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POSTAL NOTES.

Postmaster James, report for tho quarter ending
March 81 shows that tho number OF registered pack
AGES and letters which passed through the Post once
during that period 52l All, increase Of 4cs7l
over the corresponding quarter Of last year. The
ota receipts and disburse Of the money ordor
division amounted to $s,757,551 ~ an increase Of
S357 0ls To- The total postage paid ON oca: matter
WAS .0lS S3 Tho number OF mail letters deIiv-
cred WIS 349 3o3 wnlle tns Of local letters
delivered was 1012,7Sg
According 10 the quarterly report of Postmaster
McAiecr tho receipts at tho Brooklyn Post Ofico
amounted 10 $0t575 SO. Tue expenditures for that
period smountcd $751; Gas 40 There were 50 letter
carriers employ ed delivered 426 001 mail lcter
100 OFT local letters o. malt postal cards and 90 39t
local postal cards Thcro 335 81 letters collected
and l2D02O postal cards.
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18th st.. East. No. 25i. store. yesn; samsto 20
SIS. st. Es.s. M aio. years: Eii:n Mcvsyso =,
Ea'dss st.. No. iii store iiaSai 10 MAX Levy 500
Bsnham. James H.. ana wife 20 Il. NJ. speck. Ter
race place t1sd w.rdl; years, Si!UO
Boyer Gustav, to j. krAutwAid. No. las Orchard 80,
Cole. William X :nd .iis. 10 France: Brownus. n
q 18th q. w. g. ' " sahing,on a. year ioooo
ST.. Of 10Th av S years ................. $50
Same. 70 same .. Of s5th st.. v or 10Th Az; S
E.,y s%.. and vie: 10 John Eaashiia aai Eliza.
Fiscs Gustav (. ana Vie to M,ci...l xeicrman.w
1 Of I'd av.. n. Of sisi st.: years ...... $500
Fettritch Annie and husband. TO J. A. Waller, e.A
Fax. cS.. and ~ xs e. e. xm:. o.m:,
Lexington Az. n. o. cath month. ......... 400
Frankfort S.: ysars...... -. .......... 1900
bert 81. years. .... Observation-Disclosures. 2,soo
18th A. between 9Th and 9th avs.............: $50
Hes .rA. Y. D. ana hnsnand to Bank for savings. 2l3
jarvis. D.vid j. and via. to r. Quick q xeeaior,
. $ Of SD st.. west Of OH av years $500. 5000
Kp.rics Edw.r c. and siis. % John Webb, sw. on
O'Keefe, Jane. and wife. TO Andrew EwAid. n. Of
5lIst. OF 9TH AZ; years ............ 1850
Dc.c. 10th st.. Of 5th nv. year 49,. L. 100
Poorers. Mary. TO Edward 3. Fellows. v. Forest
rrsses .i H,s a"s' ~. sss vie 10 & i.vc:yo
0rusi,. goth ST. Of 7th av !. 1900
Groenweii 8 g. i28th ST. w. OF 4th A. i wear - 6UO
Same to same. l28th ST. ". OF 4tt av. year 5000
Same TO same, l21th at. OF 4th year. 5000
yr-e.. August arasse 70 !. l. I.wrsnee..... szezs
h !,...n &C.,, =. l =. to a. - Brcess 1879
s.n ss'ss' sS
TO Isabella Wilson ................ ..... $500
Same 80 G. Williams ........... ............... 1000
Same Metropolitan Life insurance Company.. 5000
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this morning by Rev. W. r. AiEsr ana 'rhe Warfare
OF Men in THIS world-A Parallel Between HUMAN
Experience and Military Experiences" win be drawn
this evening In the Church Of the Messiah.
The Rev. Mr. Guilbert and the Rev. Dr.. Eigsnbrods
viii occupy the pulpit ct tho Church Of the Holy
Spirit this morning and evening
In the Church OF the Heavenly Rest DR.. Rowland
win ofca,s this morning and Bishop Potter will adj
minister the rite Of confirmation the afternoon DR..
Weston viii preach there on Wednesday evening.
DR.. E. H. Chaplin will preach in the Church Of the
Divine Paternity At tho usual hours to-day
Dr. r. c. Ever will onc,ate and preach a. the regu-
lar services In ST. Ignatus' Protestant Episcopal
Church to-day.
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ONE OF THE CHAIN GANG.

