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Go TO the Lafayette, n ST.. bet. Third and
Fourth, for fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars Tie
Best Biilia d Table IN town j. o. HECTOR d1-3plm
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EDW. cADWALApER.
BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

UyHE ABOVE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DLABLo COAL, the 1aose economic
that be used for 10 for sale IN lots to suit
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county,
and at the office Of the Company, southeast corner
Of Folsom and Spear STREETS, San Francisco
P. B. CORNWALL,
rile-d President B. D. c. d. Co.
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ZINC covered trunks, with trays, 81 55, s
SIS 30 and Sc. Mechanics Store.
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OH CLOTH covered valises, from 81 %
81. Mechanics Store.
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BROKEN LEG.-While running in playing
base ball on Tuesday evening, David Kent, q
twelve-year-old son of NJ. F. Kent, who re-
sides at Third and Nj streets, slipped and fell,
breaking the thigh-bone of the right leg.
TRADE-MARK.-Lusk & Co., of San Fran
cisco, filed yesterday in the Office of the
Secretary of State their claim to a trade
mark for Canned Alameda Tomatoes" and
COLORADO River Salmon"
INCREASE OF STock.-The California In,
surance Company has fled notice of an in
crease of its capital stock from 5000 shares
of $500, 900, to 5000 of $500, LOCO.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The only freigth
for Sacramento that passed Ogden on the 2lst
inst. was three cars of coal oil for the Stand
ard Oil Company.
SpR1Se OPENING OF MILLINERY The
ladies are cordially invited to attend our
opening on Thursday and Friday, March oath
and 18th. Misses Brothers, leading milliners,
No. GIL J street
AT the store of Bond & Huntsman, No. 523
] street, all the latest in spring millinery can
be seen to-day.
LADIES, visit the opening of millinery goods
at the Red House to-day.
EXCELLENT VALUES are offered in dress
goods at the Red House.
You should go and see the new lines of
spring dress goods. Mechanics Store.
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For oysters Cooked 10 Perfection, in
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Clunie Block, Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. mrl6 I'm
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LADIES dressing trunks, Sc, Sc 80, 81 and
81 80. Mechanics Store.
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CHILDREN's goat, double-toe, button shoes
7 to IL, 81 25-warranted not to rip. Rel
House.
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For the Fest and Cheapest Meals IL
the city, go to HENRY FISHER. fe23-im
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MINIS and boys furnishing goods. M
chanics' Store.
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PAPER covered dressing trunks. SO, 50 25,
So so, SO rs and 81. Mechanics Store.
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WANTED one hundred feet to fit with boots
and shoes to-day-no foolipg. Red House.
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LADIES lace ties-largs variety. Me,har
les Store.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

