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New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
FoURTH-cLAss PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

FOURTIICLASS POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 15.-The Postmaster
General to-day appointed the following fourth-ciass
posmasters:
Dell Na,aaniel Nye; Seven Points. william B. Ester
Grand City, James Campbell Kimmel John u. Martin;
Ira SPECIFY; South Sterling Josiah Whitaker Catawisa
Joseph B knittle; Berks Frederick g. Seaman sher-
man, Charles Greenman Newfoundland, Frederick a.
Ehrhart Bethany, A. b. Gammelli Uniondaic, ira w.
Ryder; Beaver Meadow J. J, Gallagher; knauers,
jacob T. Kesscr; W.dierstOwr. Danel MitzeL &
sea u" Duy, W. X. Bryant
UCidWareAt Huntington Thomas j. smith .-....,
Be,t ybg'nia-At Muraysyllie, Charles NJ Payne;
MoJy'amd-Nii. vernon, Willie b. Reushaw.
TenHcssee-At Viola. Jesse -. WalIing
OhIo-At Caruthers. Peter BucklnaD. ....r
HiRoiS-At Macon. :. j. Campbeil
Iopd-At Walker. Johu y. Keys.
Hnols-At Dakota. Henry ID. Rodearmel; sbley,
Franz K. Bak r; Frankfort. Jacob Miller; Ellwood,
Frank Sherau BeCChrr. Lewis Mettcrhausen Down
crs Grove, c. A. Criltehd n; Ncw-Bremrn, George
schuasrr PeIoun. J. +. Davis; ELK Horn Grove, Fred
Charles G. sohnoor; Chsndervilio. Charles Dyson ;
Thompson. Smith j. Holland.
q. Jones; oopersvllle, Ro.well Lille; Ewe, Charles
Phelps; Elm Hall, John {. Rlng.
MS; llfu. J. Ledy"rl Suddarl; kcinbeek. Charles
d novag Mitchell, james 4. Graham; keosauqua
Charlie Baldw u; FOutaville. Jacob BUbimln.
KonSas-At Wahrna. Bcnjamin \. Forbes
IndtM TtrTtOry-At falequah. Mnry j. Adar
Marshall Maitland, A. ) sherman Hawley. j. T. Had
den; La Grange. j. NJ Walsh Atho. C. NJ sullivan
sigrl, A. ". Leaumept; BartieIte. Ehphay smith.
ldGho-At Cordcr John Andrewarth
Washington ToTitorG-At Guy, John W. CONWAY.
Iscsborough. Mark T. Pendleto Brighton. Peter Walk
cr; BOwuOin Centre Mrs. Mary 4. Cooiubs Ashland.
man East Madisoo. Mrs. Henrietta c. Moore ". New
Held. Albert II. Davis; Kenrs HILL Samuel McNear;
ankfort, Unon Treat Greenvillr. DAVID I. Sanders
Paul, Line Olnyile, Robert W. Perry.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
WARRINGTON NOTES.

wAsmiSoTos Tuesday, Sept 10. 1885.
CABINET MEETING.-A meeting OF the Cabinet was
held to-day at which all the smbers present
Dept Secretaries Bayard ana Endicott and Attorney
General Garland it Il understood that the silver policy
the Government OF the questions considered.
MONEY FROM sPAiN.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has received from the Spanish Minister. through the
the annual interest tho Spanish Indemnity Certih
oates.
SILVER PURCHAsE.-The Treasury Department to-day
purchased $50 600 ounces OF silver for delivery tho
New Orleans and Philadelphia Mints for coinage into
standurl "A dollars.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
POUNDING EACH orHra FOR SIX MOUNDS

