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New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

Company sc 29t Of ~ LeSnStoaaVe year 10000
Of Madison ava $4,000
Same sSd sS another to same 7tav 96ihst
Holding 10 Karlman iih ave- Jjthat
ncrncr. and wife 70 + 'Herci iaGilsiw
Jaconus and another 10 the West Side savings
Sane % 10 hc c. % rlaa savings DaaE Sd.
Johnson @ to 70 ii Ml6aat :6ia.st. siivc in o,o
Kecss.ssen to Gcwat No iig 2isi, years 5000
KcicI, to F II Walter Manhattan st. near . .oo
King 70 The Es York Saving; Bank.
Kuiess 9 ani ;noihcr to L peniz sS9lssw ,oo
Knols q. J " to BorerI, jr sa24'hst' ma
SANE hlgT To- iIsry var earrT same PROPERTY vcar 5000
Eoin ii aud vic t. II schwizer. ) Lud ow:st II 400
Matta"1s h@%":' WHIT I'D wife 10 ! 10 rn,i ani an.
; %5 e 4: 10 o s.,:, "ocsS $50
Same 10 exec u,os, ec so a Gocrc" st. c.n
Mesch ana wife to Caroline walacil @d.st. ,co
srTphy i 10 Sarah L i!eeanes Boacry. BiOOm' scoo
Neyns lien aod hosboni Decker Off o,o
NOS, Wilan 10 Mayn Brown s. Saave and Ooo
N'SS ave vi 5,s, i. a %ii' TO y" ! . @5oco
o'; 5G'sf Gr% ge " % n% ave- y" "a ''' " 800
sik. me cr ' wa Wsv,% WY % and Mrrcfrst year.
tees: etc %7ii..ie Gihayc. wears ,o, =, - 5000
j. w ly,n
ieei1E eor othS, an! :aVe ave yc & 25o0O
Re1in. aicarc'. 70 the BoIery savngS ians, .oo
sava 2 Shn Si j. SafS G Mic wa cGrs ana an o'oo
othei. ecut. rs i'noave y,ars ,;.....+ 2OOO
Scloltz car. to WI lam Bennett. No. 81 niver,sl
aud also G3 oliyert ns'anenis of loHo yclrlr ooo
schrcnEr.cu, Henry 10 Jane II Hamilton LEX ..o
ington ave- Of 5,'thst yedr,............... 10000
Macdoq"l 81. year l.. ~ D'''1 1000
schuitz SiSh1a; and vie 10 MartL
etc. ss Silist % 3d.'ve years ..;;...' o'U1o
%ohEt Of G,i,avc eCooO
sonnclcrg N.,,li. and vic District No u the .
t~t cn iie' issivc i,i nyct var 1000
to james ilt:Gor, W : G.,cnwci.St. u o. Cnrt-
Iandi i'ant al'o rs Greenwich s; Il OF tcorilandt oo
The Steam mSilrg aal Power Compay ot Ncwltrk
10 M"reisna " FM1cli. " ThomlNon-st between -,
lrot year ........-- 3.5nO
stell. Jacob t. William 4 Hon executor etc' y" o@ mn
sri%gs ~ SSihsc cof 5,lavc. yc%rs...... 1900
Vor, :aiavc II OF isl, si. wears '...... 10000
st. affective 10 '''''''' " $500
RTing, N 81 -. years l'" .N'''"' 5000
RtCOrprD A.rlGNNENr rS or MORTGAGES
Brown Il t, T. = coIrc fi3no0 i3no0
GeTgc, ~ to tlza GngGenncimer ....'..'.'.... l~3
la alan, 10 M d%' ; Executor ct 10 Mulaua ar
IIcci le, Ielciic, to NARY Iave,' er 81 oto
IIust,dl, Henry and wifi" t. Charles fcber.....- 1850
James pudey l. to iiariictA ~cav-y. ...: /
Newcvaib Josephine l.. cxccutriN. etc, g. John \ - o
obcri lilia iisnge. aud ohers. xccuIon o,
ouicI irais " 10 Mary l. Dnine.le ,,ol
Soha,. " I. lam H. executor. otc John Walker 80 -
scuiszcr iIrs 10 II iian ~c!nit1cr .-.:: - %
Walacr. John h executor ETC. John WalGtr'.. ~ 81
Wheeier. Harrc + 10 stern & Mcilgci - liza
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
REAL ESTATE.
Nxw-YoRE, Thurslay. April

