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ICines love, ApoStasy and
Agony.


Fom HI4elwool Magazine
Amalie Heine was hardly younger
'a'n Heine, for it was boy and girl
eourishipi he was but nineteen, she was
eighteen years old. He left her in order
to achieve literary distinction at the uni.
versitieS, during his absence his prom.
led bride became another mans wife,
From the consequences Of this cruel
shock Neine never recovered; the treach.
cry Of her he loved and trusted wounded
him MORALLY. lie lived, but bearing
within his breast poisoned and ranking
wound that never healed. A latter source
OF bitterness yelling up in poor Ieine's
bosom was not from without, but from
w1thin-ore EprinGing from evil acting
thoughts that result from wrong done
Consciously. He was renegade and an
Apo-iale, for q miserable mess OF pottaZe,
which IN the end was not even awarded
him in poor rcconpense Of his sell.
'corn aud contempt. He sold his birth.
HSH'. Yes, Hcine, tho earnest chan.
P'on OF the rights Of his people, the ar.
TTet member Of the Jewish VerCin-
hy'ne, sotull Of the great "Jew anguish"
was untrue to the faith Of his fathers. and
stained his manhood by accepting Chris
tan baptism, while ioathinv n in The
wrcIched hope OF earning an independ.
ent position for which his soul sickensd
"a position which the nsrrow.minJrd
intolerance Of the Prussian government
left no hope Of, unless as tho price Of nj,
conversion. His scorn Of himself for
thia lamentable error is equRlled only BY
hatred of the bigotry that extorted ron,
him his shameful concession. Hence The
cruel cynicism that disiGures his writings
on religious topies-hencs the biting
'courge with which he so often laceratei
hI' writhing self. u often get up in thu
highland stand before the glass and curse
myself" he writes 10 his friend Moser
Hence much, also, that startles aut
shocks n',both in the man and his works
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acknowledgement
MAMIE.

Not softer ever blew the brWEe,
HoT gr0snGr waved the summer trees,
Nor brighter Ihone the SieIdfAit sun,
SOT 1Weeter TITLED the sparkling run,
Than On that day when GAnnI0's dust
We gave TO God with fAlterInE trust.
FLf WIS the light that fell between
The OVtrhanEi1g branches green,
Aud sweet the TOles Of birds that sing
Unconscious Of tbs mortal pang
Tint WTung our hetTts-HG SAW through tears
The grave that hid th9so nineteen Yeas.
so dark the grlve-So bright the Eky,
II seemed to mock Us utterly,
A heaven Oi Ileet-a winter rlln--
A lGRics, Hr0Ve-a blasted plata,
Had better matched that hlick eclip4l
" Iinkins hearts and QuivrrlnB lIPa.
Yot, now tina: years have CONS and alwu,
And winter storms have mIde thelr moan
Above her heAd-And dfllta'of snow
Have Tapped the form We cherished 90,
like 10 think she went away
la the warm light Of summer day.
A foolish fancy It mayb be,
And yet-ani yet-lt seems 10 mo
Tat something Of the sunlight here
lilints on the hidden Gates Oi Fear
That warmer Jordln's waters are
Whe1 hottest shines tho SlrGn star,
That gentle winds and cloudleaa sky
BeI0krned angels lowering by
That Col who took and God who gave
smil@i through Its summer on her grave
Tbs light that on her cotin lay
Was sunshlneol Eternal Day. J. F.s.
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summer Yegetnhles.

