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NEUROLOGICAL.
Judge II. u. Cox.
lsignedI


BoNuAM, Sept. l0-ISpecial. This
community was shocked this evening
by the sudden death OF Judge II. Il. Cox,
/. prominent citizen and attorney Of this
place.
The Judge was able in the forenoon to
attend to some cases In the County
Court. About II o'clock he excused him
self 10 Judge Mcclellan, stating that lac
VIVA suffering from neuralgia. This
evening he was down town again, but
went home sick about o'clock. While
sitting by his window at home he fell
from his chair dead. lie has suffered
with neuralgia OF the heart for several
years.
The bar In called N meet In the morn
ing at X o'clock, and the lodge OF Knight,
of Houor, OF which the Judge was Z
member, meet to night TO make prepaf
atoms for the funeral.
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District Cour, In csm.achs.

CoMANoHR, Sept. l9-[Spseial.l l-Onr
District court closed to-day. The term
has been an uncommonly busy one.
With our able and distinguished Judge,
w. A, Black burn, on the bench and our
efficient and vigorous Prosecuting At
torney Browning representing the inter-
ests OF the State, the criminal dockBt has
been rapidly, fully and satisfactorily
disposed of. On account of tho reGfis.
trioting OF the State. this is the last
term We can have Judge Blackburn and
MIR. browning with us. To say our peo-
Pile are sorry to loose these gentlemen
would be mild way OF expressing the
regrets. They are held In universal
esteem. They are both candidates In
the new district, and IL the people OF
Comanche could have voice in the
election, the 4th Of November would
witness solid endorsement of two OH
GERS hose conduct in office has mer-
tied and won the admiration OF all. We
wish them God speed success.
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Marshall to Have water.work..

MARSHALL, Sept. l9.--ISpecial. May
or Pitts and his water-works commit
toe, who have beer out on mn inspection
tour, returned this morning. They are
greatly pleased with what they saw and
heard, and are more than ever i'm
pressed with tho Importance Of erecting
u system of water-works In our city. A
can meeting of the citizens will be had
at an early day, when the committee
will make a formal report. What will
be the outcome of all this remains TO be
seen, In the meantime our city Is utterly
nj the mercy of tho fire fiend, with moth
| the event of fire.
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The Disputed County-L hotter from Gsv.
Ireland.


AugTrN, Sept 10. .-tSpecial.l Relative
to the lelter Of II. c, Sweet in yester-
days HRRALD the Governor has writ
ten the following:
AUSTIN, TR'xAs, Sept. l0.--To II. @. Sweet.
Surveyor Greer county, Texas
SIR My attention has been called to
Ucommuni,sation over your signature.
touching Greer county affairs. and in
which yea state you have written me
haSe written YOU twice besides
comforting wi th Coz. Swisher who IN
formed me that you were In
Greer county as his tenant. Among
other mastdrs stated by me.
was one that | was making every
effort at Washington 10 have
the orders referred to revoked
| stated to you, land requested
Col. Swisher 30 do SOY not 10 move until
actual force was used. The rea-
son for this, as you will
learn AFTER a while. Further
than this could give no advice.
anduTs- of property Of all
damage and take names and residences
of persons ejecting yoa, Col. Swishsr,
acting, as your agent and land.
lord it was not thought neces-
sary TO write further, as he said he
would communicate with you al once. ]
desire to add that In neither Of your
letters are there any directions whore
to address you. Your letters are headed
"Greer county,"
Your obedient servant,
JoHH IRELAND,
Governor.
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Cl,bnrne Chronicles.

