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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
COL. IRWIN'S WASHINGTON MISSION.
TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENSE IL THE PACIFIC MAI


Testimony was taken yesterday IN the suit
g. irwin, a; No. 30 wall-st. before slaa D. Browneli
referee. A. j. VandcrpOel and H. s. Bennett appeared
for the Pacific Mail Company, aud VIM. II. scott for Mr.
irwin who was also present The brief session CON
suued by Mr.. Irwin in putting in testimony for
Inc defense. lie read minutes FROM the books
Of the Pacific Mail Company TO show that
tie directors, by resolution unanimously
adopted. authorized the attorney OF the Company
bring suit against Richard b. Irwin to balance
granted release to A. b. stockwel under whose rec
ton Mr. Irwin acting. The lawyers for the prOscc
ton argued that testimony 10 tie release of Mr. stock
well irrelevant, the ground that the disburse
nents tie Company money for the recovery Of which
tis suit lad been brought unknown 10 the direct
the time they release 10 Mr. Scckwcll, Hud
we're fruOuleny covered 10y false entries IN the books
OF the Co.uauy MIR. Irwin read from the minutes Tor
sept - 1873 20 show that Parhe t. higgins. cNpcr,
employed 10 examine Tue books ~ mo company
ana iniIutcs oi Oct H. 1873 to show that Mi Higgins
raI made a rcuIt TO the Board Mr. Irwin called upon
the prosecution to produce This rrnori II 1t can be
(uuu ia will h.. pre- Seutcd Il ttc next session.
Iii Irwin of r,d three letters sgnci 0y Henry Clewe
20 the previous testimony OF MI CcWs. one
letter introducing H. b. Clccvcf to Mr.. siOckwcl. as
person whom he thought could serve you bc.ter IA
Wasnm stuu than any person hnow OF was read, mas
luch Ps reference made L. u ia Mr.. CeNss tesi
uonv; nut counsel for tire defense objected 10 near
ing he ot er letters a. d because MI Cewss attention
h1 not called - them, ami the referee TOOK tinc u
decide The two letters were brought forward
by the defense prove that Mr. Cews was wei aware
of tie operations OF StOc6Wct and 81 M TWINS ms
SION The prosecution announced that IL would call Mr.
sage MI SMITH ana Sanuel 4. Hatch 10 testify. 1hc
case was adjourned 10 Wednesday OF next week al r H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
CIVIL, NOTES.

H. the suit Of James Is. sheridan, now Judge, for
strotapl,sa fees against George e. Genet tried before
Juore rs smau SLfcc Court circuit jury gave Tie
pa.L4ih ftful't i1T 81.
L. the proceeding Of Matthew Lyon TO have his
removal rom the police force 1874 reviewed hy crior
the supreme Court Term, Judge nau giving the
opnl Ifa" to Iuteicl, a, LyUa delay al a. "h - "Hs
In the SUIT OF Lucy j. l.. Iialpinc tie widow OF
Charlie Halrue miles Reilly, 10 recover 5000 IN
trusted bv w.mC barrett for ycsimr JMfgm,nt
by eeau entered yesterday Win The County orfA 'or
$685. IS.
In the case of n. Hill Fowler against Fernando
wood sut for 900 claimed by Fowler 10 have been
loaned TO Wool h connected Will transactions be
TWEEN them wien Fowler Corporation Attorney m
Conf Crut before Judge Van BiuhL thc supreme court
Gen,al lru Jl4sc a'n fiu5 n ot' u, g Of I par
painuhs t,slnhouy.
Tie suit of Isaac w. Bussng"r and Others against
Jay Gould and other, put down after previous sdonrn-
spt Tor rl YESTERDAY before Judge ponohue IN supreme
Court Circuit Tho FOX $4,000 aud interest ON
Friday transaction The dri,ndaS M're tr', uu,
Pee ham, TOT the plaintiffs va not ir4dy Jn!Ee
Do,p,u. aft leckham furnished no reason Tor
aaeisy 81 tie ial d''a a !rS 80 Iiis. shcar
man feirrdarts counsel the was put OF Tor Two hours
sppsIrnc AT me that time the court granted judg
men Ion defendants and an extra allowance vi costs 10
them the anount of The pldlnls 'laim'
Henry C.. Genet was appointed by Controller Con-
ro,v IN toe 1870 an attendant Of the Court Of Common
Pleas In tocr ISL the Judges % that court gave notice
10 ths Controller that the appointment oil attendants rested
with Them and submitted list OF officers which ci ne" IN
,ns and hi. pay Jan l. l"12. lie now sues
Tor M, nav for 81 1872 aud unar dcH" OF We
ta""r Tr General Term holds judge Dauiri swing ~"
orton that oi Appeals decision was mat me S9
painfir la that cs' hat m nrd ms appointment Whe m
this ,re va ad'prtr IN tho ine'
was aiy s1rh accepa. wtS o' I'D - wv"
o A new trLt ~ therefore oiNeIeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
JUDGE sIYNoTrrS APPOINTMENT.
THE SUPREME COURr GENERAL rERM, sUsrAINs
GOV. IILnEN's VIEW OF TlR Law.


