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Eniseopal Convocation.

The Episcopal convocation adjourned
last evening after having accomplished q
good deal OF work in comparatively short
time.
Yesterdays morning session was intro
duced by the reading OF the litany, aftsr
which the president called the meeting to
order. The secretary called the roll OF dele
gates, and the following who were not pres
emit the previous day answered: ] II.
Muckelroy. ]. L. Terrell and William Wind
sor. ir. The election Of delegates TO the
Philadelphia convention to be held 10
October followed. They are Rev. t. b.
Lawson, ID. D., and Rev. John Portmess as
clerical delegates and Messrs j. s. Grinnan
and Richard Morgan. jr., as lay delegates.
The report Of the finance committee was
read and adopted, and a committee OF thres
was appointed composed OF Bishop Garrett,
Drs. W. s. Lee and Richard Morgan, IT..
TO investigate and report 10 the conyocatian
the best way to invest the monies on hand
10 the credit Of the fund for the endowment
ofthe EpiscopAte. A full report ofyester-
DAYS proceeding will be published in
to-morrow's HERALD.
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Archbishop Croke and the Pope

DUBLIN, May 25.-Arch bishop Croke in
his remarks at Thuples yesterday said the
pope spoke to him concerning the menac.
ing state of Europe, and said be feared that
even in Ireland, which should be a source
Of consolation to him, the spirit of lawless-
ness had seized q large section of the
people. chbishop Croke said ne assured
him there was no lawlessness and that no
notable crime had been committed there.
He said the pope blamed the Irish M ost for
the crimes which both he (Croke) and his
hocks denounced. On parting the pope
assured him ofnis good wishes.
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JOURNALISM is not always fowery path,
nor does it always bring bed OF roses
Sometimes the journalist finds a bed on
the sidewalk. GEORGE ALFRED Town
sHEND, the versatile, but not over.scrupul-
GUS GATH" who cuts and slashes at every
body and everything in his many contribu-
tons to the press, was knocked OUT in
one minute ard half in New York day
or two ago by the brother of an actress,
whose name GATH" had handled too
freely. The famous correspondent had to
be put to bed with succulent beet steak
over his eye. The lesson may prove
valuable one to Mr.. TOWNSEND.
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NASHVILLE, May 25,-Another charming
day encourages the managers OF the compe-
titive drill, and it's likely to prove finan-
cial success, despite the bad weather of the
first two days. Programme for
to-day included an artillery drill,
tillery drill took place in the morning. The
Washington artillery drilled first and gave
the finest drill ever witnessed by many cit.
liens. The Alabama state artillery also
put up an efficient drill. The contest lies
between these two companies.
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MARGARET KETrEB has sued the city OF
Buffalo for 5000 damages, for injuries sus'
tanned by fall on an icy pavement, the
CITY being compelled to keep the pavemen
dean. 1t is almost an impossibility to con-
template such state Of affairs down in this
city. With ordinances such as Buffalo mas
this city would be more hopelessly in debt
than the British government in one winters
campaign. An yet no character of ordi.
pances are wiser or more easily enforced, as
the history of those cities where such
things are, will amply testify.
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The biggest Telephone Scheme Yet
Texas Is Included.
The Great Nashville Birthstone Mag
nlllccnt Artillery EyolutiOns.
The German Crown Princes Spouse
Takes In Paris IncOgnitO. CO.,
England Will demonstrate With Franc,
About Madagascar.
The Russian Annual Jew.Baiting has
just Begun.
Other Foreign and Domestic Events

