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AMENDMENTS.


Mondolssohns orat0riu, st Paul was
rclrarscI at stcinway Han ycstrrdny aftcr-
noon. and will be- performed there this evening
by tho OrdtOr.o SOCIETY under DR.. Damrusc.s
direction
Tho rehearsal was perhaps hardly "a fair
criterion of what the concert viii be-. bee atlse
many u tho male members were ncco ssarily
kept away by imperative husinrss engage
mcn,s, and the chorus YVES ly no mcnus so
strons in numbers IA ii is likcly 10 b. to
niaht. II ia also a fact that tho
absence Of certain leading voices in u chorus
seems to unsctte and unnerve tho rest Wo
hope. Therefore. 20 hear not only fuller and
firmcr BODY Of tono 20 might but also great r
certainty and pronptDo 90 Of attack. and moro
careful playing on tho pnrt Of the orch -
ira. especially in the violontclIos which
wero several times OF fault Tho rehcar-
sal however. made il certain tht the work
will be present. Il In a thoroughly creditable
wav
This oratorio IL 40 seldom performed and Il
so rru.ctn with beauty tliat il Is always an Oeca-
sion Of interest when u Is given. Y Lacks that
dramatic element which In the Elijah 50
firmly holds the popular att nt.on from tho be-
ginning ~ tho end of te orutorio II las mot the
conflict and alienation ofhum1n passions or the
pntlos oi th.t gr at work. And vet Mrndrlfs I'm
prrf.rrpd his ~ Paul h.siug his ar, ference.
probably. ON what he considered Inc higher
strictly mus teal MORT o. t'r wUrN. To this con
cius ion. however. y" pubic mt large have never
assrntcd. for the Elijah" has always bocn the
NOR generally Csir'Ncl
Tho Quartet %. snosts consists of ,lra Swift
who sings ~ the Tuhrrrarlo. Miss DrrSdl. Mr..
Simpson. and Dir. Whitney. IL IL almost I'M
possible for any tour siugurs however excel
lent AS sOlOsts. without Uructic" together. Ia
sing with unity and 90 make thcir Voo's blend
well. AMI tins quartet ~ no exception To- the
rule. Individually they are excellent. and the
Hooa Wtr" wei r'uderth certain ol thc
chornls DR.. Damros'h srruol to take too slow
". SO that thew had tho eiisct OF dragging the
time Tho audience was very large nuu at the
rehearsal, and doubtless will bc even larger to-
nigiR nj the concert.
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rnE NEWEST rHINe IN DANCING.
ME- Hrookes describing She Rcdown Glis-ad'
aud the roikn Baheminn. .,


Tho "Socicty of Professors OF Dancing
had hs beginning in this city about three
weeks ago. Such n society has hong been
talked Of. Mr. Dodworth Of RIM avenue and
Mr. Brookcs. tho ON dancing master Of
Broomr street. put thor heads together w long
ngo az 1910. but for one reason and another the
contamination Of tho Hrhcmc was always do
layed. The object Of rho society is to bring
about an Identical method ~ teaching among
the masters. IL is formed Vpon the plan of the
London Society Of DANCING Masters" and the
"SocittC Acad6miuu" ln Paris" II is 10 ~ cx-
elusive in n measure. and master. in order TO
g't Admission 10 II, must be- bachcd by we'll
understood responsibility. ma wc'l as by pro-
ilcirncy in HIS especial art. The applicant for
membership IL summoned before an exam
lining committee. and the inap'cior Of tho So
c.cty SUBJECTS him to n rigid technical cNaiuina-
tnn. II. then. his responsibility is assured. he
becomes q mcmb"r. and pays his in.tntion fee
and his dues from time to time. and once n
year the society PURPOSES tO give q ball. whose
profits pre- to be g,Nrn To charity.
