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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

THERE are again pretty fair indicN-
tious Of general European war. En-
gland has stated, through one OF hel
representatives., that Russia will not g
permitted to occupy Constantinople ,
and in the meantime the Russian armiN 3
are marching on. But England will o.
course take another view OF the matt,
when it is clear that Russia will ply II,
attention to her bravado.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

Parties going 10 Florida Will of course
visit ST. Augustine, the Iavorite health
resort in the State. The ST. Augustine
Hotel is one OF the largest ami best III
he South, and affords unsurpassed ac-
rrmmOdatIOns.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

There is, says the Des Moines Gowa)
Leader, at the Given House strange case
to a physician and metaphysician, Mrs.
Shadle of Guthrie county, on her way in
charge of her husband to the insane asylum
at Mt. Pleasant Last March, the lady be-
came suddenly crazy and quite violent, and
continued SO until the 18th of June, wher
she passed into q comatose state and has
been apparently sleeping ever since. She
has awoke but once during the whole period
last October, when she revived enough tt
converse, but not coherently, and the nex
day went to sleep again and has not since
awoke. She is fed by forcing her mouth
open, to which she makes no resistance, ant
shows no relish for the food; her breathing
is regular, but quicker than it would be IL
her normal condition of health. 1t is hope
that careful treatment by the scientific gen
tlemen at Mt. Pleasant may resuscitate he
aud eventually cure her.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24
FANCY GOODS.

DEFORE TAKING ANNUAL lNNENTO- J.
kY, BARGAINS can be had in tho following
French Chins Dinner SETS, H7peces, So; Dec
grated China Fca Sets, IS pieces, SIS; Deco
rated Chamber Sets, with slop Jar, $S; without
Jar, 81 Rogers best Silver Plated Table
Knives, So 50 per dozen; Tea Klives s.. Par
or Coal Vases, Fire Sets, Coal Buckets, &C.,
&c, at very low prices.
TECEI & HUNTINGTON,
1l9 MAIN STREET.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

HAPPY tidngs 1or nervous sufferers, and
those who have been doscd, drugged, and
uuacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts cf-
lectually cure premature debility, weakness,
and decay, Book and Journal, with lnforma-
ton worth thousands, mailed free Address
PUl.VERMACuEK GALVANIC co., Gin
Ciunatl, OhO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

The Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, :,
Pa, by It's judici0us reduction of rates,
Will maintain its famous reputation as a
model trst-ciass house, alive 10 the de-
mands of the time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON endorses
w. L. Chandler's letter 10 the New
Hampshire Republicans. This is the
climax OF backsets 10 ChandleI's Sona-
torial aspirations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

WANTED-An industrious man OF
steady habits for the position of Police
Commissioner OF Cincinnati. Apply to
Gov. Bishop.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

ALFONSO low has wife to help him
hold the Spanish nation level. Tvs
contract equal to the energies OF two.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

THE Exposition Board Is pushing
things energetically for our Exposition
TINS fall.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

GOV BISHOP has booked 81. Hoffman
for Chief OF Police, and is looking for a
Comm issloner to carry the matter out.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

THEY save Loge good boost, and his
confirmation now ought to be unanl-
m us.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

Stop couguimg AT once Uy tne immedl'
ate use ol Dr. BuPs Cough syrup; 25t
II. oil 10
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24
WHITEWATER VALLEY.


