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Ths FUTURE Of AInba ma Coal,

.tGuLh,n In Cincinnati ENqRtFtr.
In the near future the Slate Of Alabama
will be a formidable competition far the
coal supply OF the Western Hemisphere,
and on the ssahoard will oven come into
serious competition with tho prescott sup.
DIV from the home fields OF Pennsylvania,
West Virginia and Maryland, and from
the present great foreign sources o. supply,
hama does not produce much more coal
than necessary to meet the demands Of her
home markets. The increase Of produc.
tion, however, has been marked. In 1875
Int 1900 tons Of coal found their way
from The coal.Relds Of Alabama into the
msrkels OF Mobiles three years latel
1sS2S The supply aggregated 1900 tons
Fifteen years ago Maryland coal at Mobile
eost si4 a ton, there being no Alabaml
coal In the market To-day Alabama Goa
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On this blessed Christmas morn,
Come, my little one, to me,
Let mo lift you 10 my knee
And with loving arms around you
Tell thebtory DER REalu
OF the Christ-chlld born,
Asa sayior unto mtu,
To become 70 you and me
Through his deRlh and agony,
Gods own Lamb onr souls TO win
From the guilt and stain Of sin;
G0d's good Shepherd, at such cost
Come 10 seek and ave the lAt!
Bay, my darling, hiss hG found you.
Thrown his loving arms around you?
with bis Savtug merry crowned your
In that hush Of holy Time,
When he opened lrst his eyes
Under glory skies
On his mother In am4nger;
10! an angel tells his birth,
Heavenly hosts with song sublime
Chant his welcome uutO earth,
Shouting, DER and DER again,
Peace Oh Garth, good will 10 mem"
Giving hope 70 you aud Ine,
would his glory see;
In the fullneSS OF hlSluve,
Bringing 10 his EomC above
DlrliIg, be no more u stranger
To this ChriStChild OF the manRer,
lie alone can save from dangeii
In the light OF this glad day
Let Us, then, remember him,
And, while Joy Is At It's bfim
Giving many q sweet forewArning
OF the treAsurs OF his love;
Aswe give our gitGs and pray
For his blessing from above,
Let us Lift anew our eyes
1othe shining upper skies,
Love him, till you and irc,
In the blessed limo 10 be,
Through the riches OF his grace,
He shall SLOW his Bhiuipg face.
Will not crowns our heads adornIng,
Be, my darling. heavens f1rewRrnlng
OfAn endless christmas morning?
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sells in Mobile at 81 per ton. United
States coast survey vessels and revenue
cutters, hitherto furnished with Northern
coal delivered at Key West, New Orleans
and Galveston at So per ton; and latterly.
increased production, better facilities oil
transportation, lower rates and competition
have enabled operators to pull coal down
at Mobile to s. "a per ton. The richest
coal deposits Of the South exist in Alabama,
there being seven varieties, not to speak of
a fine variety Of camel coal. There Is
small supply in Georgia, Arkansas, Texas
and the Indian Territory, and none in Mis-
siyslppi or Louisiana. A vein OF coal is
being worked at Birmingham, Ala, which,
upon careful estimate, 1t Is claimed will
yield two thousand tons day for two
thousand years.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DR., ]. E. SMITH,
M. 40. oHAPLIEE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street

