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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and Housatonc lsaiiio2dsS esmer. CATH
aIinC SIP 3J, r. H. daIli al 5Oa N and 2.3O d. IN
Fare lower than by any other routh
NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fmc. II
~ leave Pecksip daily iSunaays excepted for
New Haven = amt II D. Di.. connecting with
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited iickei4 Steamer, eaye
40 North RIVER dII including Sulday- at 900 - m
for New IondOn. Bo-tO.s Worcester, Sc.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ AII,ANGEMENT or PAssLNGtK TRAINS. March
ZOO n m Tor East Bethlehem. Allentown, Rcsdn9
Manch Chunk, Haz,eioa. MalRnoy City Ashland. WiAos
$50 ~ NJ. Nielt Express daily ior EnsOn. Bethlehem
Attention. Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbalrc, Elmira, Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buhaio Niagara Falls and Ihs
' '"9 ROBr SAY RI, Sup't aud Fngr
General Eastern oice corner ChuIch aad SIS
CIfAS. 4. tMAfMINt.-. Ap,.uf
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DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases lind gool board aud propcr atent' IA
private family Address EXPERIENCE. dbuno Uptown
6nce, 1883 Broadway.
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BTOals
VI WEST H-ST.-Parlor and bedroom.
% second floor front with board aiso single rooms
Qp WEST 22D -ST.-Two rooms TO let with
,JO board on third door references exchanged
East Siis.
A FEW BOARDER5 can be accommodated
n Win comfortable rooms aud cool reasonable
rajes b. applying at liG East 18th ST., city
I LARGE SUNNY ROOM, one single room,
with board; everything new and nrstcass los East 25t
st.. n1al station
IIS EAST 23D-ST.--Mrs. Il. II. jenkins
l. - Offers large and small rooms, with board
EAI LEXlNGTON-ANE.-O large sunny
81 front room ono small room ON upper door supe
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Gnmmer Resorts.

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No 2XsI Thriaye cor Oneh undrc and Wenty IourthsS
(IIaren Savings Bank Budiog) up TO At regular
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
10 ATLANTIC CITY.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
cat WinslOw JuUctOn)
LEAVE NEW-YORK, FOOT LIBERfN-ST, llj =. IN.
Arrive at Atlantic City. $50 +. III.
Leave Atlantic City Cam ana Atlantic H. r.. 7am
Arrive al NewIOTk 1885 ,. IN.
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For further IIfora on apply at once foot OF Lib
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Qeacners.

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PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES
Il UfFOT QUAHIEIMhS IENs OIIlCE,
CORNER HOUSTON AND GlIHSE SIS,
49, " l.IINI oILrL q u 10

II
4 DEFOT QCARTERMAs1RK's OFFICE.
CORNER Houston AND GRfRSE SIS, ;
NEw-YCRK CITY, February q 1850.
gned will DO received At This Office until O'Clock
"Wednesday, March 10 1850 at which time ana place they
will be opened the OF Dtdcrs Tor supplying inns
Department with 90 ARTILLERY Horses to be geidnas OF
hardy sound IN all particulars, IA ROO condition, square
Totter we'll broken 10 harness from fifteen T. sixteen hands
high not less than hye nor moro than seven years Old weigh
les than thousand ana fifty .OJO pounds, and
suitable in every respect fOr artillery service.
TINS advertisement should nc securely
10 each phCse prOpo al and DO mentioned therein Is com
pi1sng pait Of II.
Baikfor proposals may be obtained at tins Office Proposals
should he enclosed IN sealed marked Proposals Tor
Artillery Horses and addressed Col. q. EssOn Depot
QuaTtCrTnaSter, NvWYOTk city
The nted states reserves the right % reject any all
J.. c EAsTON. coono aud Asst Q. n. General.
PROPOSALS FOR CAR-FASTENINGS for
transporting goods in bond seals for
packages of dutiaho goods
TREASURY DRFAKrnNT, Feb 10. 1890
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited unul II O'Clock m.
Weuesday March ~ 1880 FOR furnishing the Treasury
pnrtmrnt tsieungs for Transporting duabc goods
bond ami goods passing transit through CauaHa
for packages such quantities. as the department may nom
Proposals N be accomp lncd by samples OF articles
% he furnished. ard viii state tho proc AZ which
same parked foi shipment IN such manner
the tncnt Will Ds dcvefci NJ the
Office express freight company al the place ~
factuTe Where lead seals ana glass seals or other seals
Of Ike submitted at least ore dozen Oi each
should Dc furnished.
The Department the night 10 reject all bids
Due examination vii no Of ana fun consideration
given the merits Of all locks seals and other devices which
be submitted
Printed forms Of proposals furnished they
necessary. -
Proposals may furnishing either or both Of the
afices named 10 be inlrked Proposals asteuings
for Package Seals the be- ana ad
JOHN SHERMAN. secretary
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RAILROAD.
GREAT IRt M LINE