Vegetables, the edible parts OF which
,'pen under ground, such a potatoes,
S .R, and parsnips, are heat. producing,
"0i,e these that ripen above ground are
.YoLlhS' The latter, including especially
a'paFaSn', lettuce, peas, beans, tomatoes,
So'n' aud all fruits, should be freely eaten
III summer time. Meat should not be
sA'sa oliener than twice a day at most
S AZ. lean is preferable. Tomatoes are
F"'"SuIaFly healthy as a summer diet.
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CINCINNATI, August 9.-Cottcn-Quiet
aud steady at lie. Flour-Strong. Wheat
Demand fair and market firm at 81 Ash
100. OalS-Dull at 25aSOc. Rye-Tn good
demand at 57aH9e, Barley-Dull and nomi.
nal. Pork Dali and nominal ut $i375.
Bulk heats-Firm at 5, 7 and IKE. Lard
Quiet but firm; current make Ease, kettle
e4alOc. Bacon-Quiet but steady 594A7A
aIjSas zas9Ge. Buttsr-Dull and unchang.
ed. Mnseed 0il-Steady and nrm at ga
$50. Whiaky-Steady al $l0S.
HoGs-Dull and q shade lower: common
81 Boat rs, light - 00a5 30, packing S+-sj
as 90, butchers s. l0a5 20.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Flour-.Quiet;
.uperhne IS IS, extras SO 90, Minnesota
family IS 5Oa9 90; State 81 30, high graGes
s. 00a9 50. Wheat-Lower; State red
81 4?al 43, amber 81 45al 40. Rye-Quiet
at 6Sa70c. Corn-Dull; yellow 69l<Go3c,
mixed 60KaS1. 0atS-DuiI and weak; west.
ern mixed 4Oailc, mixed S7aSsc. Pork
SIS GOALS %. Enthusiastically; creamery
extras 23a94c, New York and Bradford
county extras 9Oa22c. Cheese - Steady;
New York State aud fancy lOalO]Ic, west.
ern full cream 9I1alOc. Eggs-DulI; State
l2al3c; western l3al4c. Petroleum-Dull;
refined lSc, crude $40. Whisky-Dufl;
western 81 II.
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How to Keep Sion Rooms cool.

Open the windows wide and cover the
openings with cloths stepped in water. 1t
ia we'll known how largely water, In pass.
ing from the liquid to the gaseous state,
absorbs caloric. This absorption lowers
the temperature Of the room from i've to
ak degrees in few minutes, and the
humidity ditI'used in the air causes the
heat to be more readily supported. By
thiS plan patients, even in the hottest
time Of the summer, end themselves in a
perfectly fresh almosphere.
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RAILROAD BoSps-Slrous

SIocEs-The market was generally arm
and higher during the morning for tho ror.
ular list, but after the second call partial
reaction occurred. Coal stocks and West.
cru Union were unsettled In the early deal.
ings and fell y 10 y per cent, but after.
wards recovered, when the general market
went up, and still later partially reacted.
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CLEVELAND, TUScARAwAs VALLEY 4 wuEI1INu
RAILWAY CosPANT.

CLEVELiND, June u, 1877.
THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL
STOCK oil sid Company will lake notice that
their subscriptions heretofore made for the puTpose
OF nidInF In extending the rilEuad Of MD Couina-
ny from ih present terminus TO the Ohio River,
having heretofore beon accepted by aid Company
the Board Of Directors Of aid Company At meet.
Ing thereof held on the stu day Of June, 1871, BY
\ resolution, ordered that the arat instalmGnt Of
Ave dollars (s5 O0) on each share Of nIty dollar
1880 CO.. 20 subscribed 10 the Capital stock Of aid
Company, now due from subscribers, appearing on
the books, and Individual subscriptions 20 Iecept.
td shall 10 pad on or before July lat, 1877 10 p.
4. RsIrit, 1TeGrirsr II aid Company al Ms palss.
al etEes thereof or the nmB may Be paid 70 A, J,
BaEss, at bridgeport, Ohio, or TO such person a. be
may direct; aud aid Treasurer and aid Bags, and
also such person Is the Baid Bags may duly autho-
rlEs 10 receive money due upon mid subscriptions
are either Of them BY said lonpany empowered
and huthoriEed 70 receive and receipt for the lame
for aud on its behalf; and ten Per cent Of sad sub
scfption shGll be due Gni d hereby required 10 be
paid to the aid 7ftdTrer, al As general Office Of
laid Company, a. G6Fssati, or the same may b
paid to A. J. Bags At Bridgeport Ohio, OF such
pSrson a. he may designate, who are authorized 10
receive The same Tor and on behalf Of aid Compa-
ny,l on the day following the expiration Of every
thirty days from aud after July ISt 1871, until the
whole subscription shall b doe and FeauIFtl 10 10
paid. a above spetiaed
By order Of tie Board Of Directors.
teelF P. A. HEWITT, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH,
V0W York noncy au d N,ocI,1

