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Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
N eWs SunInary.

The Union Deposit Company o
Greensburgh, Westmoreland county
Penna., suspended yesterday morning
on account of inability to realize OF
its secnrities." Its liabilities are re-
ported at 800, 900 its assests at hal
that amount. The proprietors Of the
bank are David Tinsman and join
Walker. Tin sman Is reported " out oi
town and Walker sick In bed
Bank President Bruon, of Hot
Springs, Arkansas, and Mrs. Steel. with
whom he left Hot Springs, remain In
Jail at st. Louis. Less than 81 900 was
found in their possess ion, and it Is sup.
posed the money stolen by Bruon from
the bank was sent by express to some
place in Illinois.
The owners Of the rolling mills In
Cincinnati, Newport and COviugtQ'
have agreed to demand that their ei
ployes shall sign bill Of wages 10. N .
cent lower than the present scale, J
take effect on June lst. Should th
workmen refuse the reduction the mills
will be shut down indefinitely.
The iron manufacturers of Mahon-
ing ard Shenango Valleys met yester-
day at Youngstown, Ohio, and resolved
that they were willing to pay the Same
wages as given In last YEARS scale. The
iron workers have appointed commit.
tes to IN ct the manufacturers, and
there viii. be no strike.
The western end Of the Laurel Hill
Tunnel, on the South Pennsylvania,
Railroad, near Somerset, Pennsylv lvania,
caved in on Wednesday evening. Six
men were killed, another 80 badly in.
jured that he died in two hours !; an.
other is not expected to recover.
A natural gas well was struck in the
Nineteenth Ward of Pittsburg, q few
days ago. The gas was struck at a
depth of 1860 feet, and two feet lower
the flow was the heaviest ever enCount-
cred.
The Board of Pardons, at a meeting
in Harrisburg on Wednesday night, de.
c.ded not to interfere in the case of
Jesse Carter, sentenced to be hanged at
Pittsburg on June Sd.
w, j. Landon, Ir., the theiving tel
ier or the Hampton Savings Bank at
Springfield, Massachusetts,, was yester-
day sentcned to four years imprisOn
ment in the House of Correction. 4
The Democratic State Convention
Minnesota met yesterday in St. Pa"
and elected delegates to Chicago. The
platform adopted declares for tariff for
revenue ouly.
Ned Lyons, a professional
cracksman, was sentenced yesterday at
Springfield, Massachusetts, to three
years'imprisonment in the penitentiary
for breaking open safe.
Wesley johnson, "a years Of age, was
hanged yesterday in Napoleon, Ohio, for
the murder OF George w. Williams and
wife, in October last.
Clara Snyder, aged lG, was killed, and
her sister severely injured by light
ming, near Dayton, Ohio on Tuesday
night
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

nece ,sity of supply of pure water ,and
q proper system Of sewerage for this
city, and when the clerk had finished
the reading, Mr.. Pickles gave notice
that lie would offer an amendment to
the rules, providing for the appoint
ment of standing com nittee Of five Oh
sewerage.
The ordinance making appro priations
for the ensuing fiscal year was taken
up for third reading. Mr.. Baugh oh
jected to the Appropriation of 81, 600 for
public squares, and said the park at
Eighth and Franklin streets was OF no
use to anyone, and he would be in favor
OF selling it.
Mr. Murray could not see the use Of
spending $4,000 for park on the Bran
dywlDe, and thought the money could
bs put to better use on the streets.
Each OF these gentlemen moved to
strike out the above amounts, but As
they bad allowed the section tobe adop
ted before making their motions, the
Pr sident ruled them out OF order, un-
less the motion to adopt the section
was reconsidered. As no motion was
made to that effect, the ordinance was
passed as published III the REpuBLI-
CAN last week.
On motion OF Mr.. Eastburn it was de-
cidrd to meet on Saturday afternoon at
d O'Clock at the Wilmington malleable
iron works at Ninth and Buttonwood
streets, and to hold special meeting on
Monday evening.
Council adjourned a few minutes af
ter 8 o'clock.
The following orders were allowed
Police payroll, S2,7s36S; miscellaneous
payroll, $2,O37.l3; Thomas Blake,
S25; f. P. Moody, 500; Martin
keogh, $153.l2; Patrick Dugan,
S64 5s; John johnson. $3.50; John
Grinnage, S97.9l James FL. Grinuage.
$l25.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Lsst OF Sale..