Nr, Btookcs. sitting IN the tidy dancing hall
winch hn CONSTRUCTED Oat ~ u Welsh lreshy-
terrain church rr'm many yrnrs AGO. shcd
some very interesting light. who discuss ng
the new society Yesterday. ulun n number Of
matters that have NOT nrrn pnrulnrly under
stood. Hn drew attention 10 aH it.Nartisrment
wherein Il wis announced that thc -or,cty had
dowa til.ssain and Tho Pn,kn Eoh"mtnn. +"
One of those he master said ~ moi iuiriusiriiy
new. but IL ~ "A nov combination. me rcdnwa
held ros.rssion of the noor for over thirty
vrara and thcn rave wnv 10 The Glide" waltz
Two years ago. however. Tho redown began
nruin tO come In wayne. il vna ysrv unt,itlnr
nni indeed s,,m,, + ,hn m.stnrs himself n,nonf
thn number. never entirely abandoned il. Il
wns Joined with tie "clissadc." or sliding side
| step In the new combination
| You must un,lrr-tanJi Tho master contin-
| urd. that ther,. IA not u step used in dancing
that has not ii4 dclinirc jrchoica name. By tho
usr of these names can Instruct nj the same
| time puuiis Of whntcyrr nntiouniity: the terms
| arc universal iust as I'm n,u-ir Inc do 'rn
| 'mo sol nrn understood NH ovrr the world
| The words used 10 ,cnrminntr the stena in
dancing arc French FOR Instance when wish
| To toll n nunii Ia hon ON thr rit,ht foot any
'LHJon right and whea [ wish To tell him 10
hon on tho left loot / saw Jeif on lcft' This
| term glissn,,,' dpnoirs n double glide sliding
| ono foot out and then sliding tho other foot nj
| To- H. rnch Of which movements N termed n
| olissJ' Two oiissss make one olissGde In
| privntr dancing a., use nIout twenty trrhn ieni
| i"rns Of ShirL those viii serve fnr cvnmnies
| Tho new dance tho 'rplown-glissnde' Is made
| mn of hrnn r,,,iova and Two gIissadg st,ns when
| il IN done ouirkIv or of thrrn r,duvn and ono
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TIyt,UAL AND COnMkRCIu.

TUESDAY. Feb. ls.-The impulse given to
the bun movement in railway securities BY the
large transactions and marked advance in
Union Pacific. reported yesterday. was con-
timed with much yieur to-day with some new
features. Union Pacific did no, mold liz prom
incnce in the transactions Of the day; in fact.
soon after meridian. It became quito weak
Lake Shore and Northwestern were active but
the business in s.. Paul. Now Jersey Central
AMI the coal roads was comparatively mod
erntc. and they worc variable in price. Erie
common was very active, and in the strue ;ie
b twrca the operators In this stock no great
luNtst.'nt ihar,, W'lt 900 Mu,h better dtu.ni az ai
NHuUluf values
Bui ur rrctt feature of t.e day was the speculation
ln West go nluu itlr- l which advanced from y.
the nN'ls usurvs 4" lu' fIr nua sale recorded lruZ
az lnis Atvlcs- from Washington have ri,t cNti
u,nt fur u,t begun Di rrc, 10 some 9 n dag s!ace
b. RUSHED Win extraordinary vifur
The advances were Ere toNlnnn 81 e. fanl prc
rrrtt. = Nrw furs Central. p. fiuslursh. a Pacinc
Mal ~ Rock Island :, im.n Pacific, "a, Wabash,
o., and Western luuu Telegraph. go Tie coal roads,
LAKE sh"rc. - Pau common, ANA Northwestern all
closed traction on
IN, sale, bank shares Commerce. I22'. si22H and
MONEY Oh call was active q, %, a. p cent with Gel q
cent paid tUr hrirf period AMI tic clu-c unsettled
IL, exports from ths port lur the past week are valued
atS1 iu3,loh
The following wil-noW the range ut prices paid today
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Contents Of The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning.


