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GteamUoats ano Railroads.
OENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW- JER

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry stations in New York foot Of Lberyst and foot
OF Cark sOn ST.. town.
Commencing Jan L. i877Trains leave New-York foot OF
Liberty-st AZ follows
$50 A. In.-FOr Pennington, EastOn Beyidere, Mauch
Chunk Tamagua WtlkesbaTre Elmra, sc.
8.45 4. m-fOr Easton, Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Tama-
qua Wilkesbarre. Williamsp0ri, &c. 80
1000 M and 43O n-For SOmerville and Pennington
D. m-FOr Pennington, EastOn, Mauch Chunk. Wilkes
barre Tama1ua HaZetOB, Reading POttsve, Harrisburg.
ApD-For East0n, Belvidere and Catasauqna.
b:iO D. NJ day-For Eastop, Allentown, and Harrisburg
S:35 p. m-FOr EastOn -. e,- . a.. -. -.
1I.i5 n m I1.45 BIB 415, 0;lJ, 7:lG, llf5 !. m.
For trains 10 local points see timetable at statOns
SUSDAY NS-Iaaye foot LibeTty-st. at $50 a m.
$40 ION IN for Brook and intermediate points, aud,
ot 6.3O n m for EastOn Reading, and Harrisburg
Trains leave for Terh AmDOy, Red Bank Long Branch,
an Grove &C. from foot Libertyst. slb, ll4s m,
415 $50 D. m; foot Clarkson ST., lib a.
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The remarkable volume issued by eminent Master ~
Israel Of Presbyterian Church consists Of three separate
monographs each Of which important perhaps it be
said cardinal Of theology discussed with frank
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Of illustration this essay has few cqua.sterad Of Life.
The author keen and treuclan critic independent
thinker and his likely 10 occasion discussion III the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Lutheran Observer
Is likely more the attention Of theologans than
work that has appeared since "fccc Homo" II is most
r fo certain d5.nas but as record Of his spiritual and
intellectual eNperncs IN arriving at those DeicisIPha
The arcnable one hut it is distinguished for the
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ERlE RAILWAY.

u RE RAlLW Az. ...-.. - ., .,,-o l., IT,,
3 a. M Cincinnati ana Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Coaches % Buffalo and Suspension Fridge.
1915 Express Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping ColcheS
7 D. m-(DaIy) Pacific Express for the West sleepin2
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Clnci
and Chicago without changer also Hotel DINING cars |"
Trains leave Chambers street Depot N. Y. for ~
Newark, 645. $3.50, l0i5. $50 ~, b: ,, DID ana OF
D. M aud ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9l0
D. Rn U PARK aud Passac e. 745 10 ~, IL noon,
I45 g. $40 1880, 0, G, $50 D. 10 D. M IL midnight sun
PATERSON {. 7.f5 $780, TO- lOt5ll: M, IL noon, Lab
8 BIS SAB 43O 3 5lj. q, 6lj, ESQ., T. 9 - p NJ ana IL
midnight sundays G, $50, 0'l5 10 m l:+5 $780, pm'
suffcrn g 7.i5 Ioi5 a. m. 345 5, G, P. M, ~ MN
night. Sundays g. $3.50, 10 a. M las, cSo p H. aud ~
ncoI4sJsSl. m s:3O 1902. M. sundays $50 a. m
Warwick, lO:i5 a. m, 49, =. m. 800 ,-- O "a
Nswbnreh, g. 1915 ~, $3.50, 1907 H. Sundays $50
Kingston $50 .. m. Sundays $50 a. m.
no ., l0i5 a. $3.50, $40, AGO. sun
days. 6, $50. 10 ni G.3Q. Z D. M - ,,o - eudays
NidleOwn 7:i5 o 1915 $40, $50, p m sundays
$40 The a. m. and 4aO r. N Trains COZ
meet with YORK and Oswego Midland railroad at AansL
Jeryis, g. lO45 a. m, 43J D. NJ 9uhdays o'o' w
~ ~ ra,us leaving Chambers-st nali hours
hefor, fifteen minutes carrier
man above time; leaving ClambcrSs; On quarter
ao We 3t 9ij and l4J connecting With
Chambers 50. at 10 and II midnight
aud for Apartments IN Dra"lugfOom
and Sleeping Coaches be OBTAINED ad orders lOI te
Odices No. 23y 4O 500 and go Broadway No Coussg
Rrooklyn. and at the COmpanys Depots . ~ : - . 7os
Express from the West arrive I'D Ne"-ioiA al '-o
q. m, 2:l aId 7:55 p IN.
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RFEORE nm CATI.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTWENr-2 WCLoCA.

