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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-04
TERMs-rAYABLE INrADvANCr.
WACO UNIVERSITY.
MALE AND FEMALE

DEPARTMENTS.
Tie 18th Annual Session viii begin the
SECOND MONDAY Wth) OF SEPTEMBER
and continue ~ weeks, divided into two terms
nj twenty weeks each, with Increased facilities
and No abatement In thOrOnghness of instruc-
ton. Every Department Is llled by the most
experienced and successful teachers.
TERMS FOR TWENTY WEEKS:
Tuition sl0; SIS; go aud s95, according Ia
The studies pursued; Incidental fee ~ J0i VI
lrury 4 -; Board IRON $40 to $50. All fees
lot board, tuition, etc, payable In advance.
For further particulars or Catrl0glc address
II. g. BUlnESON, on
uugl sdSwlml RlCHARD BUREESON,
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What's quicker than thought
Elmira Gazette.
The thought that preccdes II, OF
course. Give us another.
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, SC, Iwill send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by q missionary In South America. Send
a self addressed envelope to the Rev .JosephT.
Hannah, Station ID. Bible House, New York
City. auglGwtf.
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Feline nocturnal serenades will be.
gin tonight an hour later.
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DEMocaATIo TICKET.

For Governor.
DRAM NJ. ROBERTS,
OF Smith County.
For Lieutenant Governor:
JOSEPH ID. SAVERS,
or Bastrop County.
For Attorney General,
GEORGE MCCORMICK,
OF Colorado County.
For Comptroller,
STEPHEN II. DARDEN,
OF Caldwell County.
For Treasurer:
=. X. LUBBOCK,
OF Galveston County.
For Commissioner of the Land ONCE:
WM. &. WALSH,
OF Travis County.
For Congress, Fourth District:
ROGER q. MILLS,
4H of Navarro County.
For judge, Fourteenth District:
l.. q. ALEXANDER,
OF He'll County.
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II ELAND SEMINARY,
Boarding and Day School.
Fail Session open. Angus, 90, ISIS.

The largest local patronage in the city Its
success IN the past, under It's present manage
nrnt, guarantees It's course In the future
We unrr facilities unsurpassed anywhere.
our friends and the public are invited to visit
our Institution, rNanine our Arrangements,
test uur work and Judge our merits.
Fitting boys for the 4. n NJ College, spr-
Ciulty.
Mrs. Fannie A.. Leland takes charge, per.
maneutly Of the Primary Department and
Llucutiun.
The Music Department IL decided success.
Prof. Charles Rcisuer has no superior as q
teacher Ia the state. .
Prof seliuicr " III teach German aud assist
IN music
Mrs Or snead continues In charge of the
Art Du Nrtnrnt, Ffter success has been most
gratifying 10 patrons and pupils.
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sun rises, 5:sl. Sets, e.2s.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