IheS:3} A L. ana 10 Pm. trains connection
yellow Springs and SprlnGileld. lhe Lhurch
IIain leaves LoVeland sundays at t9:V3 4 NJ,
and returning, leaves Cincinnati at l:o5 ?. N.
cLEvELAND, MT. VERSION AND CoLUhBus.
Depot Front ana lugour, City time.
Cleveland EX ..... ........, S:33AM 7:JlPM
CINCINNATI AND Musg!SGUN VALLEY.
Depot, Front and kiIgour, City time.
GAINESVILLE Ex x..........., 1913 An &:03PM
Washin 5Lon AC AC............ Aus N lJ:lS n
CINCINNATI l. Eastern - BATAVIA NARROW
GAUGE.
Depot Front and Knggur City time,
Winchester Ac.........,.,. 7:2}AG 7'0srM
Winchester Ex............. 4:O3PM 9:S3AM
KENTUCKY CENTRAL
Depot Eighth aud Washington, Covlngton.
City Time.
Lexington Ex.............. 7:I5AN 6:2DrM
Lexington Ex............., l:3OPk l2,O0A
MavsVile EX..,,,.....,... i:5l -.ouh
Falmouth Ac...........,., 80 p WV
| Morning View Ac ........ 300 rH 7:b5 II
Lexington Mixed ,......... S:OjPM i2) A
CHEsArEAKE ONO.
| Boat, foot OF Broadway, to Huntington. Ctr
time.
| Richmond EX...,.,......,..4;uoP P 6Vo
COLLEGE ulLL NAKRow-GAUGE RAILWAY.
| Depot. Sixth and Hoally. City time.
College Hin Ac.............5:53 :53An s;33AM
| Col eye HIN Ac.... ....... e;53AA 93S An
| College Iilll Mt llcaltny 6J3A TEAM
| college Hin X Mt. ii eaithy 2:23 Pm G3s An
| College Hun " Mt. Healthy 4:O3 Pm lHarM
Cole ge Hill " Mt Healthy h;5S Pm 3;55Fa NJ
| Collepo Hin Ac....' G:lS Pm T;G3PA
| CINCINNATI 4 PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
Depot. K.lgour and Front. City time.
lKyles Ac,............,,,,..4 4:O3PM s33 N
fCINCINNATI wEsTwooD tNARRow-dAU0D
| Daily exuept Sunday. City time.
| Leave g., II. II u. Depot, SAB AN, 1858 ",
l2:23P NJ, 6:lSPA.
| Leave Brighton Station. 6:2S A N, 1853 AN,
II ;23 NJ, 2:;lS p NJ. 5;g3P NJ. 6:33PA.
Leave KoDJ;s lWusJwOoD, j:IS A N. 7VS
AN, S:23 A N, II; Us ii, 3:.3PM, j:jS Pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave BrgnUOn station. .: 0PM, ll;OS Il,
. 23SP N, 2:3S p NJ. 6:23 PM.
cave RObb's tWestw 'od), 1858 An, lG2t A
I'M, 1873 N,2:Q3 P M, 5;2G T VI.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

BAI4IIMOKE UTTD1 VIZ FAHNI'soDUNV'
Depot. Pearl and Plam. CIty time.
Washington TX. dtiiy. g:u,AM G:43P y
,,alLlulDre ES uaIiv iv. y:SrM G.25 A u
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24
THE STAR,

ESQ Walnut street. Cincinnati, q.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24
cINcINNArG HAMILTON &DA1ToN.

On Sunday the Hamilton Accommodation will
leave AT 9:j3 A NJ, and arrive at 1888 P NJ.
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND CHICAGO.
Depot. Fifth and Hoadly. City time
Chicago Ex............... 7:23AM 9:3PI
Rchmopu Ac.............. 2:25PM l:lJP
Cmcago EX. daily. y......... G;63P S:4" a N
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON INDIANAPOLIS.
Depot Fifth and Iloadly. City time
indianapolis MaiI..,.... 7:23 AN 9:i3p
Indianapolis Ac............ 4i13 M llJ II
BEE LINE DAYTON SHORT LINE ROUTE, c., c., c.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14
She Does What She Can.
from the New York suu.]

CHEEKY and jolly, she climbed the
stairs to the Sun office Yesterday as
usual, her basket laden with rosy
apples, juicy pears and purple
grapes. She had a merry word for
each of her many customers, and a
"God bless ye" for all who spoke
kindly. "You must be tired,
aunty," said a reporter. ''Is it
tired l amp? she said. "Faith, an
am that. I've been clanin'
windys all the mornin, an this
baskit's not loight."
"You must be getting rich. 1 dare
say you've more money in the
savings bank than any of u.s."
"Well, now, how do you think I'd
he after gettin' it, when | haven't a
livin' soul to arm a cint fur me?"
"But you haven't any one to sup.
portf"
Haven't I, thin? Lndade, but
have. There's me mother-in-law,
that's been in wan bid for thray
years, for she's paralyzed; an me
husbands been sick since thray
months before last Maya an me
son hasn't had wurrucksfor three
months, an me takin' care of his
childer; am thin l have an orphan
gurrel that 1 takes care of. No one
to support,is It? / think so. But
don't grumble," she said, with q
bright smile on her cheerful face.
"Glory be to God, I've got strong
arums, an so long as there's plenty
to do an plenty of customers,
can't find fault"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14