GOV. 1rpEN's VIEW OF TIg LAW.
In the proceeding 10y James Z. Sinnott, APP
pointed Judge o. the Marine Court by Gov. 1ilden in
place oil judge spGuldBg. deceased To enforce a VcocE
10y other judges OF that court OF official rights
us judgc the Supreme Court, General Term, has
cidel-Jrdsc Daniels giving the opinion, and Judges
DAVIS aud Brady concurrng-hat the appointment IL
valid AMI the judge. bouHd 10 afsigl shir OF the
work Oh tin cour 10 Judge smEot.. The u,n question
waa whether tho Governors ~ continent valid, or
whether the appointment should have been submitted To
the senate aad could only become valid by the approval
of that body.
JUDGE Daniels holds that the asst ming OF
Judge sI-Uott to duty WAS ministerial aud
not u judicial act, aud therefore q man Janus
was thr proper remedy. He tAch d',cns.r' Tue h.ih
qu siou Tue Govern ?, he SAYS acted uudrra statute
OF ISL, hv which any ,arlucy 100 tie Marine Court was
10 lc flied IN tue manner Ir-c rlbci Dy law ior hing
va, anci,s la tie superior COdtt. IAc qur-t Uh Was
n. fpr. Mai vls ..u GA I-l.j ir mod. uf ng
can,i a u fhc at'cr Court IT, fnc act Of ,2s creating
thc superior court tie JDd,c- TO bc appointed by
m. ,.or wi h a., com, 100 of The :, nate lu lsfO,
H.. d, " Constitution substituted c,rOn %. Judges Tor
49,, - i', a. ,.y,.f ana :. natl aud 30 net ~
lsIg under tht CONSTITUTION provided for the hIhf o.
yasIurrn 800 iudlr.i "ic- Lui ai eject OF hA we CIV
uinor l.uGr vita some cNcri lus ~ Ni8ch tc superior
the Constitution ~ 1916 cu,rrly srbycitci the
.Iu!c oi appointment o! JGdgs IA te superior Co1Lt
,rt hri go the appointments ul short yncluCits
until tie be- tu.ug o. tLc Lrw ioAlf'il year lIus ue
IL J. 80 tc prevailing art A1 l7@, abi it i Do
sid-d i"t appointments I'f shoIt ,",'l's la '' "a
pcror tuu.t - the GoNclrur alone, aLu - cons
anoAco in th' Marine Co.gL rms WAS not repealed ~
aus s-h,e iGcui changes ia the iLpic o. appointing
Ja4-,s .ig superior CONT, whether ~ st". % con
siuauui gueL,ilcnt, NOS expressly ic'tiIi"B 70 'he
'IHo ca- SAYS rudec Daniels. cannot bc l,' 20 be
dnGAt hut tac d.c.rd weight ~ 'ci itiNe an
tAo,y 10 n lsof uf .e Iish. %. ne "EIcI'' all ~ Ia
the duties Of the Office he snjni Dc nrSned 70
Their ssfcIn'nce 40 oHc OF ihc Justices OF tHo "'he
Court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
nhts in order to escape the suocatioy atmosphere of

