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cu1cAao. April 1t.-Now that the second test Of
tho West Side pumping machinery ID about to bo-
eiu, II may bs in order 10 inquire the character Of
tho results asesrtainsd upon the nrst trial. while
finding no particular fault with tho very ''close
cooperation" which has tho busiae4s In charge, II
ecinX IL own business lwhIln It u tbs business of
the city to pay tho b!llsl, glance u some Ut tho
incidents connected with i may not prove uuin-
stfuctiye. F,ret then, with general reference to
s1ress Is ts!d q tho fact that boiler sad no. 10 b
Fl. af s d
.'baststi", wa. 70 " 81, u'sd 10 ths .s.s. ana no
In tange Of ak. The soath aids of tho range thea
would have the work to do., Three os those bollcfs
lhsra sitter tho test mh!lo tho fourth had 10 hays
souo tlyets cut aud sams ttghtene1. But how did
It come that the boiler Inoat Injured wgs tns OK
tssms north boiler, ono Which Has presumed %
haxa nothing 70 do bit taxe the place Of "pony"
boiler for tbs time that Of driving steam- pump
and such work. Tho inference olsioas1y y that
not - used 10 auat train Of circum.ianyes IL III
t4ss{S 70 b. AtIthntedf There bad nsyas been
, 1877-04-16


DOYLE On tbs 14th Inst. It residence, No. 277 On.
t.fdo't ~ Elsn Sns lsoxsd Ts ot Austtn ], boyle,
NeqIlc!n 4Rl. kt Cathedral Of the Holy NaMe at
10 o'clock Monday HioJnlnx, after which funeral will
pEoeoea BY carriages 10 Calvary Cemetery.
,,LANE-.1n this city, April II, after pGotracted
ll'aess. Of consumption, h!ss y. Lane, aged 70
years.
Funeral will ieays residence Of Mrs. 1. Z. Lans,
eansln OF deceased, No, ~ Oak.aY., Tuesday,
April Il. ~ p; H., prompsly, by carslagus 10
Ices viii ba Asll At quarter before o'clock. tho
Rev. Clinton Lotke officiating. All arc Invited.
~ baltimore, Nd. And Darlington, N. j.,
papep please copy.
lluTH-Aptii Is. 1t tbs residence Of hIs brother,
No: 161 HswbesFy.av., Henry lluth. aGed ~ years
and % days. Of consumption. ron Of J. Maria aud
1Aco6 ituth.
Funeral on Tuesday, April IL, At Up. m,. 10
oakwoou Cemetery.
ALLEN-In this city, Saturday. 1i!h inst. G. D.
Allen.
Funeral from. Ills ,ats residence, 1859 Wcst Van
Dussn-st, at ! p. u. to-day,
, 1877-04-16
THE TAVERN TOMB.

Unsuspeeting t.Ase'esi ARC rou prepared to di<r
II not, bear tbs warning voice IN regard TO the
practically nsa proof hotels, a. called both by the
Chicago Nmts Of tho 18th inst, which says:
"Thst NO hare In Chicago prsssntaoas hotels that
ato simply piles Of lindaF, inelosed in walls Of
brick and stons, which, In case Of nso would tum.
bic inside Of Thirty minutes. Further, that II we
don't have catastrophe here moro horrible than
st, Louta or brooklyn, It will be soely from good
luck, and not at al from calculation OF n!annve.
ment. W havo tho eoMosslfbfes a1l dry and piled
Ink, and all that remains 10 complete Tho work 10
for one Ia drop match tn fhe riRlt place at
tho right moment, then wn shall wttness aonls.
Tne tAlasM Aousx L. tae only hrd' proof hotsl In
AmhiIc6. - - -
, 1877-04-16

