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The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
GENERAL NEW y.

General Crook telegraphs to General
Sheridan that the movement of the In
dians to the Missouri agency has been
impeded by fall of six inches of snow
Spotted Tail was to have started on the
9th inst.
The U. s. Marshal fo. Southern Mis-.
sissippi has seized in three Gulf counties
of that State Is, 900 pine logs, involved
IN the timber suit Of the Government
against John Manning and others. Large
seizures of charcoal and turpentine viii
also be made.
The cash sales of public lands for the
year ending June Both last, were abou
100000 in excess of the sales for the pre-
eeding fiscal year. The number of acre.
entered under the homestead and tim
ber culture laws was 795, 123 less.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
GETTING A DRINK

Last Winter, when the mind OF the
average statesman, was absorbed in the
all-engrossing topic incident to the
Presidential count, President of the Sem
ate Ferry issued an order to the restau-
rateurs to abstain from the sale of in
toxicating drinks. Within twenty minu-
tes after the ukase had been promulgated.
Senator Clayton, of Arkansas, appear
ed and gave one of those knowing winks
to tho young man behind the counter.
The wink falling to be interpreted. as
the Senator thought, he threw up his fin
ger Gall drinks know how it is dOne), but
even this, accompanied with the wink,
duplicated and Implicated, failed to pen.
citrate the seeming stolidity of the at
tendant. Finally, Clayton, out of patti
ence. said ."stt
"Here, give me some whisky"
"Sorry, sorry, very sorry, replied the
attendant, "but Vice-President Ferry
has just issued an order that no liq-"
"D-n Vice President Ferry. Gimme
drink, quick"
.sBnt will yon protect me If discover
ed?"
"Certainly will. Gimme some whis
KY"
The tea cup was served. the Senator
quaffed from it, smacked his lips, and
passed up stairs to legislate.
Presently Senator Jones, of Florida,
appeared.
s'Ah," said he, with great deal o
dignity, "you may give me one Of those
things in cup. You know what Q
mean. Mr.. Love-"
"Excuse me. Senator, but Vice-Presi
dent Ferry has warned me, upon pain O
dismissal, not to sell any liquor to-"
81 don't care, Mr.. Love, what Vice
President Ferry vans; I want q cup Of
comfort"
Jones assured him that of course, Ger
tainly, ahem! Why, to be sure, he would
protect MIR. Love If trouble came.
The next customer on hand was Sena
tor Simon Cameron, of Pennsylvania
Without making any roundabout at
tempts to indicate his wants by facial ol
finger gymnastics, he called out: "Fetci
me some brandy"
eBut, my dear Senator" said Love
"Vice-President Ferry"
The Senator, excited-"Oh, d-n Vice
President Ferry Bring me some brand.
aud don't want any tea cup business
aboutlt. You me bring me the Jug"
Love saw that Simon meant business
and without exacting any promise Of pro
lection, the Pennsylvania Senator got the
jug, and as he sought from it such exhila
ration as it gave, he no doubt mutteret
to himself his favorite expression, "Thi
is he'll of time.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
ho al TIME TAB LIE.
TRAINS LEAVE wrIMrNeroS

For Philadelphia: 221, $40, 6.55, $40, 100,
9.H, 1000 a. m; 1881, 1910, 2.30, 4.30,
6.46, 9.46 P; m. On sundays: 2.21. 8 10 a.
For New York: a2l, au, am, l2 81, 70 40,
For Baltimore and Washinston Il ~ e a. os. 8 30
am; IL 81, 2 SO, 8 90, 8 50 p m; on Sundays
106 mi IS pm.
For Port Deposit; 56 p m; no Sunday
train.
For New Castle: 8, 8 20, 8 80 a m; 1 80, 80 D
M; no Sunday train.
For Delaware r.. R.: 08, 8 80 q m; 8 80 p m;
no Sunday train.
For Wilmington & Northern r. R.: 6 25 a
m; A 10 p m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware Western r. r.: 10 20 q m;5 80
pm: on Sundays: 10 80 a m.
+ TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelpnia IL 66, 8 "a, Q "a m; IL
M; l2H, i2H, s55, 46l, 3 y. 8 25, 52s,
From New York: 10 30, 81 a m; 10 a, 10 SO
90, 90 m; ON Sundays; II 6s a m
From Baltimore: 1s, s41, "a m; 127 70 SO,
ss, ss6 m; on Sundays: 2 is m ; sc
From Washington: 2 1s a m; 12a, IL SO.
636, s46 p m; on Sundays: 2 Is a m; 46
From Port Deposit: 100 a m; no Sunday
From New Castle: Z IS, 8 20 m 12O m;
4 20, 40, Z O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware r. R.: 8 50 q m; 4 20, 6 40 p
m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington g. Northern r. r.; II 80
I'm; 10 p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. r.: % I'm
310p m; on SUNDAYS: 6 90 ~ m.
TRAINS FOR wILMLNGT ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave.
nue.: 7 80, 8 90, 10 80, 40 m; 2 80. 80.
400, 8 II, g 90, s 40, 45, IL 30 p m; ON Sun
days: 8 80 a m; 9 OF, 8 45, II 80, p m.
From Thirty second and Market streets:
725, II 45 o m, IL 10, 8 66, 8 80, IL IS p mi
on SUNDAYS: 90 II 40 D m.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
BEWARE OF HAIR-WAsHEs.

