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SOME WAsHINGroS TOPICS.
Tho Fate ofthe Bills Restoring the Frankins
Privilege mud the Ennt MniIa

WAsHINoToN, Aug. 1.-THE House Committee
on Post onices and Post Roads anticipating the action
OF the Senate In passing the fast mail
anu restoring the frankng privilege. held . called
meeting this morning, which was attended BY all tho
Democratic members but and ony one Republican
memoet Ihr oils aboye referred had been srnt
70 the Committee. but 10y way Of Informing senator
Hamlln that II would be waste Of time 40 10 do inc
Proposition was made TO adjourn all business until next
session. ~hlch was carried by the unanimous vote OF
ihe - ihocrats the itar' Republican voting against
u. Mr MCMAHON thereupOn aCqusinted Senator Ham.
lin OF the determination Of the Commlttea
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Tho Capitol neslaurap, K,,s,r.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lL-C. II. Luz OF DAlti-
more was TO day appointed keeper OF the Senate res
taurant vice Mr.. Dempsey Of Massachusetta Thi. an.
polntment made by tho President pro tenn on tha
rndatlVn Of majority Of the senators accord.
lhk 70 lhe usual custom GEORGE A. DOwniig, formerly
keeper OF the House rebaurant had secured ms Ior.
NY Dul number OF Senai ora changed their recon.
mendAu0nf 10 give the appointment 10 ais
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Our Masonic Visitors.

Iuo mrm,,u =. the Oriental Consistov q
Masons from Chicago. brief visit to this ca,N
enjoyed the bathing at Bockawsy yesterday and In -
evening some Of them. accompanied By their wwsA
visited Gmores Garden. Tns visitors will enter 90
ragee In front OF the Grand Central Hote at o'coa
this morning and be conveyed to tue Fifth Aveas&
Hotel, whence they will escort the members Of ~
Grand Council to Kane Hall. They intend visit nd
works at He'll Gate In the afternoon, Will start ~
Pniladelphia at O'Clock to- morrow morning.
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Tho wife Of the widely esteemed Bishop JsnQ
OF the Methodist Church died on the 18th inss 10
maiden name Charlotte Thibon. Her father Lsaag
rhibop. was merchant Of this city who owned faru
upon which part OF the city of Newark buti
sne vas born there In 1905. She leaves . sv0
daushters. one Of whom 10 the wife OF the Bey. NJ
Harris pastor Of the Allen street church
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Tragedy In Ma olson Avenue.

John Schoenhauer ana Charles Rickert, feliSv
boarders at Madison avenue and Ninetyscco strss
fought in their room last evening. As they crssssA
about the room. schroenhaner seized the leg Of tses4
that they hAd brOkel ana Rckert caught tna4
lay near The door. with the weapons eacn manAgs1
TO wound the other danserousy Drf the neiEnboFl
and the police attracted by the noise broke into ~
room; Both were taken 10 thu Ninety ninth sues
H0spltal In an ambulance.
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yawl boat belonging to the sloop KiiJsA
Kimberly stolen BY four river thieves from the TOD
Of East siIty.third street, Sunday. Roundsman No
Williams and PatrOlmsn Cromie, seeing them tad
pulled away toward Blackwels Island. got y boat an4
started In pursuit. shouting and nrng At the thisys3
They we're overhauled at Hrll Gate.
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Striking silk wenyers,

The Paterson silk weavers have published 4
card In Of their strike. In which they ss1
that the majority OF them unanle make more thss
" 90 day. Warrants have been graned for the Arrs1
OF the men who assaulted nOnstrlkers.
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A race between sloop-rigged yachts is -
nounced for Saturday next At Rockawsy Capt A =
samues ofthe Neptune House offers silver cup. r.
entries thus far made are the Dexter. Capt HeEss
the Mldge, Capt. Dodge the Ella. Capt RhnenArdlI
tne n A. Butler, Capt. Hollands tho GTettA. CayG
shoner' and Tue NimbIe, Capt. Dodge, Jr.
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The Fatal scnnoId Again.