ce!pts for 4o 600 bushels Of No. 9 barley, and ho
f4%. s th, ont to hin No.
.!sss y ". Z. nss .ss he ..as a,'eftsa 3! xhisS
;hs receipt. haa Sesn gvsn NJ aen sfmsnas
III aeese setretn the i've ssde
Commissioner haze decided that he demand
esnnot b complied Hith. the 1n,pestlcn Depart;
that Mr.. nullcn must look 10 The warchouscmcn
tor : settlement. They hold that the ware;
sas4 n'. ..s aelss' ss.d ,h' qany 1 I'd
sre, for ths dierenee. rhe % xsrshousersn u ITO
cases oi fraudaien. inspection. The whole matter
has brought forth loud wnll firm, the warehouse.
men, who bclicve themselves to bc the objects Of
gnf 5m.h; Fl neSsSt'1 5se H. wNn'fpfses fses
nm; %tss;f h JIs;, sS Ss so fcf r. f. eSss
&Sss!s% &:Ss M E,,;:a yEs,$ SattS L; ;:: s
$is: Sss:;H i %S;;ssss
i; Il h:'s F''ssSs RI
E.s!.e: s'S Ea!s;';ss:n rssst'e .ea -!te;
s:s!ss a$sSs; S; s::
~ seo daa'sy ~ tHs'. g. 20 T. s!i s;3 k' g.
Worcester South CAIoflnai DcoFRr r. Wts1u, Winon4:
=. Il. Pratt, New Yor*. p. IonnnE. MaaftYbai Z. =.
SsI:on Ss~ erlfaa: Z: il isSyef;
|Hfnxr W0Hs<-H, j. Gillette, Cedar IlAndu fh{ Will
ian Fulier Tufa. kns!snd; +; i: Whitsemb. nosson,
Siaaa!!. Jp.n M.rIao., sPsans /. Antelen. MeIIeot
join Miteei, Phiisaeipa:. 4 L. j. isosnsa. betset,
Misb' r VI Eon.nt rorGsto ~ tsn.: 4sn. ,r,i +; y
WauktEani ihe lion. L. D. Howard, New liersn.
Conn: p; f. Wing. Albany, y. & the l!sE ,Mslrie
,aa!sIarois4 ina n; T: shsiser Giae,anatii 5,n.
". L01tat II. u. Farks, Milwaukee.
, 1877-04-16
Tho Turk A. = Dusineaa Man.

=, 1UfIF EF7F91ndH1s"td H8ss0N 7dRFHd7...
Tho story goes that, some years ago. French
dnauee sdnnistrstion @ aE Constaatinoplo. anu s
said to him; " Look hero, how about tl,at III
tcrest which falls duo IL four daysf Low do
yon expect to pay III You haven't got penny
at your disposition lust now; your cred
itors III my country will bo intensely
dissatisfied II they afc not paid. What's to
DO doncl" "Well," said tho Turk, F" No must
put 1t OF until some future date" s1ut this
Is one Of those th!ngs which cannot bo put Of, :"
urged tho diplomat. Tho Turk arose with
great dignity, and said, "Ny friend, learn that
thero Is nothing which cannot bo put of except
tho day OF uno'a death" That Is Turkish doc.
trinc, and tho Moslem smiles when you cndeay-
or to teach him anything different
, 1877-04-16