The Jews free school in Bell lane
Spitallields, London, is believed tc
be the largest school in England
The average daily attendance last
year was 1,24S boys and $50 girls.
The Government Inspector speaks
very highly of its efficiency, and
advises all interested in education
to visit it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14

p. s.-DR. MINTIE can be ited
Ing Office hours from 9 <. 4. 10 Y. T.
daily, and from 8 TO In the evening.
sundays 10 A. n. to l r. y. CouBult4tfon
FREE. Thorough examination and I'd.
with everv package OF medicine. ivltti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14

$1200 u ;;';!: !;' ]; 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14
'oming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
{San )and Santa Barbara; also,
on down trip, at Ananeim Landing FOR
freight only.
eB- Passengers for San Francis % take
the train Tor Wilmlngton that leaves
Los Angeles at 3o'clock T. NJ, Los Ange-
les time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14

Mr.. Crossley of Halifax, in Eng
land, has succeeded in hearing the
tramping of fly from distance
twice as great as that between
Bradford and Halifax-that is, over
some twenty miles of telegraph
wire.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14
LOS ANGELES. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IA. 1878
NIoneasI Nensencra

MADRID. Nov. 13.-The sentence
OF death has been communicated TO
Moncasi in prison to-day. He
shows great composure and has not
yet appealed from the sentence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14
INSURANCE NOTICE.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Get. 80, 1871.
For the more convenient transaction OF
business the PACIFIC MUTUAL IN.
SUR,NCE co. of California has estab-
lished SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT,
under the management of the under
signed, with headquarters at Los Ange-
les. Until further time, when duo notice
will be given, no other agent Is author
ized to do any business whatever for
this company in this department All
able at my office only.
w. e. MORFORD,
o3lu Manager Southern Dept.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14
Los Angeles, Yuma, San Diego and
Wilmington Divisions.
important Change Of Time
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

On and AFTER Monday, Dec. .17th ,lS77, and
until further uuticc, trains VIII run every
day as lulioH-:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14
A YELLOW FEVER HERO.

Dr.. B ackburn Leading Candidate for Go,
ernor Of Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

At NV ENGLAND HOTEL 20 B0WERY 1U1
n Rooms; lodgings. 3oc.. 4oc., 500 weekly 81 TO 81
nLD Reliable MERCHANTS HOTEL. CORTIAK DI
O In kept the strsightfo ward principle th NJ
It has maintained for the past 50 years ~ so day
dinner uckets, 81 per do,
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

4 PRIvArn FAMILY RESIDING on THE HILL
n pleasantly tuated, convenient to ferries having
resms than they require woald OF
two respectable gentlemen with good Board nome
lyn Post o6ce-
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
COUNTRY HOARD.

pARK HOUSE, PBAISFfsLD. & j., Fifty MIS-.
i from city.-Great reduction La price Of cl
botel Boara tor fAl sud wintax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A petition 10 bankruptcy has been died against
Susan G. Currie by Ave creditors whose claims are ss
Iows:Emily Suaiton, S., 90S 63; James T. Kinne,
81 900; Annie Rchi S30S co.. James stratton 81 900;
Flthian Clark, $780, The petition alleges that she
transferred hcr property consisting Of twenty
lots buildings and other real estate, at Nyack, TO
Marion shotwoli; that the properly was unlawiuly
conveyed with intent TO doiay ana hinder her cred
itors from collecting their claims and that she still
controls the property.
Composition proceedings have been commenced bo-
fore Register Dwight, ~ the firm OF hoseley q
Moody, manufacturers Of paper collars at NO. - How
ara street. They propose TO settle with their creditors
at fifteen the dollar In notes without interest,"
NJ three and SIX months, ON liabilities amounting TO
$50, sos 81. Roglster Dwight has called meeting VI
. the creditors to be hcld on February rs.
Tue creditors oil John W. Smith, builder, met yes
terday al the Office Of Register Litlc and elected
Lyman n. Jones assignee IN bankruptcy. Four
ella ms Tor small amounts were proved.
Fourteen creditors OF William o. Kinney, dealer In
fancy goods, corner Of Broadway and Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
A LESSON FOR PARENTS.
BoY WHOSE MORAL ENLIGHTENMENT HAS
BEEN NEGLECTED COMMITS SUICIDE IN

