davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-01

10 the l1fl<or ~ Inc EhlcHnO jS1tlne.
CMICAGO. Fob. :s..-I do not see tho force of
tho observations nntle III your local columns
yesterday tiildor tho hcadlnE "ChichKo Stub
bery-rho Owl Observation-Disclosures" The
fncts as stntod wOro Us faIInws: Thu Owl Club
tendured Snlvtn nnd kee,,n joint 'ntf-und- 'atf
banluet, Without informing tho Rrcnt ltnlinn
trn1edtun that 1t WINS II partnershp utfair. He
accepted OH tho Understanding that tho hohur
wns to bo bestowed upon him aEono as a n,ark Of
high resrcct, When no discovered thnt Sir.
kccno twl!o but yesterday WIS an obscure stock.
uf limited and disputed rcputMuonl WIS 10
DO issiulnlct with him ,ns Ill equal
pArtlcltnAt IN the hUnHrs Ut the DcclaOti, Io
properly declined. Coula ht hnYg hono 0tlor-
w!so1 Whn aud what !s salvnt? lle Ia IN nctor
q Mo5l,l-wlla M rspnMtatton: pM. ilis faIno Wy ast.
tion goes, thnt tho wurld hns. evvrseeu. nr p,s.
SILKY ever will seq. Ills genius IL III lnfty and
tndsputubie IN that 0f lnrr!ck, Nr Edmund
Kulli. ur Tn!tnn Ito Could nut. With n proper
regard for his rnputntIon lnA self respect,
aesept Joint lanlri tr'.tirr.l 70 him md sr.
lnor0 tu l,1 compared With ealytnl thnn
l.. tnl9w-dIp with tho full orb OF dny.
The latter might as. woll bharu tho
MunYro huiors Ut u banquet With bis
own leading mMn, Or with jim u'Ne!iI or Jua
En nut; Tho Owl Cl,il, usled hastily ind l.l-
ndsisclly In tesuleriug HIN such II l3Mrmecidnl
repAdt III point Ut hnnor; mud tho Con,nltteo
dill well tn retrieve tho reputation Ut tho Club
Tor courtesy And gootl t1stu by changing tho
original prDXrAM, and tstitltrnR plCh Ut tho
aeturs srpnrato reception. t hns hArdly t!nnu
bein9 laughing stock, but 1t has ut luHat pht
no Ctul o., plppur footfug with references to
Mr. Halvinl. FLAfuOEis.
, 1881-03-01

3IF1IH1NItfk a1F.J yf7FVfiph.
A gentleman und Indy in tho month Ut August
EoAruea in an imtgrfnr tDwa with Il wIInw and
hvr two, daughters. sudn bread hot ut urery
nieal nEa pork wore tho dlot; never Il sli uf
and nuver IL vegetable plucketl from tho garden,
nor milk offered TT Iuantltics to Ae drunk
ct,ust III tho month 1t August. and uto hot sNdn
breatl Anl iish, nor 0lco seeing il hit VI trrBh
1nu4t Of any kind. Tho enokinv WIS excellent
Of Ita Kind. nd tho tAUlu lnd house weru nv Htslt
NJ wax-wprk. VIZ heard guuticn,un sly The
other day th4t in hIa tutheE's family of ton ur
twelve people In tue country, ut Ipust l,;UO
pounds t,r pork wero consumed during tko win.
ier, Ths beNss tho FceDrd nf o!t Judge Scwurl,
Of tho last century, who lived Ut Yurk, and who
'Fut iu 1.ssn pounds ot pork tor thv wlntcr, tho
IealE HMpuut Lover put In,"
, 1881-03-01
TIE NEW SOCIETY CRAZE.