BosTON, Sept. 15 (SpeciaD.- 1t was surprise
to the Boston police TO discover to-day that they had
permitted prize.hght to go unmolested nght under
their noses especially the encounter has been ex-
pccted and the police have been looking for for the
last 81, months Last April George La Blanche and
Pete Mccoy bad encounter IN a private in
haused and tho affair was called draw SINCE then the
admirers OF the two have agreed for second meet
ing, and, after much preparation and secrecy, q
venien: place selected in the OF the Point OF
Pines SIX rounds were fought this morning and
terminated In draw.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Lieutenant Charles
b. T. Moore has been ordered to duty at the Boston
Navy Yard Assistant Engineer W. f. Worthington to
the Naval Academy; Ensign A. f. Fechteler has been
detached from duty the Coast Survey and ordered to
the receiving ship Vermont; Paymaster William N
has been six months leave OF absence
from september 81 Eu 'gn Au<h Rolman until Decen.
ber l the leave of absence OF Chaplain j. Kane. at
present London, has been extended until December
sick loiyo Assstan W. q. Chrisman has
been extended until Decenber 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
IOsEPH REAUME.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Joseph Beaume, the
French painter. is dead. JIG was born In Msrsees IN
I70s aud did his chief work between 1896 aud 1si3
lie painted historical and marine pictures mainly many
OF them for the galleries ~ Fonianebrnu aud Versailles
Among them were "The Death OF Charles W "The
Passage OF tue Rhno At Dusseldorf" aud Hapoleons
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

ASHLAND VIA. Sept 15.-Tbo Canadian propeller
Prussia took fire, burnod and sank fourteen miles OF
Sand Island last Saturday afternoon. The arrived
safely at Bayfield, Ou Monday Tho Prussia rated AZ in
the Loyds belonged to Burrows and others, and was
valued at $4,000 Sho was insured for $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15.-Tho two-story franc barn
and stable of Jaes Cooper ct York road aud Togast
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

A Careless Diet, or Change Of Water, often
produces in Summer weather obstinate Diarrhea.
serious Bowel Affection, which, II treated ration
ally with DR. Jaynes Carminative Balsam, you would
find safe remedy for such attacks and equally efectual
Complaints. =,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
JUDGE UARLAN's REPLY

WASHINGTON Sept. 15.--The official state
ment of the Court OF Alabama Claims addressed TO tie
Secretary OF State with to the expenditures OF tho
Court and the authority under which they incurred
and paid to-day referred by the State Department
to the Department Of Justice for report and rcconmen
dations. The courts presentment Is signed by Judge
James harlan, Of Iowa, presiding justice but is
Cured in by his associates, Judges French Of Mas
sachusetts aud A. g. Draper OF NcwYork. II is youmi
nous W
Judge Harlan expresses satisfaction that Secretary
Bayard makes cricism OF the expenditures OF tho
court extravagaDt unnecessary stating that they
have been most jealousy watched aud will bear the
most careful scrutiny. No person has been
employed whose services not indispensable, and
lot dollar of the fund has been unnecessarily ex-
pended He refers TO the emnenty able services OF Mr.
Creswell, and says that he has than earned the
limit placed on mis- salary by Congress.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. - (SDeciai Re
publican delegates from tho counties OF this
State met nero yesterday and formed Grant Club The
attendance was large A resolution WIS passed com.
nending OF John Wise In fighting for free
ballot n Virginia Speeches were made by Cpnsrcssmrn
Honk Pattbonc and others. Branch organizations viii
be formed very county OF Tennessee seven cOoFcG
men were elected vice presidents.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
THE COUHTS.

TIE TITLE COMPANY AND REGISTER REILLY.
Argument on the motion made in behalf of
the TIL" Gunrautce and Trust Company for nlunc-
tOn to refrain REGISTER Reilly from interfering with
the clerks OF tho company when engaged In examining
records OF bis oce heard yesterday by Justice
Van Bulnt In TIE supreme Court Chambers Register
Reilly ard Mr. KIRK. erpresilent OF The Board OF Alder
men. among those present Messis. Da Costa and
Guthrie contended support OF the motion that the
right OF the company to inspect the records
had been recognized by the Court OF Ap-
peals hu, even II the Register had the
right 10 exercise his discretion In tho matter aud II that
iarctiOr l. atu-cd. ~ claimed that 10 had boon
in this case the court could and should restrain him
from unlaWfuly interfering with the cOmpanys clerks
lie oulv rights claimed by the company were givon 10
10 H. Incorporation, wuch cave IL the u-ht To enter
the Rrgt-t-r's urlc- aud make searches.
BENJAMIN r. Dnuuing. who TO scther with Thomas III.
1lsal and Townsend Mnnon Represented the Regiar'r
opposition 10 the areurd that the act iucOr-
poradg the company unc1ns itutonaI. II under 1t
those OF any citizen. II tho company
hal received dana its remedy was By au tiOn
ad not by appcItt0n for an iniune-
ton which would not bB proper Tor tho conrt % grant
As this company made searches for tue plrp0so Ol pre-
pairing duplicate books OF records tho statutes dill not
require the Res,ter should give II facilities for do
ing Toe Register spJusble Tor the SAFETY OF
tho recnr L. and since clerks OF the company bud
been allowed tho Oihce increased uuinjcr OF them
had been mutatcd and torn.
The dccisivE Was reserved
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
rERMIssIoN ro nuNr ZOE mEn sIsrEMs wnL

