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GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
Woman, or Tigress ?.--How Some
British Girls Marry.
Kid Gloves at Salt Lake City--A Test
Of Affection.
Hiring Lo1e-Now Conductor Got Ills Fare..-A
DeadWood Character.

LOf E1S AJu u11SA4OS4ANcSs
b1y dearest hare ever caused pang IT grief
10 pierce thy heart, in these long, weary years!
Have not, by my lore. my prayers, my tcara,
Brought sometimes to thy stricken soul sclief!t
When first we met: All, me! Hast thou forgot the
When first gaxed into thy face 80 pure!
felt for thee ali things could endure
Thy nature seemed so gentle, 90 sublime
Ltfcs journey then, for thee had thorns along Its
way:
The light Of Love, that once had alled thy
breast
Was there no more; and, in it, place. Unrest
Had entered in, and filed thee with dlsmay.
The dark and threatening clouds which had thy
eky o'ercast,
The rays OF sunshidc hiding from thy s1ew,
sought to drive away, and then renew
Tho cherished hopes long buried in the Past.
Must forever feel Loves labor wrought in vain!
The happiness fain with thee would share
.aunot give unto another's care:
The thought OF this, beloved, gives me pain.
I'll bow my bead, and at Gods altar hnmbly
knccl;
Ills blessing will ask on thee and me;
And II, in time, lie wills 1t SO to be,
Percllance in vain may not be my appeal.
Dost thou believe the cross nave to bear Is
light
That can soon forget those happy days
When in this trusting heart ehone, bright as rays
OF setting gun, thy love, now lost to sight! .
Not lost to mc-ah, no!-but hidden from my
view.
The miles that stretch their weary length be-
tween VI
Ny love and me! That dear face no more seen!
Yet while lite lasts know he will prove true.
W1soEA, Mimi, Aug. IL. NJ. F. S.
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FASHIONS OF TIE FIRST EMPIRE.
.Ntsp York Ford.

Wa arc permitted to make the following cx-
tract from d Pa:is letter OF July 81: IL How will
you like yourself dressed in the style of the
Empire, IA Josephine: Short skirts, short
waists, large poke bonncts, and big bags on
your armss Do yon think it will be becoming
to our style Of 6cautys I trust that in assum-
ing this Empire drcss-if it is to bc--wc shall
not he entirely deprived Of our influence, as the
women of the Empire were, for it is a matter OF
history that the women Of the Empire were rs
rcmnrkahle for their dcpuration Of influence rs
were the women of the Revolution for It's enjoy
ment and exercise. But tcandidly, it is said here
the Fauherg St. Gcrman have decided to adopt
it, and when the French Sinai issues its decree
America will be the first to hear the rcverbera-
tion.s'
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Board Of Education of District No. met
3: the Vil!agc-Hal1 Friday evening.
Charles Hitchcock, J. N. Barker, John Jamf-
sou, J. Young scammon, and sixty others,
asked that drawing be taken up as study In
the schools, and that Mr.. Holmes, the former
teacher, be given his old position.
Afr. Calhoun stated that he had placed fnsur-
ancc on the Cornell School Building for $1,000,
and on the furniture for $780, for three years,
for the sum Of SLIGO per 1900 for the term.
4 committee, consisting of Mcssrs. Hibbar1,
Calhoun, and Bennett, we're appointed to look
to the placing Of the teachers, as quite num-
Der OF changes are to be made.
The Board then adjourned
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HYDE PARK.