nlghs IN order 10 the suhocatGg atmosphere OF
tnrlr
large iencmenhouse contains from 20 to % .ain-
les mailing an average aggregate o; 80 To 100 ~ mates
IIc rent is about $40 for ch family
kmV net income OF from 81 400 s. 900 per year
for the anroId Even this the tenants, present.
lin ticulty IN paying. raj inmates of th' sc
crowded houses asked II they could not i've
comfortably aud q cheaply III HareIn but The general
reply How c0Hi we live there anJ reach work
ana homes in proper time o. Few occupants of ttnP
ment-louses have chan ed homes this on OWN ;
party Ia her 4uahv to bear the expense OF m0ying
aHd partly me. tn Il many IN fIr rent aud
have ngae CHANGE hoping t. be able 70 pay mp. Many
stat hnt ere had been reduction in their rcute
aud tnai In Landlords lad taken advarta of
he tenants cubrissn ts to Keep thc Tguis at former
rats Te cat number 81 ahOius men ont OF
ennloyInt t. whose only means Of living Is nom The pr0
cr,ds al their children earnings in stores and wor shops
and more vino have 10 snbsis on what tey derive iron
iU DAYS work obiancd a. intervals. There are very
NJ of teia desiUnieut. however Troy hope for
ching, for tue better, and STATE that no change
Mat MAY come eau inB6c tIc,r con huJn worse
T3c riurr Intelligent OF tie ialoiing classes 90
MOI Oh Tor sugc un'il the financial question IL
-ss aeluH'y settled, tiukns That when a IN nisl5 II
reached cap.a A invest Their money Ia Inc ltet on
bu iuings Cshcr 'Htcfpris . WHICH WI give en
ploy uicnt 20 all who q, sire 10 work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