NV YORK, August 9.-NoSRr-Clo,es
eHsyat Gag per cent Prime Mercantile pa.
per, |ia6 per esnt. Sterling, actual busi.
ness 4.Si11 sixty days, 4.SG sight, The
Assistant Treasurer diSbursed Si64 900.
Custom receipts, $j57, 900.
GoLD-OpOned at l059S and closed n.
1854, with sales at those figures altuer.
nateIy. Borrowing rates IIas per cent and
fiat. ~
snvER-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars arc 81 33JG greenbaeks, 81 l73,
gold, Silver coin AaX per cent Discount.
wise quiet S'e'
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Nsw YoEK. August O.-Business fair
with commission houses and the jobblng
trade improves steadily. Cotton goods 10
moderate request at first hands and steady.
Prints more active and ginghams In pood
demand. Dress goods fairly active. Wool.
ems for mems wear In moderate request,
Foreign goods in better demand,
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NO SMOKE, NO SCOT, NO DIRT.

It's light and portable and eaTily moved BY one
person. Can be used IN the Sitting Room, Kitchen
or out Of doors. JUST THE THING FOR SUN.
MER USE, VIII BRke better than any Coal or
Wood Stove, Is the heat d uniform and eaIily rrE.
ulAtsd. win Roast ali kinds u Meats. Fowls, dc.
In short this Store viii do al klndl Of work that
shorter time, a the Stove en- 10 hted sd ready
for U.s. IN tEo mlnuteA The Oven can Be hlated
ready Tor Baking In hve minutes IApse number
sre now In use In different parts o. the country,
giving entire stisSetiOn The stove can Be hean al
No J. o, PAYNE'5, Agent,
my2s ltlt Market ST., Wheeling,
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DEFINED sUGARS-5OO BARRELS
liz cruShed, Powdered, 6r1uulatsd, Coffee and
yellow 10 store and for ale at lowest market tss
n. REILLY, ISl9 and 1911 Main st.
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PllTsBUEeu, August 0. = Petroleum.
Steady; Grade q S7111 at ParkePs; refined
1870, Philadelphia delivery.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


h mad, Ia ddtdEts, FotiSes PFtpodd'
ut, g % Three months...."t1 q
- Inonlhs.....,.. e. I % One month.......'.. 70
p,Ii'tfrd BY CAIriSTi In city lbe per week
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WEEKLY.
Ny mail, Ia ud,GRe', fOt'GOt fTT'dtd.
ppp v,IT...........Si 90 EiE month"; .....;,N %
ia clubs Of FiVe.,..,.'.... '''''''''"'t! 20 e4ch'
In Clula Of Teu..,.... ...'..'''..'''''' ~ eAch'
"a Clubs Of TWenly..,,...'. '.'..,.;.'.' y tSGh'
And on t1tra copy to ptrion Stl'lns W IIno'
RrThs alo,e pics is invaHablo. Remit o.
opr I,E. In Dttlti q iOslUthCe Money uTdefI, and
yGsts neither Of lhoss tan 10 prOeuftd' Iend NE
money In Registered letter,
HE INTELLIGBNCER will present daily the
news In all departments, ION nll quarter o.
The world, Is we'll as complete roCord Of local
me- I'VE WEEKLY /, printed Oh Thursdny, and can
Ia bSd Al me counter, Ia paid enVelopeS,l IRdy
for mailnE. pB-SEid eopy 10 abttAt Jr!tadl
" g ,SLsiI,st IA EstI .ifsin Nome!
,,,I,sCRiVEES Persons desiring 10 have the
MY iyTEfiIdaACER left TEulRTly Al their
,,Ii.T,rs In the city and suburbs, can be
',yII In leaving their address At Counting
T''n' n BY drop letter through the pcstotire.
fu IGSTRlBUTOKs.-Eoa attention viii 10 paid
IN anonymous communications; every nIiIelu
aust he accompanied by the writer's real name
sd address
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FlSH-MACKEREL, Nos. ], . and 8
\ In Barrels, Halt Barrels and Hlta. Lake leE-
nng Halt AID Quarter BIrelS. Salt Water Her
ing IN Barrels and Halt barrels. In store and
ior sue BY n. REILLY,
1909 and illl Main n.
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FINANCIAL.
Successor to The