C. Anderson VS.. 10. Davis ct al.
NJ W. Davis vs. w. l.. Pritchard.
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ali who Have Tried w. r. Pefers0n's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought Try them. mr2-lm
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just like trimmin. II Josiah Aliens Wife.
The ladies of Sacramento are invited to
visit our millinery rooms, No. 523 j street,
to-day. and examine our plttern bonnets, hats,
etc, with all the latest in trimmings for the
spring styles. Bond & Huntsman.
TRUNKS and valises-the largest stock and
best variety. Mechanics Store.
ZINC covered trunks, with trays, 81 So, SIS,
So 80 and Sc. Mechanics Store.
LADIES dressing trunks, Sc, Sc SO, 81 and
| 81 80. Mechanics Store.
| CHILDREN's goat, double toe, button shoes,
to IL, 81 25-warranted not to rip. Red
| House.
WANTED one hundred feet to fit with boots
and shoes to-day-no foolipg. Red House.
TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS are cheaper
! than ever at the Red House.
/ PAPER covered dressing trunks. SO, 50 rs,
So so, SO 70 and 81. Mechanics Store.
/ OH CLOTH covered valises, from 81 % to
s. Mechanics Store.
MEN's and boys furnishing goods. Nc
chanics' Store.
For WHooPING CoUeH.-Nothing ecuals
! Chesley's Rock and Rye.
SEVEN HUNDRED DOZEN STRAW HATS, just
opened from the manufacturers, at the Red
House.
HATS HATS FOR THE SEASON Largest
assortment and lowest prices at Red House.
SUPERIOR quality dark cashmere suits for
men, SIS. Mechanics Store.
MEg's light colored, all wool, cheviot suits,
SIS, S14 30 and ST. Mechanics Store.
Tw1LLED silk parasola, froms1 So upwards.
| Mechanics Store.
LADIES lace ties-largs variety. Meshan-
les Store
Bors' STRAW HATS. 10 cents, at Red
House.
CASPIAN STRAW HATS, IS cents, a. Rel
House.
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For the Choicest, Freshest, Homemade
Comic ctionery all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retail-call at HENRY
FISHER,S fe25- I'm
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SEVEN HUNDRED DOZEN STRAW HATS, just
opened from the manufacturers, at the Red
House
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Cakes, pies and all kinds OF Fancy Candy
at W. T. PETERSoN'S. mr21m
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Buy the "B0ss" Coffee P0t.-Tf makes fhe
best and cearest Coffee in two minutes. hannfac
tured and for sale at the Cheap Tinware and Jobbing
shop, 4l4 st., bet Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento.
mrll-lm
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FoR WHooPING CoUGH.-Nothing eoual
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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TwrLLKD silk parasols. from 81 s5 upwards.
Mechanics Store.
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SUPERIOR quality dark cashmere suits 70
men. SIS. Mechanics Store.
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HATS HATS FOR THE SEASON Largest
assortment and lowest prices at Red House.
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TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS are cheap
than ever at the Red House.
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CASPIAN STRAW HATS, 70 cents. at Re-
House.
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Fer Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. ETC., go Il
HENRY FISHER, No. sos street, between Fiji
and Sixth. IeZS-lm
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MEs's light colored, all wool, cheviot sui
SIS. S14 30 and SIT. Mechanics Store.
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Governor Perkins returned from San Fran
cisco last evening and Immediately issued his
proclamation for an extra session of the
I.enis1at,lrs. Il reads as follows:
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Bors' STRAW HATS. 10 cents, at Red
House.
, 1881-11-26

NO bad FATlrERs-IN-LAw.
No doubt It Is more difficult for n woman
to suppress her indignation, TO conceal irri-
tation, to Ignore unpleasnntncss, to feet or
affect indifference; but you see, madame, we
are not inqutrlnR into causes, hut al to the
fact. Women are declared to llave moro tact
than men; 30 they have In somc social
things. but In important things think not.
It is, for Instance, the lack Of tact0n the part
Of women that sets clique against clique in
congregations md church societies OF all
kinds; that causes almost all associations or
gnnizcd by women to break mp In differences;
that keeps 40 many people III hot water IN
family hotels and boartl!ng-llDuscs or Wllera-
ever lovely woman pred0,nlnntes. It IL to
aack Of tact that we owe the traditional
mother;in,law. Father;tn:law have no bed
Is because they have too much tact to in-
tcrfero, too much tact to notice friiles. too
much niue tact 70 .,, bo fussy and Irritating !n
Docs mt my woman realize how much tnct men
are found to exhibit In order to successfully
keep their places in life? It hns been shrowfily
douhted you know. whcthcr, clubs would 10
have not tho cut, disposition. lint because thny
cnnnot hbdo toEathor wLthnut gcttinn into hos
ttlo divisions. II takes good deal Of tact to
merous peesons and keep ali Irritating things
out OF sight. The club y possible ID tho highest
civilization only because nothing but tho self.
repression that comes Of the highest socInt
tastes 10 como toRettor harmnntolsiy. Tho club
affords an exc3i1ent test OF tnct, and II men nro
better adapted than #onlon Gur club iifc-lI th0y
esn ys tgatnort IL shs wsy Without
more efectuaity than oven the requirements OF
tho drawing. room establish 1t for women.
, 1881-11-26

