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(oss ofrO life.

The many who have never lived IN
the country seldom realize how pleas.
ant il Is, and the many that have new.
or lived in a city do not realize how
much better off they are than those
that endeavor to keep up with the
gaities Of city life. In the country
you can breathe pure air and drink
pure water. You can wear n calico
frock with tidy apron over il, aud
plain hat without being called hideous
looking! How one loves to partake
Of the delicious fruit plucked of your
trees; while in the city what fruit they
get is often purchased from miles
away. Some think il such hard work
to milk and tend to their little gar.
dens. II they were in n city they
could buy such articles, but when
they come to buying such provisions,
they will find that It takes quite a
sum Of money-ii they have the mon.
ey to spare, ! have nothing to say. !
know family, consisting of a mother
and two girls, that have quite u farm.
instead Of tending that, the mother
washes for fifty cents day, while the
two daughters work for what they can
get, letting their farm 60 to ruin. Poor
they are, and always will he, IL they
that way. What would they
DO if in = city, This case goes to
prove that woman should know
something about managing a farm.
while on the other hand. when wife
. taken sick and no servant is to he
had, it gees to prove that man
should know something about cook.
ng. [Coleman's Rural World.
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SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

CNtiptohhS VI biSS"SeN A$'S''
DAM in the right side, under the edge
1 Of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the PATIENTS rarely abletolie on the left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
cd with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. aceompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de.
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, aud he complains of a
prickly sensation ofthe skin; his spir-
its are low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several OF
the abovesymptomsattendth disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the
body, fterdeath, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Din. c. MCLANE's LIVER PUBS, IN
CASES OF AoUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative they areunequaled.
nEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine On. c. McLASEs
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
MCLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine Ms LANES LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of {. M?LANE.
and FLEMING Bros OH the wrappers.
VInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR. c.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
Tothose wishing to give On. G. McI..sG's LIVES
PIlIsA trial. we will mail post pad 10 dny part VI
the United States, one boS of Pills for twenty 1--WE
cents. FLEMING BROS, Pittsburg, Pa.
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CHAPTER Nv.


1t was about three O'Clock in the
afternoon when Captain Hadyn sud
denly asked; -
"Have not you young ladies one o'
two saddle horses J should like u
give my Young friend here . caster
through the wilderness II she is not
too tired"
Gratefully accepting his proAered
kindness, yet would have declined
but for an impression that he wished
to zee Inc alone.
Juliet and Adelaide arose simulta-
neousl,y to order the horses; the latter
nothing 10Th to he agreeable IN the
eyes OF the unmarried officer. His
wonderful powers Of pleasing had ne.
been lost upon either this 'qaeenly
young lady or her mother. Dol.
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GRO BE CONTINUED. }

"Do you drink" said one of the
ladies Of the Woman's Christian Ten.
perance Union tn Weber. the book
binder, When he went with a rummy
breath to the ladic. Ia deliver some al
his work. "Vell, don't care oph |
takes a leetle," said the g,A'L nature,l
German, misunderstanding the ques-
ton of surprise for nm invitation. -
fDixon Telegraph.
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CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
Trains aoING sNUrm.


Passengers On I. &. a .. n n (short tln.l D. N.
a O. u. u, u. A. N. ". n .nd u. =, Natl Lise
s'eamer- conn.ct 81 Louisville 9Th TRAIN No.
.. TRAIN No. ronn.ct. al trl,sson Junetias
Nth Trsin No. Is nc al p"ints on knas,ills sad
kichs,ood brsnchss. Trsln No. ~ e~nnccts at Leb
anon Junction With Trsin No. tf.m III I-.ints on
the M~aphis sud Montgomery iine-; 81 Lebanon
With -tssss " aud fn.m springfield, Csmptsils,ile
Ceiu.stis s"d t'r-su-hurr; 81 Mitsheli.hury. vitb
fsn,iiir ststi,n vith sisses ~ aud frum p.n,ilis
tity 81 sisnt.fd ~tth stages 10 aud tfom Somers~t
Of kichmcna Jusetton 10 aud ffem poini. hetveep
,hsr. ssd Livingston ., kichm"ad 9Th stsers To
lty al
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TURN ED ADRIFT
nv mrs EraESIA DUNLAP rorrs.