upu issue proved BY answer costa event. opinion
IaSs .vl3i = o nns X sg Daniels Sro a
Order reversed within ten days uuHe 9 fns or'e
opinion wiei case order affirmed without costs
SHoPp Decree aT@el without eos opinion By Dan
ies. j. Harlow. sc, sgt southwark &e nsII'Is Il
Nil, and sno. aet Brenhan. &c-Juagnent ifmsd ori1
irned leave TO Oh terms opinion oy
rs ayi amnanv ' st. WorteSyke-0rder airne with 80
costs and Disbursements noa by Davis Hal ct a..
oiron by Davis J. The Tribune Assoc alton agt Tue
Isr on,a o. by paws p j. Wallace Bates.
Gdmcnf reyrsd; new ordered costs o. abide event
Grei With SO costs bat without pru
Sl nc n cr Ie CnnT agi Tyaus-rier reversed;
pon ~ 1--WE ,I and SsIrsei nts " ABIDE opinion
Is Brady j. Moore agt The Mayor, &c.-NOuh toi ~ nv
Mcien act Iead-0rier reversed Win 80 costs beside
dbnrseueIts motion T. dissolve attachment CENT WI"
$lO costs; opinion by Davis T. j. BRAY y, peonle
by Presiding Justice Davis ami JadSr pam Ti 10
so.ts bes drs disbnrs nentOpinon by Danes j. Bel
ast The Mayor &e-9n ahm Tf S,T T. Fowler AFT
rsversa new rir ordered 70 abide
AFT lie court Il Conviction and JUDGMENT
a9 % b. Ps, Cost. 5s ay9G s6 SG Sup
rortas agt The Mayor &c-Orer airae with $40 COSTS
CianGcrs~By Judge IarremcreThe Kingston National
I eE ps aye brn 'S and seer pursuant Rule So
report must therefore be conSIne';, w.. r,, 90, The
psh n r. Co e a5fcr settled and signed w5itsman
ag Leslie and alO-Mot0n for new Fti uehie' oIinpH
C6cui-Ean H.-By Judge Van vorst-NatAau Ell al aSt
waitzfeiler ct a.-Memorlnduin
'ommop Ploas-Special 1am-By Judge ). +. DAILY
-Ro,eustein agt Rosenstein- Counsel fe" ana ahony
granted. BCnneTlasseit agt. Wells ct aNuttn tIaue
with $40 costs Van Opstal agL Doe-MotoA granted no
Iforire Court kambers-Bv judge McAdam-
Roscnbatt agt. KelyMoon to strike OF answer denis
so abide hIOWles al, slunhi5 bone fct
izing Comuany Motion open default denied SnpS0h sg
keiter-JIdginent answer az shown Hersc, mem aRL
Eelcrle motion udgIn ut viii be denied without cOst
bit hs advanced see pa erS silnns AT
Ham: Gcrier aet Bregruzer Edward Jacobs esq, ap
POINTED receiver. ruisOH agt. Pollock non Nat
Graham It. FaFleY-MOt!Cn 10 dismiss giaitu toot ae
Atlantic Telegraph Conn dnyDtdut opened
ON terms. Cromwell 12i. HurOr~r setti.d AMI he; Lin
erson AIT BiOy-Noon make answer mOrs denhlte anu
certain denei. Holianoer agL Hednei- neenin1 ms .
charged Kelly aGt Kenny. - company
Fisher. Conn aiut tlshsS''
Abraham agt. Caio-Or.er yaeitng arrest without eoslF
Flrt a Smith! Of arrest ta'atsd Without costs VI
s-3uain NJ browning agt Nefd'lsc'eaki Jach
yon !. IT Husted Martin Martin agt AAiuh but
tcrucI AIT Manufacturers ami bGi'fS baIA as
K.rwu Lergatt agt cox; Ansona Brass t"at CoihpSn5
ayt conner slot0ns granted. herman agt AoOIe-leI
gT4nivd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
die forgiyng all the world for any wrong 1 have
ceiycd. 1t is hard, bat freely do H."
TUE nELrRY MURDER ExPnTED.

BosToN, Mass, May oG.-Thc execution of
Thomas W. Puer, former, sexton ui ihc Warren Avannc
Baptist Church in this city took place al The Charles
Street jan this morning. Ppcr was convicted la"t Feb
ruary, the nj al OF the murder Of liahel Young
a child OF years in III tower OF the Wsrren Avenue
Church ON the 23d OF May, 1879 lie s;outlY denied s
crime before and after conviction nut ou the I'm ~ bs
month, aft series OF false confessions nnally at
k1Owefged th, be not ony killed tie child, bui rnur
defed Bridget Landirgan the 5.h - Drcenbcr, $50
and atuml ted 10 Kill n iaed Mary lyman, Dehidcs
coiuln tug oehcr crimes including ncendafsIu aud
thct His record stamps hIm monster OF exceptional
cunning aud brutal ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John IT, May alias William +. Leonard hetter
trown as DE "eg, swinlleT" ycsie 'a' a-hr nF
Judc- SntirItud lu 81 General Sessions I" l,s
ia the Sie rsuG fT forcing IN" name" 81 on" Tue P'P'e
tots OF the l!s,y House To cLtC~ Tor ~.
A. the lorkyiir Police Court YESTERDAY iranclS
Keller of No al Forty sixth ST. anl Henry lAuhcl
st.o,d ave. held Or nA.ianH "u ' "
ehsrg. of s.abhng M-narl collins u No so ast OF
eighth IT, .lIy iutct" di"6 al "'''''''''' IA
East Forty Athst, ou THURSDAY WEhI
Before JUDGE Brucdict, N TIE Tinted Stat,S
Cirend Court yortrriIy, motion TO- IN arrest - %
ia David HJHait ,"iNt '"' "i "7iS
t,e tn.tsi stale mails Tor !ifu 49, oi ""- @
,.u' s,t,,i . nlff, o. vast Nirciuaua odt 0I c't-
ersblc .ni ui mo.ry by Oi'1ue q" srI th'" co m
money am sending them sa@Gs ahA Ola Tags D'Vi'"n was
MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
MIR. nrrcurn's RETURN LAST EvryrYo.

