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TEMPTATION AND EXPLANATION.

Just buttoncd her glove,
And her dress had no sleeve,
You will blame me, my lovei
But I beg you believe
That Just what 1 can't prove).
But her dress had no sleeve,
And she made some slight move,
And then--prithee, sweet dove,
DO not lot yourself griove,
For my heart did not rove,
Though my wits oil took leave.
BY this mark Of her glove
On my cheek, You percievo-
That-hcr dress had no sleeve.
Ella Wheeler, IN Chicago Tribune.
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Thomas IL: Waggaman,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUsTEEy SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, No. 7aO SIXTH STREET NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 10Th day Of
March, 1873 and recorded In Llher No ssl, folio lle,
ct seq of the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
the undersigned trustees Will sell ut public auction OH
FRIDAY, April 4, ISL at o'clock y. n In front nt
the premises the following described real estate, with
improvements known rs Lot No. In Charles j. Uhl-
mans recorded subdivision of original lots and 8,
In square Sgj, In the city Of Washington, ID, G.
The terms OF sale TO be onc.third of the purchase
money IN cash. the residue In O. L. and Is months, for
which the purchaser IS to give notes secured on the
property to the satisfaction of the trustees bearing
Interest at per cent. per annun. or all cash. at op.
tion of purchaser. one hundred dollars deposit re.
qurcd when bid Is accepted. Ifterns of sale are not
compiled with In seven days the trustees reserve the
right TO resell at the risk and cost of deaulting pur-
chnser. JOSEPH II. EDISON, rruetees
JAS. ID. CLARN, i'"otue''
THOa IL. WAnnAMAN Ancilnnnor. 22.WEMdA
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and per cent and closed offered at per cent. tx
change steady at isG4sGk for long and iS9@is94
for short sight Governments were strong and 40
per cent. higher. State bonds were inactive except
iUr Virginia deferred which are per cent higher,
and Tennessee mixed, which ~ per cent higher.
Railroad bonds were duh, but higher The transac-
lions aggregated 10000 shares, including Central Pa
cic, 6,yOO Delaware, Iackawnnna and Western, 49,
6O Denver and Rio Grande u 700 Erie, 1850; Kan.
sas and Texas, 22,l00 Lake Shore 2lOl; Louisville
and Nashville, 750G Memphis and Charleston, 200;
Missouri Pacific, 1900; Northwestern $500; New Jer-
sey Central, iSs0O Northern Pacific, 3AOG Ontario
and Western, 1900 Reading, 1000 St. Paul, % 600;
ST. Paul and omaha, 400 Texas Pacific, 200 Union
Pacific, i2700 Western Union. q OO East Tennessee,
500 indianapolis, bloomington and Western, $500;
Colorado Coal and Iron, 600,
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Jusr1CE MACA RTHUR.-Muir W..
Dale Il efO; time to file additional surety extended to
"Wednesday morning next, Purcell W. Walton! order
that garnshee pay money into court. Hin Fletcher
motion overrulcd johnson vs, Walsh IN OtIon 10
amend pleas granted. United states, Hayden,
States vs. Lee ct al. leave TO file amended declara-
ton.
Smith; time to take testimony limited to twenty
DAYS Stickney w. Stckney; commission get an
swer of infant defendant ordered to issue James W.
Cannon; sale by trustees authorized Williams VS.
Williams relief In favor of complainant granted and
proof before Examiner Mentally ordered taken.
Grimes w. Smith; commission to get answer of in
fant defendant ordered to issue. Ycabower Ken
gla; decree constituting will of Chris HeabOwer and
referring TO auditor Gordon Funt; w. A..
Gordon directed TO pay annuity to Goddard and Hell
len. Adjourned TIL Monday, at II H. M. Assign
ment-NOs. Is, 10, II, and 49,
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Mr.. W. CALLER, of the Columbus Ohio Dispatch
Office, says: " II every medicine possessed the gem
uine curative properties of ST. Jacobs Oil there
My wife used II lately in very severe attack OF
vertigo. and the result was very gratifying. Ran
kin, of the Journal had something like the mumps
few days since. He bought bottle of st. Jacobs
OIL and II did him more good than all the doctors.
IL Is n sDlendid thing"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-27