Capital. 900
This Rank ID organized and prepared 10 trau,.el
the business Of banking In all IL datGila.
II succeeds tho Frst National Bank n Whaling.
10 owned By the same shareholder and Il under M
same mlnagemsnk
By carefully regarding the interest, Of Ia Cor.
respondents and Depo.itufI, and By Prompt ana
faithful execution Of their Wiihes, Il hCpes % merit
their esteem aud confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United BtatFa.
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check Al Aivht re-
and Individuals
ceri!Ge9te, q Deposit Issued payable on demand
o. At fred dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS:
John K. BObiOrd, Wm. B, Simpson,
Jacob y. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
VIM. A. lSett, John l. Hsbba,
A. N. Adams U. Q. Dewey,
Henry II. Harper, my2l-dGw
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy Cure q sGninal weaknes,. Lost
manhood, and an disorders brought on BY IndiScFe.
Ton OF Exeesa. Any Druggist has the Ingredients.
Address Or, jAQuEs CO., Cincinnati. o.
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SsSHbsHpAs <oogaTtdaIlOl-LeaVw ByAaro at
kU =. M; BiltePHn al iSJi and arrives AZ Sten.
GenItle III 6:IS p III.
LEaTeH StOubGNViilG 1t IT'S q. M; arrives al
Bridgeport Vt A66 = H.
Social aeOgm mediation GhInl lesTs RsllatIs at
50 IN. md 1913 p. M Bird ePuTt Al A'5 H. nj.
Ahd Loo p. In HTIVe Al Smth'S Ferry 0.6S 4. u.
and LILO p. m Returning leave Martins FLryAt
sod $40 p. nj arrive al Belaf: At Il5O a. m. AID
3.66p IN.
tickets to ali phHdrN points IN the Fast and
Wet can be procured Al the Ufhn II knt once,
Mature House, and at the station at Bhdgeport.
F. r MTER,
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DITTSBuR Il, CINCINNATI 4 @. LOUIS
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R0UIE
kH@ g ;a.:ss3
The Direct line 10 the NorthRe sL, WCst and
Southwest
CONDENSED TINE CARD.
TatIaS effect June a, 1877.
To ~ Jr.-I II.J S,,,I6 10 :. ? -,,.-..,II.7-
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TRANSPORTATION.

No. stops 81 all Stations bOtwSon WheeIipR md
SIn6StlAndi No g stops at all 3lAtOnI between
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

