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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-31
THEAst RES.

A maiden sitting at the close Of day
within the shadow oil n rose-w reathed bower,
Deep brooiing DER a soul that's passed away,
While fall her tears upon a faded flower
That sweet fo~rget-me-not, thrice precious now,
sinGa Death has set his seal upon the giver's brow
Yet though the lowcret now has lost its blue,
Though duh and dead are It's once ~lustrous eyes.
1t gives the maid a peace she never knew
NOteven when twas Plueked meath summer skies;
1t leads her from the darkness of the tomb
To him In that bright land where flowers are aye
in bloom. -.
A mother gazing on a curl Of gold,
Or on two little shoes of brightest pink,
" hich tell BIER of the time she did enfield
Close In her breast her heart about to sink
Her blue-eyed boy the angels claimed one night; 4
The Lord had need of him where all is love and light.
But soon the fond one sees In her despair
That in His love and wisdom God hath riven
Her boy from her; and that the golden hair
She treasures Is her angel child's In Heaven
And that the little feet whose shoes once shod
Are bound now with the sandals Of the love of God.
An aged man, with waving silver'd hair.
A rosy child asleep upon his knee,
Breathing with peace-throned smile a tender prayer,
When rapt I'm some ecstatic reyerie;
A precious Casket Of the by-gone years
Within his hand, and wan leaves wet with sacred
tears.
The child is all unconscious rs he sleeps,
That he's a link in that great golden chain,
w men JOINS each blessed one who vigil keeps
Around his ~grandsire in the heavenly train;
The old man Knows not what his life may be,
u tior tho e IT. assures, and that child upon his knee.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-31

The Socratic method is thus ~irrever.
emily explained by the New York Times:
S.-''They tell me, o Alcibiades, that
you have cut off your dogs tail" A
at is true, o Socrates | did it with nv
little bsttle-ax." S." What is a dog?
Is it not an animal with four legs and a
tail?" A" You say truly s.
"Then your dog is not a dog, for it is an
animal with fourlegs, yet without a tail"
Al see that | must admit it," s.
"But you will also admit that neither
among Greeks, nor yet among barbarians.
is there any animal which, having four
legs, has no tail" Again thou
sayest what nobody denies Of" s.
" How then can you claim that you have
the very animal which does not exist ~
A." By Zeus, | make no such claim"
Then you see you have nodog."
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-31

wise woman s~catters salt owe him, and
marches round him, mumbling cabalistic
words. This seems to be a kind of exor'
cism. and would indicate belief that the
illness is caused by witchcraft, or demo-
niacal possession,
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FACTS AND FANCIES.


| cannot hear thee, for the winds are moanir,,
cannot hear thee, for the waves are high ~
| cannot hear thee, for the good ship groaSinv
Seaward doth fly. ~
And yet my fond heart listens TO the singing.
And yet methinks I clasp thee once again.
| hear thy voice, as II | were not winsing
Across the main.
So he II ever II the world torment me,
Happy in thee and In the past III resi-;
To sleep upon thy memory will content ma
Asst were thy breast.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-31

The Bulgarians have abandoned the
ez and now wear a white band with
a cross around their heads, to distinguish
themselye s from the Turks.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-31
THE WEST,

Good judges estimate that the wheat
crop of Ohio this year will be 3O,OOO,OO
bushels.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-31

SHAKsPEARE's chair sold at auction in
England, recently, for 1925.
, 1877-04-01
TEE CITY-HA.LL.

The amount OF the fines collected in the South
Side Police Court during the past month is s413.
The Treasurer's receipts yesterday were 81, 0ls
from the Water Department, and s13, zoe from
miscellaneous sources.
The Treasurer yesterday paid out s101, 600 On
city Indebtedness, and 50, SOC interest on resenrs
warrants.
The Lake front has been leased for one week
commencing April IL, for the use OF hlppodsume.
circus exhibition.
The Department Of Public Works yesterday Is.
suel an estimate OF 81, 02J to Fttz-SiHous & Con.
nell for work on the Fullerton -avenue conduit.
A case OF SMALL -pox was reported yesterday 1t
No. ISL Hubbard street, and the sufferer Tas
transported to the pest-house- It is considered
doubtful II the disease ~ what was reported. Tba
truth will be known Tomorrow
&r. notchkiss, the successful bidder for the con-
tract for cleaning and gwecpin. the paved streets
ycstcrduy fled his bond Of So5, oco with the De.
partment Of Public Works.
Corporation Counsel Anthony returned yeeter-
day from Burlington. Mr.. Adams, Assistant Cor
p.rntion Counsel, also retnrned from Springfield,
where he has been in the interest Of the new ker-
enue bills before tile Legislature.
notwithstanding that lust week started out fs-
votubly for large death rate from scarlet frver
bur sixteen deaths have occurred. The new
cases reported yesterday were few in number
The general mortality for the week has been about
as usual.
, 1877-04-01

