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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
CHIMES AND cASUALTIES-sY TELEGRAPH
OPEN EARS on SUNDAY NOT IA

OPEN BARS on SUNDAY SOr LAWFUL
RIcHWO\D. Va, sept. PA numper Of tie prn-
cina ills city indicted by The Gratt Jury
IN the Hustng Court to-day for selling liquor The sab
FATAL RESULT OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT
Troy, \. Y, sept. 24.-Aiary Gregg fourteen
wears Of age dopiesc family OF Humphrey Bradley,
OF stephentOsn. fom injuries received assAut
committed by nye men
A LITTLE BOY FALLS INTO A DOCK.
Troy y. Y, Sept. 24.-On Tuesday last little
son Of Edward Whotr eight mysoiiousy disappeared
10 a boy named Campbell rePor.ei that the boy fell
into a dock ON Tuesday and was drONued,
DRAGGED MORE THAN A MILE
WmKESBARRE, Penn, Sept. 23.-lhOmas Leon
ard amUie at tLe Blimare Mine Yesterday
nd becoming eutangird the harness he "a
dragged mile, and 10 mansled that he Died
COSDUCTOR RUN OVER AND KILLED
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 24.-R. Y. Moore, con-
ducor freight TRAIN the Richmond and Danye kail
roaA and instantly killed ths morning
descending ladder. when he missed his footing ami fell
the track
RfMEEs TRIAL BEGUN.
ALBANY, n. Y...soJt. 24.-Ihe trial Of Reme,
charged with attempting TO blow tho steamer
John last June coumenoed today An attachment
Jose pit j. & CLARK OF New YORK. ID regarded
| A. al witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE COLORADO DEMOCRATS.

GEORGE a. RlCHHOND NOMINATED FOR JUDGE-A
LOI OF WILD RESOLUTIONS.
DENVER Col, sept. 24.-The Democratic State
Convention yesterday nominated George Z. Rich
mond. OF Pueblo, for Supreme Court Judge.
The resolutions renew the pledge of the party TO
the .Jeiersonian doctrine that this is Government
OF the people, where the viii Of the people should
rule. They declare that the grave question
uext wear will be whether TINS Is Re
publican Government in fact, OF MonarchIcai
fhey denouuco President Hayess vetoes and con-
denim tLe purpose to TeuOminate General Grant !;
denounce the crime by which the country was
rohhcd of its President and Nice-Presideni !;
declare the decentralization OF silver Repub-
lican breach Of trust; favor the free and Unlimited
coinage of silver: denOunce Senators Teller and
Hi for voting against the warner 1ili' ehd de-
mand the extinction OF Tie tile OF INC Cte 4hulahs
10 all lands in Colorado.
Billion Taylor made short speech to the con-
yeuflgn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE NEW AFGHAN INVASION.

sniLA, wednesday, sep. -, 1873
General Baker, commanding a brigade of
Infantry win probably attack Kushi. tie route from
Kohat 10 Cabu. to-day. Resistance Is expected. Tho
force under General Sir Frederick Roberts, consisting
Of three brig des. In all $500 men. ~ now completely
supplied with transportation, and ready o. move ON
Cabul by the Log.r Valley The advance Of the main
body. under General Bright. numbering 5000 men VIII
begin imme fatey. Sir Frederick Roberts viii DO sup
ported by rcs rye force Of 1000, under Generals
Gordon and Golxh, holding the kuram valley and
maintaining communications between the advancing
forces and Northwest India.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
DESERVING ROBINSON FOR KELLY.
TIE TA,NflNY Candidates sIRENGTH : TWO
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