[From the London World.]
Ladies, far .di 8, beware of hair
wa hes. A medical friend informs
me- that it has lately been discovered
hat the active ingredient of all
washes for subduing gray hair is lead,
which uniting gradually with the nat
ural sulphur Of The hair, forms black
,uipnur of lead, which is really the
darkening agent. We all know how
deleterious and even fatal is the ap-
plication of lead in any chemical
shape to the pores ofthe human body;
what, then, must be the mischief pro-
duced by it's being continuously and
of en- daily rubbed into the delicate
skin of lady's scalp? Here, however
is a practical illustration vouched for
bv MIR. Bfowfield of Norwich. The
wash has been used for two years,
but only very moderately and during
all this time there was general aalaiss
and loss of muscular power. About
three months since, two days af.er an
effectual application OF the wash, a
slight cpileptic fit occarred, and six
weeks afterwards similar applica-
cation was followed by palsy of the
cxtensor muscles of the left hand. In
this case probably another dose might
have produced paralysis; but by this
time suspicion was aroused and by
the steady application of antidotes
the SYMPTOMS are now disappearing.
Tue profits of selling these washes are
said to be so tempting that since the
secret of the darkenlng agent has
oozed out, numerous hair-dressers,
both in town and c. untry are manu-
featuring them and pressing them up
on their customets.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
MARY, BELIEVED THEE TRU 4
BY THOMAS MOORE.

BY THOMAS MOORE.
Mary, belived thee true,
And was blest in thus believing;
But now moan that e'er knew
A girl SO fair and SO deceiving.
Few have ever loved like me;
o, 1 have loved thee too sincerely!
And few have e'er deceived like thee,
Alas! deceived me too severely.
Fare thee we'll!
Fare thee we'll! yet think awhile
On one whose bosom seems to doub
thee,
Who now would rather trust that smile,
And die with thee than live without thee
Fare thee we'll! III think on thee,
Thou leav'st me many bitter token;
For see, distractiDg woman, see
My peace is gone, my heart is broken!
Fare the well!
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
The manager of the Royal B4varian

The manager of the Royal Bavarian
Theatre announces that the K ng has
offered priZ"s, for Il tragedy of eleva-
ted me; 2, for drama of the present
day, one dealing With German lif,
preferred, but the dubious i>saes of
the time to be avoided, 3, for comrd y
If the higher KIND dealing with Ge'-
man socieIy, aud vigorously esche~-
ing everything app.rtaining to TIL"
f4rcical. Thn prizes are to b,
1900 each, and the competi ion is To
he open until Aug, 81. 1878. The
productions must be entirely original
and not have been put before the
public heretofore. They are to be
Judged by commission that will
select the two plays of each kind
that they consider the best ard these
six are to be peri nrmed on tne stage
in Muaich in public on successive
nights. A certain number of critics.
lovers of art, aud theatrical people,
after witnessing the performances are
10 assemble and determine which
three of the six plays should receive the
prizes. The plays that are performed
will net for their authors the usual
ten per cent on the receipts; and the
three that get the prizes are TO re-
main the property of their authors.
The usual precautions agSinst favor
lam, fraud, &C., are TO taken.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08

A recent oroeI y. Secretary McGraTy
prohibits the clerks of the War Depart
ment from partaking OF any intoxicating
beverages during ofice hours. The on
der is intended to pat stop to the prae-
lunch with the seductive liquors that
are dispensed from numerous establish
ments in the immediate vicinage Of the
department. A saving clause, however,
allows the introduction OF liquid refresh
ments in Russia leather cases to the aap
eral Of the army and his stag.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
,,rvc AND DRESS GOODS

