, 1876-01-24
TIIE CITY.


GENERAL NEWS.
Apropos, Of tho caso Of "Ms. Davis" (aea
fudge Rogers addrcss( gambler aud murderer.
It haa boon remarked II that beverage got him
Into Joliet, bcyeridge will probably lot him out.
It's proposed to tako "Jullus Cnskr " to 81
Louis, but there is hitch in tho negotiations
Tho Ct. Louis managers assost that The plsyoF
who Ia cast for Aark Antony niist cut tho line
"Frienda, Romans, countrymen, lend me
your CARS" because IL would ba considered per.
ponnt.
Bneak.thfe,cs In tho West Divaion yesterday
got away with cas- vorlh Of cigars from 7. D.
Grain, cornot Of Clinton and Carroll strcets;
smaller quantity Of bostor cigars from J. F.
Daioy, OF No. 173 Dosplstnes nsroos and $50
:oat from ". J. Murphy. Of No. 224 South Nor
Jan strces.
"Buaan Loomia,n eaid llcr father 10 hor ono
morning after her youpg man had bcen to SEQ
her, "vhy do you always turn down tho gas
when Henry comca hcro2" "But, ps, dear,"
ropliod his dutifnt daughter, "you aro always
complaining Tint times tro 10 hard and your
Rae-bia aro 80 heavy, aud wanted 10 b. a.
litsto Of burden to 5on as possitae."
Tho mantcipal authorities Of philado1phia have
invited tho Mhsor aud Aldermen Of this city to
sond additional terrors to tho Centennial. Tho
hlRuk liOuuIAplo LICE A6H0htuoued 11AulutH
has replied as follows: ''EugsiSnents With
Hass Cou,panys will prevent mo From s1septing
you're innvitaclou, but ahnll Ia nsttored TO
meat with you a. your ne1t santcnial oelebsrA-
Non."
At about o'clock Saturday ovoning burglars
Dn.erod tho store Of y. II. Keau, No. 40 Market
Itreet By brcAksng out pane Of glass In tho
rcar door. Thcy nba.ractci about $50 worth Of
bats aud cApH and wero gathering together their
plumber In tho slloy, preparatory to carrying 1t
NT ~hAnh prAf 71t1C
}hcn and landed them In the Armory. They
Eayo tho uamcs of Thomas Colo aud Henry Burn-
ae7.
A telegram from Middleton, N. T., states that
Tho trottlnghorsb st. Julien, said to bo tho fast
~. pooler, Of GoBhon to Blf. Humphrey, Judge
Fullsrton's owner, for California parties, for
t'20,0u0.- st. julien ts BY Volunteer, dam Clay
Ind trotsod fvo racos. winning Ill of them,
making record Of 2a2>l. uo was aold two
years RRo for SG00.
A tall Young man about ab thin rs = greyhound
In Lent WAS brought up before the Court on
Charge Of insanity and incapacity for tho man.
70 bo impaneled, and testimony adducntl when
tho Judge said to the applicants for tho writ:
'.Eo necessity to call your Witnesses. uctee
the NFit Take him array and & hare hta lead
this Court to conrict n tall man Vho wears an
ultasey overcoat of insanity. Call tho na1t CASE"
At p. m. to-day tho groas doe-sllow will bo
oponcd to tho public in Tho Art-Haii Of tho Ex-
position building. and. ~ connection with tue
poultry and pigeons will make Tho fin"as e1-
hlttion of domestic nnimals ever offered to the
public. Among tho dogs will bo an imported
sotter thas coat 3t.oo0. 81. bernard from the
kennel Of tho King Of Belgium, tho Watchdog
ihnt passed through tho gEeat fro IN tho vaults
nf tho Fidelity Safe Deposl:oFy, and many other
valuable and Ane dogs OF Ill breeds and vary.
h weight from to 200 pounds,
A -boned youth Of 10, with Q pseternatnrally
bass yoice. ca1no into tho iocal-room last night
Hero. boas don't you want to mako $40, 0,0007'
Tho city editor said he did, II tho method OF do
lng, 10 ahould provo consistent with honor.