down in the open ferry boat the waters that sesS
,rS% sS s .1sas nd .se
from below vhri nadly around hidden den rocss; I,si
1aee snS pGHl That, nsS' "s $ @ ssns worth That YOU
have pay 25 cents to get to Che Terry ana PACK
There are however. other path. to the rivers edge
which The various Indian
souvenirs Niagara negative evils IL Is the Iaut o.
traveller II be crosses their portals ana INVESTS IN
their feeting delusions. Psrpatetc photographers,
peders Of views" vendors OF soda. etc. let severely
alone by general public may some day fod mp their
and head work viii inevitably be regulated BY the dc
mand which happy to say Is not heavy this seasoh
Among the various Enclosures must name prospect
Park-a few lovely acresadoIning the American fall
When first knew it, 1t lay open to every visitor Now,
controlled by company, 1t has been beautifully lad
OUT ornamenfed with lakes, lawns, murmuring
stream arbors etc., and broad low parapet OF stone
erected upon the bank overhangng the al ana the gf
below to prevent accident The international admits us
guests free charming spot all others have 10 pay
Nh admission of % cents, or FOR season Ticket Sl
do not mention this among the exorons OF the tals
for the improvements, the care necessary % fP Keep
sincerely that neither this nor any other monopoly On
listed here to shut out foot OF the prospect ron o
eyes penniless vagrant There are some tnngs
whose greatness ought to be loo sacred 10 sPec@ne @
One Is tempted to wish tnat Tue Gu alter
pulling down every fence, and tnmbling every togase
people. who have divine right to IT, that stands higher
than warrantee deeds and acts OF Incorporation
Yet desire be distinctly understood that the rch
and fashionable need not and do not monopolze Mag
ara The inflated prices Of war times, the dress the
glitter of sudden fortunes and meretrcous spIehdor
have passed away and sober regns in the main
The wealthy as We'll as poor have learned the mean
ing of the economy and the plainly dressed peo-
pie whom you will meet in the drawing.foom OF the
brilliant International who carefully scWtnize their
daily expenses aud look well to shiings and pence are
as likely to those with large bank accounts as other
wise. Ladies longer travel In silks and diamonds
and there shawstraps than Saratogas Bcssea
have been hard tiInes II, result, tho lessons o
good sense good and the art of rational ENJOY
nent have been thoroughly learned by the people Let
be teachers and tired workers throughout the land coe
N they choose to spend here their brief vacation They
can live economically and be none the less respected ior
40 doing There abuses at Niagara but they are as
spots the sum- Were they far more numerous there
would still enough OF its grandeur and beauty iln
touched to fill the and mind OF every lover or tne
subimes Of nature with reverent and admiration
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
DECISIONS-JULY 9.

Supreme Court -Chdmbers-By Judge Daniels
Judd ag % ns ont nn @
sl5 costs of opposing. wetmoTe agt TouneieReport OF
at the corner OF Fourteentht and sixhaye parcel
In case OF S9O01O shall be PAID Tor II III that form
in case DO sold az one parcel or that sum Then e
referee Mayer agt. NolL-See memorandum stewart agt
cent that an adjournment twenty days directed Rich
ards agt Baantne-Detaut set ASIDE see andnm %
entitled 10 have the seventh and eighth issues
BY @ m the TO as s ' caSr as
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. denied with costs; soc memorandum
SnDerior Court-SpeciGl 1tJm-By Judge Sedgwick.
Van Dyck agt Jones Terry ag orders settled.
BY Judge Freedman. -MoNulty agt Hely.-Upon deiend
ad Se matters referred to in his opposing aavts
motion will be denied Otherwise II must be
fSony OF 80 per week granted. Hard agt McMulknD De-
fault opened and motion for denied on
meister agt Hofmeistor-A Attachment allowed. Lehman
necht-AttachmenI allowed The American susDender Com
pany denying motion 10 yacae order Of
Order OF dlscontBuance Ehbets agt. Bgeow-BOnd ap
proved Wright. etc. agt n9strand ct a-order' settled
aSI MeTcadsnie king aRPToyed Norton agt Gr0es
enier ag Heuyelerman Tappan ag the Etna Insurance
Common Pleas = Special Ttrm-Bv Judge Lare-
Broekway agt Leayltt Order granted Helndel agt
BroOksRepor OF referee confirmed Bank for savings ETC.
tion Of ppcaon granted Nilen
signed In the matter OF the assignment OF Miller to
ment of Helfrch 10 De la Vergne-Peton granted In the
matter Bircha anoherU nder Rule 80 the report
peared OF the fling ia Smith. 5. Term June 25 1873
Cole agt. Standardization granted memorandum for
by Judge f. Daly-wide agt smith, Findings settled.
Dubois aEt w., yHes a5e
By Judge van HOesen-Helernen agt. another
Order granted signed Foster agt sperry-nunction
granted memorandum Underhill agt the Mayor, etc
see memorandum.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