90. ov,Iance Of a phyhcIAn's success Is the
..i,ITony Of his patients. The lncfeaInE aeman9
" ~ nroIepsOnal services prove thAt hAye asat
Biz aud fairly win th9se VINO no nSWa a.
e1 ny tSongh have many hundred certlncatea
t 1hnSe whom have cured after tney na1 Deen
Iio aI,11o%THctd inCurAble thorough meIlcal e1u,
eIon win many years hSS srens coss SbsefT
hnl.6G tsnpeTaInenLAl peculIAriues and strict at
AnCg io ~ hyCieuIO management inSures success,
~nvi Il pos6le, and frankly give the patient my
0p'n!%ToME PROOF
v,'1ncv and Liver Diseases and KheumGtiEn.- -
o. Aa.,,si Notwithstanding seemed 70 help me;
could Ho' S'' w" ZEPT: PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W, Va.
cs,rrh POlypus Of Nose ImpGIiESd, yoisenSut
,S In wears; patent medicine Ial 20 " htlp me-
Dr. smith conpi''''' CHARLES oHADDUCK,
OF spe!del s Co., wheeling, ". Va.
nv.rcnsIa and liberated Stomach Treatment
jean aIe e gTss M Ro 5Se insnoe AGENT a
ny E,s--"HAd them for fourteen years p. smith
FlT T-,o y LOUIS \. WARRINGTON.
TssrouIs, Running soEeS on HeGd.;@"My son wes q
.,;'ISteI for fourteen yeGrs. NoInlnS seemed 70
h"iS him. Dr.. smith cured him" o,.,,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Gs ia Ia Gsa each o na
nj
LION Ir. smith cured mo without kniis Sanstic
sHoni "a MES. Il. n. 0RCuTT.
OF t p Fistula Of Anus-Flat Of my back for IS
,vccts Rsported dying. d.. Smith cured me
,TSthout kniiein hyc weeks. x,.,
wholesale Grocer, Main St., Wheeling, ~. Va.
TTlnofatlous OF Rectum, FrolapsuA ana flleG-
,,SsS ii ZEN up TO die and pronounced tncurable.
mr. Smith cured me without knife"
O'' WARRINGTON DELAHY,
MARTINS Ferry.
Raw. n. O, Ladd wdtes:-."Dr. Smiths PROBES
,,6nsi services IN my family have been most sails
,Tc.oty. and Commend him 10 all d gentleman
and skillful physician. ,,,,., A.... -, s,o,,,.,
tor sNyeT wears aud treated BY many physicians for
SyncpIa. Dr. Smith tRld had tape wsrm, and
IN CiVht hours removed 0 monster lQ9 ieet long,.
Female Complaints -lhree years IN hospitals loT
IornHle1 give mo peculiar AdyantageIin SUCH calea
Persons cured Of catarh, diseases OF heart liver,
stonsch. kidneys, skin, blood, nervous ehectl0nH
All weaknesses OF men aud youth, ScEo!u!a aao
asthma testify 10 my BucceA,
PILES cured without the Eniie.
Patients at distance hAy<bG Eeatcd by !eLter
and sStisiaction guaranteed. A chart for self ex.
animation sent on receipt Of two !hreecent stamps
and advice returned free.
Formulation at Ofico FREQ. ofice hou1 from .
A. n, to7 III, r., daily. Call on or address
JOHN K SMITH, N. D.,
.,,anlv NJ 1Anl ThRnliUa ct Wheeling, ", Va.
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II you feel yourself growing weaker,
your strength failing, the functions Of
your body becoming impaired, take
warning in timtl Your blood Is stary-
ing for want OF neurishment. DR.. Guysotts
Yellow Dock and Sartaparilla Is food for the
blood. It purlfes this stream OF life snd
strengthens every part OF the body, rebuilds a
broken down constitution, produces dream-
less slumbsr, aud restores wasted energies
snda shattered nervous system. A trial bot
tie will convince. No other remedy equats
II nav
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"WoRps fail to express my gratitude" asys
Mr.. selby Garter, Of Nashville, Tenn, "for
the benefits derived from Ayre's sarsaparilla.
Having been afflicted all my life with
scrofula, my syst M seemed saturated with 1t.
It csms out In bio ohes.n Mr.. Carter states
that he was entirely cured by Ayers ssrsa.
parllla, aud since disseminating It's use, eight
months sgo, has had no return Of the scrofu.
lous symphonic. raw
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"a 6oD-sKSD Is Ely's Cream Balm" writes
Mrs. N. A. Jactson, Of Portsmouth, N. Fl {,
on May 22, 1882. " had Catarrh for three
yeartl had triel nearly gil remSdie', but to
no purpose. Two OF three times week my
nose would bleed alits freely, and ! thought
tie solea In II would never heal. Your Balm
has cured me" This preparation 10 not q
LIQUID or suuf and Is easily applied. Price
30 cents. See adv'tl TThs4w
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THAT Hacking CouGH can bs 60 quickly
cured by Shlloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
WILL Ycu suFYKR with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shiloh's VitalIz5r is guaranteed
sIEKriEss N1sH7s, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you.
CArARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by shileh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
30 cents. Nasal Injector free.
For sale by MoLane Bros. and A. 7. Young.
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Way is it that so many neglect coughs and
colds until they get consumption? Why is
It that 30 many died OF consumption 1t is
because they will not come and be healed.
Every one knows sure conquerer OF throat
and lung diseases ID Dr.. Wistars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, and that 1t can be got at any
druggiot, raw
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BronIen'. Arnica save.

