo5t, doc,
Iii, sly, doodle dandy
And he learcd around. slammed the Italian
on the back. threw hi. hat on the walk. and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

The ISLAND PoND CONTROVERSY SETTLED
Secretary Bristow refuses to reverse his
decision in regard to the customs troubles
at Island Pond, rendered a few weeks since.
supporting Gen. Wells construction Of the
law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28
Csrrntb the yinel,nd IN. J) editor VIII

Carruth. the yinellnd IN. J.) editor who
was shot through the head by Lands, still
lives, and may recover. Ills homeopathic
doctors. who were called to the exclusion OF
one of the most celebrated surgeons of Phil
adelphia. have given him but one medicine
from the beginning, administering arnlea
internally to prevent Inflammation. The
ball is supposed to have lodged near the
eye. upon the skull, and should II become
encysted. there is hope that the patient may
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

THE AANSEE's lloRsF.-A Yankee who was
travelling through Kentucky had fine
horse, and no money. lie had taught the
animal to lie down or SIT on his haunchc,
when the bride was pulled pretty hard
Our traveller saw no way of repleni>hng
his purse but by selling his horse, and this
he resolved to DO the first opportunity. ~
he was going slowly along. he saw a hunter
at some distance from the road, whom he
rode up 10 and accostel. In the course OF
the conversation, he told the latter that he
had an invaluable horse to sell-a horse that
would act precisely likes setter when he was
in the vicinity Of game. Casting his eyes
around, at the time discovering some fresh
rabbit tracks, he gave the bride Jerk
The docilc quadrnped Immediately lay
down.
There are some rabbits here. said the
rider II know by his ears.
The kentuckian, curious to test the re
puted Sagacity of the horse, searched around
and sure enough, started three or four rab-
bits. lie was greately surprised but the
Yankee took the affair as a matter Of course.
To make a long story short. the wonderful
horse changed hands on the spot, $500 being
the consideration. His new owner mounted
him, and with characteristic hospitality, the
Yankee agreed TO accompany him home.
Judge Of the kentuckian's dismav when. on
pulling the bride in the middle Of the river
his steed subsided in the running waters a>
if he were hippopotamus.
''liow Is this - he roagcd oat, nothing
but his head visible.
The Yankee, VINO was mounted ON the
hunters other horse, was not Disconnected
in the least, but replied, eoolly;
ooh, forgot to tell you he is as good fol
fish as be is Tor rabbits - once lVeek.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

The Rev. Ii. K. Haweis, a weil-known
clergyman of London, recently preached
sermon on Messrs. Moody and Sankey, ex-
planning their success in this way The
secret of their success is this-theIr message
is wanted. They represent roughly the re-
coil of the human conscience from the teach
ing of Bradlaugh, the agnosticism OF
science. the materlalism of much modern
philosophy. The revival atmosphere
throughout Englani was ready for them.
When the cannon is loaded and the match
lighted, it doesn't matter who fires it OIL
any Moody and Sankey will do"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

Concerning matters Revolutionary, the
Salem (Massachusetts) Ga=ette is giving its
readers some interesting extracts from It's
files of hundred years ago, such as the fol-
lowing;
Died, at Marblehead. April 10. in the
fifty-sixth year of her age, Mrs. Mary Nick,
wife of Mr.. William Nick. She was the
eldest of six twin children. With relation
to her family and to a former minister In
that town there is the following curious
anecdote A twin had twins. twins carried
out twins, a twin held up twins, and a twin
baptized them, on the first day OF the week.
on the first day of the month. and on the
first day of the year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

The "mania " is raging to that extent
tha. parties travelling in the cars turn two
seats facing each other aud SPELL"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

MIR Barns thinks that all of this could be re-
trenched. but at least one-hals-a sun, equal
10 The phole faraiion Of the Kingdom could
be saved without much diminution IN the
happiness of the people. and with great
Improvement in its morale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