4 &c. Registered 1881 4 90 coupon, lont 80,
30 OOO....-......... lltt 23,pOl ..D' ltat
Z : 800 Registered. 1850 y ZlU1u. $3.50 ~. ~
II OUO ...............Ill L $40 Registered ISIS
c : go Coupon, 90, y l9Nth $500 $500: --"4I9t
5O.O NIL Z 1910 Registered $500
T.
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Ocean Steamers
\ QUEENSTOWN

TOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.--
L Illc Tivcrrool and Great Western steam COnpahyS
Tuiied : a,cs Mail steamers leave Pier f6 n. r.:
wTtS6I - TUE DAY. MAY 15 at 3 y. m
DAkftiA -. TT ESDAI. MAY 70, at p. m
WVp1.rNC. ESDAY Juno ~ at p. m.
mn. Inn. nj
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a URIII UEItWAN IIIV y
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-fORK,
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN.
CONpANY'S PIER foot ~ SECOSD-SE. HOBOKEN.
ODER Sarurdav.... Nav 10 NECKAR SATURDAY. May 20
EHFIS Saturday.....Nay 10 NAN saturday. une 2
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 20 SOUTHLAND
TON. HAVRE, OR BREMEN
FIRST CABIN. fIOa gold. SECOND CABIN, $50, gold
STEERAGE, S}G. currency. 800
Tickets "a reduced rates Prepaid Stetage Cerun
Gates $50 currency.
For freight passage apply 10
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF MINES.

Tho examinations o the classes will be held a. the
Sclol Rudirg Fourthave Forty nhst, beginning on
MONDAY, May, p, az 10 a. NJ -.
for admission one OF the nVH courses h
civil IriueeTIng Mining Engineering MettGrgy Geology
History. Auay teal and Applied Chemistry VIII
be examined on
FRIDAY. June 3, at $50 a. N,
Commencement en- WEDNESDAY, Juue 10, at 1870 p
T. 4. p. BARNARD, IL d.,
President
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Country.