tary Evarts was informed Of this. Extradton papers
were made out and G. NJ. Stead. chairman OF tbe Law
Committee of the Stock Exchange, In company with De-
Sampson called upon Dsittct- Attorney fneips
who with the consent Of superintendent Mai1ng. Sc
Detective Kray bring Gray 10 this city 1or a
The present indictment against him two
for altering forging and uterng New nOrk Stas
bounty bonds. and the other for altering forGue anu
uttering Uned States registered 5-2O bonds The pun,
isheDt each offence is 5e Of not less than Sooov
than 10000. and Imprisonment lor tcrm vi
not less than I've than ten years -
The principal sufferers by Grays forgeries IN THIS CITY
were the following:
Benedict Coleman s35 900 Mechanics Bank 600
Brown Leysrch 80. 10000 Scott. IL. j.. q Co.. 5OlW
Ewel. J. NJ. & Co... 10000 Yerniiye Coz ebooo
IOwfs a Macy. 7J.OOO
Jush Emil & Co. 4OOV0t Total.
When GRAY fed from EewYork he went In such haste
that he le balance Of Sl6OOO IN the Bank on Con
tnOnweath So 900 In the Mechanics Bank and SlOOoO
with w. r. Hatch Sons. II is estimated that ne LOOK
with him about S2J0,000 the result OF his irauduient
operations lie at time ordered from this country
four handsome black horses ana an elegant sct vi
harness which he used ia London
alleged 10 have been T. ii. Pratt, q Mr. BlackwelI.
sbarkey. the murdeer and John w. Leighton, now
under In California for operating In couherct
Texas mining stocks. Since the failure OF the extfau-
ton 1876 Gray has made oyerturrs 10 some
OF his creditors, Offering to settle at IL per cent Lbs
offer refused II ~ believed that II was nade ny
some OF Gray's wealthy friends IN this city Inc
detectives there Is fear III certain quarters iest
Gray may full confession OF his TRANSACTIONS ana
give names OF all who had knowledge OF mis- opera
uons. and who were benefited by them. He has oeen
living for several with very Deaut1u wonin'
who cla5 be bis wife and also the daughter oil Bale
the weii-knOwn composer.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
MARRIAGES RESULTING UNHAPPILY.

Judge Daniels referred yeSteruay tHe uI-
vo-ce suit Frances C. Southworth against James H.
Southworth to John w. Goff. The plaintiff says she
married her husband at Rome, N. Y, November ID,
1871 and that last October he abandoned her and has
since been guilty OF adultery.
In the suit OF Abraham ]. Dubois against Mary Du-
bos Judge j. +. Daily, in the Court of Common Pleas
has granted decree OF divorce.
Tn the anti of Barbara KleinkDecht against Henry
Keinknecht Judge Freedman, in Superior Court special
Term granted yesterday an attachment against tne
gave a similar order in the suit Of Nina Hoffmeiser
Mary Dongherty saws that she married Patrick
Dougerty in October, 1868, and they have now four
chdren. After some years he began iil-treatng her
until at last she was Obliged to have him sent TO the
island After month there he treated her no better
and on her second complaint lie was sent TO the island
for four months She now brings suit In the Court Of
Common Pleas for a separation. and asks that ne be
compelled contribute to her support ana that OF er
chill Ippp
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
JUDGMENT FOR A BOARD BILL.

Edward Lambert, formerly Broadway dry
goods merchant, presented claim last Spring against
the estate Hiram Cranston for $3.50 The amount ill.,
cuded commissions for negotiating lease OF the New
York Hotel and loan. II verified under oath and
presented TO the administrator of the estate. James H.
Cranston brought suit in June against Mr. Lambert for
an unpaid board bill The latter set up the $25O as
counter clam. Among the witnesses examined were
Edward Morgan, Edward III. Ludlow, Joshua Jones,
Seabury Brewster and General John f. Ward. The mat
ter mas Just decided by setting aside the claim OF the
defendant and MI Cranston obtained Judgment Tor the
board bill.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
THE COURTS.
THE RIGHT TO USE A PIER.
SUIT BY THE CAPTAIN OF THE PORT TO ENFORCE


