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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-14

It is said that a true lady can always be told
by her boots and her gloves. Be that as IL
may, 1t Is certain that no lady's toilet is COM
plete without shoes Of good quality and perfect
flt. II is not absolutely necessary that they
should be Of the finest material, but they muss
be the best of their kind. with nothing ''shod-
dy" about them. What looks worse than 10
sec fine dress with ill-itting or shabby shoes
or boots, run down at the heels, rubbed out At
tho toes. and minus half their normal quantity
af buttons3
FLOR full dress and carriage wear the Pom
padour' or high French heel is worn, the soles
light and single, with the uppors in the but
toned style. The Hspgood Spanish arch-insteP
boot is one Of sthe most beautiful styles, and
this season introduces novelties in make and
cut. They ft the foot like glove which
means they fit the collective toes, the joints Of
these toes, and the ball Of the foot, setting
snugly under the arch OF the instep, button
neatly over the ankle joint, and support a.
well as protect this useful pedal extremity.
Ladies can wear a full size smaller in this
kind of shoe with ease and comfort, while .
hOmely aud, may be added almost defOrmed,
foot can be made to look handsome In thess
high-instep boots. Hence their popularity.
Slippers are shown in variety of pretty
styles of this make, and the Newport and
Oxford ties are too popular ever to loso
favor. The materials most In vogue for
the walking boots are Indian goat, French
kid and patent leather, all three of which are
used for foxings, while the fncly-wovcn fab
RIGS in use for dresses supply the uppen.
Really, the most beautiful shoe shown this
season is in this style, with silk matelasss
uppers, patent leather vamps, and medium
wclt-sOle, yellow stitched. Indian goat, In
connection with matelasse, makes desirable
boot for ordinary walking, and armure silk or
black satin In combination with French kid,
makes an elegant boot for carriage or the
promenade. Just take the pieces left Of your
costume, whether it be silk satin, velvet or
worsted, to reliable shoemaker, and you arc
sure ola perfect fit by having the boots made
to order. For house wear slippers with many
bars or straps, with the high French heel ~
most In the middle Of the foot, are still in
vogue. These retain favor the longer, As they
make the ugicst foot look pretty, and show
to advantage the elaborate hose now worn,
which match the costume or trimmings in
color. Sometimes succession of bows or
roscttes appear upon these straps, extending
to the ankle. For ball toilets there is nothing,
or ever will he, to take the places of the white
satin or kid slippers. To be sure, they are
made in every conceivable shade and tint 10
match the dress, but white is still the favorite
par eTceiiencc. These arc ornamented with
lace rusettcs, bows of ribbon, jewels. or flowers,
according to the fancy or wealth of the
wearcr
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GREAT
1878