krotbui 10y advertises to sell 2 num.
efros ,s,"p"n. ard other strests sta'les ts,
The la.'.' 'ts'a"9n " o a. three osock Si'"lS'' TO-
,'s s'N VII be sold ,"H in 'To 'front.' FIN, az,
i, E'j1"~ i r'ooruing "' IL O'Clock
t.epH,, y's ysFSS s,ns viii sell two b,ict
PP'teet, at ,,t,;r SooG and 800 Mark,
noon s at id' r'''c ~, sale tomorrow af1T' af,sr
P'ked I't".. y w. viii Il have a sale of COW.
n ~ cows a. ,"''is,e ''G.'se Will have a sa,c q,
Ward F,t's lo'I n III, '"1u ~ o.
Vme. hmrsna, :, a Wv N'ht'
'''s a w.,@I~ @~4 W n&ve a sale d
VI Wednesday, j Inne1
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
A DemOrallEed Reg iment.

The Court of Inquiry In the case Of
the conduct of the officers of the First
Regiment during the riot at Cincinnati,
on Thursday reported the following find.
ings "Col. f. ID. Mott, incompetency
and tlisobedience Of orders. Lieut..
Colonel George II. Phillips, leaving
his command without orders. Adjutant
w. b. Anderson, absence without
leave and disobedience of orders. Capt.
w. H. Foster, desertion and disObedi-
snce of orders. Lieut.. w. Fl. Buckles,
absence without leave. Lieut.. Charles
W. Gunkle, of Go. II, intoxication.
Lieut.. John Walters, of Co. B, deser-
tiOn." The report recommends the dis
banding Of the Fourth Regiment, and
"that the officers against whom there
are no charges be taken as the nucleus
of new one"
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
DaalruciiYe Fires !.

A fire in Union City, near Erie, Pen
ma, on Thursday morning, destroyed
several stores and the johnson House,
causing loss estimated at 100000
A fire at Spring Lake, Michigan, on
Wednesday night, destroyed q dry kiln,
a lumber mill with 10000 feet of lum.
ber and five loaded railroad cars. Loss,
$4,000.
The building 81 Bowery, New York
occupied y Il. Selling Il Co., manufac.
turers of undertaken supplies, was
burned out on Thursday night Loss,
$500
Whipple's sash factory, in Brooklyn,
New York, was burned on Thursday
Loss, Sc, 900.
The busines, part of Sharpsburg,
Kentucky, was burned on Thursday.
Loss, $50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Political.

The Greenback National Convention
met on Wednesday In Indianapolis
over 46O delegates being present. Aftel
contest in regard to proxies, and 6
speech by Mrs. Augusta Bristol, Of
New Jesrey, In which she made only
an incidental reference" to woman suf.
frage, she described the man whom the
Convention should nominate, and
closed by saying that he should be I" a
man with An eye single to the best in
terest Of the people" This "was ta-
ken as referring to Butler, and was
roundly cheered." The convention
was also addressed by Mrs. Mary Hag.
gart and Miss Francis +. Willard on
behal ~ suffrage and temperance.
Jane Weaver, of Iowa, WAS chosen
1t chairman.
,emooratic State Convention OF
,sin, met on Wednesday and
sle- delegates to the National Con-
Il. The resolutions adopted de-
Snr tariff reform, and for the con-
: III f,Se oftsxes on liquors and to.
baccc.
Tho Kansas Democratic Con- :
vention met in Topeka on Wednesday,
and elected delegates to the Chicago
Convention. Resolutions were passed
recommending hut4 Iot instructing"
the delegates to vote for Tilden.
An action was begun on Wednesday
in New Orleans by W. j. Beban, can.
didate.for Mayor on the Citizens 8 ticket,
against j. V. Guillott, declared elected
Mayor on the Democratic ticket, con
testing the election. All manner Of
violence, fraud and corruption IL al
legged.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Dldn't Cate n: Him This Tim g.

