, 1876-02-06

able auu ready 70 oSotnt s,..r vet
reauire fair remuneration from those "1o go
abis to nav for their services. Ihey nave MmaJs
apartuepts that are comfortable any sdntuA1eu
in accordance with the most scien1ihe pllucaPlo'
for the use of FREQ patients, upon "noa ~
given to those who pay the highest pr1ce: Dns
they arc Ut great expense in MAINTAINING pug -
stjsutop, and therefore are an1lous to tesos5o
patieuts who ara able to pay somesnluR to"stos
its support. Gentlemen OF tno pe6t etaus
hayn heretofore ayailed themselves OF the ue-
cidedly valuable treatment Of the MEDICAL eorps
a,tached to the Hospitsl, and have been hlsniy
pra,ifed with their experience Especlalts eau
the institution be recommended TO saoso
vho are suffering from habits OF 1ntenlpe1anco.
The Hospital can acsomm2aa'e auuns ~ ~ r. r.
tients, those with meaus being assgnea 70 tne
most coulmodious and best private 1ufnisneu
rooms, and treated to the finest dcllcacsos that
the market affords. provided they arc cone1ssns e:
with the patients health. All CONTAGIOUS als-
eases are rigidly excludod f'on ths hospita!.
Tha location is near tho lake sho-c. and a.
healthy as any part Of the city. The fr1ces. H.
cIuaine everything except extra ned:csl ap'
narn:us. range from SIS to S15 weeI, according
10 the style Of the room occupied.
NARROW ESCAPE.
Specch ia ei]yeiu silence gotdoa. Last sum
1ner an Adonis wno boards at the Grand Paelnc
lIotal met dasiing young woman at Saratoga:
and had, ~ he said, 80 CAV old time WITH nor.
Yesterday evening, ut dinner. what was his sar-
prise to see tho dAshing young woman seated 1t
headed old man OF stern aspect She biuBheu
deeply Is she recognized her Sal atosa acquains-
anco her salu,ation did not escape tho Old
mans eye, and inspected narrowly The Adon's'
while the young woman, with plea"lng 1aoes
whispered something IN his car. wllereas h:s
brow grew dark. aud ho inspected again and
still nore closely that young man: Tho Adonls
fiu,btcl his diouer as rapidly nB he conid With
out choking himself or exciting suspiclon, hur~
ried upstairs for his valse. AID had Just re-
turned to the rotuoda waoa tho oei,-oov
salo to him: - Gcnt.emaa to see Jol, sail, anu
the stern old gentleman stood before ll1G.
adopis' tongue rloyc to the roof OF his mouth,
and when The Old man said, With moanio:
glance: 'Mr. Blank, I presame?" no could
only bow. Rosalie tells me-" went On the Oh
wero very attentive" Again Adonis could onl7
bow. he attempted to say: II know it was
very ifoprldent, but thero is no uso rowling the
scandal II you are willing, am ready to marry
he-," Tut the words stuck in his th:oas, aud 40
could onIy utter dry croa!- Ths implacabio
Old % ,nnn INV went on: "And Rosalic, rny w.fo, says
that you contributed largely to her pleasure,
I have como to thank you 1or 1t. VIC arc
stopping here for a few uaya x;,d sha!!
he clad to ses you .: our paror, No. l,63i
Then ho shook hands with that young nan aaa
vanished. Adouis' forehead grow pale ana red
by turns, and q profuse persprntlou burst ont
ali over uim rs te reelected now nearly be had
escaped domestic traSedy then ne seut MS
yal;ee uS-atairs and sald that his SICK aunt Was
better, and he wouldn't have TO 60 to C!ncln-
natl, aud vent into the bar-room and took seven
brandy cocktails in rapid succession; and TINS
week when bo tells tile story ho'll pretend that
bis fortunate escape was entitaly Due 10 ILLS
presence Of mind.