When two young people love each other
anu marry they restore tho picture Of tho
apostolic Church. They are OF one heart
md soul. Neither do they say tint anything
they possess Is their own, but they lave all
things In common. Their mutual trust IN
each other draws all that IL best In both.
Love is the angel who rolls the stone away
from the grave In which wo bury our better
nature. aud it comes forth, Love makes all
things new; makes nll cures light, oil pain
easy. 1t is the one encl,autment OF human
llfe which realizes Fortunio's purse and
Aladdln:s palace, and turns the "Arabiam
Nights" Into mere prose BY comparison.
Before renl society can colne, true homes
must come, As III q sheltered nook III tile
tnitlst OF u great aca Ut leo which ro!ls down
tho summit OF Mount I.tanc is found
lowors. 50 in the sGfisor Of home. ia the wartn
atmosphere OF houstho!d love, eprlng up tho
pure affections OF parent and CHILD, father,
mother. sun, tlaughcr: OF brothers and a[st1rs.
Whatever nlakes thus Insecure aila div0rc8 fro
llent, tnnkte Of marriage, uot 4 union for ltfo,
but an experiment which may bo tried Us ofton
ns wc choose and abandoned when VIC t!ku. And
Of homo; Ieaves children orphaned, destroys
fAtheEly and Htotherly love. and 10 virtual dis
solution Of soclety. know tho great difficulties
Of this question and how much IL required to
solve them. But WhRtUycr wcAkcus lite pcrtnA.
lence of marriage tcut1s to dissolve socIety; for
the lltt!o cells nre to tho body They are the
commencement OF oruantc lilo. tho centres from
which, of necessity. all organization must pro-
coed.
, 1881-11-26

Thought himself amply repaid by basklng In her
@ e; n9s hsTnF M s eSst st IT, o 9St q
l5ae!or vi i to habit e taking walks With
wnscr, Rs hu himself testlftcd: Mrs. Porter hal
h:sn Lug t. to!leyo y ps: nek,na \, ~ It. wss
real c,ti,e. both In Cluoinnat! and Chattanooga.
and also Of minus Of coal and Iron n Virginia;
tss p2o2e &c s seat u
but a chlmera OF his brain. and, not
iisf'nf @is to an ,oF without wesits s1anes n,e
1ittio noto was dIhpntohcd. tue ardent lover
ssns that os ts 9sE s sst 6s
ss' saade9es. a"a t. Mrs aros aos s
s 3" who seaea a wcsrs
Ssss;!tar: s; writ y soployla Va. aot eHs y % !ho
~ fes o1s was tso fa an aoat I'M hi i b
Il Sar u D,afs tn, ~ .bot,so On Four,h ssreos, nesr
tho jrnnd fIotel, aud learned fro1n tho !atiy.who
The az Of an toc foHvnx ~
cogant 'tnH md 70 rot,ned manner: II was Ior,i RI
i EnRland, and camo. 70 this country st
ny snSthSr @ Xxi Xt sun sto % Hee Of il. st M about lie
limo was put Into long dresses, i married Mr.
I SEX tSe 1os
whi!g NC, wero returning 70 this country. 4
nWKa,n took ~ ny residence With ny neither n
C!ncInnnti shortly after my arrival jolued n
,Eoo!ety cailcd Tho Cryatal Iy5amtd. and tl,ero
attentive: About tits pefiod tho Eoctor p1ascd
on my, ha'lu thrce diamond rlngs which,
hls representations as to bis ncat's, fnso.
mud th;nklns TINT Il he WINS false Ia ono
Mcr" 70 m 5 20 u &c 70 NJ
track for having robbed bin OF Whnt In reality
, 1881-11-26
n,u the Favorit Wifo Of the Ex-
~ Khedive Of Egypt Lived in
Her Palace.
nentistry and Love Cause a Sen
sationai Lawsuit In Gin
cinnati.
4 Bswitoling Baroness Who Fiuan-
= oially 0rampod q 1oyesiok
Russian,
-,roa Him ssill-Queen Viotoria's Life
The Lady Waitress-Current
Poetry, Humor, Etc.

