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The daily gazette., 1877-07-20
SEN CONKLING.
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He He's Written No Letter ON The
''POlicy"
The New Yo"k Herald publishes the
following among its Washington dispatch
es:-
"Tbe friends of Senator Conkling are
considerably annoyed at the publicity
given an idle para -"aph from Washing
on pape" coDnec,'ng his name with that
o. an eccentric patent lawyer, who was
said to have boasted that he had letters
from the Senator defining his views of the
Presidents policy. The lawyer was
probably never seen by Senator Conkling.
TO the latter's knowledge, and certainly
holds no letter from him, except such as
may have been written by the Sena tors
secretary in answer to request for some
Congressional document or public pa
per-"
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Makes the SKIN Soft, Clear, Pure. White
and Healthy! is cleansing, deoierisin%
dlsinf citing. soothing healing and purify
ing; removes Dandruf, Chatting, Ulcers,
Sores, Eruptions, Roughness and Tedness
oi lhe Skln; relieves itching, burning and
singing of tie Skin. and Irritation of bitino
and singing insects; will relieve ITCHING
PILES where nothing else will have a,.y
effect is FREE FROM ALL OFFENSIV'
EASES, and as an EXTERNAL MEDICAL.
and TOILET PREPARATION it has no
El uAL: Price, 25 cts, by mail. IS; Box,
Cakes, 90 cts, by mail, IS: Sold by Drug
flee, 30 N. 9TH St, Philada, Pa. wholesale
Depot, 100 N. Third St, Phila., Pa.
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II Is nourishing ana sustaining; can he
Ridges Food has upon a delicate constiiao
lion is s imply marvellous. Ridges Food
is recognized by the highest authority the
world over. Every label bears the sign
lure OF WOOLRlCH co. In cans, 35
&C.. Sl.25, and $175. nsv23-ly-eod
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EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.

Special terms and extra inducements to
male and female agents, store keepers, &c
county rights given to smart agents free
samples OF sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials, engrayings
&C., sent free. All money sent in post-office
money, orders, drafts, or by express, are
perfectly secure. safe delivery of our goods
guaranteed.
All orders, communications, etc, must
be addressed to the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO.
4t9 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
june 2l-w1y.
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Dr. Van nyke's SuIpher Soap.

Ok. VAN DYKE whose life long SPEcI-
ING SKIN DISEASES, fas endeaS orc
ior years to COMBINE an ExTERNAT,
TREATMENT. He has accomplished Lhis DE-
compound "SULPH UR'SO "tha ,,na,.i Ui ne 20
o. which are spoken of by thousands II is
highly recommended TO all our readers 70
lsrlce, % cts. by mail, 35 cts a box; 8 caEos
20 Gus. ny mail, 10 cts. Office, 10 n. 9Th 81
WHOLESALE DEPOT, 4OO N sd ST. PM
delph'a, Pa. Sold by DRUGGISTS.
iy5-w1y
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MAPLEwooU INSTITUTE,

G0NCoRDVILLE, DELAWARE co.
- Pa, Boys, $3.50 per week, Girls, 81 90
JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE, A. NJ.
oci4-Wly Principal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
DIR. LAMBERT's SENTENCE.