Whua '."hael Quirk, aged twenty three q
painter, u Hicks an. N'' D''SNvA.
a. work on q scafold outside y. - 49,
street. one OF the ropes broke. tie Co. S,',sL -
ground, forty feet below, and was Instantly q
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BrooLIyn'. Riotins Policemen.

Inspector Waddy, after investigating the 60
cusations that the Brooklyn policemen who were -
nlekina Al Coney Island FRIDAY were drunk and al
orderiy has preferred charges against eight men fre
the first Fourth. Tenth and Eleventh frecncts. N
Commissioners are TO try the cascs tomorrow.
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man nearly sixty ysars OF age was found q
the woods near Fort Hamilton on sunday with ~
throat cut. He was meaning with pain, and vsaa
f from the loss OF blood An open razor yas found -
his side. lie said that he Thomas Grover, shi1
Carpenter. and that he had attempted XIII himss6
through dependency because OF lack Of Wvrk Dono3
are Entertained as 10 his recovery.
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For the past four days the moaning OF . %
attracted the attention OF the Inhabitants of Yron
street. near Old slip. Yesterday morning Roundsmsa
heme opened the culver IA the mGdle Of the sIrsll
and pulled out large nastih Ths dog 10 suppossA -
nave .allvl iAto the river snd So -: -.yas.
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The Murdered Newark Policeman.

In Newark yesterday the Coroner's Jury In tho
case OF onicer Stanley Brock. who shot BY burs
lar rendered verdict accusing Charles Oschuald q
Ia fap
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Falling barometer, warmer easteTly to south
cry winds Increasing cloudntss anu rain areas uio
ed during ihe AFTERNOON aud night by wlnds shifting
cooler Nestcry and norIherJ, rising Barometer snk
Clearing weather.
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A swimming Match n, Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH, Aug, H-Artioles OF agree
ment we're signed this evening the Mansion House
tween MI Andrew TrautI OF West Point and Mr. George
,onr ars %, eouth ~ brookyl ~ y TO .Sm distance u
forfeit aud tho race To take place on TnurDd y Aug
bl. lhe money will be put Thursday, 10Th inst
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Tho Thermometer in New York Yesterday
AZ ,nuunnuts A. . O'clock a; NJ. 'osi o, g;
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JAMES MOLONEY,
Assistant Prosecutor Ham. Go.
Anlusements

GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-Mr. John E.
Owens, the great comedian, commenced
his engagement last night as "Perkyn
Middlewiek," in 'Our Boys" He was
supported by Miss M. Thompson, who
comes with him, as "Mary Melrose,"
and by the regular company. MIR.
Ovens "Perkyn Middlewick" was what
such an actor could not help making it,
and the frequent departures from the
text was especially entertaining to those
who were familiar with the play and
could thus enjoy Mr.. Owens originality
| and brilliancy.
Tonight "The Victims" and "solon
| Shingle."
At the Wednesday matinee "Romeo
and Juliet" by the company, with MIR.
Roach and Miss De Forrest in the title
| characteristic cents to all parts Of the
house. This will be Miss De FORESTS
| first appearance since her recent illness
| WOODS THEATER. - Haverly's Min
strels opened last night to good house
Their programme was full of good things
and there was more originality than has
been seen in minstrel troupe for lOns
while. The company has been great!
improved since its last appearance here,
and, although always one of the best, IL
now .better than ever. One feature o
this company is a change oil end mer
Ievery night. Those parts this evening
} will be occupied by Cool Burgess ant
E. NJ. Hall.
THE TENNESSEEANS.-The concert al
st. Paups last night was we'll attended
and the slave cabin music gave grea
satisfaction. Tonight they give a con
cert at Trinity Church, on Ninth street.
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Court Outings.

The Memphis 81 Arkansas River
Packet Company against the Peabody
Insurance Company Of Wheeling. A
suit upon an insurance policy. The
Jury rendered a verdict for plaintiff tor
N,9T9.
b. l.. Case against Thos. G. Gaylord.
An action ON contract. Verdict for
plaintiff, and damages assessed at 81, 478
james b. McWhorter was appointed
administrator OF Oregon Dunn. Person
atty, 81, 200; realty, $4,000; and Philipina
Bernard Administrative OF John Bernard
Personally, $500.
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Announcements. A

"Lessons Taught Us by the Fathers Of
the Republic" will be the subject of a
lecture In the Y. NJ. q. A. course this
evening by DR.. Muller, OF Covington.
L. II. Sawyer will organize Council
of the Sovereign Of Industry this even
ing at Queen City Hall, Eighth and
Freeman street. All those interested
are invited.
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TUESDAY, MARCH "A, 1870.

