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New-York tribune., 1878-05-28


and GcOTgcT in Vlsl'eV
b, TptpfSE nortar and olso thp fat boiling place OF
~ Ai''"N 49, 80 - -,
Peter TeTny In fteenth-s Inc ldlter pI'Ve - o''7''
by direction of the Board Of Health The others were
-. ,..a,,.,. yr tho ,,.,,r Nv
III ru', 0pei"'ioh "nI III ''o'' I,,,,, ai1 s,
Mbited asurpriSng cleanliness MIS- h"eh"uu S'' '''
could not uocrsaud ,ns interference with her CatID
-. -. -. -, ,lo ,l,.e had
H9ihcul IoF t"eE'!-''A E'''N '' P'-
been used FOR the manufacture OF soap ana
without cD,uplaigt cy,.pt in on" Instance, about
g. - ..,,, Ia, l,,,rti,u of the
wv 'N"t' go .... . ,.u.,t,, ;,.
Board ul Health, she was o'.'-"u 10 Pi'''' ''i ~ '
urOvod machinery DARN .I fhis time, she ana fANy
~, -. 49, m, t,,,it;,,, ,ri ,r.rt detrir,ant 70
hau H'et III 'He s1'', '"'.''"-
health. George Burh0u', VINO HIS 'I"T' "'
,b. Mao. villa showing tlP IppOTter the
,, 49,. ,,.t.,i,l u.ad ,yqs
lh'cilh'IN h'lh '''' '"'
chiefly stfi!rI! fHA Hu''i- d!u i"N'"' '''''''
,,t II ,.o. we, cn..cd before n rca ned them; the
'I' "" 49,, -. -, q -. ...,,;.... ..., ,,,,,s
OH '-.'' '"'' "'''" ''' -'''"' ' '" ''''''' 900 '
avoided. Tier" vas Hnlhi1E Oh il'Nc ia ihH WORN a.
.r,t.I ,r, Yesterday, and Mr. RUyt.Iri claimed that
.,,,...., .....,..,,,- i,l l.., ,,i-., h,.,r.. ,r
80 '''''''.'''i i'''''''''''' "'''' wv" '
tic 'CtW n's.
Mr. sunrrv Of Spcr & IOUushriIv, The prrP:ic-
~ f 81 l ,,... nv, tla ,i-ou,,,o nj il, r,rt of west
..., . ..,.. -, ,,i l ,,. .,,.;,.,.,,,i.,,
I.IN-iiNth~t WIN .I 1ldhifl' TIC superintendent
rc.rrlInred tln reporter through every part Of
&C., -, i.,. IN. ,,.,..,.,.,. ,..,,. INV. hac,,
'" '.' ''."''"'' mum ""''' 80 ''
lH" "'rHsi"r ~ pr Viols COipi|ll', dhu .J nave "''
r,gu.rt there ,aS nothing offensive nnuat the place
, ,,....... . ........ ...,,,.,.i,...i ,i,r which
N''',. "'' 'N''i''"- " N''""0 ''"''''''''N '''' ~
ID was claimed could not De noticed al any considerable
49,, -, ,I A.. I.,,,.,crrr
''''-. 'i "'' ""'"' N''" -'' '''
II" declared thtt thty Aai been NIonty
charged with fat-noiiinc. horc-boiiing and man
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
CASES IN THE CENTRAL SESSIONS.
pHucEEDINGs BrIorr Jlp1E GILDEE-LEfyL ~ HE
NTI-N<tI TRIALS.