lIcAL ErITArH.-At the recent gradG-
ating exercises of the Columbia Law School
of New York city. the provcrbial "sharp
practitioner WAS transiixcd in some sharp
words If the truth were told of some
lawyers, ' said Prof Dwight, their epitaph
would read Here lies, who for fifty
wears was an expert in legal iinesSe. outwiI-
ting his adversaIies ,hoodwinking his clients,
and making use Of confidential communica-
tions for hiS own advantage. lie entered
hundreds Of snap judgments and abounded
IN legal adviccs submitting TO many rcbukcs
from the court with becoming composure,
making no rash reply and refraining from
any expression that wOnld interfere with the
future performance Of similar acts. lie
amassed large fortune and died. His
gratlhed heirs have erected this monument
To suggest to those of his generation that
never knew him that hc once lived, though
those who have experienced hi, layors will
not fail to remember him To such an epi-
taph a. this, who would be bold enough to
to add And of such is the kingdom of
Heaven. Laughter and applause.
The inconsistencies in our orthography are
something fearful to contemplate. T-o-n-g-u-e
spells - tongue. = and the man that first
spelled it 50 should have been hongue
Ache spells " ache and THAT'S all you
can maehe out of it. Eight spells
eight no matter how you depreceight
the idea and that a-i-s-l-e should smell
AISLE and f-e-i-g-n " feign" is enough
to make anybody smaisle, if the effort were
not too peignful.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

Rev. DR.. Bartol, Of Boston preached
sermon on " Monsters" Sunday, apropos
of the Jesse Pomeroy case, in which he
said :. II we would have no monsters
about u in the community, let not IDIOTS
or insane pair, or scrolulous or consump-
tiyes, those soaked in alcohol OF conceived
in lust. entering the world disease d i'll body
or mind. or oyerweighted with any propen-
sity or passion, be allowed to marry, any
more than VIC would have nursery for
wolves and bears or cultivate poisonous ivy,
deadly night-shade or apPle-iern in the en-
closures of our houses. our yards and fields.
Society, by righteous custom. II not by
statute law. has right 10 prevent, to Tor
bid. the multiplication of monstrOus speci-
mems OF humanity. That mewling pa king,
drooling. wailing baby ought not to exist !;
1t Is no blessing, but a curse OF nature and
God on the misdoing OF men and women.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

4 PRECocIOUs AND WONDERFUL MATHENA-
TIcIAN.-West Troy has genuine senSa-
tiOn in the person Of little girl, aged six,
who is proving herself to be one Of the
readiest reckOners in the country. She has
never attended school but two weeks, appa-
rently does not know one figure from an
other. and ye: solves pulling arithmetical
questions with marvellous rapItIty and ae-
curacy The Troy Wing has the following
in regard to her Her father first observed
her genius in this direction by the remarKa-
bic aptneSs she displayed IN reckoning how
much the various articles amounted TO when
she was sent to the store to purchase. Alter
satisfying himself of her wonderful pruh-
cheney in mathematical computation. lie re
lated the circumstances to others, and the
child was subjected to a rigid examination
in the presence of several citizens. y clerk
in Glass drug store asked her several sim
pie questions which she readily answered.
lie then asked, How much i times
79?" She replied, - won't tell" lie
then inquired how much times 90, twice
30. and four times Is were, all of which she
answered correctly and promptly She
then said she would tell him how much 1
times - was. which she did. lie and Others
then endeayored to puzzle her by propound-
Ing difficult mathematical pr-blems. but
signally failed. They pretended that some
OF her replies were wrong, but she adhered
to them tenaeiously, and could not he cor
yinced that she was mistaken. which, IN
/ fact. she was not. 1t seemed perfectly n1-
/ tural for her to reckon, and she apparently
| exercises no thought in making her replies.
| When We consider her extreme youth, and
/ the tact that she has no education, the case
of this child may well come under the head
of wonderful psychological phenomena.
| Her father repeatedly asked her how She
could reckon so readily, but for some time
She declined to tell. Finally she answered
very impressively. - God tells me. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

Mr.. Dawson Burns sends to the London
Times a remarkable statement as to the
amount cf money which the people Of the
United Kingdom spend on their drink
They bought last year 20 2D5 3O6 gallons ot
alcohol in distilled spirits, : 592 ESQ in for
eign wines, 81 ,G9J 800 IN malt liquors, and
e50, 900 in cider, perry, and British wines,
the amounts given bsing in alcohol. not in
liquor. For this quantity. all Of which.
except the alcohol IN malt liquor, may be
taken to be either mere waste or luxury,
thev maid in 1874:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