The semi-annual grand visitation to Naval
Lodge, No. GAL, will take place at the navy yard
Friday afternoon next, at two o'clock p. IN. This
lodge, composed exclusively of naval officers
meets in the afternoon,
The new lodge of knights and Ladies of Honor
will be instituted at knights Of Honor Hall, st
Cloud building, corner of Ninth and j streets
northwest, next Wednesday evening" at 6.30
O'Clock, with about seventy-hve charter members
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI TransactiOns as Recorded
Saturday,

Mr.. j. F. olmstead presents the following transac.
lions Ia real estate in the District Saturday, az re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CIlY PROPERTY.
on Pierce Place, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
streets west, suOlOt ~ C677 by 90 fee square 200
James Robbins 10 John IL. Jarvis, S3,BOO.
On Thirteenth street west between ~ and L streets
north part OF lot - (25 by 60 feet ga inohes square
"a Charles c. Cole, trustee, to Edwin II. King f2775
on n street north, between Nineteenth and fwen.
tleth streets west slDlul lI9 by Ky feeQ square ll6
Thomas q. HIS TO BENJAMIN II. Tey. 5000
on Tenth street west, near the corner OF Sherman
street north subot 73 COOS feet by deplh) and on
New Hampshire avenue, between q street north and
sherman street. snbo q a. 1867 feet by depth square
I3I James d. Cameron 10 Charles O. Glover e., 6il no.
On Is street north, corner Of Tenth street east sub
lots 49, TO- and ~ (57 feet II inches by lb fee square
965, John Murphy TO Richard koihwel, sSoo
COUNTY.
William II Clagett to Columbia Railway Company
lot ~ block % of Long Meadows, q 800
Robert i. Mitchell 10 Almira Jones I'm trust), loi
II, block Of Eningham Place, nominal.
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bIED-

FEARsoN.-on Sunday, March q, 1879, al 500 p.
m, JULIA ELLA, beloved wife Of q. ID. Pearson.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HENRY.--On Saturday afternoon, March q. 1882,
HARRIEr A., widow Of Professor Joseph Henry, in
the 73d year OF her age.
The friends Of the fRmly are Invited 10 attend the
funeral serVcea az her late residence 1908 M street
northwest on Tuesday, March d ut 3p. m.
TUCKER.-MRrch d, 1882, at 8 p. M, Of paralysis,
Mrs. JANE f. TUCKER, wife Of John v. Tucker, In
the 10Th year OF her age
Funeral AZ O'Clock this afternoon, from her resi-
donce f2i Sixth street southeast and thence 10 St
Peter's Church,
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The last lecture in the course given to young
men by the Young Mems Christian Association &C.
ours this evening at Association Chapel, s4 T.
street northwest. Mr.. A. NJ. Gangewer will speak
Of 1.-THE Value of Man" The lecture Is free TO
all young men who obtain tickets at the office be.
fore half-past seven o'clock p IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-27

A movement is on foot among the public-spirited
ladies Of the District to form National Garfield
Hospital Association. The initial meeting viii
be held at the Ebbitt House next Wednesday, at
one p. m. Among the ladies at the head Of the
movement are Mrs, Speaker Keller and Mrs.
Lamten. Independents will be appointed in
every State and Territory.
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United States Marshaps Sale.