DR.. Lambert, ox-presidcnt Of the American Popular
Lie Insurance Company, accompanied by his counsel
ex.Recorder Smythe aud ex.Superiutcndcnt Blrncs,
entered the Court OF oyer and Tcrminer yesterday.
Among the audience were a few gentlemen connected
with insurance interests, most OF whom joined in con
vcrsation with the prisoner Tho short confinement
In tho Tombs does not appear TO have made any
change IN his appearance. He chatted pleasantly,
freely and sometimes jocosely with his counsel ami
friends. Shortly after twelve O'Clock Judge I;raay
arrived, with District Attorney Phelps and
his assistants, Rollins and Russell. After
short consultation with counsel, Judge Brady
said.-"ln reference to the motion Tor new tria In
the Lambert matter, have very little to say. The
questions which wore discussed on the motion were
question: which were argued during tho trial, about
which had made some investigation and upon which
had reflected, and upon when have made suUsc
qucnt investigation ana nave also reelected, and my
conviction must remain unchanged. None OF tho,
points presented cntitc the prlsoler 10 trial,
and therefore the motion IS denied. -
Ex-Recordcr Smytne then asked that sentence on
the prisoner be deferred until Wednesday next Dr.
Lambert, he sad, wanted timo TO arrange sonc pc
cunlary and family matters. No failure OF Justice
could by the delay, aud he hoped that HIS
Honor would grant H. District Attorney Phelps said
he would not oppose the application and Judge Brady
thereupon deferred sentence until Wednesday morn
Ing at eleven o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

The Kings County Board OF supervisors held tn cir
final meeting for tho old yoar yesterday. SUPERVISE
Ryder in tho chair. Resolutions were adopted COM
plimcnting supervisor. at-Large James Howell, Jr.,
for the efficient manner In which he has discharged
the public interests intrustcd TO him sincc
his occupancy Of that Office, which he
now retircs from to OIL the Office OF
Mayor. Other officials and employees OF tie Board
also complimenlod BY resolution. Veto messages
were received from the Supcrvisor-atL IN rela-
ton to tho appropriation OF $500 Tor the salaries OF
two cbaplains at the Penitentiary, ana also against
tho revolution passed az the previous meeting auhor-
rang the erection OF new wing TO tho Ray mond Street
Jail cost OF 100000 He considers that
the jail expenditure Is unnecessary at this
limo. The yctocs were placed on dc contract tor
furnishing 700 tons OF coal Tor outdoor relief Tor the
Eastern District was awarded 10 c. Rogan ut tho rate
OF So 90 per ton. Supervisor strong called attention
TACT that bill Tor the boxes furnished for the
usc OF the Com ssloners OF Charities had been np-
proved by Commissioner storms Tor payment IN the
sum OF SASS, whereas the party who furnished tho
articles had written 10 say that his charge therefor
was only 1890 90 The error was no. explained. but
the latter amount In payment was allowed The Com
mttec on Homes ana orphan Asyums reported in
iavor OF reducing the amount paid Tor tho board OF the
county wards from twentyeignt cents to twenty nvc
cents day. On motion Of supervisor Moran tho re.
port was amcnded liking the rates at twcnty.oleht
cents. Tho new Board OF Supervisors will meet on
January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
The following letters give tho record OF forme
inspection OF the budiDgs:-
FIRE AND DEATH.

The two story and attic frame building No. Gle
Eighth avenue was destroyed by IRE yesterday morn
ing. The ground floor OF the structure was occupied
byJ. J. Simpson, dry goods dealers. McPhcr-
son, who was employed as a Waterman prem
Uses, discovered the Hre made efforts to
ctxnguish the flames before calling for assis-
lance HIS efforts. however, were fruItless
and cost him his life. After he had fought tho Gre
until badly burned no into tho street and called
for help. The inilammaDo character OF the stock In
the store spread the flames with great rspidy, ana
II was soon evident that the building could not DO
saved. The police lrst TO arrive and did good
in arousing tho inmates oil the house whose
sleeping apartments were over the store. Of
nccrs Lawrence and Malone and Ronnasinan
DAILY OF the Twentieth precinct, entered The
building when the flames ut their
height and rescued nOnbcr OF women and children
from The DANCE. OF being burned TO death. NcPncr-
son, the watchman, was taken 10 the Roosevelt Hos
pita corner OF Fiityninth street ana Ninth avenue,
whore everything possible was done 10 relieve and
MN. He died, however, two hours alter being
taken there Tho store OF j. 81 J. simpson was heav.
NY stocked win holiday goods and th-r loss will
reach $4,000. Tho buiidng, which Is Owned by tho
Haggosiy estate, was damaged $4,000 Tho losses, 1T
is SAID, are well covered by insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
DIAMONDS AND DISGRACE.