nv Mrs EroESIA DUNLAP rorTs.
IL BBo you will not think mes crea
ture Of nerves." I ventured 10 repl,
to the kind look bent upon me, :"
have undergone much recently am
the fatigue Of long journey is no
calculated to lend selfcontrol." An,
rs ! spoke such q rush Of emotion
came over me that I was on the poin
of Withdrawing when Juliet, divertin,
attention from my downca.t face, ex
claimed,
"But Guy, how in the name Of al
that's wonderful did you see the morn
ing's adventure When were you ev
er known to see any thing at that
hour"
Catch a weasel asleep was the
mysterious reply, an expression Guy
Garnet was fond Of using when she
had any thing to conceal. Thi. was
but one Of many kept ready for emer.
geucies.
How indeed, thought, as we arose
from the table and proceeded to the
parlor, j uliet twining her arms about me
and continuing to cares me after we
were seated. Why did my heart go
out at once to this girl and steel itself
so defsntly against her younger sister,
was too inexperienced to analyse the
human mind in its mysterious work.
ings. but intuitively I wss enlisted for
the one and srrsyed against the other.
The ladies made no attempt to
pursue any feminine occupation. This
day was to be given uP u their guest,
and ON the morrow Mrs. Garnet and
Guy we're to accompany hin, as far as
Fort Semple.
We presented . gloomy circle, all
wearing deep mourning, for these un.
known relatives had ot~erved all the
outward forms when death tore away
my last bulwark and cast me In their
midst, homeless and desolats.
Mrs. Garnet's only brother had
married my mother while ! was yet
an infant. He had loved her with
passionate devotion. aud having no
child Of his own. | became To him the
center Of all his hopes and plans. 1
grew TO womanhood under his guiding
hand; and when my young and beau.
tiful mother WIS taken from HIM, his
affection for me verged upon idolatry.
/ had never met my aunt, for such l
vas taught to regarl her. She had
not favored my stepfa,l,es's marriage
with All English.woman. and there
had been no intercourse between the
families except . dutifsl letter at IN
tervals.
Thus l had come among the inmates
at Mountain Hall. by the dying re-
que-t Of him who had 20 nobly suppl
cd to me fathers love and care. I
had no relatives in America, aud he
whose devoted love was to take the
place Of all other ties Was - but
memory could not flow ia this chan.
mel. ..s.s OBJ. ...f.sf-f1l
Juliet was asking me in sHectionate
tones questions If my Virgins hume.
desisting at once when she saw how
tender was the gaping wound she
pressed.
Guy, REGARDLESS. of Others. opened
the grand piano and alternately dash.
ed of fantasias in crashing st, lie. or
in rich, pure soprano.
snatches Of opera. At length. BAN
ished by her mother, she romped with
Brutus upon the lawn. already warm.
ed by the sunshine and free from all
traces Of snow.
Myra sat quietly near Mrs. Garnet.
silent but attentive to the conversation
that flowed unintsrruptedly upon ar.
my topics and army people. AIDE.
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CERTAINTY oF DEArH An the
SUGGESTIONS Of time. all the changes in
nature, all the varieties of light and
darkness, the thousand thousand. of
accidents in the world, aud every can.
tingency toevery man and every cren.
ture, doth preach your funeral sermon
aud calls Us ~ look and see how the
old Sexton, Time, throw. up the earth
and dig. the grave. where We mutt
lay our SORROWS aud .ins aud SOW our
bodies, ill they rise again in hir or
int'l.rable eternity. Il Jeremy Tay.
lor.
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A LESSON IN SAVING. When j gol
married, Mrs. OLanus and myself
passed a joint resolution that We would
get rich. Getting the furniture took
all our capital in hand. but / WI. L,
give Mrs. O'Lanus all the money
got; she was to buy only what we
wanted. and put the rest in the saw.
ings bank.
The first year We wanted more than
we could buy. and the bank account
came out without balance.
The next year my salary was in
creased.
So was the family.
Likewise the expenses.
Bank account same Us year before.
Third year. ditto.
We continued to accumulate at the
same rate for several years in success.
sion.
Then the war broke out and We con.
cludei not to put money in the bank
for the present. because thing, were
then so uncertain.
Since then, living has been high,
and we have concluded to pospone the
accumulation of u fortune until the
income tax Is abolished, aud groceries
become reasonable.
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roR siLr.
ron SALE aSHCOLN 60.

