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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE
AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of The provisions OF
deed Of trnst dated August Z, 1877, executed oy
4. Mcconnell. trrStee &C.. as grantor tnerelu, ana
Of record in the Office OF the County Court or Caro-
line county, in deadlock No: 90, fono tue uus
drrsgned us trustee In said deed at the request OF
the Rank Of Lewisbarg W. Va the e assgR o s OF
sale ut auction, On The goth day OF september.
1876. at the honr Of II on The premises, 5hnt
Caroline county, Va. known IS "Laneora," con-
less). and az Joining the lands Of r. Sizsr I: p.
Spencer, and others. With good DWELLlNMSS MI
HOUSE aud other improvements thereon. The
title to said tract of land is beey.d to be indispu.
table, but, the undersigned will, of course, only
convey as usual, such title as is vested in him bs
said deed. Fl. II. ..t..z- ui..:.r
TERMS :: lash as to so much of the proceeds of
sale rs may be necessary TO discharge the sum OF
S1,2675O With interest thereon at the rate OF six
per cent, per annum from the 7tb of August S72.
until payment, and expenses Of SALE and as to the
residue, upon such terms as the grantor. In Stld
decd may prescribe-or. on his failure to do So then
on III terms said trustee shall see ut to direct
on Said day of sale. ,.-.,.~.. g.
au13 Trustee.
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& 4 b ASIA POWDER--bsst prspa1asiou.
1sg StssanssS tass
Ae.sIo a II p.st Gully ssyase.
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flames RIVER sTEAABOATssIsl.
- ~ gE,sgtss d, COMPANY. ~ 20

flames RIVER sTEAMBOATst7Enh
- 81 gg,isG97F 1, ! COMPANY. ~ assEs
-. 's.'1 ~ SUMMER SCHEDULE 2 1tG -
FOB NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE
PHHADELPBIA,AN NEW YORK, ~
OLD POINT 4SD VI We Psi Sc L,EAU HOTELS
80 hS.ir- ~ 3---,tsi land .Egs 3Tii1SlW
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES River.
/. On and after tn EsDAY, June LIST 1875, this
Com pany's fast and elegant steamer &c HIN SYE-
VHSTkk. Captain j.. A. Posi-, carrying United
States Mall, viii leave wharf, Rockets, for above
named poinls: TIL EsDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at 8 A. NJ L.ilSc SO ~
I! Passengers make sure connections With Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia and, New
u FARE Tow DE L'EAU AND "a
oLp POINT .............!.. 90
E FEE e g sgsseEK ySEY:: s 60
FARE .TOs'NpkEoLK AND BE-
Fare TO baltimore = IS 90 -
SIX kare 20 Philadelphia. s.....I 80 *
Z rare 10 New 12 80 III
Tickets Tor sale on steamers, at CARRIER q Co.'S
Ticket Agency, Main stree, and Exchange HOfel.t
aud baRgage checked tbr0ugh.tgl FrsighI received
daily for Boston, Norfolk. and Portsmouth, and
regular iandtbps on James river front Il. II. To
% Pan. atEeasou able rates Sts $3.50 50 .
Freight for war-landtsgs must be prepaid. y, -
- .,5.s-tl L. b. TATUI, General Agent.
,Cftce: C9mpany's wharf, Recksfs; branch office
atM. DiiHair &c Co.'s, corner ef Ninth and Main
streets. ta3 ~
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z MULES, HORSES, ac...

t1@si ~ MELES, HORSES, &c.@ t1ry II
FIFTY HEAD oF'6 FIRsT.CLAssi M
MILES justarriyed at Iny &RAa2s
stables. and for sale by j. :. WHALEY. Parties
aantipgL glreh1ss will DO welt % give MIN eau
4 = 20 3. JAMES a. ,JoHNsoN,
y. au Cost - 1900 Franz liz stff ct .
sHORSESs FUR aSAEE--AUG UST o.
IL 10, 1S70.--S. p..ARDERy. OF Krp- -
tHeky, bias just arrived &C my stables With su Of
Is. y 81 800 :sssszss .1ssEDMOSDRCSSIETy,
FrsnklIn st-eet between and Ninetsenth,
an 2O.2ts Z 90 .s..
N So ES: Just arrived
ixl al cur ga bles, on asst nnellt, from n
s hi NJ; Ass MILES,
Which VIII sold very III close clos Sst Al
sl EIksT.eLAss, HACKS, BssgGIEs. eee ,,,i .spE
airN ian u ypEaERs ga
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S. CANTON INSIDE LINE.pYss.,tI1s1qsaI
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
: J. RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

