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a BR UT.iL WIFE URDER.
Crushed with n Hatcher and Thrown Thirty-
i've EceI Into Conf Shute.

i've Ecet Into n { Oni Shute.
The coal yard of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company at the foot VI Norlh
Ninth street, Milliamsbur-h, was last night the
scene OF a terrible tragedy. Tie company have
large number Of hands employed IN uulo ding
the coal from the boats aud by means Of small
trucks. The railroad Is called the "Tun,"
and is situated about thirty-hv- feet above the
level II the yard. The run, ty means of a shuie,
communicates with small row Of houses In
North rentn street, between First street and
the East river, belonging u tns company, In
which a number Of the tmp lyees Of the COM
pany and their families live. Among this num-
ber was one William Cummings. hi- wlie Jane,
and four children, the oldest tselyc and the
youngest seven Years uf age. Cummings has
teen a hard drinker, and has frequently bfG'cn
bis WIFE, on more than one occasion threatening
her life.
Last night. about 10 o'clock. he came home,
and nnding his wife on the bed drank, he COM
mcnced abusing her, and she Ictorting as fierce
lv. he took up hatchet and struck her with II
on the shoulder. She leaped Out Of the bed, and
half dressed, rushed OUT of the house, and up
the shute ont on to the run" " lie followed her
closely, and when ABOUT h II way down towards
the end of the pier he overlook her, and strik-
iug her another hlow with the hatchet knocked
her down into the coll tin, distance OF fully
tlirty-hve feet. Meanwhile the eldest Of the
children ran TO the station house, half a mile
distant, and reported that then father had
Killed their mother.
Cummings was found In his room. He was
arrested and taken to the station, While a search
was tnsti tituted for the woman. About half past
eleven she was found IN a diving condition on
the tiOcr uf the coal hin. The dYlng woman was
taken 10 the Long lsltLd College IA osLital.
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George f. Smiths building, at Is Dutch street,
was damaged $1,000 by iro y stcrday.
George Ayraults big cattle are drawing multi
to the ncghuorhood of the Barclay ferry
Isaac V. French, receiver OF the People's
Savings Bank wi pay dividend on the 4th of April.
Tho Aldermen have authorized the payment
of New YorAs share OF the money required foT the
completion Ot the BroOklyn BRUCE,
Five hundred cases OF An1ostura bittors and
twenty blgs OF cocoa the cargo Of the brig Starlight
were seized oy customs officers yesterday.
Mrs Laura O. Holloway will lecture In the
qrye hall u the Cooper Institute Thur evening"
Apri H. sutJect-"An Old Grudge-A New Fuss"
John H. Meyers OF 81 Amlty street, a salesman
ior ior henly ). Welsh, Wholesale liquor deaer At l04
Thompson street, arrested Yesterday charge Of
forgery and embez Elements amounting O. $1,000.
The $50 pupils OF tho Free Drawing School of
the society Of Mechanics and lradesmen, 472 broad
way, were addressed last evening by HaYiAh NJ smith.
Presldent Of the society II. T. Winans supenntcn
dent oft he sonOol A. Gtw. Chairman OF the commit
tee 7. u. bLoIs0D, aod others.
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BROTHER BoWEN'S TRIiL.
The Plymouth Committee Excluding Testi-
moIy Relative 10 Beechers Guili.

The Plymouth Committee Excluding Testi-
moIy Relative 10 Beecher's Guili.
The Plymouth Church special committee,
appointed to try Henry e. Bowen, met, as usual,
at q Hicks street last night, but MIR Bowen, his
sons, ami his editor did not appear. At the
close Of Tuesday evenings session the commit
tee had yet under consideration the proposal TO
Introduce testimony as to Mr.. Beechor's guilt In
justification Of tho charge Of sander made
against Mr.. Bowen. Tho Hrst witness on this
list was MIR. Andrew Bradshaw. On We'd
ntsday Mr.. liluey, tho clerk Of tho
church, informed Mr. Ward, Mr.. nowens
counsel In the tnal, that the commit
tee had determined to exclude the pro-
posed testimony, "a II affected a subject wnioh
they were not called upon to try. Dir. Ward
answered the communication In Mr.. BOwen's
behalf last night. protesting against the action
and refusing 10 attend the sessions OF the com.
mlttee II IL did not consent to give him full
opportunity to disprovo the charges against
him. The communications were both denied
the public. The committee spent the evening
framing reply to MIR. Dowen's letter which
Will be sent O-uAV.
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Judge Blatchford mas led long written de-
cslon sustaining the demurrer OF the defendants in
the two suits OF the Government against the eigat
members Of he arm OF II. b. Cialin & CO., from whom
the declarations ask $4,000 In the nrst case. and
toBOOO0 In the second Tor alleged undcryaluAiOns and
penalties therefor, upon SILK impOrtatiOns These cN
Actons are SUBSTANTIALLY founded upon the sumo facts
as the Indictments against the same defendants Tor
purchasing and facilitating the sale OF The elHs TINT
Chas H. Lnwrenco exDeputy Collector OF the Port Des
Anges and others passed through the Custom House as
cotton goods II now remains 10 be seen whether the
Dslrcl Attorney VIII ask eaYe " amend OF appeal the
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ROBBED IN 4 SLEEPING CAR.
A Brooklyn sheriff and IA New York Assem-
blymnn Relieved of their Watches.