SUIT BY THE CAPTAIN OF IHE PORT TO ENFORCE
HIS ORDERS.
The owners of the excursion steamer y. b..
Schuyler made an arrangement to touch at Grandst'
This was through the license given TO the Morrsania
Steamboat Company The Harbor Master objected, as
the landings nterfered with the Grandst Ferry, and
assigned the Broomest. wharf to the Schuyler con-
ference held by the owners of the boat the DOCK
Department, and Edward G.. Tinker, Captain OF the
Port at which 1t ia stated by Captain Tinker and Mr.
yanderpoel one of the Dock Commissioners an agree
nent was made that, If the order waived for tho
next Sunday May 90 it would be complied with there
after Captain Tinker says that 1t has been deanty as
regarded and he John Stillwager Joseph Martun
and Jacob HASKELL as master and managers Of the boat
restrain them from violating his order or rather tba
Of the Harbor Master, his subordinate. He obtained
from Judge Doncbue the ordinary preliminary intunc
tlon the before Judge Daniels IN supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday on motion to make THIS III
junction permanent.
the law made him the judge how the piers should be
used for the best interests of the port subject only 10
his duty not Cypress any wharf-Owner In this case
the landing of a large steamer at Grandst. where the
tide rapid. great obstruction 10 the Grands
ferry boats, often amounting to actual danger ana
causing delay In case, such delay amount
ed to twenty eight minutes. "a
specially set apart Grand-s for the landing OF passen-
gers IL hardly pier but highway, or rather the
connection of two highways, one By wafer tine Othcr Dy
land The city, with tins Object had had the pier spe
sa snted and specially fSp S is %ske
landings at night dangerous and the neghborhood was
occupied by oyster boats. which made the per add
tonally dangerous 1t claimed, also, that the Cap
tain Of the Port and the Harbor Master had no author
ity in the Their duty to see that vessels
mad an opportunity discharge their cargoes, and that
no vessel unnecessarily occupied pier to the delay OF
another in such discharge. Captain Tinker made no
pretence OF any such delay The owner OF
the pier (the city made complaint and II tnc efry
company had complaint it was for It to prosecute H.
and not for public officer to his Office for Ii.
Judge Daniels reserved his decision. BeeDe, wilcox
and Hobbs appeared for the plaintiff; william H.
McDougall for the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
MUCH ADO ABOUT A DOG.

Stephen O'Brien appeared at the Fifty-sev-
enh Street Police Court yesterday to answer to the
charge against him for the assault upon Michael McDer-
mott, on Monday OBren was looking for a lost Cog.
lie accused man named Callaghan OF stealing It, Cal
laghan resented the charge with an attempt TO strike
OBren and McDermOt received the return blow Wnlcn
O'Brlen intended for Calaghan. McDermoit was sent
to Bellevue Hospital aud kept there not ON account
OF the wound asserted but because he suffering
from delIrium tremens He did not appear IN court
yesterday, although discharged from the hospital anu
no action was taken upon the charge against O'Brien
The has obtained warrants for the arrest Oh the
persons whom he suspects OF stealing his dog.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
Peter Fleming burglary; Andrew sheppard larceny foe
the psrsua HARRY Levine forgery Charles Taylor Florence
smith Edward Heash, petit larceny.
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-Iieutenant Louis
Kinsley IL ordered to the Naval station at
Conn Master Chauncoy Thomas Is ordered to duty at
she ASmanac Office in this city Assisantsurgeon L.
Drapcr ia ordered to the Naval Hospital NewYork.
Payinaster A 4 Kenney IL ordered to the Constitution
at New-York Master y. H. HAY IL detached from the
Coast Survey and placed on waiting orders Paymasier
ordered TO settle accounts. Naval Constructor r. W.
Steele is detached from the Boston navy Yard ana
Ensign John A. hss been oreie to the receiv-
ing ship Passaic Washington. u. C. Ihe leave OF a0-
sence OF cadet mdshtpmen to in tue Constellation on
practice been extended till the I'm Inst
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
A BURGLAR HELD FOR TRIAL.