1910 ,rxvsvrv.S ,o,m, 1918
-DoUsi.E TRACK, STf:Eb RAiis i4'r
MfENT h>i
rEBnUARY 4 ISIS
= ner Of sixth and d streets, as f6iiowsi >''
For Pi,tsburs and the West. ieio a m. daily. with
piitsGurs 10 cinsRaat. 81. iSSis. and csIcaso'
top. m. daily with Palace Chr 10 Chicago.
FOR t anandaslE A hS.p roToMaS nAAILR1APP .,
Saa Gs SSh r n daily
daily fI Ssen snna a,A aud watkins I" icio" M
For New York and t6e las, I'm Z, NJ, and oao n m,
press Of puiman pnriap ,,ar. 1's1a n, aaiIy a.
cept sunday "" '"''o' ''''' ''~ ~ w. u''N' eA
FOR sIIo9kyn, New YORK all through trains eonnec.
osIsyy C aye WIN tn Gea,s 81 Il rT1Soslyn ApneN
FOR ess New York and n. East, i'm n s,uy, .,,r0,
Bostony,' WIN sleeping Cars from washington TO
For Philadelphia, Lao H. m. da,Iy c,cept Sunday ann
lS m; SSo and as,, 30 p M daily Limited ES
Accommodated Tor ReitimSre 2S' ssJs m. and 40
For Pope. Cfce kline Ihe sR' Ani 40 D. m daily
For nSnep snsd Xxx. and s.s m md .,,, m souv
except Sunday.
ALLtxANDRiA AND FREDmRI CKsnuIsi RAIL
NM :, Arp n D. ALEXANDRIA, AND WAsillNG
For AIessmdgia; 80 10. u. ~; l. t.oSG.L
For the south, VIA Hichmond, "a a N. daily and
$40 z m. daily except sunday:
slo. 10. II m, 1, 40. Ci0 and p. m.
on sunday at $40 and 10 a M. and e:lQp IN;
commods,ons can 5" rro'rcG a, lie piiicssonoriS
enuc northeast Corner Of skin srcni and PsnasyI
ysnia aysnGe and at The depot where order. can he
hoieis snS ND fesdsmsss Of 0"sss TO destination o
FRANK TH6Ms6a GssS hssFer 1fsnl
TIE t,nEhr S nj, a, ~ y Tit,
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LITTLE PUDDING.-Beat four eggs very
liGht make batter Of two tcacups flour, one
cup of cream, and three cups of milk add
the beaten eggs and spoonful of melted Tut
ter then stir well together. Put 1t in cups
and bake twenty minutes in quick oven.
For TooTIIACHE.-TwO drachms of nitrous
spirit of of ether mixed with five drachms Of
alum reduced to iinpalpablc powder To
be applied to the tooth ON small piece OF raw
cotton.
MUFrISS-To one quart of -four made up at
night with cold water, add one white OF c.H
beaten to froth; lump Of butter the size or
a hen, egg, and a tablespoonful of good Yeast.
Beat the batter until II will not stick TO tho
spoon. Let it rise until morning. and either
drop from spoon upon creased griddlc To
bake or put in muffin rings. The former way
is preferred
LEMON CnNsERvE-Pare the rind of yonr
lemons very thin: put double their weight IN
lOaf.suCar: beat them together in marble
mortar until reduced To- sort Of paste pack
in tumblcrs aud cover with part OF the sugar,
finely powdered.
NAPLES BIsCuIT.--Ono pound of -four, ono
pound OF white sugar, one dozen Csgs, two
glasses of wine, and half nutme- grated
bake in little fiat pans and let the Sc' grad
ualy harden in the oven till quite crisp
PUFF rUDDING.-Thrrc eggs well beaten,
nine tablespoonful n -four. one pint of sweet
milk bake In cups aud serve with sauce.
MOUNTAIN CAKE.--Omo cup of sugar three
eggs Ono-half cup butter half cup OF sweet
milk, a cup and half Of -four, one teaspoon
cream of tartur, half teaspoon soda or baking
powder. Very nice nut cake eau be made
from the same receipt. only not SO much butter
is needed where nuts are used.
NEW WAY OF COOKING OYsrERs.--Take
mashed potatoes, mix quart of oysters with
them, and with knife cut the mass up fine;
add half pound Of powdered crackers, fix Oft
with butter, pepper. and salt, and mpistcn tho
whole with oyster juice. Take little pats Of
this, roll Thin with powdered rrnckcr-crumbs.
and fry till brown in butter When served hot
they are delicious.
OMELETTE SOUFFLH-Ono cup nour, ono
pint milk. one spoonful sugar, small piece OF
butter; scald the milk flour, and butter to-
gether. After the batter is cold stir in tho
yolks of five eggs, and stir in the beaten whites
lust before baking Bake in quick oven.
Eat with butter and sugar or sweetoued cream.
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AUCrIoNEERs.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and sts
WASH b. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY
6olomons 4 Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue
Se,Iiiq Rsi'n Pa avenue and street
j. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave and Tenth St
BAkERl
Felix Discusses, 2Ol2 II street.
CLOTHING
L. S. Justh. 6l0 street
DENTISTS
Dr. C. DeMOntreville. No. i2cO Pennsylvania avenue
DRUGGiSTS.
Sougalin's Temple Drug Store, and Ninth streets
Entwise, Pennsylyania avenue and Twelfth street.
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G. Townsend, ili3 Ninth street northwest
Mrs. :; X Fuller. Art School, 1875 street H. ".
Miss Narrower. 1883 street.
Rosssh .m GiSsge 81 ssar.
Park SEMINARY, S0d Finh street northwest.
Ers M nHsI @s. e"s S s sssen'H and ''ree
School Of Muaic, Tol Eighth sIsel
Musical Conservatory, o. b. BulIard a. Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter. CD L street northwest
HOTELS
Kgss House, cSrnor FnssntR and q street, ''' ave-
Metropolitan, Penna ave. and sixth street
Wormley's, ii and Fifteenth Streets.
Morton House, 81 and va street
HATTERS
u. ii. stlnemetZ, 1857 Pennsylvania avenue.
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, 50 High street,
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eseman BIZ 4 ers cornerScYenth and L streets
A Saks q Co, seventh street.
b. Robinson 4 Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS
Sanders Stayman Penna ave and Twelfth street
PHOTO-ITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo. photographer No 4iS Penn
sylvana avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. II. Warner, 0i6 + street northwest
John sherman, ST. Cloud Building.
Fitch 4 Fox, Frecdman's bank building 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
Mckinney & Co. ~ Ninth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-14