A BOY WHOSE MORAL ENLIGHTENMENT HAS
BEEN NEGLECTED COMMITS SUICIDE IN
HORRIBLE MANNEg-A TOUCHING LETTER.
From the Janesviile (wis) Gazette, Feb 81
Mr. Charles Boyes, very worthy citzen, has lived
alone with his only son. Elmer Tor years at their
home at Turlleville, Mrs. Boyles having died when
her five years OF age. Monday, February 4,
AIR. Boyles went to Beloit TO spend few days with
his brother, who resides there On that day The son
attended school as usual AT night he went home,
and appears TO have become insane, caused by youth
ui indiscretio n, and while alone cut his body with
knife 50 That he bcd terribly all over the house,
his iathcr leaving The same on tue table Tor b IN
when he arrived at home, and then took revolver,
went about ten rods from the house TO an old build
ing, crawied unuer the same ana then put a outlet
through his neart causing instant death. Wednesday
morning Mr. James Clciland and Mt jackson went 10
the old building 10 examine the sills, intending 10
move IT, aud ihey then found The BODY rigid in death.
Tho following IS the full text oi the letter lett by
the young mani
IL 1t ~ DC worse Tor Your feelings a and have
wished for death often, very often, hail
with pleasure Tor myself George - has been the
ot my Father. DO nina IA death, forgive
Please Try TO ind my JboJy Tor III for
eyes rest up0ns wish my place oil death
tomb Tue strange appearance OF the house is all my
work. Forgive and forget your unworthy son My last
moments AR calm. Your will
M ans Of taking my beaty lie. Dear father have
very kind 10 and do not wish grieve
mother lived this would have been cthsrwise From
An unworthy son. tJsMEk y. Buy LES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
ANTI.TAMAIANY COMMITTEE.

The committee appointed at the meeting OF the
anti rammany faction, at tho Hoffman House, last
week, to prepare address 20 the people and plans
Tor the organization OF local democratic party 10
opposition to Tamnany Hall, held protrscted meet
ing yesterday afternoon In tho Office oi John b. Has
kin. The meeting was hot pubic. but u was learned
that they were engaged IN plan to suggest re-
which all saiariod officers city Institutions should
bot reduced AT certain per cent, the heaviest per-
centage OF reduction to all those officers In
stitutons which now receive the largest amounts
IRON the city treasury. The plan Ii not yet com
peted, but IT ~ expected that lie committee Will
hnsh their labors on next Saturday, TO which Gay
they have adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
THE SILK TARIFF.

The silk manufacturers ike other people, feel that
thoy have tariff grievances that should be rsdressed
ana hence large NUMBER including representations
of the firms Of A. A. Low, William Smith Il Son,
Nonoluck SILK Company. Bedding Brothers Il Co., A.
B. Strange; Seavcy, Foster & Bowman J. N.
stearns, sllbcrman & Co., Leonard Silk Company,
Milton Co, J. +. Walker, Cutler Co., Richardson
Il Son Oneida Silk Company. Oneida Community; p.
J. Bapean, Sameo Takaki, vice consult u. Iurkire,
OF Japan; >. J. Booth Co.. Sangwort Silk Company.
met yesterday ut the Chamber oil Commerce IN secret
session.
Alter the Chairman, William II. Fogg, Thad
planned the object oil the conference to be TO memoir
alize Congress against levyng duy oil ten per cent
slI the follow ing resolutions were adoped:-
Resolved That tho undersigned silk importers deal
uiacturers and others interested in the silk trado
industry oil this country here present, regard with
serious concern aud earnestly protest against the proposed
imposition OF duty upon all silks, cocoons aud silk
waste forth In the scheme tarn, he
states House oil Representative, and therefore
ask that such proposed duty be removed from
the Tariff bill to be submitted for the approval VI
and
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be forw ardcd
immed isteiy to the Committee OF Ways and Means
committee Of three. N. Stearns Seth Low and
D. ODonohue--were appointed 10 present the resolu-
lions TO the Committee on Ways and Means at WASH
ington. The question Of giving shorter credit Tor the
future In TIE silk trade referred 10 special COM
mittec Messrs. w. II. Fogg, john N. Stearns, J. ID.
Cutler, william Ryc, Ira DmmocK ana g. W. q.
Learey spoke on the subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14