NEW YORK, May 25.-[special.l-Mo
3 per cent.
Exchange unchanged.
Governments unchanged.
Railroads quiet and firm.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgage ad-
vanced IL.
Stocks irregular and feverish.
Denver & Rio Grande, 7.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas. OF.
Houston Il Texas Central so.
Missouri Pacific 104s.
Texas g. Pacific unchanged,
Cotton steady.
Spots unchanged.
Futures points lower.
Coffee fairly active; Rio fair, Of; small
trade.
Hides steady and nominal,
Boston reports heavy Texas wool sales.
Gould proposes connecting the Chicago &
Atlantic west with the Wabash. The Chi.
cage e. Atlantic will refuse.
Earnings of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
for the third week in May increased s24,
44274.
New YORK, May 25.-[Press ]-Govern-
ments l-S per cent. higher for 3's and Los
coupons; other issues unchanged; railroads
firm; state securities neglected.
While the stock market was from dull tn
extremely dull to-day, it was on the whole
firm throughout. The net results of the
days business shows an advance of 8 to Sl-2
oh the general list. The exceptions were
Alton d Terre Haute, which advanced / / 2
and Manitoba, which declined IL in the
last hour to lis 10 and reacted to 119 IL,
making total net decline for the day OF
4 IL per cent: which, which, according to
the Evening Post, is attributed to the pros
pect OF a rate war wirh the Canada Pacific,
and also to the decrease OF earnings in the
last few weeks. Transactions 1874, 900
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SECRETARY FoLGER doesn't propose ia
have the whisky men beat the government
out OF amp great amount oftaz AZ they IN
tend doing BY shipping out of the country
and reshipping the vast stores of the arti'
s,e on hand. He has referred to the attor.
nsy-general the question Of the right of per
soas 20 export whisky from Newport News
Va, 20 Bermuda and then re-import the
a.me either for immediate consumption
or for storage in bonded warehouse for
tLree wears and they will not be allowed to
40 40
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R,-uors having been rife Of an impending
s.sl betreen CoLosEI. GALLOWAY, Of the
Memphis Appeal. and cHALsEEs. the Mis-
s-uippi politician and would be AAHosl
otth.t sts.s. IL msy be Of interest 20 know
asc.su, bsIH. IL viii be found In the FOL
loving red-hot passages occurring In q
e~ssr IN the Memphis Appeal Of recent
s.ts. They are unnecessarily severe and
!. had Taste. and CHuNrRs, for once.
Womb have csrtaiuly The public sympathy
A, erbfinr Orsr them The Appeal says .
GA a not surprising tha. this poliiical
v.~<.ona and unprinciplsd vrsich is nos
a. dIr,is-s bs.st In tbs SHY den o. fhs
rsr-biicss party. for vbsn q knsvs gsts
hsorn conseut - dsssrt hisifrisnds. party
.,S r-fnciplss. be is universally more BIZ
a. s-s p-o-r-iptivs thsn tbs party 20
- hs curriss ne o5iun - his god
- f--~u.. ne ap1st.ts knyss he + -
A.. n ths h.ss nn1 sog-n ofthoss vhos-
-. ,s h.s - ~ $3.50. ps-rssssc Eifh
/. .,--rrfiur funs. ans BE- boz snt En-
80 ~ fts rsul sd 49, q aner 80
- 4. Ir-,s-s Ne fds11rtir sfhsnfv 81
<.~rIrs 10 n ~ r1nIs pr1rnrti1n = e -
) l-.ltsl ~ tt5Is rh,1 - h.s 49, - l
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Il Fromme, Esq, a prominent druggist
OF Sun Marcos, Texas, writes: "'Prickly
Ash Bitters' have given entire satsfac on
TO nll who have used It. During the past
two years have sold several gross, and
the demand Is constantly Increasing,
which shows that this remedy comes up to
all that is claimed for it. An effectual pu-
rifler ofthe blood, as we'll as of the entire
system. Physicians in this section very
often reComend it.O
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u IA increasing. Something might be dane
10 fetafd lis progress by subleotlpg The sale
Of opium ana morphine 20 stringent 70.
stflctlons, bat u 10 probable that the habit
will continue 20 increase In spite Of nll that
can DO done To prevent It, Missouri lie.
publCafi.
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ILLINOIS is good republican state, and
there are a great many good republican
darkies there, but it appears they do moi
attain unto their political rights any more
there than they do in the south, according
to the republican theory. The colored pop
ulation of Illinois are to hold representa-
tive convention in October next, for the
purpose of taking steps to securing their
political rights" This ought to shut the
mouth of the Illinois republicans about the
wrongs of the negro in the south.
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1t looks as if in the matter OF this star
route business we were about to jump from
