davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12

We wish to call especial attention to
D0,mans that We are selling at 81 and
$I2, a. being the best for the price ever
seen In this market.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

wIscASSET Oct Car, schs Harbinger, from
New YORK; ra ID Sturgis, Adams. Portland.
Oct S-Ar. scbs Fannie Hodgkins, Lewis. Boston
Matilda, Coffin. Portland.
oct Q sid. scps Lizzie B Wiley. Wiley Mobile
Ilr,s n Stone. Pitcher, Norfolk Hope haynes, Gam
age. New York.
oct l0-Ar, sch Boxer, Greenleaf, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12
SAILING DAY. OF STEAMSHIP.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 80. OCTOBER IL.
Sun rises. .........612 High water, P Ap.. z ~
Sun sets... II Moon Tises..,..,s S,49
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12

FROM MERCaANTs' ExCHANyG.
Cid at Buenos Ayres 7th inst, barque Sarmiento.
for Boston.
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-12

FSa'es at the Brokers Board, Boston, Oct. H.
Deer Isle Mining Company .......b Co.,. 1870
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
Il ORTIZ Bound.

;'..il Scu:h vard connects at Charlottesville
VIII hes. & Chic <. H., East and West: L,
Lvncr 2ure, ccnnects With Atlsntic, u iss. 6
Uaio 4. q. through Southwest Virgins, to
anu Feaas-and At Ds1viiie witt Richmond i
DaGvi'!c K Z to South md Southwest.
Express SoutaEard connects st h.rottes
vil!u all points on Ches. q Chic 4. H., end
&; Dan vile Tor ell POINTS South East srd Sou,a.
AL&kn TRAINS fer Main Line leave A..
s1rndri. csily, except Sunday, 500 q. N. and
zoe II, and returning STRIVE st A!e1andrn
90 2 II s1c 2 35 p. N.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Wssh!rs.o1
10 o. n. and AieIsndria 52a m, daily,
eIcep: Sunday, arrive " S:rasbulg 8, Il Is p n,
connecting With the Vsley Road Bsst ST.;
West Leave Stsssbu7s 80 p. M, arriving S:
Alex.nd7is "a! Is IS y. N.
hl&ED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSIUF iravas Alexsndris daily, except SUI.
Cay, n SIC a. II, striving at SirssbUrg s. 5 u
D. El., .ac returning leaves Strssburs a. t6
H.. arriving 10 alrxsndris at24Sp. m.
FOR hiddleGurg, daily connection al PlarI
stston
FOR Uppesville, regular connection 3. DELI
plane.
For WARRsNTON, leave Washington At
: IL u. e. dsiiy.
AL trsias Il ,Ae good connections, .. Wash.
!ng.oh, 10 snG from acrth and West.
SsT Oresns sleeper leaves Washington st
~ e. H., running through without change,
On Express tra!n. leaving Washington st IL o.
p. n ha'S's Adjustable Declining Chair CA,
Tita es;r& eilsrSe only SI.GO, through 70
Dsnvhiv.
Pui!msn Steering Cars between Ws.h1s.o,
sAo snsusts, ia, without chsnge on 100
2. ~ tr,ID
Tnfoush tickets very low to the South and
| 3ou.awss
MERGER SJ,AUIHTER r. r. A.
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05azrtte
THURSDAY Evening, APRIL IA.
The Enner Life.
BY ROBERT LIVINGSTON.

