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POETtCAi.
LITTLE BARBARA.

Pretty Barbara. ripe and red, !,
With sweet small mouth, like the becs aocu,
And full cf nectar and honey-dew
So pretty thing. dare not swear
Tn The art of the ribbon that ties her hair,
Or the buckle that binds her slo;
So like her ach trinket she has to wear,
IL seems just as If IL grew.
Like ros, ia IFS etslsand pollen dust
That wears its beauty because u must,
And som, thing like Barbara, too.
As she dips her small tin bucket in
The little fountain of woven glass
Like webs that the spiders wcsye ana SPIN
To hang on the shining blades os grass,
A face as bright and happy as hers,
In the nets OF the silken gosssmers, =.
Looks uu, of the waters smooth eciipse'
As II was happy 10 bold within
The soft veibcna rod of her bps.
Audkiss and caress her just :or a N snntc. e.,
In Ire arms of the dImples smo III and stu,
Ere |, goes aud sobcrly turts the mil.
For life to her in The honey dew
l. nothing vet but the way eide spring,
Between the upper aud under blue,
rhat,na fiction Of every thing,
Asperf, ~ like ss ii IL grew;
And she IS too happy to see within IT, =.
Tho shane OF her small. sweet sell minute.
From the bow IN the hair 80 the tic OF her snoe'
TO know that the marvellous shadows mean
The simple innsr beauty that shows
But now in the color of rose.
And now Ike tho waters smooth cclirfe,
10 hearts that hold her picture shll,
Aswe go and soberiy turn the mill.
BiH WaQace Harvey. in Harpe''s hagni'ne
IDr Ia9Hs,.
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Saturday, July %. 1879.
Book Notices.

BRAIyALD's MUsI Al WoRLD.-lhe
July number Of the Musical World is on our
table filed with the usual large amount OF
choice new music AMI interesting musical
reading. The music in this number consists
Of 4 splendid ballad hy Sullivan. III Doughty
Deeds :" pathetic song ani chorus by WE
chsl entitled Mother Comes TO Nc in
Dreams; :" and All Wymar. tho comedian
contributes n pretty character song. iakie
and I.eldle Louyise," as sung with great sue
cess in the new comcy "Yake.' There is q
beautiful selection, " The ptssm Of Love,
romance for piano & spirited piano duet, and
violin SOLO with piauo sccompanmont.-
Each number Of the World CONTAINS over 50 90
worth Of new music, besides all the musical
news Of the day and interesting articles 90
music by the best writer's. IL Is the oldest,
larscs. and most successful musical monthly
in the country. The terms are only S so
per year single copies will DO mailed for 10
cents. For full particulars, complete c'ta-
logues of music, 30. address 8. BTainard's
Sons Cleveland, Ohio.
Godcy's lady Book for August comes
to us full of good things, bright and fresh as
an April daisy, though August suns may wilt
everything else. The sketch by barley is a
beautiful seaside scene, cxquisitely true to
nature. The mammoth colorcd fashion
plate is unusually fine, but in addition are
many pages Of fashions in every detail for The
wardrobe of a well-d,csscd lady and her chill
dyen. The serials continue with Increased
interest. There is n purity and sweetness
about The girls in the 4" Rosebud Garden" that
will we'll repay any readers foT peep over the
fence. The Recipes are especially arranged
for Garden Party, one Of the most popular
forms of fashionable hospitality. All the usual
features of the book arc given in their best
form, and there arc always pew charms 10 be
found in Cooley. Send 81 TO ibc Publisher
and try it tor G months.
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and try it FOR 6 months.