the frying-pan into the fire. No sooner
will we get through with the BRADY and
DORSEY trial. when the country hoped to
have something of breathing spell, than
the case of KELLOGG will be taken up. The
last of the carpet. baggers" will be put
enon his plea the 18th OF June. We can
not expect anything else than to see this
battle fought out on this line if it takes all
aummer,
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IusERsoLL is eclipsing all his associates
in the star-route trial in the length as well
as the fiowery surrounding of his argu-
ment If he continues TO waste his tropes
and metaphors upon the little insignifi'
cent features of the trial they will become
exceedingly common after while. 1t is
entirely too much sugar for the amount Of
bro q n uspd
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THE queen passed safely through her
s;xty fourth birthday, the car still llVes
and the Brooklyn bridge still stands. What
can have become of the devotees to dyna-
mite. 1t looks as if there were virtue III
the wholesale hanging that has been IN
progress for some weeks and even months
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New YORK, May 25.-The certificate of
incorporation of the Southwestern Tele-
graph and Telephone Company has been
filed. The line the company is to run
between Saratoga and Albany, New York,
across the country southwesterly to Gal
weston ar d Austin and also to pass through
Little Rock. Capital $2,0OO,OOO, divided
into 600 shares, :
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RosToFF, RUSSIA, May 25.-A Russian
was killed here Tuesday by a Jewish pub
lican. Subsequently the mob attacked
several houses and shops occupied by Jews,
which they robbed, demolished and burned.
The riots continued till last night. Three
sections of Cossacks were ordered to the
tanned that there will he further outbreaks
AGAINST the laws
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ga FAMINE OF preachers" is the CON
p,aint of the Presby terian assembly at
Saratoga. 1t seems from similar cry
from all the denominations that now, as OF
old. "the harvest is plenteous but the labor
ers are few" and yet the pulpit nowadays
offer as many or greater inducements than
law mr. medicine
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PANAMA, May l6.-There is great excite.
ment in Guayaquille about the robbery Of
1926, 900 from q bank by Veintemills
Most of the money belonging TO foreigners,
who are endeavoring 10 induce their
governments TO order Italian and English
men-of-war to capture the dictator.
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CANADA is beginning to talk about
declaration of independence. She is grow
ING FESTIVE under even.the nominal control
exercised over her by Great Britain. Send.
ing out royalty to tickle the vanity and
FIRE the patriotism of the citizens oil .he
Dominion has not..worked as well as antlc
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1T looks as if some large land syndicate
had cot hold of Southern California and
knew how to bring their possessions into
market. The reported finding of rich gold
fields in that part of the state is said to have
started population and adventures there
with a rush.
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LAST Monday 1888 300, 900 barrels of petro
,eum were sold at the several oil centeIs.
This is nearly three barrels for every man
woman and child In the country, and
ought to afford enough for one days con-
aupn ntion
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LONDON, May 25.-It is believed the min
lister of foreign affairs has sent a comnluni-
cation to the French government express
ing surprise and regret at the action OF
France towards Madagascar. A speca!
meeting of the Madagascar committee will
be held shortly to consider the situation.
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THE republicans in the Norfolk, Virginia
district have organized for vigorous
straight ont campaign against MAHoNE's
henchmen. This is regarded as the oper-
ing wedge in the expected break of the
heretofore serried columns of the fusionists.
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CovKLIEG is accused of ducking his head
when he passes in a boat under the Eat
river bridge. he might have done so ,ew
wears ago, but he probably feels now 'ha'
Tho bridge is high enough for him.
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DErRorr, May 25.-Detroits, 8; Boston, 3.
CLEVELAND, May 25.-Nev York, 3; Cleve-
land, 4.
CE1oaeo, May 25.-Chicago, 6 Provi-
dence O.
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r.rE 90 rHs wv VA.