EEw-YoRE Thursday. April 1. 1880.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change Selcsrooua to-day
BB Richard v Rdr1et.
4sOrv brick house with lot. No % West 3D. A. tAm.
D...1.' @ sOC
(Amitys) adjoining above, lots together In
size - 10x5".l g + Hunter Observation-Disclosures. To-
3stOry brick house with lot. No 23 West 3d-st (Am
x2iiix75J; same 1aTciaser IL. 500
story brlck house with lot No 2l2 Greene-at @
49.l1 II u OF West 3d-st, lot 1s7x502: same pur-
s,,nsr hoose With lot No 900 6;rcnc al ion ''
ing aooye los s.sx5o.s samT Cohen ....'. sOO
2 2-stOry brick houses with lots No go and PAL
Wooster 81. s.. 7411 II n OF West 3d.si. lots
TO- lo
] 3stOry brick house with lot No "a GreeS wicllave.
o. SAME purchaser 1LOO
similar house with lot, No 2G GIe6nwicilave, 8,
adjoining above lot 23 2x9i. lx23 llxD9.l Wm ID
BV Lotfs MesfT
] A.story brown building lot. No 2.202 I'd
ave, 8, 20 IL 1t n OF i3thst lot 2OxS0;
Life Ins Co 7,5o
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

y EW-JERSFI SOL IHERN RAILWAY.
~ Lcayr Sew York. foot ibrriy.sr.. G. H.K of y r
o5 a. FoT F.Iiung'lalc, Toms River, barnega, and
iiie' nFiilc siafiriF
l:l5 D Ii-to: lnus ycr Ninellnd all stations 10 Bay
Siar = sd pE AILANfI CITY.
n ~ For f,rmin -,alr Toms EveT, Barncgat, Tucker
town iinnt HIllIllrli-lll
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feaQl Notlccs.
Corporation &otits,.

NOTICE.-Leases of certain Piers and Bulk
IN heads offered public Gale to be held by order Of
of Docks. El chanYe Saesrooln, No.
III Broadway. on TU ESDAY. April -. 1880,
full Information the City Record, Tor sale at No.
CITY Hall.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Giln ijeai G.s!d;e tor safe

Giln ijcai Gs!G;e tor sale
FOR SALE.-A nice lit;lc hOuA in LoXing-
t0l.ayc.. between t0ih ana ilststf WCs Side. Apply
between - anc a, 10 Bcaverst room H..
INNESTMFNT--" BROW OF LENNON
HILL" INVE-TMENrD
thr.c hiE.st oT hiOwnsrnc private ave 'rrs,
roPlre with improvements and IN lndgnl.rru' c"hii'on,
caCl! 2iy,uX - vii iakC IN lriu GrtlisS larn lgcnir'
mana or sell separately. -
SAMUEL KILpATRICK 500 3D. av.
L. p.S.-Wi rent t. Lr~t class families az 7l.4J)
PURCHASERS are invited To examine those
brauu' four story cah, nishr hOd. south eide ~
12dst. near lark ave. Owner on PREMISES
TfT WEST 45FlI-ST.-Thrrc-s hIeh
Il stOop house. lSx5cxl.n; .2.iOn all" two inst
Class houses fu szc baIEain OWN Lh. =: Iast G3tist
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
KALLROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trails Ncw tors, ne,hr1Sses CoIandt streets
Friu... a~ irlnwS:
lt.rfi rlii4hurg inc Wet and Snn. with pulmaa
P.l.cn. At .ch,, - H. L.. 6Iud so . ,tiilv
Wi im- "' Ices Haven, .. i $50 T.. Corry AMI Eric
cnurctily Cory fur itusN lie, Petroleum
ltaiic ihr u l,' iun~.
Bairnurr 81 a.rn.ion he 0rtl Limited Washng gtOn
Etpr-- o. Pullman P1fOt thrs duy. except Shnlay. l0
D. D. airNr washington Az ~. Regular nt 4:JO and
s:'t, !. f... l. 1 ard ~ 70. SUNDAY, 10 pm
rxprr>r West ihi lr.phia 4n. I:o S2O 60 Iiml.
II |. f:.l l. $40 D. a. $50 $50 and -
ant T. ngI. sunday 430 aud II. 3. u. 75O $50 aud
10 T.. ~. N az ilsiI.
Exicsss ior rhwcphia Camden. $50 and y. m.
except Sun,laY
Bnis f srns yn AumrX with all through trains
nj Jersey Cy anOidng speedy and direct transfer for
HiWrAb travel.
Trains afvr: From pitfsburg G0j 1910 m. 1910 p.
$40 a. i:J hliy. except MOndl;. FIOmI
Washington an baltimore. G51 AM $50. 430 l0ln q.
From Philadelphia. 25O GOi. 30,
go ioi, ii.sd a. m 1850. 80. 4.5a G:3p 30 and
1910 D. ~ SUNDAY. 3,50 6:u5, G:5O 1O4O, 1850 n.,
6..u lO-iOp
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
TIlO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TlIK OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BErWEEN
NEw.YORK AND rHILADFLPHlA.
II TIIROrGH TRAINI EACH WAY DAILY; ? DEPOTS
IL PHILADELPHIA . IN NEW-YOEK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENI, AND1llE FASTEST Tl;iE CONSISTESr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Eeriures ano Ggeetinas.