Most atnus'ng accounts are given Of tho now
craze which llas setzc.t CIT Il certain section Of
London sUcety. 1t acems, for solno tlmu paat,
suntlry young lneu ailtf women hnve ictnken
themselves to tho "showlng ut th0lr shapes ls
.1nuk Tnr rnl1s 1t In tho most fAntns!ieal cos
tunes Ut tho medieval nges, and p1nrtng such
tricks hrroro high heaven ns make tho nnHels
weep. THO women exhibit themselves th Tight
fitting gurments devoid Ut nil shnpe nnsl color,
cl!l,9lng tn tho form and showing tho c9ttolir Of
tho figure With quito .ls much precision us tho
tleshlngs pE tho bAl!ct-EIrt: tho hntr cut Rhurt
aNd frIzzed over tho eyes nnd died OF Il deep
onnKr brown; tho thront cnc,rclcd by n double
rUw uf lnrKe amoor bna'!s, from which depends
Il medieval ornament: nnd II tobktnE-ulMss
hnnxtnK to the sfdc, liz III tho rlcturrs IF tho
Venetian la'llcs by laul Frr0nesc. Tho fOmnlo
trst|utfe IL In KsnerAl snllow md hnlf-starved,
wt-bcEonu in expression, slr3'-ltppcd. and al
ways looking thirsty md exhaustua. Sho affects
tho en0rlcss r1lnent IA behold In tho pre-
ltAphucto peturcs,-ollvc-Xrccn skirt. long
nud trailing til tho GROUND. hut 30 tight as to
seated; tho I'nce Ia oF deep. dull orange color,
lneetI With tho pnltst hlt.e; tho stepvGs, light
Hitting tb tho clbnw, hing to tho feet nnd nrc
Illnu Of tllifGrcut cal0r and nntcrln to tho rest
Of the nttirc y pne. dim fawn Ebttr IN i, g.E-
eraI must pAtrontzc ann y liIie4 with tho
srowHiah. green seldom bcheld In Nature suse
Th0 bcaattl, wstte,o tns in general dInpy
lools, which is 9ttrlnte,l to the ellorts andn 10
resttics perfection. AccnriliE To her l'!tus, md
which Ii, some enAes h,s IN ho proc1re.l by nrtl"
iieinl ,ngnns. shs tixhs anil looks T., s@Acnntly @
hu!r, dyctt ur Il reddish Grown. nGcor,snp tn tho
Inv shn has n,ndc unto hcssnlf of tns!,g no
She ernrce c,n c,,cn her lips 70 speak, ri, tightly
nre they pressed together, and tiuyer smles aAso
when tho n,a!e I'.stllute npprdaehes. and tlon
they whisper together, Rnsi sometimes disappear
Tucked nrn III NrIn tuWuru tho RlIppHr. EO3 IN,
, 1881-03-01

nhs,rnct right aHl In .nt1cctIonntc tnvnr with
ti,o 9aor!,y or Enml ritzens nn; ITS Let
T rns Ip,r vcn h. ~S'" r' % 'It nn!a a" Ia rst"r a,
wnr tn its nItl rxeeutve lnaitlon; he ct',,tl mt
l,lhl another no SURF way to popular forgiveness
nI, fmt,.rn Kood-wi'l rs to leavo 1t III present
hut Ic being fnr otherwieo, md TIM current
Pic an ress dfeeiy y" anil % III Hpkd :srkcd e es.een'
Acsnrtlel Mss. ltayss, nlse cannns credit .he
III ,inwinel ta6lc III i hr Naioi,al .nininF.r'on,.
atlopte'l daughter 10 ilep,iGcantsn mt now to
bn thrust nIrifs but With ancern aud co',yulslvn
" st %sry II s xsS hs"sf wa + 1ac r. sfs fsa: an,
pcrsnlnily w"stii'lc by snch unlikely eo1,suat.,
s,tprosc, however. lint 1'rna!unt nartich
sreat % nnral q; cs,;aplc ot ths put four yc!rs
wI,l!st he lest, nn fhc fashion hacksldc IL tIp-
plInF IT. ssI t%lca nsain: workers IN TEMPER,
Se rataely i'N,casea, an;i hysts %f RsoI! peapIo
| possibility Of clenn, crystal virtue nnunY onl-
~ . t. !o .ites, % effect tnk It, tho ns!gHcs
10 this Admin! !sirntIs.u, aud hive ir1ns:
10 seriously th1,llcl by conlncss a1,t' by posl!ro
.lGscrt!on: for temperance his lrecDttle Vital
!ssc. md the anino Or annthor pnrty TINT ,lS!r-
Il frua, rum. wao is 50 diff ila u,.nnat tsccrl.
IN these four years n sweeping growth H. pro-
hthtnry sont!nent, Dnth 'wrst md E,ist.
tho "' Country 10 10 resew % worslip ot tho
now dsgruccA 9ass idol and its rcd cnntentt
would very efreetuny augment tho prohibition
element Into n'aEnt't'lr rs third, or hnsanct'
haIdinR, po!ltlcH1 party. Fartcmpernnce people
nrG rApIally ie1rIllnE thRt other refnrina which
hin 10 euro crltllo cnrlo by law, MD that tlors
| tHiRt.
hut mark. pleaRc, that this trouble Ia wholly
| hyruthetlcAf. l fnrescO MI cAisse fnr thos0
cntamltlus. JAMEs CLEMESr AMull0sE.
, 1881-03-01
BURDETT-COuTTS.
Tho Marriage OF That Lady to Mr..
Bartlett.