Insdryor tro BorB cHru Tus-Icr On
rrrncE % EnrIsos. vin rsact Esv Inrk
=. De ru.r o. fhs Ner Yea B.r Asocis-
f,n. He cuna 10 fbsir irvit.rior art .,
az srrsuss, Ton Ne tine q In slvi1f
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Nrw YoRK, May 25.-Grest crowds
crossed the bridge to-day, and there was q
continuous stream Of vehicles.
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several Persons Perished.

PARIS, May 25.-At Vars. in the uppel
Alps, fly houses have been destroyed By
fire. Several persons persisted.
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LONDON. May 25.-The EPSON gold cup,
for three yesr-olds and upwards, was won
BY LeFevre's Tristram; Duke Of Hamilton's
City Arab. second; Lord Ellesmere's Wal
lestien, third.
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Tug billiard tournament ana leaSuo
games of the base-ballists seem TO DC "
ias,ino as the star route trials.
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AIoNDAY, NAY 5TH lss BEIr REyEN-


lkToEDAY, MAY 7TH 1858 BEIr RENgN-
M bered that on this, IN daT Of May. 1sss il
being The first MOndy and the Rule day IN said
month, In said year, the following ureossdinfs
were had 20 wit In the circuit court Of the Unit
"a sta e. for the FIfth circuit aud Northern dis
the Honorable Andrew p. Mccormick. United
States district Judge for sad district .
No .. John W. Hsnner n. etnl Va Lew
man q. Moulton etai.-In this casse. a being
shown % the satisfaction Of the c0urt that
1hurnas ID. Johns defendant nsme1 In com
ton, Ausbury Mguiton, Mary NOulion Aye, Cora
y. Eouit0n O1en Heltie Gray Moulton aud ID.
". Doom all the last sin named defen-
dauts IN The B IL In Ire nature o. bn o. re-
nhasifAnfs % Or found vifbin The northern ju-
deal dlEtrief - Teras and Il further appearing
from petition Of coHpla naufs. 81 vel - he
0r5fr book o. this c0urt that none Of the saif
defandsnts nsve volnnisr,ly spgeersd thereio
an u further Appearing hat personal servics Il
not practicable e. % nuy Of aid dsfsDdauis Il
Il therefore ordered b he c0urt hat al d
said defendants - cited b. publishing . copy
Of this order for 81 s-cces.lve weeka before ne
Err E0rdeT IN July ia m s11re weekly news
Tsrsa 70 aupsar and plea1, Enswer o. dernur
% plaintiffs tbs fIet arnlnHf sid defend
ants respectively ~ ne rule dHT, Il belnr de
frsi MondsT q mis- cgn't II lrlT lss1
r.Is csuss q ssi6 cay. os-flfy.
Il Al WItnsss fhs ssa1 = nd cur-t nnf ne
rIrnnture q ne clerf ttsreur a. Irllnn ffI1 ~
daT - MAJ. 1sss a y. HOUSTON. Ceff.
n O-1-O1s bsg no--s rrz1l-d- ln8---1-Ira1le
~ ~ n nnorl1er. - hlnt fuot Vita rinr
ys1rH- La Eortrn1 NsTl n D5HrI r.
wWt- ~ lErW ARD.
rFrrfrn1 Eorfsn7 cour.T. Terra
uef<s~4
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PARIs, May 25.-The wife of Crown Prince
Frederick William, of Prussia, is visiting
Paris incognito.
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INDICATIONS.

For the wos' Gulf oAles- warmer MI" '"i''
winds mostly son'htrly' stationary VI
lover pressure
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Tbers Il 10 remedy IN ne ggrid 20 VIII
atIe - uss n he 60 81 s1oorr . cioeni
~ 1lnsss - 1hnsor's Anodyns In mert.
IA - - ~ internally aDd externally,
a,f ~ pcrU h truly nErTslouA
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LoUrsvrLIE, Msy z5.-At the association
grounds to-day were large number Of srec-
tstors; pleasant skies and bstting unusually
srtfvs. Ths track vas much .bettsr than
Prs Rsos-ssnine race, Won By Bridgst
in "a
a.rood Pace-club purses, one mile had
rfue s-n-te-s. PeariJ Jennings sold 1rst q oice,
riruinr. Win Pppe Leo, second; High-
Eve. tfird- Time-i4.
Tbers US nuch) spsc1lnfion On Ibis rscs,
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The Horsford Almanac ana Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Rumfor(
Chemical works. Providence, r. /.
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LoEDoE. May 25.-Ths Oaks STAKES wa
won By Benny Jean; Matibran, second
Ettsri, third.
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RA1sItI!!|lIl's|,ll|'j l;;slEV!M

l,SOO frlzes SUI
whole Tickets, Sc; Half Tickets, 81; ~
Tickets, $50; 90 Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter or
post-ofice order. Orders of IS and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address.
all orders to X, NJ. B0ARDMAN, Courier Journal
RnfldinR Iouisvfllo XIV
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PANS. Nay 25.-LsbOulsye, the well
known iurist. IL dad
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Forinfornati0n and tickets apply 70 sHIpsTY
COMPANY, General Agents, i2i2 Broadway,
New York City, 6s East Randolph street
Chicago. Illinois. or JoHE B. FERNANDEZ
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How a Clergyman was Fooled.