At the anniversary OF the National TEN
perance Sjeiety, in New York, recently,
the veteran John B. Cough made one
OF his brilliant addresses, and there
were several other speakers of eminenee be
fore the meeting. The record Of the work
OF the Society greatly encourages its
friends. Reliance * especially placed on
the spread of intelligence on temperance
topics ny means Of the printing press and
the publications OF the Society, which
have been distributed far and wide dur
ing the past year, exceed 2I5 900 900
Da0ps
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

Il am in this midnight hour. 10 tie same hotel
and in the same roual wherein ou aui were guar
tered eleven aud half years a-o ON our Wedding
tour What a history those ycsrs urio4d I" our
backward gaze Gray ha.rs have stolen upon us
since then
Gray hairs Bessie Turner said he talked
about gray hairs in December. $50, and he
came back To the stand, and lifting his hand
in the presence Of Almighty God, sail - |
had no gray hairs then What was he
writing about, then, in lN61
10 be continued
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

MY DEAR HUSBAND Ny heart sorrows to-
nj sht for my loss IN the death O Mrs klNott. Pity
dear mother, one alter one 90 he- friends leave
her. Minister 10 her, If you can. my darling. Oh,
doar Theodore, may not pers 1ate you to love the
Lord Jesus Christ, Do not let this cntreaiy
TRANCE more, Tor my pillow OFT is wet with tears
that We may come into sympathy n our religious
natures. DO have patience vita me, for a. the
time remains 10 Us feel as though NY heart would
break u did not SPEAK 20 you-not tlat am right
in any sense and you are wTon<; God forbid but
not one Ia ieel.a-, and u = tGplss bic ;Ur
me TO be Indifferent, especially while tod b-csse-
Inc with dear children
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

We are now the wanderers in the dusk and gloom
He the one that's waiting in the happy home
From his upper window, though We may not see
Hes watching, U my babies. tu welcome you and
me- HIrper's Magazine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

TWO REMARKABLE STORIES FROM SEyADA-A
BADLY INJURED MAN LIVES TWO MONTHS ON
RAW BEAR-MEAr-SNow As \ MEDICINAL
AGENT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-28

81 couple You with the Saviour Of mankind. nor
do ! consider it one whit rreverent, s. man bowed
down with grief for my sins"
That, perhaps, referred to adultery with
0vington. or adultery with DR.. Dunham. or
turning to Mr.. Evartsl who are the others ?
These were her sins. This man is so like
the Saviour that he is bowed down with
, 1875-04-13

dnv, was recoualdercd, agaln lost, roconsidcycd.
and lid gu the table.
fIo,,sc bill 1884, to amend tho charter OF tmIsv
Citv, wxa taken from tho tAbIo AMI psasti.
Tho substitute for tho House 1oi-t-Ecsoluttan
No. 1t, relative to tho railroad hrldge hcrvss Il.
Josephts hhtbor, Was taken from tho tan,o aad
passed.
Senate bill 2o3. to detach Tho Township Of CIcou
from Wexford County Ind attach II to Manistce,
Was taken from Tho table and 1okt.
House Lii 900, to amend tho charter Of rort
lilrnn. wah reported fasorAbly, tho rules sus-
tcndcd. and tic b,.i pas.et.
IIoHso bill! to Incorporate tho Village OF
GaBeuovia WAS reported farosably, this rules
husponded, and the bill paased.
llouse b!t 237, relative to tho formation OF CO.
operative associations, was tnkou flon the table
ant! paased.
Tho House. In Committee Of tho Whole, struck
ont NIL after tue onacsiug clause Ut House bill
~, for the foca! taxation Of Taiiroad property.
House bill 78, 10 an1ond tho act 10 ascertain
ths annual corral products of the Rtate. met tho
aame desperation.
EVENING BEssioS.
Tonight the Spfclal Committee OF Five IN tho
House ou the liquor trhtic reported bills 10 tar
and regulate Tho liquor traffic. Ths taxcB pro-
posed are 10 be graduated hccording 10 popul.-
tion. Tho bills wofo o,dered printed. 4aJ Mefa
Temporarily tabled. The Committee Of tho nov
Apportlobnent wero instructed to uko II. GoD pop
uatlen ~ the basls Tho remainder OF tho eyot,-
ing WAS occupied In Committee Of the Whole on
the gcuarA order.
, 1875-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,