BY virtue of writ of fieri lhcas issued out of the
Clerk Office of the supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia and TO directed will sell ut public SALE
southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street northwest, on SATURDAY, the
list day of April 1882, ut II O'Clock n. M, all the
right, title claim, and interest of the defendant In
and TO the followngdescrlbed property, to wit One
Purlor Etagere Bureau. Uat-Rack Tables, Sofa,
Chairs, Washsand, Bedsteads Wardrobe, Curtains,
Beds and Bedding, Stove, &c. seized and levied upon
aud condemned as the property of Catharine Harris
20 satisfy Execution No. o. 0jG in favor Of Isaac s.
Hilbert, trustee. G. H. HENRY,
United States Marshal Do
A G
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Il OFfICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR; AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHtNGrOS, ID. O., March 81 1882
Sealed proposals for furnishing delivering, and
putting In place complete the Gas Fixtures and Gilt
Rods required for the North Wing of the Building
for State, War and Navy Departments, In this city,
will be received at this Office until ~ III. Of APRIL TO-
1857, and opened Immediately thereafter In presence
of bidders
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished TO esab-
lished manufacturers of gas fixtures application
20 this Office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
mr2i.Gt Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Engiueers
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.ub.n,u,o for CnIcmeI and Ou,n,n..

simmons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable, is
equal In power to blue mass or calOmel, but with
out any of their injurious properties. Genuine
prepared only by ]. II. Zeilin & Co.
Have tried IL In several cases of bilious dis
orders, chills aud fever, and find II effects cure
in a most satisfactory manner.
"DR, j. II. BOWEN, Clinton, Ca"
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THOMAS BOWLING hneo s'SsTs M'r'nS r9 R
United States Marshal,s Sale.

By virtue of writ OF fleri flcas issued ont of the
Clerk s office of the supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia ana TO me directed WI sell at public sale,
for cash. ut the door Of the CourtHouse Tor said Dis
trict on WEDN E~DAY the ooh day OF March, 1882 at
II o'clock m all the right title claim, and Interest OF
the defendant in aud to the Observation-Disclosures prop
erty, TO witt The south half Of subot number sixty
two G) In j. f. Omsteads subdivision Of part of lot
twelve 2 square ~, as recorded IN Liber IA. d. T.,
folio FL Surveyors office, said District together with
all and singular the improvements thereon Levied
upon the property OfSllasS Huntley to satisfy Exc
cuton No. 6075 equity favor of Charles G. Huntley
4. u, HENRY, u. s. Marshal.
Tuos BOWLING, Auctioneer. fe2l-dts
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OFFICE OF THE TREASURER.

" .. F SOIDIERS' HOME,
WAsHINGTON, ID. O., March H. 1882
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
noon March "a, 1882, at which time and place they
will be opened In the presence of bidders for furnish
Ing such quantities of Fresh Beef Mutton aud Corned
Beef may be required by the United States Soldiers
Home during the year commencing April |, 1881.
The meat must be OF the very best quality and con
dtion 1T for immediate use, and the fresh beef from
fore and hind quarter meat proportonately, includ-
ing all the best cuts thereof 70 be delivered at the
Home IN such quantities may be from time to time
required and on such days and at such hours may
be designated by the Governor of the Home
j. ID. STEN ENSON,
Captain Eighth Cavalry,
mrl67t Secretary and Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS.
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FOR PAINTS, OILS, &c.

PROPOSALS. FOR PAINTS, OILS, &c
n NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAsIIINGTON u. c., March %, 1882.
Sealed proposals In duplicate, TO be Endorsed" Pro
pgsas for Paints OILS Nc, will be received at this
following articles, to he delivered at the NavyYa
Washington, ID. G., free OF any expense to the Gov
ernment, viz:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
White Lead, Iinseed Oil, Turpentine &C., as per
schedules in detail at this Office.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government. RESPONSE
BILE security required the bids for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of the articles. Blank forms for bids
ut this office. RICHARD WASHINGTON,
mr23T Pay Inspector United States Navy.
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FINANCIAL NEWS

