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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-01
THIGH CONsFABLE's SALE.

THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE. -
i Will sell at public auction on MONDAY MUM
ING the Sd day OF May. 1875, at 10 o'clock at
No. $50 Broad street tMuson Doree), the following
property, to satisfy dstress-warrant In my hands
in favor of Theodore Frick rs. Nathan Williams:
BAR COUNTER, SHELVING and BOTTLES
TABLES, MIRRORS, CHAIRS, ... ....1 as.
CAsroRs, SHOWCASE, SOFAS, .a--!
PICTURES, WAsHsTANDs, 'if -@' 81
BEDsTEADs, BEDDING,
BUREAUS. PRESS, .,..,.
STOVE. CURTAINS. sc. $780,. -,....,..f.s.,-
TERMS: Cash. A. B. DUEsBERRI, .t
my1 High Constable City Of Richmond.
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ap Z9-tds
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

n,HREE ATTRACTIVE AND BEAUTI-
4 FIJI, BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED on THE
SOsIH SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN
HANCOCK AND GRAHAM STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION We shah lat the request OF
the owner) offrr for sale by public auction, ~" the
premises. on FRIDAY. 7th day of May, 1875, at
O'Clock T. NJ, those DE- SIR GLE Lon , located
as abo:e described fronting each 33l1 by $50 feet
Terms OF SALE will be very liberal.
' LYME Il BROTHER, Auctioneers.
nv 1867 .-...-.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOG Main street.
A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
n ATTHp SOUTHWEST CORNER uF CLAY
AND MA OLSON SHEETS FOR SALE AZ Az.
1lON.-On THURSDAY. 9Th Of May, 1876 Mt ~
O'Clock p. NJ. we will sell ut auction on the prelb-
ises, The BRICK DWELLING siiuated rs nroYe.
recently painted. and In good repair, CONTAINING
seven rooms: kitchen with two roonsi gas anu
water. Lot 80 by 1862 feet 10 an nlley:
TRIMS: 0ne-fourth cash: residue at four, e'ght,
and twelve months with interest ADDED and secured
by a deed Of trust. a ~ III
mv1 =. Il - -" -. Auctioneers.
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" BY Goddln, Warren &Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
L-.-i 4 IlO6 Main street 49,.

FRAME DWELLING AT THE SOUTH
/ WEST CORNER OF CLAY, AND SMITH
STREETS FOR SALE AT oAuCTloG,:.L1aon,1
THURSDAY. 9Th day OF Hay. 1S75.at o o,clo ,s.
p NJ we wild sell at auction. on ahe premises, The
FRAME DWELLING si,usted as above. contaisn IN,
ing SIX rooms; Kitchen with two rooms; iot 10Y
TkRMs: One fourth cash: residue at four, eiRht,
and twelve months With interest added ana secured
~ . ' ue' w. GoDDIN, WARREN & CO., 'G
d. mv1 AuctioneeIs.
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OST. somewhere between Fourth and
IL Twelfth streets. u COPY OF THE SETTLE.
MENT OF AN ESTATE: ANY person hnhine me
Dispdtch office and receive many thanks. my IL
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7 ANDS.-I have for sale q large number Of
IL trst-cass ESTATES with suendid improve
ments ind large and small FARMS with a. with
OUT buildings In almost every section of The state.
Many of the large estates are situated on the james
and other rivers, ana many OF the small! farms lie
near the city. GEORGE NJ DkEN IA.
an l.lm* a .~.. F.. 1014 Main street.
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] BY j. L. Apperson,

hCII ESLatE AEeUL IIIU aUClIOIICtf.
DEER.PUMP, BAR.FTXrURES, 60,
=" Planet Saloon" under the National Bank Of Ytr-
GINA, on WEDNESDAY 5th May, 1875, at I2
O'Clock NJ, The BAR. FIXTURES. Bt.Ek-PUNr,
CANTERS, &c, &c. lately used In tile saloon,
and making quite IN outfit for the bushes
TERMS: Cash. t j. l.. APPERSOS, Il.
ap 80 e. '1s '-s'- Real Estate Anc!ioneer.
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L0sr. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

OsT, A BUNCH OF KEYS, on Broad,
i Adams, Main. or Eighth street. The hnder
Will confer great favor and get reward oy IeaV-
ing them Mt the rooms OF Christian Associatioh'
IL
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FERTTLIzER..

old GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
OGUANO.--We offer Tor sale the small portion
remaining Of this truly valuable G uANO. Plant
ers and others are asspeed that this GUAHO ts
undoubtedly the last Of the supply formerly drawn
In large quantities from the Chincha Islands
fe24-3m SEDDpG II RRCCEs
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BY Lyme s Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, 1912 Main street.

