New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

intention. and the coffee. instead Of
scendSns had offered fhe Insult Zen uDon the fair form
fos dress of Anete v, WHO happened 70 be pass
"a ibe moment saTed gth h an eitS sSe
Veen me original aggressOr and ire offended e0iiee-
ster NOud have been mere Das a W,
phce feenlng to an end grow hotter the disputants
Id Of the posts 70 ex ialn thetnselyes before the
ofT OF opportunity Of escaping while the coInhat
80 the two Amazonsi and as this important
rae.e MS not % be found, dismissed the case.
Z, hr;deerOOm near Kansas City counted out
~ rriny left hand. aud remarked to the dear
Wv ,hine at bis SIDE That viii do for our wedding
i' az there's an excursion to town to-day" His
- Ia him that he would better let her have the
49, "a she had a pOeketbOok, but he pre-
49, 10 MAINTAIN control OF the exchequer.
"a willing 70 borrow her purse and put
~ .,s IN t. and their financial differences were
49,, ss,usted on this basis. when he reached the
100 somewhat encountered with the bride on his
$. was iostled by a stout man who apO0gi5ed and
SD an Tie tickets had been bought, there were no
s,a sold on the cars aud his hands were
p'anlls, occupied during the wedding journey
s0ss.sntiS ne did not discover his loss until
Ssi eaten their lunch in a restaurant, ana DC was
fay ~ fo nav Tor il His pocket had beoa ripped
e.s' "a her purse with his money in It, had been
e HIS bride sObbed on his shoulder, aud reminded
~ mat she had told hIn to give the money TO her.
gola 70 neh' trust 'O'U '''' anu " ~
a5e most mysterious thing in this world of
-,.sss ia a wOman's presentiment Here Is Mrs. HI.
~ ,bo has her being in Macon City. Kansas, aud a.
carries her money in a purse aud her purse IN her
...set One day she wRs going out Of town on
= sxeurslon and suddenly, utterly without warn
:. without her mentioning the fact TO her
,.ssud she had pTesentiment that II
- we're 10 carry her money IN her pocket she would
80 So she took her purse aud hid It IN her bosom
FL, had another twinge Of presenulnent and dropped
watch ana chain into the receptacle. Then she
,os seeptieal fshed out the purse, and taking from
4 as restored it TO its nest The So went
,,o the despsed pocket When she arrived at
a sepof size was aecosted 10y beautiful
lls wy Gentleman, VINO inquired II she was
eoI1ng ior anybody. While he was speaking hoIi1d
~ uJished against her rather roughly. Tic beautiful
ans gentleman took her part and abused the horrld
nm ana ~ there every sign or hight the lady
s.,f,v ,tbdrew soon afterwards she put her hand
Pr ser rocket and found that there nothing IL.
~ lining had 6een cut with knife. Purse ana watch
- reaf Der futterng heart. The presenument had
49, sound economic policy and her want OF faith had
- her.S6. Moral 20 women: Trust your PRESENT.
aeat, and beware OF pickpOckets
That great judicial reforms have been
vOaght IN Russia during the present reign, Mr.. Wal
lee proves ooDclusiyey his valuable wOrka book,
u ne way that is so thorough and impartial that IL is
nifty that SO many people are wasting their time in
,ssng Grenvile Murray's sketches Of "The Russians
sfqodsy T-but It cannot be denied that Of the
decisions in the courts are raveses equity Here is
sord Of a trial recently concluded at Kie aborer,
named Keorenko, who could read mperfecy but could
10, wrie was arrested nineteen months for having
bis possession four prohibited political books These.
b alleged and not donled, be purchased at the Bel
qfko FAIR and he had no idea that they forbid
5 works their contents being short attractive stories
one the Story OF Four Brothers." a clever brochure
q DE TchezOysk partYand TO him so interesting taat
n read them and AGAIN outside his house. ana
sessoDaliy aloud 10 his friends The witnesses sum-
nOaed by the Grown proved that he was
a. honest Woodworking man. that he had
nnght himself 10 read, ana thub ne had
rerer expressed Revolutionary opinions, nor en-
Favored propagate subversve literature His Whole
osen0e consisted IN bis having WknOwngly had in his
possession four forbidden works, misfortune which,
SIS counse ALLEGED he had sufficiently expiated by de-
snOn o. sixteen months in prison. The judges found
n innocent except upon this particular pOnt and re-
fung 10 take mo consideration the Imprisonment ne
hsd already suffered sentenced him 60 two and a-haf
months further confinement, or II he chose to commute
nls, 10 tWenly-hY lashes from the hangman.