CLEBuRNE, Sept. l9.-Ispecial. Mr.
Jack Reavos Is in a dying condition at
hisihome, about four miles west of here.
lie is man of sterling qualities, with
great energy and decision Of character.
lie has served eight years as County
Commissioner, and Will probably be
again elected II not taken TO his long
home. lie IL about 40 years old. His.
son has just come into town for some
thing and reports that he is living and
that is all.
The entry and detainer suit Of John
Maxey vs., James Hale was decided to-
day for defendant. The matter will
likely go further, us the title TO house
and lot in the city is involved.
Cotton sales liVolY to-daY.
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finally started yesterday evening and
gotten up to an angle of about 40 ., when
the rope, which supported the top.
broke, leaving the entire weight sus-
pended from rope attached below the
middle. The strain proved to
be 100 much, and the pole
broke and came to tho ground
with crash. Work was recommended
on It this morning, and the banner OF
Cleveland and HendFicks will yet wave
in proud grandeur from the highest OBJ
ject in our city.
The speaking at the courthouse last
night was grand success. The speeches
Of Messrs. Matlock and Bemusdaffer
were filled with sound logic and elo-
quent facts, and were well worthy Of
the close attension and rousing applause
they elioited.
The application OF the citizens OF Col
linsyille for an injunction restraining
tho sale of lots for the foundation Of u
new town around their depot, has been
before the District court for several days
past, and is being argued to-day.
Tie grand jury has returned an In
dictynent against not Gunter for the
kinlng Of Dan Thompson. The bond
wss liked vt Sl0,000 which has been
given, and the defendant is now at lib
nrtW
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FORT WORTH.
Meino Bros. at the FOrt-Rsbbi Bchuhl
ttAched--C Cotton Receipts, Etc.


Meino Bros. at the FOrt-Rsbbi schuhl
Alao--AttAched-- Cotton Receipts, Etc.
FoRT WoRrH, Sept. l9-lSpecial.l-
After the opera tonight, Meine Bros,'s
band Of Dallas, which has been furnish
ing us with delightful music, hoard that
Rabbi Schulz was in the city, 40 called
at the Pickwick and serenaded the rev.
erend gentleman, who left his couch
and addressed his friends in the happi-
est mannor.
Rabbi Schulz made host OF warm
friends tonight by beautiful and
grandly eloquent sermon preached nj
Pythian Temple to a large audience.
Human expectations was the subject,
and for forty-iive minutes the orator
held his audience spell-bound. Now
grand, now pathetic, as he told OF the as
piratiOns, the hearts expectations, and
pictured how bitter tho reality often
was, II was q revelation TO all, and the
gentleman will after this be ranked by
Fort Worthans as one of the finest o
pulpit orators. The New Year services
were most interesting. Prof. Often al
the organ. Mesdames Often and
Wenar, Sopranos, Misses Schwartz, ,KahI
and Frees, altos, MIR. Book, Of Dallas
tenor, Mr., Higge, basso, rendered some
grand music II faultless manner.
| II. A. Bardon's restaurant was close'
to-day. Attachments had been levieC
by w. Il. Lake, $522; l.. III. Stein, $74.50
A. Wilderman, 1850, and others 10
smaller amounts. Bardoni has bee
running one Of the best restaurants /
the city.
Millard Kennedy was brought froI
Arlington and tried before r jury to-da
for lunacy. The evidence showed tina
by self-abuse, the young man, about
years old, had ruined his mind and
now nearly imbecile, with occasions
: flashes OF frenziod madness. HIo wi
= ordered to confinement.
8 Our receipts of cotton have run up
/ l,4N bales this season.
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Chartered--A Land suit settied--Cei.
HAT

AUSTIN, Sept. l9.-ispecial. The La,
borers' League Of Texas, of Abilene.
filed charter to-day.
Tho suit instituted against Judge.
Lindsey OF al, of Wheeler
county, by tho Attorney-General
to recover 1872 sections Of land filed
on illegally, was satisfactorily settled
to-day, by the defendants relinquishinR
all claim TO the land. The State
To refund the purchase money
paid in, amounting to about $l0,-
900. The above settlement will
doubtless lead to others and
the State will be saved worrying
suits and large sums of money. Tho case
cited was one Of the most important be
IL remembered BY the land fraud board.
Col. Elliott left this morning for Sher.
man.
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part of the State. Night before last c.
Y. Thomas had four horses stolen from
his farm, nine miles southeast Of the
city. Yesterday tramp went to the
house of our townUnan, Smith Lips
comb, in his absence, and on being re-
fused admittance and something to eat,
cursed Mrs. Lipscomh. The officers
were informed, and hin trampship ar
rested and lodged in Jail.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,
A Boy Murdered for Refusing t.
Carry a Beer Keg.
MoLLlE mAauIREs RISE AGAIN
Rumored Treasury Theft-The Hanging
of the Murderer Jaeobson--Deprs.
dations OF Tramps Mt Bon
.rs ham-The Fire Record.
mollle M.gu,res Re.urr.s,ea.