Tim 0torrsorc ar ,s,,,at Indy IN Mr..
.S,.u.1n.s
ufauN.
J."'tu"n iI"ra' ..
r,Et i,nHse or on Saturday l,.st IL, II most sNt-
tsf,rtnrv ,nnnnrr Tho srrrnt Ind hocn ,rnII
''' ,' ,..' '''''' . ~ ~ , 49, ~. ~ W..
hep'. a''o u" ''''HHuon" VI tne "eua'uR ~" oee"
OhtNinual by M1Iy OF tho public prlnts. Worry few
even Of those present knew untIl tho night be-
ror1 .,,t ,bn n, !, ~, ,v +ot. ,,,,oo ~, ent
!"'' s'. 'no .."F7"su n,' """n 'n"r s,'ea W. o"a.
nfday morning. Iho deheahor 0t inc crowd at
tho church t!nor, rs vol nA ut Mrs. TrevunloH's.
III Chester Solarc, nptl tho Churlx- Cross Sta-
rim. yn. rnnnretfni md cnnvrut l,lutnrv 4
~" w.. ~
Aenrty cnees WIS R1Fch ~ INC IaroheBs eaf-
rinEo left tho church, md h!ts wgrg tais11 Ms
Ht,U uussctl INTO the stutiul On tcayt1,u Chester
p,nnr, anror,, NJ rim nonr un,ro,, II, ,na ,r,,y1
l .. se'' " wv NV. ""e'' ~ w u.u".
invoked blessings ot,oh @ nef' aha pIessea forward
To touah her la''d. The purity In Tho church Wi.s
llaItel to tho nearest relations atltl most tnti-
,",.,,, frtar,. ~ ,,.a i,ar,,,"s. .,,.1 ~" n,s.
.n.t n,,I ,',.,.,s.nd ~ s, "'. E.,,,. ''", 49,,
lott. nHa coEs'stea OF n'r Ffahe's anu
l.utiy lAr.lctt and tholr twn young
nnI Mis- Ecnnul. yIsrn,nt.su MIdd,rtnr md ,te
~" r, 'Hs ,,s nuuo.' n'i 1Ae
liI. Mbsa 1tr0Af'GR+ ItbS hAf1sH l1itlissly HGlt!
MaA 1,fmlsay, Admiral and Miss lurtl.MI, Sir
Arur,,un l,ruthv)k, Mr., Ash,ncud- I,prtlctt. NJ.
u. nm, Air. jtryn1,, md Mr Lunltu wi,,, .rrntn.
!MHlen ~. bhFtletl III MS oost man. Iho
lururNYs' household Sprvunta wore N1H{. prps-
mi. uud fuw Of tllp rcuu,,Ir c,,rrrun ,i,',,, wu
hnnrtr,r nj ,ho ,votl,,, NJ th, ,nas ,,,,,,., ."s
,nI +" ttnI,. ,,.. r, ~ ~ ~ ,as ' 1, liz
sNn ~ ttiuil FuMH - Mttltcas p asolat "'leA nav
esaHi n.,t ~ ~ ,na1eti .a tatetast:
inc !tntnnnss whs lnl!t,wea 70 tle altar ny sr
ttmcis ri. Mtt. "nsens' M ~" tMu NnuEn
, 1881-03-01
CURRENT GOSSIP.