.Esirayarauce of Con'mss- The House youus Ava,
Man, NiitHu. 90 p,lar- Nl huut byhat-lhr lleatucu
thiuou Ga hv krut cat 90 the Gountry-ia>>arr Kl
which Practically Annals our lUaty with Nhua-hc
rgn.u,tf- fNtrH Session. senator Fituctrs Sew
Army hlI-rtrsdruuu Asprnrt., The Eastern rrstl.
leucr. rhr cattle Disease in Ensihd aud the United
Sta,- The War lu Euulaui he ruurreucht~ Oriet,d
Forward, The Dexter bank ko.'rft-A Sew Theory;
Threatened lulhn Ouu cab iu >lka, A Court Thunder
struck inspected verdict m tue HOLSTER TRIAL in
nary story uu late Convict m tniucrurnt 1m. uu,un
Community EWiucnt ptNiucs tuWliWus 10 obtain ~
sum .sun--'- Vicious lutuvurr. hscuitd AMI De.
uuuuc,d Our rau- ltcr-lra ludtr tIr Sew Priest
dent TIE Chrvcuue rrErdN Frenzy n Wild lln, Muc
A Ie't'rr from hisiup MhtrWt. Another FNplud hv
Masked Burglars Gen Israel Putnam amt lis fvriluus
Ride Approaching centennial Celebration NJ ltorse
Seek. Conn Mrs Teresa B,ll. JcMcls- How u Smart
Woman outWiuvl Nuerin. The Ktsum- House VA
fgNIu, The --latest Frrrptl-c 90 MiuNh---A Muust,r
OooHu steamer oar llnnr Hratnru-Nu ENcmuf ~ lih
thiur.r uUuu sun,rrs nud Glull.r. Tito Gttat FHris
LOTTERY INirurcr~in huruuc the budir- nt tur hld
The crash ut Nuid- furtfNt DISTRACTED Parent How
tn T., q Fan. A DAY Dream. STORY; The Mv>tr Ut
hlrmnduhr. 1hc l.lt,,t fvtLfalluc vs., ~uuieams,
Autrs Science and Industry, ladlus' Department,
Many Column. ut l.aturHl Arugl.s aud Agricultural
Mater, Financial Intelligence. ami Markets.
Tns wttNW suN contain, comnetc cnitomo M tho
news OF the week from an parts Of the United states ana
the Ameucun continent Comics in wrappers ready tor
mal. ,hc old country may bee had at the dc,k ol our
publication ncc rnrc ioir cent, H.. saic all news
dealers 900 cats and country
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plaintiff with her wash tuhs and coal pals. and
20 To- the bakers and grorrr's for her2
.D"fcndant--Yes sir; but did that for other
panul's Counsel Ont ~ pure cool natuse2
pl"rdant, We'll thought would hGlp then
Tho do'enlunt ,Lso said that some " tho Irt.
trrs tlNt he h I'D VIZ ttun To- the plaintiff wern
mo irUci upon phrHs"s and srntcncos mat shC
M"s 10 thv hiht OF COMPOSING Tor him when ho
, r.inlas C'qoscl5 Hey about ,he, letters
told W. tn 10 80. She said That ought not To
Keep thrm. bTaitae pee pl1 Inight So thcn. and
thry ha no husirrss with uur private affairs.
IN" p'i'nt n wis r"ru,ird TO contradict sou,o
ot the drirndants testimony, She said that
keep his rrouiis". hc rrplc The ius moss Ia
IN NV hruihor~ name; So what nan yOu loY'
Su' tnqn red; Can you dotl's. inter 81 many
prpwls r. Anh shr trrt Il n tuat hc replied
" in this country man can do ANYTHING"
, Me- EnisNopt-ls it true. as h. has testified,
said YOU loved him bcforo no made any pro-
PlontiT bursting into tearst MOL mol That
is fNs = There IL no truth IN It,
Miss Voliwril rQu the witncsa stand sobbing
,,Counsci on both sides summed w clouu rniiy.