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE
T. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON LOUISIANA
AND ORLEANS STREETS, ADJOINI< G THE
PROPERTY OF JOHN r. ROSsIEUX AND
JAMES HARTLY, IN ROCKET s, FOX SALE
AT AUCTION VIII he sold at public auction. on
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, 9Th day OF May,
1875, ut O'Clock P. NJ. in the order namsd-irst,
THREE LOTS ON the east line OF Louisiana street
between Fifth and sixth streets, fronting each
about "a feet On one OF the lots there is large
BRICK DWELLING. containing about eight
rooms, with kitchen. &c. Also, FOUR LOTS
"a feet 4 inches. SO feet and 81 tee, ! inch.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourlh cash; residue at
six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added aud title TO be retained until
same are paid and conveyance ordered by the
court = - LYME & BROTHER,
an 90 AucuoneerS.
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BY Richardson l. Co.,
Real Estate Agents ard Anctionecrs,
lib Main street.

At PRIVATE SALE.-I offer ut an
N private saIe my RFSIDr nee, No. 624 III
seventh street. The dwelling Is large and commo-
dlous: three stories with flushed basement. Ihe
LOT Is SO feet front with depth OF 1872 feet 49,,
TERMS Accommodating.
Apply upon The premises, or Of the Subscriber at
1O0I Main street. &. GENNkT.
IN 00-2w
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NOFICE OF RETIREMENT FROM
IN SELDOM i BRUCE.-JAME- A.. Seldom
this ith day or April 1878 Tetires from the irn
OF sEpnos BRUCE, hsSiog ,ran'i {; OH his
LIkM G. SEt'DON. wins, with his other partner,
Dir. THOMAS 8. BRUCE, will enlarge the SCOPE
OF their past business, aud under the same name
ana style Of seldom 3 BRUCE carry on, al The
same stand. a GENERAL GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS.
AL the transactions of the old hrm viii be kept
separate, closed, and quidated AT maturity by the
new concern.
NOTE.-We have on hard full and attractive
assortment or GROCERIES and LIQUORS, to
which respectfully call the at.ention OF the pub
lie. feeling assured liat our Prices will be entirely
satisfactory. sEDDON 4 BRUCE.
! HIcHAoND, VA, April "a, 1876. up 25-1w
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sion given ~ VI
aD 2S. Ct
NOR SALE PAlYATELY. THE VERY

NOR SALE PRIVATELY, THE VERY
L DKsIRsBLE BUSINESS STAND called
B,ulahyie" situated at crpsS-r0tCs in kirg VIII
liam county on The roads leading TO tylcts ware
house and Nelson's ferry. Tue improvements con-
s>t of 4 dwelling aud atnl chonse, Kitchen, shoe.
fun OF ice. Tue ntighbnrhord cannot be surpassed,
an, the stand Is one Of thu best in the county, there
belrg no store In eight miles. 1t Is well suited for
IL PLY stefan.
For Terms, &C., apply to Dir. j: W::TAYLOR,
living near BY or +. ID. EACHO.
mn % -1swtNyl Real Estate Agent.
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nor SALE PRIVATELY offer Ct:
Il for sale privately and on VERY LIBER II Ell
| yrnieutly -loclicu RESIDENCE No. 412 Eighth
| stree. between Marshall and Clay streets. The
| hnrss has all the mo6crn improvements. Posses
| sion given at once. Apply 70
| .noS6t Bank of Com mcIcc.
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Immediately after the above sale will be sold
those TWO VALUABLE LOTS deslknated as
Nos. u and / in the plan of Port Mtyo. on the
west line Of sixth street between Denny and Loul-
,siana streets with the large BRICK STORE with
dwelling over same, FOR many wears occupied by
MIR James Har1Iy. it Is justly consid red one Of
the best studs that portion OF The city for gem
eral reiail grocery business.
TERMS: At sale. 49, x
I1 N Il
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xEaL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
' NoRTHaAsrt CoRNEE OF CARY 1;S,., AND ID
made T0.DaYa GREAT BARG AIN will be sold
In the above properly. The lot has front OF 70
feet and depth of Ia feet TO all alley. There is
on The lot two brick te1ements ROW renting for
1900 per annum. Apply to W. GODDlN,
my 1-2t
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By Il. NJ. Lee. Auctioneer,
No. 1O14 Main street.
DIssoLVFIoNs q PARTNERSHIPS.