we'll dressed aud stylish looking colored mnn
named william Jackson was held 40 default Of $4,000
bail o, tho rombs Police Court yesterday charges
OF stealing watch chains from Jewelry stores. Tho
complainan,s were Cornelius H. Miller. jewslier, Of
No. IL Maiden lane, ana Eugene Ducrct. OF No the
same street. The former identified Jackson a per.
vino, under pretencc oil examining some plated
chains hts tho 25,h oil Mnron, stoic nino.
teen OF them, valued at $50. and made hts escape.
Mr. Ducret testined that he entered hts employers
store tho LIST inst. and asked to SEQ some gold
several minutes he continued inspecting them. A.
last, getting good opportunity W escape, ne rushed
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DEPARTURE OF THE WYOMING.

Tho United States sIoop OF war Wyoming. undei
command OF Captain J. Q. Watson, left the Brooklyn
Navy Yard yesterday afternoon for Havre. She car.
RIGS . crew or ITO mon. including = marine guard.
Her cargo consists OF exhibits Tor the Agri-
cultural department and the Educational Bureau. Tho
wyoming also carries tho steam engine which to
supply the power all tho machinery ~ the Ex
posi,op Her onicors say she Will MAKO tho passage
across tne Atiansic in less than three weckA They
expect TO use steam all the way over but will also
take advantage OF iar weather for sailing purposes
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OBSTRCCTING The NAILS
HEADQUARTERS or rmE socrxrr

HEADQUARTERS or ruE Socfxry
roR THE PRKvESrr0S CRUELTY TO ANNALS,
FvUKrn AVENUE AND TWENTY -sKcoxD srNkEr,
NEW YORK, April Q, 1873
TO rnE Eprron rms HgRALo:--
As tnere arc some iil.na,ursd persons who try 10
persuade themselves that tho officers OF this society
10th daro, and intend TO violate public lAw Ia the
performance OF their duties herewith send you Tor
publication the decision tho supreme Court " the
uned states Ia tue case the United states Vs. KIRBY
q Wallace, ". s. Reports, ash ~ oruer that snid
nalcJntcnts may grulubc iutrligcnty 10 the matter
OF the late soppugc OF tue United states mats by our
officers TO wi, :-lhat tho act OF Cougrsss prohib't
Ing the stoppagc OF The mails not 20 De construed
as rxcmptins bc driver 0. the carnage w whch me
mail carried IRON arrest when no W suhty oi
criminal offence While SO dong" .
HENRY BERGH, President.
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HIS FATHrR-IN-LAW.

George A. Beatty was yesterday scnt to tho island
Tor one month Tor striking his istheriniaw Mr. obn
yakcly OF No EOS East 11iih street. beatty 10 ssid
10 be nn nefnp man, and allows hs wife 70 10
dependent upon her fa,heD
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EXPORTS OF BEEF, MUTTON AMI
LIVE STOCK.

The following statement shows the quantities aud
values OF fresh beer mutton and live stock exported
from tho United States 10 ports the United King
dom and other ports, from January 1875 TO April
s, as compared with last year.
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales wsrs made on the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday


Exchange yesterday
n uARHKTT.
Elliott Sanford, refsres- Foreclosure sac Of tho
two four-story brick dwelling houses, with lots,
each iGsxso. Nos 6gl and 500 I'd av, v. g. ABS
n. n. Of 37th 81. one 10 plaintiff for SoUU. the
other r. Il. Davis tor 81 0OU LOCO
O 4. LYON.
Scott Lord, MISUNDERSTANDING sale OF tho thrre
story rown front house. with lot 20x,H. No.
pisntia iI2so
HUGH n. CAMP
j. Gran. Sinclair, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale Of i've
story brick tenement house aud store. with lot
25x75. thc ". .. 81 Lewis st., It's IT, . OF De-
lmnccy IT.. TO J. J. Lyens... 5000
ny BLACKWELL RfKKR
James r. Ledwith, referee-Foreclosure sale OF the
Gve-.tory brick warehouse, with lot 27xs7x25xs7.
Sta, 20 David Dorsmus .... ............. 1900
N II. Clement characterization saie Of the fol-
lowing city real estate Two thrse-story brick
buildings With lot 2Oxioo, No 400 Washington
st. - 80 n. n. Of watts st., TO plaintiff 74O0
AIso two story attic and basement brick house. with
lot 2oxJO No. 91 Watts ST., 80 IT, ". OF Washing.
ton al 20 Olive, 5000
Totsi.................... s5s23o
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following statement showing tho reai estate
transactions recorded IN tho Registers oco April O.
1878. Is obtained from Augustus r Docnarty Deputy
Register
I24th st. n .. corner OF Madison av., 44xs5; Henry
ssisek, Jr., and wife TO James Coleman. 5000
Charlie; .. A. , z, y, W"verier place. aos7s; Nan
5ia 81. n .. aoois cot 7,a av.. aSnioj; Andrew
EwAld and wife 20 Jane. U'kecie *; ., Nom.
Brown 10 Ernest o. stedman ...,.. .......... Nom.
s7 ..s sn.: az" s r, 10 = % Fred
Brsome 81. u. =. tSo et Hyatt Lyon and wife 20 49,,
Tboms. ss' =. 10. 30. i; map X. i,s:.icrd,
2sssis Oath ward, H. y. Nichols and vile TO -.
r.irses plses. io No iii map Melrc.e Sd 6xiao
esd ward, John Il Davis % = Y Benham 100
s4sa 81. n. .. SIS i, . Of f,n av.. soxiooGs s n
sso%on 81 r 80. U9sssr, ,InsTs eoo
4. Baldwin treierees to 7. NJ Psddocs 1900
it Sss.. H. w...%.a .f ~ ION S.as xo
opsyas ~; isi 10 ,se map wcodawn Heights Lights
Morse av.. g.. sG.b II. ofGeorge st.. 1x272 can
sssssS ,s..i ..ss, William c.a'dweS, ana wit;
Morse Az .sne property, samuel 4 Mckinney to
4 hs -, = asx,s.,; a; i,t ~, :, ;,ssso N'"'
jacob Bi,,rocn aud vile 70 & Coos ......,... $4,000
iiih -. ~. y?o ~ " Of ION ~ io,s ,
,sss st. !. . dot No o s;s5s charlie. T. Fart
ridge aud wife 10 Harriet Il. rarraec ...s... $500
ID av., ". 3o.5 H. n. OF 18th ST., 2oxs36; LIE.
Ward referee 10 Louisa ". Livingston ....... $500
ID NV, q, 4O5 II. n. OF 65th st.. 2Oxs36: same ~
27lh 81. : =. iet n e. Of v,h av. 2sxsso, Henry
Frsnkf'r, 81. 80. III, Jasrc,,e 4. Honey and bus.
band TO Horny W. dreene ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nom
I'd av No 2l3. store, s years, Michael Kunssnman
nJacob sso'
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cannot teach her doctrines any longer then he shoulo
II he DO an honest and honorable man. 60
elsewhere. Tho Church viii bless any man
who goes out from her ministry any other part OF
Christs Church. But what she does not want - dis
senson disturbance IN her body and her ministry
should be honest The Bishop addressed Tho
candidate directly atcrward, explaining what 10
required Of him minister IN the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church. The Conference afterward requested
the Bishop revise the s.enographic report Of MS
address for publication.
Dr. Merwin, President OF the Court In Mr. Halls
case, reported that the COMMITTEES that suspended
him for contumscy was justified in us action; that
the Court consures his conduct during his suspcn'
SION, but. In view OF hts expressions Of regres, tho
Court recommended that mis- character be passed
This donc wbereupon Mr.. Hall withdrew from
Methodist Church, and will hereafter exercise his
ministry In anothcr denomination.
Chaplain hcCaDe addressed the Conference on
.Ihurch Extension" and reported that ESQ churches
had bosn aided last year. and tba the income Of ne
society for the year MAS $l35,00O, or $2S ooo
more than the previous year Ho defended
The Methodist Church against tho charges OF
Institutions OF her decline. She ~ lar
ahead Of all denominations IN the land. Wniic the
population the United States has Increased ninety
per cent hetnodism has increased lao per cent
The stewards reported over $4,000 to be divided
among the opportunities. Additional Contributors
received for Drew Seminary and alter some
formal business The Conference adjourned until Mon
day morning.
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RENOMINATED.