Country.
4 HOMELIKE Boarding School for, Young
"A BOYS T. HGrI'S, \. NJ. Heups;ead, L. J. $500 To $50
I FEW YOUNG BOYS viii be RECEIVED
"a Ike family Rev u. 3. EMERSON, Strtlofl "hn
BETHANY ACADEMY. - Boys Boarding
- school R's so1r &I en[Pg i9 I2ai :ap Conn
belmont HALL. SCHOOLEG's NOUN
June .. Terms reasonable Adarcs. ,,,,, ,,..-,,,o-
CUAVERACK (N. " COLLEGE and Ilud.
\ River GDst-Engish, French, @erHsn Slassic' Music
Az. Term begins Mirch 49, ALoN/" fl.AOh fIe7ia'h'
NELIGHTFULS SUMNER HOME for GIRLS,
~ yrars Of personal care ot experienced per
with Instruction desired nn,a9cr limited c.ty ref
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
r The REV. NATHANIEL II. EGLEsroN, with compe
tent assistance, faxes charge Of the education limited
number Of boy at Lis home in Wiianstovu, Mass.
FAMILY SCHOOL, Berlin. Conn.-SUMMER
Bacon a lS f yd en- Row ' Dr. D. g. Gaa q s5o ous Ny
ERENCH SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL. Am
herst College. under The direction Of h. VIZ H. IN D.
Cnvcs. &c Commences Jay 10. Circulars a! 81 West
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
" Br0reuort Conn. Adiross MISS EMILY NELSON.
GEOME CLASS, Boonton, \. j., one hour
ioa Nsy OIL iaGy ,y r 10 beautiful egaqy
number Of Fiji. Who Viii cHja HON. comforts ala privilege
accomplished teacher uau,nlly hoai-hiu an pleasant
TO- horseback riding. Aeir5ss airs N G. KiNGSLAND.
IRVING INSTITUTE. TarrYtovn, \. Y.-No
mis5 no g5Is TI 6 s TetGi * o'r ss
Broadway. or addicss ALMANAC ROWE rr.Hcpals.
EIEARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
School rcopens sept H. faS ri i'll information address,
FREDERICK lHON P5pN. Principal.
MIR. and MRS. j. II. MORSE would like 10
w take the ~ Gee summer three or four girls
BOARDING PUPILS Apply, after =. in al 23s West
tithsL
RJEEKSKlLL q. y MILITARY ACADEMY.
WRlGHr - ". I0BERT DoNAIH 4 N.
POCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyacl,, y. Y.-Both
in ne warm months. send fot circular. VII. BAN isrEt
CT. CLEMENTS'' HALL, EIlicott City, Md
> old established High school with school d" Letters and
Of science in io College gropef D- FNCii Head Master
WEST END INSrTUTE-Famiiy school
w for Young ladies'. airs . l.. CADY. Principal, New
Haven, Conn. send Tor circular.
YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
Conditioned 'u'I%'i jim l $40 ' s6riss Mass
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
formaAing ooye, ntei eeuI, healthy, Christian men
BENJAMIN MASON. Box 80. Got YonAcis. \. Y
Q%G FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, New
qp1Os York$jG pays for spring term o. is wcc5s M?fch
22 Regular any stuts chosen Address Principal
&SS PER QUARTER mo extra charges) for
G1Ob young Ien aud hoys, at SIGORTLIDGEs MEDIA
Spcca lnty instruction Tor both advanced back
ward pupils. Recommended by Mr. Bayad Taylor, Judge
seven chuIcles I'D o tempe ange charter. Address
SC.snOErL1pGE OHaTvsrd 4 NJ Media Penn.
&ISN YEAR.-BOARD and TUITION
- toO at Episcopal Asfde envy, address =,
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
yo, hI ,yi IA LINZ b2ot Pee IT, 1870
75 a Western and Northern Express win drawing
$40 a. H. special Chicago and st. Lou5 Express. with
Grawi. Rochester and BuhaO aO through C"r
100 a. m, Northern and Western Express
$50 special Albany Troy, and western Express;
500 p a. Express .,eeagcars for Wator'own and
Roch esfcr Niagara Falls Buffalo ceseagd Inaa3aPoi$
RaIoats ana 10 Woatreal via ST. ALBANIA ~. 49,,
Hoo Express with deepn@caF' io' Albany @Nu
Tay Trains as per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale At
252 2Gl 4l3 Broadway and at Westeott Express Cos
od,rs No ParLpaco, 7oj aud $40 Broadway, NewYok,
and 80 '''' e g. IEEKEB, General Passenger Agent
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
t!e NfWJER,hI sOL f,hM - ,Aihsr r i{
1876 leave from Pier North River foot OF Rec
a. for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms River and
f? Sn a sSR6h Tons , RGs a6a %r
4EESh Lvn Ayo Aa4E6 sfIT2s " HAL
ROUTE-raus leave New-York, Via Desbossos and Cort
fyprc. f1r rri.jrTr pittsburgh the West ard soath
WIN Pullman Palace cars attached, ami $50 ?. m
For wm5ror SGk aye CqG r aqa Ga9 q ec4si So
aud the OIL Regions Icr WiLiAasport and LocA Haven
FYr Baltimore, washagon, ard the South limited
sunday 93O 2. M; arrive Washington 40 p M Regular
at 20 a. No. O. end so y a. sunday ana s:3o P 10 mao
a. M. J. T. D. g. and $3.50 ~. sunday a. ~, D. g. Z and
a II. ~
Accommodation fur Ir,nto. , z H. M, aul +lop, m
C. 20 Z. 40 = g. I'D, II a. - NJ ], ?
23g g. 800 $50. $50, ., I.-O Jip 6u, $50 T. 1850
10 p. m, and l. ui-ht Sunday, 5:2O CSC, y and so
p M. d.. -, ,
$50 g. $50. 4IO, 80. $50. 5AO, j:i G:lCy $50 = $50
g. 8 10 p. and II night sunday, 5;20 C:oo y ad $40
FOR Railway $780, T. 7lO g. 10 II q. No. 70 NJ l. 3 2:3O
g. S36 4iO i30 $50 go $40 go $50 z, 7:5O, ., 10
.. m. and II night sunday, 800 $50, ard p. M. -
For Woo6rdgc, rerh Alboy, and south AnJoy ESQ and
ror Vow isruisyics Z, . II p 3 41o, 5.2o T.
1880 D. II p night. sunday, Z 7. ~.
For Fast Milestone II d. m, aud j2O p. III.
For Princeton T. $50, and 1889 a. M = 4lu ana p m
For Iambcrtyils 1880 r. NJ, !, 2. and 4:iOp N
For IhiLi.suIIrg BClyiitrt, 1880 a. = ?. m
FOr FlaniIgtpn 1890 and = p.
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, IL a IN. and p M
Fer Trenton l.OricutOWp Burlington and Camden, I3O and
1880 o. M. J. >, {, ami p. m.
For Freehold, Z a. Iu, ., 4:lO 2. m.
For Farmin gdaie and Squan, Z a. IN, ?. M
For ghtsj,W, penbert0n, and Camden via Perth Amboy
23G and via Monmouth Junction, 4lO p. NJ
For Hiehtstown and TtWbertcu ESQ o. M Via Perth Am
and q. VA Monmouth Junction.
Trans From PITTSBURGH $50 and 1910 a. m aud
1870 p. daily; 1910 and $50 daily except Mon
From Washington and Baltimore $50 500 r III, ilo,
$40 and 1910 y. Sunday. 600 $50 From Phl2-
delplia, 500, go 900 l0lO 100 M, Zln 4;l0 90
600 $40 1910 ana 1920 euEdy 5:CS, $780, 900,
ll:j0 q. H., $50 and 1920 p m
Ticket Offices. 500 and 9il Broadway No ! Aston House,
B0oAlvu ia, ZIG and lls iludsOnst, Nouokcu De
rot Jersey city Emgrout Ticket Orcc No Battery place
l.. p. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK TEtbMrBN tict. rai NHn4g'r
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Z FUIGU VAIIEY RAILROAD.

! ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan 1,
ls77-Teave opor Of Cortandt and Dcsbrobsss s az
d so d. M ght cypress, daily Tor EasOl Bethlehem Al
lentou Mauch chunk Wi.EOHbare, Ptston saYtc FInia
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara tab ana INA
Wesl Pullnaas sss. coaches attached o..
FCgT. II. INE, Sup.t ana fuCr
General Eastoru One. Church and COrtaudsts
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROUND RRo0K ROuTE.
FOR TRESI0N and fPH nHS

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New Ork foot OF ibertys for Trenton ann Pha
depna, a; 1870 $50 $50 1870 n 1870, $780, $780, 1900
.. and at 400 y. m. for Trenton.
Leave foot ciarkson.st at 7:l5. sl5 9l6. 1ll5a m
3:lo. 5:lb, ll:46 D..
Philadelphia from station North PennsYiyana Raj
rosd. Third and Berksss at 1880. $3.50, $780, ll3o An
1870 $780, 3Op 1910 y. III. -. =. o Or go .
q. M. 1915, 2:lO 4:l5 GO5 p m. ,-,.-.,o,o
Drawing Room Cars are attached 70 5he y;50 a. m
and 80 D. M trains Sleeping cars u the IL O'CLOCK MD
night trains from both New-Y 0rk ana philadelphia
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye New YORK, foot llDeiy,isI ana
PHILADELPHIA Third and Berkssts a; $50 a. NJ 3 ~ " m
Tickets foot OF liberyst loot OF
Nos 52g and g44 Broadway at the principal hotels al oce
OF the Railway IN New York and BROOKLYN, ahI ~ 70 =
Courtst. Brooklyn Baggaes ehfIsS" irom seot !"
destination. II. i. BALDWIN. Gen fLss AEehG
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chic aud Alton
100. ..bg. p Z
ALBANY and rus
lOJ....bC -
q M pVsfSIs@
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SEMINARY.

on Rutherford place and sixteenth at graded school
and Girls. The EeN quarter VIII Deah mo- 10
1877. Apply 40 the Seminary for circulars
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CABINET MEETINGS.