pEuCEEDINGs BlIorr JgpGE GILDEE~LEENL IL HE
NUISANCE TRIALS.
Counsel for EnoS o. Coc fled yesterday with
jude Cildcr-coyc Their proposed bin Of exceptions. so
that these may be settled when the time fog his sentence
tomorrow I- reached.
The cases Of John and Joseph Preston, indicted
for maintaining nui-tuc"s on Long Island, were
called and Their counsel cXJudcc Freeman J. lithian,
aD.wcrcd for them. Assistant District-Atioucy Bon
said Dr was assured shat they Wtcudrd 20 plead gmV
aud he would move for sentence a. pICrcni A. soon
as il became apparent that they mad actually according
10 their promises. nhgird tie nuisance hr rhoud t"a
sent that the cuur; impose q mcr" nominal tcHi'.tt
Meanwhile lir -.rl that sentence n' deferred.
Ix-JuIsc TItAiu sad hc thought the Iuo1'clilIg
Officers satisfied That hcr, had been %" malicious
rtiOu on the part Of his clients, hnt mistake U the
use rTas, and that the nuisance would De dot"d
Tuf.r Ger,lccyc accepted the suggestion "i CuuIsc,
merely reminding thc accused persons that they could
be called up !or sentence at any time II the District
Attorney should determine to do 80. The P!csiOnB were
then di- i-cAarEci.
The case OF Edward Clark also accused OF malnta
I'M, a nuisance, wa called, nut General Roger \. Pryor.
his counsel stated that he had only learned Of h- r.
taiuer A. counsel few before, and asked another
day The case was hcrrupon adjourned u thio morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
THE wINNEE OF ruE prruY nrArrN.

"
LOUISVILLE, May 2G.-Day star, Solicitor,
Lcyccr and Buulcs started ia the CaIh Stakes, dash
of Two miles, Day star the Derby last week. and
vas great fyou'c. L,y,.lcr came IN hrst. Day star
second solicitor third, and Bu,-lycs Last Time, 33I
The second race dash Of four mites Tor the mcr
chants purse. Whisper Chc,1pcah, and unlock aJtrj
Wlt-per won 10y % nose; kuIprh second, ami NyGrdths
Cu.-uprahc third. Time, s:j6.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
DECORATION DAY ~ MISSOURI

ST. LorIs, May 27.-lhc decoration Of the
crave, II Union and Courd rate soldier, 40 the National
Ccmrrry. Jefferson Barracks, took place yesterday
instead Of May 30, It having been decided That sunday
WAS the most suitable Dig for the ceremonies Another
purosr was 90 pace the services In the hand, of clergy
mon This cl. very successfully carried olt, aud the
nruhcr of people present greatly c.etydci that IN at
tendance OH ans pIcyIuu- occasion.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
XLVth CONGRESS---IId SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

!
nrX-rNroPTANT AMENDMENTS TO TIE BILL
THr SENATE LABORISG WITH THE DISTRICT
BILE.
SENATE. .WAsurNGToN MAY 27. 1879.
IB the Senate to-day II bill was by request
introduced hy Mr. BECK Dem, KY to repeal existing
taNc on the capital aud dcDo,itors Of banks ana nhh-
crs and 10 pose taxes ddauas in excess OF per
cent per annum. Referred 10 the Committee on
Finance.
Nj BLAINE cp., Mc) SAID that when The correspohh'
cnce relating the appointment Of H. DeliosSe as
member of the Halifax Commission, was called for TWO
months ago. il wa sad in the public press hat TIE
whole rn.r.~p ~pOudcncc wn4 not submitted. II was nov
n,j rntuianrd thai an,thins should have will
held. A. an act NJ lusucr Ia NJ DeIlossf, NC hV"
Offered the following resolution;
Ksyoi-y That the President of the United Sair3 hg
qursi,d not in his jud9n"ni onpaiih, WIN tG @ P
acnr no Irr""fa sdGuir. an Incmoanda and
minute. IN ' PT2.7,,'"hh h ." @ I ,T ic C"nim.soucrs
uuGer treaty Washington on the fisheries question
The resolution was agreed to. ,,
NJ. MATTHEWS O.rr., Ohi") submitted IeSQiu,tl,nn
calling FOR Information rotation 10 the clam q! Joh
~ Ernrci, and rnrr citizens for ucrsoua Injuries re
,t,ed tho IJth OF October, loJ'' at virgin h"S'
Mr. NOERITL d:ep, VI introduced bill approprla-
ting S.1OUao ior tn erection Of hrr-pro4t bnllh,
iIl lo, The National Museum ia Washington Referred
20 ih. Committee on pubilc = 'i!biuE- ana Grounds
AR DAVIS Nui. iliD in"' d to take u me aehatG @ p
u'.ILc Iur IIu auio' l'hi u' ih Ini' i'l"'.,' ~
Jud-r for tu' seventh judicial Circuit, comprising the
siatr, 81 Hunois ard INDIANA.
Nr COCKEEI. l. Dem, MoJ opposed the present con
isc 5.li was however taken up-Ycas 81 pays, H..
Mr. MORGAN Dom, tiaJ "ppo',h 'ho % Dl. "l Hi, III
liked L. bring politics iuto this question: he SAID nut no
man Of brmI,rc PEN t 'oMs I i , O, rr next he r
ate would 5c Democratic the President would ne l'p"u-
I,cnn ami thcn probably would br th" b- "rpo'tuh'N
for f apuutucut Judge. without ,tlItt reference {"
party stauiugo the appulut"rs. Almost every Hi"iu-
an district iud ,uJ be- Thought 10 best To postpone Iui-
~, IL, -, r,uc,,rr,I I'm tLc yc,vs of the
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