MEDICAL TALKS TO YOUNG MEN only
vh Ly prominent phymcians, commencing FRIDAY
EVENING. April aud continuing every Friday until May
April 2--TopicI Good Health and How 20 Keep t."
AmisaOn without tivket be procured ut the
asgocaIi0n Members admted presentation OF member
ship ticket
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Bankrupt Notices.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the eigh-
tcentb day OF March A. d. 1892 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was against tho estate of JAMES McPSk E. Of
Now.YOrk City In the County 0f SewYOrk and state
OF York who has been adnngcd bankrnpt on hsown
petition that the vi debts AMI delivery OF
property belonging TO such bankrupt to bn or for his use and
property bv him are forbidden by law that
Ing OF the creditors OF the said han
and TO choose snees vt mis- esate will be
held Bankruptcy. b. holden az M. Beckmsn
At, NewiOrk CITY. before James +. Dwight esl.. Reg
ter the fourteenth day OF April A. 1850 at O'Clock II
LOUIS +. PANN,
u T. Marshal as Messenger Southern District NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Rttnmbcafs ann Railroads.
A-FALL RIVER LINE

., ~ .,,,, FOR BosToN AND TIL EAST osro,r
g re are 'S sSd TO oy al oar oS s aa
Tss IaaainoSh psiae' steamers BRlsToI and PRoyI
eSvs 1a ok Oh SUNDAYs 81 OI iNcLU rom
q @ laoI = ~
d r' 3 az is 4e gay ~ and ~ an prinSS
hotels transfer and ticket Offices ths OFFICE OP ThI
Cour;si at Annex offices Brootyn Jersey cty in
GEO. l. CoNNOli General PASSENGER Agent.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
P Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and COrtand
ioG daso nG e PMSsF Vest eo
oba l P m % purx dnd nal@ Gn@asa e5' nom baltimore Ne"A
p @ W 70 a aSd s Ms %s es from S
nsstons ir lf sourg Cincinnati india9pois toqSvle %
ad 81 Ios Through Pullman cars, baltimore % Clncin
matt and - Louis.
zoe" aaly ,or Washington tne souh nd wssr Pull
man slerlrs from Nnw.lork TO- Baltimore anu Warhingt0n
oils Louisville 81 Louis 0lnmTua Pitlsburg the south and
SonnTrst TlIongn Pullman ears from baltlmnre TO On
Florida, New orleans and the south -
pioadW"y Sew York, p aT 81 tcke occs loot Of coandt
KS RSfPf rf i RE @S kGIF Sy yEBRAsKA AND
cOLoKAD0.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station Now York foot Of Libcrtyst.
FERRY station in BROOKLYN foot OF FultOnst, JewePs
Commencing October g. ls7o.-Leavo New.YOrk. foot OF
csu m|For Frnington Easton Belvlderc Bethlehem
IIa7'Gon Wlllesaatte Lmira &c conneGs az Junction
with Drlav arr. ! acSawanna ami Western Railroad.
Sl m For llIgh BRUCE BraGch, scoO!oys Mountain,
fisbug and the west Mach hnk Tamaiaa WiiKosDaTc.
Scranton, nalvic Nlliansp0 port etc.
1850 A. m.-fGr summer vile ami tlcmngion.
p mMpor Flenin3on E1st ~, H. at1 Aienso%n MaIch
Wihe-hiire scranton. Realiug Columbia. Lancaster,
Erhr2ta, p"ttsvIle, Harrisburg, etc.
IN For High Bridge Branch, Schoo cy's Mountain,
Bui Lake ana Lake iIopaieong. Eason, Bevidere Allen
tow II and Maucd Chunk.
i:i0 D. ~. For SonlmcrvlIle and Flemngon
$50 p. m.- Daily or Eason. Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Emiia Reading Harrisburg and the Wcst Connects at
10 p. m-For E9s'on.
s:a. :1 80 1913, ll5; llHja Ia: l2i5. 1880 2,
2:n 3 $40 ::t5 10. 430 An . 5:l5. 5:3O 5:l5, g.
G:l' b:3h T. 7:lt. "a 81 H:l5 ln:l5. H. - T.
SUNDAY fIssinsieav al - m IL for Bound Brook
and iutcim,lac sarions =, 80 p ~ for Easion Allen
For Newark Al 5:l5. Glj 6'. 7:lJ 7ij Sis. Sj, $3.50,
TO- 0n. liza m II NJ 2 = $3.50, !. 1850, D, $780, 5ij.
6. I:iu. 7:lj SI5. !elj; II. II !. NJ.
Brousyn Eri. Annex make at
Jersey Ctv ant from Brooklyn aud Erie Depot
Jclssy Ity.
y NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
cave New1 ork. foot Of Liberty st., for Red Bank. Long
BaLc ocean Grove &c, at s:l5. ili5 H. H., lil5 l. jlJ
7. -
STATION. - and from OCE.iNiC aud FAIR HAVEN at
RED BAL X. {" and from POINT PLEAS ANT at sFA
GiHT. with all trans.
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
cos ~ rfON.
leave foot Of Libertys Tor Freehold ut s;lj ll;i5
!, ola pm
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

II ANDSOMELY furnished rooms, with good
IA board famles gentlemen; rcfegencrs l0i Eet
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH D1vI-
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
,NSrY SOUTUENV PAUWAY

lc,yc ofL.Oerty' ior rrcchod s;i5 il:io M,
I 1 Il IL III
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
find g0Od board and proper NJ cnion In
private family. Address rAPEkIENCl, Tribune Uptown
OH &C., l.. ~ broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
EFlI y II ETDUk IfUI u
FOX TNEN rON Az Pll l. hDLLPlIIA.