BY ROBERT LIVINGSTON.
We kew tacra Is lie wl:hio tho life
o. esch sho. tot log, .reads the chtu7ercd
way
Ever 6g,csr strife bcbicd the strife
rhs: eeen Is seen 10 wage from day to d.y,
We dad ourselves cooteujipg with world
IL who gntitluo rules and pride holds swsy;
We GyDs, aaJ scan. ';se Others sIe possessed
Vita zsn! 10 er s., the 6suOtcs as We my.
50 we ar i1dged to be Ike IS b,se
AZ TO H. sssis i3T pot.aE? all no huth-
VINO ST. d. no. oriG love anu y sEd truth.
Bat S!,lls tuT itis his sculs lamorts! H2T:h.
B. thou serene befDrs the heartless jadgc.
Ea1a ntsrs that HAITI wlGa u2sorn 7sIo.
!oCS4!;
Sr;vo 40. 10 hid seeiast the word gradxe
AS So! 10 eU:st.iD1 OF 10Y lite irr napgo:.
Tbs wo-,5 CD n27er ko2H !hea So shou art.
tiuch SO, Tuu tEu.h eaa aJge ties as it
.aau;;
Ba if tnyu IS gi.h c51ra8e dooe ,h7 part
Err .Lsv lS.re netting iut;her TO b, sJueht.
'T,s w,I jcr s % ,oi; ed s:riva % win
a.! t.s. u, clla.u.t =, 1 vur h2atI rtq7ire !;
B1; - .t.u aak.l So. y; &c u ,c..a.
ia::: Ft mag slc lhe ~vld 20 stmetbiog
.jsh,t.
Tben J. 'Hc iG1er If b. ID! sod free
Il, II q, ip's ~ ) :e@p.tr o! l's uiiHi:;;
L. bea-, 40 ry~, ai,o ospI54:;oa tu'o
Ic"oIo . ,tai's gees. II aasur,, sraa6 il
.cGJt1,.
Then DC TIE RI il il;sueut true 0: fase,
II" Gs'rt = cuIc IA co.. C.usctss 1t ELr.h
Cs: / 9 vii. - 0s.H IL u Iuth
lLe IT . -: i!essgi- u,s-'tie 10 esr'A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14

TIE steamers Of this company make ccnnec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East
at New York with all points lest and NORTH
wcs: snd a. AlsSsndris with Virginia Mid.snd
Railroad and Washington aud Chic Railroad
Through rates given and treigh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
spply TO r. a. REED, Agent
Jtnney's wharf.
j. ". THOMPSON, President,
l4l6 street,
sep TIT Washington, D c.
CLfDH'S STEAM LINES WEES
LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PRGYI.
DESCE AMI BOSTON,
Steamers lesye Ale1nndria EVERY THEA
0Ai snd iesve Philadelphis EVERY SAT-,
URDAY.
Thls line connects st Alexandria with .hao
4. & Y. spd W s. o. K. Rs., and a; FniIs6oi
phia with C!vde'e regular S;.eenebins E,r E.iI
Sivsr. Providence and Boston
Freight forwarded with pSomptnes,.snd o
free OF commissions.
20 charge FOR transfer IN Philsdelphi. sr1
. wharfage IN RossoH. Quick time. Freonen,
depar:utci. Through rates md .hropsS 5ii,
Of iadlEg given. Insurance at the lowest ,Ytas
Agents:
:. a. NEED. Aie1andris
W8 CT TDE i CO, Ph,l.delrtis
JoeHSOE q 60. Wash. 5a Gecrsrn
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FAmEE ;Sth:ssSN
6 M. A y 4 NJ

A.? inIcnsa assorsrelG IF Miriyn Ind ..ya.r.
blowing BE largest H." cas-. comp L. -toc. o..
;..'l IL lE= ct, f"r iaii.c g..!s. uec.s oa7s
az ;n!-a:s PRICES l5c L. IS satn.
S,::brEs Go=:a.s md .t..nd+ srchiars.
G:rm.&tn"o. >SXuaT >4G ~tctil:d Wool;
Fa'nS IL - "o.cf" bud lu-ii:iea; Il ?h4r Wnrs'-
., ,u.I s1;piY; ~ F-Ys ia .;o,S aseass u a.
:oss, E0nrJiGu:irg S!.Rs srd Nru:ias
s:ur.o0s spool elk. CrttJas, Thread Susug,
PeruDcry, jcwa.:y, &C.
Hosiery il song coiurp, Stripes. Bslmoral,
2a;hi'Szra suriHH, i,'2!a ThrosA y rurniua
art SIR; oTa: ,3J 'o:.G % nrr aud usdIuul
pIica :.a;y; prizes y - i02 10 81 5G ger psr.
I. u1iei4 ;h,.9 Z, >ca;:S, Eouus SD Nnbins
G,Lyss IL Ei& bucs .'ti@cp aud Dog >: IN
FscaCh ;!s$'0r, Cirir. Hsriin, Bin Soo6, i,.sb
mere SID 1 i;lisr7t; eric. :.5G to 81 paI ;,sir.
,}rr:s' G%2 = ucS W 80 il Ties Boys, RutlcrC
Dejninyiiie srti h7aGsoa.e assortment OF Uisu-
d"nt's :,@aEts, Sai,ls, Ca.!a:s, ~UEs sud El}k
cl=pGr d":a.
.:c>a Hafija1. Hufs. L:ce=, EdgiDgs Veil
irgs, t,oIp iE!:t:. &c.
9. e. I'D }.Mi. 81 kiaa st,
:1h!'; AiaE.:dTst W.
:; USltE} !.uv ,ar; Asadsefcniots, ;.,oI.
- :s:s sro CIIs, n gees; y$1'e;y, q.
ADiG&' ANo CBiLDlnN'5 siGHiNO
- ..a:'> All fG.;:iii:. 81 seas and ausl-
.ias. ~ g. = hEHliY'I
- Il; :: We &&FEl s8, :;crT.e.,.a~" Hsos
- ni,u Knitting EGr!.s ~ 81 :t;.Gra gad cn!ors
- . ~ < i 8eR'Ei'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14