Tho greatest medical wonder Of the world
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers SSlt RhsUm, Fever SofeS, Can.
GERS, Plies, Chilblains, oogns, letter, Chsppsd
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed 70
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
IS cents per boz. For sale. ct Logan q Co.. .
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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rnngement Oh Liver, BOWELS and hluheys'
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath; Pain In the Side, sometimes the
pain Is felt under the Shoulder.blade, mistaken for
rheumatism; general loss Of appetite: Bowels
generally eostive, sometimes alternating with lax;
The head Is troubled with pain, Is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation ofleaVing undone something
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant, eitsn
mistaken for consumption: the patient complains
Of wearness and debility: nervous, easily startled:
feet cold or burning, sometimes aphekly sensation
Of the skin exists: spirits arc low and respondent,
and although satisfied that exercise would be bens.
try it-in fact, diStrlStS' every remedy. Several
Of the above symptoms attend the diSeals, but cases
have occurred when but few Of them existed, yet
examination aiter death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged.
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ELr's CREAM BALM is doing wonders. l
advise sufferers from Catarrh to lay other
remedies aside belief 1t is the only remedy
that will cure this terrible disease, from
which ! have suffered twenty yeara.-0HARLEs
GARRABRAHr. Shoe Merchant, 1856 Broad St.,
Newark, M. price 90 cents per bottlp.)
rThs4W
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A YOUNG man urged, as one Of the reasons
why girl should marry him, that he had
a collection OF over 400 different kinds Of
wood. She said Il 1t was kindling wood
she'd think Of liz.
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HAVING usTp Ely'B Cream Balm for Catarrh
and Cold in the Head, am satisfied that 1t Is
a firstrrate preparation and would recon-.
mend II 10 anyone affected -R. W. CHEEvER,
Editor Herald, Clinton, Wisconsin. Phoe
30 cent?. Bee adY'tl TFnHeR
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uarslora,s Aela rhosphate in tea sIch.

Prof. Adolph OFT, New York, says: ~
ufed 1t for seasickness. during an ocean pas
sage. 10 most OF the cases, the violent tymp:.
toms which characterize the 'd!saAsa yielded
and gave way to a healthful action OF the
functions impaired" TTHE&W
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"wELI, may 1 hope, then dearest, that at
some time may have the happiness OF
making you my wife?' "Yes, hope 50, I
am sure" she replied, ~ am getting tired
OF suing fellows Tor breach Of promise"
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A FOND mother, in excusing her daughter
for marrying negro, said: "Poor dear
thing, she has been color blind for nearly a
year."
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MARRIAGES AaD DEATHS
That Have Recently Occurred In This
state ana Vicinity.

aAAA1AuA9'
Geo +. sheetE to Virginia A. Freeland, By Rev
I1SSit Ms,n ~ NJ NAV Il asbey by Elder r. D.
gtewart. Dee. n. Both are Of Wetzel county.
" a. " rita. Of Hardy county, 70 KATE Baker, oil
WinnheSter. Va. BY Rev, Mt. Gilbert, assisted BY
Rev. nj, White, Dec, ~.
George T. Cummins 70 Frances Z. orndofif, both
NJ iIarnShlre county by Rev. WESLEY Hammond,
Dec. 10,
w NJ McKnIvht tn Miss r. G, Norris both OF
Plea,ants county. BY Rlder shlngleton.
John BoSert 10 ida LefeyeE, both Of Berkeley
county. BY Rev. Mr., Gilmore, Dec 10.
David Myefs 10 Mary HofInaseer both Of Jeffer.
son county, BY REV. Dr. a. u. Hopkins.
Nv Rev. Geo " Leech, OF MartInkburg: Amos
Morrison 10 Anu Morrison, Dec Q; VIM. Keller to
bert, Nov, 10; Dennis Wright 70 Frances Trecide,
Oct 9O
n III NJ. Pulling 10 Elizabeth Haddix, botn Of
Barbour co by REV, Vim. Murphy, Dec IS.
Albert Hsrrott 70 Mary Myod, both Of s. Grafton,
by RSy. H. Watson Dec. II. Allcolored.
II. j. THOMPSON 10 M. Augusta Campbell, bath
OF Barbour cO., pee. 70,
ChAs. Al, EsLill 10 Nettie G. Fisher, both OF
ChRrleston, BY Rev J. g. barr, Dec. 10.
Ambroso Ill 10 Lotlie Kiliinger, both Of Charles
ton, By Rev, ]. G. Barr, Dec. II.
Nelson Il. Harris TO ida B. Ramsey. both OF Bar.
bour CO.., Dec. Q.
by Elder Mortimer. Dec l9.
inSton, Dec. 70. " ''' --'''' '
E. 9. Niue TO Mrs. J. r. Fague, late edilress Of
MSydWeiI, Dec. iS va 80
James 4. Wilson TO Olivia McAtee, both Of Ram
HI n. W. y IN I'M
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A BALTIMORE woman by the name Of
Charity struck her husband over the head
with boot and came near killing him.
Charity begins at nome.
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TN down to bedrock, said q henpecked
Pittsburgh husband, as he swayed the
cradle containing bis bowling son and heir.
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"RouFh on Rats Clears out rats, mice,
roachts, bed.bugs, ltes, ants, moltS, chip
monks, gopherS. loo.
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LITTLE GEORGE was questioned the other
day about his big sisters beau. GLOW old
Is he7D II don't know" swell, is he
young?" 81 think 80, torhe hasn't any hair
IN his head,n
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A m1sACLE In OIL CITY.
Doctors acknowledgements and the
People Wild with Excitement.