three months House Of Correction; James A.
Lawrence ana William Wt,.2n, cenadence game,
three years each Penatenta[5.; Edward Mcdonald
larceny, one year Penitengiary; John McLane M
George Harris, assault with intent to kill thrss
years each en'tentiary: James donaldson, lares
ny, two months f1onse OF Correction: Frank "
Qa1re, larceny, e!:hteen months Penisen,Ias.;
George Adams, larceny, sentence SUSPENDED.
Wiltiam Burke. burglary, six months House i
Correction: Thomas Allen. larceny, ninety dan
House OF Correction: John Roach, robbery. si1iy
days House OF Correction; D. ". OIds, robberr'
one year penltentiasy: George Denmann, larceny.
three years Reform school. Charles Tripp la1reny
two mouths County Jail-
1t will be noticed that In tho sentences one Is 70,
murder. In passing the sentence in this pasical.,
case. Judge Williams took occasion to direct a.
attention OF his auditors tn the fact. no,wth-
standing m opinion entertained by rome - taa
contrary, that murder wa< yet punishable o!{ease
in the county. ami to exprc tho belief all th M
considered, that the percentage of nu.Iercrs pua-
ishcd was u gr> at In this cIty as In any otlce.
Human life, he said was held as dear here as auY.
where elsc, AMI in the cn4c in question the j:u
had found verdict srst:ded by the circumstance
and he would not interfere with it.
, 1877-04-01
ALL. AFIOAT.

THAT WESTERN AVENUE SEWER.
In the southwestern portion Of the West Dlvis-
ion Of this city, In the vicinity Of Western ave-
nue. east and west and south OF Harrison street,
there exists at the present time Hood Of greater
dimensions than has ever before been known. Tho
waters cover The face Of the earth from Western
avenue westward for mile or moro, the depth OF
which cannot he stated, as navisator..has been
found hardy enough to venture out upon this sud
dcn1y-formed inland lnke. The current has set in
strongly from west to east and the streets west Of
and including Campbell avenne, where not COM
pletcy hidden by the swelling flood, arc badly fur
fo,se.t and torn by the swft-funninS title-
Last fall. through the cxertioas Of property
owners on Western avenue, the city was prevailed
upon to build sewer on tha. thoroushfare cztend-
old sewer, 10 1Iarrison. This work once complet
cd, people in that locality congratulated one an
Other that the day Of sudden and disastrous over
fow we're past, and that one and all could return
to their beds at night without the apprehension
that the morning would dawn upon watcsy waste
c,treweu with sidewalks. ons-honses, and other
demonstrations Uf hydraulic power. But the
drenms OF these good peope were not to be realized
The rains fell. the SHOWS melted, and the waters
moved upon thst sewer and I the result was a. not
has hceu sad to say, answered In the negative. at
least IN so faf as this particular drain has
served .he purpose for which i as intended s; Ae s
charge OF the work. tho water. once entering the
eewtr, would find its natural level by proceeding
calmly to the river at Twenty.sevcnth street such
have none Of this lood- DISCRIMINATION, and II BY
chance triae OF The great supesa buplancc nlst its
epts it out and aeudu ii running up hill across
the country Blue lsiandwari.
The canse Of all this contrarness Is not yet
known. The Board Of Public Works should Ut once
inquire into the matter. and discover whether the
commonest principles Ut engineering are here over
turned or whether Obstruction exists which may
account for this lamentaole and unexpected fall
, 1877-04-01
JUDGE CLARKSON.