-
I'ssi'st.aE..E FSRRs' CO.'S. STEs.EERS
F>.k LANDINGS
- TIE FuTCMaC RIVER
Ch sIt ,ftsr sunday. July 1915,
Wlli iesye es iNoRs:
StsBmsr 7 " a2EO WSSLTH leaves Po:o-
msc Ferry Coz whsrt, foot of Kins street,
EgEni slINuaS III EoDAY and To ssS-
Dl I, s.: 80 u. ioE Leoosrd,v.n sod ali
int, rmsGi,t= lsndings
sleaUcr ., Y>3aC leaves EVhEY MON.
DAY, WkpN tSDaf snd FRIDAY. atT 80
.. u Tor NoGri snd intermet late lanliugs.
exc, Z. PAlLLip>, Manager,
PotolG &c Ferry Company.
a. HALsS &TI, Gen! jFiT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
Inland & Seaboard Coastingg 90.
Steamers Of thia line sill run ss follows:
FOB NssSFOEk,
Connecting Nth s;ercnsats and Miners Line
for Bosom. stsunar
ESE OF TEG ESSS

EasE 3 Of TEE EgSS
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
f&lDAT, at so o ciock p.ni.; returning, lesYe
Norfolk On sltyrusts days al Leo g NJ
Tia s.auach iroo steamer ms nst been psin..
&c Throughout, sia:erocms newly furnished a1i
carpeted, and is the hsndsonost as well as tue
sates: beat Oh the Po,om &C river sa9 Chesapeake
boy, snd is tho only steamer ras:ng close coo.
neci!ch %i!h the n ew \ Urk sad Boston stea;a.
erS; also Connects wiki kich mond stes mers .ld
railroad lines ou.h. Stops at PINEY Polls 7
aid POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, trst class. 81 80; second clsss 81 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
I A4slNGToN d OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

SeKlnn!nX Nov. g, lcou.
Ihe MaiL ikA1N Will leave Washington
Al ~ e. u. and ale, urdria st o25 4. n.
csi'y, except sunday; pssS Leesburk, going
westward. ~ 81 j. - and arrive ii Rou1d
AZ $! - loD IL t.sa7c Round in st II 80 y H.;
PISS Lees oG:s, Rpir eastward, 10 o. NJ; and
sIrlva al Alterations y. 3 Is D. M, and ii
Washington ~ 3 50 D. n.
TIE ACCC3MO ALTON TRAIN will lssys
"sstlnrtoc ST. % y. IL. end Alexandra. ),
20 p I'll. daily, except Sunday, and arrive 81
uGesourS 81 D ~ .. IL. Leave Lees burg at ii
g. u sho arrive s. 4 e1andris St g Is an. 81:
Wasting: 81 80 {. %.
tssssc&ers from Washington will tske
.as washington and Ohio care at toe Bsltimo,s
Z Potomac Ssirasd station ate 20a M. ano Az
" n, s1G 80 through withou, caanee Of csis,
Ehe9 I, n. tfain fror. ele1anGris srclZN
,; e !r:,. from Round Hill connect q, Kou.d
an with .:cCny 6 Wigsiason's D,iy Lioe @!
C'Sches tor S.lcs.rsri;s eerrqviIle and VIE.
cneSie:i $50 Gearlers Line Of Uoscnes which
,4-sr hsesoIrg daily for Aide and Middle.
Soth trains, westward, make close Connecticut
u slenns, With Sisaon's Line of Stages for Fail.
81 Court duuss. AVA
,eaim nses.on steects. a ctr per mile
""aass ssekssa: $50.
oo.1 !. HAVENER,
- '3oDarai Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
SAAE4HDADA,
1891 GREAT 1891
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTk

1870 j GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THR NORTH, VEST & SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICRNT sQUIPMENI
April 4th, 1881.
Trains lesZe NashingtoD from depot Of BA7.
TIMORB & POTOMAC RAILROAD ~.
her 81 Sixth sEd 5 ST. rats. ae follows:
ScE Ph:i&de:gi:s. New York SID he Ess, ss,,
II 20 SIN. o>,ty, except sunday, Ind 10 nd
? le@ 2. Z, daily, 9th Pslsce Cars. LIN.
5 n. daily. except Sunday eor Phi!sdeisy'.
sha u 80 8. q. daily, e1cop: Sunday, srd
o. 81 snd 10 ?. u. dsiiy.
For :''it% hL-2 AUD 5he West 500 g. m, NTH
fs.'!or car 10 P,t:sburg snd Sleeping ca, -
ft.eturs sbd Chicago; 1879 q. "a. dsily
9.%. Q. Il. ." =, Sith fslsce Gar to Chicsso
Fox Ca2sndnig%e and tbs North, sUu
eTccpt SuDdsg and 3 81 p n. iniv, eIcert
Saturday, ai{L ?Nlacs Csr e Cansndsivp,,
SaT '"7ss;Rs, NSc o. N. dsily eAcep, Sac.
For Baltimore, g II, SOC. $50 and 1G 80 J. II
20l, 80 so $40 $50 SID 1000 D. q,
rn Srcf;a7, $40 ana 10. 80 a.m.; 2.LO. 81 9 3U
Az: 1889 p. II
Ecs po!s's !.raok line. So {. "a. nd440p,n
da:l9, e.t@+pi S.Tas?,
sct ..ncsnC.;s, t 81 L. n. aaG &c .. m. dsli5
H;,GG:;i u!Cag,
Local. TEAMS.
Fox A!eyan6y!& ~. 81, $40, and Il 50 g.
r., si.d 10 g. i -. t: aod Ii 50 D. II. qua.
far at 60, Z ~, sac !. 80 8. Il. and D. IN.
Tan: ieae:. Aia1gn1r;a :vr Wsshius.oa. 80;
"';s'. nd 10 G. Ia, scd IL 50. 8, 5, I. 9 II
! q. o.! ~ piehs.
u .v1:..,: al SO. lad l0 p. N. and 90 ait
. g. II.
rhHUUGi: TRAIN FOR TaE SOUTH, vi
.lunT:ica 60! Richmond, will leave Ale>aa
ct!a d; IS saa II g ;. "a. daily and s p D
y" - , .Sra"t ;2G 1IH%.
Fsst mail, eaylag d! IL So 4. NJ. makes but O.!
stop, VIZ: IL Qua4,icu, between AIe1antrl
AID Richmond
Tickets sAd r:pFul1tica csp be procuret
PRINCIPAL railroad ltatioos and ticket otfca
:cusaa::i L. 2. EARMEk,
Ge2'i. PgsseEge, Agen
FRANZ BRONSON
fenS--' Manager ara
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
LL1A lltNUltsA GALL / +.
1851