ID G. REYNOLDS. of Fredericksburg, IS
les ad,nhtea to an Interest In cur business from
and after this date in 1ufure the style OF the firm
will be II. B. TALIAFh Rsp s CO. The old frla's
name " III be used in settlement Of the business.
.T71",' T..a " p a..~ TALIAEERlsD i co, =,
MAY lists. my 1-eod1m
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HANOVER COURTHOUSE HOTEL
Ill PROPERTY Fol, SkLE.-We rffer at pri-
waite sal, BY request Of the administrators. inc
ambracinp The large and commodIous HOTEL
Rl;ILDiNGS and 800 acres of choice land; also,
a rev store. This property is OF the. Chesapeake
and Ohio raj road and J. doing thriving business.
Apply To sSClhc q OK a"fOhD.
an 29.3t* TIL Sa&M .-'tL --.t. ..'....~ .'
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMOES'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature unbrokeni
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-12

writes a letter, in which he takes high.
~ favorable view Of this subject He
believes that hc has proved that the do.
hciency in the revenues in the Postoffice
Department arc not in any way attribu-
table to the fact of the transportation
of this third.class natter. He deems
this innovation Of great importance to
the public, from tho fact that it has com
PEELED reduction of rates by the ex-
press companies, and has insured the
speedy transmission Of small parcels
with certainty and dispatch. He pre-
scnts an array of figures as to the
amount Of goods transported by mail,
from which it plainly appears that it has
been no burden upon either the mail
service or upon the railroad or stage
companies.
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Suicidal RennIs.

4 correspondent Of Nature sends 10
thSs journal the following: %eOns morn
ing, while II Southern India. s sarvsn;
brought to ne very large specimen oi
the blSck scorpion, which. having staiS
out too long N It's nocturnal raual1lsS.
had apparently got hsE5l6ered 81 dsy,
break and baea unable 10 ind its wsv
home, To keep Il safe the creafurt
was 81 once put into s glazed enfanol.
'ogioal case. Having 8 lev leisure Hlin-
utes ~ the coarse 81 the forenoon.
tholehi would sse how nv Er5sones
was getting OF. sid 70 have a t,eft1l
view ot u the case WIS plAoad IN 4
WVnosW n the rays of hot sun. Tbs
bghi anS beat seemed 90 llzstats il vsay
mach, and thIs recalled 10 nv mind !
ssog.v which ] had rea3 somewhere tA.sf 3
SCORPION o. bssng szrr0aR6s,a vash I'm
had committed suici6a. / hsSifsias
,abo1t submitting ny PEI to sach q aer
T1ble ordeal, hui taking common bo
sR1loal lens, l fo5Rsed the rzvs of ths
su1 on sts back The moment TINS WH.
dOue u began raining llzEuladlF Abau.
ths oSse, hlsslng Ena sEllrtiE,g in a ve1y
6euoe way. The experiment WAS re
pOEtsd tozT or Eve TINES VIA Ike re
salts, 6ui s1pon trying il once acRin tht
scorpion UaIasa up rs tai and plzuCs.
ms sting, gulok as hehnlnE. INTO II
5wo back The lnfiGilan af TIE wouDi
vas followed by sudden esaEpe O
fula and 8 friend standing aYv Gale.
.outs ''Ses, = has stuag ltsais Il Is 5sa5 /;
5aDd. eurF lfncurh IN l,sg 1,brn a,slF
IElzute he Wlss quIte aKhncL
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LITTLE BOV,SITRIGHTDOWN AND
READ THIS STORY.