mirably indexed, Of 900 pages, in orthodox sheep.
Congress- with the wisdom which submits ques stidns
of art to . committee Of the whole House on the
state of the Union, submitted this care
fully prepared body Of enlightened Legislative
labor to popular vote. when, as might be antlcl-
pated il was defeated. There was in il some proyi-
sion restraining unyoked geese, something when
offended the gamblers, and still some other thing
dlsapproved Of by the hackmen; and these enhght-
encd and patriotic classes, the geese, the gamblers
and hack-drvers of the Capital as might be expect
ed. were the moro numerous on the count Inc
Code thus defeated, for some reason expcable only
to those familiar with the ways OF the EXCLUSIVE
Legislators, was never heard of again. Congress-
doubtless disgusted with the stupidity OF people
reared and educated by itself, pronounced them un-
fit for self-government, and left them to kttYs ana
Alexanders statutes, to the charters OF Gcrmah
George and Anjou John and Henry, and the geese
went unyoked to the Tber ready to save the capital
on its banks.
Among the early acts of the late District Legsla-
ture was one creating a new Commission to prepare
a code of procedure. 1t was committed to five
gentlemen of the District Bar selected with care.
Their work was faithfully and conscientiously per-
formed and now lies before me, in the form OF a
we-wepared Legislative Bill of 800 pages As was
required it was finally read before the Judges OF
District Supreme Court, in p presence of the Bar
who aided in its discussion. IL was approved by
that body, and reported. But the power which
created the Commission had ceased. The report was
sent to Congress accompanying memorial, and
Congress like DR.. IIornbook "sent her aif to her
lang hamen where rests the code Of 1Sj7.
The rule which governs me in these slight iabors
precudes comment upon the present administration
of law in the District. The policy of selecting the
Judges who dispense it from Bars wholly unac-
auainted with it, can now be properly estimated,
without the least reflection on the gentlemen Dustin
gulshed by the executive appointments. In this con
nectlon. however it is due to Congress that men
tion the special favor it extends to the District, in
contrast with its general course. As the law now
exists. no case can ordinarily be taken from any
State Court or Crcut Court of the United States TO
the Supreme Court unless the amount in controversy
exceeds the sum OF $1,000 while all cases ensuing
before our District Courts, where the amount ex-
ceeds the sum OF 81 600. may be reviewed there.
This matter-liberal i'll one respect to us-ln TIE
present condition Of the business III that Court, Is
certainly detrimental TO the people Of the States In
the lack Of confidence which most people feel in
their own Courts and the wish of the losing party to
defer final disposition. so many of our cases are
taken to that Court, that occupy perhaps sixth
or seventh Of its time.
Will venture some observations upon the future
problem Of the District, in my next letter.
A. G. RIDDLE.
Washington. D. C., July 13, 1877.
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A TRIBUTE TO TIE MINERS.
JAMES Il. Pow BR.


SIR: In TRIBUNE editorial of this date,
headed. "After hangng-WhatW 1 find the following
words, to which would take exceptions, viz:
Nobody who has the coal miner near at hand can
wonder That the sta.nGtiOn and misery OF his e
makes whisky or crime relief for IT, He lives In coal,
and eats mis- salt pork ana lives like pig
been my pleasure to the coal miner near at
hand the last eight years and TO associate with him
socially politically morally and intellectually, and
have seen 10 such state Of things existing, generally,
as YOU would lead your readers 10 believe On the con
trary in all my associations with them have found the
miners as general thing, Of intelligence sobriety
industry and law-abidng citizens-mcn who, by their
industry and sobrety, have accumulated means where
v they have been enabled purchase homes and give
their chd drrn an the advantages OF culture and re-
fnemcut. IN IN elect alone the ma0ly OF oar miners
would be entitled to place the front rank Of life.
do speak from hearsay, but an eight years resi-
dcncc in their midst From seeing them III theIr dhst
bcgmed garments TO just criticism can he formed OF
their habit, and purposes True clemens has crcpt
into Their midst which, Ike some nOXOus reptile, p0sons
an with which it comes in contact mean the NOlIe
Mcguire organization which FOR years past has Deeh
terror to the coal fields; but only small percentage or
the Miners have taken part IN IT, and these who
may safely say not form over one per cent oi All me
miuinL cass condemned by he remaining nnelylne
uer cent as Outcass from society. have no relslYCs
among the miners, do not speak from pTeiudcial
standpoint bat spirit Of fairness for much-auused
class Of people Could you only walk tie streets Of the
IachaWanna and Wyoming coat regions, you Wold meet
thousands of men, all miners, m whose cOhhlehalces
the light Of ine ligcnCe and sOhrety dwell men VINO
arc men i'm every sense OF The word. H. W. Al.
ScydRtyt Pa, June 20, 1877.
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POLITICIANS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