TotAl.. t13 tB0
called nigyasd1y, WAS then eonsdoyed cnorn,ous
and tho editor Of tho Gem Rfa1elJ calls astcntton TO
the tae. .'thas tho whole amount exceeds by half
natural; = Clark and Randolph street bridges
onsht to 10 bottes lighted than they arc at
The u,!sfortunes Of a :. ..countryman who came to
toTn sna stGpRsd to taSe glGss q oesr =. ehe
ohlcc, take up consiocsahto space. 1t seems tho
mneh f. tho disgust alike OF tho eountr5man and
nlshup cha:e.s .islt to Chicago on his wa5 to The
Kaat to install behop Potter over The Diocese VI
ment q the sood chsse's sssslens l healsh, not
wthstsn1iug ha advanced age" Tho bishop han
gone e his fathers enS h. aahss are mingled win
i ieit nor 10 "lmpsrt in..rueson aud pleasure 10
when tho torn and yellow Gem Wah frnlh.
CORRESPONDENCE FROM NEW YORK.,
ta.t ths xfis.. ia slfIysa In NV fs!k bnt s.txo
ssnt: .9sf u rast.ssy ,stas 91a ss s.a W.T.
advises IAN 70 siop when they 70 so New York,
4 they r!sa TO tsfe WI a 9et heasS elegant:
st.ntais md lu1uiIes oi lIfs, aud where ono viii
e. FL I'm y tho
NJ. ballard to what ho had written about hor,
1uo eab AOWu "lA0. HAH4 lump COM
Ing aud going n hes thtaat and
figured how she could mako tho bill light for
the man who controlled public opinion, and at tho
same ttmo 10 just 10 lIot own dnances. On tho
coFneEa Of Dsoadway. and Maiden LRno to.luy
stand tonr huge bulldtn9s, towering away aboye
tho correspondent hae gone. md good Mrs, Ballard
Las stepped lntu another world where tho mansions
arc prepared b. other hands. and tho boarding
nlsttcss tson bcth NOT md tho LOGGER IL at rost.
Two marriage notices, aud one Of death, tell
their own story. Tho market reports tako fltt!:
and asnte type. as In thEa degenerate day. Flour
quoted At ~. .:ssGe3. 60; wheat, winter, 600
J?}s cents. Duttce n rolls ~ per 100
pounds, and all the rest in proper.
lion. Tht FecelEtA OF wheat during tho
week were about co.. bushels for which W cents
were paid, 'tWith downward tendency. '.Twcnty.
nve cents waA considered fAlr quosst!on for oats
Mesufa. Bruntlgam j. Keen advertise sons now
books hna mualc. hi. Kcen IL now OF the aFm Of
Kern. Cooke J. Co.
Tho literary department of the fourth page ia
g1ren up to tho ''Fol!tlcat md Moral State OF
Egypt. and 'Insects," =" tho latter funny story,
iIllstsat.u9 the coulicailtlc4 OF ltapEng.
The wtlole panar has care. worn, aged, wtinklcd,
Apoloeotic appearance. a. II excualn9 ltsclf for
staying 90 long Abosc Garth Aftcs its death. Nut
tho old paper Il welcome, II not for tho hows It
brings. st loast fos tho times Of which It IL the
uiunuMtnL
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about By Tho rushing waters like chip. It was
brains would bo dashed ont against II, as tho
space beneath It WAS not largo enough to admit
81 his passing safely through. hut ho shot
under It like fab, sud continued his
voysEe so,ng under n,e ;hc bridge
wooden trough through which tho watcr
Is conducted to Smiths organ factory. lic
seemed 10 rcalizo tic extreme peril hn was in.
anl tried repeatedly to grasp some object and
stny his course. He succeeded In this alter go
Ing some distance down tho trough, tho object
being jost across tho trough. Hero he clitng
until BIZ vas rescued. Ills first words, after he
had been put in.. place Of safety. were,
3" "Whcrc's nly topl't
, 1877-04-16
OLD NEWS.