The Rev. Samuel E. Appleton, D. d.,
of 1904 De Lancey Place, TELLS q good
story about parrot. A young couple
called on him one day and asked h;EG. to
marry them. He saw no objections, and
in few moments they were man and
wife. The delighted and happy groom
then walked reluctantly toward the min.
ister, and asked:
doctor how much is your fee ?"
II have no fixed price, but generally re.
ceive $l0," was the answer.
The bright smile of the Jersey groom
seemed to leave him then; but, bracing
himaelf, he said:
"You see, doctor, I am little short at
present, but would like very much to
pay you. am bird fancier, and am
importing lot of educated parrots from
London. Now instead of paying you in
cash suppose present you with one of
these birds on their arrival ?"
II should be glad to have q parrot"
admitted the Doctor.
"Well, it's agreed to, then. I'll send
you one in few days; but have Won a
cage to put the bird in7"
mo, have not, how much does il
csge cost1"
"oh, you can get good one for $780,"
was the reply.
Without any further remarks, DR..
Appleton handed the "BenedicW the
required amount, and he departed. The
doctor has never since heard or seen
anything of the groom, bride, parrot.
cage, or the S250.-Phiiadelphia Times.
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There was no C0llusion.

Uncle Ben was confronted with his
supposed accomplice in a hen roost rob.
berry.
Fore de Lawd, Judge, I neber seed
dat nigger befo'. -
THAT may be, Uncle Ben, hu. the
evidence goes to show that at first you
were in collusion with the prisoner,
and"
"Skuse interrupshun, sah, but dafs
whar Use got de ebidence on de hip.
Hit warn't in Collusion, it war in Harris.
vile dat fust met de nigger."
The court explained the meaning of
the word coilusion.
II don't 'spute de calculations oh de
word it am kerect'. no doubt, but, bo. :,
yo' is mistaken egin. Oar was no collp.
sion tween us. Hit don't STAN to rea-
son dat dere was, kase dat nigger al.
ways wants de hull profits, an / peber
colludes wild dat sorter a man. Use q
homes man, Jedge, an whar dere's no
chance fur me ter git muffin, l neber
collude. ."-Isras Siffings.
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4 PERPLEXED BRIDE.
Sorrows or n Woman who Married ono of
Twiuh.

a Milwaukee special says: On Wed.
nesday last young couple, evidently
from the country, visited the Office of
Justice Bensler and requested him to
make them husband and wife. The name of
the intended bride was Miss Melinda Pope,
OF Genesee. and the prospective groom
was William Conlin, of Nernon. Miss
Pope gave her age as 20, while Mr. Con.
lin informed the justice that he was lust
II years old. The justice was a little
suspicious that the would-be husband
was not SO old as he represented himself,
but, as he swore to the fact, and his
statement was borne out by the vigorous
protestation of his betrothed, the Justice
performed the ceremony. Yesterday
morning Justice Bensler was somewhat
surprised at receiving visit from the
newly made Mrs. Conlin, accompanied
by her legal adviser, who desired sep
GratloE from nor husband. Sne wanted
the justice to declare the marriage null
and void, and gave as hec frat reason
that her husband had committed perjury
in swearing that he was 81 years old, as
he had not yet reached that age. The
justice informed her that it was beyond
his province to undo the work which
he had performed. Upon being pressed
iuiehOi % W luS CiuSt VI luis sudden re.
yulsion in her feelings toward her young
husband, the lady sobbingly admitted
that she had married the wrong man,
She said her husband was not the indi.
| vdual she had intended to marry, and
that when the ceremony was performed
she was under tie belief that she was
| marrying her husbands brother. Her
| adviser informed the surprised Justice
| that there are two brothers named Con-
| lin bearing go close o resemblance 10
each other that it is almost impossible
for their relatives to distinguish one
from the other. Tho brothers are, how
ever, the reverse Of each other in their
| characters, one Va them being known
and respected as sober and moral
young man, while the other is said to be
dissipated scapegrace. Miss Pope, it
appears, fixed her affections upon the
moral brother, and when he asked her to
marry him, consented. AT least, she
thought it was the respectable brother
| whom she accepted, but she has learned
since that although her love was given to
the good young man, she had been main.
ly courted and won by his brother. She
thinks her position extremely unpleas.
ant, as she is not only married to man
she does not love, but is also unable to
tell the difference between her husband
and his brother. The Justice told her
he could do nothing for her, and the dis.
consulate bride departed.