Mayor Charles Soldier, Of Jersey CITY, was ycstcf
dsy renominatsd BY The kcpublican Cisy Csnvsnson
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EXPORTS OF OYSTERS.

The following shows the au,uti,y Of oysters sippei
o the aforementioned ports from Now York from
,rt obcr ~ 1877 tn April
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EXPORTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE

The following arc thc exports Of buster aud choose
from New York the undermsntioncd ports since the
LIST Of May, 1871 tbcgnning OF tho trade yor,. and
for the week ending April 9. 1875 ~ compared with
same time last year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02
MIscELLkNE GUS.
The Microphore.

a paper lately read before the Royal So
cicty at London announces the invention by
Professor Hughes of this astonishing instru-
ment or apparatus, which opens to our ears
universe of sounds hitherto inaudible-iust
as the microscope revealed world of minute
life aud structure unknown before. Like
Nh. Edison, Prof. Hughes was one day en-
ployiug the telephone for various acoustic
experiments. He wished to investigate the
effect of soporous vibrations upon the cleo
trical behavior of conductors, led to this idea
by the way in which seenium is known to
become electrically affected by light, and
also by the researches OF Sir VIM. Thompson
upon the electrical conduct of strained wires.
The Professor had a stretched wire on lis
telephone circuit, and though he talked and
plucked at it, no effect followed until it
broke. At that moment the telephone ut
tered sort of "shh," which was very curi-
Gus. He placed the broken ends together
under a weight, and obtained again faint
sounds, which were improve when the wires
were connected by iron nails, or a steel watch
chain-the more pieces and more diverse in
substances from the conductor seemingly the
better. Experimenting still further with his
broken circuit, especially in tho direction of
this whisper from science at out 'fmore pieces"
wonderfully augment the power of Transmits
ting sounds; while shot, in a bright condi>
tion, platinum, carbon and mercury also
have good results, particularly the last
Following up this clue, Prof. Hughes hit
upon a plan of suspending fnely-divided
mercury in a stick of charcoal by heating the
latter and pluuging it into quicksilver, where
upon the charcoal becomes iDiltrated with
the mercury in minutest but continuous par
ticles. Inserting "transmtter" of this sort
in his circuit, and absolutely amazing sensi-
tiveness to sound, as we'll as power of con-
veying it with the utmost fidelity, was dis
played by the apparatus. 4 touch Of the
finger on the vibrating plate was conducted
to the speaking end in volume of vibration
like the rustic of forest the sttoking of a
camel's- hair brush on a card was magniGed
into the sound of loud whisper; the beat.
ing of pulse, or the tick of a watch was
found to pass with perfect clearness through
resistance representing a hundred miles of
space; and, when fly happened to walked
over the plate, the tramp ofits feet was most
distinctly caught like that of six-legged
horse troting, and it was, moreover, heard to
trumpet from its raised proboscis like an ell.
ephant in an Indian jungle. Sounds. in fact.
totally inaudible before to human ears were
arrested and reported by this simple and ac-
cidental expedient of interrupting the cleo
trical circuit with a finely divided conducts
ing material. There is almost no doubt that
the perfected microphoue will convey to us
that hidden ripple of the sap rising in grow
ing trees and plants, which Humboldt said
might be continuous melody in the auditory
organs cf earth's smallest creatures.
London Telegraph, Uoy22.
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~TRANsIENT BILLs-CAsH.
Presbyterians.