Joseph r. GARRISON died yesterday morning at
twenty minutes before q. It was peaceful and
quiet DEATH unaccompanted with any atruggle
whatever. Mr. Clarkaou, up to the time Of his
DEATH, was conscious, and always recognized the
members Of his family. The bereaycd family have
the sympathy Of tile entire community. Mr. Clark
WAS IS years Of aSe. At I O'Clock yesterday
Coroner DIetzsch held inquest over the remains
of the deceased. After 5mpaneling jury, Miss
Russell, sister of the deceased, testified that he
came up-stairs about O'Clock Thursday morning
and went into his room. He said he
wanted to write d letter to his brother, the
Bishop, and asked her to get pen
and some ius. She went into the next room TO
gel taem. and just a. she had entered hfs room
/again she heard the report Of 4 pistol. The de-
ceased exclaimed, my God, AN shot," to
wuch she replied. ~ guess not They ap-
preached each other and he sonx into her nriuE
She sad tnat he kept his paper in the washstand
drawer, aud thar his revolver WAS there also. He
was in great hurry. as be on.y had y short time
to writ. the letter and make the train. He tu-
tended tu mail the letter in chicago.
Miss Caser!y, chAmbermald, testified that the
first thing she knew was the report OF the pistol:
She was lu his daughters room acsoss the hal!
lnukinE the ted. sne Immediately into Mr.
Clarkson's room, and saw Mrs. Russell support
Ing him She not cd the d-awer Of tue wash
stand was open. and that tue revolver was among
the papers. Dr. Powell spoke of the manner in
which he had treated tho DECEASED, aud the opin-
ion OF the council Of physicians III Eegard to
the impos=lb;lity Of bis recovery The manner
explained, and was the SAME as reported in The
TRIBUNE Friday morning. The Jury returned
verdict that the deceased came to his death through
the e1ects Of the wound caused By the accidental
The Hon. Julian 5. Rutnseg. IN inttmate friend
OF the family, was present and assisted in tue ex-
animation. Thc funeral service will take pluce
Montay Ut 2 O'Clock In the St James Church,
Chicago.
, 1877-04-01
VEXATIOUS TO TRAVELLERS.
TuE SNOWMAN

,roa aoa1n resorfed to Yesterday morning In small
way by certain closc-sighted s.opkcepefs on haol'
son street, between State and Clark 10 Tue INTENSE
disgust OF the West Side Street Railway Company
and the unfortunate public desiring transportation
over the river. The trouble commenced ABOUT
10 clock, and was carried IN with the assistance
OF several shoyels, picks, and other utensils IN
the hands OF certain small boys. incltod thereto oy
the shopkecpors aforesaid. Their ain WIS not
only to shovel the SHOW tho trucks, bat 70 cover
the rails with it, and thereby lmpeae tho
pro ,ress OF the cars. In th'a lucy
were quite successful, owing to inc tsfeless
efforts Ut the police to rc'nnn neutral; Iheie @ wa1
much proiane lauy.i1 e lue pail or drivers aha
conductors, an1ious To III Ike time. anu tn cln:ts
anloun. Vi retaa:oty profanity ana nast'nesS IsoAt
former. Noed was sent to thc Superintendent, VINO
dispatched nunaJef of 1aooreFa 10 the spot a.'u
in Lime, the rails we're Cleared Iacn t.Iose s,!at
boys. with an industry which can only ne account.
cd for by the fact that they were entirely Sisen
over to mrrcenary cnus, deliberately shoSe'eu ;,
back the SNOW and tue rnnoSn ,tto,dirs Mii,is
The poIce E,n,lly allowed the laborcrs, howeveff,
to return and Do their wor o;cr aan, an ,rt ~ ,
cleared Of, - the beautiful s1ow. until IN Inc
natural order of things the boys t,ted Vile relays
OF fresh labosers appeared to undo thelf anaoJ.ns
work. In tllr end the Company cal'ie OIL vlcto-
rious AMI the interruption To travel WIS compaEa-
lively slight, t,-trivia Intecd to that occasAonea
few days aso Oh Twenty second stfees ana -A'cnet
avenue. ..
This exhibition Of spite and stupidity on the paEt
Of the Mal's0n street traaesnien WIS wholly un,
called fur. Tho Assistant superintendent stated
to u TRIBUNE reporter yesterday nsornnS TINT ne
Ind sent men and LEANS around tu such bus!nes5
men as had requested him to do 20 for the pus-
pusc Of taking away the snow, and that he would
have uone the satae with the MADISON street people
ii they had asked It. Instead Of that they never
came near him, but resortcl to this annoyin.
meuns OF securing their temporary triumph: l. is
well known that supt. Holmes, " the South Sue
Company. recently sa'e tue business men along
tainIy be any falrer than tnat, and the failure to
accept tis courteous oter only goes to show that
nor less than the lneanest .ln1 Ut spltc.
, 1877-04-01
THE cu1cAco TRIBUNE SUNDAY 1877sIXTEEN FACES