Mrs. G. s. Van Wagner, of St. Louis, is
visiting friends at No. 6l5 II street.
Mrs. T. r. Crttcndcn, wife Of the member
from Missouri, has been very i'll at her resi-
dcncc No. I2l Fourth street, hut is near con-
valcsing.
The Boston Post says that "Il2i grains don't
seem to make Congressman simple" where
upon Richmond journal uhrms that They
take drains" enough TO make it up.
Lieutenant Aulick Palmer brother Of 90 Of
the victims of the Huron disaster has gone to
New York In command of twcnty.four ma
rncs, the guard Of the Portsmouth, which
vessel is preparing to sail for Hayrs with
goods for the French Exposition.
The first of the course of four lectures de-
livered by Dr. Lord last evening at DR.. sum
dellands Church, ON Fourand-a-hslf street.
was splendid rhetorical effort highly appre-
ciated by large and cultivated audience.
The subject was "Mohammed" II the unity Of
Cod The second lecture, to be given in the
same place, upon next Wednesday evening,
March 20 is On Dante or the Rise of Mod
cru Poetry
Piano tuning, 81, by J. p, Lucas, SIS =
street, northwest.
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WOMAN'S CORNER.


Lddie' are inrited 10 contribute Society Rem.
and Short Sketches appropriate 10 this depevi.
mem; Hease address such oompnnioahsrs h
hs Republican Office, care Editor ef Ne Cor,,cr.
Give Love to the Living.
oh friends sweet friends, will any say
When am dead,
And ye stand silent by my silent clay.
And look with dread;
we loved her well. but did not speak aloud
And as she silent lies. here In her shroud,
It's well Our spirits are In anguish bowed"
one said ~ never wore a mourning robe or ven
never have cried out with bitter wall.
i LEFT unsaid
The words that would have made them glad;
give to them Of love the coin had,
And so their memory is sweet not sad"
Sweet friends, be ritiful If ye love well
Fail not to say
The tender words and all the secrets tel
That fond hearts sway:
For It's indeed bitter thing to stand
Above your dead, and hold the frozen hand,
And feel e can no more loves pressure
understand:
Dear friends, the face may silent be and stern,
Without redecmng grace.
But Oh cannot dull human eyes discern
OF that poor heart cries in lis passion.pain
81 love you well, sweet friends, give love
Again,
Or my, Eoor hear. will break undo. ii..'s
Heavy strain"
Hear, then, each poor dumb hearts cry
Through other lips,
Nor wait until Is sealed the watching eye
Watching in vain for loves sweet tender sign,
A drauGht for which tho strongest heart
Doth pine.
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2Y THOMAS BOWLING, huctIonccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING,
WITH MANSARD ROOP-NO. 50 I STREET
NORTIIEAsT, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREETS EAST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated March %, A. D.
1S3, duly recorded In Llber No. II. folio 1851 II ssq
one Of the land records Tor the District OF Columbia
and by virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, February NJ, ISIS
In equily cause No. $40, docket No H. and at the
quest Of the party secured by the said deed OF trust
VIII se al public auction, in front Of the prcmises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, is;s, At four O'clock D. m,
the following described real estate, TO Wit: All that
certain pieco parcel Of ground known and described
rs lot numbered one hundred aud i've Il5) In Il. y.
Gilbert. recorded subdivision Of ,guarc numbered
SIX hundred and seventy five 800 n the cv OF Wash.
inRon. District Of Columbia, tile same having front
Oi,ighte tls) Feet upon the north side OF street
northeast, by depth Of eighty tS) feet improved by
two,story and basement brick dwelling, with man