Within Gen Payne's enclosure in. the
Waren,on cemetery rest the two children oi
PAYNE and Halleck-the Confederate apd Fed
eraI commanders, whose respective iiresidcs
death visited two Sundays ago, at ihc same
hour. During the war llalcck won golden
opinions Cor his corrteous treatment OF South
ern capiiyes-Paynf in particular.
The Stamlon tndicaior says Mr.. j.
Wesley Cook, Of Stauptou, is an engineer by
profession, only about forty years Of age spd
though so Young 4 man. on Wednesday last
buried bis eighteenth child. lie is the father
oftweniy-,wo childrep, fopr cf whom are liv-
irg aud his wife is Jet young aud pleasing
looking lady,
Gen. Bob Ioombs is worth half mil
lion dollars, anil having once sworn 10 DC true
to the Confcderacy be refuses ~ take an cath
10 support the United States, Government -
When be fed, after the collapse Of the Con-
federacy. be was concealed foT \ while in the
house Of the author Of h" Beulah, at Mobile.
Robert Maupin, of Bedford county,
Virginia, while assisting in an alteration be-
tween his father and acolored employee last
week, was killed by the latter.
Judge David c. Hurphreys, Of the
Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia,
died at bis home in Fairfax county, Saturday
week
In Wilmington, y. c., recently, s7O,-
600 in Confederate currency, and Sf7 800. in
securities. brought each SI50.
Gen. Beauregard denies the story that
he refused to give up the body or the effects Of
Col. James Cameron at Bull Run.
Jefferson Davis denies positively his
rumored candidacy for the L. S. Senatorship.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-26

II is renarked-and this & a curious CON-
mentary on the alleged prosperity OF France
upsetting the hitherto generally accepted views
that a, 10 period dill the French marry 50
little as they did the last year. The average
FOR the half century was So per 100 inhsbi-
tants while in 1877 il was only 0.75.
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GREATLY AEEllCTEO.

3fessrs 7 o. D0Sc0rih q CO., Btnrel. !: te,ttss.l.
take nleas,ire in recoumen ding SASFoHp's tApivAE
CuEK FoR cArAEEH TO all who are ahietea Win An, ,s
disease was greatly afflicted with IL for long ,ine
and cured t with two bottles ofthc above CURE ABOUT
year afterwards was taken again with CatarE qui.o qi
seyerclv and Immediately sent for another Dotuc.
which liked mo all right giving me refer from ue ny ~
dose am confident that this remedy VIII 90 al tas
Is claimed for H. ana more too wishing you suOSS'S
IN lts introduction, am, very truly yours. . mn
- 80 '''' A. ". .sMlTll. 0f Smith & Doll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-26

A public lecturer fell op tbe stage in IN
diana last week and the audience hjssed him,
believing him 10 be intoxicated but when It
was anuoulced that the man was dead the
audience repeated lis hosty censure and then
The applause was desfening.
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S0REIY AFFLICTED.

~ o. Bos,rorf1 q Co.. Dsnv', Col: Gsaaen,e- -, -
Prompted by fcllowfeeiing ior those aiiEto1 ~.
ToED's RADICAL CuEE ron CATAEnn l have ,oeI oeen
and have tried every known remedy without aNas'
until bought bottle OF the above CuEs ironl sDsl
vi ich gave me almost instant relief IL being ccnsr
tional as well local remedy, believe IL 70 DC ia
that is claimed for it, n Radical Cure for Catarrh
Denver, Sept. 2S, 1915. With Jenson, Bliss G 70.
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

lEessys J. o. Bos,rorA & Co., Dsre-. Col: Gent!eiel'
II have used SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CAIAnEtl?
and it has given perfect satisfaction. l nave tFlca
almost everything and Il is the only thing thas mas
given me relief therefore take pleasure IN IecOni
ending It's use TO all afflicted with Catarrh oi any KIND
and offer this as my testimony 70 its benefits
Very truly, W. >. DEChEH'
norvo- Oct fc-l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-26
NAV STRTES7 on 1RTESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W VA Sal
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For cATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
6 nnn EEEI ABOVE THE SEA

s.Ifha following testirsonals are from Messrs j. ~
drnggtsts They report snprecedentediy large sales
and universal satisfaction. No other disease ~ 30
aarmnrly prevalent in that region They oi Ine
following gentlemen among their best citlzehs'-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-26

"Do you think" asked Mrs, Pepper. THAI
a temper is bad thing 10 wonai. p !" Crr-
family not. rna'arn." replied gallant pbiloso-.
,her ." it is good thing and she ought never
70 lose IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-26

A boy at the dog show dernureiy Inspected
the blacks and the blues aud the bigs and the
Titles then said, In n voice that vas low and
detected, % cracky my eyes What place
for tin kettles !"
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REV LII. WIGGiN SAYS: :