" Did | ever seo any big guns %
" Well, | should SMILE" exclaimed old
Ben as q lot of old Vets " were sit
ting around the stove in uncle Jake's
tavern. Why, down thar on Morris
Island we had one that it tuck "a pair
of mules to draw the ball in." "How
did you get the mules out" asked uncle
Jake with wink. "Why, ,onhitched um
and dr;v um out the touch hole, you old
tule." W-h-e.w," whistled old Bob,
chow het that stove is?Whar did you get
that nice kole, uncle jake" " Got it of
P.Combs & Co, Eleventh and Church
streets. That thar is that celebrated Lee
kolp,"
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Penssopa Received.

Ex-City Treasurer Francis Vincent
has recently got several colored persons
pensions, most of which had been tried
for by other parties for ten or twelve
years. Amongst them was q gallant
colored soldier, Shadrack Chesden, Of
Company C,sth Regiment Pennsylvania
colored troops, of Newport, Delaware.
He secured for him 81 800. This includes
what be will receive the 4th of June,
and his pension of 81 per month.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
School Notes.

The public schools OF this city will
close for the summer vacation on Ihe
10Th Of June.
The high school commencement will
be held on the evening of june 25th-
There will be IA graduates, & girls and
S.boys.
The examination for the Adams Prize
Medal will be held on the 9th of June.
The written examination will begin in
the High School on the 18Th of June, in
the grammar schools on the 10Th of
June, and in the primary schools on the
18th of June.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Stlll Being Continued.

The revival services inaugurated at
St. Paul's M. +. church several weeks
since are still in progress, and this even
ing the Rev. l.. W. Laytield, of Clay.
mont, will preach. The meetings thus
far have been grand success, and some
forty persons we professed conversion.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
To attend.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
HOusekeeDers Take Notice.

Now is the time to have your carpets
cleaned and thoroughly renovated, and
the moths and moth eggs destroy ed.
If put away for the seasoG, we prepare
them without extra charge. For one
custOme; alone We prepare over SOU
yards OF carpet yearly, who is entirely
satisfied with the process. Please call
and zee our process. Free to all. T.
Ferry, Eleventh and Jackson streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
6PECIAL MEHTlOU.
Butter. Butter.

DutaOEs huStOHs
Cheap, fresh Lancaster County butter,
20 and 25 cents. Also all kinds of fruit
and strawberries. Smeltz & Co., No.
13 X. Fourth street.
Lookout, Painting.
w. s. Simmons, house and sign paint
ing, granting, glazing, etc. Brick stain
ing especially. Shop. TIC Shipley street
BarEalnsl Bargalns!i
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
at 105 Es vt Second street.
Painting.
Z. Danner, $40 Market street, is still
,live and ready to do all kinds of paint
,rg and graining. Jobbing specially.
Burke ana KeIIum.
tall telephone 247 for the best Goa
for family use. also lime, sand, etc
Burke & Kel,um, King and Railroad.
We have purchased this year nu-
merous cuts Of steamboats, and steam
cars, besides good quantity of we'll
selected wood type suitable for poster
work, such as is used for pic nics and
Sunday school excursions, and will
guarantee good work, and prices in
keeping with such at the REPUBLICAN
office.
New styles of type will be constantly
added to the REPUBLICAN job rooms.
We invite a call when wanting job
work. and we tiatter ourselves that we
can please both in work and price.
Go to No. 13 L. Fourth street for all
kinds of fruit and produce in general
and save money; Wholesale and retail.
Smeltz & Co.
Holland takes pictures In cloudy wealth
or as well as clear, by the instantaneous
process. Gallery, 3O7 Market street..
Now is the time, and 7l3 w, Front
street is the place to get bargains in
coal. flour aud feed. Call, $50. Steward.
Ice cream wholesale and retail at
Hanna's, 605 Jefferson street.
-eS -
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Seventh Ward Republicans.

There will be o meeting of the Re-
puDlioans of the Sixteenth and Seven
teenth election districts, east end OF the
Seventh ward, at Bullock's office this
evening, to nominate candidates for In
spectora and Assistant Inspectors to be
voted for at the city:election. A gene
raj attendance of Republicans Is re-
quested.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
TIE Funeral Of Mr., Hill.