ened to get even with me, and this Is what ne naf
:Then the report Is false, so far as it refers te
WI eeafss i i; and. Il yon don't believe it.
sDo you mean to cay that o'Neill based his
action getting Up the report On personal kFonhos
II do. It is ali spite work, for, as I have a.
ready said, he threatened to make me suffer 1of
not apponting Wilkens." :--
..lf the report is false. how comes 1t That tue
Jury, ~ whole. agreed to it,"
swell, he is not the only sorehead who was on
the iuFy. anu, beside, he Ia good Ealker ana must
have Influenced the otherB."
'.U'Ncill was put on tho jury By the Commits
sioners:"
on tic jury, aud 11borel with the Conam ssloncrs
trying to have my dieting allowance cut down.
WHAT he has beon trying to do OF IN: iucy 'sas
forcshadowc1 week ago at ] meeting OF the Coun, ,
ty Eoasl, when 1t pasted on the dieting question:
!" What are you Going to do about it,
juror to attack nc aud give vent a's spite. II ID
an indJctAbc often u to solicit position as Juror
and shall complain against him before tue next
jury"
The reporter sto3pcd his questions here to con-
suit one Ut U'Ncill associates on the Jury; me
displayed deep Interest in pitching into the 1all,
which was In strange contrast with bis action
when the c:ses were being heard against
the Sullivan jurors. The reporter after
surd talked with some Of the prisoners
In the Jail in rcgnr to the charges III the report
to the quantity or quality Of their foo!. That
which most Ut them were getting was doubtless
better tnan they we're uscd to around tho tree
lunch counters on the outside.
, 1877-04-01
charge was deaf he was Informed categoricaiy that
tuev wanted no peanuts, suspenders, pot"uttess.