snrd roof, aud having sill modern Improvements.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash. VI which one hun
cred and my lsl) dOprS must be paid at the time
Of se: the bnlance payable In two Years, with inter
est the eDn nj eight per CENT UNI ner Fnnuin. payable
senIIhnnunIly; the said derrtd payments 10 be So
cured by deed Of trust upon tile property scld II the
terms Uf sale not complied with In six days amer
saie the trustee reserves nv right 10 rescll the prop
city at the risk and cost ~ the driaung purchaser
fs2-SH GLENN W. COOPER, 1Tudef.
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lily virtue OF a judgment OF condemnation md neri
ihciS issued Iut OF the Clerks Office or the supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, and to me directed
viii sell nj public sale, fOr cash, ~ DUwlugs aUc
enth street northwest on SATURDAY, tho 18Th dIy
March. isIs at ten Ocluck M, NIL tho right, III
claim, and Interest Of the drSbdlnts In and 10 the
following h.~cribtd nroperty. to VIII One piano.
Selzei and levied ns the property If the de!cnniiS
Gorge W. liumphrCysnnd Elizabeth A. Humphrey,
10 satisfy execution No. 1858. nj law. In favor OF AL
bert Gleason. FREDk. DOUGLASS,
u. - Marshal.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioncer.
marS1is
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lower.
subTrcasury balances Gold. tioo tod 0sas crren-
cy.s,osss7 The Sub Treasurer paid out on account
OF interest $4,000, and for bonds Sz7sToo Customs
receipts. s2si.O0c
H. d. Cooke, IT., Co., No. I'D street northwest,
furnish the following prices Of State bonds Govern
ment bonds gold, and active stocks, telegraphed 10
them from the New York stock Exchansei
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COMMERCIAL.


GyonaETowS. March H. 1878,
Whent-There were arrivals Of grain reported
toIay put the tendency or the market for wheat Is
raiher nrmer Than II has been for some days
Corn Is quiet at unchanged prices
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AUCTION sALEs-rO.DAY.
JOHN SHERMAN. AuStI9nosg. -,

. II
TRCsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON BOUNDARY STREET, NEAR NINTH.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated February II, A.
ID 1879, duly recorded In Liber No sii foio e one OF
the land records for the District " Columbia and
the request OF the party secured thereby, will sell
A. public auction In mont OF the premises on TUES
DAY March T. is7s nj fouro'e clock p. M. the follow
ingoescribed real estete situate In the city ofwash.
ington, d. G., to viii Lot numbered one hundred aud
ninety-eght (lSl In Prathers recorded subdivision OF
his part OF Mount Pleasant fronting Ninth street
west extended twenty C1) Feet and running west to
Boundary street, and fronting said boundary
street twenty one and ninety seven hundredtbs (s.
feet and containing LIS square feet OF ground,
O. les being the same property conveyed TO the said
sprlggs by A. T. Richards et. A., by deed dated Au
gut ", 1874 and duly recorded In Liber No. 49, folio
20 q stq, one Of the land records for Washington
County IN the District OF Columbia together with the
improvements thereon, consisting Of two-story
frame house.
Terms OF sale One-fourth cash. balance In a. H. and
Bmonths with interest at seven per cent per annum
until paid nom day Of sale. secured by deed Ct trust
upon Tho property sold. deposit OF ti0o nj time OF
sale ~ the terms not complied with within five
days the trustees reserve the right to resell at risk
and cost OF defsultnx purchaser, amer Ave days nd
Vertisihg. All conveyancnR at purchasers cost.
TH nc II n MYbE. Trustees.
febc1eoSds w NJ. SMITH, salesman.
The above sale Is postponed to MARCH Is, at same
hour and place -
marl,wsra i i9sj r sf n2Sr. thrust. .
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