Polls will be opened between the hours of d
aud O'Clock A. M, and will be closed ct 4
O'Clock p. NJ.
Given under my hand and seal. the c0rporata
day OF March. 1876. q. w. G. 1QaN6TON.
tseal.l lpp5-ty Hsyqk
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in sixty days, according to the resolution
passed in 1867.
Bills and pay-rolls for the week
amounting to 81, ,306 81 we're presented.
and ordered paid, except bill OF $445
for lumber fol. which no one could ac-
count. Adjourned
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PROSECUTOR ohm Mich
aels, you are charged with 'being mar
ried man, and abusing your family Are
you guilty~ John Michaels-"pm
guilty of being married man, I'm sorry
to saY.N
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For the neat t,eenty-foar hours prob.
IDLY fair actth Increased cloudiness and
oarner ceather; and Indications ofrain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-14

The London Morning Post says
DR. RIDGES FOOD is full OF fiesh-forining
particles, and is indeed competent to support
life single handed
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ncy In order 70 accommodate Easteru

NE In order to accommodate Eastern
Advertisers in the STAR, MIR. e. Duncan
Sniffen, No. Y Astor House, New York
City. has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States.
This will be branch office OF the STAR,
MIR. Sniffen being authorized to make
advertising contracts on our behalf, ana
receipt all collections therefor in our
name.
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1REooMINe KNOWS.

Asiti Is becoming known that DR.. Prices
True Flavoring Extracts are not made up from
chemical poisons, but natural favors, delicate
and grateful to the most cultivated palate,
they are growing rapidly In popular favor.
The special recommendations of DIR. Prices
Flayors is that their purity is perfect, their
strength SO much greater than other extracts,
while the bottles bold half more than those
to contain same quantity. 1t is
only necessary for person Of pure and healthy
tastes to try these fiavors and they will be con-
vinced that they are the finest, purest and best
fiavorings for cakes, puddings, pies, sc.
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NOTICES.

CKETCHING FROM NATURE-In pencil
y and water colors, and drawing and paint
ing in colored crayons: practical instructor,
illustrated, co cts OF any bookseller or JESSE
HANEY & CO., 119 Nassau ST.. MY. fe1l-u
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A stern Reality.

On the I'd of March M. Goldsmith,
storekeeper at As Elder street, having
reason to suppose that his employe,
David Stern, was stealing from him, had
Stern arrested.
He appeared in the Police Court the
follow wing day and was arraigned on the
charges of petit and grand larceny, the
Judge requiring bail in the sum of $700,
and continued the cases until the 7th.
Stern, who had been taken to the
County Jail, appeared on the 7th before
Judge Lindemann, when his case was
laid over until to-day.
When the case was called this morn
ing no David .Stern was found, when in
quiEy was made, and it was ascertained
that no bail bond mad been signed.
An officer was Immediately
dispatched to the Jail to in.
quire into the nonappearance OF the
accused, and in few minutes he re-
turned, and handed to the Judge the fol-
lowing order:
CINCINNATI, March 8, 1876.
Capt. Grote: Release from the Jail the
following named persons: Calvin Swift,
Abe Rhenock, w. H. Meade, E. Wolf,
Brahm, James Nixon, Dauid Stern and
James II. White.
Yours truly,
JAMES MoLoNRY,
Assistant Prosecutor Ham. Co.
From the above it appears that he has
been at liberty ever since, and now the
question arises where is the culprit
| and who is responsible for his release:
, 1876-06-23