TIE TAAiMASY CANDIDATES SlRLNGIH - TWO
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.
Parlors ii and 10 in the st. Nicholas Hotel
were occupied yesterday by the Committee OF Fifteen
which Will them headquarters Tor conducting the
State canvass for John Kelly This committee was
poyded for at the convention OF the boilers In Shake
spcare Hail. Syracuse. 1t will appoint an Executive
Committee look after the details OF the work. ana
consists Of Augustus scheil john III. stTanan and Ed
ward T. Wood New-York County; Anthony Barrett.
Kings County; John b. Haskin. Westehester County
Nathaniel G. MoaK and Edward J. Meegan, Albany
County; George g. Greene. Niagara County Stephen
L. Arnot Chemuug Countyj Daniel Warner Monroe
CountyI q. j. Mlgee. Schuyler County John H. Coi0y
Rensselaer, County; Alanson s. Page, Oswego County
Edwin g. Jenney, Onondaga County, and william W.
Wright, Ontario County.
There are some Indications that the John Kelly
ment IS much stronger throughout the state than most
poit clans are wiling to believe In the last two day
seyenty-nye additional letters have been received from
All parts of the State promising the support Of pronl-
nent Democrats for Mr.. Kelly. Que correspondents
writes ,hat john Murdoch lawyer OF Cheiuuns County
who nominated Luclus Robinson for Controller ~ tue
convention o 1875, Is openly opposed to Robinson aud
twce instead OF once" letter from county la Tie
northern part Of the state gives the names Ol l+O e
Another correspondent writes - Oh Friday n
prominent Democrat Of Cortandt County VINO i'vois
voting Ior Corue.i 80 as ~ Die"A oo"" i'''''' WV
gentleman who has known Mr.. Tiden very wei said
thar tue Robinson Committee ~ tue ~ d%he- iiolsi
would not get much money out Of Alr. Iiden lie knew
t1it Mr. Tiden had not beeu neaiy 50 liberal with tue
squeez could get IA dollar ou OF 1lin, Of. -,
The Executive Committee Ol tao Robinson state Copl-
mittee met yesterday ~ the 81 James Hotel Al me
members we're present except Mr.. Purcell and hr.
Hecnte W. A Fowler. of E<ngs Co., was elected ca IT,
tary. TIE chairman OF tie state Committee Lester ~;
Fa1Ikner was authorized 10 appoint committee of
nftesn to direct the canvass IN Newly orA County. Inc
Executive Committee expressed me determination TO
urge aud aggressive canvass ana iesoi'eu 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
EARNINGS or THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24,-The statement of
the all lines OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company east OF Pittsburg and Erie for August 1879
ms compared with the period I'm 1878 shows m in
crease ~ grcss earnings OF s1O1l7. increase in ex
penses ~ S23977I and decrease in net earnings OF
go2grf54 The eight months OF 1879, compared with
the same period in s7S show increase III gross earn
ings Of S121Sfl2 an Increase In EXPENSES n S9gJt1o
ana an Increase IN not earnings S2is G56 All lines
wes oi Pm -burg Erie for the eich months OF 1879
show a surplus over liabilities of ~'b9p2. beng gam
over the sam, period 10 ISIS of S2JO.622.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
FREEING SLAVES IN CUBA.

MADRID, Wcdnesday Sept. n IS7y
private telegram from Havana states that
three co., 300 and 500 slaves
respectively. have emancipated them, and contracted
with them for their services for five years and that
other shareholders Intend following their example.
Several Deputies resolved To move IN The Cortcs tho
immediate abolition OF slavery in Cuba without IN
demnlty TO the slayc-owners Five hundred troops
TO be sent to Cuba forthwith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
LETTER CARRIERS APPoiNrrD.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-rhe Post Office
Department ordered the appointment OF iva
additional letter carriers and tn additional
auxiliary at Brooklyn to-day the former to re-
ceiyc pay the OF $500 ana the latter 10
the rate OF 300 year. The appointments are made
from the list OF substitutes ana take eject from the lst
Of October. The carrier ave Pccr W. schneider.
George IT, Handy, james Z. keenau, George j.. Moran
AVID ibco I. Mum. Also joan H. Powell, John Sharkry,
NJ J. Hawthorne, Peter y. NybOrg. james burneson'
ement Guggs. Edward Fowler. j In BrOeman, 1he0-
dOrc MeeerOc and Joseph Iahancka,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
HOW MR.. INGALLS, WAS ELECTED.

IHE SENATOR AND HE MEMBERS OF HE LkGisLA-
ICng WHO VOTED FOR HIM DEaiAND FULL
iNYisIiCAIION.
TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 21-At the third days
ressi0n Uni.ed States senate Subcommittee Oh
Privileges and Elections Yesterday very little progress
was mace Chairman salisbury Informed counsel that
while he comprcLcnded the difficulty Of presenting ee
m0uy IA GUAR order be c0nld not consent 10 deihy
Counsel Tor Nh ingalls, stated that subpoena. should De
Issued Tor the clgnY-sX utnDcrs no voted Tor inRs
that by their votes that Ingali holds his seat
AN u would be due 10 him, 10 the State ard 10 morality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
. TELEGRAM TO MAYOR sToKLEY.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 24.-Mayor stokley, in re-
Spouse to congra.alatory dispatch sent TO ex-
President L. :. Grant yesterday morning received
to-day the following tclegrami
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Sept %.
Wx g sfOKLEY. Mayor Of Philadelphia.
Thanks for Kind dispatch iur the good wishes
van express In the OF Philadelphia. l cannot
name a time for visiting Philadelphia but wall let YOU
know. =. O. bEAhI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON, "Wednesday, SEPT. u. 1873.
The race for the Great Eastern Railway
Handicap of to-day al the Newmarket First Oc-
tober Meeting, and was won by Prince soltykon's
three-years-od bay My Lucctts. The second place
secured by Prince pathways fourycars-oi bay colt
TyphOon. Lord Hsstngss fOury ears-old chestnut
cold Mastor klldare came ~ thIId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