they. wanted no peanuts, suspendefs pot"n1tess'
Finally ut $50, he found himself cold. hunEry,
tell anyone nnythiny more Than thai ne sepsss
the Great Mammoth Consolidated Lie. Assurance ,neT
Association. At this critical moment nc whose @
Ice 'uaSu Encouraged s tue canyasser TO- attack
@ sd4,nec AssGnF N, Ris Of b Tue efSs9 Of
lions to Canyas.ers y by some casual renark as 70
tie weataer The benevolent gentleman saia sH Tug
weather n shca:o VA, W.; vefy sy na 80 is iifs
" ..rrns nv true. tad the Old gentleman: M 1T
behoovcs 10 make pro- ison for our our mnn wc
m: may b. @ iyin: n1er the beautiful white aai in
si.. ''Li.e ins drancc. said the c1nsasst., ~
ttnet:vey dodsing for fear taG nl' headeI
s"nn ~oai' .ie III ni insurance is not bad tnng Life
s Insurance i p:a*cworthy. an excellent ;,'ng
IN 9sasi so'e !as bentvoisa %aS Ies esntenan wa!@
canyassts, .for, if So. ron mi:ht IND it to you.
;rhe cid gent eu,an asked him what the pane of
that Company was. nnd. husing heen infornea'
asked hin many questions a. 20 :ts soteene, esi
arcs OF is officers etc. then flor by this time
they had arrived at his resldencc) ASKED inc cah.
10 enter an tod the sss'n, nc u
Tine % ve:y important business. Then he and
the cauvasser sat down. and tht cansassef snoMen
SO. oo0, with participation in the profits.
md how long be might be expected to ,.vs'
tic benevolent Old gentleman said: MY friend
am delighted with your kno~edSe 81 the bnil, 81.
ness IN The energy you have displayed am lhe
Consolidated Li9c-lnsurancc Association. AMI
shall not fail to notice your career hereafter lou
will probably become may, you Cannot la1l 70 oe
said the canva.ser in low but hissingly distinct
tone, you are the Western General AGENT: .s
am. young man. pToouay reied tns rao;ns- nGn1
ton SAID tie inturatel canvasser, aud lie dealt
the Western General Agent blow OIL the nose
that sounled like kiss ut country depot, anu
fled from the house.
, 1877-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Easter services will be celebrated In the Oakland
Methodist Church this evening by Sunday school
| concert
| The Chicago Woman's Temperance Union Will
| hold q Gospel meeting at No. 221 West Madison
| street, commencing ut quarter before 8 o'clock
| The Chicago Zoiares will meet ut their ArInory
Tomorrow evening for drill AMI the transaction
Of buslneIs Of vital importance to the orsaniza-
tion.
The Garden City Pleasure Club will give COM
pimeataey hard times party ut Parser's Hal,, cor
ner Madison and Halsted streets, Friday evening,
April IS.
liver the ballot boxes to the judges OF election In
West Chicago Monday morning, from to II
o'clock, at So South ualsted street.
There will be meeting OF the members of the
Bar Of this county to take action telati1e to the
death Of Joseph ?. clarSson. Esq, ut the rooms
o'clock.
The Temperance Radicals will hold temperance
experience meeting this evening ut y O'Clock: and
tomorrow evening ut the san1e hour they will give
their customary dime ENTERTAINMENT ut their bail,
Gly Vest Lake street.
The next rehearsal Of the Bliss Memorial Choir
will he held Thursday evening at quarter before
Z o'clock in Lower Farsell Hull. All the members
OF the old Tabernacle Choir and OF the present
choir requested to be present
The regular mon:hly meeting Of the Councillors
Of the Hospital for Women and Children. corner OF
Adams ami Paulna streets. will be held At the res-
dence OF AIRS. j. c. Hilton, No Go9 Wabash are
nue.. at hnt-past O'CLOCK Tuesday.
There will be temperance meeting at Typo
gEaneal lla'l 70 - pearbIFn @ stssst' tais a1!er-
r., Of }nuiana. will address those present. All
those interested In the invited to attend.
A cousse of lectures on anatomy and physiology
will be given weekly by Profs II. n. Tooker and
E. Fl. Pratt, commencing Thursday. April II, ut
3:?0 p. M, at the Chica1o Homeopath!c COLLEGE
or homeopathic pharmacies.
The Easter services At St. 3fary's Church to-day
will be OF the mast imposing kind. At lo::i0 L.
there will be solemn high nass and sermon. The
choir OF st. Mary's will render Roasfn,s ''Messe
So!enncle " with full orch "stsa and choral accom-
pani;nents. including the best talent In tie city.
Mrs. Anna Shock will lecture in Mccormick Hall
''Temperance Radculs." 1t is Mrs. S. 5 desire to
puen section In connection with this organla
ton TO: the especial benefit OF female inebrates
Doors open at 2 O'Clock. Subject: '.Telnper-
ance."
The co1o.ed citizens Of Chfcago propose to cele-
tecnth Amendment by holding mectin. in the
Exposition Building Monday evening. GOV. Cu1
lon. Emery 4 Stosgs, Charles II. Reed, L. t.
Mills. and other wel-knnwn Republicans, e1-
pected to be present, and good music, suppef. and
refreshments arc promised
The spring term at the Athenmum. 65 Washing
ton street, b:etna Monday. New classes will be
formed in ali studies AMI the old ones continued.
Prot. GEoh will open beginners class In German
Monday evening. Prot. NarChaudFE French be-
siuners will meet Monday evening and Wednesday
morning. Prof. 5ac-Afertys elocution clus +cs are
attention given to phouugraphy. Singing clusscs
both dag and evening.
, 1877-04-01
FRENCH ARTISTS, FUND.


FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE ON THE suB1Ecr
? The following letter, relating TO securing the
proceeds Of the sale Ut pictures donated by French
artista for the relief Of sufferers by the Chicago
FIRE, has been forwarded to the Hon. E. D. Morgan:
CnicAGo. March 3o-Ttt H,n. +. n. .H,gtn. 4ieto
cation an officers Of tic French Sens,osnr Society u
ee s e' "a ,rS e tast my r.
s,StT s e L " aoa Ha
a Il ;s i o + ~ nans wSh -
aIt,s:s g France for The relief Of Tue victims q the
On refrrr.nr to satd correspondence. nnd hsr 1t
originated il pctlton u ths French soclety 10 The
nnsT3nT ,E E9mmgn g GsHns Ia wnn haa goly ,sd
here for tie benefit of those Tor whom It WIS inteled
SoSe,sess iSe Gsaneii pssssa seIiss Fl resoiaioas
O. nms1; .ossths5 T:th letter % !hs subject!
& yoa r IL IL a yu nSa ay he "a
before thc Committee - ing the IL hand, which
IL ss:esaas1s eonmu ID eas!en: ' daica Feb 1916,
you stated that the tias a!ludeI was hell Jan.
ysa and ~ co'y!s ;ss!Tsi :esti.
the
This ended the correspondence between my pre-
ctsvsd from sher en- oar!e afta e.: s
ss5' sS:ss ); Z
1n the ap.ca1 70 the artt.ix Of france By Messrs.
on le N this occ, mention is MAD: ANY special
e!sss Of sufferers ~ te nre for whuse Dect shc ptct
sush - to eoasey unm,stakaoly that ihe wi. OF ne
benefit of The French artists benerol, q: &c.
Tie idea that the fund INTENDED soley for the
beucnt OF " nMraed.out Artists undoubtedly an
after conclusion would therefore suggest that some
1rpnl2t measure he lltu 10 pay the money over.
ShAl! pe caRtd to huar fru on the subject and
to CO op rst. xlth you 10 the matter.
shall feel Obliged ~ your early reply. Oaediently,
u. HEATH, Mayor.
, 1877-04-01
EDUCATIONAL.
lID Z N-t1 = ~ n A4-s-Ts
ALL ABOUT THE NORMAL SCHOOL.

r, NORMAL
Tho co,ntv ro,r, or Edncation shpu,d have met
sos3 Do..a ~ a s's,ae,s -, .h.,. r.on,. m
yesterday aitetnoou Ill : e1oeA- LII tae'A 'oo4s ~
Randolph street, ucur Lasale> but Messfa. fian1'
Lewis and Gardner were the only members pres
.nt-nor enouob Y,r n ouorum-und they give 1t
w u-ae.,.o-.t p,,,,.iro1 ~ tha Normal
up' M "e't"otN Va, erI; ~.
s. S. Garduer, that it would be doing him IN in-
iu.tice m nreyent him continuing In the school
'...ss t,. ,.,or,ha ~ s.,,rem1ar and 0ctober in
aal1ns lue tnontns =. osp'enp4 N1
order that he might sfaauote esass
brought that gentleman to realizing
49, no., tho~o - ,,ot. af,or the neon1e,s
"ostn .nal ae was tneie ~ a'.st .u'
tbe motter. Wentworth took umbragc at that, ani
fred of q few words, when Lewis tackled Gardner,
md hot md heavy argument eusued, more par
sonal than anything else Lewis Wantea Haso1lee
to acknowledge that he was not familiar with tho
Norma! school and its conduct, but Gardner would
not 40 H. anu perfect 'usllaoe VI .he 1fesusnt
American ensueo. III WHICH uaeont1
said the gentleman knew TOO much
about the institution ut En.1ewood, more than he
s,..,,a an.. - NV, ~, ,.on]o tnow Ir,gis sar
"on'o .a'e ~ "a'e .ue Poop'. ~" - .,s..
castlcalis squeezed IN sentence NOW a1lo taen.
While GlruneE wa1ed hot under the sting ol tue
evident aliront from wentworth finnt Anai4y
came out from another apartment anu Gaullons4 e4
Gardner to Keep stu for moment. The latter DID
so AM fl'nt saia u was u no ase 10 alsne t ans
matter.-the Board WAS not n session. anu 10 talS
DutSlue Uf II wa! o! no hFAlI 3alaHel FttuAfheu
that he had kept still ut the request Ut Mr.. PIant
and the latter dung 4er ~ the other two by
saying h- had addressed his remarks to Que whom
l1c knew to be gen. .lenan, looking significantly Ut
Wentworth anu Lewis he spoke. Wentworth
blushei, and anfursned Plant that he had better
have care what lie sad, wuile Lewis cooll5 Kept
his selt
4 young woman who had applied for examina-
tiyu Us teacher frightened at the brush Of
reporter got in il.s work lsen Ing to the angsy at
tempt to lear PASSION tattIra while he leaned
bac!. in chair and looked into the beauties OF
new arithmetic.
The irrepre.siblc Gardner renewed the attack on