PITTsBuRd, PA, Sept. IA Locust
Gap, Pennsylvania, special says: In
the outlying districts of Schuylkill,
Luzerne, Northumberland, Carbon, Le-
high, Wyoming aud Lackawanna re-
gions of coal and iron, the police, as we'll
as members OF the detective corps, have
discovered unmistakable evidence OF the
existence Of lodges of the notorious
brotherhood of Mollie Maguires. At
Centralia, Mount Carmel, GirardsvilIe,
Tuscorora, Coal Hill, Tamaqua, Locust
Gap, Dark Corner, Coal Ridge, Summit,
all patches about Broad Top noun
from Mahonoy city to Ashland, In
direction, and from Shenandoah to
Black creek and Quakake they
have divisions. II is an
oath bound organization, and regu-
lar meetings are secretly held in iso-
lated mountain retreats. The feeling
against Hungarian laborers is intense.
Yesterday the body OF one Hungarian,
employed upon Beach creek by the
| Clearfield q Southwestern railroad, was
found near Clearfield creek. There were
terrible stabs and shot wounds upon
him. 1t is known that party Of miners
drove him away from the coal country,
and it is presumed the man refused tc
leave the cosntry and was assassinated
A Hungarian named George Unglevari.
tist was fatally shot at Cenaalia. Who
fred the shot il not known, though /
man named Lefkowitch has been ar
rested.
Interviews with Capt. Alderson, OF tn,
Shanokin Coal and Iron police, Capt
Williams, OF the Schuylkill corps, ant
Capt. II. j. Linden, Superintendent 0
the Pennsylvania agency Of the Pinker
ton bureau, develop the fact that state
ments relative TO the organization c
this Infamous society are true. A mum
ber OF prominent citizens, railroa'
operators and mine bosses, have bee
threatened and their names placed upo
the Mollie Mcguire death list, and thei
humiliation set down for the mes
future.
While there IL no direct evidence
connect the Mollie Maguirea with Il
recent murders, certain circumstance
certainly direct suspicion toward then
and recent mysterious incendiarv burr
ings directed at colliery property in di
ferent sections Of the coal country n
attributed 10 the brotherhood.
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Coal MIncr.' wiye. and Skaters.

COAL CENTRE, Pa Sept l9.-The
wives and sisters of striking coal miners
have thoroughly organized, and to the
number of 200, are we'll equipped with
tin pans, and will visit the mines every
morning hereafter and ondoavor to per-
suNdc uon-uniun men TO Join the strike.
suit has been brought against three OF
sci, but it Is probable a compromise Will
hp affected,
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Yesterday a, sherman.

suHHnAN, Sept. p.--Lspecial.l-we
had a heavy fall OF rain yesterday morn-
ing soon after daylight. Nearly every
one opened their cisterns after the hrst
shower, and water now Is In great
abundance, though OF poor grade.
while falling Il was thought To be q gen.
eral rain, but we learn since that II did
not extend to the southern and western
portions OF the county.
Tho ratification pole, upon which the
Democrats have been at work for the las
week, IL not yet rnlHed. After Hevera
Intellectual attempts W raise Il, II wa
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NATIONAL CArIrAL.I
FHlso YoHchers-A Claim Agents Trick
Gresham ROMANS where lie IL.