nm In danger Of two disadvantages. With tn
| Fortv.frst strent ecu.r on thu ,iuht f4on1- III,
| <'ou.n cncaso tef1itof'a! pothos' tas. ana deep
on the lett 1ank, the celebrated Holly Water
| Works Ton another mans ground) in the rear
| and the Union Stock-Yards in front. + stan6
ill., - .,nh;1ot;o., - =. n,o,on,:ae
ooAe i'oA u anunna1.oi'' III iact''1 IL oeeo"'ne
patent every day that cannot go on and meet
the dcmanls of business and Just debts If ]
! nav all thu tares irnos.d md IN view of nm
o+hor o+tem,tad {n,oe5t5on avnactod f-,n,
AFo 80
Lie h'ng-Pernaps pa1aie1logFa1n, 10 DC
more expressive. My attention has been
attracted within a few days by the old
eorino that Il 4rro of trade ran nrynr oorna ,,
sunnosc twa lawycrs would he two of Trade
where the third narty Is romnosed OF a r1nr
controlliner the votes Of the Vijlaoc Tr,stces'
In this case only one awyer appears,to be in th;s
Infamous pum1iue lob. Tie Village LAWYER
has giyen n yery elaborate oninion shaving
much hard branwork in the result Of bis effort,
&c clearly expresses the opinion that the power
consists 81 in maxi maiins roads. C opening benin drains. and
building sewers, and that he cannot find any
authority for rbuillinr lcycc on Calumet River.
and erecting pumping-w orlzs to throw all The
water in HYDE Park land the Town of Lake
must ALWAYS be included) over into Lake Mich
iran,
And here let me warn the people Of Chicago
OF their dangcr-theY arc our ncignbors and We
arc inclined to be kind to our ncighbors. They
arc liable to become inundated when this infer
find there is something in Hyde Park besides
wind. Let them hic themselves to their Con-
grcssmcn to hurry forward the completion Of the
Government brcakwater SO rs to surround the
city. Also, pray have it built higher, for Lake
Michigan will siop over with force worse than
any tidal wave yet invented Now, let us in-
auirc more about the two lawyers. We, that is
they, who met at the Sherman House a few
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WOMAN. OR TIGREss9


Ne.o 1ork Correspondence Buffalo Courier.
It is rarely that Judge has had OCCASION to
cxcnriatc either plaintiff or defendant as &C.
ycre|y rs Judge Van Brunt was provoked to do
in dismissing the suit of the Countess Helm
ruekh. This ,somau, ::howerer, is simply only
one OF the cleycrest of her class. There arc
scores Of others In New York who differ from
her only III capacity for intrigue and fraud. !
nov have i'll mind woman who has been prey
Ing upon every one she could reach during the
past fifteen years. She has been arrested aud
tried at least half dozen times, put so cum
ning1y wcrc all her frauds executed that it has
bceu impossible for the law to get hold Of her,
and she IS still free to carry on her schemes Of
black1nai1.
\ few years ago this woman, who Is the
mother Of three grown-up daughters, forced her
way into the house Of Judge, now dead, whose
daughter was about to marry man whom the
aayeuturcss claimed rs her husband. The mar
riage was to take place next morning. The
woman burst into paslor where the Judge and
his daughter, and also tho intended bridegroom
aud some friends, were passing social evening,
aud pouicc.l upon her victim like q tigrcss She
was finally put out Of doors, but not until she
had said enough to effect postponement OF the
marriage. 1t took place sUme days aftcrward.
but the woman still asserted her claim and took
every means to annoy and torment the husband
aud wife. She followed them in the street,
abusing them like a tisllwifc. and pointing nut
tho man 10 passcrs-by as a scoundrcl and q
bgau,ist, and her persecution became so\in-
tolerallc that the wife at last was afraid to 70
Out Of doors.
Fear Of public scandal prevented the Judge
from having the adventures arrested. The CON
stant wrong SO wore upon him that he broke
down, and Two years after the marriage he died.
The repeated allegations OF the woman so preju-
diced him against Ills son-i1,-law that lic cx-
cludcd him altogether from his will. This led
to further trouble. The daughter, who had
beer. carefully provided for, Was prevailed upon
by ber husband, to whom she still clung, to con-
test hcr fathers will, and long litigation fol-
lowed. While it was pending the contestant
fell sick and died, but the fight over her fathers
property is still going on, the husband continu-
ing it as his wife's executor. Meanwhile, the
woman whose claims, shouted at the street
corners, were tho original cause of all the
tcoub1e and scandal IN the family, goes about
boasting Of what she has done, aud seeking new
opportunities to pluck the unsuspcctiug. She
is over SO years old.
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BY dearest hare ever caused pang 1T grfcf
To pierce thy heart, in these long, weary years!
Have not by my love. my prayers, my tcara,
Brought sometimes to thy stricken soul rclief!i
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State Of ILLINOIS,, Count Of AleNander-ss,
In the Circuit Court, September term, 1871
leming and Lacey for use Of Henry W omcycr,
Henry Il. Payson and Ferdinand 4. CanAa firm
Of II. II, Payson Coil as gamishee,, Car
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