I'D Y N .tUE
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
= !, RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
PRLWEEkLY. yEprs ars,f
, On and after OCTOBER ST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner of
Twenty-second and Dock streets, making close con-.
nection each trip at Canton, Nd, tEasr Baltmorel
with the Philadephia, " ilmingtOn, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhilaDelphia. :
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: =
All fre light by this line covered by fire andmarine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged al
Richmond Rates as low IS any other line. This
Is thequckest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. .syg4 - / q.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
'sCanton Inside Line,n aud sent to the Phlladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadei-
pbia. ,tyr,...r#..s ~. ..rtaL,.t.ts...., ,.s.s
FreIghts received daily in Philadelphia and Rich.
InoMd. For farther Information apply to :rfJas
T.. b. TATUM, Agent
...,s~, Offices Twenty-secOnd and Dock streets
49,. 7t''seth and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
@GE J.S.WILSDS, General Freight Agent, -
Pbiadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad!
PHILADELPHIA. -, Ia g.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

croCK OF GROCERIES ~.
AT PRIVATE SALE. -.ssao :
circumstances recurring me to discontinue 6uS-
pess offer for sale privately nv entire stock OF
weII.seicc:ed GROCERttS, which vii! De SOLD as
whole nj n great bargain. If not sold privately.
tne stock Will he sold at auction on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th ut 10 o'clock. Apply 70
'"S PETER O'CONNOE. =
south west corner of Eighteenth and Clay streets.
an op1-2tk
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1Ssf@S
w. a @# COMPANY. .Snznes&s
FOB NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, tSAAC
BELL, RICHMOND. and GEORGE W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY at
hlRb water. rs. ,.s Is #, s.ra -.r*..r. 4
These ships are entirely new, and were built Ell.
pressly for this route. ~ y
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
rooms. ..... tt...@gg .s4s-....t.s3. !;
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed. ..-.sar ~
: Goods shipped by this, line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. $50.
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua'
expenses incurred.
Freigh, received until P. N. daily. 2 100.
For further Information, apply to -.ss.a fsss.,4
GEORGE ", ALLEN 81 CO., Agents.
nv 10 Office COMMANDS Wharyes RncEettA
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NITY PROPERTY FOB FARMS.-M
vi hsye TWO GOOD DWELLINGS-onek III
on Franz, I'm and the other on Grace street, Rich
mond. Va--which desire 10 exchange for one or
two good Virginia farms. For further anfOrma Ion
address ~. ss. GEohGE L. La NH, =.
nu lO.ltx Petersburg. Va.
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.GUMAC WAATED.--,Iepa p: the. highest
~ cash price Cor sUhfAt. in any qusnrtty 1t the
aaRchester fsR TaS3 sunisc Mt!is.ofron rzsIrOad
deD9ls and lapings. or. nc The sumac- and bark
DgIts corner segeRta aud CaEataIreSts.R ichm ond.
Ism 80 : s.sts JOHN, P.sHULST.s
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NEW GooDs-LoW PRICES. d T.