A Virginia City correspondent Of the Ran
Frapcisco l,oat draws this picture Of the Com
sstocker: "The Coushskcr is IN honest frllow.
llc !i"esn't, Us genera! thing, like u plug hat,
OF gloycs, or cane. lls Ii given to si,uyiug hts
s!ouct hat on the buck Ut Ills head, smoking 4
cigar at al acute angle, thrusthg Ills hnnds In
lis packets, leaning a&,alust Hi awnlng post In
The cool Of tl,s esysntng, and taIklng III i loud
voice: Ae chucklcs 9sur broad stnr!es and ffc.
see to thku the tray, without shame, and
Is apt to douhlv his stakes II he loscs--.,llt liz
doean't growl. liz makes money aul spu.ils It In
tLe way that p'eascs him nlost. 1t may not NJ
ways he Ycry pure 6r intellectual way, but IL
suits him and II Is bio own bus!ness llu BULLS
nlca house fur his wife, II he has t'l,c, all,l
epenls good deal Of his time and nlouuy down
town. Stocks ars Ills idol, and he ralls tGc tur,,
often enough not to discourage him In bis wur-
shlp. lie takes = trip to tho Bay or .Rues
Eat Eat n9T & I'D &sga9, but E always GLAD u gct
]accA for hin, un'l ilu Is inclined to nok upu,
consrntionAilty ns y borc an4 N uureaso,lablc
mo.ey, no Social STUN attac!4ius 10 ruthsf f1e-
Allcnt !amhatct, Z, anu living IN plueo whcre he
thess arc thugs tho comsto.kef ukss.D
, 1876-06-23
OTHER SECTIONS.

Among thu conct&IEsr uf delegates n,ll mem.
lrrx Of the "thlri lso,lac" who arrived Ia the
rlty last evening, On their way tu tie Bridge
City, were strssrs. F., o. l'rigga anl Henry
Chamberlain. The former gentleman is from
Paw Paw, an,l represents van Buren County. A
TRIBUNE reporter corra!cd him in thu tot.l1nl.
ot Liz pa!sner llousc, and, afscr an exchange of
few words N. tllu weather unl kindred toplys,
the following conversation c,lsslcsl:
"Mr. l'rigEs, undcrstand you aze a delegate
to the Ut. Louis Cnnycntlon.''
"Ycs, sir; am."
dental ticketih
''ks,, sir; l,nyo nut. Ny first sllolce IL TIL
den. i rrgard him as tho best a'nl strongest
n,ann
Whom .loyou prefer for tic scco,,ti el,olco1"
"That IL Il question laws net yet thought
over, and cannnt say. On the arrival Of 1Iur
delegation At 81: ,L1uIs, We will 60 into CAUCUS
-, "What .! s5c your vIews on tho second place on
"lhat also is sutnethlng Which have not
ls'oketl Into. In favt 1t canf very well be cunad-
erea until utter lhs Convention shall have nsads
''"!n!ntv f"r thu IIrst pl"cs:'"
,,,! mH9W Ises your delegation stand o" tho ffsst-
-, , oMt g sa; as!ssstlon Of twenty-five. thors
- For WlplM do the tumalnaes goT'
~ huule for Hendricks and soms for Davis"
"Wtl yuur delegation yots ~ q uult on tie hold
nNo. slr. / 4" not think 80. Wei to St.
uEaMr CHAMBERLAIN,
OF Thrcu Oaks, lIeftlen Eoun!y. duloEatc at large
WY encountered shorty after 81 thu Knight of the
:, Who's yuus choice for ptc.!dsnt, Ns. Chan.
beIlaluf
, 1876-06-23