Notice oil funeral In Fridays paper.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SPRiXGEK-OD February IL at midnight our boa
loved mother, BssLA SPRINGER In the 10Th year Of hsp
age.
Relatives and friends also members of Congregation
Ahawath Cnesed; Washington Lodge, No. 10, l. .. B.
Is. STANDARD Lodgc, No. 80, l. q. +, s. y. l.. Empire
state Lodga, No 400, o. o. F.; Bathjah Lodge, No.
TO- and Jaoi Lodge, No. O. U. o. T. s., respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from the resden OF
Friday, the 10Th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Please omit
flowers
TAYLOR On Monday evening, February IL, OF
pneumonia, ROBERT LENNON TAYLOR IN the SD year
OF his age.
The funeral services will be held at the Scotch Press
byteran church, l4th ST.. between 9th and 9th avs
this Thursday morniDg, at quarter 10 Ten O'CLOCK.
II IS requested that no flowers be sent
IAyLok--On Wednesday, February ~, WILLIAM T.
TAYLOR, only son OF Mary aud John Taylor, at tina
residence OF his parents, 2S4 Mott ST., aged year,
months aud days
Wrap the cold white shoot around him.
Fold b s arms across his BREAST
Lay hun gently Ia ms COLIN,
Our dear little Willie has gone TO rest
Relatives ana iriends OF tho iamy are respectfully
inved attend the tunera from his late Residence.
o Friday, February Id, at one r. NJ
TIEBoUr- Brooklyn. on "Wednesday morning.
18Th lns'., SARAH r., widow OF wlVa fisbout In the
SD year Of her age.
Notice oil funeral hereafter
\ALkNrxE.-At Sparkiil, N. Y, BREWSTER VALEy-
TINE, III the list year OF MS age
Funeral services ut his late residence. Friday
February 10. at nal past eleven A. NJ Trains leave
FOOT OF Chambers 81. $3.50 aud 9:45 A. NJ. Interment
ut Greenwood, saturday.
WufTEnoRSB Suddenly, or Monday. February IL.
ALFRED N. WnirkHoRSE, aged ~ years.
me funeral will taKo p ace FROM his ato residence
1877 Rycrson ST., Brooklyn, on THURSDAY aterno al
TWO O'Clock Friends and family invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14