BOUND BROOK TOiTE.
NTKEN lDN ANa PIl |. ADllPIIIA.
icave New OK IRON station r. H. Of y j. f0OtO OF LIB
Ter station 0rrcr nth Grccn s,s at 10 o. ll5
am .o I'.53o 1l5, - D. m GA Sund'y at S45 a. M;
;,iu. L. =.
FOR ,iicl corr.r THIRD and 8cktst. At $50, ll5 a.
n: i0 jju j. j:o' i:iJ D. n ON oanidY at Hl' a. M
nj iirton. Warren and Tucker SIS. C2p 7l5. O. lll5
!: 10 300. /, '!r il5. ~ ON SUNDAY az $40
.Or.
Tr.uri = trains Will leave philadelphia for Eew. York
T. .iadcluiia AMI i.r~dna is.lo9I, corner
Shth ant rIec.s al 40 $50 q. l2iu l:i0 $780,
30 -. II D. ~. On sunday. - = IL: 53D - y. w.
From ia.il an !;'r 81. i:n H. 80. II u. l2J.
3u 5:25 go 3D IN or SUNDAY at go a. M. $40 p
iitiIur. iuiiIt Cat. attached.
From 1rrniun WlTrrn id Iurkt tr-sts.20 except Non
JA. u: -. So i:.5 H. H. 100 -:-U s.lh, bjV. $40
p on SUNDAY ~. .:l5 q. H.. G:l y.
CONNECTION f. ma ' ~ Jersey ty station to aud from
Bi.,ak tn ant Inc u poi. J"Ie.y = tds. $500
i- 81 ii'' vsi. Nos 23D Pol. 4Ol
90 80 IH"anway AMI - '" rrcv" hotels Sos and
oftrc, Jryyci - wharf, Brno.lin.
na7icr N,mrlut fpbdf'' Express viii call for
ai.G .LCrA ragE4E hnirl r,idrlcc dcsna ton
Application 10 made A. 1il irahNay anh 73h tin ave.
Now lt-. ANA 0arst iinok yn III l'e oc's are in
connection with the uell r-ls p aud Law T'cgraph-
II. - BALbWlN, ,'en'ial PAs,cng' + Agent
L'OR BRiDuNPORl and all points ol Matt
fnr.s dnd "i.aouc Ri.lrnds- Stcam'T- rdye ''atl.
hrnc -i'r iirr, - k Cai5 i l.i a ani 1;.'D
l.t" rrtt U'ta ly n' l.irf i"u,.
NORWICH LINE to BOSTDN-FARE ONE
~ npLLAK or SPECIAL lmiiei ncscts STEAMERS !eare
IIrr 80. Nurti lihci. ia j., iug Al
iOf ScW .I.uniJu. hu.iOi, Nutttritl. SC.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Hoar1 ano Rooms
East Side

'INO LET-30 West 23d-st., paIlOr lloOr with
i without private table.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

MENTS splendid vat'r. e. Iolcy Sy.tsm y, thorough
all city rbnv,nicnCcs fin" streets ami shade
high erornds 81 the inO-i heitui suhlrS
%. New tOanO0us houses the best Ec'O u.s. pnotc
ana private; good chm che cxceiFnt society nnquait
Accessibility a ri, from snrsc midnight 10 a