Safety.
For Tho Chicago Tribune.
tn,vc grown weary Of ail things old
r,thIno catl move tne Or thrill in9;
H. syes have grown tirod, md my nonrt fna
grown cold. ...
MIN ptter has gonc FROM my youths bright
gotd-
ood,' now Is tho timo to kill moi
,rb,t (, tAore loft, when tho roses rod
1noss pad aud dull to tho vistun7
When vino hns no sparkle, and mirtn has fed,
And Loyc's klsses waIfu mo no moro than tho
dead.
1o,o TINT was once clyalan7
what Ia there left when tho stars arc dim,
And June IS as chlll rs Decotn6Cr2
Wbcn tho creeecut moon has sunk over tho rim,
Aoi tho room ls crowdo1 with spoctrcs grim,
And nothing Is swoatto rotuember2
When tho world Is nosay and riotoua place.
And Friendship aenEntng shallow?
When youth Is stripped Of Its April grace,
And wrinkles creep Into tho tfe-woru face
And tho aolds lilo bure md fallow2
rnmp and SUCCESS they nro nothing to mo-
Nor wealth nor ga,.dy fashion;
ror women, light ns tho fonm OF tho aoa,
Eor hume, uor sunshine. nor childron's glee-
Eor aughs Of struggle and passion.
Abl nm weary of all OF life.
Eothtun Gun WArm mo or thrill me;
lshrink nwny from tho jarrtng strife,
From tho Autumn garttcnA With thistlcs rife
Qois now IL the time to kill tHes
FANNY DnlHCOLI.
, 1881-11-26
DENTISTRY AND LOVE-.

A cincinnnti corresDondent via lnpnencd
~ Iro,, i.tn ss,uiro scl,;vn,,,s ,s,,oo ] ~, Ca,'
" raaam,v ~ ~ hv 1.a esu ,nrv. w oS,
OF Interested spectators present TINT sp,no
trial of unusual interest was in progress.
Attor NUMEROUS eHorts, Dy climbing over
small people, cdgtDy In between slim onHy,
|org,,,y tho lnrrcr n,o,nh,,rI of Inn conrrnra.
tton to nuke room to lot HIM pass. tho front
ranks ,ynra raactetl md n BIrlt of thu ,,nrtiea
HokN AN~A%Hr s<*sN> " NsSaAS NA %<%N F<tAFaS@
, 1881-11-26
JOsErHINE's ENTRAvAGANCE.
Tho Empress Josephine had COO, 600 francs

JOsEpHINE's ENrRAvAGANCE.
Tho Empress Josephine had 60o, 900 francs
for llur personal expsi,ses, bMt this SIM WIS
not sufficient, and ller debts Increased 10 m
appalling degree. Notwithstanding tho po-
sition uf her husband, she could never sltb-
nit to either ordur nr etlquot ln her prtvnt0
life. Slle roae Mt O'Clock. Iler toilet con-
su!ne4 ln,Icl. time, and shc lavlslletl u,.-
wcnriel efforts on tho preservation anil Gill;
beIlIsl!nglt OF her person, Sle clMngcA hur
linen tnree times day, and never woro u
pair Of stockings TINT were not now, Huge
baskets wera brought to her containing Glt-
ferunt dresses, s!I.lsls, an! hats. From tlese
alu yulectBA her costume fOr tho ttay. She
possessed lUtWDcn :Uo atld HUI HtllWls. ind Al-
ways wore ona IN tho lll0rutIlE, which sho
tirAped nbout her shoulders With unequRle4
xrtsuo Eho purchased all that Mnra brought to
hor, no matter ut what price. Tho evening toilet
wuk ax careful ~ that 1T tho morning. Yhon sho
appeared with lipWsrs. poars, Or pssotusss
always nu oecAslon for hos tu 1rlur u !buw
Custumc, In spite Of tho hourls Ut drcAscS In tho
various uataCrs. UonnpArta was irrtatol by
those expenditures. ii0 would uy lntu y pas.
siot. aud hia wifo would weep anu promise
to be moro prudent, after which sh0 Wutitd
K0 on In tho Baiau May. 1t "a aupst Incredible
that this passion fuE AtehA should mover hAv9
exhausted ftsuaf. After thH diyurco she urraych
hersolf with tho sane caro-, own when shu saw
no one She died covered with gibbons &pd
plIo ro1e+uOiGred AAttQ+
, 1881-11-26
SATURDAY SMILES,