Tn" argument On behalf Of u" dgfendant was
that the plant n VIVA shrcwder than he, and
| that she had boom trying to rutrnp him; also
vt 0rhimsrif and that. therefore. tho timo for
fulfilling his rrumiar had not arrived.
Tho summing M Tor the plaintiff ridiculcd
| ~
the plaintiffs dcsoatlUn and blghtcd pros poets.
Judge Alkrr delivered a careful charge. and
| tho Jury. after brief d"hbcration, gave tho
! plaintiff verdict for $3.50
ANOTHER.
In Miss Lizzie Smiths wilt against Reuben II.
Green for 50 600 damages, the charge being
| breach OF promise ot marriage. the jury, in
| Part IL. of the supreme Court, gave the
! plaintiff verdict for 500. Mss Smith ia
| "a blonde young lady of 10 years. Grcru is %
| years OF age lie was introduced 70 MISS Smith
/ Ia tue house ct her strptatl"r Mr.. hortin
| Holden. at ~ 81 MARKS place. Holden and lac
| being fellow statesmen in a clothing store. Grc.u
| IoomCd with tho ltOld"ns until November, 1877.
| In May last she wrote him at dorchester. y Y.
| telling him uf her condition. Her rhi!d was
| bora on the 9th ~ June following. Mr. Holden
| then called upon Green, and h. promised to sec
| LIz2e the next day. but instead. hy advice ol
| counsel. he went To bridgeport beyond the
rrHch Of the process of tine courts ot this Stat.
| Miss Ada Smith Of Purtchcster, whom Green
had promised TO marry followed him
| and they were married ON the Nth
| ot July last. After his arrest he was
taken 10 Ludlow street Jail. and there he has
since remained. There IL an order OF arrest
also against him IN "A suit by Isabella u. lIol-
| den. Li.zis's mother. for $4,000 damages toI
the loss OF her daughters services.
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MERE MENTION.

Tire Aldermen nve reques the Gas Commission 10
autarilr cXperm, ts o. be made with the rlrttut hight.
the expenses tu he paid By the exhibitors
Mes,r. Jackson s. schultz Orcstcs Cleveland, charl
NJ Hoe samuel II. Vince. and Charles t. lian, hnyr
hecn appointed committee 10 reIOrtuponA World far
la mis- city IN lr7o
TIE Fxci.e Commissioners II Is understood will Ap.
PEAR IN the General sessions to-day &" plead 10 an inict
nent rhHrsinr upon the complaint at Dr trOshys 80
clrW ipr tlc Prevention 81 tiimr. That they Illegally
granted a hotel license 10 Byrnes MIto, owners OF n
Houston street barTOuni.
Tie E.v T De WITT TainaEes lecture on "Mnsic nnd
G"sL Cheer la Steinway Han, was advertised IN y
rather SINGULAR manner. covered rolled up and
DIVA broadway all day YESTERDAY one side Of which
was Nc word "Inmaso, and Oa Tie other the piOnse,
"tsish, Racy. AMI spicy"
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~ ~ W. - " - o. Nd To-. ld lln, laa las 10,
iG2, ~ "a lsl, 49, l, l" 20 2il, 2l", 2ir -
nj. ~ 2ld
smci,L INV --Ca.c on. Part II Nos. Iill $40 enl,
f1il. 2-ul .ssi Hu, 2l3. iGsi l2+h,, 400 l17''t o.
2siS l3 ~. ans i~l, iu2l. 1860 .N'S, ia2l 25ai.