COSuEDnUMS.
II. e. DHiNe III it'hitthali Times.
TWAS Hurry who tho SILENCE broke:
"attss Kate, why nro yn,l t!Ep II trce2'
"Dccn,isc. bcpnuse-l'm l,onrtl." she spoke.
40 no; because you're woo'l," sat1 ho.
"Why aro you Ilko trce7" ahc said.
~ have n-hcnrt7" he i,skct, 80 low.
Her nns.scr m,slG tho yOtlng n,nn red:
"DccGuse You're sAppy, don't you know"
"Once mnrc," she ilskc.l. "why arc you now
4 tree2" lie co,tltln't 0,iitc perceive.
"Yrce8 lrnvr sometimes llt1l make Il bow,
And you eRn always Auw-auu lGaye."
, 1881-03-01
1tOTMSCIIlLD's PORCELAIN SE1tV-
IGsI*

European Correspondence Dayton ,Jp1.,,Ia1
liarun ltolhschlll tells tho following story rs
ho exhibits his porcelain servtco:
One day I'LL old 1nun, carcworn. wr!nklcd, fec
ble, md apparently tottering ni tho verge OF
tho grave, presented himself before huron
james ttothschll, soliciting tho houor Of uti in-
tcrsiew with tho farn0us hnnkpr. The old man
was so nHed, =, laor mud hui! 10 defeated MI
asnect thMt tho n!rot, w's iMlnedt.stcly in.
beca,ne lively inttrcst nn lenrHlt,K thnt ho was
lew. Thy MFoh visitor tonl tr9!N l,!s haE rich
thu l!,ron !'.,u,irni 4 uxasrti,l,sly.
"slr." snl,I thu pntrIarct', 'wlla you buy this
s, vs ,s wnI1 II. f1t; Ic aa r. sSTyle1 cry 10
VII is Indeed vvryilne,'' sal,t tho Itaron. How
"I.ih,x you, str,'' sni,t thu uII tnnn. ~ nm
lnwWl down Will Mnny yrnrs, mud huyo ntt lanK
rs eentsrs et Wit % III ii Xxx .ys rnr n
tsr liiS = i;a tsa%r; 5*5 T., aHthf il Is not
Tho liarun louke'l 1T the poor oil! nun, ox,.n1-
x .v pt aaa ad m aftss + nr lsw nfrs ,1n H.
laylnenl. f;cn.l mo tho service and Flvo nlS
yo',s mnn.e that u,i may havo 1t ontcFcd III my
| rio sp!sud!I ut Of porceatu was t,ol,ycrc,,
thu sAtlie ,!ay ta tho uat'tl, mn M0nth nftur-
ward. while ho was setet q llia guuttu4 hn,tsc,
nlent Of tho proposed ltitHane. Hut tho inIin
was yauns. sc!irclly VI yoars nf agu. Ut y yiXur-
5 a Es I'lsssr ior @ @SyyS y4s
| hut ysu aru not tho NUM-" exclaimed tho
| ilstonishGtt hnHkIr. ~
=" Excuse tao, l'aron.' salti he; II a.n iudocA
| tho nlnn."
!" liut yon appcarct! ut least u ycars DID," satd
| tho l!nr0t.
"liut, air, au, only o. sn!.l tho ,nun
| "lM fact." cnntlluled tho IAaton. /" thought
| yunr ypllnrNblu npi,enrlnco did not belio yuur
! nsatrtiDn.''
II b,lyv wonderfully recuyerets,' nlsorvcd tho
| tnuit, f" nnN thanks tD your gOntritslty."
Thu lsarDn iauxhel heartily. anl g,lve ordera
| fur tho lllynstntDt tln tinluy. exeln nMnx, All!
| sou nlU an excellent co1uctllut. u14 have tnkcn
| ilr III thoroughly" .......
| II nm pr0.Ably the first who hls done &c" 70.
pl!rl tho 1ow, politely Giw!nE 10 tho millionaire.
Fur years ttothsuhi1 pAd tho monthly nllOw-
Mnre. Ills p.,rcekili service Ia 10 cxQussit that
| he does not coMpla!il.
, 1881-03-01