"S""h hc"eNe" oi theif ""tches.
ALBANY. March 30-Sherif Daggett of
Brooklyn and Assemhlyman Killlan Of New
York were passengers 10 a sleeping car from
New YORK this morning When they started,
the Sheriff carried magnificent Jurcensen
watch, valued at s400, and the Assembly yman
sportsd at the end OF a heavy gold chain superb
lever, made by Rogers Of London, and valued at
$50 They sat up late and cbatted sociably.
The Sheriff explained the details OF his prepara-
Assemblyman told the unsophlsticated Sheriff
of the intricacies OF le -islation and the tricks
and temptations that heset the path Of the yer-
dant and honest legislator. An interested lis
tener to their conversation was q man with an
aquiltne countenance. The two at length re-
tired to rest. When they awoKe at ALBANY, each
reached for his watch to see whether they were
on time, but both watches were gone, and with
them Mr.. killian's pocketbook, and the man
with the gquline face. The latter had got of at
Hudson, saying he was going TO Pittsneld.
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d WoMAN,s err no woMEN.
The Institution ihnt Was Founded By the Late
Cnr0llne y. knbcrls.

GOV. Tilden being unable to fulfi his engage
mcnt tt evening to address the Young Women's CHRIS
sian Association at the opening Of their building
At East Fifteenth street, Dormsn h. Eaton, Esq. de-
hyered lne address. The institution founded i've
years Ego having for is onJect 1.-The temporal social,
~ Hta., moral, AID religious welfare of Oulg WUu.c IT,
Mlnv young women out II emnluVm'nt nave been
helped nnd situations, but TINS department yet uu-
d,,eiopcd once A"cc@ rceepuons are gwen 10 The
poor wOrkiug women Of this ely and there s circu.
mIng hurari Of over 5000 volumes u wnch thrse
women have access free Of charge. Two hundred aud
rlshtrtu women meet every sunday Afternoon at >
u'ulocs IN TIE Elbe class or these between ninety
and one hundred converts.
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wnAY0ycAE EDAN,LKNot US mourn
kidnappinq that the Qaidnancs of the street
Profess To Nuow NIL About.