LACK SILKS VERY CHEAP.
Il Black Silks. 81 inches wide. for rs
Ia, go and oil. 10.
ssplre Victoria Black Silks, weighty,
I'm and satin finish, from 81 25 to
Wran Cachemire Black silks, velvet
hhh from 81 25 TO 80 80.
m's Cachemire Black Silks. from
*lNDS36J. r. - g. = F..
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08

SENATOR PATTERON IGNORED.
Wash ngton, November T. Senator Pat
terson of South Carolina, since the trouble
began, seems to be ignored By his consti-
tuents. All petitions, memorials, etc.,
from the State, whether from blacks OF
whites, are now presented by Senator
Gordon, and fatterson's occupation In
the Senate seems to be gone. His vote
however, still counts one. ..-4.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08

kIORED SILKS VERYCHEAP
aNd silks at So and TB cts
Bdlh Lyon silks at e1 90
ra silks, 81 inches wide, at 81 %, sl so,
5uTSand 81.
ID colOred silks, extra weight and
Ahsh, at 81 Is, regular price, SS 90.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08

Sale Of Reserued SeGts.-The sale Of re-
served seats for the Florence perform-
ance4 commenced this morning as,, the
book store OF G. r. Tt omas q %.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-08
|R|AlVBRD5aBB@ & t[O7HER,
| ,R ENOW OFFERING THE FOLLOWING
|yDOUBT[.E|D | I BARGAINS.
HOSIERY VERY CHEAP.

HOSIERY VERY CHEAP.
'3 Thread Baldbriggan hose, SIX cts
This is the best bargain In hosiery we
have ever offered.
Ladies' Vests, 80 and rs cts
Mems Vests, 10 cts aud 81 90
Fleeced hose for ladies', SIX, IS and rs cts
Cartwright & Warmers Merino half hose,
AZ cts.
All the popular makes of fine Hosiery
aud Underwear at prices much lower than
elsewhere.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
Heavy White Blankets, s2 25
Large size Heavy White Blankets, ss per
pair.
Our Four and Five Dollar Blankets are
the best for these prices sold in Phila.
FrInged Doylies, all Linen, 50 cents per
dozen.
Imported Cretonnes, new styles, 20 cents
Extra Heavy Loom Table Linen, SIX cents
per yard.
Good bleached Table Damask. 80 cents per
= yard.
All Linen Glass Towslling, lax cents per
yard. -,
Good X All Linen Napkins, T6 cents per
dozen.
Yard wide Bleached and Unbleached Mus
iins. ek cts
IL Yard Wide Pillow Case Muslins, 10 cts
4 Ward Wide Ticking, 10 cts
All Wool Fiaunels, in white, scarlet and
twill, IS TO 81 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-13

a. .l.a -, -. -. ~. ~. .,li.-,
~ Ehu YOU .re nere 70. tne Neuuins
~ want you 70 see my rousseau
1skNv We cdT'. Otaheht Tot the oulh'-
All ne hcca kNe me, you Know.
n ~, Ina. ~ ~ ~, ~ "'''''"s'
Here's ne dre.s. deaT-white satin. worth's
latest,
And the folnces and veil real point see
Inc Rlris arc All usns WIN envy.
Ltt summer, AZ Newpor,l the way
inny courier ne man LOT MS money
was dlsEusiiug, really must say.
VI, Ilnany kecpinx my uiamohls-
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rTSfgtE yOTES