paris NtWIuIh i1iy. uptown downtown commuia
lion very n g. FlIshn Will satisfy the m'st
sl pcll. For mO desirable residence easy terms OF
rent purchase. Tor &C. apply 10 y. J. STEVENS.
Ii RrnadWnA \. Y
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

&s}S PER MONTlI-Olh style farm housr,
tp 80 with 0ubuildugs. garden. rastuIr and
part Of 2D JOW aH.. II nerted; within Two m.rs ni
de0 and canal ca minutes rde frdm N"w YORK bv e1prsa
tpecially adapted for plain city family wno want
healt m ocaiion good water ne ve~ aud hof - and GOV"
Chickens DC. Addrcss FARMER RES IDkNcl., Post
ONCE BO1 ~, Bound Brok y. j.
ttIS-TO LET. FURNISIIED.-Nice house
fP-fJ ai White Plains. \. y. ~ miautes out = min
depot cool ana convenient rare chance. s3
Cclar-s room TO-
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

'RG MADISON-AVE.. northwest corner
sDO 3lsst-An apartment. elegantly furnished, 10 let
rom May /, with private table Onlv
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
INV YORK CITY.


thry siirst year, 900
1T. Of iGth.ave moifraecs years, tOia.... 5000
Buns; William ID and wife 20 sarah HallOck. "
lStSye, Of .Gth-st. years 10000
yssr 5000
Casper and wife TO n Duekwits executor, etc.ss
fSd.st, Of 2dave years. 1000
iCramer Thomas. sr TO 4 Hunt = Marcst. 0fMor.
OF S5thsl year 1880
Cus.ck, J 10 Murphy W Zdave OF sZdtt year 500
Ssnsvs years. 1900
Siist 2yesrs 1000
u wear :.::;........ 5000
ioTs, ETC. ~ 2scrst Of sihave. syears:..., 1900
months ........... 5000
years , .......... 5000
7hsve years ,..............,.. 10000
vsIsve years $4,000
Tordlsmsv ia years .,.... az 600
v.ars - 600
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

EOR SNLE.-At birmingham. Conn, mol
wosioiy and French rnoi nou-c with wing. eight
teen TO1ms steam, Wcr laundry Co'ets cons ryl ~
Sc Lui jix crt g,fh fruit AMI sh1ie ir"s siarl
lawn ana Garden. i~h 'r3urd hclhY Ocai on excellent
nelebnrhnr I've minute. from hl~n'-s rentf" Pic"
modiar. Foy further inio. ratOn inquire 9" lh, l.l-rs
address ill'pNhS tl.NI.9
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03
Gi!n Drourrln 90 LEI.