An order WAS issuod by Surrogate Rollins
Yesterday directing that liIlis A. l.. Mitchell b. por
mttod to search for will among tho effects ~ her sis
ter. Mrs Sarah G.. W. Tilhy, VINO died Last Friday The
apple stated that hrr f>ter before her death gave
tie keys of vault OF the Coutral Safe Dol lodt
COupany, IN which .ud that she had TN box AID
l0nr Trunks that she hai lott two boxes and sachc
m the care OF Mrs. Fnrbo,. No. 30 Washington place.
and trunk aud satchcl win Mrs.
Brn-rl, OF 80. 30 Wayery race, and
that her will and policy of Insurance on her life
were Ia charge Of the Manhattan trust Company. Tho
onccrn bs company declared that these papers Ia
brrn removed At the Oniors Of the Ccntrl Safo De-
pnst COMPANY she Informed that she coui not
anine the effects n is charge.
Mrs Tlby who il said To have been hurled In the
p1tsrs Held had controversies the courts Tue
In the SurrOgao's Court over tnc VIII OF
her last hush mi, James Tiny, Wishington Market
butcher who left her estate OF several hundred
thonsand dollars She his second wlc. The children
contested thn will on the ground of undue
Influence, aud claimed that she the WIFE nf man
named Hayes who WAS stil living. IL was proven on
the trial that she had had SIX husbands
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
AnvANcr is rAsrnouNp GRA1y RArEs.

CHC,GO, sept -. The war of rates among
cast buuud roaIs yesterday assumed new phase IN
the fs, freight lines operating over the Erle acka.
wanna and Vanderbilt roads with the exception of the
Blue Lnc urlercI an advance In gram rates To New
York to IL cents Tue Peuu-yiva people assert that
they are not tIkg grain less rate than ~ ceus TO
SeWYOrs. and anxious TO carry u at that gIrc
None OF tic roads will agree 70 quo.iug
shippers present rates than twenty
four hours IN advance, and all indi atiOns point
10 speedy advance from all Interior We-ttrn points
Ihe statement IN made b. people ~ the confidence Of
the uuagrra of tue Eastern trunk lines that an agree
iupht has already been made providing for = seven
years money pool business 10 the srab0ari A ryi
ieuce that understanding has been reached among
Eastern trunk tue fact u ctcd that they
now demanding their fuH proportion of a fifteen cent
rate on grain New YORK. aud thr Further fat that the
cuts ~ Chicago Est bound lines nave Instructions TO
quote present cut rates only from day 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
THE MARrYy LITTER SooIErr.

Inc Martin Luther Society las night at No.
O. Madison-aye arranged for the celebration OF tho
II was decided Ia sirnway Hall for the Occa-
sion The csiehrdiion Will be held the evrning OF
October 81. the services of English. German and
bSedlsh choir have been retained. Tho Rev. Dr.
Rhodes, of ST. Louis, Will deliver the Grafton.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
MEErINa rnE yANpHRGmr LIZ Low aArE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. - (NpeciGD. A promi
Official OF tho Pennsylvania Ruiroad Said this
morning: "Thc experience OF the last six months has
fully demonstrated that it's folly TO undertake 20 carry
On bnsncss without any regard 10 the rights of conpet
Ing lines. nnd think that events are shaping toward
greater armaess In the iltur." Tho report that the
trunk lines have lately been discussing advance In
freight rates dculcd by General Traffic Manager
wilson. OF the Pennsylvania Railroad lilo says that he
learned IN lttsbnrg few days ago that the Vanderbilt
lres are sing gruu from Chicago 10 NowY0gk fur
ten cents. The Penu~yIvania Company Immediately
mRc twelve cent rate 10 NewTors aud ten cent rate
to this city These arc the present nknrr- move.
ment De- said 10 fpO toward establishing friendly
relations brtwc3u the Pennsylvania and Rrndine roAi-
LARGO 0f stockholders Of tue Central 1rau-lrn
aion Company met o. AssUcilion IIall this afternoon
adopted new constitution. ami divided surplus OF
nal. million dollars after astOrmy debate.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