FAITHS RECORD"
From tie February number OF this paper,
Il. l1 Nf ffSA
Fouudlucs' Home, the following extracts are
made:
Be1nesday Jan. 5.-The srEt payday Of the New Year
for the help brings us sGo Surely our God 70 faith
Jul. gentleman sent US trunk dlled with closhln
aud toys, which belonged soae years ago. 10 hs own
lost daTugB Tless ongtreasured articles seem very
sacred as va look them, and believe it 70 be. for
n' %n ga 1ttle etr gave be.uufnl blue scarf for
one of the babies. In i was found s. bill.
jan TEN dolars wero given to-day. and "we hare
found use for It. for cur roof shelters n1nes5nsno
Sunday Jan. s.-An addition Of threo to our family
to-d1y. ,.,-
ing, for which were looking; STATS, gift from
number Of gentlemen, from which NO paid the wages
.Jan 1t.-.0ne Of tho new babies already adopted.
The following noto by mail: "My little Freddie wAnts
to send 10 cents for milk for the babies, and will add
all Freddias Mamma" Soma unknown friend sent .
tarrel Of our, for which We would his 70 thank him
o. her. Twenty cents, "Ltsse tn11e" 'foo 'ne u
Jan. el.-The Lord does not forget our Large fam
liz. He sent again $40 by ono Of His children a
IS Yards Of nnnel With toy stable, and an envelope
in which were 10 cents for Moses. package OF
wo1sted work an the way from Providence, T. T. was
jan o9.-Thia day has been memorable BY the adop-
ton Of Moses our Oldest founding, WHO las been
great fAyorite with Ill, and IN whom many OF our
readers hare taken special interest. He has been in
the Home two years and eight months and viii %
missed by every one, though al are rejoicing In his
finding good home.
uoRaE-cAR RHYMES.
Supdry additions have been made to Mark
Tvain's Horse-Car Rhymes about punching
| "trip-s.ip" fares. The following ID the neWeat
Boston version:
Wheneer passenger pays fare,
There shall be punched By the conductare,
Before collecting another fare.
And in tbs presence Of said p1ssentNe,
A buff trip slip for q ai1-cent fare,
A blue trip slip for threc-cent fa-ot
4 white ticquette for fve-ccnt fare,
A green ticquetto form employees fsre,
A whito check for an eight-ccnt fare
A yellow check for nine-ccnt fsre,
4 coupon pass for dead-head fare;
AL In the presence of the pa8sen1are,
Who's not allowed. no matter where,
How short the distance, or what the faro,
To travel free upon this cA1r.
This epizootic has spread to the ncighborlng
cities OF New England, where no mnn ie consid-
cred fit to conduct etreet-car Who has not grad
| uSte0 from 1Hte uAIFaIu4 HUI kQe Pook u WIG
| Hartford Times has felt inpelled to evolve the
| following on the oue-h -horse ''bobtail cars:
Our oue-horse driver taxes
To look ur the Bta7gslinR passenjare;
So when wo wish to stop catr,
After shaking IN rain chr umarellstrc,
And yelling again aud beating the str,
We hire 10y 10 run round the cair,
And tell the driyare to stop lis cat1
II he wants another p1szenjare.
4 CASE Under TIE c1r1L-R1GHrs ACT.
An American citizen OF African descent, clad
| in lavender pants and headlight breastpia,
| called at the United States District-A:torney'
office yesterday, and made the following COM
ptaint: .-..
United States District Court, for tbs Northern Dis
/ trict Of ILino;s-es. and now coneth Julius Crsa
poulpay Augustus White. OF tho City OF Chicago, o.
the County OF Cook, OF the State Of Illinois, 1nd saith
"Look hyar, Boes the fust day OF Feboo4ry in d.
rear oh t!e Lo 1876, and OBJ 'Mcrcan inde?cndcac d
th in the city county, and State afosata, me, d.
said julius CEsar Ponrey Augustus White. afo said
and my aal was frscd admission 20 do - Theatre
| wha' dey was gwiue to play y---. de dokeeiel
ren3arking that that pace for niggers contr1
IF to the staeuesto Of do Swivel Rights and de Rem
| forcement axe in such cases inside and purT4ded.'
| Wha TO- your petitioner prays for relief, etc
mfr. Burke asked him what theatre it WAS. md
| what the play ~as, aud who the actors we're, nnd
| theu advised him not to take any action in tht
| matter; "for," sai1 lie. ''if tbs jury heard sha
vou asrooad eeninr that t}lay in that theatre bs