The funeral services of Alexander
Hill, who was killed on the railroad
about noon yesterday, will be held at
$ o'clock Tomorrow evening at his la e
residence No. All West Second street.
MIR. Hill was a member of Washing Oh
Lodge, No. 3, A. o. q. F.,and all mem
bers of the order are invited to meet at
the hall at Fifth and Market streets at
I o'clock Saturday evening, to attend
the last sad rites Of their deceased
brother. The funeral will leave this
city at o'clock Sunday morning.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Sunday Trains on tho b. q T..

Sunday trains will commences rum
ming on the Baltimore Il Philadelphia
Railroad on June lst, leaving Will
mington at 1880 a. IN. and 900 p. m,
arriving at Landenburg at 1l.lo a. M
and 10 p. IN. Returning leave Ian
denburg ut =. 90 a. N. and 4.3O p. m, ar.
riving at Wilmington an $40 a. III. and
$40 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

A CARD.-Iu n LII WHO ARESUF
n fefing from the errors and indiscre-
tiOns OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay. loss OF manhood etc..l will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary In south Amerca. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, station u, New York City.
MARI cod d&w-ly
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
TO the B.Adl9R.

Mrs NJ. A. Fitzpatrick, formerly of
Philadelphia, has opened first. class
millinery store at BOG King street, with
large assortment of handsomely trim
med hats for ladies and children. Ladies'
ere requested to call and examine her
hats and bOnnets.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
leo Cream.

Robert Casey, of Brandywine Hun
dred, will be found in Second street
market with good supply of his choice
ice cream, each market day with diff.
ferent varieties of cream. Call and see
him.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
ps>uos and Orran..

Buy only Wilcox & WHITE ORGAN
II. a. NORTH & Co., 7l3 Market street.
w. H. MULLEN, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
,l.pERI0RCoURT.
[,., TnE BOND CASE AND M
(s,1 (s,.19,,ctmrsroF THE LAfE
wnIk&S son cane

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Court re-couvened Thurs Z
a.,n,ssn &C, ,hs NJ; r;aHs' h'sSiii !" The case
nFn, ,Ii wsIoney, ,"u and spoke forty, five
np. p When the jury was wal. that fnaFld, thj,
BE cn,t, .D,tou On a bond, on whlcl
an ana, a,'tu,, ha% been be- entered at the Ma,
I@l, Ssn,, ,,ecidei that the juagmen,,
It lt teI he Irs.cpensd, and the case ,,at tf'ea J
nry, as it was sunp1ssdn .nt y" "dec;de id'e, up'
N St.S facts than the Court. ;,ro,vsd
y then hen stated the issues invo'vru, ,''a ;"ry
'1'!s,.,d 'ala I4%' b. by the number of wit. wi
s's,D, |, ss,,amjntd on either side. The
s'. FA1~ ~as carefully reviewed, and
tnO,,ion e1s, "r Of the Jury called to the
'is1''I'' ,sa, no J' paper pei is binding , on an
,,,ts ,n. man, unless 1t was clearly y
y ,''t that t' be had been made fully y.
IaiD,rd with, and understood ils y
|.n,, ',D. If tho Jury believed from tDe e
sD'. FDo. ,lat Maloney affixed his mark
eaVo W." I .y,th A know edge Of the
'Dr'. ur' they must render a ver'i'ct
|,ss s Djsintif, but il on the other
II ,hey are convinced that he did not
rtbr nature of the paper when ne
N and hat it was not exp'alhe,'
nj, ,bpy must find for the defendant.
ni' nE,rst 'p VA. concluded at 4 o'clock
hp Jury retired, .,,,
ir,y was then drawn TO try the
| # Harry Lape, vs.. }. Moir 4 Son,
,s Yi,I Benjamin Nields, h1q,
gfr p,aiptiti and Levi g. Bird, E-q,
Sbe defendants.
4, !. An action brought to recover
|Eo,k Iorr and material furnished
|Srtrrdanrs in losl The plalnfiff
,,r,el :, erect a bnilding for Nor
N. 10 be used as a canning estab-
|npp, This work was completed
| Irad Ioy, but III ldition to this
were ,oms ten other buildings
ktr,ed with it, that we're to be used
Earou. purposes, which we're not
|uded IL the contract, amounting 10
tB@
coDspqnpnce Of the marshy nature
N ground on which the buildings
|Oca,ed, It nrcessitat d the driving
large number of piles, and con-
tab.e shCring up, which swelled the
o,hp amount stated. OF the total
Ialt s, ,2s0Oo have been paid, leav.
IA balance Of sj,36S.9 9S which it Is
|net is stiI! due, with interest from
kmbrr, 1881,
|e4se T. Bell was sworn, and testi-
| |,ha, at the time the buildings were
Ned be was foreman for Harry
" and kent account Of all work
/ aud material used. The witness
YEA memorandum Of all the items,
|ch were then entered in another
!, THIS pook was shown to the wit
\ and he identified it, when Mr..
objected, an ID was not u book of
(naI entry, and an argument en-.
fbe'wteu counsel on its admissible
was fGaIy decided that the wit
could he examined III reference to
tntr1ts N the book, and he pro-
fA0 explain them and was after
lsCtosfyaIuined at some length
NJ Bli
lelu'y L,he Green.Maloney case
Otle'GiDe! al i o'clock, when
'tadlOl'l-i until 10 o'clock this
fllg
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Auction Notice.