The following report OF the financial market satur
day, together with the opening highest lowest, and
closing quotations, furnished by hebanking house
Off. ID. Cooke IT,, a Co., 1870 street, Washington
ID. O.
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TIRE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THEEAST AND THE WEST VIA WASH NGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAlISl
Schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY y,

A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
yl.ChcagO, Cincinnati, andSt. Louis fast eHpre9A
Slcepillg cnrStO JtnCtnnati,St Louis and Chicago
SOD baltimore, Ellicou City, and Way Stations
G5O-Bnlhmorc, Annapolis, and Way, (piedmOnk
strasbnrg Winchester. lIagerstown, and Way.
t1ib-Baltimore Express
Slo-pont OF Rocks aud Way Stations.
S5-Philadelphin, New York, and Boston Express
Pnror cars to Now York
$50 --StRuntOn and Valley Express. Connects M
Hngcrstown aud ut Point OF Rocks for Frederick
tGOO-Baltimorc, HyattSviic. and Laurel Express
StopeM BetSville, Annapolis Junction, JessupA
md Dorseys., on SUNDAY stops at all stations
ioC9-lialunore Express. stops at Hynttsvillc and
tiOiO-Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati, and st. Iouii
- =, Express Parlor aud sleeping cars,
1910. baltimore, Ellcott City, Annapolis, and waI
tl:2s-ou sunday only for Baltimore aud Way,
thOO- baltimore. Philadelphia, and New York Ex
81. baltimore and Way stations Cwlpcbesier.
i:N-Batimorc, uynttsville, and Laurel EkprtstH
T redsrlck' via Relay. stops at Annapolis
t&lO- baltimore, Annapolis, md Way stations
tiA5-Point OF Rocks, Frederick Haserstown, WIN.
OF Rocks and Way stations only.l
t5;i5-HaltimOre Express. (Martinsburg aud Way.
wa Relay r StoSs at yS,sytile and L"uroi0
tr00-BaltmOre and Way stations.
tliiO-B baltimore Hyatisville, aud Laurel Express
rNloIPiltsburg, Cleveland and Detroit EkpreaA
Philadelphia New York,and Boston Express
Sleeping cars TO New York. stops at iIyatts
Chicago, Cincinnati, and 81. Louis ExpresA
- Sloeplng cars to Cincinnati aud Chicago
tDaily tSundny only. Other trains daily except
sunday.
All trains from Washington stop Mt Relay station
aud Ohio Ticket Ofloes-W Washington Station 6is and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner of Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken for baggage TO be checked
u
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Made from harmless materials, and adapted TO
the needs OF fading and falling hair, Parkers Hair
Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant
and reliable hair restorative,
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TE1HE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST, ND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUlP

sfl'i'N DID SChNhhn MAGNlt1CENT blUlf-
IN EFFECT JHNuARY %. 1881
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, hom station
Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cans, ut aSD u. m,
daily; Fast Line, 800 q. NJ. daily with Sleeping CAri
$50 y. m. daily, With Palace Cars TO Ptsbnrg and
cincinnati Mail Express, 1850 y. M daily for Pitts
Op BESi III No Il AID POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Cnnandniglm, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, g51
p IN. daily, eEcopI saturday, with Palace Cars 10
For Willlamsport. Lock Haven, and Elmirl at aa'
n. M, daily, except sunday.
For New York aud the Hast, 500 M, 1870 10, Ism
i;j0 and lO.D D. M; Sundny ESQ, 91O, aud iGt
b. IN. lAuited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars.
=, 0:So q. IN; daily except SUNDAY. 1910
at Jersey City with boats OF Broekiyn Annex,
adiording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For Philadelphia, S;OO M, ies0 NJ, l:o $50, eSl
aud lO:20 D. M; sunday, l5O, $40, $50, and iO:s
p IN. Limited Express, $50 a. m daily, except
For Baltimore $40, 500, $780, 1910 a. M. and laO i2o
llg $40. 7;S0 $50. and lGsO p m; ON Sunday, 500.
0;a0 a. M, 1880, $40, 1880 $50. and 1920 y.
For POpe's Creek Line, GAO ~ IN. and fao D. M daily
For Annapos $40 a. M. and 40 p. m. daily. except
ALEX ANDRIA A ND FREpERICKsBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For NlexandrS, $50 72o go, ll:OO and lies A. IN,
40 500 600 500, and l5O p. MI on Sunday, nj 6;5Q
G2l 1880, and lli2j a. IN. and 500 y. m
For Richmond ana the South, 0nnd HES a. NJ daily
and 900 D. IN. daily, except SUNDAY, -
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON, 600. 800
$685. and 1000 M 9in. sOo, 500 200 and DO ., IN,
a M, 800 aud 40 n ~.
Tickets and information ut the office, northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and pennsylvania ayO
nue. and At the station, where orders con be len fir
the checking OF baggage to destination from hoteh
j. IT, WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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BEFORE dancing put your feet in good order by
using German Corn Remover. &c. Sold by drug
uist
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-27