.- NEW YORK March 10. ISIS
Money easy at g. Exchange firm and active; long.
ISL short, A. Gold strong at ioi Rates for carrying
ttoa Government bonds active and strong at the
following quotations,
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GALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
- RESIDFNCE At CoL!.EGE STATION. On
ID


- RESIDENCE At COLIEGE STATION. on
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
by yirine OF mortgage bearing date on the 2 "
day Of March. 4. d. iSIs and recorded IN lbrr ". ~
for Prince Georges County, Nd. and by virtue OF an
assignment of the said mortgage 10 me dated the :Wh
day ui March, A. u. ls!s record ID In lther H. X No.
Georges County, Nd. will sell al Tunlc auction on
tie premises, near College station, MD, on April
ISIS at 10 O'Clock a. the following described real
cstnte, to wit:
Ali that tract part Of tract or parcel Of nd si'.
uaied, lying and being In Prince Geurges County.
Nd being part of that portion Of the rad estate OF
the late Charles H. Calvert which NIL ttC to fn.
gene :. Calvert by commissioner Hnponei by NE
Circuit Court for fr.nc- Georges Coun y, sitting ~
Court of Equity to Icy OIL the widows dover and
make iSO OF the real estate of The sad Charles
H. Calvert among his devlsees and heirs law, OF
and described the plat and return ~ the Aforesaid
commissioners MS lot No thereof and beginning '1r
the same at a stake on the east side Oi tie railroad,
distant sxtyihree frs from tie centre o said rail
gtees east fny-pne perrieT then sDuth twelve de-
gr"es my mnGt'-. west twenty-five aud slNty-siN
one OF perch To the division lin" b.twcen
lots Nos . aud g. and with said line north ghiyiwo
degrees aud twenty minutes, west Nny-iwO ana sew
entr-Plgt GnIe-hunircdths OF q pcrch iEen north
tWentlOIIc dpgr cs and iOtty-siN minutes east my
three md ANY ouC-hundredths of prTSh To tue be-
snm 4, aud Containing twelve acres OF land more or
Less
This ITopcriy ~ improved by beautiful and de-
sirablc Two story house. well suited Tor country resi-
dcnCCt ALL snlel e. hOSe sunLl Tnr small inni-
ily The prop rty Is lOcHted cOnYt ent 10 the raj
Washington CitV.
Terms: so o and expenses OF sale ~ cash bal.
ance IN one, two anu three years; for whlch ~ teH OF
tho purchaser wi he taken. bearing intcrest nj SIX
per cent from dhy of sale, and secured by mortgage
on tie property sold. NV. CirCkEkING,
- Beneficiary under mortgage
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TRAvELERs GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL r. R. TICKET OFFICE.
exchanged or sold nj n reducton or on Il noIIsAn
upon any other office or depot In this city.
mki2iy. oa Pennsyivaria avenue. Shoe store.
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II II. WARMER. Real Estatn,A mctioneer,
De No. OIR + street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL TWO-STORY
WOOD DWELLlNH-HuuSE,I IN BLOCK 5sl, SIT
HALF ANDTIiIHD STREETS SpurHWEsr.
by virtue OF deed Oi trust dated the lst day of Au
gust A. ID. 1875. aud duly recorded In liber No 63B
iollo 2Sl Of the land records tor the District OF
Columbia, On the sh day of August, a. d. lS6 ht the
request OF the party secured thereby, VIII sell nt
public auction In front ofthu premises on the 10Th day
OF March ISIS ut five O'Clock In tie afternoon OF that
day all that piece parcel of land with the improve
ments thereon, situated lying and being IN the city
OF Washington. In the Wurirt VI Columbia, known
aud described follows, tLwit: AZ part OF lot num-
Der 81 IN square numbered 81, commencing for the
snne ut point nine (D feet seven inches north from
the southwest Of said lots thence North ihurieen
90 feet and inches; thence east nrtyhye 40 feet
thence south fourteen 40 feet and five ~ Inches
thence west foriyve 10 feet To puca of beginning.
Terms of Sle-The whole amount IN cash secured
by deed OF trust day ofsale $50 with interest from
August |, ls77, At ten per cent,
WFMSds ]. I. COLwEt4L, salesman.
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DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses of WASH
ington.
The folo,rng Is published for The benefit Of Trap-
cling Sdlesmsm, Strangers, and the public ge,ier-
dHy-it includes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 al i0ho iate.d
traisdctiIg business in Washington.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