that they appear III the afternoon the chairman OF the
mmittec announced that counsel for the memOraists
should furnsh to The committee tho names OF the mem
hers OF the LegsatuTe whose action In voting Tor IN
gals II Is Intended to impeaoh Tho members or the
Legislature charged with corruption have fed paper
with the commit tee dcnouncng the charges against
them InfamOuslv false and malicious, and demanding
O speedy and tho lough Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
BISMARCK AND ANDRAssY's PLANS.

LONDON. InnTslaY, = pt. .. Is13
The Standards Vienna dispatch says it is
now clear that the object OF the meeting OF Count An
Grassy and Prince Bismarck TO maintain peace in
Europe by strong alliance aud to gradually separate
Russia from the rest OF Europe.
Tue Paris pondent Of HE Daily NeicS learns that
Prince Bismarck has submitted plan 10 the Emperor
OF Austria and Count Andrassy Tor general Gisarma-
eul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE BUTLER PARTY FUsING.

BosroN, Sept 24.-At meeting of the In
dependent Butler State Central Committee to-day IL
was resolved that all conventions during the curren
campaign should be called by union OF the several Or
CARNATIONS favoring the election OF Butler The meet
mo was largely attic nded but aside from discussionsp
the situation other action WAS taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE MURDER or JENNIE P. CLARKE.

BosToN, Sept. 24.-The jury in the case of
the state against DR.. Kimball and Madame Goodrich
for The murder Jennie r. Clarke, came In tins morn
ing and reported disagreement. The iuIy was dis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE PRESIDENT IN KANSAS.
RECEPTIONS Al VARIOUS PLACES.

RECEPTIONS Al VARIOUS PLACES.
sTorPAGFs AT sEDALIA, FORT SCOTT AND EtsE-
wnERE-MUCH sPEECHMAKING AND HURRAH-
ING.
President Hayes and the party of travellers
with him reached Kansas yesterday, having
made brief stops during the day at Sedalia
and other places in Missouri. There was q
great deal of popular enthusiasm all along
the way. At Parsons. the principal speeches
of the day were made. 1t has been arranged
that the President will spend several days In
Kansas. General Sheridan has left the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
FITzLEE FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
FREDERICKSBURG, Y

FREDERICKSBURG, va, Sept. Z4'-OeneTal
fz Lee ex-dvisOn commander Of cavalry in the Con-
Army. to-day unanimously nominated for
tho State Legislature by the debpayers OF Stafford and
King George Counties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE BOURBON FUSION ENDED.

PARIS wednesday, sept. "a 1879.
NJ. Herve, editor of the SOlea, and lead
ing Orleanist. written t. the Count de Chambord
declining To attend banquet IN honor Of the Counts
brit hday on the 29ih The letter ~ regarded AZ ~
Official declaration that the fusion OF the Ocanists and
Ieautmlsts Is ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE pUuADELPHIA DEMOCRACY.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-The Democratic
convention held this morning nominated the ticket
agreed upon at the msss-meeng at horticultural Hall
last Saturday. viz For City Treasurer, j. Davis Page
Register OF wills Thomas Grcenbanki Sheriff, Samuel
Iartranft. The Vaux Committee also sustained these
nu.fu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
FOUR BELFAST HOUSES BURNED.

A fire in this city to-day completely de-
stroyed the places OF business or the following named
firms: Devia Coz druggists and grocers Mortimer
4 sons umbrella manufacturers; McGOnigal d Mack,
ana Young * Anderson, Wholesale walrhou-t ueu. lilo
aggregate Of the losses IL estimated at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
WAITING IN VAIN FOR INSPECTORS.