orr ~ private ale 9n Acres ~ rssd land, vsll
improved, and situated In tine,ln csuntyt on The
pike lesiinr ffom stanford n s.merset nile fr,r
the srmer place. viii ell sIi ~ divide n 10 suit
purchaser ~ there are two e.-rd improvements 90
The fsrm The place :. very desirable. sss In
earnest about selline ". o. srtrHkNsUN,
2si.m s,rnfcrd, Ky
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! more than ever that ! did not reach
his bedside in time to hear ALL"
"He wished me to remain withMrs.
Garnet till should come Of age, and
then marry the object Of my choice,
Death, you know, came suddenly nj
last, and he could only commit me 70
Him who cares for the orphan"
Again ] recalled the painful scene
with such uncomfortable grief that
INV unselfsh companion came out oi
his deep perplexity to comfort me.
"Well," he said at last, resignedly.
at cannot be helped, I would aid you
If could. | regret more Than ever.
the necessity Of leaving you. But I
shall certainly exact y promise that
you will regularly write to me. and
confde in me. shall endeavor to
uproot this insane desire to shelter you
with a husbands protection, and for
get il IL ] eau. And now let the give
you some advice with reference to your
new friends"
mus speaking he turned our horses
ana we procee''ed slowly along the
pain as ne t"ld me now To steer my
course 'n iu'"re.
IL Is use'eSs ior me 10 tel you why
"hs' ""r"e' cannot concern her dis.
"PPo'"'"'en' WIN reference 70 you
VIZ s"e '''es me- eAc"'"'eu'
'ee' u !" every "o,e' anu "reao tue
'o"',ns "o"'"s u'uer "er roo''
o' 80 '"' "s '"a'' e, US nope
We reP'''" soo'"'hgy; u re"a'"s
WV" 70" W WI" ne' a"ec''o" as 70"
w al, o'"e ou A"o" !o" ""'e
Tue "''''o''."e !" ''"er'' ."e properly
s"eeHieo.e" W ENJOY "er o'o'"er
WI" ue'''e every 'h'"g =" y"u' h's
'""' ""' a''e' YOU VI '"se vi
your uea'h WINE a MINOR II goes To
"e' "'''' "e' c"''nre"' nus oe''e'e
Tue "o'""s vi tue WIFE
"les-he particularly desired that
| should have unlimited use Of his
vast estate; but cut of as ! am here
from every avenue OF either enjoy
ment or usefulness. see no necessity
for the ample allowance Won pr,pose
;, o;,e mo"
1y,, r.r.r ., o,r o,,...,;o,, -,
W,rre,to, I ,r..,,,. Th., NO;
,her here NOR there. von hall h. conn
sr,,h,. .,d ,r,., tim. w;,, h,;,,,
ho,,;,sss p,, IN A. c..n., en-.
!. ex...d;,o,, wor,a,r so,am;n..,,a
s,.,;o;o,. Da.;ro,. az s.,,,;.e H..
h,,d.om.ly in Nc. al u.,
vary sc,unulous a. % ,ho n,o.n.
An,r, sr,,, this n. "a . GOOD ,,o,h.,
and In. the bu.ine.s ,,lsr, of +, Me-.
ch;avell; E,,s.,or % win .or
,,rJ and try :, conceal N. ay.,.;on
,,,, ,,.,, ,.,,r,l,,. ,oal ~. :. -.
c;no n w.,r,, Of dscs;, in vorr hail
vou will saw. bn,I realIv hel;sve !,
will he vonr hos, co,rs. ,nd n ,h.
end vou may co,e IN fs., d;g.,an,
w."
II am but poor dissembler, ms you
saw this morning. | regretted my
unamiable retnrt. but hat girl and
are opposite as the antipodes."
Adelaide" continued CAPTAIN Ha.
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AT five years Of age horse has for.
ty teeth. These are twenty.four mo.
lar or jaw teeth, twelve incisor az
front teeth. or four tusks or canine
teeth, between the molar and incisors,
usually wanting in the mare. AT
birth, only the two nippers or middle
incisors appear. At year old, the
incisOrs are all visible on the first or
milk set. Before three years, the
permanent nippers have come
through. At four years old. the per-
manent dividers next to the nippers
are out. At five the mouth 10 per.
feet. the second set OF teeth having
been completed. At Fix. the hollow
under the nippers. called the marks,
has disappeared from the nippers, and
diminished in the dividers. At seven,
the mark has disappeared from the
dividers. and the next teeth, or cor.
ners are level, though showing no
mark. At eight, the mark has gone
from the corners, and the horse is said
to be aged. After this time-indecd,
good authorities say after five years
the age Of horse can only be con.
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