90 . STREET SOUTHEAST.--DELIG
OO rooms for rent; pass the door. moot
POOMS FOR RENT AT llO2 | STREET
IL northwest; large, pleasant, and connecting
cheap; with or without board. Two lines OF street
cars pass the house. fe27-tf
1900 sTREET.-HANDsoMEL FUR
dOA- nished Rooms, with hrst.class table
900 q STREET NORTHWESTERN RENT,
QUO pleasant south front rooms, with board
either transient or permanent also tableboard
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CARRIAGES.
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

WIN II. MAIN 4 CO.. REAL ESTATE AND
w Claim Agents, I2S Pennsylvania avenue north.
west. city and country property for sale exchange
Houses lots and farms In all parts OF the city and
country on easy terms. Loans negotiated, houses
rented and rents collected aud returns made prompt.
~. Large tracts OF southern land TO exchange for
Northern property. Collections Ofau claims promptly
attended.
Sale OF land specially. deli ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-14

I AMBLER SMITH,
cs AttoTney.at law,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
Special attento on given TO claims against tie Gov.
eminent octl7.ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-14

TO THE H6R hHai Wfsf. AN N2U sI6GUrHwnsr
sPLENDfD sCENERS, MhGNi 'i zen Eour
60, MENT
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28
AN ANGEL UNAwAgEs.

Chester Evening News says: A lew days
sgV couple VI ,vuag bluvds entered tic
shuking car VI = 4. ". Il u. *. X. train.
.nJ tiled " turn vi,c Vi The seats buius.
citing down. Tho sea: xas locked. bu.
the Dlvvds didu't mud that, and que u
tncal ,vOk va, Ms knltc to pick The IeSk.
" nile he VAS a work ~ elderly gentle
mali, seated leaInd The blooIs quietly rc-
ualava that ln.y uaghi not to do that. 4
That's all ilsh,, old man, returned
the oluod, we snow asas wu'rs about. -
Just keep ,vur clothes oIl.
'Dval ,Ou knvS ,hat ,vu are liable 10
prosecution iUr iast continued ihe old
gentleman tut.aiy Ill = the same ~ bur-
el'r.y III the eyes u the law. II tou wa1t
the seat iarnu ana the conductor aud lie
al. eVit ior Jou s.. >*
lou taik ~ thongh you knew u gocJ
dca sA.d olls oi tue biuvds. looking up
wiIh . sarcastic SIN 10. 'ilos lons nasc
iou pyeI 10 The iail Rad bn.luts.!
ABOUT twrH., i've yeats. rsturucd the
old gsn,IeniaD gsntt,.
Tue Iiouu lvvAsa just . little bit surpri..
III ~ be sskeu. '.ind pray. wliat pus.t,cu
10 ,eu ho,d.'
= an president uf the road. returned
VIZ. iiinsAlsJ 'snd II yvu diso6ry sny
luIt.,rr lulss u the road shall call upuu
tne vttictts of The tv.d 10 altesi YOU
Tho young blocds ,o.k tuorsaf sar white
the passengers smihd