DIR. Schencl;'s Standard Remedies.
Tho standard remedies or all l.oaa,s Of thu lnuss arc
scasnek't rulmoalc Syrup 6chanek's Sea Weed Tonic
md schoncks aaato Pi!a. and, II takon bosors tho
luacs IRA daatEvycd. tpocdy euro II edccted.
10 tha1o three nedlcnos Dr.. j. u. Sehuuck Of Ths.
dslpha his unr.aled sueooss In tho treatment Of
pulmonary dscalss.
Tho Pulansc Syrup rpons tho morbid matte, in the
lungi natufo throNt 1t od bJ for
Whta tho phseGnl matas ~ tips &Lcnt cough win
thran od, Tho psgut has rest and tho lungs begin to
heal.
TO enable tbs futtnonto Syrup 10 d. this Beheneka
Mandrake rils and Scheucks Sea Wced Tonic ,nus: a
fsss usad 10 cleanse tho stomach and liver Scacnca
Mandrake Pills tho sat, removing all oastsuc.
tous Tsas the xa11 b!addsE, tho bile Aass ffsoy, and
tho ltSar II sooa Fo1lntad.
Sehcnek's Sea Weed Tonie IL cente stt,anlant and
stFssa: tha aiia oF which It Il composed With
tbs fvod and souna. It ks1sa tho digoson by
tonus tbs stomach to healthy condition That tae
food aud tbs Pumon!o Syrup will maEe good sood thoa
tbs luuEs hoal and tbs patient will surely got no
Il taken 10 prevent fresh cold.
All who With 10 consult Dr. Schtnek. aishor personally
by lscf. do At his principal oce cosnes Of
6l1lh md Asch'sts.. Philadelphia, oresJ Atouaay.
6ehcacka medicines rotd by III druRssts through
out tho Country.
, 1875-04-13

MICHIGAN.
t@HfY4r

Special Dsspdteh 10 TA* Chtcdoe Iftaunt.
LANSING. stIch., April 12,-In tue Houao TO-
day Postets bill proposing to aboisl, the system
OF collecting specific taxes from railroads, and
Introduce q system OF allowing municipalities
along tho lnes 10 collect taxoa on thoir property
~ oa ordinary property, was defoated, and Will
uct bs heard OF again duiing this session.
Tte House, In Committee OF the Whole de-
voted large part .of the afternoon to tho con-
aidefstlon Of q bill codifying and rowling the
laws relating to tho 6tass Prison. Tho chief
officer IL 10 be known aa = Waraor, and
tue Committee dxod hts salary a. $1,000
per apnum. with house rent. provisions, fuel,
ltghta, etc. A comploto corps oi officers &ro
provided. Oonvtcts, for good behavior and ia.
dustEy, arc to receive lnrge allowance Of good
time and 10 per cent Of the yalue Of ttsir work.
Tho BILL - agreed to by tho Committee. Will
probably pass.
PROCEEDINGS or TIE sEaA1E.
The House blll to prevent tho 6estIug Of guns
waa passed.
Tue Committee On tho Agricultural College
reported IN detail tho estimate OF expenses Of
tho college for 1875 and 1876.
Tue bill authorizing the CITY OF Lansing to
borrow money to pay Judgment. was reported
Tho senAto refused to insist upon its amend
uaent to the jackson charter, and refused to re-
cade, aud tbs bill w4s tabled.
Mr. uFousel lresdnted remoustsaucs from D,
Q. lio!oEook and foTty.Ave oshsr nlombesa oi tue
Detroit Bar against the scpaal Of tho sot allow
ing tho appointment OF Special Commissioners
in chRncaly cssea.
6enAle bill 2l0, to amond Sec. 7.487 Of the
COUPLED Laws relative to divorce, was taxeu
from the tablo aud passed.
Sonata bull l3l, to ostRbsh State House Of
Correction 10 The Saginaw Valley. va saksn from
tho tablo aud lote.
uous4 blu 9ss, 10 psy msn end boys Of tn
Lsgtklatate from ~ Upper PsAiaebl4 ~ ~
, 1875-04-13
LOUISIANA.

LOUISVILLE. April l2.-Tllo Courier -Journdi
special from Eeu Orleans Tonight aays that, In
compliance with 4 call Of Speaker Wiitz, some
sixty Conservative membe,H Of tho Lcgts-
1ature met in caucns this afternoon to
consider tho proposed Withdrawal OF Wlltz
tn favor Of aono ono leaa Objectionable to the
Radical members. Tho correspondent earB that
the movement Is asroug and ACTIVELY urgol. but
that Wlltz will not withdraw. II /. thought
nke1y that tile Wheeiesadtussmsut will bs asrs-
GUS obstacle IL tho present deadlock.
, 1875-04-13
BILLIARDS..
Opening Games of the Crane
Tournament,
Defeat ot Rhincs by Miller, Of New
Orleans.
Programme for To.Dny.--The Rules.