"a MOTHER Lot OF LADiEssa
Ia MISsks,. and GHILDREe'S * y DE
N EE PDRTTIES, hand aud machine ss 80 "A
children: a full Hoe Of asc BOOTS aud s;stS
gentlemen, boy aud youths ME- Az
sATcHELs, Kt ~s.sas.r NJ 4. w. EA1Soss,,
ne F0urth and Broad STR ess.
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business FOR SALE.-An established
ID business at which the present owner has made
n competency. and wishes 10 reure, for sale on lib
:, RICHARDSON q CO., .
an 19.Iw .sg l., &; 1113 s1ain street
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D HILADEL a. RICF-SS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEE.-Untll further notice the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, ard Delaware, for Proyl.
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp vid Red Star and American steamship lines.
and bills of lading sig1ec through.
". P. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
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AMlEsssSslgl ll!l Ygs eossTITTT,sy
gtfIcA or thanK or HOUSE, or r
= AxpHAHRkADB THE kUIIs or v,a.dts5AfEs1
y.,,,,, 49,, = IcsKosD, duiy2s iSs,
rrsHE E0LLOW1HG PROpnsM,o,
~ 1,AaMynMyaDMENTstot be COESTITIjr,nnnLD
sihsIiNlA are published in accordance nsn OF
Clerk OF House Of Delegates and Ksa,eSsR.
Rolls or YlERinfa. 49, s. ne sAseper pfne
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DOR kEST.-Tbat conveniently-lo-s O.
A Gated aud well arranged FAMILY RFSI-EI
DENGf, Nc; 400 Eighth street having beenplt in
house Is in good neighborhood near 10 business,
and yet very retired ana has all modern convent
ences. Apply 70 = JOHNC. WILLIAMS, ~
au IL lw - e at Bank OF Commerce.
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u . K N x w 7 y 4 Il The IxHsF
Il Old Dominion eamship Gompany's seSsSssssssss2
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALLER,
will sail FRIDAY, August 20 b. It O'Clock +. ID.
Freight received until 3 o'clo. X P. NJ, ~. u
Through bills OF Iading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. at ss-.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York. $12; steerage, SO; round.
Trip tickets, 800. j. .i a.
For freight or passage apply to y! a t
G.. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
au st .1 Comp2ny's Wharf. Rockets
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w ANTED, FOUR GOOD STONE
w MA>ONS 10 work on enclosing wall around
the National Cemetery ut Glendale, sixteen miles
below the city. apply between 8 A. Al. and 2 z.
NJ. a.-... j. ID. CHATAIGNE.
au Colts ......ss IL. Ford's HoIel. Re-
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
EOR PHILADELPH %FR
Il The steamer j. ". EYERMAN, <a2aasse
Captain PLATT. will receive freight for the above
port ill FRIDAY the Goth instant, at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington. Del. Providence,
signed through. ! :.2tr ss.t,t E.!r J#E
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
StateroOm. IS. VIZ. PORTGR, Agent, !.
au 1926 "a a. 2425 Dock street
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r HAVE A CERTIFICATE OF SCHO-
l. LARsHIP for full course in the Washington
and Lee University for ten sessions which desire
au o.F&Tu2i* a .@st E5g& Richmond. IN, b.
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BY n. II. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. IL Eleve nth street. ..


RICHARDSON & Co.. AuctionPrrs. au p
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO LOAN $4,000, in sums
w Of $500 10 $1,000. on city improved pro-
perty. Apply 10 PERKINS & BATES.
> Bu coli Tenth and bank streets.
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As-iI LOST STBAKED. AND FOUND. :.
.GTRAIED- SO REV ARD
~ Slrsyed from a1y residence Uednes- ~
day afternoon. i Slh. my large S0kRHL HUhSF,
in good condition, with halter on. The above r, =
ward VIII be paid FOR aIs return or for information
Needing to his recovery 81. l..c j, xq4,r,-g
s-a e41tas Lag IT. WILEY DAVIS, i
- "a t.s1t al }9OS T%eL ty-sey+nth street, or 49,
au20.lt<l e-.t. .@lL b 8 81 Twentieth street.
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w ANTED, a good COOK. to live near
w IIaryle. Apply to PERKINS & BATES,
au Colt Tenth and Bank streets.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

dU IS ITUsIGSs
Sale conducted by E. D. FAcHo, Auctioneer.
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7 n, ruI1RsnAY.sA uguyt 28ih, at II O'clock. We
,Ss5 rail nc frf warsh0uee, corner DOCK SOC
.sarsh streets tae cargo Of the bark RIO, direct
fsssn Rio de 5aneiro, oousisting OF ~ e
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WANEED,f TO PURCHASE FOR
: w CASH A COMFORTABLE HOUSE ON
Church HILL near the First market as can be had,
aud TO co2tain not less than six rooms ns5's,-
- t.'.,$ -. = 'I's' -, e. D.. EACHO,
- 49,. -. !. Real Fstaie Agent. -
act 1887 a@,'' - No. Fhurtseu.h street.
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-a.. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
49, Il WILLIAM,P. CLYDE &c CO.,
nh - No. - South WhQrYes, Philadelphia.
, 1875-01-10