"Shorty" Lent was examined before Justice
Spencer at East New-York, on Monday night, on the
charge Of burglary and held to await the action OF
the Grand Jury. Michael Hickey, Of Cypress Hills,
tes,ied that his house entered May 90 between
and 2 A. m by three men who armed with
pistols; S54, watch and chain were carried on by
them He was positive In his statement that Lent was
one OF the men, Inspector Murray of this city, testified
the arrest of Lent in whose was pawn
testify He was remanded the Raymond Street JAIL
Brooklyn, without bail.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
A FoRGER's EFFORTS FOR RELEASE.

Andrew l.. Roberts, one OF the men engaged
in the great iorgeres OF the Buffalo. Newiork and Erie
Railroad Companys bonds in 1873, has been IN Jail for
some years in the civil suit brought by the Newfork
Guaranty and Indemnity Company. In that suit judg
ment was him for sol 015 and though
he has made several efforts for release all have so for
failed. Judge J. r. DAILY, In Common Pleas, Special
Term denied yesterday his latest application on the
ground the decision Of the Court on the trial settled
Inc fact that the debt fraudulent and subsequent
decision by the Court had affirmed the same thing and
made II binding on him.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Daniels, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
granted yesterday on the application OF Frederick
smyth, an order substituting the Central Trust Com
pany as trustee OF the $3.50 900 mortgage of the Mis-
sour Pacific Railway Company instead Of the National
Trust Company.
Judge Nelson, in the Brooklyn City Court,
yesterday reserved his decision motion for the ap-
pontment of guardian ad litem for George Huests,
age eighteen, who is sued by Eliza Hdebrand, ago
twenty, FOR alleged seduction and breach Of pronise
She asks for $4,000 damages
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
ARNoTTs ASSAULT ON THRooP.

Edward Arnott, the actor, for whose arrest
Montgomery H. Tbroop obtained a warrant for assault
and battery about three weeks returned yesterday
TO this city. Officer Golden OF the Fftysevenh Street
Police Court heard of Mr. ArnOts return and gave him
notice that his presence desired at the court MI
Arot appeared there In the afternoon accompanied by
his bondsman Alfred Sphinx, OF No 80 Unverstyplaee
Mr. Arnott waived examination and gave bail IN $500
to ans swer at the Court OF General Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
CRIMINAL NOTES.

James G. Green, the empIOye of the Metro
.Otun Elevated Railroad who assaulted Joseph Collins
aIeter carrier OF station last week. was yesterday al
lowed ny Commissioners Shields to Oh his own recog
nizance pending the action OF The Grand Jury.
Abraham Marks, indicted for perjury in a
st bv his wife in the Marine Court gave bail yesterday
in 81 800 tne District Attorneys once HIS bonds
men are Julius Wottcnberg aud Louis Robinson.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

"What is faith ~ asked a Sunday-school
teacher OF q boy scholar. He belonged 10 base ball
nine ana replied, Betting on let-handed pitcher
"May the Lord preserve your eyesight,"
aafd a b:ggar- woman 20 with a small nose. who
mad lust given her a gratuity. "Whyf' he asked.
Because said she, you've no nose 70 hoia your
spectaces."
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs Daniels J.Nos. %, 49, SO,
90 a. Co. a. 49, 80. ia, l25. lSO. l3l, lSa Call begins
at No. l39. -
GENERAL SRssIoNs-PARr I-Sutherland J.-William Ken
nedy Reilly homicdei Morrison C. Sehenck George
Howell. JOhn hulligan Edward j. Reilly, Nicola Rantno,
Henry Daniels feonous assault and battery James Connolly
Henry White Flora White Henry WILSON Peter Mclaughlin
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
FORGERY HERE AND ABROAD
QUINN, INC IN AN ExrFNsIyE SCALE.

FW
WILLIAM ". GRAY ABOUT TO M TRIED IN Nkw-soHh
FOR ms GREAT FoRGERIEs-cHAHGEs AGAINST
wuysIp MoSrryssoR- -goBERrs's vAIS EFFORT
TO srcURE HIS FREEDOM.
William T.. Gray. the noted forger, is on the
s.eamsbip Nevada, which was expected TO reach
this mort last night. He u in charge of Sergeant
Kealey. Of this city. IL now appears that
the charge Of forgery made against Wifrld
Monsrcssor grows out Of his signing notes. which he
gave 10 Miss yarrel Of Boston. with the name OF
Lord Ogiivy. The latest application Of Roberts,
the railway bond forger, for his release, has been
denied
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
@ratss an6 fenoers.