Falso YoHchers-A Claim Agents Trick
Gresham ROMANS where lie Ia.
wAsHIN GroN, Sept. l9.-Tho solicitor
OF tho Treasury has addressed a COM
munication to the Secretary Of War, ask
ing that he request the Chief ofthe Signal
ollioo to furnish the accounting officers
of the Treasury, with the proofs of false
vouchers in tho accounts of Capt. How
gate, ~ that exact state. accounts may
appear In the Record Department..
Certain claim agents Of this city, have
issued circulars, Informing those Post
masters who are entitled to readJust'
nivnt salary under the act OF March 8
lSS3, that N their claims arc not pre-
sentcd boforo December |, they. will be
barred. Postal officials say there is nc
| authority for such a statement.
Con. Gresham has not yet accepted th'
Treasury portfolio, and IL Is now er
pectod that he will romsin at the head o
| the Postofiloe Department.
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n.nor, OF ro.as poatal ChanEeu.

wAsHIEaros, Sept. l9.-Star service
changes, route sl,st. Mckinney 10
Lebanon. Modify order OF June ., 1884,
40 M 60 state tho decreased distance "A
8, miles instead Of miles.
Changes In Star schedules: Route
Sl572. Decatur to Chico; leave Decatur
daily, except Sundays, at 2p. nj arrive
At Chico by 5 y. M; leave Chico daily,
except Sundays, at 4 y. M; arrive Of
Decatur by II q. m. From October j.
1881.
Route 3iT9s; Kountro 10 Hardin; leave
KouniEe daily, except Sundays, at Hl'
p, M; arrive ut Harlin by p. M; leavi
Hardin daily, except Sundays, nj les
a. m; arrive at kountze by Has .. IN,
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AFashIon.bl. Wedding.

BAIRD, Sept. l9.-ISpecial. last
night thero was In our town ono OF the
most fashionable weddings ever wit
messed in Western Texas. Capt. w. c.
Powell and Miss Sallie Lane, both OF
Baird, wero joined in the holy bonds OF
matrimony by Bishop Garrett. The
bride was oxquisitely dressed, and
looked tho embodiment of health and
happiness. The groom, fully cognizani
that ho had won 81 gem indeed"
seemed rs IL his "acme" OF happiness
had been attained.
Both parties can bo congratulated, for
mover did NSoung couple set out with a
brighter future before them.
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AN.rrow M,se.

LoNavtHw, Sept. 10. 9.-lspocisl.,,-A
largo congregation had Just left the
Methodist church last night when the
entrance chandelier tell, scattering uhs
oil over the church, but fortunately the
lamp was extingulshed before the fall.
Major Penn, In his gospel tent at Hall
Vile, 10 attracting crowds OF people,
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A nastardIy Msrder.

LYNcnBuRa, VA, Sept. l0.-Great eI-
citcmont exists in Amherst county over
an unprovokod murder last night Sam
uel Mitchell, a l6-year-old bow, IN coin
pany with two others, were In search Of
cows when they arrived at Hunters
camp In the woods, occupied by three
men. George Fortune, ono Of. the mon
ordered Mitchell TO carry a beer keg for
him. Tho boy refused, and Fortune
shot him dshl in his lrArks.
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MCKINNEY, Sept. l9.-tSpcciall The
theatrical aeason opened last night with
an entertainment at the Shain opera
house by tho Calender Ministrols.
A. l.. Jones', candidate for Sheriff, is
quito sick from arduous duties OF the
canvass.
The cotton crop IL being rapidly mar
keted. Tho yield will bo light Bust.
crops leave tho farmers In moderately
good condition.
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lsnmnr.a Ire..nry Thsfl.

wAsH,NoroN, Sept. i9.-rhero was =
rumor this morning, that $4,000 had
been s,olon from the Treasury yester-
day. All officials omphatioally deny Il,
and "a further evidence of It's lalsity,
Treasurer Wyman went 20 Mount
Vernon this morning, which he would
not have DOM had there been any
trouble In his department.
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PROM JEFFERsON.
Bridal Tourists--Jowish Holiday Per.
aonaly dontiOn.