IN tho estate of ,rhomas ]. CondDn, minor. let
tcrs Of guardianship were Issued 10 James D.
Cunton urtiGr iUnd fnr 600.
In tho nstntu Of Mary ltissa Weiss ct al, lni-
n0rs, tutlcrs OF guardianship Of tho cstnte werG
iss,,cd to Cyrcnnins beers, under bond for
$1,000.
In thu estate Of Thebo T. DmrltngRmc, de-
censel letters tcasn,nentnrr wero issued to John
T.. IlGst, Under bond fnr $!,GN. ~
In tho csiHttbf Oliver Z. Oliver. deceased. let
tors test1thentury were isstietl to John M!lt0u
Oliver. under bond for 5:D.(DU. ....
III the estate OF Mhry s. Culver, minor, letters
Of guardianship Df tho cst,ltG wcrc Issued ts'
Aria l.. llurkrr and Clarence r. Barker, under
bond FOR $aatUlU.
, 1881-03-01

Of si,nsca. business a,lts fI,r Summer %onr nro
10 liz nnltlc nj llilr E,nth eheEtoi III RkrlOtnn
form. rtshrr tighter III Ing TIM! last year. AZ
tn,eti silifully in ctn,cr ;,,MIi,lrs 4 suit Tint
rnstR fin at fnRt1Innnlilr Mlos's may he f,nuRht
for SIS III Il eacnp atorr. 'fhoro Ism Krrnt rnsfl
far rintl1es mndu to order ut lnw rites, unl
1nnny Inv priced cstni'I!slnchtsliavos sprung up
MI nfar lin Htf
, 1881-03-01
IRISH AFFAIRS.


IRISH AFFAIRS.
,...-,.,.u,
lntIntn ms to Its Encct--The Expoctcd
Land xii.
Lennon, Fob. @I-Mr. Forster' In order to
intntn!u Ills own reputation, Will bo colnps1lcu
to prove, with tho Coercion bill III hand, TINT
~ s,,',., - t,,, h, '...,1 e.. IT,, .n., st,,,..o1
,ilo ee,su y. ~" ~ snprosuu " W leeseaueu
aoans!ess nc WI. n,ye ia's s oppo'nan''ss rr ,os
,,ntc,v. aImmrr IA ahont1 not winter. A mem.
rcr of parlnmont ussortrt] ycstor,lny that over
Il thousand processes had alrcndy bee'i served,
and, M tho wheels Of tho Quecna writ machlno
win run now cnsl]y cnpl,xb, uytctlous Will fuluw
a'ta tho consequent na'n"n misery III It's oid
sseheh1ns 'tspcct.
REonETs.
t nnnrnai frrn, r,ranivns tho rart tint ~, NM,
- 80, ., - ~ -, -. 49, . Ii I,.:.
,as & W, ,na
cr,,blc scale. 1t these rights nre OF kind which
the Forthcoming Lind hill tukos AWAY or n,olltlcs,
a,1i II thoy nre pressed uyer my very wdu
Mrra under shelter Uf tho CuGreinn net, tiltn
thoro will be stronger reason tllan ever to regret
that tho Land hi has not preGrtlcll Or acG9I1l-
Tilt cnso ,lppeur II, tho singular f4ht of 1,nvinY
ly lts own measure cnablcd bud landlords 10 do
rxnrtty thas Which by AnathGr mcnsurn It d.
Forster ily bt satisfied with disslpntinR tho al.
tnoas suporssftlons t'c!ct that ~. I'nrllcll and
his hr,lchlnen were tnvfncihc Rnl irreslstIble In
tho iirltist Parliament. IL this should provo to
be tho Mr, EnrnelL hns certainly given ErcAt
assstance to. tho uladst0ne MiIfatry.",, Tho
eny tha. il, tic great Struggle oi INIT month Mr.
Ia.rne!l completely fAilctl " n sratcr. He has
fn!letl in dong What ho might Cnstly havo done
II tnunnur which, Though It 1ucs nut yet seem to
hnye Impressed the irlst, people. tnnat sotner Or
destroy my tiuhDl, With which his policy has
Inspired tae,l. Ihe ia.i.'f4 seena ., u.s. 20 w
t9TnuH ~ vI"w M nj nj s,"s,,isistrnt with thr
,"ti"rn.cnh ,r r. n.,jr,nrnt' fhnl,wh IT ia mt
In t.s,vey tle notion IL prccsi,,l, tcc,,racy hid
ilxIty of thn.,Eht Nnth,,x has boon moro strk- i
trnh ,nnt ,,,ni" ~ Wr snrnnl, - III ia n,,o
hstwse,, @ % Wit, aud water IN ret:an to thS ,jucs-
, ,,u. to ni npS i,s en 10 try u1,'j tsaen thetn
,,,,t ~ fIr~,.i nrss t. ,.,,nfo Thar, tn lniiirt
nSs ~, y" IN ~ sa ns,St m ''n,t s Els s.
rrntfr,l
r>,r.t,rr.
T., ., ~ t,"''...
cnnsplc,ous future. AMI !n l'arln,nent HI his
ill., sfe issr l f his 81" "cy c xas oss to- "t s too
,niKnllnE.' u We anny use ~ expressive word.
nrK no idat Sn ' ,, NJ I,,,nrl ae"s ta 81 20 Ky s
taken pnlit'sa! steps llo LIFT iho burden aud
rt OK ho ~ ascsoas . a on h tn6 =, ss aMa sse2m
s Z. hpy S Il ~ ne s.
e!,ssioas Y c9mnntttes an1 u, tl,o report by has
now LIFT thu liosisG hKnin before thu third rta1-
IL il orur Ts . saia niles Whs., tSs wiiold cathoiio
lcast llt!rcrl' liis soul to secure In short. hs
tho Sit!latson either IN force pf 1,Isslon or In
fnrco 9f intclstct Ho ttt.s not felt tho sitAutton
isI,is has anore aud seen cow'sl by Tho ssnsc u
Ills own DlunlcF, tnu nus cai'Rht at strn%a Ind
, 1881-03-01
S.rA,rlt ttlI[RTa.