RsMlNtscBToxs FROM TIM PARENTAL "rn1B-
uHE."
A copy OF tho old Gem Of MF Prairie, dated
"chicaso. Saturday, August 3 1S45, "hss foundits
way into THa Tnlnu.K otlcc, with tnute appeal
for recognition In its old age. twhs from tho Gem
that TIE Tribune spsanC. lstning tts nFstphpct
on tho 10th Of july, 1s47 and natu rally tho fonr.
IshIng young branch has profound respect for tho
parent stctn, abbott tha latter looks shady ASA
newspaper In tho light Of appliances and demands
Of to-day.
Ths Gem was four.pago paper, showing
twenty. .fenr columns, Of which but s1x were de.
voted to Advertisements. II would be unScncrous
10 an ancestor 10 atlude 10 TnH TR1nuks's tfty.
nins columns OF Advertisements, Published last
Sunday. So Jet that pass. The old paper was at
that time published BY Ja.ues Campbell. wasrlgtdly
temperance in its Views, and was isaucd every
terms q Subscription u. 60 ner annum. ~
teea follows iaSsn frsittlon Mhieh H. IL
es0, nSm' the s'dsf ;bor
saa @ tA.t Viz .sss'sss..l, I not ss.!ss. sessfssy
5 oar eola,nes nd d' aaeiy :ut!,ea % aessi'ptlon @
Of ts fearful battle between tho Ftvo Nations and
The Eiss Th9 ,tss Of thc afst rase t. clipped
o. ths second psse i. letter from N. P. willis
70 Gen. Mort's telatinE to tho sathors experience
NJ. WINS agnaiure Il q letter aligned "nonjamin
fEanklo" 10 whiell shs writer ,eil; u ihe xon-
ss s
"Laks iiouss." Ths esgo closes ta.1iy with po.
en-, od La%sns os ~, ta' e'ea'ed' Ny Moth
Tbs third pnge comcs down to business, anil
mastere Of ioeal interest, co!nmencn: With the mi.
Canal:
, 1877-04-16
nIEUACA L.
DIR. Schcuck's Standnrtl Remedies.

DIR. Scllcuck's Standard ltelnedles.
Tho standard rsnaedies for All diseases Of tha lungs
ass sehenck's FuImon!e Syrup, 6chcnck's Sea Weed
Tonic, and seheneks Mandrake Ptlls snd u taken b.
fore the unsa destroyed speedy cure u effected
To shsss lures medicines Dr. J. Il. schsuck Of rhl-
adeIphis owe. hs uurvaled suceess Ia the treatment
Of pulmonary diseases.
Ths Fatmoatc Syrup r.pens the morbid matter ia shs
lungs, nature throws It o6 BY e1pcctoraton,
for Whea tho phiesm or mAttsEt1 !. ssliKht eoush
win throw IL o. tho patient hi, rest md the luuGs be.
gtn TO heal.
To ensbts tho Fnltaonlo SJrup to DO this eeheneks
Mandrake Pills sad 6elcnck's Sea Weed Tonic must be
freely used 70 ceao tho stomach aud Hser sehearks
AaadEska Pills aet tho Liver, removing Ill ohs.sue-
uoaA EelAE the s4 bladder the bile sAfs frociy. sud
the liycs II Aoon relieved.
Sehenckt Sea Weed ToaIo Il eentis stiuulaas and
A1tcrntlTci tho sksii at Nhleh II u composed mxes
With tue food and pssyeaa so1rtuk 1t sAststs tho d.
Gcstton By to2lng Up tho atomAth 10 healthy eondi.
uon- W &hst tho food And tho Pulmonia Syrup Will
make good blood then she lungs he4 md The patient
will sutcy ges sc II caro- tAkep 10 prevent fresh cold
Ali Who Wtan u consult Dr.. 6ehesef, either peTson.
as o. By c4tes. Do ~ ha principal oee, corner
sf Sixth sud Asch.st&. Fhtsdslphl4. sssFy Monday.
schsneks medlc1aat 1s sold bJ al druggists through
cut the country.
, 1877-04-16
CHICAGO INvEsTAfENTs.