At the meetings Of Hayes Cabinet
there is some set forinality, not new to
the Cabinet chamber, but often forgot
ten by the people. 1--WE sit" said one
member, elm an order carefully observ-
ed. The President has the large chair
at the head of the table. On his rivht
sits Mr.. Evarts, who Is the leading On.
GER. and in, this Cabinet is decideiiy
the most loquacions, Opposite Evarts,
on the Presidents len, is. Mr.. Sher-
man. Below Evarts sits McCrary, OF
the, war power, who ~ pposite Thomp-
son, the naval CHIEF, and Key, the Post
master General, whose ivis-G-pis is the
Attorney General ,sDeyens.t CSrl
SEIZURE is at the foot of the table, fufth-
eat from the President, because his de-
parttneht was the latest in time of its
institution. Mr.. Hayes speaks with
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considerable positiveness some times,
and more than amy Cabinet Minister,
w9ken up snsi loyps the kppm while
taking br fdrmtne his judi sasent! 44he
members push back their chairs from
tth&f4h)S, reclining or 4tt0g41teesos
l.slstabs o' rspre %anas'f him. RI ahds
h s;eh nasfe gsSs h ssx &c r a
and left hand of the President .s,'a = ~
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AS the time approaches for the renewal
81 su INSCRIPTIONS The Sun would remind its
trends and well-wishers everywhere that
1t IS again candidate for their considera-
ton and support. Upon its record for the
past ten years it relies for a continuance of
Inc hearty sympathy and generous CO.
operation which have hitherto been ex-
Union. ~ ~ = ANN'> Va ''Ae
The Daily Sun is a tour-page sheet of %
columns, price by mail, post paid, IS cents
u month, or $3.50 per year.
The Sunday edition of The Sun is an
eight-page sheet OF sc columns. While
giving the news of the day, it also Contains
large amount of literary and miscellane-
GUS matter specially prepared for it. The
Sunday Sun has met with great success.
Post paid, Sl.2O year.
THE WEEKLY SUN
Who does not know the Weekly Sun? It
circuiates throughout the United States.
the C:.nadas, and beyond. Ninety Thousand
families greet its welcome pages weekly.
and regard it in the light OF guide, coun,
seiior and friend. It's news, editorial, acri-
cultural and literary departments make it
essentially a journal for the family and the
hreside Terms, One DottIs Il year. post
paid. This price, quality considered makes
1t the cheapest newspaper published. For
clubs of ten, with $40 cash, we will send an
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-07

A VALUABLE PIA NTATION KNOWN
as the ''Austin place situated on the
Winsborrols5h road seven miles from Mon
roe. The place contains tji 9I-luU acres is
we'll improved; dwelling cubins and good
gin. 1t is firSt-ciass cotton land, and is one
of the best places in the parish tor raising
stock.
Terms: low, for cash; and reasonable
price on credit, part cash, and lon.
r.. S. AUSTIN. or
$. ID. Mci:N EltT, ESQ! =.
Monroe. La, August LIST, 1876. IT,.
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Ao1tsians sugar y being held i'll,
much greater favor in the West. Nearly
two-thirds of the entire receipts thus
TAR at New Orleans Of the new crop of
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AUTUMN TiNT'S.