Az nH,i pil4 1i7. iiar. .gi1 l7-S ilS Ass
Ia, i7is l7ia lies 1873 .0i ll7l ~. ai'e, 3luY,
Jllu. alii. 3lt9
svrltlor Corw-srrcIAl TEA-Nos "a, 90 Part- J..
and II --tns
sai ia.i. iHai N7 $3.50 n7u ~. u73 n7i 90 n7l,
uN N71 u7n l1N lrs ir,i iil il~t ,St 49,, ~ S1. -N
Part II Sos se', i'-'i ~ so 80 hp unl. m4, 1888,
gii. irLi irss. Wtt iHEt 1Ull
EQtifY TrHs- Is
M.mNs Cocer-rArt l-Nos 'lil, '9o, 2ns7, 40
hi.G Pant II -Nus 54a Aals 5f7 14a''. 3+... san,
5ISI hnlp aisp aili, aiHi, h,HS, al2us 5i27 a'!a,
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THE BRO.fDWIY RAILROAD.
saan Palace Cars FROM whitehall to SIEVE
teenth street for Five Cents Fare.
conncIl. ,estcrdnr. the foIlowInr.

Council, yesterday. the following:
u1grp II appears that rropsrty on Broadway below
that the rental thereof has be- nrrray reduced by reason
whereas. a great nnmicr " Irocriy owner On Brnad
wnv representing property To- Tie value uf many millions
through that street that ra ha-iucss fac,litcs thereof
provided With 'uch railway. hib whereas this H." I'd IL
satisfied that the interests ~ e public. well - those
strucnn Ut hufs- railroad thereon; now thcpore be- Il
- ,'-arri. fhat p,rnii.s.S,,on be anu ,hc ,nme
Albert ,;allaun stevens, John Berry }. Law.
w,.iam jay. William barton John 4 Brooks. aud their
AS cair. aud assigns "a Gv railway tracks Aud Operate
eroo,ed raj. With small ralscr ears seating
Than "ari,cn la,,.c a. alI tanal o. ,t,r '9 i, cars
commencing at I'll, south Ferry AZ the loot Of Whitehall
of said tracks through and along Whitehall sir'ot to
",hcr oi aid trhcLs rom he corner of Whitehall and
NAY. thence through and along iradway west oi Bowl
double track through amt along Broadway, to Ea,t
!, & ,,1n, 'i' , ,r, rart ANN , f., 'i' s.
sg,r,ltsnH street thcmc w..a 'i1Sc iTacA 'tt"is.
with single track uhrou-h and along Bruadwa,. 10 con
met Win the said double track at Tie intersection ct
swcc, ant TURNOUT. to connect ith the stable 90 said
herchy rrant, t6crc ,s he RAID ino Inc Gt, treasury
ct Sow YORK annually, ON tic 1T 90 NuNrm r. n,r ttr
showing The business ol inc sa .awayt a all un'
ercn g. TIE inspection OF tir tonp,rier vi the CIV ~
New York The pavement witun AMI bctNy,n the tracks
vt ,al railway sna.l h. kcrt in repair without eN- n~
said broadway. lriw'en the fowhns Hrccn amt Pour
ttut street, shall L. removed the rcirum with MI rrA
arrof rf""id AWAY. Hat ~" .Sra,sr isrc than Ave-
cents sha be charscd for 'iusir ussSlse upon said
The DOT Of whitehall street
The resolution was referred to the Committee
on Railroads. composed Of Alderman Robert
Hail. John W. Jsqobus. and William Il. Roberts
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Miss Katy Mayhem appeared nj tho BROOKLYN
Park Theatre on Monday evening a, h", IN dramatza
ton OF Bret llartcs work Ut that name Miss Mayhem
h" gained r hcrs, the sympathy and applause OF the
audcncc who ralri her before the curtain several
times Mr. q. q flmouds Played Iai.i HW the driver nt
thr Sacramento malt with considerable effect The rest
OF the support was good Mr. 4 H. Stuart A. No. Gdy the
scEoulWastcr being worthy oi particular mention
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Robert Anderson. son Of Gen. Robert AMBER
SON o Fort sumter tame. died In his mot,,rs home m
West fury.nnh street. on sunday last H. VASE years
ct at the ;inc Of the bomharimcnL When year or
two later the Drucral sent on Co kounrkV his Wi
family went abroad. aud EH'' 80 was sut to sshou tu
Paris lie pursued hl- -fuiles France until lN4f and
tNtu hi- father s.ut nim fu Howe A ANcus MI farN
school n 10" Hudson RIVER, whore he studded i"r uir
years Then hr Camr To- Sow York To read law Last
All lac rutctcd Columbia COLLEGE Law school lis death
great blow widowed mother and H. his sister
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Lace. for the metropolitan Museum.