An accident of Ill altogether exceptional
character occurred yesterday afternoon, says tho
Manchester Examiner IT June =, In u railway
tunnel oh tho London y Southwestern Ruff
ttio moment hA1 as harrow and marvellous
As the 5 o'clock express from rorts. os.
mouth NOV. h to : Lonaon by ths direct rortsmoMth
tunnel, between uot!alnling Nl Gntldforl, Tho
passengers wero alarmed 6y' finding tlat heavy
break luwcr was bcllg applied to tho whole
train, aud by hearing the engine whistle sound
and the passengers, after abort but anxious
snspense, discovered TINT largo portion III
tho tunnel hui suddenly given way Mt the
I.ondun oad at tlla n.0rlcnt they wcre a},-
rtOaching. Tho train, when brought to star,t!-
still, was within thirty OF forty yards nf tic
mouth Of tho tunnel, anl, but fUr the f4ct tl,ut
tho driver whom IN tho middle Of thr tuf,nrl uh-
served what looked !lke great mist suddenly
thug vs. wrong, upplIci thc brake md sig-
would, In ail probability, l,ave been huricl il,
tho dehrts Of sotnethlnB 1tku twenty yarlls Of
hs bske tanhs M tho tns ISsr a l .ttn1 x1s proptGy
train WIS backed out Of tho tunnel towar,l
NoanlIning anl thu pnssrngcra were trAusler-
Ieti, through hugs gaps nHaslu IN tl,s roadside
Which they wcro conveyed to GuilAtord Ly tIno
hlsllroa!l. Il!o passcnErrs were .reatly st.lr-
tied, When they rsaltrru tsle nar1owtitsa Of
their =, cscapr,, for tho r,lins OF
tho fallcn portion Ut the tunnnl cover.
great masses Of earth aud heavy tnasonry. III
explanation Of the accident, It ii saIl t.lat dur
in9 tho hay there had been somn busting f0r
chalk tn close proximity to the tunnel, mud # Ia
work " slch degree TINT only tllu Vibration Of
aarastnF train *as required To bring 1t down.
Gangs of wurkncn wuTs At once set to work to
clear The line, but II was expected that they
%Dllid not effect IN absolute clearance Til To-
unY. -.
, 1876-06-23
~ nm fo. Hendricks, whom regard a. tho

~ hn, f., l1endrfcks, whom regard a. tho
''tcpEfst .Wst s3 ao g"n Ssst ,SnS TnS' =, r,,.nw
Who n ynHr choice fnr second rAcct"
inclined to l,olicvc that Nnv Curtu nf Tcnn.yi.
tanfa. would make good man for tho accond
- Who is your second choice for the Presidential
=! hardly know, though a. present 7 an very
mteh tncllnrt IN fnsnr Judge lhnl.. liz la man
e ;he '1e character md hates thief As h' does
..l!ow wItl the Michigan delegation ro''
~, y ID tskciy thnt l1en'fslcs' Will get Or votes
''Thon your State viii no. .o.c M ,,nttr'
'nts NO. VI j., n'n.1"r,.G wan. s q that INIT Oae'"cs' IN
In, M;hsan any f's'r''o son to present to tho
two Or ct thtes tass"n, cxtev X sselsn for es
a@,nr,ch, ann T. either oa whom would make an excellent
.''rhcn you 10 no regard ridden as tho best man
whom IT. thc r. pafty = x can m, nominate" 2,
level c-i Tor ridcn. arrived Al ths sln,er House
~ eyrnsng:, Among then were .he Following
% Ssn T?s es sa faass'f1x a III o :'ssS:o e. tes K.
ss, 1' nsSs' SSsn, n,H"ss ss: sssa.h.S S. ct an nS
Rsss@e' sss'"sSs's sss
Go1m!ttfc md ,!ae; =; Sswyss os.en,h",g .an s,
their war ii st. 1:onl-. Tho party nre tor T!idca
!hrnosh tef :n n . "nd :, seIy hopSfui 9f l hiH
who accompanies thc party. stater TINT out Of thu
entire dedication nf tlis Stats. 70 In ALL thcru ARE
M !, ors ,na,. t'a " ~ T. ri}den en
es' IL sEs"sH Tc" IL it wi s% np i Se IL
' h osiy, gs,y md the ef%snd e' tss H,ss
Iork City. wha avo p1snty Of .ctip and pct.c.
, 1876-06-23