A correspondent of the New York EcGn,
9elist, writing from Knoxville, Tenn, de,
scribes singular scene in the Southern
Presbyterian Assembly:
'sThe great fact 10 the proceedings Of this
Assembly, marking, believe, the beginning
of new era pregnant with the most impor-
taut results, was the rejection by an over-
whelming majority of very able and elab>
crate paper presented by DIR. Dabney. It
was wrought out with great care and invipcis
BILE logic, aud was presented to the Assembly
on Wednesday, and was ordered to be pre-
seuted, so as TO be placed in the hands of
the members on Thursday morning, and
made the order for that day. The time
came. The Moderator announced that the
hour had arrived for the consideration of tho
paper offered by Dr. Dabney. 1t was near
the close of the afternoon session, but no
member saw fit to pay attention TO the an>
nouncement, aud pretty soon quite hum of
conversation became audible all over tho
house. After few minutes the Moderator
again announced the order of the day. A
moments silence followed, and then the low
voiced hum was again heard all around
The situation was becoming quite awkward
for all parties, and to some quite exciting.
DR.. Dabney, evidently smartiDg under tho
apathy of the Assembly, rose from his seat,
and walking nearly in front of the Modera.
tors chair, said: AS some five minutes have
passed, and no one offers any remarks, now
move its adoption Some member, from
love or pity, seconded tho motion, and ot
once the tall and commanding form of DIR.
Bullock drew every eye in the house, ris>
ing TO his feet he moved to lay upon the ta-
BILE the motion before them. 4 division was
called for, and the paper was laid upon tho
table by the rather decisive vote of sixty. nino
to forty. y.one. That this disposal of the mat
ter was in the highest degree honorable to
the Assembly, and is a matter of congratu-
lation for every Presbyterian communion in
the world, the readers of tho Erdngeiist will
see when l state that tho paper offered by
DIR. Dabney was not only n reatfirmation of
the worst heresies of tho worst days of tho
South, but also contained n carefully con-
structed argument to show that all tho par>
tics to tho lato Pan Presbyterian Council, by
inviting and receiving the representatives of
the Pre byterian Church South. had res
tractcd their coudemuatious of slavery aud
treason, and gracefully conceded tho right
fulncss of the views and action of the South
ern Church in the premises"
Philadelphia Presbyterian.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02
Do Insects Talk 2

Two ants" says Buchner, "when they
are talking together, stand with their heads
opposite each other, working their sensitive
feelers in the hveiest manner, and tapping
each others heads. Numerous examples
prove that they are able in this way to make
mutual communications, and even on certain
definite subjects"
IL have often" says the English natural-
ist, Jesse, ''placed small green caterpillar
in the neighbOrhOod of an ants nest. It is
Immediately seized by an apt, which calls in
the assistance of friend after Intellectual eff
forts to drag the caterpillar into the nest
1t can be clearly seen that the little creatures
hold a conversation by means of their feelers,
and this being ended, they repair together to
the caterpillar in order to draw it into the
nest by their united efforts. Further,
have observed the meeting of ants on the
way to and from the nest. They stop, touch
each other with their feelers, and appesr to
hold a conversation, which have good rea-
son to suppose refers to the best ground for
obtaining food"
Hague writes, in letter to Darwin, that
he one day killed with his finger a number
of ants which came every day from hole IN
the wall TO some plants standing on the
chimney piece. He had tried the effect OF
sweeping them away, but it was of no use 3
and the consequence of the slaughter was
that the ants turned back and tried TO per-
suads their companions who were not yet
aware of their danger 10 turn back also. a
short conversation ensued between the ants,
which, however, did not result in an imme-
diate return, for those which had just Left
the nest first convinced themselves OF the
truth of the report,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02
Arsenic Making.