tt the EdftOr or Ihe ITtbuno.
SIR: Unfortunately there are too many per-
sons identified with the Republican party of this State
who have becn and continue to be- believers in and ad
vocates Of sentiment policy PROMULGATED during the
carly part OF the administration OF Andrew Jackson.
There may I've no other state IN the Union where men
hunger and thirst to degree after official posi-
tion as Pennsylvania Real Cyl Service reform is
olnoxo Gus to many OF them would he fountain OF
holy water to the sight Of His Most Satanic Majesty 1t
can be endured as nllyng cry during Presidential
campaign but to enforce after the successful termna
ton is not fully accord with the cardinal doctrine
Of men who be recognized az statesmen, but
scbcning politicians But notwithstanding the opinion
cujcrianod by the minority there can bo found great
number who dare openly announce their faith ana ad
hcrcnce the order O affairs There are men who
il nominated tine coming convention OF the Ecpub
can party il win nO be dincut for their opponents 10
defeat; tneTe Others WEO, II Forced upon Us by
intriguing managers, viii almost surely be rcpudiatcd
The independent voter can still he found among tie
mountains aud valleys, we'll as within tho limits
Of The gloat ctl OF this state READER.
IHhQdciDhi0 PcaH., July ., 1877
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PLAIN WORDS FROM CELL NO. "a.
THR OCCUPANTS FIRST NIGHT IN LUDLOW STREE


To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: IL was on the morning OF July
four national day OF reedom that read with an inter-
est peculiar to the OCCASION your paper and is articles
referring TO this place OF "quiot resort Ana II you
have objection and will give me room 10 speak over
my signature. will endcayor to give You things as
find them and abstain from personalities with the OK
ccpton Of wha. may refer to myself There Is no reason
why, part. this should not be done IA preereu
incarceration aud proper of afterwards
TO clear mo from the charge made; this as matter oi
principle.
brought here on the eve OF July 8, ana iahdeo
in Sky Paror IA" without anything to eat or water 10
drink etc think the Sheriff owes me sevcny-hve cents
rebate for the first day-we will settle that in the
future The mode OF procedure was identical with
that described by other writer's In former articles
The furniture consisted Of two iron bedsteads mat
tresses badly used abused that the straw SHOOK
oS on the floor when they were moved, two peces
OF bankets and one combination of dirt, ticking and
stufng that doubtless was intended for pillow III was
early and tired cast myself on the couch aiter
usurping both mattresses, and congratuating mysei
that was alone and the door locked so had only my
self to be afraid Of must have dropped asleep. as
was suddenly aroused by uproar in my cell. and
screams Of al am ticf! I am no tiefl" and
a Hebrew was forced into my company. As the
newcomer very drunk, at once remon-
strated with the gentleman ushers. who brought
shut up" The taken very sick during the
night and made terrible racket that kicked on the
door till one Of the gentlevoced ushers came and
wanted to know what wanted doctor was wanted,
but the attendant said "the man might die for all he
cared no could be got here" concluded so, too
so attempted TO sooth the sufferer by all the means in
my power, and nsnuated that II he did not stop his
noise I would sit him. and perhaps smother him
Finally, could stand 1t no longer and ~ nj oi deS
peratiOn gently laid the mattrass over MN ana pre-
pared 10 sit his head until morning. This soothcd
him; he quiet and got about SIX wnks OF sleep De-
fore daylight.
Al G:3O a. m we turned out TO wash and fxup for
breakfast Descending to the first floor (which Is hand
sOoy paved with marble and passing TO one end o. me
corridor iOned group of men VINO were anXiOusly
awaiting their turn batne at stream little larger than
lead pencil running from faucet. While waiting ana
wondering what eacn ia here for, down came
on our heads without word OF warning a shower of
sweepngs from the gallares above. This probably
huge joke by the 'reguars who were sweeping above
aud il i Joke that is repeated each morning. won
dered that the below took 1t quietly, as most
stepped back ONLY two under their breath
bnt none laughed, yOu NAV be Before the day was
found why so little apparent notice was taken OF it,
Yours truly, JOHN n hALLoWELL~
Ludlolo SJcstJai, Cell No. "a. July II, 1877.