OFFICE OF SAMUEL klLPATRICK, Filtl
~ National Rait lu'in-. corner 2jds aId dave. io
sale O houses ard los and icniing O hnusc- aud u n
thn auu llta T. ~.FirNrrf~s COLLECTIONS aUilC
ueA Satisfactory as,ur4nctB given when iaci
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-03-10
THE SITTING OF PETER.
al FOLK SONG.

A FOLK SONG.
H. W. LongfeIow, in Harper's Magazine for March
'Behold Satan hath desired to have you. that Ii,
may sift you as wheat."-St. Luke, xxi, 81.
In st. Luke's Gospel we are told
How Peter in the days of old
Was sifted:
And now, though ages intervene,
Sin is the same, while time and scene
Are shifted.
Satan desires us, great and small,
AS wheat to Sift us. and we all
Are tempted;
Not one, however rich or great,
Is by his station or estate
Exempted.
No house so safely guarded is
But he, by some device of his,
Can enter;
No heart hath armor so complete
But he can pierce with arrows fleet
Its center.
For all, at last, the cock will crow
Who hear the warning voice, but go
Till thrice and more they have denied
The Man of Sorrows, crucified
And bleeding.
One look of that pale, suffering face
Will make us feel the deep disgrace
OF weakness;
We shall be sifted till the strength
OF self-conceit be changed at length
To meekness.
Wounds of the soul, though healed, will
ache:
The reddening scars remain, and make
Confession
Lost innocence returns no more;
We are not what we were before
Transgression.
But noble souls. through dust and heat,
Rise from disaster and defeat
The stronger.
And conscious still of the divine
Within them, lie on earth supine
No longer.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-03-10
Lapland Babies.
From the Sunday School Visitor.

From the Sunday School Visitor.
l wan: to tell you how the mammas
away up i'll Lapland keep their babies
from disturbing the minister on Sab.
baths. All the babies are outside
buried in the snow. AS soon as the
family arrives at the little wooden
church and the reindeer is secured,
the papa Lapp shovels a snug little
bed in the snow, and mamma Lapp
wraps the baby snugly in skins and
deposits it therein; then papa piles the
snow around it, and the dog is left to
guard it while the parents 90 into the
church. Often twenty or thirty ba-
bies lie out there in the snow around
the church, and l never have heard
OF one that suffocated or froze smoke
dried little creatures, 1 suppose they
are tough. But how would our soft,
tender, pretty, pink-and. white babies
like 1t, do you think
"a An extra copy OF. the AGR1-
cULTURIsT for year to every one
who will send us five paid yearly
subscribers.
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bending to one side and shooting an
arrow in the direction of the drove.
There was strange commotion
ahead when the fairy arrow reached
its goal, for the animal hit at once
turned round and galloped back to
its owner Another and another
arrow followed that one, till at
length the whole drove turned about
and presently surrounded John and
Mel.
There stood the four robbers gaz-
ing after them as if spell-bound.
"Now," said Mel, 1--WE may ride
home again. The cattle will 60 be-
fore u.s.
On and on they rode, driving the
recovered heifers. No word of graf
ltude had Donnel spoken, and as the
glow OF pleasure caused by the res
toration of his property died out a
little, his usual tretful temper re-
turned; but Mel did not appear to
notice his morose silence.
"Will you be pleased to stop at
this house by the road, John. till
get drink asked the boy who was
tired and thirsty.
1--WE havena the time TO stop, an
night comm on; sure you can wait
till we get home," replied the churl-
ish master. Mel said nothing until
they reached another house, a mile
further on, when he again made his
request, and was again refused. But
Donnel himself began to be thirsty
and weary, and at the next roadside
tavern he drew up
Good woman" said he, "be
pleased to give me drink"
The woman hurried out with a
bowl OF water, from which Donnel
drank; and then he said to Mel.
Here, boy, you may drink now
mo, John Donnel," returned the
boy, you are selfish, ungrateful
man, and III neither eat nor drink
mair trae your hand. I brought
your cattle back, but you wouldna
stop minute to let me drink; an
you'd TAX the drink yourself before
you'd hand the bowl to me. If it
wasna for Peggy I'd just send the
beasts back to the thieves; but III
leave your house and thatTl be pun
ishment enough for you"
So saying, Mel jumped down
from the horse, and climbing a ditch
disappeared.
7>-AAAee'iil1 Niei ~avickt Sure 1 didna
mean to affront you. Oh, come
back: How will I get the beasts
home anyway ?"
NO answer came-no trace of
Mel, search where he might. With
the utmost difficulty, and after hir-
ing couple OF men to help him,
Donnel succeeded in driving his
cattle home, and it was late at night
When he entered his own kitchen, aud
sank down by the tireside.
NV here's Mel ?" was the first
thing Peggy said
Her sorrow and dismay over
whelmed her as she listened to her
husbands story.
"Oh, John, you unfortunate, fool
lsh man, don't you know what you've
done ? You've banished luck trae
we'er roof. Sure L knowed what he
was the minute l heard him speak
this mornin'."
The poor woman threw her apron
over her head and wept as she had
never .wept since her sons coin
left the house one and twenty years
before. And good reason had she
for her tears. From that moment
nothing prospered with John. His
health failed; his cattle met with &C.
cidents; ill-luck attended him in
everything he undertook. He had,
indeed, abundant cause to mourn the
loss OF his fairy guest.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-03-10
The Fairy Guest.