1;sircnc s. Pike begun s,,!. yesterday ngntnst
Wiitfnln q. Wilson 10 RECOVER *11,iO0 damages.
John ilnll sued Sanluel L. Townsend md J. NJ.
Stiillcr for $l,HD+
Thon,ns 1Luyinn &cRnn n suit IN rcplcvEn
nEl!tist tho Chlengu 1'uckug & Provision Cpm-
pany md o. Il. MMiln to rccnypr Eotnp planning
1nMchnps. bart,etl wire. Gtc:, valued ~ S1,!'D.
0oolwl1lio l. lict%irr !ite.l 4 prtitiun nKntnst
.utnea rhrrGif, LAURA j. WhttliHfi, and Minnie
a. Wngncr. uskinu Tor Il nec:n,'a lIen to the
nra,Atlt Vi $luIB.tN un Nus. I'll, NV, III! aud ~
Whrrtu nyGNur,
, 1881-03-01
Judge Moran Decides that Chi"
nese Cannot Become
Citizens.
His Reason Being that They Are
Neither Negroes Nor White
Men.
Some Litigation Regarding The lnsur-
mice Money OF Deceased Knight
of pythins.
4 Number Of Divorces Granted Yesterday
by Judge Darnum-New Suits,
Judgments, ETC.
CHINESE NOT CITIZENS.

ny tuOHd 1HI4uAA A'e" ANA~ot
Judgments, ETC.
CHINESE NOT CITIZENS.
Yesterday morning. III tho Crimlnnt Court.
l,,tRe Mor,ln delivered his opinion upon tho MP
plIcation Of Moy Snnl, Chfnunnn, for nntt'rali-
cation, of which tho folluw Ing Is tho fnl! text:
The applicant In this case hns nude tho llcses.
snry pranf Of good mornl character. OF resi-
dencc In tho state md United stntcs. AMI of
nttnchmcnt to tho principles Of tho Constitution
of this country, required by Inv. Md tho only
question IL whether tho natives OF Chin, or
Monaollnns nro Included IN tho cIHsses nj per-
sons who tnny be nnturallzed under the stntrte
Of tho United States governing tho subject OF
naturalization. Among tho grants OF power 10
Congress in See. of Art. OF tho Cat'-
ssltution Of tho United stDtcs Es tho power
.to establish uniform rhie Of ilht,trhllzn-
tion." III tho exercise OK this power, Congress
has from time timo tu tlme lcatslntcd 81, tho
subject OF naturalization, and III MI tho acts
down to tho revision Of tho Inws In 1a11-'i+. tho
language describing the clhss OF persons 10 whom
tho privilege Of naturalization might DO ex-
tended was TINT sang allen being q free 1ctNc
petann rl,ay bc admitted to become citizen,
etc.
whcn Congress wna forming tic law Of July
II, 1870, which IL substantially tho present Inv
on this Fubjcct, Senator Sumner moved tn
amend by str!kine oMt # Tho clause tho , wor.l
nj The end Of tho section tho following: i" lsut
this uCt Bhnll not ,C GUnstrttG tn ANfhDrtZG tho
Empire" ebate ensued, pMs:icipatsc H. by
md osiors. ID wicll i was urE,scd tnat striking
out tic sort, white" rs proposed. Woild es-
aee c.hee wsro icrs III
1lnAl1y Sctutur Warmer offered rs snbstltHtD
1er Tho WHEN rs We hr5ap Spe
.ened "a a!!ens of Afris"n tsyIty nn to Peri
II MT II
, 1881-03-01
tluIisS,