Kidnapping thnt the Qaidnancs of the street
Profess TO iNuow NIL About.
1t has been said ia Wall street for some
davs that a wcll-known adventlrer had taken
Slj,OOO from Jay Gould by thre itening to tell Of
his boiug kidnapped and forced to change his
stock tactics. temporarily at least Some Of the
wiseacres Of tho street pretended to know all
toned 1t in its money article yeste day. After
discussing the m,sienous disappearince OF Sir.
Mm. Conner Gouii's latest broeer, a gcn'ls-
man HuO IL wanted as witne.. In the Black
liiily suits. the oiucle continues:
l. cannot f0r n ouont be- Supposed HAT aav member
of - hElj non ,r4o. tody % usn - ihc St9c. ~
IftHffI4 aHfi rIttiy
sHss ins himself ir0a the Jurisdiction oi IT, courts
other IIAuutr. t1u it be- possible tlat hr has
fallen vc, TO the samc sort OF conspiracy which his
cfupio'sr 90 ITuyiueru4dg Cctlu4y Was there 10
"I.ky" 4t hama To cYeri the eva rrsf and present
ana or se VICE litorWsr on ia .timguy u gig anl
bNs trAsY hsyc 90, police ~ p lould L nce Daniel
suOw about ktauautlAef l. MI. toHAtr the victim
fou pa, an h-- a. re been au Imitation OF the
and tuc BOspnorus?
\ SUa reporter found Uncle DauI Drew In
HE Bruadvav mansion last night, seated In his
cosy sitting room reading an evening newspaper.
After the reporter bad read the article from
which the above paragraph quoted To Uncle
Danl, the old gentleman looked puzzle !.
What hev to Do with Z" said he. 81 hairt
been ip tho street for more n a year. Whnt docs
the feer mean by the sack and BosphorusI"
The reporter explained he Oriental custom Of
divorce.
"Oh. that's It Is ~ Wal. tell YOU don't
know nothin' about It. Why. sin't seen Gould
to do with tais thing. Inars the worst story /
ever heetd."
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REFREsHING INNOCENCE.
The Notorious Major Merrill Summoned be-
fore the Military Committee.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-That eminent SOL
der Major Merrill, who found It profitable to
South Carolina the charge that they we're
ku.KluN. and drew nay from Government funds while
receiving his Major OF Cavalry Is to examined
by the Military COMMITTEES OF the House. lie is So IN.
nocert that he tsked the Chairman to day why he had
been summoned. ' II It is 10 get my any In.
trcatc subject, wish YOU would tell me now, can
STUDY and enli4hten your committee" Cen banning
baudb Informed him that he would be heard at leugth
On tr situation OF affairs IN South Carolina during
ku-k ux ral1e. Mcruh TUNED bis back aud slunk
away with the phantom Of court narua and pnssiOe
l.MssaI frlm lne serylce stITlnE nm Nd The fnCe.
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In excavating for the new sewer u; Worth and
Centre streets, the aborers have found parts Of TWO
skeletons and two entire skulls and at White and Cen-
ire streets they aug marble Rravestone ABOUT ten
iett underground anu aOOut -four feet from the side
wais Nn tS snil iiG ~ White street, DroAen ~ tNo
McCronnin and their daughter G tnarine, who dled
IN 1893, 1897, anu 1919 respeCtiYey, but nobody
the grAYestOne,
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SOME W4snIAcroN rorIcs.
The Presidents Complaint Snid TO be n Mild
ApOplcctic stroke.

WAsHIN on, March 3O.-rhe President has
not yet cred from tie cod Which has made
It necess for him t. refrain from ofical business for
the 'st two days. He visitors to-day. Il is
M cd to-ueni tha the President has had mild apo
ectc stroke THIS bOthtrs senators Morton, AuthOnY
tdnuuds Hnd Logan, who fer that q their number
may be- called upon to finish the last the krpub-
nCan party will nave the White House this century.
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WAsHINGToN, March 30.-The Military Com
mtee Is considering the expcdency OF trsnsferrg to
the Engineer Corps the surveys OF public lands The
suryeyersGeneral of the States and Territories
a1Oye suspicion and the surveys which annually cost
the Government large sum would be dispensed with
by the transfer III TACT with the transfer Ot the Ind
and Pension Bureaus and important parts Ot the Land
O-ce, tie question arises what need of an Interior De-
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEVIS.
The TX oynl Titles Dill Read second Time
In the iiouse af

LONDON, March 30-In the House Of Lords to-
night there was long debate the Royal Titles bill
The Duke Of Richmond and MARQUIS Of Salisbury do
Tended the title OF Empress accurately expressing
the Queen's relation TO India Lords Somerset. Grey
Laurence, Wsveney, Granville and KlmOery opposed
T. The latter congratulated the Ministers thai they
had not repeated Mr. DisEaels mischleyous argument
concerning Ilush1.
The b ] was read second time without division,
the opposition announcing their intention OF supp ri.
iug nd SLait sburys intion PRAYING the Oaosn nut
to assume the ut!c Of Empress
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Til. Cxar.s Rumored ahs,cn,,o,.

LONDON, March 30.-rhc Pau Mdu Gdzettes
Berlin special says that the proposed retirement OF the
car appears partly confirmed. II IA said TINT TIE
Czlrewitch viii be lntgusted vita the Regency during
the GUNNER being temporarily Invested Win tho fun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-31

LONDON. March 00-Noon At the stock Ex-
change t1da' foreign securities opened steader bus
soon became badly disturbed again. One fail tho
foreign market has already been posted IN the house.
and others expected Egyptian and Turkish secur,-
lc are nuctuating rapidly with prices of the former
from Two 70 Tour per centum lower tn ytstrrdaya
closing aud the tier one TO two per centum Ower.
The hnnouncement from Constantinople abolt tho
pohpontmout OF the payment Of the Apr interest
until July Is likely to proLuce still further depressi
~ the IrlCN of IurnIsn hOnla.
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A woman Fatally Burned.