Henry Ward Beecher retained from lcctnr
ing m the part Of Tie State asJ evening" ana pTc.
sided at the usual Friday evening liaycI-rccuuR 4
large audience flied every ect la tic ieciureroom and
great many delegates 10 the Presby terrain Genera As
sfmbly were present. a large basket OF ferns aud IL
bouquet az flowers Ofuameuicd the platform table. M
BE cher ldoict ru cr fhan and II his l.ctuuue
tour had giyca healthy stimulus to MIN Mr. Bccchcr
sl,c ol the qult OF pen as Cxeuipiiaed M The New
Testament DELEGATES ~ the Assembly WiN be provided
win seats IN church SUNDAY morning IA they pgc-
sent tleif credentials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Religious Notices.


snuiycy-ar, Services OF the 81 Johns NJ l.. Ohu5
iu !, neat Broadway. irrachug by te PASTOR he''
iHNts NJ King Services ID 1899 a. M am gao r. M
.tx,i,.t street N. l.. thuTch, between second and
80 80 ir.chl II IN ami "a =. To- ~ ne pastor,
IN tRpuh. Moaning subject Lying 70 pVL Evening
aE,tn- NhaL i,itF service nf song at ~ a ~.
All sonis' Church, fourtlla,e corner iWenIe'n s'
49, ma rial season." ami al 40 p IL suuJect;
49, T,nih .ni Error of the Popular doctrine VI The
At1neineni.' seata free IA the evening.
a, Frec runcie M E Cburen. West Thirty fourth
~, b,tween Seventh ami ElghtnsNes, Rev; j. JOHNc,
I,nr vii pr,ach Oil NDAl, 1880 a. M sunect Jesus
~ AS; Landlord ana Tenant. loang Peoples
meet.ng C.3O p. m.
Az f!ttii Avenue Baptist Church, West Forty sAthst
M aIWi fkt,I, Pastor, will preach SUNDAY Morning
~ a. sI6,.ct "Christs Military Order.' and administer Ia,
,o,ns,. ~ aDsm. Evening Service 7:i5 subject
"Ihsr.s Knocking AT the Door" Sunday school. n M
Al wtlcJnc
Anthon Memorial Church,
Forty htl-s.., west OF siitkave.
Rev IL. MEIER NEWTON, Rector
ssryIces on SUNDAY at l0t1 O. m. and "a, D. 10.
The Rector viii preach Ut morning service
Rsv. &. z. TIFFANY In the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. May 20.-ln the Court of Appeals
fri.av. MAY % .,n, r,s,,,,sd and
couclustl. -, ....., pt,ct
far ". Nlir4 Ter respondent -.
No lgS-i at Der W nn motion 9" III v" 'H'''
for re1i0ntrnt iudeInent affirmed 10y dttlnlt ,.
- dIf Vtiir co. Trtnll- ryrel bv 4 Schooamaker
for lppe l,ut; Charles \. Fowler for respondent
Pos afaii1n made aAI ihr tOur aloh-hrN. 49,, "a,
Iay g. rGr for Moay May 70. NOS .O1 lol, 2lO lJo'
lgl. bio ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

Enn risa, srf 1.2O Moon SetS il'9f
HIGH WATER THIS DAY-AA 90
Sandy Hook 1859 COWS island 1888 Hell @. Ferry LIS
HH3H wAiEg me DAY. ~ -,
Sandy Hook I:3O Cows Island lbs Hell g. befIy if'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-05
"A few Queries for Christian Merchants