The ease of james ". Foshay, president Oh
r,, Seventh Avenue Railroad company ana OF h'l'y
4. Newell indicted on charges Of IAIhl"auhE Wv"
at tho last election, WAS '"''u O'lo'o o""s0 -, -
,II,, Ucarh counsel Tor the prlsont - mo, t
th, lu .tiacut The ground thdt II uu ~
10 s,u,i.ut plrtlculaIity the threats, mehicGs
-, t,ru nf intimidation used. Assistant Dl',l.r.d
ATTORNEY Ben rel lied aid judge GlldtIssee'e ic'''''
Il, decision
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

An obliging gentleman, who thinks that
DcTBoual favor. do not cost muCn, while they make
friends was applied 10 by negro for certificate of
character by which he mghtEet situation The tcstl-
mOui1l prOylng 10 be more complimentary than SCplO
himself expected that worthy, on recovering from his
astouiLhment, exclaimed: say, Mr. -, won't you
glib he something 10 do yourself on dat recommends
toni"
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
A oUARREL HETWEEN NEGROES.

Thomas Scott, Of No. 2l7 Sullivan-stp quar-
relied last night with Edward Scott Both are negroes
and have been friends. Blows followed words ana
Thomas drew a pocket knife and stabbed Edward IN
the high, causing deep and dangerous wound Inc
Injured man was taken TO Dr. DOTns residence nbaf Dy
weak from the loss VI blood and after having his wound
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

INSoCENCE At THE B\R.-Police Supcrin-
trudcnt Gu plain clothes: Wen. my lass may lItt
trI thre tlut TINS whisky - going 20 he aualyEed'
North.comtry Burmnid uunuccHt5l: I'm certain ~
u,yrr dee for that" Police superintendent: why T.
Hnrluad +" Bcause rs nearly all wattcr!'-lPUnch.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
pEngEEnINGs IN IMREE pIvORCE CAsES

In the proceeding to set aside the divorce
of Ruth Cooper. who now CLAIM, 10 De Ruth Marshli.
irom Lcr husband, Isaac T. Cooper counsel for MIS-.
Cooper yesterday asked for some days TO answer tDe
aGidayits. which had evidently taken month IN pre-
p,r.tiou her counsel Judge Fullerton having gone ID
IuIOpc. Judge Buuouuc took the pItIs to vtIuc no"
long delay De should give, but >t.d that TIE papers
seemed show Of imposition on the Court Nhyh
would nave Justified hlm IA granting . Ittl'IV' ~
parc Mt he had deemed II better 20 sNe the olcI N'o
a hearing. ~,
Judge, uouohuc has referred the divorce suit oi VA!
liam l. Mansfield u-.u-. Elizabeth MauSue.i 10 JoIA
/. ward. I'll.
In the divorce suit og David b. Reynolds against Julb
4 E,yuoIs Judge DouuhHc granted !Cs,cluay AZ o!A'E
OF pUu iCatIuu OF summons.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
MIPDER or A MINER.

WLKE.BARRE, Penn, May 27.-Ihe dead
body Of Jacob Keller, miner, who resided at MIL
Uol,o,v vas found near Hutchlnson's breaker, King
sion to-day The back OF the head had been crushed IN
y some bunt instrument II is said he was murdered
~ cnnInIcs, whose motive was revenge.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
RHODE ISLAND LEGI-LATURE.