NJ Su.if Sh,u,s. TIE distinguished composer,
nFInis no zrE1sl IN vtriDu5 Countries ant to give
,iiisnb rrrihAS. bis ms rssrne,t his position n
Il7cEiis1 dG Ii IInlsl.il,s, Pafia.
Miss E,ElgCr, Allh, Louise Cary, Tom
Kurt S.E Vs-lIA VIZ. CGnly, ami 5. BahreDs rs
ITtisinEl ,uruidIr- have buan gngngud by Max
S-ktIsyth SIC a nImfdrs Ut gu thu Plcifc coast,
hrsjhnifi,r N san Franz. Pm. September ID.
-rNsIttsl-" With SGhumann's music, has
lsgil 7-niaurrt tn ths Royal Opera House, Berlin,
wrn brribst sufrcss Herr Ri fecxa WA the
rImEusrIr- rhr lGIbbn apsrb Season closed on
ilit NH sIsr- al thu krpu fhGntrc. It was Drisf
1Il 1rlllihlfl-
MF1r- Srfxd, EeNeI rpprasrs Mile. Una
nnrh IN La G1Iures Eslssie.- which viii be pro
lu-st n1arn ina end o. ~ mJuth at the THEATRE
lgriup., PfriA Sls will also sust lin the prin-
rilhl itmhhs part In La Stttur.~ At thu same
1lsrI7-t lnyn NdgguIhdr. A twu-lct opera,
.RsVnrR- w1rEt nr lE- Nuttsr. music by NJ.
ndihhEEu. wKs rgrl Last week Cd the artists oil
ft-r Ophr.I G1Imfpui. 4 hur-IGt opera, "Glle5 da
RrtnErr,..- hnE been ifriptrt BY ". Nlzentini
n at,r HiaBrrs~L L ubtpf. thu must. by NJ. kow.
LlsiSA
Mn.- Anunfrs triumph at the Elyses was
riry F3BunIit Nine. NIGJtlhon sent her own
rTrrrrt 10 nsrgh thu PGputir artizta. Mile. Al
linl1 - -ssHIst n rulhf white Iilc, loo pei
NJ with Fuses. mi with disrmonais IN her hair
AHIsnl Ing ls;Gk 4ia wUrs the ctrrlss of diamonds
7ra4frnnt ~ nsr at hsr banaht. Sha sang An,
nm riTnlssL- from La >onnamhuln, and tive
Is-s srIm -EInhhT rha C0mtnssa ls Parts aud
dziGr REIlas dd tna niIhGst rank pressed forward
N De arr-shpret tn her The avOrite prima
Amins uV,rsiNpt usn charming groups in Seyres
iissuuE l,rr,iHBHl trum thu klIses, with a larg'
lln4isfn I'd riHsff Init q check br I, l0D francs.
The NJ eucT Of an unpuhIished three-aci
IussrA nlIl,sI -IInn Ie Chlmay," composed b.
Aular usgRre years Aaiirs his SO Jour Ailitare,
wa lrnburrI M thu rhaatru Fsyleau, 1915, hai
i.ssr lr,rsanrbt ~ tina RpYll Library at Brussels
u wls .rfrHsn whGn the great French musician
WIS IN . vista nj thu Chatham Chmay. As Aube
NEE 1Hrn IN LIZA hf TIN srarraly have been NOR
liIin Essaniasn uhan employed upon this opera
MAJ PnulImf Lima has been asked tu lccep
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Securities.
Commerce.

BhhrIMonn, May I2.-Cotton quiet end easicr,
Flour auici and only barely steady; Howard
lily Mill lilo i anls 80: other sraies Snchsnsci
whea! quiet and easier; prnnsylyania red. gig
10; MARYLAND rcd. go tal.R; do. amber. n.B
IVES era very dull Gui pricss ar" shade higher
than Yesterday; Sou hcrn white. tgeb7oc ho. yellow,
nc; Western mixed, spot Ggac.: Nay. G,'ac: June,
southern I@j2r.: western While. 5sGS5sc.; do
mixed Il6jC.: PENNSYLVANIA, s fffc. Rye quiet
At l.O@l IS. Hay arm and unchanged. prov.tnes
lrum dull aud wax; crude. sN6lIc. refined, ia
lilhc. Coffee Gulrt ard easier, but not quotabiy
lower. whisky quiet al q. IS gel. u.
corn. !s.on0 bush oais. Edo bush; rye, too
bush. shipments-Corn, l0c, coo bush.
NEW T2mE, May ih.Cottos quilt; rpl.nd..
soliialed net rcccpis.2 iGi naics ExporiscFrsnce,
2GlO bales; Continent 5,l6S bales; Channel, i,ies
bslcs.
Flour duh and prices WITHOUT decided change,
c'0sing heavy: ST. CAsGD for common 10 fair extra;
southern, ss.scgIO Is, Wheat about lGg.c. higher
| and vIry quiet with n fair export nrRund. uu-
! for export: si.O5 bid for Milwaukee,; winter
| wheat quiet and very nr," bcld. Corn 'a9lc.
better. vi export lots ip light supply: 1ke for
for low mlXel; II Gc7tc for tcrmcr nj scd nc. fr
New York No. 2; .. for steamer Whit; &C. for
| aud STATE; a.G1iir. for white 30; New York No. I
| Sc; 10. No. white. 5edpje!sr.; No. New fort.
mess, sK.F@i5 O.. Bcci quiet. Lard opened easicr,
| Afterwards was ara and closed qui /; NV prime
steam, s25' o. ~. Petroleum q1iC, and steady;
| firm. Sugar strOn. Iiice nrm and In moderate
| demand. Nolasrs IirE. with moderate inquiry.
TuIprnline steady; spifits, SIG NC Resin quiet
frrIgnts 10 Liverpool stesdy: cotton, per steam,
| 5-Gd. per sail. y I'D wheat, jAd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-13
THE EMMA NINE COMPANY.
Two New Suits Brought Against Trenor W.
Purk,