Mrs. Mary ID. Hooper, the handsome young woman
who recently sentenced to the Kings County
Penitcntiary by Judge Moore, upon conviction Tor
stealing $3.50 worth OF diamonds from Mrs William II.
Delaney, was removed from the Raymond Street JAN
to the Pencntiary yesterday afternoon, there
dorgo one years. imprisonment sic ~ept bitterly ON
leaving her comfortable quarters at the jail, and had
to DO supported by the chci keeper to the van, or
Maria when conveyed her TO the Ponitentiary. Much
sympathy been expressed Tor Mrs. Hooper, owing
her ucauly and attractive powers or conversation, aud
also oil the act that the theft Of the diamonds
was hcr nrst offence. sac had been acquainted with
Delancys Tor eight years, and claimed that they
owed her $50 Rumors have been current OF an effort
to procure her pardon by the Governor Judge
Moore said yesterday that were he asked sign a
petition Tor her pardon he would declinc to do So
Werc the Governor 10 consult him on the subject no
could not, from all he knew OF tho facts present
advice otherwise than that the law should take its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
SILK THIEF CAPTURED.

Maurice Munster, alias Joseph Bcrnstau, alias Ed.
ward Burger arrested last evening a Tb ird
avenue CIR when near Fifth street by Central Ofco
Detectives Ferris and Hickey. In August las, he did
some shopnlung In Syracuse and is ''wansoI" tbcro
Tor that With partner hc entered the dry goods
store OF Walker Go. and succeeded in escaping with
about $500 worth of SILK goods. He came TO
New York quietly, but IN spite OF all precautions
ran INTO The arms oil the two detectives yestcr-
day. lie brought 10 the Central once,
whero he was idcnlned as the man who entered the
store OF NJ Graudmar. No. 42l Broadway, some
time SINCE and Appropriated 800 worth of silk hand
kerchieis munster is well known TO the police, ana
seems to have Partially Tor silk goods, scld IN
touching anything else Hts principal pal" is DAVID
Mon well known by MS alias OF 'shecny Dave lie,
II " said captured some time ago IN company
with the notorious LOUIS Oppenncmcr, better known
as "Big LOUIS" he Syracuse police were notified,
and will send for tho prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

VIM Leary, who Is held on The verdict OF coroner's
jury and Is charged with tho homicide OF young Nc
Nicoll, clerk IN the Union Dime Savings Bank, who
found drowned, already reported has retained
Colonel George II. Hart and Edmund T. Price as his
counsel TO conduct his defence.
Judge Brady yesterday granted writ OF habcas
corpus in the case OF Albert Lawton, who was CON-
mitted by Police Justice Duny for failure TO pay his
wife lizzie 81 week alimony charge OF aban-
donmcnt. Lawton says that his wife left his house
without rrovocaton and has since refused TO live with
HIM, although he treated her kindly and kept hcr CON-
fortably
petition letters OF administration in the estate
OF Mr. Jacob Grau, VINO died IN this city on the 18th OF
this month, was entered In the Surrogates oinco
yesterday. The petitioners arc Mr. Herman Grau u
son OF the deceased. and Mr. Abraham Redch, Co
administrator. The estate Is estimated NJ about
$1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