1t is very curious to observe the regu-
larity with which we are told III the
autumn that "the first frost " i'll change
the color of the leaves" whereas the
frost has nothing to do with the change.
1t has, indeed, sometimes happened
in New England that the. foliage has
changed, as if by magic, ina single
night SO that, upon looking out of the
window in the morning, the[ey was
SURPRISED with the spectacle ofthe world
wellnigh on fire =; and since this trans
formation took place in connection
with the mercury at low point, the
whole affair is referred to the agency
of Jack Frost. But why not. refer to
this prestidigitator the growing tintS
of the apple, the rich crimson of the
velvet! peach, and the purple of the
plami Many years ago this error was
pointed out by an eminent botanist,
who showed that the gorgeous color
of the autumn leaf came in the regular
process OF ripening, and, though bot
any is generally studied in schools,
the old notion comes back With the
beavers every year, Showing that error,
in common with truth, especially when
supported by the voN populi, shall
sriss segais VhoXsvesHessd1
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DON'T forget to say "Go0d morning. -
Say it to your parents, your brothers
aud sisters, your schoolmatcs, your
teachers your servants rand ssay il
cheeffuliy, ana with a smile. There
is kind Of inspiration in every
"good morning" heartily aud smiling
~ spoken, that helps to make hope
fresher and work lighter. 1t really
seems to make the morning good, aud
70 BE apf0rhecy ofsa good day 10 come:
ateer it. ~ Aud ~ this be.atrne 81 9ht
s'good morning." it is also of all kind,
nearly greetings. They cheer the
discouraged, rest. the tired one, and
somehow make thetwheeas sofilife RIM
smoothly.
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members push back their chairs from
th6lfA)e, reclining or 3tti4g41tAAAGzl
<RfA binet minister is{ Hbht I'll
|sisSlstaht represents him, and thus Il
has hapPaned tl1.ss FFea Sevatd 4qd
and left hand'of the Presideht! 81 = ~
'h;e ear, A MONKEY IN .COURT.s1g .zsa :.
s'f, -5o------- = Is stsionsS9 ss,tle
,sss. e., saIN. Y. Sun. 10Th $50, {
3 On the-arraignment Of the prisoners
in the Tonbs Police Court yesterday
HeIpIaa IA monkey 9.s, 3gRSHaehe ID, I. th Is
';A ; ; ;;:;;: {: :; !: Il;
nimbly to the railing that separates
prisoners from the presiding magis-
trate. Steadying himself OH that perch
ny encircling the iron with his tail, he
turned his way face toward Justice
fiamtner, Chartered voiubiy, pulled
off his cap, and bowed with profound
gravity. The gray hair bristled thick
on the top Of his head, and his face
was wrinkled, SO that he looked as
old man. =, - ""
"What is tlis"' Justice FIainincr
asked.
GA prisoner" replied Officer Hatton.
ellis name is Jimmy Dilleo. 1 arrested
him Is 5er AaxsaH!ting Mary Shea"
u. ess3|s. s,l k5s'Ssi ~ " 8 y"
jimmy blinked his eyes, showed his
as though the proceeding, as he viewed
it, was very funny indeed.
"Where is the complainant "' the
Justice sesiked.fgY & " tyM IYTgf9 n
Mary Shea step. jed forward. ShetOok
her right fOretinser out of Il handker-
chief and showed that it was lacerate,l.
She said that she was neighbor OF
Jimmy in Bottle alley, that notorious
adjunct of Mulberry street; that she
kind y offered him a stick fof candy !;
that he grabbed it greediiy, and bit
| her finger.
Jimmy sat On the railing with his
head on one side, and constantly ling
Oft his cup aud putting it on again,
as though successfully forgetting and
remembering that he was in a court
Of Justice.
2. Z s e yos !. = J: sosEh.tss e
iner.
"Why, STRIP. Mrs. Shea, answered,
81 think he ought to be locked up"
"But we can't inprison a monkey,
you know. Your remedy is to bring /,
a,ivii sait against the owner orsdAIa-
4geas' S#sg e#E
4 "Antf laint there any justice to beilasl
against the miserable brute:''
81 don't know of any law that makes
= monkey qcriminally. liable for bit
ing. "$A2 ~ ii - ; r. IN < =
Mrs. Shea was exceedingly indig-
nant, and, AS she wrapped her hur,
finger in her handkerchief, she ex-
claimed: "This is IL nice country for
Justice" Casseo Dilleo, the owner OF
Jimmy,s said that; the monkey was
wildly fond of candy, and in his frantic
delight had unintentionally bitten Mrs.
Shea. ss..s,,s.,f,. ....,. L..
"He is discharged" said the Justice
Jimmy gleefully tried to climb up
the gas fixture on the Justices desk =,
and to sit on the glass globe. Then he
reached to shake hands with his Honor;
6slt,abeinss reRul setl; As sssea med lousl
:sana lOnglike 8 Aurrahi Of his CAP
several times In Second, and bowed
so low that his feet slipped from the
railing and he hung by his tail, His
owner carried him out oc the room.
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A,MONkEY In .GOUkT.,

s..is. ,slN. Y. Sun. 2oth.l ,.,. 49,. =. 80. !
3 On the Of the. prisoners
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday
!qQrQingsu monkey approached the
HflI{ssiy:; cHffE"sdi t ~it
I'll Ea g is.';s,l t ss st sn,;I