"Cno oftho best remedies for Catarrh nay tho hcs.
remedy VIC have found In lifetime OF SUFFERING sAN,
roRD's RADICAL CURE. II Is not unpleasant 20 1 tsho
Through tho nostrs and there comes with eac DottIc
small glass tube for IN Inhalation IL clears ,o
head and throat thoroughly that, taken each morn
ng on rising there unpleasant secretios ana no
disagree able hawking during the entire day. but an ui
precedentcd cearness voice respiratory organs
= Rev. j. H. WTggia, i's DorcAsfer, Mass, Beacon
Each package contains DR.. Sanfords Improved m
haIinu 1uhe with full directions for use N al cases
Price 90 For sale by all Wholesale and Retail pius
gsts and Dealers throughout the United states am
Sanada WEEKS a POTTER. General Agents ana
Shn1Inss x,nIns:,o N nnk,r.ngis,s nostoa Mass
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LIGHT g. MITCHELL,

LIGHT & MITCHELL,
DEALER ~
Drugs, Medicines. Paints.
SCHOOL BOOKS, ST ATl0NERY, ,TOBACC0S,
CIGARS, &C,
TAKES this opportunity Of thanking his n
4 patrons for their Rostiibcral patronage w
for the last year, aud hopes by strict atten- fG
tioR an1 :ar dealing to merit a continuance the
same. sell fc,i.rGte goods always; do not sell
cour:er(eif or cheap goods for the best. Warrant
everything sold-to be returned il not as guaran-
,ecd. his smYdcsire, and also pleasure, to sell my
patrons -.i .i N.ftt
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
cl,r1y'. but will compelled, sell them I.audanam
for cts Syrup FOR cts, and Cologne for % cts.
per pint; butat the same time, let inform you,
thataccording 20 TIE United States Pharmacopea,
you can'tmake Laudanum for less than Cts, BY
The wholesale. 4 much cheaper plants to buy
your goods genuine and add the '70fer yourself.
want allmv'old Accounts settled mp By ypaying
the Cash Immediately, and new ones begun immer
diatelY, il not sooner. VIII notaskfor money on
the new ones until after Harvest.
CIGARS-best In town. go
GEO. LIGHT.
May /. Is7G.
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Rockaways, Phaetons, Duggies, Jumpscats, Jag
gers, and Extension Top Spring Wagons
and Market Wagons.
Having been doing business more than twelve
years, and working Tor Wells ], Hawks before the
war, a bd having now in my omPioy Mr. Wu. a.,
Davis and Thomas Ryan, HAWKS old reliable
Painter and Wood-worker, iangiye satisfaction
To all who mas favor mo with a call. All New
Work built bv me warranted for twelve months
REPAIRING done In the bes; manner and at
short notice, and with the beet material.
Oct 90, lsTs-v JOHN Il. HILBERT.
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FURNITURE!

Talso offer 60 tie public large 10; Of Furni-
ture. comprising
CHAIRS. TiELES Er'ensioarpf other BED
STEADS, IA TTRESSES,
andall articles usually forud in Furniture Is
tablishmcnt.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

FOR HIRE.
In connection with the above I will continue
.fhe LTVERV BUSINESS, and be prepared 20
furnish Carriages, Baggies and 'aggers at the
shortest notice.
ea-The above business will Be under ,ho su-
perintendence OF A0ram stump.
, 1879-06-02

Beginning At $3.50 the bid only was increased
*2t, and the choice was knocked down to
James d, Lynch at $!7T liz chose pew No. II,
att1 pew Nm. II wna tn.en at the snme price Dy
j. F. tte Savarro. Several pevs were thru sold
fur 4faIl Sos. AMI q were sold for $Itl 10
Mt. 1suc1iai,pn null II. {. Murphy. Mrs. Ca.hc-
rine Bradley fb0k NJ. Tor e2kJ.
The anctIo,lccr ttl.M told tnr people to bid for
the first twelve pcws on the first side s'e, next
10 Fiftictlt street. The pulpit 70 IN this side.
They sold rapidly for SiD each. The first shte
alslo tn tic left OF The fnl1o aisle Was
timn Visited. Higher prices were OBJ
ta!ncti, as a better gtcw Ut tie whole
snnutuarr could be had, md the
preacher coufd be seen to more advantage. y
number Of tlse pcHs Fol.l for over slt, md SOW
cral for nriccs bGtwecn 2B0 nItu $t5 Fau News
IN the hur.t trulsept IN front Ut The altar of
'ilr vsrgn Mary were offered, but no bids vera
received. a,ml1ar pews In the south transept,
u front Of 1t. Joseph's altar. brought uo bids.
Thc middle Malt was hEan vis1lca, md the IL"
remaining pews down to NJ. ~ wer1 put up
for sale. Fivr were sold for over SO each. nIi,
M that price could not te increased, Mr. tt0guet
concluded IL stnp ,fr sa'o. M announcement
was made Wien the auction would be- coht}n-
u.a. The ancttuuccr said he thought far prices
we're obtafntL From No. 21 u Nh. 10 the news
nye yet Husnld. The total amount Of tho ercI-
lng'a aale amounted 10 Sl9,52J.
, 1879-06-02
Tnl!y.lln nls.l Twliis.