4'Ghon," easd this young man. AZ hc spAt ont a
ticket to philadelphia. Tint snoozor II 1T.
TalbauB WAS darn fraud. TN the real article.
Tn little Charlie RoBs." Tho city editor let him
hare it undor tho left esz. aad returned to ha
Hork.
Last wook book-agont called on WOMAN on
I.cas,tt street to 600 II ho could sell her book.
Bho shifted chreloBely whom he proposed the
"Voynge8 Of St. Paul" with maps In morocco,
aaked II ho took hor for q hesshen w1lon he IT.
bhe wasn't woman's-rignses whom he cragod
moment Nherotn to show her ''The Women OF
America 10 despair he ssid: "Well. sposo
594 e Ieg iSe Of tho coE{
Ill uuo Is Il. comp!o.e7"' TIM agont said it
was, aud with tho reinark shst she must have 1t
y she had to 60 without now dress. nho pnr-
hcalsche and was going to. llc down. and
wouldn't bs ut home to anybody, nens 10 her
bedroom, locked the door, put m apron ovor tho
foshole, looked ur tho iuacx under the lctter
III" md discovered that it waa ono Of tho
friest biographical bookH oycr written.
young and inexperienced book.canvasser
salIed ct the house Of pcztly, middle.aHed rom-
IN On Sangamon HtFoos Saturday and asked her
10 subscribe for q now pictorial family Bible Ia
hl1y-tso parts st % cents part, delivered week
The Family IIecord.' which alone IL worth tho
price Of subscription. pltce, you SEQ. for insert-
ing the name Of your husband, tlmo that your
Two hoAr.s we1o first duly 1censod TO beat ~ Que
anothor place for tho dhtos Of the birth Of the
children over whose cradles you removed your
rows, and if-fos, alas death cuts down all both
big and Msse,-you have laid any OF tho loved
ones low IN tho cloda Of the valley aud folt your
heart feel like thoy do In tho religious novels,
acro is page with bordor Of inverted torcheB
And forget. nots to record" Hero he Vas
nterrupted and It mas heyoral houra before DO
tou1d find out rhy sae hit him Oh tho head With
broom-handa and throw him down the porch
stops. Investigation, however, disclosed tho
iact that she had never Ind any children. and her
husband Ind eloped Tuesday with woman who
bad produced four pa!rs Of twins III Ave years.
LEAF YEAR TRAGEDY.
They stood toIgethqs IN tho en.ry beneath the
ahl"infnp. 'Iheh, HENRY. ehe ealu, IN LOW
roico WAereIu were blended determination, mol
sncho!y. aud 1oVc. .'yon refuse my suit7
"Yeu, Ella" hs roplicd In accents shat woso
9rm. thorg.: tho vpeaker'a yoice tromhlad. II
ltl,nro you; will bo q brother to you, and
watch With pride your aourso through life, and II
syer trouble should bcfaiE you thcto Mill At lcaAt
bo ono friend to rhom you cau como for huo-
tor; but can ueYor, noYcr, DO your
husband" ut is not because am poor.
tonry7 For. 0, II that we're all. could toll
tlady from moln til! Night for you. and Rfriye
Ind win homo for yol, humble 1t might be, but
sur onn." 1T Is uholsss to attetnpt 10 induce
mo to change my discrimination. Though an
,ut poor woak Man, eau noycF, never change
ny 1!ud." "Thsu, crssel Young man. 80 faiE
.ua yet 90 falso, farewell. Tomorrow you will
lee my mangIed 1o.nalts, on the lecture plat
form, and know that Il haa besn your work. But
,osom iu wild enbsaee, Bho ticd into tho outer
laykuces.
LIE IIuMuYnH Il nRInE