ga .alv, At GT-atl krjucrd Rates at all the Tax
u ',fhs.s, sud III wslnui street tt;it-n iioas-l
,in,inna hers all inhImsi ion ~ h. eLssi hily
s''n, ~ by addressing either ID the uni.rss nei.
CONWAY n. HOwAkD.
,,sner.l Ticket and ra--engst AYrnL
kishlanl Va.
e. N. OAKLEY,
", st.fn Passenger Ag-nt, Cincinnati.
T. 4. lUt Nj,
s7i-u Western Travelling Agrnt, ,ineinnsti.
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TRAIN M. ~ c,.n.cts at Ri,hsoad Junstioa
:. ssi fros f-.inis h~tve there aud Iiyinssi.n;
o. stamford th stsss- h. aud ntssa ssasrr~st. st
bsnvtth rsttsn With stssrr In srrt ffsn Isan,itls
CITY 81 Mi,ehsiis.usr With s,es~- aud fsem fer
rystii- nsa Usrr-t-husr ~ lslss.s 9Th stage.
10 from Springfield. tan,pl-lh,iile, Calamhia ssd
l-ssiar Of I'm '. =. and la a. ~, ts Msmphi..
Noatxon.ety, snd issessnsdt.te I-ists. T.--~nr,rs
rsus IA v-'in's NORTH, ks.t. ssd We, ir"m ioais-
,llls sre trsnstttvsi ;. Train No. q At Islanan
Jusetton Train Nc. q ennne<ts 81 tfneinnsti juno
tian 9th v e. 4 T.. u u f,r the Natth aud Is.t;
o. Louisville In luton Is,o, 9th ~. A N. aud D.,
v. a ! u u. f,s the North. Essi, and West. and
Nth L. y A=ls Line sirss'rr. he tin,lnnsti snd
the East
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

fo1 ticlsis or iahsl,siion, apply 81 ksai.eky
'shiral k.IlIuad IhIst, Lexington, NJ.
" y, RANSOM, ,isnersl rieksi Agent
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ahi "srfyihihs that !. ns'e>safy 1,I tho ,unG,rt
ihi r,sn'rnl"hss Oi passengers.
j" -" tosA lou ha's Choi,s al tao route, Ell
ihsr Va uvfdon.siils. Washington, etc, "a vi.
M hn'"nd, ,.kisg ons al the nlssnihsrni ,l-.nsT-
~ ihs Old iloniiuion 0-sn siranshil ,.,,np.ns
passing within sie~ al all the places 81 hisiari al
mt T'.l VI the J.ms- rssr oh luini tom Lrt IsT-
t"su, sts.
Ia, InI- I.iNh, aud h. convinced that this the
inr-s PLEASURE nout- IN IN. ,untinsnt.
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srp,,isr


hnNttnui ~ NlANahlat
Nour Regulator has t~ru iu
vs. IN ny hmily frr sumo
time, and ! am persuaded ~
ia valuable addition 90 The
mrlisai sclcucc. " G1vtrntr
T. ttt.t SHORTER, Ala
u have usei the Regulator
inmy family ~ ihc past snv-
entcn YEAR. can saiely
recommend " w the eutld
~ the host mc,liciuc ! have
ever usetltu that class " lis
eases " purpurts 10 cure '--
" y, fHiurEN, President NJ
CITY Rank
"simmons Liver Hcgils-
tor has proved q ruod aui ~
hcacious mc,iirine &c. A.
NurTtNU, Druggist
Owe have hcsn arquaint-
e'l with nr simmons liver
Medicine hir more than
twenty years, aud Know u
10 he the best tlvef Hcgula-
TOR uiiercd ~ the puddle
" u. LYoN aud " l.. LNnN
HDllgftufHfug. Tia
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4 GOOD LARGE
FARM FOR MALE

de-irv To- -stl my ARIA, situated In s4--t n~sh
l-'fh,--l uR Ira Kis-r, a.. Rsi- last Il -tsbt.ri.
Va lins,'ln c'an'y, ~'nt.iainr
SIS ACRES OF GOOD LAID.
cell -airp.i, tiH,l-r..l aud Em..i. lie. ..s u .
gs-sl ,'rshard, si'lrosi,d Rsfa sud &c a.srr-
failinr -pSings. Mari, the -h.i. .f the t.fm l.
1T Ia sras,. i't iuha msii.a, -idrvss 10 al sn
ss0-lnso-is SARAH ttsbk
snksd ~
- hrsr g-.i"f, Lrisk l"u.... in,up 4 IN ~.
.hHs tsmp-bs. aud missrsi sPsis.- .f th. ra-
r,rt 'halyt-ais -s,ef are al. sa the riss.
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ASK foE IiCkITs VA
Louisville 1 Cincinnati Short Line,
Ne sssh-s ssss sss sss~i %.
/. Il. kLLLN, IunN kILkIN,
teal l.h't Agent. urnl rt.s As-nt.
IohS MAC lam. Gcn1 sept. Ioai.sili, ~
Thechesape & ohioR. R