Mr., +. A, schsrntrhotn. Of tho Coaeh'nG
Club, drovs down Fifth avensle Just ,hrfurc 4
n'rlutk y. III. Yesterday. Thu establishment
w4s llne AIul SNOWY. Fuur slt'n, higl..s.epp4ng
c1,estnuts, With their l,rads clcrlst up to tis
lutt ri possibility, wsro hitc'led to d Gossllv.
varl.lstlrll rcd drag. 'rlu tiIls 0f tl'c ilorses
wefe banged. anil t'er s,arnrss lad nlo',Yrans
On tic silver trimmings. Two grouIna. Il. light
aral livery. ba'uIlred themselves stI!t'y on s!!c
buck seat atop, with thc!r nr,ns folded a.1 .lrlr
eyes tuukiug slFaght ailsa. slsg -es.1ns light
ropa walkers oil tor lanl'a.r ieat. Alr: setlsr'
merhors! was Ill tho, drtser's scat. llu waa
.lsessuG In a drap frocsS coat nnl trousrrs Vi Il
darker slaAp than worn hv tho erouts's. am!
nearly nntr,!ng llas heavy naatly eu..bel
well toswaril OH ILLS clnseay.eut balr. ana hls
slavcs matchrd tho suit. ile sat W.T.. ea.Y
ald The rstns held trm!y Iii his outstrcsc.Ir,
huutls.
Filth avet,t,a WAS alive with tnen gulng llonIt
from business, and women roEg l,uuIu from
shopping alr. SehernlerhOru's cquipagu nj
tEactcd much attGu1lui.
Mira. Howard ts .l,e .Aother OF tllo twins Ia
beiad ''pser!ess." Al the Brewster Hall baby
, 1879-06-02
PREACH THE GOSPEL.


THE REV. l. Al. Held,
Corresponding Secretary o1 the ~ 4. Msston-
ary Sucicty, preached ID Grace Church, corner
ne Iasn1ie md ,yyhtts strcr,s, Yesterday morn-
,n,, H. nv, Io,rr.
H'E. va l'Ae ou'tE' i,
tio ye Unto nil tae t wofH' anu Ircsch LOG oospet
10 every I.sa'ute. @ N.n"'H. .'"' =, Nv ~, ~,
Aa askca l'o luest!on, What aoes Inc
Church of God exist fort" md, IN answering,
sntd. not for the etunuence Of tts pulpjts, not
for tho e,i,o nj ua ur.,e n,r np soci,1
~. ~ Wv 'Ars ~. .s", ~ ,..S,,.s.".",
hc,-hot lor ones pefsonai' 'ntc'cctua'
moral, or spiritual development. There
could bs no perpctuity Of the Church,
pu Tint basis. Such nj, object was tho smnI,
tno narrow Christ rnve thc reas,In Mt fhp
tnomrnt If lila dana rture fron, caril, wlc, liz
..nmatte,i In intcrcsta Of ti,,. Cnrrr), to His
DIsri,,,es, In nil He snt,I tlpru WIS but one
s1ntr1 thnurht. ONE Observation-Disclosures rlorlo,is
thn..bt.-.tllH that was tjr missionary rause,
Thu speaker was eou,nellcd tu inicr, therefore,
tiat ti,c only reason for the existence Of tha
la oynngclIzrl.-that tic sinner might be
brought to Chr,st-tt.at Tie tlnrkncss nnL
misery nf inc world might be t1jssjpatcd under
thr illuminating md Cheering iuitenccs OF lilo
hlcss.i i;uernloti,nt mel lIlIeht. tl,rourb its
nn,ysr. he llttul from Tie miro IL scat al thr
fstnh,, i,auA az The Father ia Heaven.
Tin erection Of TEMPLES, Tic cultivation Of
muslr, i1Ic delivery nf jsrt,urses, our t1uyclop-
menr in k1,owtrdac contcuplatci one thing
rnfotinn tn tilc hnatifudes una riury iul hni
rrscrr..i for lI,ct1l. The Church WIS the so]t-
lary urens to t]u the work, ,,ni II the Church
lid not arrompjish The rruat work It would not
],e nccomt,l,s1eti, find we pcrtnlkkeu lhe mis-
sinnnrv cai,sp tn take its rrontr nIace II, our
, 1879-06-02