II as is justly claimed by the great
n'ass Oh earnest Christians at the pres
eht day, the use of tobacco is an nm
mltlgated evil-a useless waste ef
money! vile. disgusting, filthy habit :.
ana one tending to lead to intemperance
III other forms 1T our bodies are the
'temples of the living God :" and should
therefore he kept pure if we are com
ihahded not to lay an occasion for STUN
bling i'll our brothers. way what shall
we say of those who for gain, traffic in
the "flthN weed ~ AS they shall daily
ask the Divine blessing upon the labors
and business of the day, must they not
make AN exception of that part which
relates to the tobacco?
If protesting Christians were more
consistent; striving more earnestly that
their professions and practices should
harm"nize, would there not he less re-
proach brought upon the cause of Christ
than now? When they look upon this
'""N'" i"'H'"h III All ilS IofIlS, may
not every Christian man well enquire
lis to his individual duty and RESPONSE
bility to diScountenance in every form.
not only the use, but traffic in tobacco /?
If any Christian man who is Il dealer in
II has any reasonable excuse or apology
to offer for 50 doing, we should he glad
to hear it, for We must confess, we fail
to see it in that light. ENQUIRER.
April %, 1876.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-05
On Order.

To dispute Mr.. Pope's dictum that
order is Heavens first law, is not my
purpose: but against the way in which
some housekeepers accept that law
would respectfully protest. Chairs plac-
ed primly along the wall in rows, piano
closed. four books on the center table,
two at either end crossed at right angles
with each other, and the mantcl clear
except for the clock in the middle, and
IA pair Of bronze etfigies thanking it-ths
keepers keep their parlors in order. But
is it order after all ? Housckeepers
preach from the text, "A place for ev-
erything and everything in its place"
and the pith of the text is in the word
place. If your place for chairs is along
the wall, for the newspapers the rack,
for the books their shelves, when you
have reduced your parlor to IA desert
like condition, with oaseS of chairs and
marhle-topped tables, then your parlor
is III order, excellent order, and let no
pr"fane hand disarrange its angularity
But another honsekeeper may choose to
leave a newspaper in yOnder chair by
the window, will tolerate couple of
magazines on the table, together with
an arithmetic and a treatise on Political
Economy, and if the sleek, gray eat of
the family is disposed to curl upon IA
hassock IN Il sunbeam and go to sleep,
she Is not compelled to beat a hasty and
undlgnitied retreat. This second parlor
Is III Just exactly us good order as the
first. Is not everything in its place
Ask the gay cat, and see if the wise
creature does not purr forth an affirma-
tive reply.
Those friends of mankind, books, are
great sufferers to Il mistaken sense of
order When | put down my volume
on the table and thrust Il newspaper be
tween the leaves to keep the place,
while run round the corner to get
bunch of celery for madam, it is tritie
aggravating to return ten minutes later
and md the book put away and the
newspaper in the rack. Do | venture IA
remohstrance upon the exile of my COM
panion, who is regarding me from be
hlnd glass case with cOuntenance
winch expresses the staIling's senti-
mthts, Il cant get out :" am told that
the parlor must be kept in order and
that the place for books is on the shelf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-05
Husband and Wife.