AND INIIED NIAIEN NAIL KUI n
Train. leave View York, Via Desbrossrs AMI tOrtandt
streets Ferries follows;
karlsruhe. Wcat and South. with Pullman
Pa ace Cars attached (" H. M. q ana IS 20 m. dahy.
llam-pnfi. Lock Haven. .. -:fI T. CORY Pul
tfuutCuu" no tufIv for ItusyIe Petr1.
leuu rutfC and the on Regions
Iafmor .-hiucton auI tc south. Limited Washington
ENprcs- OF Pullman PAror cars daily tice sunday ga
so a. l. and 10 M. sunday. 10 "A m an o.,,.-
EAurrss ;Or Wet Philadelphia - ~ ~ ~ I'm
tcul Il a. l. 4 g. $50. so anu 10
adI2 ui nc SUNDAY 40 and NJ 3 g. 7jU $50 aud 10
u Id ard i1 uiEhf.
FrrT,.s pha epha VIA Camden 1880 nui Up. m,
except SUNDAY.
Boas Of iroglyu AnncV connect Win all through trains
alOfdng speedy aud direct transfer FOR
Brooklyn travel Al, -. Ia. -
an. G.tO, pl $50 g. 49, daily except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore. ttOa m o. $50 30 1910 p.
m sunday $50 a. m F,om Ph~'rpiia, 500 goo, $50,
$40. 1910 ] go ~ . $50. LOO. 100 go e.3O aud
10 iOp M SUNDAY. $780, ouj, 600 1910 il.JJ AM O;3O
Al "a m.
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Ottdn 3ie1mers.
. MEXICAN LINE.

A MEKIUAN I'm Y. - -, ,,.,.nnoo,
only Transatlantic Line under th> AMERiCAN fLAV
sa1 eve-v Wednesday from Philadelphia ana Liverpool
Txtra sailings on alternate SaturdnYs
LORD COIjGH Thursday March /. ESQ a. m.
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rE'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-lOEK ANp PHILADELPHIA
- THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPOTS
~ PHILADELPHIA . Is NLW- YORK..
DOUBLE TRACK. 1uE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND IIIN FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Hotels.

uARRIMAN HOUSE, 43i-st. and Gth-ave.-
FGstclass restaurants nicely furnished rooms by tho
day or week
VNHE TRAYMORE,
SEA END. TIIINOISANF,
ATLANTIC CITY. ". j.
Heated throughout. Gas IN al tho rooms
ODcn permanently. u. l.. HOPES
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oil TO BOSTON
a. 4 VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SInNI\GIO\ LINE