The MncCallum collection of old laces and
cmhroidcrrs that has been ON exhibition In the Metro.
rultn Museum at Art tor year past has been IFrma
mHurnty added to the sums treasures thr"usl the
lucrahtN iadN who desires that her name shall not
bee gwen The original price was sitHl but the owner
finally parted with the collection tor $500 There
t pieces IN the collection illustrating the hsiur,
~ lHcr making, and including specimens OF Persian,
Grptk mud Turkish
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COMMEMORATIVE Albany. y Y. Fob H. NJ
Iowlh s Colin {" Mis- SUa Goldsmith. dauthter Of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Samuel Goldsmith The bride dressed In a
ulurci silk hrocHded. ful tram. rtruishcd vita
orange blossoms white veil. Hui ED uuoniS
Pttt ELi4-tkKNER n, the Rev Father Mahuny
Nr John T. Purcell ui Nrw Dorp station Island, ~ Miss
Helen carver ~ Lyons. Wayne tpuniN. y. Y.
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I'VE expect TO resume in three or four days, "
WAS ,ai At The Manhaian Bank Yesterday u answer lo
a pertinent question: TINS reply based o rir cN.
lecaii0u hst u the duplicate bonds will have arrived
from " Arlington to-day o. tomorrow.
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81 CITY OF Richmond, Lcitch, Liverpool Feb. o ana
Queenstown 7ut
s. ttrrtssia. Nunrn glasgow Feb. O.
- Neptune. berry. Boston.
BARK Nova Scotia. L. Cam. London.
bark INucadia. lIaesoup. Bremen
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

nfsiAtuuE tLNASAC-rHts nlV
sun rtsea... - sun sets..... ~ Noon rises 81
HiGu WAtKN-rfts pN.
Sandy Hook. 9 % Gov Island 43 Hell 0ae... %
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BUSINESS NOiitts.


CHAM annie blood and Liver PIIls tDr.
CHANDlfRSl-furci vegetable and tastcl,s-, No hoN.
lou- drugs formula ncHc package all know what they
taxing dyspr psa heartburn dixdnts oppres-
sNe breathing. costiNenc-s. sCk headache ntn IN he
back shoulders kidney affections nervous debility.
coated tongue and all imru riu's NJ the llnul. 2hc per
IhekAgc All dInslsiN frLnluA leoi 2lO Muat 9tul 81
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MIRKIEN.

a Fine ~ silk Hat Tor 81 2O. Derby aud
SOFT Hat, siWi worth e. 10 Ncw Church 81. stars
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"1hrcc Bali" L. the TRADE Mark pack
kngo~ ~ 81 quality Masng Crystal aud 90 blue.
Don BAY the price OF the best inferior qualities Try
Blucdinc." tile test Laundry Blue
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The hest Elastic Trus- ever Invented. Price
now only $3.50 POMEEOi TIKI IS co, ~ Broadway.
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Benson apcme Porous Plaster Nhttcr used Tor one
OF tie olhtl has III" ."'n" vnceL NeuIVA-Ais.
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nnrAM nrronn AN INQuEsr

y
w Dian 2rNIst have c,iycd your suer only
DE th r.Du haslug tstn un the curoucrs jury tAdt
isn 40 lugu,.t over the baker Who wa murdered on
3d..