ALDRIpGE-rALIMAN-OnT Thursday, December 81
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by tho Rev.
20 FANNIE A.. only daughter OF Darius Taman. Of
New York. No CARDS
BENJAMIN Wednesday, the 26ih
inst nj tic residence oil the BRIDES parents, FRANK
j. BENJAMIN TO CECILIA HEISEMAy, daughter OF David
hcineman. Esq. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jorsey CITY, December
90, by the Rev. Mr. Allen, Mr.. j. ). BEAgDsLEy Mrs
MAGGIE s. HEAsEY.
On FoaEsr- Dayton Wednesday, Nov. %, by Rev.
Joseph j. Muir. THEODORE DE FOREST TO CHARLOTTE
GARDNER, daughter or the late Samuel $. Day, all Of
TINS city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday evening Dcccm-
Der 20 1871 al the residence OF the brides parents
2ls Garden St, Hobokcn, by the Rev. N. n. Ellison,
OF Madison, N. j., THOMAS HAMILTON, Of Brooklyn
n. Y 10 CARRIE, daughter OF the late James H. Gard.
ncr, OF Huboken N. j.
--wEsSERsTRoM- On Monday evening Do
ccmber ~ 1917 tho residence OF the BRIDE by the
Rev. w. W. Sewer CoRNELIUs 4. HARTELL to JENNIE
r. WENNERsTRoN, both OF this city.
HESSEssY-M AHoNy.-On Wednesday, Novcmber;2s
by tho Rev. Father Callahan, MICHAEL HEyNEssy 10
MARY, daughter OF Michael Manony, Esq, all Of this
city.
NATURALIZATION Friday, November 30, 1877. by
tho Rev. A. T.. Ingersoll, pastor Of tho Dutch Re-
formed Church, OF broo4yn, JonS G. HlcKiE TO MARY
r. LEE, OF New York
KsLLLK-sc DouGALL-on Saturday, December 90
at the residence OF the brides BROTHER Bergen
Heights. Jersey City, by the Rev. DR.. Mombort. LEo
9. KELLER, oil tho city OF New York, to JENNIE
McDouGALL, OF Toronto, Canada. No cards.
LAxE-DATER. On the 10Th OF December. by Row.
w. W. sescr, GEORGE CLAKE to NAKY 4. DATEG all Of
Monscy, \. Y.
Rocxland county papers please copy
MckiBBIS-H Esay.--On MONDAY December "a, by
Rev. Dr. A. Stevenson, JonS q. McKiBBS 10 MARTHA
X HENRY. both of this CITY.
sTERMooR-GREGoRY.- Thursday, the 27th, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, 81. Louis Mo-.
by the Rev. N. W. Tobyn, II. ADoLpn OsrEKMooR 10
MAGGIE s., eldest daughter OF Elisha H. Gregory,
NJ. D.
WooDmuLL-KIMBALL.--At North Adams, Mass, on
December 90, by Rev. Professor Pratt, CHARLES A.
Woodruff, OF New York, to EMMA J. KInsALL Of
North Adams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
THE COURTS.
THROWING A DERRICK OVERHEARD.

THROWING A DERRICK OVERHEARD.
Thomas Brennan and Joseph Fitzpatrick each
brought suite recover 81 900 as damages from Alex
ander Mcdonald Tor malicious prosecution. II seems
that on tho night Of March g. 1876 derrick belonging
TO Mcdonald was thrown into the North River, and.
suspec,ing Brennan and Fitzpatrick to be guilty OF
the act, he had them arrested iormacious mischief.
The men held TO bail and subsequently tried for
tho offence at Special Sessions, when they were both
acquitted They thereupon brought suit IN The
Marine Court against Mcdonald 10 recover damages
ior their arres, and Imprisonment, which tney
claimed was malcousy caused by the defendant. aud
claiming damages above set forth. The suits came
TO trial before Judge McAdam and jury, and resulted
in verdict for the defendant in eacn instance WILL
lam r. Howe appeared Tor the plaintiffs and Adoph
l.. Sanger for the defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
SAVED FROM BURNING.

While little girl was searching in an ash barrel in
the Ciiy Hall Park yesterday morning she was sud.
denly cnvclopcd in flames. Burning cindcrs had been
dc posited in barroL Mr. X. Reid, secretary to
Commissioner Campbell, was passing al the time, and,
taking of his coat threw " the child and put Out
the hrc. thus saving the htlc ones liio She was
severely, but not dangerously, burned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

would be an encumbrance to the hook and ladder
wagons. They are already 0urdened with ladders,
axes, buckets, fire cxtngushers and respirators ana
the cordage contrivnnce would be only in the way.
ave have sxiy-hve foot ladders said the Chief,
(which reach the upper stories OF almost any tene
ment house, and they eau De erected in about MN
and half If any chance offered OF saving lie by
spreading such Continuance the netting we could
the covers which the patrol wagons carry. They
are ample enough, and the mon could uraw them out
and hold them to break tall just us encctually
as tho lire nots could.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
ABANDONED "oWAG."