PVOyDENCE, Il. l., May 27.-Ihc Lcgi,la-
rure meets a, Newport tomorrow 70 inausurae state
Government for Inc ensuing year. The House clurI.
ms evening nominated DcNJcr H Potter for reflection
o sneaker. and George L. Cover and Arthur -. PAYNE
as clerks The senate caucus nominated " = l.. Thomas
..l.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

The mother of Helen Western has Orousns
a suit Tor $1,000 against william l.. HaOehOu ~. -,
uunor Of a child which she caims was born III ia"'"
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

Mr. NINDON Nt,p. Nuul gave nutc" that at th'
,Npul,luu of the IuuIu.lg hour Tomorrow hc would
move. 10 las aside tnl, bill and tthc mp o., Legislative
hppIuprtD.u 1911.
Il. senate tn,u, at 81 =. aiiou'uy,.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
u,ryI.,Vp HOCKEY CLUB.

CLOSING DAY or THE SPRING MEEuNG-FouE
CLOSELY CONTESTED EAcE--DrNE OI MAGENTA
r,roIr. Ioyh>uE, AND WALLER THE WIZ
National Republican., 1878-04-24
Easter Tailettcs

The handsome costumes displayed on our
charming avenue during the past few days
were distinguished by IN elegance aud taste-
fulnesS that promises well for tho seasons
fashions. Striped silks, combinations of plain
silk and bourcttes, summer camcfs hair, &c,
We're the principal materials. The hourettcs
aud other goods OF that style are lovely, aud
make up with most gmtifying effect. A very
pleasing toilette of striped silk showed narrow
lines Of dark rich plum color Gltcruatcd by
Others ufa more delicate shade. The under
skirt had three gathered hounces, each about
six inches wide. The lower edge OF each was
cut in large shallow scallops aud bordcred by
a pretty little fringe about an inch deep and
combining the dark aud light shades which
appeared In the silk. The polOnaise was quito
long and was gracefully drlped in the back.
The front was disposed plcasingly by means of
three upturned plcats at the side seams.
Another very stylish costume had tho skirt
made with a very short train and revealed
tho foot in front. The only trimming was
deep side plcating reaching almost 10 tho
knees The skirt aud plcatings were both Of
black satin.
The Overdress was Of a soft wooden material
very nne aud plant aud OF lovely iawn
color. 1t WAS loopcd up in even festoons all
around and held IN place by tasteful bows Of
black satin ribbon, with the reverse pretty
lawn color. There was II charming little coat
Of the wooden fabric with cuffs and lapels Of
black satin. The vest was peculiarly but
most pleasinsly arranged. 1t consisted of mar
row alternate folds of satin and the fawn-cOl-
ored material. These folds were so arranged
that they came to a point in the centre ofths
front. Small bows of satin ribbon served to
cOnfine the vest IN lieu of buttons. The dainty
little ehdpeau of fiiwu.colurcd chip, was hand
sOmcly garnished with satin ribbon aud cus-
tcrs Of pink convolvulus blossoms.
Ono charming costume was exquisite. IL
was made Of silk, and combined the two lovely
shades seen in the violet. The dress itself was
Al indescribable mass OF ruttics. pleatimgs, and
messy fringe. The bonnet was white chip,
surrounded with a lavish wealth of fragrant
violrts, and having at the sides n large cluster
of white yiolcts. Strings of white satin ribbon
were caught beneath the chin by bunch of
natuml'violets Gloves Of the palist lavendar
tint completed this lovely toilette.
Entire suits seem TO meet with greatest favor
for street and church wear, but outside wraps
arc by no means obsolete Fine India cash
meres, cumel's hair cloth, and siliCennc are the
iNvorite materials for making these garments.
4 very elegant one of the latter had the back
in dolman shape One side of the front was
fastened ut the belt the other was very long
and curved. This ono was drawn across the
front, and fell over the hip on the left, and tor
minated At the centre of the belt at the back,
where II Was ornUlnentcd by a large bow.
National Republican., 1878-04-24