UrleanH.
Programme for To.Day.--The Rules.
Tho tournament for tho championship OF tho
North and Southwestern States heEau Ian. night
ia tho hall fltted up for tic OCCASION By tho ].
II. brunswick Il Balke Company 1t tner bill-
iard table warerooms, Nos. II md ~ State
Rtreet. The place was supplied with chairs, sue
cesstvety raised III amphithcatre htyle, which
furnished seating capacity for nearly GOO people.
The Beats Horo arranged In such FER
fect manucr that good view Of the game
could bs obtaned from evory part Of tic
room. Tho aparlmen: was weli-l,ghted, aud on
the whole afforded M pleasant accommodations
ls any billiard tournament hero has enjoyed.
The hall was dIed Notwithstanding the stormy
weather.
utEES-NiL.ER.
Tic first game was between "Dump' Rhit,es
aud uenry Miller Of New Orleans. Peter Snyder,
tho permanent referee. oiciaied in that capacity.
Miller won The iay-oY, and started out eth d
run Of 10. Tho game. however, tsom this
initial spurt Waa Glow md not especial
ty interesting; cipLe:s and Email single
numbers wcr0 Tho rn1o until the t.,irtsou.h
=
| standing tAen 53 to "Dumpa ., tho latter hay-
ing douo little moro than sctro blankH iu oyery
!nninR. dump put III very psottz piece OF
wosR IL IT, the ninetoenth lnnlng. soneshat 70 o.
| OF Ia . worry promising position By frcozs.
Miller turned hla itse l0o ID tho twentieth !n-
ming With run Of 20; the ean,o staudiug. Miller
lo4. Rinnes IS. Tno latter holEcd htm.olf to
another iiuo run Ct 81 in hls l,tff Of the
aano inning, leaving tho bflls togother
for Miller, who improved lho position TO
tho e.tqnt Of 90, kecriug tho balls
a'o Of so ting vel ege!es l At ,e lower sa!
fto ,apc rest n. al tno gaa Nv ~ y aGs ~.
Thirty. third inning. Miller payod d good. ltealy
game, counting aonetlin2 nearly cvrry inning.
uis rouud~the.taole plays were much applandcd-
The following Is tue Bcols:
~ 1faIly ! Il, Il d. : T. y; E:o'
nissass, Is,,,xr.1i' IN a,noa o,,on.,1c,, n
ST. ~ y = y y 'NSF'
a' Of s'' 0as ast%aaao,os sss .sa ssa."'a minutes
asne as s. ssa sSasfa FSe Mss fsS' sh'T * S' Il; t.
SI1nw vo1, thp bank and tonk lin ,y}ite hall.
sco,,ng from t!le }ay-off, but tho sutsoqu.ut
l.alt-dozca ,nuluss wcso marked nriuc,,,allv by
sipbers On both aiiss, Shaw nuit liz f5ol,S,
aid settitd d5wn 20 business In the fourteenth
inning making 4 rstn of o. by 4 brilliant serea
Of a,sw and POSITION shots, ty WHICH o eot tIo
balls together ut the lload Of tue table.
lh3{aaeioti failed 10 do apytAiue Tor himself Of
much account until tho twentieth inning when.
uo sa .fS.ad a 1 o ho
table, aud worked them for 3l billiards. making
many fno playa, Which wero much anplaudoj.
Tho score than stood, Shaw. Of; Maccioli. bB.
Bhaw went past bis Arst string ID the twenty
half OF ths ir,nlug he d,epiaved aomo yerY ueau.
ti(ut uursing. making 81 aftpr eating tlio batIs
, 1875-04-13

Honso to rood humor. On bis closing. ~itl, tho
bono TINT tho listIo HtrItcs TINT had hero oc-
cured woud eli bc foI0ottes.. aud thnt ffaiosnsl
fenl!nra would bo restored, 10 WAS greeted With
chccrs from both s,tlcH. Shortly sftrr, the
iIonse adjourned. Tho scnato vaa not in ses"
alon.