Mrs Mary Eaves OF Is Desbrosses street, while
ironing In front OF stove, was fatally burned last
night. She had put some shayings into the stove and
turned TO finish her work. The nre puied, blow ing
omen the doors and setting hre TO her dress, sne
screamed and Tan INTO the ar1 The nclshDOrs chased
her back ara forth, and nnally caught her. and whip
ping blanket about her put Out the Are. but not unu
u Lhl lhlaIll LuTnld her Size was 3j yNaIs VI agH
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ITho Anti-Tnmmany Democrats.

The Anti-Iammany General Committee meet
TO might perfect their organization for the current
The Hon. Ira shafeT Is to be elected President
ani Mr. john d. Coughlin, Secretary. Among the
Nicc-Prtsllents are ext congressman kuuert II.
Roosevelt nnd The Hon. Rufus +. Andrews Either the
Hon. Emanuel d. Hart or eX-AssomDlyman Ch9rles
Crazy vii be the Chairm OF the Executive Committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-31

The colored people Of Newark celebrated the
adoption NJ the Fifteenth Amendment ycstei aY by
salute OF 100 guns ana through the Streets
Jacob Il. Kaulb. one Of the men injured by
the bOiIer explosion IN Newark On Iuesda, died ycS
terdAY. George Drnnrr, another victim, Ia binking
Tie jnys verdlc ccIsured llenry sauerbor for uslna
an old boiler.
The Democrats OF Hoboken last night nomi-
mated Joseph Russell for Mayor, John A. Mcllhnrgy
Tor city Clerk JOhn Kan f1I city Treasurer, Jonn
DooleY for Assessor, and William j. Wingss Tor Water
COmmisslOuer.
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The Bank of The -,nte Of New York.

II was rumored In Wall street yesterday that
the OH Of the BanK OF the State OF New York Lad
resolved wind up bY the lst OF NAV. hut Vice Presi
dent Turner knew nothing Of any such Intention. II is
generally believed that Rich ri PltrcK, the Vice
Pc dent al The time OF the failure has made partial
restitution,
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CHICAGO, March 3O.-Judge Blodgett's charge
to the Jury In the tal OF Pohlnan and Rush occupied
about forty minutes and at o'clock the jury retired
make up their yerdict. A. oc ocN tonight lhei came
into court and stated that they stood Ell ht for quit
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large Unoccupied house belonging to Mr..
Richie, IA Jamaica avenue, Astoria, was blown down
In Tueedy nights storm. Loss $4,000 A wall that
remained standnf after TIE IRE ia the Home OF tho
Little sisters OF the Poor also fell. crushing into the
cuapel roof. Loss about 1000
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LONDON, March 30-The Leudm Herald, pub
lished In Constantlnope, announces tina, the plague
hns reached Ba-iad where there are ten daily.
The Egyptian sanitary uthortics quarantine ATTly
from ths Persian Guf for nttcen days.
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AllnnlIc, NII..l..Ippl and Ohio Rallroad.

RcnMoND, Va, March 30 The trustees of
the Atlantic Mississippi and Onto Railroad, under a
$40 100000 mortgage. to-day ned an application In
the United states Oircutt Court asking, On behalf Of
the turcisn bOudhOldefa the appointment OF Charles
Pcrkus OF New York ana Thomas s. BOcOck VI Virginia
10 act jointly as receivers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-31

In Frank Lcslie,s Popular Monthly for April ia
Debulltul chrome ithoRraph from printing of the
hnrDor of no Janriro where the accdeDt happened
also portraits and twenty-five Illustrations OF Brazil
ana It's People" OiheT Interesting matter Tho Itpu.
Tar Monthly IA sold everywhere for gOe.-Adp.
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stoppina the I..ne of Ernctionai Currency

WASHINGTON. March 30.-Nith this week the
Treasury VIII cease TO issue new fractional currency
except In yment Of change In uusIuess
The silver bin will pass the House.
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slcnIlna In lhe Gorernmen, rrlnlIng omcc.

WAsnIN0TON, March 30. - The Government
printing flee has been doing WORK for private hrms,
ANA the evidence appears To saow that the supernteud.
cut has pOcketed tue money.
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Tho Collector was in the Custom House "a,
evening sele, ting the names OF the tiXy on crs VINO
are TO BE- removed tod " fhe llst VI cd several
times. Deputy Collector Is ydecker was absent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-31
The Westminster Hotel Tragedy

Drs. GRAY, Kitchen, and Flint VIII report TO
JcdR" Barrett that Il maine D on, who shot and killrd
John r. Dhlober IN tue Westminster Hotel Is insane.
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NEW y ERSEY.