BridAl IOuriats-JoWish houuHy-ier-
HonallhontlOn.
JBprERsoS, Sept. l9.-lSpocial, Mr..
Phillip Foscuo aud bride passed through
our city last nighten route for Galveston
on bridal trip. Mr.Foscuo was married
to Miss Sallie Weaver, the intelligent
and beautiful daughter of Col. Woavebpt
sulphur Springs yesterday. The bride
aud groom are we'll known horo-the
groom having llvod here for several
years -Hnd hosts Of friends horo wish
ihom a life of unalloyed happiness.
The jewish New Year will begin to-
night at the setting of the sun. All the
store houses of the Jews will bo closed
| til Monday. Services VIII ho conducted
al tho Temple Sivai under tho superyis
ion OF MIR. Bergman, of Shreveport
! Louisiana, this evening and tomorrow
Mrs. Robinson, aged Is years, who io
| u long time peddled her own handi
work here, died yesterday.
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Onthn sonnoId.

CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-lsaac Jacobson
was hanged in the county jail hero to-
day at three minutes after the noon hour.
The prisoner passed quiet night, re-
firing at 10 o'clock and sleeping until
a. m, when he arose and ate "a light
breakfast. He walked composedly TO
the scaflold. No hitch occurred in any
of the sheriii's arrangements. The con-
demnod mans neck was broken i'll the
fall.
The crime for which Jacobson was
hung occurred April ~, 1884. AT
o'clock on the morning Of that day, he
stepped quickly up TO George Bedoll, his
former employer, and rswing re-
volver, shot him in the hoSi. Ills vic
tim died the following day. Hedoll wa'
proprietor of a carpet-beat.ng establish
| mpnt, and Jacobson was IN hia employ
| but was discharged on account d
drunkenness. When Bedell paid hiii
| ofr, there was dispute as to the amount
due, jacobson claiming 81 In addition L
the amount paid him. He went away
aud purchased a revONer, reappenret
next morning and committed the deet
without any warning whatever. jacob
son was a Finnish sailor. Since III
conviction he claims that he had beer
uIluhlllE HNhNllNt anu 'en NV '''shN'.
responsible for his acts.
Fifteen hundred people, principal.
Socialists, held mass meeting at Maj
ket Square tonight and gave vent TO
number of fiery speeches and resolution
regarding the execution of jacobson
who IL was asserted woul
never have been hung ha
he not boon utterly poor an
friendless. A post mOrtem examin,
ii N of Jacohson's brain has been d,
manded in view of his alleg d tomp'
rary insanity, TO ascertain whether I'll
jndiciM murder had not been con
mittpd.
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rh,, WIN uun rh,lr ovp E,prc...

PrrrspuRou, PA, Sept. la.--The usi-
ted States and the American Express
companies have been notified 20 with
draw from tho Pittsburgh II westers
railroad and its leased lines, a. II Is The
Intention Of tho latter to run Its own OK
press.
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y
ToLEpo, o., Sept lO-At n FIRE In the
dwelling OF Joseph Bylow in East To-
ledu this morning., his daughtor, years
old, perished In the flames His. wife
aud infant child were badly burned.
AT LoNOvtEw.
LoNuvIEw, Sept. 70. Special. Tho
residence OF Charles Richie, at the
Junction, WAS partially burned this
morning.
NEW YORK.
NEW IoRR, Sspt. l0,-The big flour
mill OF William II, Payne, ~
stroot, was destroyed by fire
this morning. The mill was
four story brick, full Of valuable
stock and machinery. Loes, NOl0D
covered by q considerable amount oi
Insurance..
on the second floor OF the mill were
the offices ~ three local newspapers, al
Of which, with their contents, were do
stroyed.
ArpRTRoiT.
DETROIT, Sept. lq.-The elevator a
Elsie, Clinton county, burned lastnight
Loss, $4,000.
IN nKRLIN, Wis.
CHICAGO, Sept, IA Journal Berlin
| Wisconsin, special says, sixteen fran
buildings In the business portion q
town burned last nivht. foSa, t20,0Ot
insurance, N0,nO.
| ueprc,lnttuns Of Tramps.
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perro.IntIun. nf rrnmr,.