NIUNINNIVN IINI.
The elegant steamers SIONiNG1ON and NAEPAGAN.
sEit leave Pier 80 North lyer Of Jaw ST. at D. M
daily. ENCbFT SUNDAYS.
pecia htstclsss limited tickets gcod only for the
which they issued Doth boat ana tran specified
face of tcke sod WA this iLe to Boston
ior 81.
a4Z broadway at Metropolitan and tiiih Avenue Hotels
NcNloik, and At oS3 Wasingoas, Brooklyn. nckctsars
also sold az AL principal hotels and ucketJces ana
OF WescOtt Express Co
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Gaatca leave Pier 20 NOrh Rvor
lioot Of WaTenst daily, except sundays. at for
direct either line taken lowest Ato
L. w. FIIKINs, D.s BABCOCk,
Gen. Pass.Agent Presidcn.
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Il THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; 3 DErors
~ PHILADELPHIA = IL NLW-lohh.
DOUBLE TRACK. 1uE Mosr IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND IGiN FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
With ABSOLUTE SAFETY
OF AND AFIER T,\Uu'Y. 10. 1880,
EXprss r'ns leave NGwYok Drsbro'ses aud cortlani
$50 $50 40. : DO Limircd'. II m $3.50 L. 44O. D. D.
an o 6 10 Sl@ AID nd 10 p M. ana l. night
Trains leave Now Yoik daily except sunday 81 %
IN and pm. running through via Trenton AM camden.
at Jcsscy chs, anordins fc"dy AND direct
Bfo,HSH ias.E leave West Philadelphia 1901 $40 3l5
T. 1880 g. -.3d AMI a. m. dimitcl ENDtcss 1901 NJ
5iS.s' 80 "a w. rs o. m. leave P6adepha va
Ticxet oacesS5G and "a oad%ayl Asorouse and foot
Of Dcsbros-cs ana Sotlana is Coust @ndi'r9oAyn A.,
Hudson =; Hobo sn Depot Jersey CitV Emigrant Ticket
One me Nc1YSfk transfer Company will cali for aal cheek
Oageass Ig9gi i 9S,f ana residences FARMER
FRANK General Manager Genera; Passenger Agent
THE ERIE GAlLWAYl,vor,. r,,,,. ,.r,r ..
nov kn2yG a. tRs NAaSeemSnt Of to ,k ia
e,S' nee cnenna, and chicago Day Express Drawing
room t "a f. lmiialo and Suspension Bridge
m w. conSnrctinr Win a-t rain, 10 The aud south
west Puiinan's best pTwing'oom Sleeping Coaches to
h91 a. n ,paiY Pacific Express for the West sleeping
and Chicago without change also Hotel Diuing cars
20 . ' ,. M 'i:mierant train Tor tho West
Trans ,'Gyg r.. si0 20 a. M sI% isG 20 Clio 73l
D. M aud - ight saturday nights only Sundays 9l5
aiscrio Land Pas'ala $50 10 1920 a. NJ Uhe 1920
IA in train stous Rutherford Park only Sundays. -
midnight sundays, g. $50 1920 a. lao $50 p NJ. aud
a,etson g. Gi5. $50 $40 10 1920 1850 m ~ noon
~ 40 800 i2O. I:iu. ., JlO 5.2U $50. 6.lO $3.50. T.
IAN and II midnight sundays, D. $50. o. 49,
1910 q. m, 40. $50. p. ~, and 10 midnight. -
100 10 20 a. Lao. 800 .. G;lp, D. NJ !.
midnight 7undayeG $50 1920 M. Ia1. $780, p ~ ana
~ midnight ana
NcWbnra ana Cornwall 800 a. m. $780, 4:s0 p. sun.
o TenGout AMI Kingston a. m $3.50 p m Sundays, $50
dma.hen g. 75o o 1920 a. NJ: $780, So i:3O p. m
days a. $50. 1920 o. IN, b.51 Z p m 80 go
Niiictuwn 100 ., 1920 =. 800 1870, o sun.
d.vs 500 lO:2Oa G:3u, p. The and $50
connect with York anc Oswego Midland Railroad
al p uJseryis 100 o. 1920 400 G. p m sundays
esn i'.g1 a. m, g. 600 amt D. m
R0as leave 23dst quarter OF nnd quarter after each
Nm ,tn b: a. 10 ot5 m. ANA ~ loi1 aud IDS D.
49, far ms age aud apartments Drawing and
be obtained ana orders Tor the checking
d sfer be lett at The tompnLy's Offices
- ,go AOl or H57 Broadway y. y. No COurtst. BrOO
- ~, st he COmpauy'S DciOts
trains from the West aiiFe III NewfOrk at 40 a.
M i@2' 1 J@6 W. & EBhoTr Gen1 Possr Agt, Ncwyor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Iains leave for EngewOOd Closet Pelmont and Nyack,
aud $50 y The lI:iO p train Will
,na,e 10 minutes alter SATURDAY nights.
VALLEY ami Moneey. T. OJO a. 40
JNO. n. ABBOTT Gent fassr AgL, Now-i0rk
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Art schools-New-York City.