REPORTS THAT A MANDAMUS TO THE POLICE
BOARD WILL BE APPLIED FOR TO-DAY
The Board OF Police took no action yester-
day In relation appointment Of inspectors OF cleo
ton or pOl clerks. There many runOrs In poil-
cal circles 10 the effect that lawyers employed by lam
many Hall would apply 10 the courts for mandamus TO
compel the Board It's duty. The papers were said
TO be ready presentation 10 some JUDGE aud Womb
be submitted during tic day. But no lawyers appeared
yesterday in behalf OF Tanmauy before Judge West
brock, The only judge tic bench Of tie supreme
Court and made application Tor mandanius. II was
stated last night that the application Tor mandainus
would probably be- made to-day
Tn Police Board viii hold special meeting this af-
tcInJOn when tho appointment of the inspectors Will
mann be considered. Only three Of the commissioners
were al Police Headquarters yesterday, Mossrs French
Morrison and MacLean. No plan Of compromising the
dispute was broacned and the Board Will meet to-day III
the Same condition deadlock regarding the mspoc-
fors as when IL adjourned Tuesday. In the opinion
OF some politicians, the Board NAV receive inanqn-
mus directing II appoint the inspectors curing lis
session petition FOR mandamus - BENG circulated
for signatures the adheIents OF lannaiy Hall
The petitioners viii ask for equal representations IN ne
Boards Inspectors of Election with the Irving ian
Democrats. Most politicians 10 lot believe thnt tue
BOARD OF Police VIII make any appointments OF III
snertors to-day and thluk That IL Is probable that none
Will be appointed Uuul after september 3O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
BRITISH TRADE AND POLITICS.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. "a. 1879.

POSED.
LONDON, Wednesday. Sept. "a. 1879.
Arrangements are in progress for n mass
meeting at HYDE Park Saturday next, 10 consider
the present grave cris to denounce the Governments
reckless lncapacty, and to demand an immediate ap-
peal TO the country.
The Government seriously conemplites eummonng
Parliament early IN November. No definite conclusion
has been reached. there yet been "a meeting
OF the Cabinet. hat the probabilities strongly in IA
vor OF 4 November session.
The Glasgow pg-rOn market - active ani prices are
higher than at any time during the past eighteen
months The revival Is almost solely due % large orders
from America
Tho operatives Mt Ashton viii ballot to-day 10 decide
Whether they shall Weld 10 the masfe- terms or con-
tinHe strike. The mili-Owuers at oldham express
satisfaction with the result Of the short time movement,
which they declare has reduced tAe price az Tie VA
terai al Liverpool. The wllkmrn a. Cnnsett JarroW,
Stockton aud Harilepp0. haye struck against he award
of Mr. Dale the arbitrator In the great dispute IN tho
North OF England and Cleveland iron trade. he having
decided thar the % some special cas o. opera
tiyes shall be reduced 1913 cent, instead OF 10 per
cent, as was claimed by the masters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE MAPLEsON OPERA COMPANY COMING.
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept. "a, 1873
Colonel Maples0n and the principal MEM

bors OF his opera company will sal In the steamer City
Of Berlin, which Will leave Liverpool tomorrow fot
York. The other McmbeTr Of Tie company wiz
follow IN the steamer City o. Montreal. which sill sa
from Liverpool Oh the 3Oth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

Assembly Districts and chose delegates TO the county
conveution which will meet In Glass Hall tomorrow
evening There are OF prominence In the lst OF
deegat cS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

J. j. FRANKLIN FOR STATE SENATOR
ALBANY, Sept. 24.-The National Greenback
Labor party to-day nominated james ]. Franklin, OF
this city, for State Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH LIBERALS AROUSED.

AN EARLY SESSION OF TIRE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
DEEMED PRoBABLF-CCBAN SLAVES LiBRPATTD.
II is proposed TO hold a great mass-meetng in
London 10 demand general election and condemn
the Government. 1t is again reported that tho
British Parliament may meet in November Prince
Bismarck has proposed 20 Count Andrassy plan
for general disarmament. In Cuba G,0OO slaves
have been set free they have entered into contracts
to work for five years. The Sydney Exhibition is
declared TO be successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
THE GREENBACK RALLY" A SMALL AFFAIR.
Notwithstanding the glazing posters which

Notwithstanding the glazing posters when
have adorned the old saeds and bar-rooms In this city
for more than week. announcing the grand Iaiiy
Of the GreeDbsck Labor party at the cooper insuu'e
last evening the gathering small The meeting vas
called To order by W. DaCunab, secretary OF the
org,u.zation who dominated General Samuel j. CROOKS
re clrIriuan and be was elected. GeueTa! CfoOh7
49,. - i,rief sueccii aud was followed by Mis NeTeuaa
No sauc IA campaign song IN The All u " Ddbl lnhv.
+ W. Iaylor, OF PeDnsylvania, ana J.. n. fOig' OF
hail dIsuiayed an unusual degree OF ehilushsh anu
eeered and clapped their hands at tie slightest provo
cation.
PRIMARIES OF THE wORKINGMEN's PARTY
The National Workingmen's party OF TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
TELEGRdPHTC NOTES.
pp1rrsH sILvIRIN CANADA.