not posahic that any other estimate Of the
Deity car be true.
ter thnn our own. VIZ too have m,n,ic ,u.o n
man that Creator wlr.>H tie ancienta scnttgtch
uver gvcrS field. They called the sky Jupiter,
und t!Ir acl Septunet mil 'a!r, lovely day
thry eal'',1a lovely ''na'ter-int r. l"s"ly ,lay
into Dur Ono Father, slDuld nut rein mi Hin tn
a Vrfsnn IN the centre af all the worlds, but VIC
should ask Hin to Ia still with III on land md
scn; nix! afnuld say over our returning summer
that our Creator a1ld Daily ia hero with hls gar-
n,eDts Of sunshine and flnwcrs
Hriencu IA fi.tinE mysterious hgcnta which
nncc 10y wholly hcynnd the rnllgc III thought.
II t|ntls on inIlhcre Tint rnn PASS Under the At.
1nute md carry wnr4!s IN Rcct,t,d NJ limo: un
it f,as found lmt NIL through noncr--to our scuse
An,l Instruments III II yaeln--'ffIrFe - ttrnnKr
nthcr wlrll carries tie ltrht across tl,r al,v.s
between thc sui. Sirius, asnl o.,r caTtft. tliss
cthcr is inost marvellous ocean III which al TIN.
stars ilaat. W4Il II In the lnaterial wprl surl,
wonders exist why 'nay II not he true tint as
yet We know nothing uf what We call ininhi mil
TINT the BeIlII Ut t;nt awaits tlcw cDtmAea hllIl
Wit sof1sc day come h. It's us Soul III which wo
atl 1.-Two n1d moyt h1ul hnfc OilF being. u may
be hut our forinAi Theology IL ,tl wllily Nh.ic-
I!ate, asnl tf,at only the fnftlcst pDetry Of the
must enrarturrtl tIeart can EVER icll us where
Is orr Hod a'nl IN what mag''sicclt ,ens. ~,
1Ncnta tiuta liz como and co., Evidently tlle
Old impressions OF our fathers mid oF ourselves
Must uass n,yny, and the CrcntDrt once ehafncd
4 to form and throne, must bc set ffcu to
greet Us IN tic morning aun antf whisper to US
| III tile nsg1It+WMl fnstcatl Of irnptisnnnE olt
Deity, we must open our minds and hearts and
meet Ia Alf places Him who has lonr hecn 1nr
away. lie tnust hu In Our sunlight n,Ml III
| our shadows. When our homes ritlI With the
lluppiuesa of our children md friends G0u ns1
seenl t,crn IN His love a,nl beauty, ntd When
death inva,(cs ft. scrne sc musL sttfl aav pcrt
Ia our Creator In Ills goodness and wsss1Um. hui
also In l1is satl mystery. GtNl must By coniesF'
, 1879-06-02

