, 1876-10-22

husband proposed she should return to !ler moth
crs, to which she consented, but arsI S1sltgu .S
York and had farewell interview tshe sald) wnn
Aker5. Then size went back to RhInepeck, anu
packed her trunks, to retire to nnnnery Win net
relatives; but it appeared in the seqnci sne ntet
Akers by appointment and the two are now 10 en53s.
ing the fruits OF an illicit love together II canaua
Net result: Two broken-hcarted families, TWO
miserable victims Of their own PASSIONS ueieaho as
ed mercantile firm, and bat1ied Shetln WY HAS
been hunting the cmbezzled properly
PRACTICAL PENANCE WITH PEAS AND PINS.
There are few families who are associated IN
a RELIGIOUS sect as branch OF the Free Method
lists, who reside near New Rochelle. They hold
meetings in sclool-house, and the Presiding
Elder is named Paul T. Parker, who is famil-
iarly called s'old Peas" not because Of the allit
eratiyeness of his name. but by reason Of the Pc
culiar views be holds as to doing pcnance by put
ting dried peas in his shoes and torturng himself
for his SINS Parker is a shoemaker by trade, but
is very earnest in his preaching, and eyldehty SIN
cere. He has recently been interviewed, anu 1rank
suffer for sn and that self 4ncted pain ls the true
sign OF repentance. Once, he said. be TOOK ham
mcr and drove nails through each OF his 1eet Twas
summer time, and he walked abont vita the nails
in lis feet until they festered, when he drew them
out. He tried to persuade lady to DO the same,
but she could not instead she stuck her arm fuil
OF pins Parker thought this punishment was net
at all adequate to her crime as she had been guilty
OF gaudiness in her attire. wearing bright ribbons
eit~ ;4o Mrs Wen,herway. the mother Of seven
children, who was also interviewed. The amusing
point in her was inat Gae nau ir1ru t
aau H. hoots whiIe ENGAGED in his work but he
could not see it. There thirty forty honest
people ensagen IN tnls an1 sone t
nnn;shment and nenanccs.
A REMARKABLE CASE or TRANCE.
vorv axtraordinarv case Of susnenled ani
~a.,a.,a5 - NJ 1o- D.1anoo,. etrao+
~. ,sa,,o 49, .ra ,,;o+;ro ~ - -
Ill e'As elt3' .1" oA,' 49, A"s - y.
Swedish girl agea q, named Anna frooe'i'
stroke o. whas ~as cal'ea paralysis aau 1s aeau
ea sG a 9t who esa@ned s Il body body
cni' nrononnced the girl dead, Her relatives were
sS+ 49, 80 h-o+bor soon orr,vod Rv tbis t;mo
The srs facc had turned blue, add there was every
estou;ehnont he brntSer ;1ccIined to heiieye It.
assYnsnsd' aaaEn t1h thot ea ,as nniu IN trancc
and and LAD been saojest 70 70 ; sush ,s ats fo5 many
years lne lr1t'os VI ."e tt,. MY ~ ~ i
~ nls a. an hnS- sst Fsintnr,aut sTho ,nn
of collins ana snsoaas ahn leneo saG Tn
physician IN e ' pe neau ~
posSu.5 w., =, aoq In hroap,t end 3ha bpdv ave
no s;o6 of lie It uns concued that the undertaken
was fight. The body was placed on Ice for the
night IN the morning Inc nnaeftaket re1urneu o Lo
FRI suddenly starred up and exclaimed ST am so
cold, "a natural result OF being on ice all night
sho was tahen ~ ad nar hrothar xaa r,ohf and
nnce before she had been laid out for burial. The
physician was recalled and pronounced the case 4
very remarkable one.
4 PRETTY WORKING GIRLS PRASh5.
There was an unusual scenein the Fourteeuth
Precinct Police Court a few days aro. when q
-e.s..- -,a,,.,o. ~-:., .a,,ad 1,sa uyo;e,o-
pfcpossesslue young Eni Aa'neo oaie " easnst
was arrested for wearing mems clothes on the
e+rootc The r,rl,s annearance forbade thu idea
a:e-sI...~h,. ,h..,ata. a,a .ho
OF her oelns olsreputao4e enasac1e'' auu DIG
was allowed to tell her story to the Judge without
hindrnncc. She explained that she was employed
-..,,.a, ;,,.tr,,,,n+ foc+o-v in crosbvatrant in
u tnua's. .ns4 '1.so, - .s:.s: -1n,n
whlch poruou u hel "oiA "ao ufa'1's oot so'uo
email iron frames, which were made at forge.
Once her dress took frc while so employed from
~ snot.. and IN ovotd rcnat3tian of it she hal
@ tnt sp8' 49,, g. 1oth;ae Jur;ng xorng honrs The
to, ~. W Ind ccmn|;mcnte her On her rnkish an
oea,5ra in mascnna rarments and one day in
4 spirit OF banter one OF them offered to bet
email sum that she did not dare 70 appear on tae
and w. xhi1a carrTine it ont was crested
Two witnesses confirmed her statement, and the
proprietor OF the factory testlnca 70 ner aa'1sYin
gooa "a ~ a,idanca Gn;cr cnntnsn stated .hat
there are from dfty to sixty girls p1omenaing the
streets nightly in the garments Of the other SEE,
anu lhal Wnie te Police MGic a"ne tt - - ~ '