tie ALRXANDEIA GAZETTE. begun il
lI.9, !s lie oi3e:: He19psp-7 ii The Safe, and
the only daily pus!i.led il Northern Firsinia
Il as survived, wi.a lew exceptions, eli The
pnb!Ic presses i. me7ics wE::n say with it INC
d.v: OF ne a!cttseu.a teasury. !; lives, 100,
IL: q decay, ou: luA Of Ifo and visor,
g.,iIs al ics Dew, ia.iiuk the tru.h wi.hou.
fas;, Iavor Or affection, .roacL.lg 81 the privacy
OF 10 n&-'2 r0.ae, b.. full 70 the bgini with MI
pablo iEfcTcnstjoa. aa6 giving GAily homes.
Judgments .; public r!=a a2i pubic measures
i Furnishes TIE neW3 kilograms OK the New
York Associated Press SUD Of Reuters European
agency, being, vita ou: three exceptions, the only
paper between Baltimore and Richmond that is
thus connected with TIE grsst foun.sius OF the
worlds ncWs.
With the coming yeac a the long tried sid
improved methods of making . standard news
paper will be continued, with such additional
facilities IS p:ss experience justfes the propre-
Gazette 10 serve lis readers It expects to ren-
der faithful service 10 .ue c.ty, the state and the
country bJ candid criticism OF men and events
IN fhn sr..o ,,t ~ 81
wssltn CT VIrgi2is.
To NEE. ell the demand: upon it, the Gsz3tse
will be made {. " A5HIA4TON and RICH
MOND NEWSPAPER, as wall SIS sn ALgX-
ANDhIA JUUHNAL. The Richmond aud
Washington news OF pas. years has left little TO
improve, Dat YET greater effort VIII bs uade to
insure sosoiuto peri. c.ion il these departments,
The clsy Ut Aisxano!la w,ii hao Is Usual its
daiy history IL each evenings issue sLd the
intelligence OF !Es. section Of lbs Comm on wealth
which nGLu,s LAS couno 20 AieISnurlA By ths
curvature O. is irounl.lns or the courses Of its
rivers S. well as hist po;uoH linked to Us By me
ircn bslas o. raiiY*ys, will be a.Siduousiy
chroniclui
The Business AID Corutrcisi columns OF the
Gazette VIZ. 81 tI.et TIla lbs earies. and most
exsc. com t:Ci.i :.:Hs, :4!.=& VIE Surn pains
tahia9 C>IG .s VA. feAdcr au ei:ot, where even
slight ef.UEs arc osI keruUs, impossible.
The Ca! M..kpis Of al toe e.dlng points of
Sha warI0 =GU3G IAtes ii c.. lh:s Set will De
quoeu a.L :og laT s!.ts:I sLta .. the Sa,lLlure,
Georgeiowr, NasniL SiOi all .i.e1andria ssies
Of csi.:u VII, Spi:ST.
Tee f.,ur, ,.:sIa sad FrodUc. movements
will be LO!-t tn! =, aId tbs sales ul tie Aiexsl-
Gria end Dgi. hrof::s ulaTHe:s gi;en visa accu.
rscg aut dl.p'Ltl, Inc GI0&e:y aid ether mar.
ku!s =ill r43..Va clE:t.a. @.,yat;Il, and tae
MONEY :. CSC, tlsrac.s Of lite county epilo
1n'zsd tx II, coaIn:s. 'u!l ie..i eesus s!Sea
to oil s;rc:s, Sc, ~liGh ind Investors IL ibis
section g ;5e CUG;!.ry.
Tna advertising columns Ct the Gazette otter
inducements winch s1perieace das sau~n 20 at
)e7d Sres:er r.tu:rs Tor small investment ihsa
.Iy o!her which ca Sc ;Dsde
TRIMS uf 81 BSG&lPTION.
Ale2snd:i. Eaiiy Gaze..e...........S5 per .nLuci
aiexaGaI!a Iii "eeaiy Gaz~lie.. q
i,iw.Ts c.sn IL aGy.,ce.
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, FOR
TEISS MONROE AND TIE SOUTH

THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE a ~
Carrying tic U :. Msi,)
VIII lave her wharf 70. Of Prince street, on
TUX, UAfS. THURSDAYS and sAYU K.
DA:S II so p. It stopping 81 Piner Pin.
mo flat hprsUut g,irg aud returning Re.
turC1u2 iesV-s Hr;tok on WGHNHSDATS
FRIDAYS aid : UN DAl6sl4 &C eek .. m.
First Gloss isre 20 Fortress Monroe srd
Norfn k ...... =
SNi' ~
flrst csss tHtr 10 fIhe} ruut SIG rvint
GockUu!.......... Observation-Disclosures. | 81
SecHnd Class ......".............. w $500. IS
talsr .oms s.. hu.l: IS:
Fis'sn! received un,i 4.3) o n.
GEORGE III TIINGLY, Stunt.
2. 2. HrOE, Agent mn25
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FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
sgEE-T e isS y. e. E.SIGEr6!s2 Coca
Gs8SL-r
hEkET FRIDAY, at II H.; and returning,
leave New York, FROM pier Al, Best river, EV.
Ely SATURDAY, st o clock p. ID.
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A MAY SONG.
BY HOWARD


o mays the month for mating. for mating. for
o May was made for mating. all under the lilac
treeEt
There True Love stands awaiting. awaiting,
awaiting:
There True Love stands awaiting, his locks
blown on the breeze!
IT'S true there are no roses. fair roses. fresh
roses;
IT'S true there are no roses to wreathe around hi
head;
And he must wait for posies, new posies. June
And he must wait for posies. white and blue and
redl
But the purple is Loves token, Loves token,
Loves token.
The purple is Loves token, since young Adonis
died.
His heart must first be broken with ~longings all
unspOken;
Loves heart must first be broken against his
faithful side.
Until he find that other, to clasp and kiss and
smother;
Until he finds that other that sweet heart that
That turneth from another. or mother. or
And hesrkeneth for his footballs where the light
is DIM
Where velvet leaves droop lowly, drOop lowly,
droOp lowly;
Where velvet leaves droop lowly and purple
All in silence holy. serene and melancholy.
Love lies down, forgetting his pain at her dear
faQff
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Private Cares and Griefs.

lNm. Makepedce IDackeray.l
Thus, oh friendly readers, we see how
every man in the world has his own private
grIefs and business, by which he is more
cast down or occupied than bv the affairs of
any other person. While Mrs. Pendennis
is disquieting herself about losing her son,
and thatanxious hold that she has had of
him as long as he remained in his mothers
nest, whence he is about to take flight into
the great world beyond-while the Majors
great soul chafes and frets, inwardly vexed
as he thinks what great parties are going on
in London, and that he might be summing
himself in the glances of the Dukes and
Duchesses, but for those accursed affairs
which keep him in a wretched little country
hOle-while Pen is tossing between his pas
sion for the actress and q more agreeable
sensation. unacknowledged yet, but swaying
him considerably, namely, his longing to
see the w0rld-Mr. Smirke has q private
care watching at his bedside, and sitting be-
hind him on his pony, and is no more salts
fled than the rest of us. How lonely we are
in the world! how selfish and secret, every
body! You and your wife have
pressed the same pillow for forty
years, and fancy yourselves united.
Pshaw, does she cry out when you
have the govt, or do you lie awake when she
has the tOothache? Your artless daughter,
seemingly all innocence and devoted to her
mamma and her piano lesson, is thinking OF
neither, but of the young lieutenant with
whom she danced at the last ball. The hon
est, frank boy just returned from school is
secretly specializing upon the money you
will give him. and the debts he owes the tart
man. The old grandmother, grooming in
the corner, and bound to another world
within a few months, has some business OF
cares which are quite private and her own
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ono, .rd rr.vo,d.bls mi,t.ke7n The An.