Sailing tito Chnlc0 Mt tuct4on-aIrx. ,Tnso T..
do Snvitrrn t;Gts the First Selection Ht
So, 1Ot}-Eusrns HOLLY Uu5A tho seooud
Choice fur $3.50.
4Nt.o yarE Tribune, Jfap3 m
Tho choice OF pews In The 1ew Cathedral waa
sold ut pubtlc auction last eyuninf by John G.
H!'muTt!!ng. Ahos,t 600 persons we're present.
Large sheets OF paper, an wllel! we're printed
all llc pewa In tl,n clntrrls, With the annuai
rcuta1 OF each, wcrc distributed. 1t was an
nouncca tllut III no case would pew bc sold.
Only the rEllL to select u new was at auction.
Ihr highest bidder utter selecting n psw wss
cnlttlnl to usu It III hong US the aununl rvntut
should bu pnl Al tho death u tho buyer tNe
right to thu new would pass to hs faulty. In
n0 caau would tho privilege he sold tu tranRlcr
tlss new u nnosher " dispose ot y In my "nY.
AtSu'clock llle sale wus begun. st:lthluE IL tlte
middle aisle tic nlsettonuer announced Tint ilu
nrtVlegn at seoctH'y any uf the ilrst twenty.ssx
pews would he gold. Ile hrst bl was *5o9,
sl'xl cav1l IN to 81 ,:Fn, The bids t,,un roso TO
Sl,:iN and {l.7U. The rivalry had been kcun
Among tn0sr acs|r1ls hi .,l,taltnE l.!e hrst pe%
in tho church, hnt thu bid ot $l.100 surpassed
tho expectation Of tiln ulost Of them unl they
lutt ilu caHipe.l.loa to TWO ur three. From
sl,750 tho hid WIS ralse1 to 81 ,sDo. then to
S2,0, ut whlcn lneru Was 'nalrfnlr Ut pnlAlsse.
Tic auesioHeer firmly called p. luo, Hltti dwclt
on Tint sum some t!ns. e!t wa. unable 20 Est
gher ltle sncccssinl builder was sirs Jnss +.
ua Nayarro. Mrs, Navarro sefets1 paw No. /.
tbs at,l,1al rs,ltul Of which is slD.
l'rtccs uflcfwMri foil considerably, Tho sec
on rt,tlrc was so|u all.r i've bids. IL Was
started at f:pU. mud was knocked down 10 Eu.
| Etue Kelly, lain bunker. fnr S75D IL ctoau pow
M. 3. Far third rllucu 500 was n!fere.! tnllv-
lnscy. hut there was r' increase, Charlos
&. Tie a,rtusIeer then offered uHy of the 70.
maung ,pows Ut flu savcra! applications
wrru made in raull succession ,as fut1nws: DO.
| srph ]. u.Unnohur, nf No. ss Fr0nt street, au-
| leclt1 30. q; William >Mu1 join O'Hrlem. tho
hankura, No. y: J1hn Jofluson, No. u; M!ss
McNenlcny and Miss 4. Bysnes, No. IL; md Sir.
EcAcycrtsl, No. u, When tic application. nad
stopped. tl'o cteiee was a.,uin put up VI a1et!9 y
ssat'! at % @ tss G4 .i foso ssoway tl, t1 ,!
prlce wrro IRON Mr. DeCasttu. NJ. O. and Tholra'
al j. U'lonnhue, M. Is. John D. CrimMtDs
wua elyCn M. Is 1T 6ta51.
Mr. lIu;uet tIen suA tint sotlo OF tho other
pa~s tn tho tufdtls alsta might hs lloru 1esfrl-
lilo a,.l aunounced ,hut he Wulill seli thu right
70 ang uusod pews down ta No. ~ This bid
dsnk, however, did not BECOME moro spirited.
, 1879-06-02
show. She went to the halt At Fifth avenue and

show. She went to the halt at Fifth avenue and
Fourteenth strcot. 10 Ret the paw that ha1 bceu
promised, but got none, md started up the ave-
nile with twin OH cael arm. Tint was an odd
sight In Itself. At Sixtrunth street she met
Mr.. eehcrmcrlIorB's team, and stoHl IN the
curhstoue to look. i'rnhably The nfI,tcnder had
nrrcr seen woman with twu Lau!ea on her
arms. lie shied, lost his balance. slid tlozca
feet, nnd fell on his side. li,s mate was trIpped
by bis heels and thrown down. Tho Whcctcrs
tilmblcd on them. n,li there tlIcv were, oil In
hemp. Tic rctns were dragged out of Air.
schcrncshornH hands, as The frightened horses
liz. hundred in minute. Tile wneclcrs s,rut-
Elctl to their feet but the leaders could not get
I'm until the entan0ltng hnrncss had been nd
Justcu ~ l1'c Er0otns, who unlimbercd for tic
cntcrEcncy.
An was fixed within fvo minutes, and Mr.
scner'ncr1lorti, GrakpinE the rcins uIn1 tossHg a
duliar to yoithg rnnn WHO Ind nlul,y helped
70 get the horecs OIL tlr1r fcct, dashed down
The avctuc, while sfrs. Howard truJrcd In tie
other direction With her peerless twins.