On Friday evening Sergeant Gastln and two OF his
men found hidden under pier -, North RIVER 1873
hammers, Ioi OF toy carriage tops ana ninety COW.
hides, evidently slowed thorc by thieves until con-
moment Tor their removal. The officers Kept
watch until yesterday morning but as no ono came
after the goods they were carried to Police Head.
quarters. where they will be held for thor owners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
A DESPERATE GROCER.

Edward Stringcr, Ellsworth Moshcr and several
other boys congrcga,ed Friday night about tho
store OF John 5ticht grocer, at No. l35 Goorck
street, Tho grocer drew a pistol and Grcd at tho
crowd, wounding Ellsworth Mosber In the knco.
stcht arrested ana hold In 81 800 bail for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid to the Police Do.
partner. ss3s, 1926 SO for the month or December
Colonel Gilon, Collector OF Assessments, reports
having received $40, $50 o. during the past week.
The Department OF Public Works last week issued
thirty nvo permits Tor opening streets and received
$l3,353 53 for Groom water rents ana taps.
Tomorrow is the last any on which taxpayers will
have opportunity settle their the pres
ent year without paying the additional twelve per
cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
THE NEW BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Aldermen Tor 1873 will not assem- BILE
until Monday, the 7th inst A caucus OF democratic
members OF mat boay was held yesterday afternoon,
at which It formally decided to elect Colonel
william *. Roberts president The other candidates
heretofore mentioned for the place were Samuel A.
Lewis and William Saucr. IL Is understood that all
,ftnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
MRS. MGRATHs APPAREL.

on tho charge oil roDolng Mrs. Mary McGrath, OF
Lexington avenue and soventy-soventh street. OF
quantity OF clothing the cath insL Robert Mack,
laborcr, aged twcnty.oDc, Of No. 1913 East Thirty
fourth street, was held IN default Of 1000 BY Justice
WandeIl yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

lhe tax malt Guor IS 81 per barrel, but there Is
q discount OF seven and half per allowed on an
purchases. The nulacture for the present month
viii be under $1,000 barrels, la August the amount
produced the brewGres ia this dicric was 100 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

The totals above gwen in the last column outside
OF bank Tho pts In the consolidated districts
since January l. 1871 up 70 LIST oil next month Will be
close on IS, OU0 600.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The collector in tho Third district Is Mr. Max Weber,
IL H. in respect 10 the anufacurc OF matt liquors and
cigars the most portant IN the United States The
greater porlOn O The tobacco factories in the city
within It's boundaries, aud the sriko oi tho operatives
has mad the effect ol bringing down since IFS COM
mencenenL the sulcs oil stamps fully lorty per cent
Inc brewers nave nad also 10 their production
the police RAIDS over 80 900 barrels monthly aud
1t estimated that In the current month their
to recall dealers Viii be so 900 barrels less Than
tober. he annual revenue IN tho Third district
constituted has been usually about SIS 800, 600,
but ADVERSE agencies OF strikes ana police raids
In some manner brought TO conclusion, wUuid
dninuti0n OF iuliy thirty per cent IN rcccpis
In three months the corrections show "A falling oil
close $780, UUU anu which IN tue nature OF the
ness made good In the future In the Third
district there arc:--
Retail Iiquor ueaers.... 3y31
Wholesale Iquor dealers. Observation-Disclosures. G5
Cigar man uiacturers. 1,4T
obacco manufacturers Observation-Disclosures. IL
Rcaii dealers IN inait ,247
Brewct5 Vaeci| ~
Brewers ttir) lG
Brewers twessl rs
nm rain iar I'm wpa huva hnnn fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
MARRIED.