We print this morning Gen SHRDAx's Of
dcid report Of the proceedings at the State
House in New Orleans on the 4th inst. His
account Of the proceedings within the hail is
clear and circuu1stantial, and shows that the
action Of the military throughout was merely
in the interest Of law and order. First, they
were stationed near the building to preserve
the pence. They did not enter until re-
q1asted by committee of Democrats ap-
pointed by Speaker WIZ that they then
entered only to restore order, which being
done they retired They were next invited
By the Governor, at the request Of ffty-two
members Of the Legislature, to protect the
leen1 members from the introduction Of
others who were not legal members. They
performed this duty, and when they had done
this and retired the Democrats left the hall.
He gives it as his opinion that, had not tie
military been present, there would have been
q genera sa1idce of human life. He also
states that he was not II command ct The
time, nor did he take command until TINT
night. He presents the facts so clearly TINT
no cne can question the propEety Of the
action Of the military under the circum-
Stances.
, 1875-01-10

fesslonal thieves whom they could and are
bound to render powerless for evil. The fact
is plainly evident. Boston is no better off
than New York, Chicago, or any other: large
city. The reader will remember the Milford
n. H. bank-robbery, By means of
which some $4,000 worth Of bonds
and negotiable paper was stolen. Boston
detectives we're put upon the track With
every opportunity for unearthing the thieves,
they failed TO do more than obtain clew.
Finally the Directors of the bank became so
thoroughly impressed with the fact that the
Boston police were in league with the rob-
bers, that they compounded felony, gave
reward Of $4,000, and discovered their
property,-thu sustaining loss Of more
than one-third in addition to the expenses
Of paying the detectives, who, as q matter
Of course, got their share Of the re-
ward for not betraying the other thieves.
It has now come to this, that stolen property
can only be recovered by the offer Of re-
ward and pledge not to prosecute.
, 1875-01-10

4 few weeks ago TIE TRIBUNE, in an arti-
c1e upon New York e1tortion, claimed that
the rates charged by the hotels Of that city
we're l:eher than they should be, and had
the esos:. of driving away business when it
could possibly be transacted elsewhere. This
grasping principle is having its legitimate ef-
feet. Fifteen of the largest hotels in the
city haze 632 rooms, accommodating easily
6,o3o guests. 1t present their daily average
is 80 per cent less than their capacity, being
but 1926. Their failure to reduce prices to
their proper figure has already worked to their
detriment, and will continue to injura the
business of the city SO long as they still main-
tain their lofty disdain. They must do one
thing or the other, come down or 60 out Of
business Better accommodations are to
be had in Chicaso for $500 day than in
EsH Tork for S..
, 1875-01-10

A correspondent, whose communication
YVES printed in our last issue, n1luding to the
indecent "Can-Can performances now going
on IN the South and West Divisions, claims
that the dens Of vice known as the variety
theatres are even worse than the former. As
he has visited both places he certainly is in q
position to know. There is but one remedy,
and that Is to shut up the whole batch Of
them They are disgrace to the city and
burning shame to its name and reputation.
as they ere the direct outcome, however, of
the reform C) measures Of thePeople's Party,
which has fraternized, sympathized with, and
defended, the thieves end gamblers Of the
city, and as the Mayor and Police Commis-
sloners See nothing wrong in them, they Will
probably continue to give their diseraceful,
hcentious, and beastly performances without
protest.
, 1875-01-10

Bishop SWEENEY, the Catholic pre1ate Of
St. John, n. g., has set an example to the
clergy Of the diocese to resist the payment Of
their sehool-tax, on the ground that t'No
Catholic citizen can conscientious1y and will
mgly contribute to the support of schools in
which his religion is attacked and insulted +"
The consequence was that some Of the epis-
copm property Was seized and sold at auction
to satisfy the tax of $217.10. Three other
clergymen found themselves similarly situ-
Eted The ground of complaint would be
perfectly reasonable were any disposition
shown to introduce religious teaching into
the schools at all But, so far as is known,
there is no prorocation Of the kind Bishop
swHSESfs co1nplaint, therefore, that the
schools are closed against Catholic children,
falls to the ground, and the refusal to pay
taxes is Qui1otic.
, 1875-01-10
OBJ Gbtragn Wiibu1.e.
Sunday Morning, January 10. 1875.