MEETING or EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
A meeting Of thu Republican Executive Ward
Committees WIS held Mt tho Grand Pacific Hotel
last night, to consider tl,e report Of tic suh-
committee appointed to repurt on tho primary
qnestlon. Col. Taylor presided, and George r.
Graham acted us Secretary. There WIS large
attendance.
Tho Committee appointed at The last meeting
rrpurteil US lul]uWs
non tn the tcnt!'a comH'ittcG, aud such com!n..-
E.a t s y 1ey xssss ~ GS ak sG cae sf; I'd
precincts, who .iail pit tfoul 1 D. IN. 10 i. IL,
In Aonr central locality in each Of such precincts
iluce to bt 1xu! by the Central Committee on tho
Recommendation Of tho Clnb, wh"thn receive tho
81 ~ s sn ..s5s /. s"1 hs ~ s
!. The rlu., shall appoint thsee registry judges
such nominating election, afler giving au9 notice
U n: as % IT, ReG + THo @ S"ef ,o
lid rcgirtry judges shall hc at tho nominating
elrctlo. during The time Of tho rotlug
nlcnt registry: all members u thu Club, and my
pcrsnu whn II known 70 mil Judges or sonched for
Sa ca q aa a e esa ,s9
shnl! be entitled 10 yoto lat sad nominating
election.
=. ANY GIah bnatt hppo!nt nne VI 1hnfc ctial'
lcnscsa t1s eath urinary sn!i. WHO t!a!l ael az
such ami ketn rally lht o1 Inc fhGs caht
nn tnoeluR tha !upoFs waH received and thu COM
ln!ttco dlacllatseH.
| CONSIDERING THE REPORT.
| Mr. Tnth'!l mnscd, that tho report be considered
| BY hcctiona Carried:
When the first HeCt!On waA read, MI Haskell
moved to amend that each ward club slauld kclect
the jntlGca
| MT. El!lntt hnthnny was OF the oplu!nR that the
report involved y llltio tu9 much Mlthit1ary He
Thought the matter *I"nid Ahe LETT 10 tho Clubs,
whlcn wcru coMpoapd Ut good men and might hi
dopeHusd upon. .........
| The nhatr inquired how The embarrassment Ut
| tWu cltl IN ward Wnulu b. met:
Mr. Anthony th"asht that ,iiilcn1ty wua ehtf1y
! settled. The Cnunly Convention wnnld Icca.nlxu
bht ORG club, ho 'Hatter how many Should G1!At ln
, 1876-06-23
Catnel'a Hair Shawl BWinslle.

14H FFuH&!fto Hhf<Hn.
A natty ltt!e Frenc|unnn called ut drug.
stnro IN tho Western Addition yesterday, Mrd
inquired In pasaahle English II there was i laly
rcs1tiinB IN that Vicinity who ss'ko Brcncls ila
distant. rhero 1'e proceeded, ana Mrs. Hank
WI!a sGtnnlnNcd tho door. and thu strlHger, u
bows anl smllrs stated that he was an officer Of
% FIenst vessel lyIng in tho ,laricr, and VA, Va,
foreign port for $50, which would have rost
anothcr Sl0O, lie exhibited y neatly tionc up
laekage, and proceeded. to display what u.
pcared to ho III elegant thawl. 1lo sa!d ho hasl
ncen unable ,,rfos % nd tho lady fur r;s"; w%n;
the article for tho trifling sum Of $tD. Nov,
Mrs. tlank was waiting .catncfs hay
shawl, but, l5ke prudent lady, sald she wo'lld
with tho cona,lnEnatc art of an accomplished
salesman he t!welt upon the beauty and value VI
the goos, and finally Uttered tu take 50 on ae,
cn'tMt, md nlaw the BALANCE 70 remain unpai3
= tempting ofer, 50, haallrg lin i double j.:
olels, she SECURED tho prize. Tau olg!ns
gentleman comilMentcl her OIL lirr G.'uti fof'
ttune, aud, With y low bnw, took Ills departure
When ieft alone the better Judgment Of Inc put
~ te s0mething wrnng In the trulIsactlnI''
fcrhnps tho shawl lad brun stup,, Gr perhaps
i "ax MI inferior article. Hastily putting, on
tier hat and walkingtlress she took the artte!v
s,!e usaalIy trsa,i!s lO ui i1red M i'1 its sauv.
'ats you sold tooi' liz taea said tiat thu
shawl was tlsst raso imitation, aud that ~ te
len Ut the store to bc sold for her acront. sle
inf"rins llcr husband that shu don'l think
sa'l'el'slai shA%t would beconae her, and the5
ato @ IT, fashionable anyway It mny bo safs ta -