KAUrMAN-IEvNLMr. MARK KAUFMAN to Miss
PAULINE LEVY, both OF this city. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
ENGAGED.

ARSoLp-On tho Goth inst, at her residence OF
West I'D St., tho wife OF p. l.. ARNOLD OF laughter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-28
Rum and Crime.

The startling fact that eighty-four thou
sand three hundred and ninety-nine cases
were brought before the police court in New
York city, we get from the annual report of
the board of police justices during the last
year. This is one to twelve of the whole
population of the city. Nearly one-half
(forty thousand) were cases of intoxication,
and half the rest were for crimes indicted
by drinks-and it is estimated to the drink
pest is due from seventy-tive to ninety per
cent. of all the business of the police courts.
Add to the seven thousand licensed houses,
three thousand unlicensed, and we have ten
thousand drinking places in the city, and
at the low estimate of five thousand dollars
IA year each for liquors, making making the
enormous aggregate in addition to the cost
of crime, pauperism and vagrancy, fifty mil
lion dollars a hundred times worse than
wasted Aud yet numerous politicians and
officials in city aud country are choice blind
to these astounding facts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-28
For the Waterman,
Story for Little Folks.
BY a. NJ. $.


Once upon time, years ago, little girl
named Maria went to visit her little cousin
Ann, of whom she was very fond. She had
to 90 about mile, and only one house to
pass, but she was never afraid, for she was
a very brave little girl with big black eyes,
which made her uncle call her .Shiney-eye
She did not fancy such pet name, but was
often called by many others, so it didn't
matter. Well, the cousins played with rag
babies, for very few children had china or
wax dolls, and then they went to the barn
aud climbed all the ladders, saw all the hens
nests, and the swallows building or mendinp
mud nests, stuck under the caves, outside.
There were just as many nests as there was
room for, and more swallows than the nests
could hold, and it was fun to watch the
busy colony.
After supper Ann showed several small
paste-board boxes which had contained
hooks and eyes, and Maria coveted one OF
them, which was naughty thing to do but
when she asked for one, her cousin equally
covetous and selfish, refused to give it to
her. The tempter kept whispering to her.
that Ann didn't need all of those boxes, and
she might take one and nobody would know
it. At last one of them got slipped into
| poor Maria's sleeve, and she let it stay, and
soon started for home. She refused to let
| Ann go part of the way with her, and with
wide open, scared looking eyes, she ran al
the way as though she thought some one
was after her.
She did not stop to look at the lambs and
the chickens by the way, and all the bird,
nests, which she knew where to find. Shc
paused moment to look at a cat-bird's nest
at last, but the old bird was Just settling hel
family for the night, and she didn't want t.
see visitors, and so she howed out, "There
there, it's in her sleeve, in her sleeve" ant
poor Maria only ran the faster
She was very quiet, and looked so tiret
her mother feared she was sick, and aftei
she had gone to bed, went to look at her
and she was quite scared to see her sitting
up in bed, sobbing and holding in her hanc
tiny box. Poor Shiny-eve could hold in n,
longer, but burst out with such heart-brokel
sobs, all mixed up with the confession o
her fault, that it was not easy to make GU
what the trouble was. As soon as she hat
her breakfast the next morning, she put Of
her sun-bonnet and went back to her cousin
house.
Her aunt was washing dishes, and Am
was securing the knives, and she went in S,
still that nobody saw her, and laid the DO,
on corner of the table, then turned and RAJ
for home. She did not run far this time
for she was glad to be rid of the dreadful
box, which had led her into doing wrong
and glad to see the sunshine and the lambs
The cat-bird was not at home, but per
bobolink was swinging on twig, and tippinl
up his head knowingly, he sang OUT 4" She
put it back, put it back stole it, stole it
put it back; chez he he p