The regular monthly meeting of the District OF
Columbia Social Science Association was held
Saturday evening in the parlors of the spencerian
Business College A report of the proceedings OF
the American Social Science Association at Sara
toga last September was presented by the alternate
delegate of the Washington branch, Mr.. John Hiz,
various papers read at the convention. The re-
port was followed by remarks by DR.. Henry Ram
dali Waite, Professor William Saunders, Mr. Eliot,
Hon. Mr.. Hazctine, of Missouri, Mrs. Wolling, and
others. Professor Saunders and Mrs. Eliot were
invited TO read papers before the District Social
Science Association at two special meetings.
WASTE no time delays have dangerous ends
If a member of your family Is suffering with n
slight cough cold, don't wait till 1t develops It.
self into consumption, but procure ut bottle
of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and cure that cough.
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sUBTREAsuRY BALANCES.
$3.50, liS SO | Currcncy-..,,.., A,3I7 ,3ji Il
DISTRICT COURTS.

Florcston Cologne is grateful to invalds, because
1t is refreshing without the sickening effect Of
most perfumes,
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AUCTION SALES.
Thomas Bowling,
AUCTIONEER.
An Unrivaled Collection of
Japanese Art Treasures,

An Unrivaled Collection of
Japanese Art Treasures,
comprising superb specimens Of
OLD HtzEN. sATzMA, K1oTo, BAGA, IDzMo
RGsI, DWARF. NINsHEI BANKo,
and many other wares marveiously decorated.
Magnificent Cioisome Enameis, Elegant Cabinets,
Handsome Specimens Of old and Modern Gold
LRcquers.
Artistic Bronzes. inlaid with gold silver
Specimens of Rare Japanese Porcelain and Pottery.
Beautifully Carved worries.
Most Elegantly Embroidered Silks, &c
Carefully selected by Japanese expert, and ac-
knowledged by conuolsseurs to be the
Most Valuable and Choice Collection EUer
Brought to This Country.
The whole will be sold without reserve, on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
MORNINGS at II and AFTERNOONS Mt 300,
EACH DAY,
March 20, 30, and 81, 1882,
At my Spacious SalesroOms Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Goods on exhibition Monday and Tuesday March
q and q.
Rooms comfortably heated
2j-It THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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INoTE.-1he Blessings arc bid prices and are not In
cluded in the high ana low.l
MINING STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS-CLoSiNu QUOTATIONS.
United states per cent, PNtcnded-..... l0l tplOlA
United states per cent. eNtended-..... 1851 lUB6
United states 80 per cent. rcgstere ... liiglliA
United states 4a per cent COUPON, lliatp lllA
United states per cent. registered. IFS GnllS6
United States per cent. COupOn-......... lls56 bid
United States per cent. c. L............ llO @ll9a
District of Columbia 3OlS ,...,,...,,,........ lu1
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by Associated Press.