THE POLICY or THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
CnlcAao. April 4.-To tAs Editor nf the Boston
Hatiy Adrtrfsser: 1nyous Issue Of Feiday, March
10. you say: "Conndenec in Chicago Investments
will be increased II The present city political cam.
pAtgn results In the election Of Mayor Heath and
tho perresaation Of his financial policy" :. he
having Established such financial reforms ~ in.
sure tho sountness Of Chicago bonla," and ron 70.
fer 10 the former tpropetlY sllgnatiEcl) "cosrnpt
administration Of Mayer Colvsn."
Allow nc 10 correct the letter Of your article In
this: The Financial policy" Of Chicago, now
established !s The result OF tho energetic action Of
her businessmen, merchants, and Taxpayers at
tho polls. and Of Tho large majority Of tho Alder.
men representing them In the Common Council,
nud tho credit tsos II Is credt> is properly due t.
them. and not 10 Mayor Heath.
The Municipal Reform Club Of Chicago, orgauix.
cd some httcen months since, wss and IL the nom
partisan political arm. tho cttizcns Association
sas and e the elytl; Of .hst pGws. thst ha: With
hetf.aactihclng gentlemen. succeeded In wrestling
the Government Of our city from the disseputable
oe hft I. as so,d 70 ,ddi'sFnced IL determined
Ycs.crday's election has resulted In anothc. and
thorough defeat Of the. mtsgulded men and their
city and Its OWNERS 70 dear; our commun Council
hesdsS s m.n M 81 Se
tho only case In which Chlcago's credit has been
called tn question, Ito Wit, to certain illegal is-
sue he hat Of long eerlcs} Of certificate. q city
Indebtedness by ox.Slayor coly!n, bis Finance
Committee, and Comptroller. presume Il IL By
this ttmo generally Conceded that tho dccitlon Of
Mr.. 1ioJne tcho.en Mayor BY tho people in their
great struggle Of last spring! and iis advisers in
feins!ng to Issue new 'eeEtiacatca" In defiance Of
The law, even to take up tho ol! ones" was \
. teae policy. AMI that the Mieawber:tika process
Of "shnning" was a. hurtfnl 10 city al to an
individual. Whit was promised the holders Of
thpko certificates then has. BELIEVE. hcen and ia
being pcrformed,-i. G.. that, though Nc wcro
passing through such financial trials Al few cities
nro called upon to suffcs, though tho case with
which thry have been converted into cash was the
incentive 10 lohbcfy aud extravaganza, yet .uscr1
certificate Indebtedness should be paid, principal
and Interest,"
We have now m establishment ot good govern
mc!lt, md We shh1l hold IT. nn establishment Of
confidence In our public credit, and we shall hold
fhGt our bnslness.tnen arc cheerful and bright;
We arc experiencing retItn Of confidence ia our
selves and In each other, and nc ara looking. with
all the rest Of the country, to return to healthy
Industry md o conservative conduct Of Affairs,
Respectfully, JomA q. SnoRTALL-
, 1877-04-16
THE AUCTION TIME.

= II u LAOOl4OlN l4Nl He
HOW PRUDENT nousxKHErERs Alts ROAMING
ABOUT sBBKIN0 WHAT THEY MAY uuY At 4
uANoAtN.
The auction foyer has broken out AZ nsual, though
with oven MUrr than utaal violence, aud Ia do.
vastaung happy households all o,ar tho eIsy. A
woman on Centre avenue went ont uIlc day last
week nt 0:30 q. H., with an umbrella, q look Of
determination, and lot ot aucton saio AavortIsc.
rnents; she got homo at 8:15 p, M, tired, snap.
plsh, hungry, and splAshca With mud up 10 tho
ears. eho had two china vases, one with chip
out OF the lip that you wouldn't notice much il
you turned tho reycgse sldo Of tho vase 10 Tho
front, and the other cracked. but not enough 10
show; also. eight Mulberry dinner plates and
uouo.lads Of tho sa'no sort. shs had paid 90
csnA tsr the va.es -she wouldn't have ciyeu moro
wanted them. aud ahu Tho houauwifeJ was sasoly.
ID !lst H. .hs Che F,%hti shonl.ln's hayo them.-
we.e worth cont who she lad secured tse elates ss
Ard ladle a dead bargain fo1 @ esuls. Ajsd!o
iias , ihat, shs .aia, ''co.t. sl.25 and no.t Of
j. sIS ssIsS % ts put u a"s,Sa !oss.ass sass
a y. aot ana aei eos t. .
which. .he valid. va. the equivalent Of nearly si06
!i!nes. uy jadclou4 cros. e.atninalion her hus.
hand saased fsom hyr ths facts that she had spent
bsd tsee1si ead haosr t1o 10 som. 1a sns. shs ss
ssSalda't sD r. say wAe.s. when: q h1w; hsr pocket:
snd shs Is carried M her money e ths bosom. Of III
cents). and her dress WA ruined ~ That 1t would
!ake 81; So to clean i. 9, aaa .hs lid forgotten
hes umbrella ! at sonlo Of t!Ie houses whcfu shs
went,-thAt was - 20. Without making any sl-
!owancs for hdr Tins, thstsioEs, ehs had ssyed
course she batst Into tears, and s.4 That this wss
a ths thanks abe evef Ko1, aud II Il wasn't for the
children, etc.. I'll! hss Husband rspsnte1 and apoi-
ox,xsd ab!ectY, and thsI rang for tho gls! 10 re-
Hore The bsrgans. aud tho grl fell down The bA1u-
mcnt sfa!rs wish thcm and smashed erusy blcaset
ons of them with nolse Ike He'll. Gate ux-
P'osIon.
ahe wns moro unfortunata than prudent house.
wife on the North Sl1s who returned ono eyanIng
last week tired but triumphant, with tho intsili'
genee that she had Just bought what shs had bcea
Looking fo, tot nonshs. ss4eboasd TO at Into
u she know Ut giauce that It wa the very thing
sas had waited 10 long. ltwaa,A ilttle scratched
aud bruised. abe said, but you always had 70 c1-
Pet sbas 10 E1od4 you eought 1t .n suction, aud
II wouldn't cest very much to hAyo nsw " put
y. end y With linle yssu!sh and new htU. . for
- 1eE, II hot 1eItsss ''WAat shaped z U Ia
, 1877-04-16
LOST REASON.