FRIENDS SEMINARY, East 16th-st. ana
L RuheIfordp,ace. gENJ. SMITH. \ H.. Principal
Art schools-NewYork City.
MISS MCDONALD. 4 East 2Oth-st, teacher
eaze Faience tnndcrgazel
MRS, LOUISA b. CULVER
VII receive pupils IN painting Landscape flowers sl lie
Gina and oocoa,ionL studio "1he BELLA" NO 4s Ea'
26lIrst. conner 4th-ave. beginning october l. -.
References NJ D.. Hu1iiaat5n' MI William n"'' ~
For Bows and y Young Men-Country.
4 lcvander Institute, Military Boarding school,
~ White Pa!'s y. y. Principal g. i; WILLIS, IN. D
A T PORTCHESTFR O.. " Military lnStl-
= tue the next VII commence February i
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
~ College ConditcHed or rejected caH4oac. c.4t n.d
summeror Winter stockblHse. Mass. T. hOr MINI.
UOYS and Young men admitted nj any time
dcpira SWjrH e. sH6KTiiDGi3, \. II. Haryaid grad
Uatel. PrncnaL
VOLLEGTATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
- TUIE New Haven CGnn Genial iy!,sLs se I
PIcai. o,y i9coAeSe 5ea, i s . or,a, ti ~,
Anpe opportunity for athletic games rowing &c.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
& ccs,eI, lass G. b. MElCAIf q. Me- snpcnnt cn4onL
DFEKSKIIL CN. W Military Academy For
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
/ ChrslEE. Penn. ..., ,
concerted. colonel iHho' hlAIl iIe7~
Tor Young Ladies-Coun.ry.
Az Enc}lsh, French and German Boarding
Ncw.iaytn o. Ms. = l.. Cily rrn. send for circular
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY fer Young La
OGlc7. Bridgeport Conn address Miss EMILY NILSSON.
GROVE HALL, Ncw-Haveu, Coun.-Miss
W MONTFORTS SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
Fer Both Sezes-Coun.rv.
MARCH 10. Term opcns AZ Clavcracll On. -
IVA College an IT, r. Inst Rev. Alon1o ilack Ph Pres
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
VI Nj kiscO y. fo young lies and children, VIII 70
open Sept lu casouable. Miss hyatt Irlnc pal
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-For both sexes;
w Coucorlvic Penn: so Per quarter students pro
LsHcRiLIDGE 4. ~ Prncipll
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
males ana fciraos exceedingly healthy excellent govern
mout ard Christian influences thorough 10 ~ for any CO.
epe or business 500 year send for catalogue reior
10 Old Students j. Flavel MCGec Lib Judge John A.
BaiI Jersey city :. :. STEVENS. A. VI
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, \. Y.-Both
sexes: orens second h3year February send or
new catalogue. W Il. BANNlsTEf. A. NJ
GWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Philadel-
- phaUnder care OF FRIENDS BON seTes ADMITTED al
INC FnEsh Norma Department Preparatory and Model
Schools. For part culars address EDWARD IL MAGiLl4
President SWaIthmOre. Delaware CO.. PenL
Miscellaneous
A IL persons interested in q FREE TRAIN
"A ING and COOKING SCHOOL invited 20 an ad
Journed meeting, at 22s West S9hst TO moHow at p ~
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fan Schools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, years;
Graduate coute for GcRreo Of DC L. yearA Fall ern
opens Sept. % Address Prot WAYLAND New-iaven. "
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Vnstrrtilou.

For Both Sexes-City-
FRIENDS SEMINARY, East 1Gth-sS. ana
4 RntbeIford.p,ace EENJ. SMITH, \ n, Principal.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES GOVERNMENT STOCK DSPAerHEyL
FIRST CALI-I012 O'CLOCK A. VI.
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Btu SChCOI5--Ne W- 7 OIFA DIOJs
MISS MCDONALD. 4 East 20th-st., teacher
Ne Of Drawing Watercoiors Porcelain Decoration over
claze) Faience OndeT giazal
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FRS, LOUISA b. CULVER

MRS, LOUISA B. CULVER
VIII receive pupils IN painting Landscape, COVERS SIN le
Gina and CoCoIaOn at ten studio, "lhe IelI No 20 '''
2Gthft. Conner 4th.ave., beginning october
References g. NJ. j.. Huntington Nj William haf" 81
James Nj HAT. Nj. i. l.. Bellows.
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NNE UULIl'N ~ DVNIVN'--,--.
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For Hpr0. ai uuutri tickets steamers Old COLONY m
MIN rOi.T leave Ncv.Nork d.iv, c,Crutus Sundays
.ulp 20 ICON Pier - Norh river Ioo' o. Maua q Lc1,
Bfoos,u. f.pl %. n Jtr.cy City. ago VIA Annex
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u Olo Hx M : s;T4rEs MAIL sTET,A!s,[Eas

EUPEE!AI GfEWAN NAIL.- IiAmburg-
4 American Packet Compmy's Line for PLYMOUTH
CHLRBOU re ana NAMBthG. ..
IrsSI NC ......,falca Z ST!f March -
.ITT.-iA ......N March u WlrLA%D.... March -
Paics oi r1.sacr Plymouth I0u.Ou. Che, hOulg Ham
lr- and en- lopts I'm lu.laul scotland ana Wdss; First
Cn goo 500: Srcnn9 biu gold, -Gn. Storage. cur
re.ey e21. e.. Is RICHARD d BOA-. Gen. i3s-. Ae'i,
Et-<IiA.bV * CO.. 81 broadway. Ncw-NOrG.
- l-.t..rll Aclnf. 81 nInal.l. NnA- lnIt.
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1J BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE:
pier oConpanv new No AZ North River loot oi MottonI
Travellers bv this line avoid both transit by English ray
way and the dsconfOs OF crosanE tho Channel IN SnAA
boat ,.,. u-,d,cstar ,tch -
S-cF ednesday. Mch 81. q
INBRA DOR. sangiier .... W eGne7'tiy Ap. ~ ga M.
LyOnuals, oi Pans In amounts 0si-
N" louis DE HEBlAN. AeenL SO. % RrOalWaY
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY

Trains leave for Eng ewood. Coser Pe,mont and Nyaek
~ q 40 M, l. l. 1. 100 $50, $40 $50 1888 y. M
.s.,nday- . a NJ aud $50 M The ll:iO p. train will
ina, 20 10 minutes .atcr saturday nights
spring VALLEY AMI Monsey. 300 a. n 40 p m
Nh"u'' no n. ABBOTT Gen1 PassT AgL, New.York.
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PED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP

Sailing week alternately rom phlh
York landing passengers within rev houis rlde OF th
iuportant points Of interest on the continent.
HHYNLAND, MARCH,, y, : D IN.
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Our Young Folks.
TREE.

WHICH Il the best OF all the trees?
Answer me, children Al, II you pleased
Is 1t the linden, with tassels gay ultAA
Or the willow there where the catkins swayf
e 1t the oak, the king OF the wood, st ~ g
That for hundred years has stoodf a.r
Or the aspen whose leaflets simmer and
L M + the Re sOIe% an and g.oo%y R,ns an.,
An. moi The tree that love best, arrr f-H
1t buds and blossoms not with the rest, o..
No summer sun on its fruit has smiled,
BUT Sc. s rRu viii snN bloom sa anS bear me-
Ny winter bloomer! my Christmas-treel
Its blossoms are candles, all shining gay.
4iitied H s. ribb IS to sv sas
Big and little. and little and big, ,.r
Dolls and trumpets, and balls and bats,
Horses and monkeys, and dogs and eats,
Drums and whistles, and guns and whips,
Every conceivable kind OF box,
With all conceivable kinds OF locks; -Y.f 20
Tigers and elephants swinging In air,
Singular fruit for tree to bear! '
But 90 It blooms and bears fruit for me.
My winter bloomer! my Christmastree!
Elm and linden may both be fair, - ri
But they have no elephants swinging In ar;
But they have no tifeq nor whistles TO blow:
The oak may be king " the forest wide,
But he has no parcels with fibbons tied,
Nc gHns no ra5.le :, ~ books no boats
No dolls. no cradles, no skates, no tops, .
Nor oranges. candy, or lollipops;
Nothing that's pretty. and nothing that's rood,
But leaves and acorns and bark and wood.
So the tree of all Others that's best to me
Is my winter boomer! my Chrfstmas-treel
-LdU'u T.. Richards, In fouths Companion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-23

an 1915. Another case Is related OF .
young man who, after being severely
wounded in the temple, Tor which he
was trepanned, unaffected an uncon-
querable propensity for theft, which was
quite against his natural disposition. He
was imprisoned for larceny after having
committed several robberies; and had
not medical testimony been produced to
show that he was insane, and which
attributed his kleptomGniA to disorder
of the brain, he would 3have been pun
ished according to law. -
Several ingenious but improper de-
lenses have been made by persons pos
sessed Of good pecuniafy means, and
holding q respectables social position,
with the view Of escaping imprisonment
tor thefts they have committed more
from moral Eturpitude than diseased
mind. One of the most noteworthy of
these is mentioned by Casper. Madame
de x had stolen ARTICLES in three
goldsmiths' shops: and subsequently
confessed to her husband that at a GER
tain time she had an irresistible desire
to possess herself q shining objects.
She confessed to having taken objects
from shops and sisted that on one oc-
casion when she went to return the
goods she had been restrained from do
ing so from the belief that the articles
were her own. Much, evidence was
given to prove that she suffered from
mental disease; but on Casper's opin-
ion being asked concerning her alleged
kleptomania,s he concluded that her
propensity to steal was not irresistible;
that she had not been compelled to
commit the three thefts in spite of her
self, and that she was responsible for
them as criminal actions. His reasons
for this opinion were that, in the first
place, although the, accused had be-
sought her husband not to take her to
those places where shining objects were
to be seen, she went to goldsmiths'
shops of her own accord, and without
any necessity for doing so. Second,
that she paid away silver. Third, that
she broke up the objects she stole, in
order that they might not be reeog-
nized, and in that way lead to her de-
lection. Fourth, she had not gone to
the same goldsmith's shop twice. Fifth,
she had concealed her conduct from
her husband. And last, when she was
Intercepted, had made many false and
contradictory statements. 49,,