Cold noriherly to westerly winds aud partly
Cloudy weather. aud risins barometer.
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ALnwyer scn,enced for Forgery.


BoSr0N, March aO.-Abrahlm Jackson, the
lawyer. ana forrer swinler was to-day sentenced
to ten years IN the State prison
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The Hudson Rivcr I

The Hon. Slas B butcher wishes to be An
rival.
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WAsuINGToN, March 3O-rhe delegation sent
to Cincinnati 10y the Pennsylvania Republican Conycn.
ton ain II entirely owned 10y Siuon Cameron. and
m undoubtedly TO- for touhug the second ballot
Not nall dozen delegates friendly to Blame.
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Ont To-day,

The Aldermen have directed the Comptroller
to pay Cornelius Farley 81 535 Tor carlages used by
the committee that entertained Klng Kalakaua.
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The Ore Hundrcd,h Nigh, OF julius C~.nr.

julius Cesar was presented In Booths Theatre
last evening to $500 persons the largest audience
OF the season. II impossible to secure standing
at mn past Ocock and the so cent seats were
sold ior 81 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-31

Frank Leslte's Popular Monthly for April I2S
pages, 100 illustrations. ~ eeAls.-AdV.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The ice In the Hudson at Van WEES Point has
moved, anu the rlYer open from Troy 10 New lOrk
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22

The Memphis Appeal makes the fol-
lowing suggestion to our railroad mag
mates. We know many people who would
like to attend the Centennial but who
will be deferred by their poverty, unless
the railroad rates are reduced:
Tine western and northern railroads
have simply done themselves, as well as
the public, gross injustice by falling to
meet the wants and anticipatioRs of the
people for low rates of fare to Philadel-
phia. If the Charleston railroad is not
in any way party 20 the rates thus fix
ed, it has an unusual opportunity offered
it to make money and increase its popu-
larity. Hundreds of our people are anx-
iOus to attend the Centennial, who are
prohibited from doing so by a tariff which
is only twenty-five per cent. reduction
on the ordinary rates, unless the Charles
ton road shall make a one-way fare rate.
If it can, and will do this, it will secure
all the travel from the south and south
west, and perhaps great deal from the
west
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22

associated on terms Of equality with
a man who is accused of such crimes as
he Is accused of.
The finance question has dropped out
Of Congress, seemingly without any
preconceived arrangement to that effect.
Whether this is 4 wise movement on the
part Of the democrats or not time viii
tell. am inclined 70 think that the pso-
pie want some action on this subject and
will not be satisfied without it. "A strong
movement in favor Of Judge David Davis
is being developed. His friends claim
that he Is the strongest man that can be
put before the ST. Louis convention and
are urging him for the place. The
friends Of Bayard, ridden, Hendricks and
Thurman each make the same claim for
their faVOrites, and the democrats must
finally determine. Blaine still leads on
the republican side, though some efforts
are being made to smirch him, 50 far
they have resulted in nothing definite
enough for him to deEHand aud investiga-
ton and have been successfully an
swered
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22

.PROsPEBITY.-There is such an unoom-
mon amount of truth and good sense in
the paragraph which we copy below, that
we cannot forbear copying it, though
some of our readers may have read it be-
fore. The longer we live in the world
and the more we see of its ways, the
more firmly are we convinced of the
truth of that contentious saying of the
immortal old lightning tanner, Ben
Franklin, "Keep thy shop and thy shop
viii keep thee" All that any man, in
any lawful and honorable business in
this country, has to do to insure success,
is to stick to it. Don't let little failures
discourage you. There is no such word
as final failure to man who is endowed
with the almost divine attribute of in
vineible energy, in a good cause:
->4sWe care not what mans pursuit
may be, he win prosper If he sticks to it.
Fortune, to be won, must be beseiged.
But he who runs about the world in
chase of the tickle jade, will find that
ianiS .fdtWuS like, she always eludes his
grasp. "A rolling stone" the proverb
saws, ssgathers no moss" Men who seek
gold fields on the other side of the globe,
when industry, thrift and energy are
certain to success at home, resemble the
old woman who wasted the day in look
ing for her spectacles, which, all the time
were perched upon her nose.
Those who despair of prosperity At
home, rarely mend matters by going
away, unless they also mend their habits
of business, and in that event, fortune
would smile on them if they stayed at
home. If those who adventure in for
eign gold fields would submit TO half the
priyations here, they would soon diseov-
er, that instead of traVersing oceans to
get wealth, they could dig at their own
doors