New YORK, May l3.-Two new suits have
been brought against Trenor W. Park and his
partners in connection with the Emma MIno
Company the nrst by Warren Russey, Of San
Francisco, who was the principal witness Tor
Park in the English suits. Hussey says that the
developments Of the recent trial opened his eyes,
and he saw that he had not been equItably dealt
with. lie charges that while Park was fuyina
Emma IN inc stock from him at $50 currency he
was selling 1t in London at Sll7 geld. This and
several other interesting details art set forth In
Mr.; HuSsey eQmpialnt, which has been served
brought by Robert u. Chisholm on the same
grounds. Including the interest oIued on the
amounts claimed the plaintiffs each seek eI0G 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-13
ZOE THE LADIES,

FOR THE LADIES.
4 UCTiON SILKS.
"A Striped Summer silks, 75c., worth u.
Colvrtd silks, and LIS, worth Us and u. so.
SLACK silks, &c, tie. u, d. Is u. 81.
Black Ctshln, re sIlk, 20, worth q. IS.
Large assortment Dress Goods now offering cheap
to make sales.
Ladies' SuItlng Linen and Lawns.
Yard. wide priCacs. 10 cents. worth 10.
Calicocs, IS, Ok aud on cents.
Parllols unusually cheap. 81 to o..
straw M1ttings and CaIpttS very low.
A Just dealer Is -
Il. N. NAUDhlN,
sp27-tf 7Os Market space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-13
PROPOSALS.
no sHiPBUiLDERs.


OFFICE OF THE LiOnT. HorsE BOARD,
WAsHiNdToS, u. g., April "a, 1871.
Sealed proposals will he received At this ONCE
until IL O'Clock m, on TUESDAY, the 22l day Of
the m erials and labor Of ali kinds necessary 10
construct an iron twin.screw steamer, in accord
ance with the specifications dated April ~, 1911,
ONCE, and TO the Lighthouse inspectors Mt No II
Pcmberton square, Boston, Mass at rOmpkins-
VILE, Staten Island, New York, aud at 10 South
sixth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Tie Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all proposals, or to waive defects II 1t lie deemed
for Tho Interests Of the United states TO do so.
JOHN q. WALKER,
Commander United States Navy, Naval Secre-
tary. nyi
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DaoPusALs FOR 5 rATIoNEKY.
BUSTNESS CHANCES.

VNHE "CORCURAN BUILDING" FOR
l. RENT, Fifteenth and Y streets and Pcnnsyl.
vania avCnuc.-ThC stores and Office rooms. the
most desirable In " aShingtgn are now for rent on
very rea sOn1bc terms The janitOr will show them.
Also, thchousr next to Mr.. COrcOran,s r.ldcncc,
lately occupied Ivy Hon. y. ward, OF New York:
house in the row Of irstclass dwellings on
street. near tue hr'ingt IN: and
A stDTC-roOm on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, No. llJ,
between first and SpCOnd streets west,
Apply TO A. HYDE, OFFICE at Riggs Co.'S.
mYjiW star aud Critic Iwl
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SPRING BOOK LIST.

SfhlNO BUM LISI.
Critical History of the Late War, Mahen. q;
Out of the Question, W. ID. Howells, si.2S; That
Lass o. Laurie, Barnett 81. 30; synthetic phloso-
Classic Literature, Nhl'c. o., 6Oi Across Africa,
Cameron, IS; Epicictus Win the Encheirldion and
FrngmUnis, Long. a.; Miguon, Mrs. FORESTER,
O.. 81; three Years al vrrton by Moy.rton,
u %; WtGter story. Prarl, 81; From Traditional
10 Rational Edlth, Grimm, 81: shakespeare from an
Amt rican rOtnt OF virw, George wilkes, 49, 80;
From Dawn 70 Noon, Violet Yane. 81 So; Deep
Bar, Bret llarte. 81 All the recent paper Novels.
NEW FRENCH bOVKS,
Books In Cloth binding at the Uniform Price OF
Fifty Cents Crolust u l.nrEs En,ic!y:
ap0-n eli Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-13