Stidham u Son will sell 100 lots cfdry
goo'ls, notions, also one solid gold and
one Sterling silver lever watch, Fri
day evening, May 80, commencing at
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Trimmings and Notions.

Ladies' wishing to purchase dresses
ready made or made to order should
call on Mrs. Jones, 6l8 W. Eighth
street also gents furnishing goods.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
RnrlnR RtyleA.

Mr.. Joseph Il. Greenman, Jr., located
at No. GA King street, Is now ready to
accommodate those of our citizens who
may wish for anything in the wall
paper or shade line. Call and see his
new spring styles.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
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jS'lania a, Is s.s,:aN.isari a sr1,.o,,..
ssf ssyf'@ A. "a;,." ifs. e'":s at ols VEST Vest
T. !, We .ct The pSess SS'is" asf.s Sf goods eas
'''''""agy' 5PS3'E;sn;sgc Of the p1 pn6ie Gte
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
The w RAlh or.

The weather is cool and fair, with a
gradually rising temperature IN various
sections of the country. Tomorrow the
same conditions are likely to prevail.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
The Cuolest and cheapest

First-class Photograph Gallery is at
Westcott and Cummings, 3o2 Market
street. New light, new accessories
children taken by the instantaneous
process.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
BtAGo Of tho TnornOmoaeR
at the RHPUBLI0AN once In the shade,
I O'Clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
$50 59c go

Fam b Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, "a degrees at 80. M, 70 at
y. H., and G8 al ~ p. N.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

have the sole agency for the Rich.
mond State Cut. Chapman, Seventh
and Orange streets and No. 5 East
Third street.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

French street wharf is the place TO
good clean coal.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

Trv Bush's COAL; you will like 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

I.asss5I ssI he.y ard Gardner have beer,
ID 'fI Sf nv hoy w Washington, and Prince,
J. Wa.t;,pee ,iG Detroit club, is to play with
rS, lbs l'' 'H'r'r"politM and Delaware
HI n.r ,v'@ strong amateur ASSOCIATIONS,
it1,"n' r|' a. " game Ct ball at the VII.
: ks .' af,".pa'" na'" bai. park at 3.4J o'clork
pc,'I II''o"art cricke. club will nlav
|rs5'y.n Sr,. we t'om PIiladelpbia 1 s'ay ~
|i,41S''An' and Ta,naIl p.'" strssts ,h;s a..
Eli"T,"n'. @''le The cricket O' team of 'n,s ths
! iii lns',,. c"n, r'cke, and foot hal, !, c,,,h t'b
h s"A't"' s4." with the Chest.r 'I,, "Imh ''"u nu
ElnirTaa,'.F ElTa rounds this afternoon S,a' Tbn H,'
hi t5tih1ag'on tha club Wi! play ,wo ''. aa nns ~.
kst IL IN n,",,"estic ~, in Newark ,o'daU
fsin II the ,,,S ,nck in the morning iHv and
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

Bush's coal IL the kind you want.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