ana hiSt' as TO the husband. Home
must he To INN the central point of at
traction: Wherever lie roams, what
ever he Is engaged III doing, his heart
must turn thlther with an ardent atfec-
tloii anu soilcltudt. III he feels uneasy
III the society OF his family, one of two
things may he affirmed as true-either
he Is the unqualified head thereof, OF
he Is unfortunate III partner whose
disposition Is calculated to discourage
and ALLEVIATE him. a man will be most
likely to spend his leisure hours where
he can nnd the most congenlal com-
Pahionship. II those hours are not
devo'ed TO the society OF his wife and
cnlihieh put 10 the company OF others,
ms wife VIII not be long IN ascertaluing
MS Instincts; and when she finds her
sell neglected, she feels dagger III her
heart more cruel than il steel blade. If
You would make home the seat of hap
plneSS, devote your spare hours to the
companI"nship of her who has surren
dered her all to you i'll the marriage
covenant. Never give her reason 10
SUSPECT that Nou delight more in the
society OF others than of herself. Above
all. spend not the hours which should
happy III tavern, grog shop or gaming
house.
We suppose all women will agree to
he soundncSs of this advice; but let
them not forget that they. too, have an
important duty to perform here, which
is Indispensable to that strength of at
tachment and of those affections which
are to make home an earthly paradise.
1t Is woman that weaves the words
which bind the heart of her husband to
herself and home. In order for the
husband to find happiness in his own
house and home. in order to make him
desire this as the GENITAL object of his
loves. let him be treated with respect.
courtesy and kindness. When he en-
ters the house wcaried with the cares
and lah"rs of life-a life devoted all
along to the support and comfort of his
family let him not he met with
churliSh look OF with repulsive inditfer-
ence. The outside world is sufficiently
selfish and untriendly. There is too
much of selti>hness evinced in all the
business relations of life against such
unfricndliness he is called constantly
t" engage. and this strife he combats
for the sake of his wife and little ones
But If on entering his home he meets
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-05
Squibs.

On Il HingliSh coach box Rather re-
markahlc. amt it. sir But ave YOU
hcver noticed us mostly all the places
on this line begins with H? "Aw,
beg your pardon ?" Look at 'em
Ampstcad, 'lghgate, 'Ackney, 'Omer-
ton. Endon. Arrow, 'Olloway and
Ornsey.
Bridget: Sure Maria and me was dis
russn' over what was thin things in
The pitcher over the mantel. Mistress
Why. Bridget, those are Raphael's au-
gels. Bridget Och, thin the both of
us wnz wrong. | said they wuz twins,
and Maria said they wuz bats
Come, Pete. said merchant to a
gentleman of the colored persuasion,
what'll you put that load of wood into
the cellar for In de fuss place. my
name is Peter, sir; secondly, Use apro-
tcSsional carpet cleaner and whitewasll-
cr; furdermo', | doesn't compete for
sich jobs, sab
Travel-worn and seedy, he said
mister. where could | get IL square
meal for twenty-five cents - He WAS
told. Il say, Mister" said he, where
could get the twenty-five cents?"
Fat men, and men with tight boots,
will he gratiied to learn that there are
only thirtyeight miles of walking re-
quired to obtain Il full view of the
Centennial.
\ Young blood of San Francisco,
much gwen to qulzzIng people went
INTO Il restaurant the other day, and
with Il great flourish took IL seat at one
Of the tables. A waiter approached.
what have You got To eat ?" asked the
customer. ''Oh. got almost everything"
~ on have, eh 2 Yes, sir" almost
everything; will YOU give me ii plate
"f That p he said, looking earnestly at
the waiter. The waiter returned his
gaze, and, catching the fellows idea of
Inizzing him, he yelled to the cook at
the further end of the room, "Onc plate
of hash -
\ little negro decided to migrate from
Columbus, Kentucky, but having no
means he mounted the pilot of the
locomotive attached to Conductor Lati-
mcr'S train, after the engineer had oiled
round, and rode into Johnsonville. "A
distance of forty -onr miles. When the
train stopped at this point the urchin
was hauled down from his perch and
asked what he was doing there. ..rse
Ies whemigratin," he whimpered. Sup
pose Il COW or il horse should have come
up there, what would you have done 2"
Thar wuzn't any horse or COW gwine
to come up dar, dey's too big. A sheep
come dar aud staid wild me Il little
while, and then got off again" The
engineer remembered to have struck
two sheep il short distance back, but
supposed both had been knocked off on
either side of the Nashville
{ Tenn.) american.