A facctt0ns young man calls certain
tcu,ale Institute "Vennor weather predic-
tlon." because 1t contains SO many Misses,
"1'm afraid you'll be late ut the party"
said MI old lady to her stylisl, granddaughter,
who replied, "0h, you dear grandma, don't
you know that In our set nobody aver goes to-
party till everybody gets ther0?"
A ballet dancer died recently ut Naples,
leaving large fortune. This shows how
easily 1t Is to accumulate wealth when ono.
dresses economically.
Nine. z. paris, OF course), lost her lus-
band and would not DO comforted. For days
md days after the funeral sio went flood
OF teAta. Suddenly thought struck ler.
~ hsys oay lIt.lv Consolation" sho said. II
kuow whcro ho IL toal9ht."
4 maid, Rs by court records doth appear,
Whuui $5u,UN Inado 80 dear,
Unto har waItlug !uver sternly said;
~ nFureRo the wsod bcforo wo 10 to we'd.
To have your Anna. give up your Havana"
Tho wretch: when thus shH brought h'ni to the
Lit bis Cigar and throw away tho uasch.
~ do uot realize ns much is Idia tho elluanco
a. your suoclcnt pal!os9pny ,apsu.ea Sna d ,hs
taking fresh qilu Of uhawinx gun: He WAS
born r. .rh,ads'Phia. and .posses4ed the niso
tnxiy, when naked why ho broke ou tho engaYa-
Inottt hv answorcd promptly; "She as much as
cAtied mo Il sucker" "
CfncinnatI wnter has to be boiled before It IL
1T 10 urlnk. i " ustEhty !noonrcntent TOR IL
thirsty tnat, tn ARyu to walt In a saloon until the
bartender bo!s him Il glass Of wateF. 10 ho sur.
mounts tho difficulty 1y oa1ltug fur u glass Of
whisky. which aucBt't require uny cuoklug. Tho
Cincinnati intoleot is eQdAl to al'y emergency.
"What would you do II you wero mud were
yo!t?" tundesly inquired u ynung swell OF hls
lady trionu na Aa escorted har hnne fr1,m
church. '.well," said s4c. " would throw AWAY
that vilp cigarcts out mp NY cnne for fireWpod.
wear my watch. chain underneath my coat, ssay
ut hum nights. mud pray for oraEns."
ayes tlear, Of COURSE we'ro going to Wnsh,u9-
ton this Wlntur; tho Presidents Wdowur, YOU
k1ow." How awf9l!y ton uttofly sweet"
elnr." "ftuW tao previously cunsummalv1y
l1yelyl" ~ cawnt nlarry th8u both. yuu
know. DEAR" "No, dear; leave MO Just oue-''
"pld you obaorys that wotnany" said O Kon-
tlnMAn u u companion, a. shArp- -featuroH To-
lnalv swept hauxhtiiy by thtna. Tho friend
nodded to inasate thAt he bal observed @ hsG.
ness q nv HE" "lndaei; can t!uaKtne she
phiy hur pst8ent husband cnn do that. Ton
yaars ago aakGd her hand IN lharrlaxa sud sho
refused me-"
, 1881-11-26

trial. and stuck u him With herosm which
only faithful woman can display In behalf Of
tho chDtce 0f her heart"
What IA her criineT'
, "Itcr crime IA mt IA great al that OF hnr
liver. but ono which Tim Htnto Furnishes ntnHst
NJ Acvtrcfy. After BtctRalt had hcnn sentenced.
and after NIL legltltunto resources had bccn cx-
hnuat0tl. tho fri then set nbhut 10 secure their
li6grty by rcsorting to various schemes. son1o Of
which. came nenr tuinT eucoessftil. On dark
number of knives. flcs. and other toofs. Pro-
ourtrK ladder. she then etoto silently N the
roar Of tho jail and pfoeccded TO carry nut her
nnns. Climbing up the ladder TO i window sho
d,roppcd tho too!. Into. the JAY. and thcn en.
discovered. She mfsht have efIco.ed her esoapo
hA.1 .i not tho tools f. striking the tloor Of THO
Who Intercepted her and prevented her escapc.
ahe was tried for tho o!!ensc. found guilty, md
scntoncod 70 the ponftcntiary for torn nf
years. Tho Judge. owing tn t1sr nge and APPEAR
anco. took compassion upon hor and rcduce!
tho ttno half. It Il said that an effort will
cure her PARDON"
, 1881-11-26