BRITISH SILVER IN CANADA.
! ST. JOIN. :. r.. Sept. 2I.-fhc Bank of Montreal
| is sgain taking British silver Il par vallaton
THE BROOKLYN INNITATION ACCEPTED.
| MONTREAL, SrDt. 2f-Ihe Prince of Wales hlies
have formally accepted invitation 70 visit brooklyn next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

BFILEVILIF. Ont. SEPT. Z1.-DutinR the .cay
now closed trn hs city have shipped TO England 10
caii.e, 45S sheep aud 30 horses valued at more t
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
ANCnENY C0NTEsr Ia
TUE ANGLO.CANADTAN GAIT

BOsTON, .Ncpt. Hl.-TIf hrcN'rN tnuINsI
was 10 have begun al Beacon Park TITS morning. mas
postponcd until 10 morrow account Of tie mclc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

PARSONS, Kan, sept. 2f.-Ihe Executive party
arrived at this place at J. M, and, after
consultation, resolved to tary here over
night. On the arrival Of the train, the
usual clamorous. happy crowd surrounded the
Presidents car and waited for him to show himself
on the platform. When Ire appeared he was greeted
with cheers aud welcomed to the city and to the
State Ivy I. c. Cory behalf of the municipality.
The President made brief reply. lie SAID
FELLOW CuzESs: After travelling $50 or 200 miles
to-day. and meeting considerable number OF our feb
loyctzens all OF them anxious, from motives Of curt
osty or for other reasons and hear us. II but
onlv 10 say a single word. you viii hardly
eXnect me To- enter upon any extended talk to-day.
The very large number OF TOPICS suggested by my friend
Mr Caly would furnish material Tor long speech
o., long II 1 were follow 10 out, and think
ny Kansas icnus would rasner regret u than other-
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11
Peg Wellington.

The mother of Margaret Wellington
was an Irish washer-women; her father
brlcklayer, " no died when Peg was few
years old. During the days Of her great
success she frequently numbered among
her auditors persons who distinctly re-
membered hel when, perfect little Ven
us OF a child, she used to run about the
streets of Dublin barefooted, and with
small dish of salad in one hand, crying
out. Cali this fine vonng salad for half
penny; all for half-penny here" Her
lovely dark eyes, her exqu:sitely pen
cllled eyebrows, but particularly her
faultless figure, attracted the attention OF
4 French rope dancer, who lost no time
in getting the child aprenticec to er, not
for rope-dancing, but to take parts in
small operate pieces, in which Peggy,
at t~ elve years of age, won the most fiat
tering. She soon passed on to the boards
of the Dublin Theatre Royal, and re-
manned there great favorite until the
age of twenty-five, when, coming to
London, she was at once engaged at SO
week by Rich, the lessee OF Covent gar
den, and known IN the annals Of the
London stage as "the father of panto-
mime" Having oeen the originator of
that annual form of dramatic jollity " hich
winch 1eigns supreme at Christmas time
TO our own day.
Peg Wellington was a fine actress both
in tragedy anu comeuy. Her voice, how
ever, was very unsuited to tragedy, and
Therefore her comedy presentations we're
her greatest triumph. The Lart with
W ich her name is inseparably connected
is that OF the dashing man of fashion, Sir
Harry Wildair, in which her voice. man
ner, bearing, gesture, and even fgnre,
were so exactly those Of young blade
that an unmarried lady, of large wealth
and high position, who came up from the
country and saw her play Sir Harry, be-
lieVed she vas a man, fell in love, and &C
tually wrote to her proposing marriage.
Reading the criticisms of Pegs reckless
air of youthful profigacy her sparkling
eyes, her bubbling spirits, her side
splitting devlltry, her marvellous dash in
the part OF Sir Harry, the contemplation
Of her lovely placid face will be surprise.
Peg provided literally for her mother
and sister in the days of her prosperity.
The ex-washerwoman used to parade the
streets of Dublin in her long velvet cloak,
fine diamond ring upon her finger, aud
an agate snuff-bo in her hand, forever
discoursing about the amazing greatness
and goodness OF her Peggy. The sister
was educated in France at Pegs expense,