is theoa q vacant place in this bsnk
which c,u,5 flll" WIS the inquiry or a
boy. as with glowing cheek. he stood
before tho manager.
There is none" was the reply.
Were yo,, ;old tlst You nigh; obtain
a situation Who recommended your
No one rNocommended me, Sir. -
calmly replied the boy, Il only though;
would sce.
There was = stTaighEorwar,iness in
the manner, and the honest determine.
ton in the countenance of the lad which
pleased ;hr nlanof business, and induced
him to continue the conversation. He
sad;
''NoU mrs; have friends who could
aid you IL Obtaining situation; have
Won ,old tlsesul"
The quick fash of the deep blue ewes
vas qronchr5 in the oversakius wave Of
sadness as le sid, though half musnc.
E:
My mother sid :; would be useless
10 tzy vsta2S. friends, then recaIectinc
aiDaSslf e be apaloSized for the inte-usp.
toa, S,.l was about to withdraw when
the gentleman detained him. asking hin
why Be IA uos remain at school for 3
wear OF .yeN. and then enter the busioass
word
i have uo tizse, was the reply. u
s;s'dy q; hone ana keep up With the
other ocy>"
Then YEA have a place lready9'
said tAa ,HtaTogasa-, "why do yog
leave iiG"
"IAavo rot LEFT ii, said the hoy
qrio;ly.
''lsat yo., wish To leave it; whss IS tA,
matter"
For aao.aeat the child heSssasesi ;;sae-
he rsplso1 with half ralac.Aa: frank
4 ness:
Il mus, 10 more Sos ny mother"
Brave VvaNisl sTAlSsuaAa az saoass
iAllyWhera, everywhere. They sank mt.
the heart Of the listener, recalling ID,
raasent pass GrsSplng the hand Of aa,
astorisAea child, he sad with Qziveg
ing voices
Ny good boy, wAAt IS year na-ae
Toa saAl have the erSs va<aagy for a,
I iapp0entice taas occars IN the hank. II
IN TIE naeanGuo, You need & frisad. CON
10 nc. Why do yoa wish 10 do mon
tor your Jaoaho-3 Have yoa 10 father
Tears fl}sd the hoy's eyes As he re
piled;
MY fatac- is dead, ny broGhers aa.
SISTERS arc dead, and py mother Aaa
aTe lsii aloz,e - hoap each other. 81
she ls not strong; ana / wish g tak
care q hor. II VII please her sir ths
Iyoo have bsea - 1nas and I an rnucl
Obliged ~ yoR-
- s,r-re, Tie boy lsst. hfsls a-as-r
ilag Tax sis own Iohlaaass 0f chararse
Il ilaa naca IS a frscfsf rlzace uf szusAsr
l.lto the buSy word he had 50 traantIalssIr
Y entered A boy animated hg IL
aeSlre t. help his mother WI slwavS f.-l
friends.
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AHEAVY III RpEN.