A man armed with long iron hook pulls
open an iron door, and you gGza with awe
into the Dantesque heart Of huge, fierce
furnace, the white.hot contents slowly turn
ing round, and ever falling in cascades Of
yellow fire. 1t is found that at the works on
Devon sulphur in the pyrites is enough to
keep the furnace, when once heated. a>hurn-
ing without other fuel The product? Hero
it is, white heap OF several tons Of it lying
in an open shed, where everybody passes by.
1t is something like fine flour. One of tho
men dips thumb and fingers loosely into the
white powder, puts n quantity into the palm
of his other hand, and brings it to us to look
at precisely as n miller shows n sample of
-four, smoothing it with his foreGnger. Ono
expects every moment to see him test it with
his tongue child probably would, but tho
miner knows better. All this white heap ia
arsenic all these rows of barrels are filed
with arsenic. More than 1000 tons year
are sent out from this one mine, to be used
mainly in those brilliant modern dyes by
which our women and children can dazzlo
the sunshine at a cheap expense. Are they
safe to wear? My chemistry books do not
plainly soy yes or no. But in one book I
have chanced to open find the following ro-
marks "Arsenious acid, white oxide Of
arsenic, or white arsenic. This substance is
of the highest importance, as being the fre-
quent agent of criminal or accidental poison
ing. There are few substances so
much to be feared, [itJ being almost taste>
less; it can be mixed with articles of food,
and swallowed without discovery, and there
is no practically efficient antidote." This in
nocent- looking white powder, this potent aud
fatal substance, of which your chemist mus.
not sell you a dose without entering your
name and address in a book, of which tbrco
grains weight will kill man, was lying by
one of the ordinary roads of the mine in open
sheds, in henps breast high. l was assured
that no kind of harm ever comes of all this,
save skin eruptious 20 tho work people, and
these rarely, but it gave one a shiVer to SEQ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02
Natural Selection.

Investigators Of natural science have de-
monstrated beyond controversy, that through
out the animal kingdom the Survival of the
fttest" is the only law that vouchsafes thrift
and perpetuity. Does not the same princi-
pal govern the commercial prosperity of
man An inferior cannot supersede su-
perior article. Illustrative of this principle
are the family medicines of r. V. Pierce,
NJ. D., of Buffalo, n. Y. By reason OF su-
perion merit, they have outrivaled all other
medicines. Their sale in the United States
alone exceeds one million dollars per annum =,
while the amount exported fOots up to sew
eral hundred thousand more. No business
could grow to such gigantic proportions and
rest upon any other basis than that of merit.
It is safe to say no medicine ar combination
of medicines yet discovered equalsor can COM
pare with Or. Piercc's Golden Medical Dis
covery for the cures of coughs, colds, and all
pulminary and blood affections. If the bowels
be constipates and liver sluggish, his Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets will give prompt relief !;
while his Favorite Prescription will positive
ly, perfectly. and permanently, cure those
weaknesses and "dragging down" sensations
peculiar to females. In the Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical adviser, an illustrated
work of nearly one thousand pages, the Doc
tor has fully discussed the principles that un-
derlie health and sickness. Price 81 80,
post paid. Adapted to old and young, single
and married. Address r. V. Pierce, NJ D.,
Worlds Dispensary and Invalid's Hotel,
Buffalo, Ny
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TOO LATE.

TOO LATE.
dad we but met IN other days,
Had We but loved IN other ways,
another light ana hope had shone
On your life and my own.
Z .'God knows why this was not to be.
You bloomed from childhood far from me,
The sunshine of the favored place
That knew your youth aud grace.
''And shall watch you, safe and far
As some iass frasstsr eyes a star,
JHeeling beyond his desert sands
To giddder, hammer lands"
John Hay.
woMAN's S1tfl
..Men diving make their wiIIs-but wives
Escape work So sad:
W. Hta,',1 81. ~ ~ -, .,oi.,
Tho gentle danes have hadi"
y. G. Sa=e.
REVENGE.
"Of all our fashions is not RevepCe the one
into which enters with the most zest a deyiIf-
For what is n deyilF being whose sole work
on earth is some revenge on God ,,-Bul,cer.
.T,rcb OF fo-otoiir,s of o,,1 lint tron,b1o