L. the Great Pleasure Route to Richmond
Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York, Boston. and all Eastern
and sosthcastern Points.
f.s-nct- contemplating N.iiing the AIl.nii,
tiis- -hsuld pufchA-s tik-i. VI. til. t,sutr aud
'i.ii The i-'n't. Watering l4,r- 10 the MAINTAIN.
oi Nirsihis
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SIMMONS
LIVER
II f G. UL AT o r

The SYMPTOMS u liver CONF
plalnt arr uueasiueSS AMI
pain Ia the side. Sometimes
The pain Is In tho shoulder.
aud l. MISTAKEN tsr kheu-
matism. The stomach isaf
fegtcd Nith Iu~s 90 Arrf-
INA aud sickuess, tsswels iu
rsuefal CosTtNf q, Ssueiime-
lierutting With lx The
uENp l. trnuhlei with pain,
aud dull heavy 'scnSation,
considerable los ~ NINu-
nv accompanied with pain-
Ml sensation IT haN Ing irfr
tNnoNE something uhivh
ought IT, have Hen i ne.
Often complaining Of weak
ness, nfniLiIN und low spIr-
It's. ~s,mstimrs MANY ui
the shove symptoms aitei,i
the disease, aud nj other
times very lev Vt them, hot
the LtNKg Is generally the
organ must involved.
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Il ENTrCKY CENTRAL AND
Obi" and Mississippi Railroads

For NJ. i.osis ssa The NEST.
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NV Ip,rRrIsrurxrs.

The ti.Rithiest ut us are Liable 10 Oh.
struciions in the bowels Don't neslect thcm. u
u not essary 70 uutfuae the palate with nau-pus
drugs To- such tuscs. The ms-t enectiNe LAXATIVE
known h. TAHHANr's LrrEHVFscENr SrLrzrF
ArrRiEst, aud T. also the most agreeable. Its OPP
GRAFTON T. s1uihinr. copliug, painless SOLD Ny all
druggists
NOll nmInI lLan u u NII.Er-r NCn nnrilnnh Nc
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heHrt 10 give.
For a moment a silence us of death
reigued. ..r-
is it possible that, guarded rs you
have been, your heart has
been pledged to another" asked he in
a tone 81 utterly without eagerment
or hope that my eyes filled with tears.
believe me il was with the full APP.
proval OF my dear father" replied
earnestly.
IL will not ask WIN he is, unless
you with To tell his name. merely
ask where he ~ Why he has not
been with you in this grief AMI trou.
BILE that only he had a right to soothe,"
He spoke gravely, almost sternly.
"Alas! ] know not answered
with bowed head and sublued voice.
"You do not know" he repeated
incredulously.
mo" ] struggled for eomposure.
"He was in Europe and for months
no letter has came III response To
mine. lie was 10 finish his course at
Heidelberg aud then travel ior some
weeks. have no means Of knowing
I. l.. A Z. = 4 A
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ten. q. Z. BEitREG iRD, IL Louisiana
aml---
ten. JIBiL 4. EARLY, Of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 500, 900.

~ Notice. Tickets At Ten 10. lars only
Halves.s5. Quarters. 81. SO. Eighths, sl rs
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
NOTORIOUS BURGLAns SENTENCED.

George Abrams alias "Caie jones'" alias Charles
Jones, the noted burglar and pickpocket, who was
once arrested this city in connection with the Nae
than muraer, arra,gned iu the Kings County Court
OF Sessions yesterday Tor sentence The prisoner was
convicted OF having burgarousy entered the butcher
store OF George Morre on November H. at Green.
point, III company with John r. Melton. The accused
was charged with having stolen thirteen silver
spoons, watch anu knilc. Hc Was
fenced by Judge Moore to the Pcn,tsntiary Tor
eight years HIS companion, Melton, was sentenced
he same prison tor ave years. During the con.
veyance OF the convicts from the Raymond street
jail 10 justice EOtps court Williamsburg, at the
time ol tner preliminary examinatIoD, an Intellectual
enort was made to effect the rescue oil Abrams and
Melton IRON the PRISON van. since then their eusso-
dams have exercised unusual precautlon In guarding
against surprise. Yesterday, when the prisoners vers
removed from The court room, "Cale Jones" being
haDdouncd TO negro criminal the doors OF the apart
ment we're immediately secured, thereoy peventlpg
large number the .trends" ot the prisoners named
from leaving TO attempt rescue I'll the officers had
gained sufficient time TO baiie pursuit. Abrams Was
discharged from Inc state Prison IN october last