BoNuAM, Sept. lO.-lSpccial. l-Tramps,
thieves and thugs uro flocklng iato this
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pRrS&Ss.
90 dayNNs
ru.ilnanrlh' \
ttl. Nuafan
In the worh
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AT pRrRotr.


nRrRoIT, Sept. l9.-Tho elevator a
Elsie, Clinton county, burned lsstnighi
Insa. SlOOOn
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BROS.
The Bargain House Of Dallas.

RIs 4IMB TO BEGIN. ERR WINTER SETS IN,
10 LOOK ROUND ABoUT-FALL STYLES ARE ALLIN
It's TIMB TO BEGIN SELECTIONS TO MAKE
oR LOTS OF NEW THINGS THE CHOICE YOU CAN TAKE,
IT'S TIMR TO BEGIN, IL YOU'LL TAXI OUR ADVICE,
10 GoLDsMITHs ON RLN STREET IoUILGo IN ATRIoE
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TIE LIFE OF A FRENCH GIRL.

The following i. well known pAy :.
s,cisn's story: he had gone to yisi
one OF his LADY patients, but found
her out. But her daughter, girl o I
l5. was snugly coiled On the sofa, 20
deeply Interested "a book that she
did not evsn perceive the visi'or's
presence. What are you reading,
NV dear. that interests you so much?
asked the doctor. "a book that papa
has forbidden mamma to read, and
which is going back to the library by
and by" T0at girl was pfobably
brought mp in the old-tashioned way.
Notwithstanding her age, she had
never been in the street by herseli.
When she went out of doors to take .
music or other lesson, the maid ac-
coenpspied her. On her copsiitu.
tionala the mother mounted guard %
one eide, the father imposing ae the
beadIe Oh 81 q Madeleine on the other.
The girls instructions were to lock
neither TO the left nor to the right, 10
walk straight, to turn her head away
or drop her eyelids when g stranger
glance d at herr to reply 10 monosyl-
tables when addressed by her parents
friends. From time to time she en-
licyei s. morning stroll through tbs
Jardin des Plsntes or d'Acclima:ion,
end lesson Of zoology with the chill
dren. The bronze staluary in the for.
ner were avoided at any cost. Oi
carpet dances With her little friends,
iof psntomimes and good classica
concerts, uot q whisper. To bed re-
gulsrly at hslf-past eight; nov and
| then, fox treat. at ten. At Berlin
/ woodwork in the drawing room with
her mother when there are no guests.
Reasons Of providence have probably
made her an eoly chi@. II she has
9 little brotheq be is packed offto co.'s
lege at stwen. Such hooks as she
ia given 10 read are either m&wkisb
| or dre&ry. Adventures and travel
| are for boys They discuss question 8
youpg girl should know nothing OF;
the iliustrsefons lack the philosophy
of clothes, perhaps; a cat or bird. q
collie doc or poodleso scemper aero 8
the Bots de BolcRne which ia out OF
She question. The exercise would
spoil the young &ady's toilet; she
might run herself into perspiration,
/; and catch cold after ward. OF educs-
| ton in the best ;scceptation of the
term. she has none. She ia to be be-
troshsd at last to q young n1tsa, or,
nCe likely. TO middle-sged ones
upon whom she has never set eyes
until he stands confessed as her fu-
surs husband, and che Rarries him
/ as her mother married Ter father.
shs thinks nosmGre of opposing her
parents wishes than did the former.
Why shouId she? len chances 70
one she has never spokeneo any male
bei0g short CT City, since in most
bourgeois families where there is G
manageable dsaehter, male cousins.
be they the veriest leuts, are held ct
bay, unless they are ossentatiouslg
encouraged in their visits. In the
Latter case you may take the fathers
bankers book for granted; but evea
the youHg people are never allowed
to be alone.-London Globe.