satisfied, because both the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers ran by his district. I..'-TT
MIR: HARrZELL rctortcd that his colleague
was dissatisfied because there was no appropri-
alton for the Illinois River.
There were here loud demands for Ques-
ton Question -
Mr.. ROBERTS said he would not have said
word on the subject but for the fact that he
was member Of the committee and had as
large water front as any gentleman on the
moor. tThis romark put the House In GOOD
humor, and for two minutes tho House re-
sounded with roars Of laughtcr.l After order
had been restored, Mr.. RoRERrs said IL the
House was not In condition to draw dis
tinction It was not his fault. [Rcnewed laugh
teri lie then went on to defend tho
action oil the committee, and said that Mr..
ELLIS, one Of the immaculate signers of the
protest, said he would vote for the bill IL he
could get the appropriation ho asked for. He
sent up and had read list Of names of mem-
bers who voted for the river and harbor bill
last Congress under suspension Of the rules,
and among the names were those Of Mr.. ELLIs.
Mr.. HAMILTON, and Others, who signed the
protest
Mr.. WRIGHT had voted against the bill, but
refused to sign the protest. He would vote
AO,ooOnO, If need be, to keep people at work
by the improvement Of rivers, but he would
not vote to improve creeks on the top of the
hllcghanies that could not turn grist-mill.
MIR. WHITE (Pa.) aud Mr. WRIGHT here en-
gagged in an amusing discuss Us to the merits
OF the Kiskimnetsls aud Coneniaugh Rivers.
Mr WHITE produced a large map to show
the location Of the streams, and Mr. WRIGHT
created good deal Of amusement by rolling
the map around his colleagues head.
Nj. KENNA denied that tho bill wus the
result Of log rolling, and he asserted that many
members voted against the bill because their
demands were not acceded to-
This brought Mcssrs. BEEBE, Kelley, STEM
GER. and others to their feet In indignant de.
nial that they were Of that class.
The SPEAKER said that the debate had
now run far enough. He read prccodcnts In
former Congresses to show that protests had
often been secured, and sometimes entered in
the journal. He would, however, submit tho
question to the House to decide whether this
was question Of privilege
The House, by yea aud nay vote of 81
yeas to $50 nays, decided that the presenta-
tion OF the protest was not II question of
privilege.
Mr.. SPARKS, from Committee on Appropri-
"tions, reported the Indian appropriation bill,
aud 1t was referred TO the Committee of tho
Whole. 1t appropriates the sum Of $4,772,-
$685.
Mr.. DURHAM submitted the conference re-
port on the bill for the employment of teuI-
Porary clerks, &c, aud the report was con-
cured in.
Mr.. HuNToN, from Judiciary Committee,
reported bill TO remove the political disabili-
ties of Thomas L. Moore. OF Virginia. Passed.
The House then lat 5l5 ?. M adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
New York General Market.