honest and unavoidable mistaken" The an.
swer 10 that question, from an authority on
such intimate terms with the Almighty,
| will be waited for with as much anxiety az
the promised edition OF the revised Testa.
ment.
The meanest Church in the country has
been found out. 1t is in the State of Yer.
mont. 1t is composed of well-to-do farmers
who, seeing that their pastor gave an unu-
sually large contribution TO foreign mis-
sions, instead of taking the generous hint
and doubling their own contributions,
jumped backward to the conclusion that
they were paying him too much salary and
made haste to cut it down. The Church is
now vacant, and the young men graduating
from the Theological Seminaries should not
delay their applications.
Rev. DR.. Withrow, formerly of this city,
but now of Boston, delivered n discourse on
Church music, IN his Church, en- a recent
Sunday evening, in which he spoke warmly
about quartets. He said that he once ex-
changed pulpit services where the quartet
during the services repaired to the vesti-
bule: one went to the street corner and
smoked, and another to "A saloon in the
neighborhood. He then said. with emphs-
sis. that a minister or Parish Committee
est to exist should suffer with the quartet
the disgrace thereof. He complimented his
own quartet and choir, and said that they
were all Christian ladies and gentlemen and
took part in all the services.
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RELIGIOUS NoTEsAND INCIDENTS.

Twelve Chinese converts have been or
dained to the ministry or the Church OF
England. Nine are still living and doing
faithful service for the Churches.
Baltimore Episcopalisns are scandalized
at Rev. DIR. Vanbokolin for preaching in a
Presbyterian Church. He will be "pre-
sented." 1t Is an odd sin in the Synod.
A bill is pending in the Hungarian Diet
TO remove the disabilities Of marriage be-
tween Israelites and Christians. 1t pro-
poses to place such marriages on a civil
basis.
One of the English Archbishops recently
said in the House of Lords: THE narrow
notions Of all Churches have been their ruin,
L believe that the Church Of Scotland,
though not as perfect as ours, is as true a
Protestant Church as the Church Of En-
gland"
The American Presbyterians and the
American Baptists are the only denomina-
tions carrying on mission work in Siam.
The Presbyterians work among the Siamese
and the Laos, and the Baptists among the
Chinese. The Presbyterians have a flour.
ishing o~rphanage in Bangkok, the Capital.
The Christian Standard, in a mild contro.
versy with its Presbyterian neighbor, the
Journal and Messenger, on baptism and re-
generation, puts this conundrum to it
"Win God damn o man on account Of on
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Malone wants a COMBINATION.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Another Confer
ence of Virginian Readjusters was held here
last night; the main trouble is the Read
Justers can not get any promise from the
Administration of Federal patronage for use
in the campaign. The President and Secre-
tary Blaine have both expressed themselves
in favor Ofthe maintenance OF the regular
Republican organization in Virginia.
Malone called on Bob Ingersoll, this morn
ing, To get his influence with the Admins
tration in favor of the union of the Repub-
licans and Readjusters, but the trouble seems
to be as stated, that the Readjusters want TO
control the Federal patronage, and to fill the
State ticket with men of that party. Some
of the Democratic Readjusters. it is said, are
opposed to supporting a mixed State ticket,
and they want the Republican votes for the
Readjuster ticket; besides these, there are
numerous leading Republicans of Virginia
who oppose the condition and warn the
Administration that if made it will disrupt
the Republican party in that State for good.
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very like she is thinking OF fifty years back,
and that night when she made such an i'm
preston and danced q c~otillion with the
captain, before your father proposed for Der;
or what a silly, overrated creature your wife
is, and how absurdly you are infatuated
with her. And, a., for your wife, oh, philo-
sophie reader, answer and say-do you tell
her all? All, sir, a distinct universe walks
about under your hat and under mine-all
things in nature are different 10 eacn; the
woman we look at has not the same features,
the dish we eat from has not the same taste
to the one and the other. You and l are but
a pair of infinite isolations, with some fel-
low-islands a little more or less near us.
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Malone in a Fix.
Washington Dispatch n. Y. World.

Washington Dispatch n. y. World.
Mahone was not in the Chamber wher
the announcements were made, but wher
he came and learned what had been don,
he seemed very much perplexed and to
great concern in these words: well. thi
places me in a devil of a fix" Subse
quently, when ne had conned the mat
ter over Tor publication, he said thai
he did not intend to take sides. He wished
well of the Republican party, and had faitl
that differences would in some way be al
justed, although he did not now see how
that was TO be done and had no plans to pro
pose. Still later in the day Malone relapseC
into perplexity, for upon hearing from sew
eral Republicans whom Democrats had lee
to believe a reorganization of the Commit
tees would be the mex move, he exclaimed
p~iteously: ''Then, in the name of God, what
is TO become of me?'