Aoeaal Utpdkck 10 Tx 1HAuR& -
sFa1A0YiHLD, ILL.,, April 15.-La4t night de-
ranged woman, neatly dressed, evidently we'll
bred, applied to tho police station for pzotec-
aion, saying she was being pursued by peoplo
who hatcd her on her husbands account. She
said sho lived at Macon Station, her namc was
Currir, and she had NO friends, but wanted to
70 to Jacksonville. shu was cared Tor by tho
Mayor, snd eNorts made to 0n4 out somnthipR
about her, but 20 Tar Without success.
, 1877-04-16
! CANADIAN NEWS,

6pfc1a9 Mlpd1e6 70 16s 7ftbux1. :.
OTTAWA, April 15,--Tho House OF Commons
last night adopted tho report Of the Psrlla-
mentasy Committee appointed to investigate
into tho sGcFct.scrvicc fund, which declares that
Slr JUhn A. Macdonald be called upon Il, pay
over TO the Government tho sum Of 5000, {he
amount Retained by h!m after bis Government
ceased to hold power.
, 1877-04-16
A BAD PLACE FOR RHEUMATISM.
GDtelat DispotcA 10 J1s 7fteHn1.

01RV0t&s
SpHENaylELD, lli.t Aprsl 15.-~J. A. Wells, a
Wcll-kuown citizen os thiS place, was found
dead In room In tho City PsisoR lass night.
An inquest was held, aud verdict OF death
from Theumattsm OF tho heart rendered. Wells
was an old cltixcu, and was formerly In good
circumstances, but OF late ycass WAS somewhat
dtssiratrdt aud was but recep.ly dlschasgcd
from the hospital, where hs had been ali VIM
ter. lilo was taken to tho prison Friday: eyen-
Ink.
, 1877-04-16

ftu Laadoa {Cpan.) 1AkgTas4. .
A 1ittla boy named Chapman had narrow
escape from death . few days ago. He was
playing Oh the cinbankment at &he lower eud
of BHRRs' Pond, when he slipped and fell
Of the old oAken mill aud WAS car
Hed Eapidly down stream, being toased
, 1877-04-16

Not mother in tho land hut knows how maeh
ingenuity It requires to dscss children prcttl1y md
tAstefHIty. AadFsHs' Uazar deyotos i paHo spe.
ciaily to chldfan's cohtuUes and always hiss soIo.
Send 10 gents for sample copy to ", L. Andrews,
, 1877-04-16

PIANOS At YOUR OWN PRICE.
Owing 10 y change Ia their piano department,
Lyon n Ilcaly, state and Monroe streets, arc clos.
ing out their cntFe miscellaneous stock Of square
pianos, some Of them almost naw, at unparalleled
lou nriess
, 1877-04-16
EARTH TO EARTH.