HANKEIH' EAUIIANUI.
Thrceday bills ..,... ...a 100 Slxtyday bs.-.....
Daily Republican., 1882-07-13

AS there Is no possibility of Whining
ton newspapers ever finding out what
is going on at the Pussy & Jones com.
pany's works, there can be no impro.
propriety in copying the following
from ColemaA's letter on the Philadel.
phia Ledger of to-day.
At the Ship-yard of the Pussy &
Jones Company, large floating steam
fire apparatus for use in the harbor OF
New York City has just been com.
menced. The vessel will be 100 feet
long, and the apparatus on board for
extinguishing fires will have the ca
pacity of six of the largest fire engines
now in use in New York City. The
Company have now nearly ready tor
launching the new iron steamer AL
batross, for the use of the U. S. Fish
Commission. She is 200 feet long, and
will be fitted up with laboratories and
apparatus for deep sea dredging, at q
depth of at least 5000 fathoms "The
Fish Hawk" also belonging to the com.
mission, and which has been cruising
in the Delaware, arrived here yesterday,
and her officers were given an oppor.
tunity to visit the new vessel. The
Fish Hawk left for Chesapeake Bay this
morning. 1t Is thought that the AL.
baUross will be sent to England on the
occasion of the exhibition of apparatus
for Matching and propagating fish which
IS to take place there in 1883.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-13
Youthful Offender.

Yesterday morning w:su" pumbel
of men were at work a,"ng ne railroa
on the South side, dimi"GJivo color"u
boy was seen to take vest containing
q time book and other articles and start
across field with it, The owner Mr..
Barton gave chase and after run Of
halt a mile succeeded in capturing the
offender. Upon searching him two new
pairs of stockings were found, which
after some prevarication admitted were
stolen by some other boys and himself
from store on Front street. The men
found upon examining their baskets
and kettles that the little scamp had
also bc,u at their dinners and destroyed
what he could not cat.
He was handed over to Officer Cannon
who took him to the hall, and last even
ing when he was placed in the dock he
had to stand up in order that the n ayor
could see him. In answer to this ques-
lions, he said that his name was CT aries
Cheers, and gave his age as between
nine and ten years. The Mayor heard
the testimony of Mr.. Burton, and then
ordered the boy to be locked up for the
present. His mother was present this
morning and upon her promising to
take care of Charles in the future, and
giving bond for his good behavior,
he was released. The Mayor told him
that if he was ever brought before him
again he would send him to Jail.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-13
The Antics Of "A BOr.

Yesterday morning the family Of pss,
jackson, a farmer, residing two miI.s
below Newark, attended markst \
this city. After disposing of Their V,,. a.
they drove the wagon to the bouss y
Alfred Mahoney, No. 1888 Pima Sl,ss "
and left it in charge of Frank Land ,
ten-year-old son of Alexander Ioa
freight conductor on the Delaware Rail,
road, who resides near BY, V6ls
they went into the house. Tba knv
thought he would avail himself Of M
opportunity aud take a ride. but bSi
not proceeded far before be was pls,
cepted and the horse brought back ia
amused himself with keeping the 6Isa
off the horse for a short time wbpp
seeing a good chance, he Jumped in ma
wagon aud drove off at a rapid rata
going through the principal streets d
the city as though life or death do.
pended on his driving. Numerous m.
mors were constantly brought to The
house and the families concerned
were very much alarmed for
fear that the boy would DO
injured. Efforts were made to OvertaEe,
or intercept him but without success
until at $50 O'Clock, after a drive Of
over five hours he was suddenly stop.
ped at the Third street railroad crossing
by a passing train. A man who knew
the boy seized the horse and took Il
back from whence it started. The horse
was nearly worn out and he was taken
to q stable where proper care was given
him. 1t is stated that the boy was
taken care Of by his parents who made
it warm for him for a short time,