Last ni-t dreamed Of Won the whole night dreamed
faf fNu were dear Vile, and We nNtl together So
D. Is womb O. Gtd it were fru' already A. have
.I Niru fNi YOU. tam. go Auu Size whole day. AMI
co. ri.t,f await ttc time when shall 500 you a-auu
'i Som rIuu-ini ki--r. greeting ami hest wishes r.,
o. utnnr- f.frttr iut age. Jazz
Adru uI Friday. mv dear enid.
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NV pr,R Zrmiyf a,ur. von deer
.NH. f.f a-l Wts sitting nt YoNr hrutht rim Lass p
..H r.lif IN. could have eaten tHu CO.,. So OVER
ID.iI NY- / when slN Nuu. Nhtn anything Hil- ms
ftl.r ,1n-Nrs 90 once. hut when lcayr your
nt HNt Uttrti, a-Iu heavy, ANA 1 unk 90 you
l.t $500 NaI H..Iu
lN.fr fIaf Nnu have NOT tDl Mr. ilauaner whose You
.Nf 500 knnW how little % rlcases when you
'f4. IIu not wish you o. spcak 20 HIM al all
\ y March os l-79.
w. NftE tNn frfCfnrs Irm4sf. Won
af' .ft -r.uu THAT truiy love earth or cours.
"tr u5 iiner ana Maudi, but not IN comparison with
Jfl
f'lpving are al kssos-hcro follow three lines o
dog. htu cHu return them % i've To morrow evening.
remain Nnuts alone. IAkE
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, Wy In'h Ilili ANn Afrlt 90 Ply ~ i"u Wi'T me
T"n lm't y.u lti, rqr. lco'li have cl,d was 80
!,u rpteIt aui So can -,c each other every ,cclnl
b., e.h. i.r ,,,r ne IT, and erc,uns. and I'VE tnous
ami rn., KISSES iteutin YOURS alone. JAKE.
In October. 1877. the witness continued. tho
defendant promise II tu marry her IN tho Feb
ruury following tie expected 10 ~ into husi-
moss then WIN mis- younger brother In Feb
business ms ne expected 10 do, nnd put on tie
marriage until May or juno When that time
threatened to SUE him. lut he replied, Ny
father Is on the Jury, and with money anytime;
can no done the witness further testified
that she had received seven offers Of marriage
during her engagement 10 the defendant. al Of
which she had rejected on MS account.
Tho defendant. having been called 10 the
stand. Admitted that hc had promised to marry
tn palut.n, but said thnt the promise was con-
diiutn upon MS going INTO business with MS
brother, and this he had not vet done. Ii" also
EaF" .ulrreni account OF the popping Of the
"a 'iYn saying that twas the plaintil and not
be who proposed.
Dr.uiaui's Counsol-You say that she pro-
.D.mnlanj Ycs. sir. and it was tho first girl
D.hu'aatt's (oGas'i-Siato what happened,
D"iolInnt Well sir waon came into the
room She threw her arms around my neck and
an my lcnri. ! love YOU Removed laughterl
=. Tine leirndnqt wont on 10 testify that hq is in
Y" employ of his younger brother ~ shop NJ
Inlrd street and First avenue 1T salary Of 80 a
HN DHllNlU fJNuhel Bought 20 tHpW lNt
TINS was only a suhteriugc. and thHt hs nsso-
cluiiou with his brother was really ms "a partner.
Iniuun = Counsel When the plaintiff first
entered yrur imhers house. wcra y0I not in
partnership with yoar two brothers. one older
Gli one younger thHn YOURSELF
Delrndunt-les. sir.
Plaintiffs Couusel-And when your cider
alone
!j"ianAant-ies air.
Plain;ns Counsel-Ani YOU say you then
at dollars n week
Tho defendant insisted that such was tho
net u" also Fought 10 give tho Impression
VA, ihH riairtin had courtcd Inn rather than
hc lioi aud had heeu trying 10 enlrap him III u
promising mal"E
PIsiMn'a Cvunsel-D:d you not help tho