V,HELARGES MANUFACTURERS of LOW
Il and HALF LOW CRATES, for either hard or soft cei
with dumping and shaking attachment Brass Open rils
Places with ADdirons Basket Crates Tor wood nIe
FendeTs Fire SETS ana Coal Hods OF antique aso
modern signs Wholesale and retail Low estimates g'o'
10 buldcrs contractors and architects. :. v
j. >. CON0yER & CO., Nos. $50 and 1858 Canalst NJ l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-01
Wisdom and Folly.

why should We celebrate Washing
toms birthday more than miner" asked u
teacher. because be never told lie"
shout ed little boy.
"A great big ripe tomato. says the De
troit Free Press il will aimed, Will do more
10 make an orator forget his subject than
all the cheers a mad crowd can utter.
The following order was recently left
on the slate Of a New Hampshire doctor:
Doc cum up to Their house; the old man
has got snaix IN his butes again, an raisin
kahn"
-'.See here, wife. you indulge that boy
too much. He is a perfect mule" "Oh.
husband, please don't accuse our boy OF
having an ass for a father" The old man
was silent.
A Chicago chap advertised for several
steady girls TO help on pantaloons. And
an envious scribe says that fellow who
can't help on his own pantaloons, ought to
be ashamed to want girls to do il.
At the depot the other day young
man put his head out OF the car window to
kiss his girl goodbye. when the train
pulled out so rapidly that he kissed an old
African female at the next station. Jones
toro Ne,os.
-Edison's photograph has been on ex-
hibition among the scientists OF Paris.
When the instrument was placed on the
table and vociferated. The photograph
presents its compliments to the Academy
OF Science there was q roar of laughter
from the audience, which could with diff
Guilty be persuaded that the sound did not
proceeded from some concealed ventrilo-
Quist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-01

ACCIDENT AT BuCKsPoRT.- Mr..
Coombs OF Bncksport was driving into the
village yesterday with load OF bay. the
harness broke while nearing the house Of
VIM. II. Pillsand, being down grade, the
load run upon the horses heels. causing
them to start of al = fearful rate, and Turn
In Stover's corner the load upset, throw
Ing the driver and horse to the ground In
violent manner. Fortunately neither
were injured. but In an instant a crowd
gathered and as Mr.. James Emerson was
trying TO clear the horse he lifted his foot.
quickly and struck Mr.. +. just over the
left eye cutting 4 very ugly cash. He was
taken into Stover's drug store and attend
ed bv DR.. Page where the wound was
soon dressed and doing well. Mr.. A. II.
Gem acd others soon reloaded the hay,
repaired the damage and seut Mr.. c. on
his way rejoicing to think it was no worse.
Commercial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-01
Peters for Deit

1t. Desert.
Mr.. ID. Parker OF Mt. Desert. has
been appointed trial justice and Mr.. W.
Fletcher, justice Of the peace.
The Lewiston Journal says: At Bar
Harbor there are more opportunities for
flirting than any other Maine resort, but
even there the chances are slim. 1t is a
very free and easy place. No introduc-
tons are required. but the moment s,ran-
ger arrives on the scene, II he be of even
respectable appearance he finds himself at
once in the midst OF society. and by even
ing will be taking a Sc influential row with
some fair one on the silver water of the
Hsrbor. certain young lady was re-
ported to be engaged to certain young
gentleman, but the lady on being ques.
toned concerning the same by newly ar
rived and somewhat an ious relative, con-
fessed that she did not even know the gen.
tiemans name. One gentleman left for
Csstine the very next day after his arrival
because there were too many ladies' to tax e
care of. another only intended TO remain
week, but concluded TO take up his
quarters there for the summer after all,
because there were enough Young ladies To
make II jolly. 1t is still as fresh and green
a early June In this part OF the country.