, 1876-07-16
curing nightly, about which the police and
nub]ic are 1nadvised and know nothing.
4 1r1nD1asr 121sR IN r0BTUNEa

One of the passengers bound 10 EUROPE on
tbc steamer Queen, which left this port last
Saturday, was young man named James cur
lev, whose sudden rise in fortune is quite an 1n-
tcrestiur story. Shirley was recently ooo1-
black. and had his stand near st. Pauls Church.
One day about month ago he BACKED Inc
boots Of Mr.. Frank Darlington, Of No. 45 Last
Tenth street. This gentleman by mistake
handed the boy q $40 gold piece instead OF
silver ha1f-do1lar, and told him to keep the
change. The boy WAS so dazed by the gift that
before he could recover from his astonishnent
Mr.. Darlington had left. he searched for him
in vain, and that night gave the
money 1nto the hands Of the superin-
tendent Of the Ncwsboys' Lodging Home,
desiring him to ad7ertise for the party and
return It to him. The next day Mr.. Darlington
was discovered and the g9ld CON Fes.orcu 20
that he instituted inquiries regarding the boys
associations and honesty, and was so Impressed
bY his worthincss that he determined to adopt
him. The boy was only too willing to accept
the offer, and after few weeks schooling nc nc
upon trip to Europe. On Saturday be dis
tributed pocket full of nickcls to his old boot
black friends, and bade them good-by- Inc
bows gave him three cheers, and few passengers
for Europe have departed with more anec!lon-
ate t10Q-SpceuS L1laH tuE 54ulS5 A41AA "A4eo@ Ao4
estv has led him into the path Of fortune.
SoFr THING FOR THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Our crack militia regiment returned from
PHILADELPHIA last week tired with their Ccntcn-
NAL trip. and glad to get back. Talk about the
enfferings Of emfgrants and troops on the
n1sfns! These we're triAing compared with the
trials endured BY the Seventh. Instead OF
marching upon alkali plains, in dry and arid
country, our boys were compelled to travel IN
palace cars, on express trains, ano as soon ~
they reached their camping grounds we're 1ofceu
to occupy floored tent, with an iron oeostead'
mattroases, and linen sheets and toilet eonyen-
;snccs a11 at hand. Their rntions consisted OF
1ohster salad stcwcd tcrrapins, spring chickens,
and ice-crcam. Their drink was horrl-
hiei-water fh and iced champagnel at
night they we're privileged to spend
their time in the salons OF Philadelph1a's
choicest families; and thus they toiled and Ia
bored for nearly week, upnolalng the nonol .i VI
+Iafr co11ntry and their country's flag. ArccltM
n oe the average experience Of Seventh - boy
would repress recruiting for the army IN inc
natriotic breasts Of our countrymcn to an eS-
tant which is fearful to contemplate. Yet they
arc gallant crowd, andWould turn out prompt
r. for activc service in an emergency. They are
lie reliance Of the respectable portion OF the
community in case OF riot, and, in spite OF their
l;E;np for soft beds, delicate food, and all a1tec.
- Hn+ n
tlon 1or tae gu tn'' o'~
u 1e1'o"e, ero7urR CASE OF DEpRAv1TT.
1orsev Citv scandal llas broken out afrcsll,
and causes new sorrow in asomcwhat prominent
family i1 that suburb. Charles Hyatt, the nus
band Of a pretty wife, the daughter OF one OF
New JERSEYS most honored sons, was some time
aco caught foqra,.te deictn with young woman
named Mary Davis, OF Boston. Tic vile hcwto
~ narants and the ruilty husband sent away
~ ,,;et~ase p Then commenced efforts for rec
aao;1;o+,or which. after q few weeks were sue
ole'.t. ~, r,'o ,,1,.,,o,d ,ro,n,scd reformation,
ssa ~, ,nirred vito foreayc him his past per
49, 49,. !s,tf, 10 .h.t +he wife ia the legitimate
Ao3' th' .us a,1N...-7t1 49, +Io ;t,f,r,o,,
heir OF eonsluelaols mea, anu ,nro1,. @ -, cor.
husband Sought hel ..h a,,a5 n;,ad
tinue an 1nhucneG 4se' . ~, a,t';1, na,ca hnC
the expected Westl.. ~. ~ tha "n',s1,,at nf
ever was again broken " snv .f et',.ai " "
Hyatt, aud secon9 te Luz ssr1 ,rara ~
her parents 4e 4leS " ~. ~, e.,1 W.
much ior ner, ana as'n s!e 4..s anu ~
suElec the pos'llon u MHe nJaE1 "an =
oughly oao, anu ll1s i;e'na' tr,,.s a1,I ieft
self when le passEI up S a,unn ,,;ti 1n ~
Jersey Csty 1of tnc mest ~ euniM5 :f5 w. s.is e
paramount anu ~" t1lt ,n1utcu eh1r - a,t,
hea1t-broacu. a "o1tn( "on1an s!-ilis a 'u1.a
wearing her l11c out 1oi LII 1o'o ~ Nsf'"'@A
man. .,,rypopr ~ THE ocr.x suRP
.tt~r narform;nr Na1l in :: piouc', for ot7
$1,000 ,5;s, F,nnv DavenYort hns retired. aud
a,.;s ,,o,v ,,erfo11,na The n,rt Fanny: ia
rassiaTstr1T sg fon1 Of the Ocean, and is accord
a,,;nr;,er 1,er summer vacation bv the sea-
MY en1o'1 fo;oa1. od,nirerz da.cr;hcs tor
sue on~ ses.,.,na =. ~ th,,s,v.. "a sho,t s,orvcd
oaa'.ns 49, ,,an1.aa s,,;t If navy h1uc flannel
ns:so.oa ~ .,.;+h ,r1,;to hr,id KnickarhorEer
smpo .noN. .na ,,,,,e eoni1a,s m,1:;no a i,untier
l.ouss. @ aa+o. 1. 1,rfnr, of thc woman ti,an the
'1A'u >" 49, csr,,r hos met t]one of her
gorgeous ONT suat oa.os ;, ' 49, 49, ~ sro-a1
in the ttosata't1 ooy olese. tnat "o.'"n
description, SO you may depend upon IT'S being
correct. Fanny Davenport manages to acquire
nnnuiar;tv in about as many ways as any one of
hcrscY. This summer she was bathing at Far
Pn-Eaway. when boy was carried beyond his
dcntI by the treacherous uudcrtow. Fanny
saw him and fcarlessly dashed through the
hrcakers, and At some risk to her own lifcs saved
The hoy. She is IN expert swimmer and corr-
arcous in the water to the ,1ast.sdcgrec. When
she bathes thousands assemble to see 1cr plunge
through the crest u the waves, anu nsi auai 5
ence are qnite as ef ehe erforms sno nf hcr "a
orit tharactSrs At The Filth Avenue. She is
ali and all captivating woman.
4 LITERAL MATRIMONIAL ELECTION.
/ A strange scene took place tn Essex Market
Court on the 9th inst. Mr. Wilhelm Hendleln,
| q young man recently from !iermany' was