Tho last piece Of rustic lazlt,ess encountered
by ont-of-t0wll correspondents IL thut Ut illau
wba. balug asketl whnt ailed bis eya, answered.;
"Nothlu': l shut 1t coz ! eau seo well enough
, 1881-03-01
THE CLll'l'En HORSE.

hll 0rcr tho city.
THE CLll'pEn HORSE.
~. gnat.
lIo wns attached tn ii cutter md hItrhcd to n
post n frtnt nj the Ci2.ttnlt nt..l utter giving
hlmnclf q shake to c!cnr III tho snow. he snid:
"ycs, I'm ono nf tho clipped horses. It's
warm cna,lyh tn-.iny. hut Ivo becn III n con.
esnnt shlycr ever slnre winter ret In. Just y"',
tukc of yntir clothing t1awn 10 yo,,r shirt al1'
iesf ses Ssr sSs fs"ts OF "''eF ' sec now you "'a
VT WHY .,'t tioy etIr you3,, .,. ,....
hct4,'sp NY !,wnrr w's t3, ~ laxy .o enro f'r mo
co'stf @ /, v,, M 5 trst n,y at h's Owl"
'Not II hit. Cnu Il ss,iyerlnx inan riim fastcr
ttntl n warm onnY nm stir uni sore, NV nnso
fttns, my eyes nre wrnk, aud hnyc Htfit further
e"a'is ;s txs.,,!: t.,r s,9,1!:'plalnt'"
"Cu,.sp over o., the avcruo this nftcrnonn nnsl
geo Inv lnut used. MIXTURE gnve mo y ta!r pnit
Ny nwner gDcs tn wnEk and nuts Weights nnd
,'tis md strnps on lc. hits my hcal Mp, el!ps
.,,ukc nc y fist hursu. Tlu weight EIvcs inc tit
nwkwarsl gn!t. THO c1,rcx nIakcs NY ,'lesk nchc,
s"!'Ws!"HI; aW"II;.. Tint Isn't ''''"
"rm expected to get right down end ,rass
~, I'm out Of breath: mud thoil sc.it lying to
bent II fresh horse. .fu,''yu seen inc R0f ID
l'vo gut 10 ehnngo ny xnii. The ilstnflt strike
II III, ilun m L,m il tw{trhfsl t1lia wIv md TINT
me t,,,th o1,r ~, n,,.t mi, H.. .,,,, T"t sinsn
~ thn win MI hn"r M. ,,rvnr snr, J1nnsmrt,
snrt tr iii innT Inv ,,"wn ri 'r,,t ,nr 10
nirrrsrs' WI" a'"' -"" ~' t
rs srhnt Iar.t ryh.
ouslv wrInr! nuit tr,,t M hnnest M n ,iunr IN
three minutes, but becnnsp Gun do this III,
matched uRnlnst ltirscs which tH'l 10 ten stH.
mus ~ ostter. Noi Onl5 tn''t. UNI "In MsneM tu
Mns r., r,,r rt,ot r"rn ,ym,.l,i III fnstnyn haif
uuii1h9 WRfUl1ta fhN Of ntH hDflfH? Would
| lt wcnr kftc-pltls? Would he favu his hcMt
pulled hack on hs snn!i!t1ers! Ant tncn, u ny
i ",I vu, ~, ,vron's ~ o"o''''' ~
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, 1881-03-01
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