John and Peggy Donnel lived half
way up Doonish mountain, in re-
gion of frequent mist and storm. Far
down below them lay Gartan Tough,
embosomed in rugged, turze-covered
hills, and above and around stretched
mile upon mile OF mountain-acres of
heather, the abode Of grouse innum-
cradle, patches of grass where droves
of sheep and cattle grazed, and mac
cessible heights, known only to the
golden eagle and her wild brood.
Donnel was drover, T. e., he
bought up cattle, let them Craze upon
the mountains, and sold them when
tattened. He was very comfortably
off, and his cottage was we'll built and
...ha.ehed 6, 1 e t q 10 difficulty in
paying his rent to the day, and had
always abundance of such simple
food and clothing as satisfied his de-
sires. 1t was November night Of
storm and rain. The gusts Numbered
at the door, tossing the bare arms of
the few stunted sycamores thai grew
near the house; they had swept
along mountain defiles and across
the gray waters of the Tough, and
now shrieked and howled madly
round the gable. An occasional lull
in the storm brought the clamor Of
the sea.gull and the cry of plover to
Donnel's ear. He locked the door.
stuffed whisp of straw under it to
keep out the cold wind, and sat down
opposite Peggy in the ample chin
newcomer.
God send the cattle has found
shelter the night !" said he, shaking
the ashes out OF his pipe.
Peggy was spinning. She stopped
her wheel suddenly to ask, did you
no hear something, John, dear?"
GAY, Peggy, l hear the sough o
the wind"
"Whist, whist honey! There ii
was again. 1t wasna like the wind
"Sure it was the gull an plover,'
replied her husband, carelessly.
Just then another blast of hurricane
swept across the lake and Numbered
at the door, tossing the carefully az.
ranged wisp of straw into the middle
of the kitchen.
at was pitiful cry, but it wasna
the birds, let alone the wind" said
Peggy, listening intently.
"Wha wad come to we'er door the
night ?" asked John, impatiently.
"You're aye talking foolitchness since
that villain, that thief O. the world
Tim O'Brien, went ava"
Two days previously the servant
had taken his departure without Civ
ing warning, or letting his master OF
mistress have the slightest inkling OF
his intention. They had both been
overworked since then, and the con.
sequence was that one was cross and
the other tired and nervous.
Again the whistling raging blast.
Mrs. Donnel shivered, and muttered
prayer for all sailors and wanderers
as she threwsmore turf upon the
blazing hearth. There was strange
cry at that very moment. She went
to the door and unlocked it, and
while the wind burst in resistlessly,
it brought something like human
figure with it. lesss
"Woman woman !" screamed the