NEW YoRK, April q. Is7s
Sales Ies bales Consolidated net receipts Ass Ex.
y syaSY Sca sS" Ssss
and STALE sommo9 70 good sSNi est," m West;
ass sem@Ss % to Shoes While wheat Western M extra,
r. ohG q sSSa y g. foH@ GoS
Essn, sscs M"4sSH |" sss ssla ssra gGSd e pr%s
Ing quiet Southern flour steady; common 70 fair e1.
I'M %S sSS4 to ehoiss do q sO5 Is rye flour
yellow Western Jersey, and Pennsylvania, q 2os2 GS
Wheat very scarce aud about ic better, with light
!IedS msin,y ios the INN MneSs's d. wants q snIppeSs
Scrthwcs u sa ais N for No % P' sPr n.y. Il sol q fof
No winter red, " IN for No 2whte. e for
or wm'ts nnSPadsa wpis ,s5 rsd F4 &
ior NO. amber, IS for white. and 81 Is for No
Rye Steady State, 72@7Ic.
BARLEY quiet and unch nged.
Is Irley malt dull and unchanged.
Canada peas firm at SIC in bond
and Spf HnS Sss5 a
srn miSed, SiSc for steamer mixed, 81 @SSc for New
nS1s i 81 ss%fa %s isr ysnHs ySns shs sSS
and So, for yellow Jersey.
81 @ s Ss''i 81 Ro "s %Ss S$ lssys s d % ~ NJ g Es
sGs VII Sa %a sf O9 r mxea %fd sSs Mssna sI,a
Hay IN buyers, "a fayor .. cOaGSse for Shipping -
and %sstS5s, snd nid "a Is q Ys% &
soS SDisa iasSs sisS' s0a 0' 's0e' and
Sugar lirni with moderate demand. at T.@e7y.c for
fair to gOyd refining 7tsc for prime and IG7tsc for
Mnscovado, Refined steady. with mir trade, al ec
for standard SIC for graduated 0sc for powdered,
and ptIc for crushed.
MOltSses- Foreign quiet And unchanged. New Or.
leans steadyi at auction, 23ys@50c.
Rice quiet and steady.
Petroleum, duh and heavy Crude sGci refined. lie;
unite ID ti 2Gt.dl ISL.
TAllow steady Rt 75.l6Gl7tc
Rosn quiet At u B0ai IS for strained,
Turpeninc about steady at 30c for spirits.
Eggs heavy at 100 lie for State and Pcnnsy vanIA
and iuGy iOts &c Tor fresh Western
Potatoes dull. Peerless, s6ai ls: Early Rose, tl@
Provisons-POTk about steady mess % 76eli0i ex.
ira prime ts T6 family mess Slu So Beef qulet mess
Quoled At $40 Sogii so for new plain and sI26D
ia25 for extra do. Beef hams steady with light
business. Ticrce beef quiet Cut nieals-Wcstern
9uic,i middes dull at SO for Western long clear and
btsc fnr city do. Lard about steady; prime steam
N22s@7 40 closing al 81 22stG7 2& Butter heavy 10
l3c Tor old Western, l nc Tor do State and ii 2sc
Llnseed dull
Mti07.
Freislis to Liverpool dull and decidedly lower for
grain Cotton, per sail i5Bd per steam, va, Wheat
per steau I'd.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
COMMERCIAL.
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. A prii a. Is7s.
Cotton dull and weak. Middng nominaIly l0ls@
Flour unchanged. Howard street and western
superhne, tIdi %; do extra, GihG 2b do. family,
St0Gy0 20; City Mills superline, 2dlI5: 10. extra.
&gSd5T5: do. Rio brands. " 7Si Patapsco family,
Wheat--southern fairy active and firm; Western
dull and steQdy. southein red o. 20t sJ do. amber
q seal "; Pennsylvania rcd, ti 81: No. winter red
Western, spot and April q So't@i so'i May. o. $40
lax.
Corn-southern ic lower; Western gniet and easy.
Southern white, 53Is6i5ic; do. yellow bic; Western
mixed. spot and April, 6!sc; May S2a.@52'so June,
hsi4 ID SIC.
white SAD 35c; do. mixed 52g ac: Pennsylvania $50
3S
Rye-So arrivals; quiet and nomInaly Arm.
Hay dull and unchanged. Prime Maryland and
Provisions quiet aud unchanged. Mess pork. go Is.
Bulk mIats-Shoulders, sc; clearrl sides. 6'5c
Bacon-shoulders r4c cleer.rlb sides &c. Hams, 0ii
Gi0sc. Lard. refined tierces Sc butter less active
and easy choice Western roll 2O9 22c do packed, u
9Iac
Petroleum dull and nominal Refined, lie,
I1iee dull and heavy. Rio cargoes nomlnally i3's
efi.c.
Sugar quiet at edn4c.
Whisky quiet at si 0Gdl 03H.
k,Ipipls-PlOur, 500 bbls wheat, S8,OOO bu: corn.
1880 hi oats, $40 bu.
shipments Corn. 10000 bu,
Frelghts to Liverpool quiet. Cotton, per steam,
nomlnhlly eS!d; -four. D OIL; grain, @S'fd
National Republican., 1878-04-24
One Summer Eve.
EMMA ALICE BROWNE.