Tho funeral services Of Dr.. q. D. Dcebc, tho
widely .knowntand universally -cstccmed physician,
were held yesterday afternoon at tho residence Of
deceased. No. 1o45 Wabash nvcnnc, and 1t rlYm-
onsh Church. A large proportion Of tho homo
ophth1c phJactans ofho city attended at the house
at 1:3o p. m., when tho family ot the departed
bade last farewell TO tho rcmana Of their rcla+
tive and friend. Tho body waA then escorted TO
the church by ncarly all tho surgeons OF his &C.
quaintsncc, Including among othcrs Dss, E. II.
Ludlam, J, 8. Mitchell, ". Dsntorth, d. A. Col
ton, Foote, OF aaIcaburg, q. A. Hail, ". II.
Hurt, ". II. Woodbury., j. Tolcott, ]. Il. Gross,
E. 4. Dctlara, and nbont twenty others The
bearers were Drs. D. 9. Smith, A. E. Small F.
Cooke, g. s. Elisidge. ". II. WoulJait,. and J..
Y. Iiawes The ceremonies we're under charge Of
formed double tlo and tho mourners pas4ed through
and headed the procession. which escorted tho 70.
s s e pssS wear saleSs ss Ss4 ,e Th
iaeing tho audience. was beautiful broken pillar
Sion 1t ths othes or south corner q ths platform
vas magnificent cross 81 white with hese Of roses
p h pa sshos Of re nnn
sTs:. :sss ); II; ss S;. %ss', %sh ws!|s @
pit. vas atsststal Symbolic aneaor an cross. the
81 9t Ml. and Nm. Charles 8: BARTLETT Other
aofal olerlags wefS beautiful baskets of aowats.
p f1ntor and famify. We.,fcs tbssc off",inhSs
wpro seysrsi acnnfirn{ rIonts nNI hnrnn,ts nhnSSt
s Rsse sss" x ys iss sss , sas liz s1 II H
crnfrc fhs 0ift az .Mrs JasenI, Sfesfil nnd wis
snd lila un undn XII ia ~ cotin s s' I'M "e
After Tho nujience. which cpmn,cto1r flied TIM
chn,rh ,ras scnt"ti thc nna1tcft. rhnir r.Ve sca
icction. md tho Ncy. G. Ii. Everest nasior. rssI
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-13
IcoNTINuED FROM FIRST FACE.

made all his purchases at a famed West
End establishment, where the boast is that
every thing can be had there, cheap and of
the best. The customer was such large
buyer that the proprietor contrary to usage,
stepped forward to thank him, and to eX-
press hope that the officer was perfectly
satisfied, and had been able to find every
thing required. The captain thanked the
proprietor and answered:
"Nearly all
"Not all9 hoped, sir, we could find
every thing"
"Why, it is out of your line
Out of our line? Not at all, SIR
''Oh, you are quite sure of that, are you?'
''Quite certain, sir"
"Well. them" continued the captain,
laughingly. 81 want a wife,
''Step this way, sir;'' and the astonshed
military man followed. He went through
strange labyrinths and up and down stairs
innumerabe. En- route the proprietor com
municated these facts: About three or four
months prior, beautiful, highly educated
girl, of good family, who had lost her par.
ents, and with them all resources, applied
to him for employment. He had, after lis
toning to her story, though she was novice
to business, been touched by her friendless
situation, gave her employment, and he had
found her worthy and exemplary girl.
The captain saw and admired. He bought
of her and introduced himself. He came
often, bought more, and upon inquiry found
all particulars to have been truthfuly stat
ed. His manners and appearance pleased
the girl, and when he told her the story of
how his last want had been mentioned to
the proprietor of the establishment, it ended
in {; hearty laugh on both sides; but after
the laugh they were married within three
days, and they are now on their way to
India