Rather = heavy tur,ioo. isn't IL, my
bayi'
Clarosoo Spencer % whom tho words
had been sSdrcSSsNi, ,y,rucd iCan the
lelcer and looked toward tho slsnaker.
CaAOace was young man, ,los Nom
1asn i've and tvVair, and he was l,aS
kecFer 10 Mr. Soiamo, WaNilo. l,less.
Ans-facoi Saoa-cy,sd assa oi l3tty, who
hai spoken,
a heavy burden. {<a'; 81, C}ar>n,E
aSe merchant rcl>oasoi,
Aud Siill the yoOBg man Vs,S silent,
his lcals iodics,5Dc that he dld no; con.
PVchead he hsd been fog sou,e ,Snc
Soz,lSog over the lc,}caT, With his
thoughts iaravay, Aa3;lyat6is thosgais
worc not p,ossaa, oocS were evident
onoUgh fron the e}ooai os, his handsome
face,
My dear hoy, ttc burden IS ,loi only
heavy now, bat 81 VIII grow heavier tn,
longer y's,s carry it
'Mr, War,le, I Je BOX cosupyvheat
yea
All. Clarenccl'
4 certainly ao yo,,
'DsSns call at ya,r house for yog
chs morning
Cssroace no3,ss.l sssens.
and tljnF sex and lsoar cror,Sh Z,
UeVeaA 10 nc tlsc burden thst yoa tsol
With yVsa when you loff Hoa rausa re
EaeUaher, zay boy, that l ara older tlsas
yoa arc. and tlass I have becn shIosses
tte raill N0a ind vocr bcRsen heavy
as.S I have no aor'b, that SarAh's haar
Is - hoavily las2on IS yoar 0vza-
AaS thoa ClagSaco Spencer nuaor
s4So>aS and The mornings scoaca uss
prosaai with hira, rs Il had l,ess, yal,sseu
WstA h.Ea S.ace his loaVSnS hozao. o'
tasas morning he had aiqsate wiih n
wase. II isaa occoEVsA Il tase braaksas
tslsle There Is no uee5 a. rcproancsni
sAe soeae Saface 10 sy that Il -.
esaae 81 a Eaole uotliTig. aud hsd 4rou7
aaa oause ofagscys. The frs haa beoa
took and a tones t,oa q flash Il Ssn,aa
tsoace, thsa anolAor look; the voac
rgeN higher ressoa was pnlineaa, pas
ssoa gained vSys ard the TWAIN l1s, sicAai
81 the W4Tsa and enduring love sAaa Ia
s1aiftsa and aching aoep 6oWa In thsS
AeNEes and selt for tae time only ID
'passirss sog0a3O. Aol C1azsnce rsaneal
a'eoea tllat Nr W-arale hisa entareS a.
hoass and ospsa,t siisl,t Il the stauzn.
And Clarence Spencer ea5acat os os
slang raoses be thoueat how sniseaabl
ss1hsgEy he hsa bsoa an tlie Enosuizls
3aa he knew not how hong Dis baraea e
snlare1liess was 10 he larua.
>Ronostlr, Caagouce. isn't is hsn
Aaa tlaaklssss hurdsl.e
Tlle hooklkespez knew 6lst lis an
p'asss vas his is'isa,d, spa saisi DC w
= tzoc heassea CHRISTIAN ruan. ana aitsr
b-isf piease ha saSwsre6,
sFes lsr wsrao, s, is heavy hur
aoa.e
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TEE LlTE ROSE ForGTo.

Tn Lase Rose is ps-lhsg,s tns hssi
lssc potto there IS. II ss very larcs
ylaiaec, kseg,s hate sufo the sumnsr. ani
Is OF the bssa saalsty for cooking aai
aaHng. ~ HaERmsE, Cd NsW-Casils..
Wsscohastsr O5u1sv, New yorh. VII.
has s,pcEal0gutea wiIh a large -lu-llsss
"a varieties hzvl1V had 0usr $40 agm
his aizEan last saas0u ana For zni.Isy Trari
Gus ssas1ns- sansidors 1le Lax Raso tilf
vsgg best ls1o F'atasa we AHpa. uha,s Is
M Eaare tz-asVWorehy srI3a1ae taEz tins
The ss''aa Is Tlalzldiza u liza 1arlet, and
clsts ao ua-e alan atasr c0a5 rGrisaiss.
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Fro the New York Graphic.
What Mr.. Bowen WOuld Say,

The writer had an interview with {
son Of Mr.. Henry c. Bowen this morn
ing, and asked him, If his father wa.
called on as witness. which side he
would hurt the most Mr.. Bowen re
piled:
We'll, he would hurt both sides; but
he would hurt Mr.. Beecder especially. y
"If your father should testify, would
he affirm Mr.. Beecher's guilt9"
(Hesitatingly) ''That 1 cannot say; in
deed don't want to say anything
"Would Mr.. Bowen affirm Mr.. Beech
er's innocence p
(EmphaticSlly) Most certainly not. "
Does not your father himself wish TO
define his position {"
Certainly he does, and his sons want
him totestify. But how can he do so If
neither side wants him 2 There would
be a fine rattling of dry bones if he was
called on the witness stand.
Soon after tho card of Mr.. Bowen.
which appeared in our third edition. WIS
received, as there described. another of
Mr.. Bowen's sons was met, who spoke
freely in regard to his fathers attitude
to the principals in the scandal trial.
my father, said he, WAS always
willing 10 tell what he knew of the diff
culties between Mr.. Beecher and Mr..
Tilton, bnt he is q man of too much ex-
perienCe IL the affairs Of the world, and
Is besides too old q newspaper man toI
mako dGnnltory statements concerning
individuals without the sanction of the
law rs provided in the courts. He Is
perfectly willing 10 go into court to tes- I
.ify, and has always been SO, hut the
experience of Mr.. Moultun would be I
II there were no other exam /
PIE, TO deter wise man from coming
orNari in such cases Voluntarily. Only
he scerhity Of the attacks made upon
ann by General Tracy has now induced
am to publish anything touching his
30 Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. Moul- I
on. He Is now perfectly willing to
estify in the case, though Mr.. Bow I
N added significantly Ibis TESTIMONY
Eould be very damaging to both par
ies
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1 Little Romance.