have filed petition TO have him adjudicated an IN
voluntary bankrupt, alleging that no assigned MS
property to defeat delay The operations OIL the
Bankrupt act The CLAIMS Of tho peioning creditors
amount 10 81, 500, OF which the following are Inc
lareest:-Hecht Brothers. $2,279 IS; julius kayscr
SSe5S 20; B. A. Dryer $l.754 20; D. = BE Beas co.
S24s6 %; wimerdlng. Hogust d Co Sl7So ~;
McCarty 4 hasburs, 81, 0S9 01; Person. Hartman
Co., 900 OIL; Latner Kridel, sll92 81; A. f.
Waiiscb. 1878 40
at u meeting OF the creditors OF oliver o. Branch.
who formerly kept an eating saloon corner OF Park
row and Ann street, held at the Office OF Register
itch, nine CLAIMS were proved, aagregating about
Nelson. 81. COS IL, una stephen D. Barnes, ST. sl4 49,
Gilbert Holmes Crawford elected ussgneo IN bank
rupcy.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
Peter A. Hardy, tnware man acturer at No. 50 Ann
street, by Henry A. Topham and Jesse h. Clifford the
claim OF the former amounts TO $780, and that Of the
latter, 81. 000
The creditors Of James Croughweli, dealer in dry
goods at No. 2241 Third avenue, met at tho office Of
Register Dwight Thirteen claims aggregatiDg 50 900
proved, OF whcn the largest were those oil II. H.
Claim Co, 81, 953 6S; Evaps Peake Co.. $1l9 81,
and Francis r. Brady, $547 Al. Arthur j. Conway
was elected assignee IN bankruptcy.
Al meeting OF the creditors OF the Valentine But
Ter Safe and Lock Company, held yesterday at the
Office oil Register Little, dividend oil Jour and one
hall per cent declared.
The following assignmeuts were filed IN the County
Clerks Office :-Charles Koehler 10 John johnson,
Herman Lesser Max Bowski and Patrick h.
Keenan, and Thomas W. Rozengran TO Henry II. State
bury.
There was also filed in the Court of Common Pleas
the assignment, with schedule annexed, OF Samuel
The liabilities are stated at So 100 49, and assets at
81 Sal 9S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
A wRETCHED HUSBAND.

HER WORD IS LAW AND HER NAME IS
MoTHER-IN-LAw-PuLL HARD AGAINST
THE STREAM.
Tho clerks were closing their record books and
slowing away papers the Judge leaning back
10 his char looking at the aptcs Of winter fly when
a nicely dressed, bright looking young man came hur
riedy into the Jefferson Market Court yesterday and
approached the desk.
Judge" he SAID, and his breath came thick and
fast, 'I'm married man and good tradcsmau, but
dreadiuily unhappy. l declare that, had ! known
what was 10 be, never should have welded"
40. ten the case with married men," remarked the
magistrate.
81 earn little. enough for and my vile to live
comfortably upon. We have, until to-day, boarded
with mother; but couldn't stand II day longer.
My mother-in.law ruled over No. 462 Sixth avenue
with an iron hand. She owned the house but paid
good board and did most OF the furnishing My wife
took her mothers part and would not obey Whom
said thing 1t was all right and we'll II mothern-
law wasn't around"
'.rhen you nave had too much motner-in.lawYn
'Judge, engaged nice little place Ia Brooklyn,
and moving there, when my WHO said could
go alone, and my mother n-law declared should 20
SIKH avenue with two trunks on It, ana my wife aud
the rest Of our goods are Ia the house and can't De got
out H."
''Are the goods yours2"
eyes, Judge; ali paid for out OF my own pocket and
many Others too, that shall leave behind. Can not
get tacmY
s'Yes; 20 there and demand them. Should you be
refused, take them even IN spite OF moiher-n law. :"
.But they'll get Il warrant for my arrest
''Oh, never mind that, Mr.. -. By the way,
what IS your name"
s'LawrenceP. Condon."
'ME Condor, no warrant will be obtained here, pro-
vided your goods are detained ana you wish 70 got
them.p
"But my wifel Judge, what am to do thcre ?"
''Speak kindly TO her. Tell her you love her more
than her mother does; that you love her TOO much
TO see another exacting more from her than you re-
ceive That your lie IN Brooklyn Will be brighter aud
happier by lar than when dwelling the avenue with
your motner-in-law.1
al have tried 10 win her TO mo, but my efforts In
vain. l have spoken the kipdcst oil words, but she
clings to her mothers side. have asserted my rights
but the have csspod hands wagod AZ ainst
me-" =.
But speak to her like Claude Nelnotte. In The Lady
OF Lyons. did 10 Pauline. You not painted that
Brooklyn Lake Of Como bright enough"
al would speak Ike Claude but have not his
power OF inspiration. l have tried my best do
believe nothing can win my wife from the stand she
has taken; not wealth nor love nor commands; no,
hardly my dying request"
81 am sorry Tor you, Mr. Condor, and you navo my
deepest sympathy. Go try once more. summon up
courage ana do your best Your love will triumph"
''Not over this mother-n-aw OF NINE You do not
know the Influence sue possesses"
With these words on his lips and hearty sigh he
leit the court room.