Down the green slopes Of Amblcside,
Flushed with the sunsets gold,
My wayward sweetheart led mo
one summer eve Of old.
A pretty dHnCe she led me
Along those HOwcry hracs,
As he may lind who follows
a willful womans ways!
Her bright hair was unbraidcd;
Her face was Ike the dawn
To follow whcrtsUcr she led
My foolish heart wnS drawni
Light as the bird she fitted on.
Free us the wind Of heaven
But then my love was seventeen,
And WAS fUriysevcn
Now here, now thcrc-oh, everywhere,
She seemed to tiUat and Glide!
Her long locks dancing In the wind:
Her mantle streaming wide:
And every rarlh!Rn glance she barbcd
with merry scUrn and lest,
TIL heart and hVpC alike lay cold
And dead within my breast.
~ last, beside the turnstill,
We paused IN errunt flight;
Beyond the hills the first flint stars
Were beCkuning up the night
And suddenly knew not how
The Garth grew all divinel
Her bright fare 10 my shoulder crept-
Her soft hnnd Clung to mine!
To-day, beside my heNrthstonc,
She sits my bunny one,
A singing ut her Unity tasks,
In shadow or In sun.
Not all the wilcs Of fashion.
Nor easc, nor wealth untold.
Can spoil the Joyous wlnsOmc elf
Who won my heart of old!
National Republican., 1878-04-24
LIMITED STATES MARsHAIs SALE.

1
virtue Of writ Of ne, fc,., Issued Sg, Sr,hs
Columbia aud 10 me directed will sell at pnbilc sale
MONDAY ihe Sth day Of May, IS5s, At twelve ociocS
M all the RIGHT, lille caim, and interest OF the de-
s g % ss Gsd%E y
npon q !6s prSEsry q ns despdsn Peter LGGPRSn
Carter. FREDK DOUGLASS,
John @ SHERMAN. AuctiOnesr. $4,000.
Try JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GNrH hN6 Nf'ETHMEhsTr sREETs S5FwRs Gs
s'fS No; 9s'es 10y A
dRa aeS9Tdi Of the D,S 1 % coGmSa and aso BY
District o. Geia@S !hS sR day q March D
Pa was piaintiT, aud William II. Noerr ct al defend:
ss; sfS 'sS% 'S$ %s
aed N ihS cy Of Washington. District Of Columbia,
s ad bsE N @ ss I nG 81 ls
gopnd plat or plan Of sad city ss l9l nu,neered nns
Terms Of sale; The amount of Indebtedness $1,000.
and the expense OF sale cash. the balance in six.
es and ssnssn sn e. month"; 70 S Sa S sssss rS Sq 1ss
cent per a, anngm num-. s,o, h, ,,,o, ., ,r,o,o.0r =,
deposit Oi sEOD tnhll Da requlfou OF pufcntuer nv
the TIME Of sale, and all Conreyancing Will be ht the
expense of the purchaser.
The trustee reserves tho right resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the purchaser terms are not
complied with within Ten zen days r9T i.r1 day q sale
w NJ. SMITH, salesman. api'-dSds
John SHERMAN. St. Cloud Building.
u Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF gTsIRABLE IMPR3yEp
ING EE9fEHrTH Hdrsh "a 4S s.i STREET SOUTHWEST DE
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated June the ath A.
d. ISL, duly recorded In Liber No. So foOs IA ct
seq Of the land records for the District of Column
bn. aud at tie request OF the party secured thereby,
We will sell at public auction III front Ofthe premises
on Tu ESDAY,APRIL the 10th, ISIS. At o'clock p.
M tue following descrbed real estate. situate In the
city Of Washington, u. c. to wit: Lot lettered in
b. ChuIch's subdivision Of original lots, numbered
seven, and parts Of eghi and six In sqnare numbered
four hundred and sistysix: together With the I'm;
provemens thereon, consisting Of q Two-Story and
Mansard House, &c, being No BIl street southwest
Terms Of sale: Onethrd cash; balance In six,
twelve. eighteen, and twenty four months, with Inter
est at seven cent per Rnnuin secured by deed of
trust uron the property sold. A deposit OF 500
quired at time Of sale and ali convayaIcing at pur
chasers cost Terms Of sale 10 be complied with In
seven days. Joseph X: EDISON, Tru.tees
THOMAS HYDE,
spieeod&ds W. NJ. sMfTH. salesman. .