About two months ago Mrs. Lucille
Thompson, a handsome Young widow.
arrived in San Francisco from Washing
ton in sesrch of employment. Herhus.
band was an officer in the army, and had
tallen upon the field Of hattie. She
brought with her letters Of Introduction
from prominent officials in the First As
Sistant Postmaster Generals osice. She
was s prepoSsessinC blonde. and wiihal a
vel eSlucsted lady, with vivAclous
tongue IN her head She had served as
a clerk IN one Of the departments at
Washington, hut her health failing, she
threw mp her situation and went to Cali
fOrnIa. hoping topegain in its Salubrious
climate her health and strength. She
applied N VAIN 81 the mint and AZ the
Post-ofhce in thecity for something to do.
A prominent effciAl whose voice had
once been heard in the hsllsof ConcreSs.
interested himself in her behalf and en-
Gesvorcd to sscCre some hight occupa-
ton for her, failing in which. IS . last
resort, the Young widow started out as a
4 book-canvSssey. She solicited sul,Scrib-
ers with bus indifferent slccasS In one
OF the Offices visited by her she met au
elderly bachelor named Watson. He
was millionaire, and needed only s
wife 10 make him happy. He immeai
atesly made love 10 the forlorn book-can.
vaSseTS and within twenty hours sftel
they hAd met had popped the question.
which vss accepted, They were mar
red on the following dAy. and on ths
Trip Of the AJAX to Portland the newly
Ted5ei and happy pair went home. An,
lother Lady has undertaken to finish the
work eeg1a by the happy bride
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sope five and twcnty years ago, tn
1sForld with mo was young,
And many things impressed me thci
that still remains unsung,
To roecue from Oblivion some singers o
that timo
Imount my Pegasus and charge rigb
boldly into rhyme.
Now just by way of preface, hero, o
music would say,
That Il was much moro widely spread
than L is found 10 day;
Thou mammoth out door chousos YOU,
hear whcro 'cr you'd 60,
You'd hear thom too 10Y notltiu; faith
you'd have TO whether or no.
! sing the frog, the g,y old frog, who IN
his palmy days,
Made in tho world his share Of Noise but
gained no need Of praise;
Though gone, and hushod his voice, in
memory is he living still,
Get mp my Pegasus, VOL sing his deeds
'you bet WI will,
FNr mp Mud Brooks pclacid stream, his
forcfect On a log,
His body floating in the water, hangs a
doughty frog.
Who swolls his throat, and wmks and
hems, then sings his little song,
And an the hull frogs rouud about join
in the chorus strong.
one sings tho theme, the nest repeat, and
~ they fuguo along
Rnt all the biggest huh frogs boar the
burlon Of the song;
And For variety you hear the little frogs
Staccato.
The bitlcru's cry, the mud hcu's guack
with scgcech owl obGga,o.
Down Mud br,ol aul The river marsh.
and up each 6,tc cove,
Each moment gaining volume dath thu
mighty chorus move,
And over and anon the ls,cs do shake
for aoyyS roymd
When forty milljon bull frogs Voices /
swell ,hc awA,l sound
Aias i'll h,toi singers Ah, jocp silcuo,
r'ig0c,h now,
Whoco orSt in summer nights long last,
you "kickci mp such a now,
The slayer came with torch and spear,
and silcOcNl your sweet notes.
And shipped your hind legs OF 70 pass
down cpicOyvan ;hroats>
roNr Frog, poor FUNg,uor log, nor hoy,
oa Mud Brooks classic Shor,,
Shsll bear thy foo,, nor vjl,yato tn, thy
long foVpotten Mar;
A lsnrti0n of thy GhoSt s,ill vs,uicrS
soath v;lhua,SooHs ,rccs, y
Eygsgcd in unav,iling saay,h for l,y ,
lost l.. T.. C'S