The bride Is Signorina Ruccela,i, OF Flor
cnce. and the bridegroom Is Prince Odcs-
caichI, Of Rome. The house and body linen
asc magnificent, md comprise three different
types: First, renaissance embroidery, en-
riched with deep gulpure, massive designs
copied from bas-rcliofs. nfter tho byzantine
school, md this ornaments sheets, pillow
cases, towels, petticoats, a1,d pelgnors; Sac
ond, cmbrolderies III modern style, light
bouquets Of flowers and Rarlantls Of foliage
surrounded with fino ValencieInes lnces for
ctleInlses, petttcoats, and summer sheets;
third. HnsslMn and RliEnrlnn elnlroiuertrs,
with largu, ilowors aud grecl,tes IN coiore.l
silks (tlio dye aud shades belnR. guaranteed
for wash!nG). a.tt son'e fine gold embroidery
ooth.. shsets aad boarnouaes Tor The BATH.
Among tho twetyB dozen cheuasus thora
arc come OF very n0vA cut. The top
OF tho phUniss ID low and round, md edged with
light Venetian Rulpurs. Embroidered III white
satin Glitch, tho hearts bCin8 palc yellow. Tho
front IL gathot,,si. At,d branch or Starguar,tGs
fulIs gracefully over tho iine 9aginxs. Tho
dered With narrow Rnirure: tho Initials II, o..
with princess 0nrnnot. Aro embruldered on tho
left shoulder. Tho wedding tlresa, Ill Wow Of tho
extrGnlb heAt Of Rome, 10 GrDp0 llRse over WhttO
satin. Tho train Ia Embroidered with grange
blossoms and rosaa in whitc aslk, with sllxer
vattiIngs aud q thick tramowork Of !ncs. Tho
skirt opot,s In front ovnrn satn tabller. c0v-
bodice, wEoath of orange biossolns Without
lcaves rouu! tho ohtFnon, and u long tullo vci',
worn rEHp0gnulG, falling OVor tho hair Aud
dresses, and not over tho face.
, 1881-11-26

The other night a young man from North
crn Arkansas and young lady from the
southern part of the State mot at hotel In
Memphis and were married. After the ccre-
mony the young lian went out and sat in
the room assigned rs n bridal chamber.
"Thls thing ofEettin' married Is a lifetime
business" he said, addressing man who
liai just been divorced from his wife. II
reckon you have found 1t so," he added,
turning to a single man. "Wali. reckon TIL 10
up. plnged II don't sorter hate to gc up thar.
don't see why should be afcered Of woman"
*Wbos thorssS demSanndod nSn ,ho is. iii. ill.,
"Ite me-"
"Who's mc?''
:Rsait Re lsSt ESP tsssoso'z' my talk hon'y''
p.na! t EYE mo eTn w'de'a"ako and Twin hus
go away from that door; you shnn't CONG
In here. l amt got acquainted With yDtl yet"
sny. lot mo In. Them fcl1cra dnwtl- atnirs Aro
and ho yawuud like man whiting for a night
~. "%Ihoa.sht The you said that you wcro Wide
II was a while ago. but I'm powerfully sleepy
now; say. a:nt you goin' to open this eoor7'
"Wby did yo,, marry moY'
"CauEe wanted to-"
tWalf, why don't sou let mo IMP
"Causo don't wart TO-"
".All right, OLD gal: I'll sneIl out fur homo
seed the woman that could pull tho wool over
Tho intch clicked. and tho door opened. Tho
hotel btil had frightened her. Is It won't do for
WOMAN to buck uRatn me. lemny tell y1u, fnr
carly"
, 1881-11-26

Another thing the women do, but less
openly, says q correspondent at Saratoga, ~
to plny carls for money, md inuny OF tho
private paslOrs OF tho Grand Union aud Con-
taces, flushed neither with rouge nor wine,
but the excitement ot gambling. Betting at
, 1881-11-26
Ctrcu INSTANCES Alter Cases.

Brown was abusing Smith Violently on tho
sidewalk oMo night Julos, who heard 1t
lrol,l III. upper window, yelled to Sul!tt,.
"knoeit him DOWN., The next day Jones'
TINT mai downr askel Smith; ~ hoilercl
10 YOU TO do it, ayes" sala 8mitli. "a1iu
would llayU lollersd the same thing it I hnd
bes1l up there"