Froa he on city Derrick. July 2lt, 1881.
Miss MOggle Hartin, Of this city, has been
years. Oar best physicians failed tolgiye her
relief. She took Peruna and, 10 the astonish.
ment OF all who knew her, she 10 now up and
about again. Mr.. Simmons tie druggist.
sold 1874 bottles last weak. He buys in gross
lois. Mr.. Cowell, too, sells 1t. Ask your
drugglst for Dr.. Hartman's book-"Ills Of
LileT (gratisA or address Dr.. H., at Columbus,
O., for one. p&w
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1t should DO used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any OF tho above
symptoms appear.


Persons Travelling or Living In Un-
healthy Localities, by taking dose occasion.
ally to keep the Liver In healthy action will avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau.
sea, DrOwsineSS, Depression Of Spirits, etc. II
will inVigoTate like EaSs Of wine, but Is no in-
tOxicating beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard OF
digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleep.
less at night, take dose and you will be relieved
Time and Doctors Bills will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In the Housed
For, whatever the allment may be, thoroughly
safe purgatiye, Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy Is harmless
and docs not Interfere with business or
pleasure.
1T is PURELY VEGETABLE,
Quinine, without any Of the injurious after effects
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been In use in my
valuable addition to the medical science.
J. Gill SHORTER, Governor Of Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, OF Ca,
says: Have derived some benefit from the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish TO give Il
further trial.
"The only Thing that never fails to
Relievc."-I have used many remedies for Dys-
pepla, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
have found anything to benefit me 10 the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has. ] sent from Min
neSota TO Georgia for 1t, and would send further for
such medicine, and would advise all who arc sim.
iArly affected to give Il trial as it seems the only
thing that never falls TO relieve.
=. NJ. JAHHEr, Minneapolis. MINI.
DR.. T. W. Mason Says From actual ex.
peienee In the Use Of Simmons Liver Regulator In
my practice have been and am satisfied to use
and prescribe II as putgative medicine.
BS"Take only the Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the rcd z Trade-aIark
and Signature OF j. II. zEnIN s. co.
FOR SALE nv Arr. DprccISrs
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Mrs. Jno. A. Nickel, Monroe co Dec 10: aged 70.
Rdna N. 2illkpn, Vel sburg, Dec. II; aged ].
MS Leander Mahon. Jscstoa CO., Dc, u: child.
bed.
Joseph PigGott, Writ G. Il, Dec II; aged 90;
complication Of diseases
Mis-. Cynthia Campbell, WellsVille. o., Dec. Is;
intei ment Ut wellSbus. W. Va, her old home,
tina Fite, Preston co., Dec. u; aged IS; In
hamn alton OF bowels.
Abraham Gabcrl, Harr;son CO., Dec. 10; aged rs.
Albert shnsleton, Deddridge CO, Dec. 1S; ty.
phoid fever.
Ms Rebscca Martin, Marion CO.. Dec. 10; con-
sumption.
Mrs. Sylvester Wilson. Marion CO., Dec. IS; sged
Louise n, Sazam. FaimOnt, Dec. 80. aged II;
conSumptiOl
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Foa lame Back, SIDE or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Prize % cents.
8HILoa's CoVqH and. Consumption Cure Is
sold by US on guarantee. ltcures contump'
Tim
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anuoH's virAIIzEB Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 10
cents per bottle.
GROUP, WHooPSe CouaH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by ShiIoh's Cure.
For Sale by Moline Bros. and A. T. Young.
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ForDyspCpsla,
CostIveness,
sick Headache,
Chronic Diar-
f,lna, Jauntlicc.
linpurity Of tho
Blood, Fever and
lAgue, Malaria,
and ail Diseases
naasn.I "a. Ia
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Ghe Qntell1geuttrs..
A OIIKIhTnAs OAROI..