SEwING MACHINES.
NeY white,
New Improved Davis,
New Improved Wnsors
Domestic,
Weed,
Howe.
Singer,
Home shuttle,
Wheeler 4 Wilson,
Remington,
seCbr,
All Kinds for Rent-s3. 80 per month.
MCkESNEY 4 CO.,
m3-7m 81 Ninth street nOrIhw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-13

We now have n large stock OF Fancy. Plain and
Embossed pictures, suitable for Scrap Books, and
ChrOn"gruphs, amer original drawings by emf
nent artists, especially adapted to scrap Books, In
IJnr rlrictic5-Anlinals. Land capc, Marine Views
aud Flowers
We would Gail attention to our Panel Pictures,
which are the handsomest In the city and lowest
prices.
cur stationary Department Is now well supplied,
the latest stylts received direct from the manu-
rhcturcr, As soon ~ issutd. weeNtend an inyi.a-
ton to all to examine our stock.
W. n. q o. II. MORRISON,
LAW BooKsELLEH9 AID STATloNERs,
nD2j. No. AS Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-13

one Of The nail eh,ir. md 1lrinr his tnr, an /
has ; artied me very much, Peg. She rummAna
me 50 much d. IN
s.Of whom ~ said-
s-t,hild tusb hr rrr,l,et rpr n, --rnR N, rnd
folded me in his arms Il uRnnnt tuIi Won hip-
love vow As few hsn,n r.s,,. hs,,r ,Trr l,rra .
And. almost leiore rauld rnnlrrrbnnd the wu-as
g- h. ,s nis Ia, nna 1890 s n,,r
The Incident Ieii disn ne iir,.-rssinr rTJ
my mind for soine days Afterwards: nul whore y
lid not tas, very lanr m rrinTy. me rrruunl- 4
b anec Of the strange woman RRyrsidrd WIS 90
tender and Loving that 1 SEEMED 10 have no
thoughts pnooups-trd with him Re ices. The
end Of nv yisiI vas drnWtne -,sr and W. mnbt
the must Of the time I'm, ul,hur frifslnr bUwn
the river wandering a,.ant The rHrdun az suing
IN Ser tae saa low 81 the ssnam,rs.
At length nv lnsf aav cane ana fhr rdirur
hal 10 i.e sr,,rer. II hsd been HARDY fime ma
felt very tan and so- row fui Ia lesyr 40 rlsuth
Measure behind me vns nov eytr rllrnr-g ~
a prpr.se from Rsyp-turd az = rtsl, 6urfrr IN.
following summer 80 thr ErnRrntiur yns ma An
ind hnite me
Was q he same earAcu 1 l.ft I wondered ns I
ramhIed from spot 10 SPOT rsuna the eaRT ismiaEr
old place. The rrass sspfre- rr.-per M q ,u,rf
sverter .nd Erx liter. Inc am Is al The hsTs hnH
n ring of DEEPER lay as c,Ied IN TIE u,rItv
Colleen light Mss a.. change in me az IN ff,-as
risen in nv sky- " as moi nv hrnrf 4 bed WIN .
| dream 4 b-aufiial vision. Eluri,suE rs y piads
syus: I touE mn m. llfr uhere 4 hnH laid T,
down bu, ,elt Il could percr he Oul,r ilis "a me
aRata.
tn, Sev Year came At l-nxth. ana urr nsuhl
tasu,y gathering. and ftsr Inst when me srnr
| sad tnrped, the Vine reemro ip GO insrur Tpu-e
| was the budding hesutliul sIgfnr 10 wrarh and
The 5,rD,,- nj IN, sur,,., ,,-,,,,r Farm.
ford II trough him 10 me, l,ut. IN 80 w-Al ana
| changed from he strung mar hne I'm t,-h ms
| lie had been iil-,anv-rrusly ftl-apd ". rzmr ~
| the cottage in the NurTn he snia 10 NC 1Iigrqrh
| veil again
@ s.rs ,a,rs ss &c s naT man nm M 80 M
| him. Va, we're they not toe iriElI % lHHI thnsa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-13

A life of Albert dc Musset, by his brother
Paul, has recently been published by NJ
Lemorre, who has Just Issued the last volume Of
the new edition OF De Musset's works. Tho
biography is having very large sale.