NO 70 r. A. North 4 CO's
For the Wilcox h White organs and
Eazelton Bros. pianos.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30
Base Bali,

lt "'I.ng,oI club played the last
lFtr games with 'he Trenton club
Et'Qay aui administered Il crushing
ta' % ZOE home team, they being
l"it' AZ every point. Miller
uN a 'nr game aud was well sup,
ae 'GO'N hT hI.ngs was.
InLg'on tol4O1oh n h-Is
N"@ 40 0OOl 3
"INfK ',AME>.
a. ..2,Nrs- go.ambus, ); Allie.
y, FI"Nc"",-New York, 10 ;provi,
| H H'.''n'a.- Baltimore, .; Cincin.
|.n,,' h ,',r1,':.-s.;Dci"Dati !, t., II
F"'"!~ ~'t'a~T"ie;!o, . athletic,
\ [,A 4@o.@"- i'".:;mn~ T., 1a: AL.
a "'' " Boston, : Philadelphia,
A. :',.. C.Iy'go- ''4tcsgo, Il; Detroit, s.
|. ,%Ho T. - Boston t., /.
''F'' "".-c!D2".and, 8; Buffalo
,1,Se'' n Se' York Metropolitan, 9; In,
a. 0'o1A yH-S, !,oqis, / Brooklyn
ne be T. '"'"'~S~ Louis T., 13; Key.
/, 1, 'nu . .;-',e', fa.-Actiye. 10; Iron
A. No., T. 'IES'nia, s Lancaster, 9,
p o,'Na;k- a a. domestic, q Harris.
49, n " hase hits, Harrisburg, : DO
,,,.' ,ur,.,c IL. :, Errors, Harrisburg, II
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

Ocall good coal | French street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-30

Cheap, fresh Lancaster County butter,
20 and 20 cents. Also all kinds of fruit
and strawberries. Smeltz & Co., No.
13 K. Fourth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-21
Homeless Men and Women.

In this land there is very little ex.
cuse for homeless man. He is q So
cial tramp. As a rule, he can Offer
but poor excuse for his condition. But
the minated and homeless women,
whose brows may never be crowned
with the bays Of household authority,
claim not our sympathy but our es.
TEEN, our admiration. Because it is
not always her fault that she has no
home. Sometimes she hasn't had a
chance. And we love these unseltish
and devoted lives, which work in
single harness. and carry SO cheerfully
life's burdens and cares. with none OF
those beautiful incentives to duty
which animate the married sister. For
she, the patient, CHEEKY CLEANER, has
never caught the speakers eye, and to
her Boaz can never be more than a
brother-iu-law. Alone she sings and
"gleans and gathers after the reapers
among the sheaves," and finds no
special grace in the eyes Of Boaz, which
is boss. No man reaches her the parch-
ed corn, and passes her the vinegar
for her morsel. and no indulgent reap
er streweth her way with handfuls OF
barley. What she gleaneth. she car
rieth home and hath for her own, I'M
less, peradventure, she hath her sis
ter's husband and family to support.
She may never have any cigar stumps
70 pick off the piano, no pipe ashes TO
dust off the window sill; no muddy
foot-tracks 10 brush from the hall car
pet; no one TO whom she can gladly
give up the rockingham and new
magazine; no ono to drag up stairs and
put 10 bed election nights; no one to
hide himself behind the morning paper
at the breakfast table; no one TO getup
ia the cold winter mornings and build
the morning tires she seems TO have
none Of these Joys that make her sis
ter's life song. Sometimes when !
look at one Of these lone women, and
think that she may not know, what 1t
Is 70 see the man yho has given her
bis name for the crown OF her love.
splitting his eager face over half q pie
at n railway dining station. and hold
Ing his disengsged hand over the re-
malning half 10 keep some other hum
cry man from getting It, ! pity her.
FOR shs IL starving Not for the pie;
oh, no. She can get plenty OF pie.
But for the love Of some true-hearted
man Woman's sympathetic, depend.
snt, trusting nature feeds on love, and
her lie, her heart, her voice, 10 never
reused 10 the broadcast. fullest capacity
TOR expression and action, until she has
blessed and filled some mans life with
the neayurcless riches Of her maiden's
love, and then found some other wo-
mans photograph 10 his overcast
pocket - burlington Hawksye.