0niee Nos. Is apa - Fourteenth street
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Lewis A, E lliron to Mildre1 Saunders, both Of
Summers CO., by Rev. r. Wheeler, Dec. 4.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-12
LOCAL LAoONICs.

The First Regiment Band will furnish the
music for the excursion of Co, First Begi.
ment D. V. M, American Rifles, on June
80, to Woodland Beach.
During the funeral of the wife of Nehe.
miah Davis of New Castle hundred, on SUM-
day, thieves entered the house aud carried
away a lot of money and other valuables.
The Chief Engineer of the Water Depart
ment and his employees received the salaries
due them, yesterday the money for the pur-
hose having been procured outside of the
Union Bank.
The excursion of the St. Paul's Sunday
school this morning on the steamer Clyde,
to Andalusia, was attended by 450 scholars,
besides large number of friends and mem
bers of the congregation.
Henry D. Cozzens, of Providence, R. L,
president of the National Association ol
Stationary Engineers, will arrive in this
city, this evening, and will be rendered q
reception by the Wilmington Association,
The members are requested to meet at No,
1000 Poplar street ct 8 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-12
A TEN-INNINGS GAME.
A GOOD VICTORY FOR THE
HOME CLUB.
THE HARRIsBURGs DEFEATED
A Brilliant Contest, in Which Both Clubs
Acquit Themselves Creditably- w. Record
of Yesterdays Playing.

The best game that has been played on
the Quickstep Park this season, was the one
that was played there yesterday. good
crowd was in attendance and applauded
both sides liberally. Many of the spectators
were disappointed in not seeing Shappert the
brute itcher of the Harrisburg. The rea-
son offered for his absence being that his
wife was sick. Burns filled the hole for the
Harrisburg and played good game. He
did his best not to hit any of the home club
and the only one hit being Pyle in the
tenth inning. He was evidently sorry
for it and 1t was purely
accidental Pyle In the same inning gave
McCloskey singing blow in the head and
to make matters worse McCloskey hurt his
hand while catching. The Quicksteps won
the toss and retired the visitors in about two
minutes and the game throughout was inter
esting, the only earned run being the one in
the tenth inning made by McKenna on Pyle's
hit. Numerous brilliant plays were made
and over dozen fly catches were made,
The most brilliant being the running catch
of Albert in the sixth inning. Benners in
the eighth inning made a magnifi-
cent throw from right field into
home putting a man out. The hrst man
who got beyond first base was Cusick in the
third inning who reached third on a fun
BILE and wild throw of Meyers Pyle, the
next one at the bat, made short hit to
right and was put out at first but
allowed Cusick to score amid the
applause of the spectators. In the
sixth innings the visitors made their
only runs on weak fielding of the home
club. When the end of the ninth inning
was reached the score was tie. The visitors
went to the bat and were retired In short
order. McKenna came next and made hi:
to left field and stole second and third and
was brought home on Pyle's hit to right,
thus winning the game amid tremendous
applause. The official score In detail is as
follows:
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Kissing the Judge in Court.

NEW YORK, June 11.-An odd scene of
osculation picturesquely varied the mo-
notony of Jefferson Market Police Court to-
dayS Colonel Spencer had made a success
ful plea before Justice Gardner for the re-
lease of Mrs. Julia Miller, who was charged
with receiving S24 1000 worth of stolen
laces. Mrs. Miller herself was not
present, but was represented by her
cousin, a tall lady of uncertain age,
dressed in black and wearing glasses.
As soon as Mrs. Miller had been discharged
the tall lady tried to hug Colonel Spencer,
but he rebuffed her atiectionate gratitude.
She then broke through barricade ofchairs
and bore down on Judge Gardner. Before
the Judge could scale large safe in a cor
ner she had ber arms around him and
pressed kiss on his beard, where she sup
posed his mouth was. Justice Gardner
faced the court room red with blushes, but
with the fire of youth in his eyes.