Atty.-Gen- WILLIAMS Will, in the course OF
\ few days, commence suit against the Cen
fa1 Pacific Railroad for $1,s3G, ,G35, and
against the Union Pacific for $l,o4o, 600, and
against other roads smaller SUMS, aggregating
k3, $50, 600. The demand for these SUMS is
based upon IN oct Of Congress requiring an
,nnuh report of their earnings to the Secre-
tary of the Interior, together with tho pay
nent by them Of per cent Of their net earn-
ings to the Government. These provisions
have been ignored, and hence the suits. The
day OF grace has expired, and Nr. WILLIAMS
Will commence suit forthwith. It is just pos
nble that the roads, having disposed of their
net earnings to individuals, will feel disin-
clined to pay over their SHIRE to the Govern
ment.
, 1875-01-10

man who employed linn. Both are principals.
It is established by incontestabla proof that
this money Was p1aced in the hands
of IRWIN, to be nsed at Washington
to procure this legislation. He employed
PARSONS, KING, and ScHuMARER to assist
him, aid placed money in their hands to be
used by them in procuring the passage Of
the bill He employed others, and refuses
to give their names, or the names Of any to
whom no paid money. PARSONS pleads that
he was sn attorney" SoHuMAKEn does
the same. Goth refuse to tell what they did
with the money. Thay, being members of
Congress, are privileged from arrest. KING
cannot be found. InwH refuses to answer,
and is put IN Jail, where he will be kept,
unless he sooner answer, until the e1pira-
ton of Congress on the 4th of March nezt.
The next Congress can then take up the case
and put him i. prison until the 4th OF March,
1877. We that trust this will be done, and
that no plea Of bud health will avail to re-
lease this scoundrel more than any other
rascal charged with crime.
Bribery is the evil which contaminates the
legislation Of Congress. It is Incidental. to
and inseparable from the business Of sub
sides. Here is company, in the receipt
Of an animal subsidy Of $500, 900, that paid
out $715o, 600 cash to purchase an increase of
that subsidy to $1,oo0,0oo year for ten
years. They purchased q gratnity Of So, ,0O0,-
600 by the expenditure of $750, ,0o0, and every
body concerned in the transaction, principals
and attorneys, as well as the recipients Of the
money, was guilty of a crime against the law,
against public morality, and against. the
honor and credit Of Congress, and should be
exposed and punished therefor.
, 1875-01-10

ant; for the defendant .had no peculiar ettrno
tons, and his loss in matrimonial sense conIf
only be her gain. The only point that could
be possibly construed in the way Of setiment
alism WIS that Miss Ross WIS an orphan
but then an orphan Of 81, whose travels span
continent, and whose experience embraces
q FAScHEn, scarcely appeals to the senf,
mental weakness of jury Hera was 3
zeach-of.promise case, therefore, that cana
to trial on its genuine merits. As the counsel
for the fair complainant apty remarked :
It was simply for the jury to determine
whetheror not there was breach Of promise.
and. if not, whether FANcHKR hadn't had
$4,000 worth of fun. The jury thought he
had We doubt this, but still We think the
verdict a fair one, AS fair Us the complainant
in one sense and Us the defendant in another
As rule, We have no faith in breach-of.
promise cases. They are, generally speaking,
a species Of blacknai1, creditable neither u
the comp1ainants nor their attorneys. But
We regard this case rs an exception. Willis
we do not believe that blighted affections can
be restored with money, nor outraged feelings
soothed with greenbeck-p -plasters, We ere hon.
est1y convinced that hlr. FAxcHzR ought to ba
made to pay $40, 900, and that Miss Ross has
earned her money,-that is, what she shall re-
ceive Of it after paying lawyers fees,
costs Of appeal, reversal of verdict,
new trial, etc. The relations Of Rosa
ard F4ScaER were peculiar. Ross WAS poor.
FAScREa rich. FAxcHEa evidently found
some sort of qualification in sitting On
a sofa with his arms wound around Ross, and
he never gave u qusd pro quo. It will
not do to say that Ross had compensation in
the privilege Of winding her ar1ns about
FANcHER, because nobody who has read d
FAscHEE will admit there was any pleasurein in
this. Then FAScRER took Ross and travelled
across the continent. They entered tha
sleeping car and occupied the same state
room. They stopped over at Salt Lake and
slept in the same apartment. They travelled
together as man and wife, which they ce--
tain1y ought to have been under these
Yet FANcHER, with his
:s2Go, 200, required Ross, without cent, to
pay her share Of the cooperative travelling
expenses. As she had not the money to Set
tie up day By day for her share Of the sa1e
room, her proportion Of the sleeping-car
berth, or her part Of the breakfast, this PRE-
cious old deceiver made her put up her rings
md watch rs pledges that he should be reim-
bursed at some future time.- We cite this as
a specimen Of combined meanness and "crss-
edness" that defes rivalry, If $4,000 viii
repay Miss Ross for exhibiting herself before
he public, and playing the part in private,
IT wife to such man, We say that 81 /:
July entitled TO it, and that the verdict is
ust one, which ought to stand.