possible. The opposition has been united in trying "
prevent instructions OF the hrtythree declarations
chosen Saturday night only nine are instructed H
This is small proportion that Mr.. Coopers friends
declare the instruction is ended and the defooe 81
Mr.. Hill certain.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
PRIMARIES or THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

Primaries were held last evening by the
County Democracy in each OF the 7l2 election districts
OF tho city TO elect delegates the Assembly
District conventions which In turn win elect delegates
10 the state Convention at Saratoga Promlnelt among
tboso who wcro chosen were Congrcssman Nicholns
Muller Aldermen Thomas Ceary Thomas l.. Walsh
Henry W. J ieHne, Rouort Il. DO Lacy. Arthur j. Nc
Onadc John Quinn, kobert Hall, Pc. or Il. MsstersOn.
and Charles H. Reilly Distrci-AtOr3y Alartine Hu-
bcrt o. Thompson, Alfred Walslaf, Patrick Kceuan
Jon Keenan, Police Justices Maurice j. Power, Daniel
OReiliy j. Henry Ford, Horny Murray. James J. XII
breth and Andrew j. Whte Edward Kearney, Joseph
Koch hdOlph /. Sanger, william. i. Mitchell. Thomas
Costigan Henry d. PnrrOY, Colonel james j. Mooney.
Major Georze w. Mclean. William Caldwell. JohH d.
CON min DR. Phiiip Il. DOnln. Henry II. Porter. DR.
Lowber smith, Ambrose II. Purdy, aud John NJ. Conan.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

WASHINGTON Sept. Is (Special) The SUBJ
ordinate officers and clerks in the Treasury Department
are considerably disturbed The summary dismissal OF
four chiefs Of Division in the Registers Oce 1t Is ex
pected. will DO followed by clean sweep of chiefs OF
division throughout the entire department. To-day tho
chief OF each Bureau received circular from the Score
ary OF the Treasury requiring him 20 report the
OF each clerk Ia his Bureau who Is stenOgrapher, the
amount OF salary, and whether not he is employed
IN doing stcnographo work I ia surmised that the b
Ject OF the circular TO obtain information which VIII
enable the Secretary dismiss all clerks who Re-
puboans and who detailed to do work,
aud TO fill their places with Democrats who are stenog-
raphers, IL being held that stenOgraphers may be APP
pointed without reference TO the Civil Service law
Within the last few weeks several stenographers have
been appointed. two three OF them To places arb
trarily created for their benefit.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

q v..ot ,o see Mr. Evarts and came back Seward
20 saw that Mr. Evnrts wac friendly 60 sewaru.
man. OF ri and so.nc others were friendly 10 seward
his and that together and concluded tnat Se%ara
Pnds Pd good chance OF the nomination athough theio
are q host OF names In the nem;
How about tho Democratet ,,.,-, ao,oa,.os
nTSat is Mr. Hills nomination. brooklyn aeesa1es
sorH
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
THE RE4FHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATION

WAsHINGTON. Sept. 15.-F0r New-England
and tho Middle Atlantic States. slightly cooler, fair
wcathor, south TO west Winds higher barometer.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
sai, Phnmsey. SIS Broadway.

IN, d,s:m 'h ths bome.ra variation. this city By t.nh.
preceding udu Tic sm ine the o.ciaons
b. the during hours Toe brok dotted line
th- rial indicated HaA
nal o pha maey, SIS Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
5petial Notltes.
Parguct Floors.

william HIM NNAN q Co..
o93 5TI.AvE, BETWEEN 3OTH AND 3,sT SIS
FLOOR COVERING SUITABLE FOR EVERY CLASS
OF ROOM
CHEAP FLOORS FOR OFFICES KITCHENS AND
STORES.
DURABLE, HEALTHY AND CLEAHLY, FoR CHAM.
BERS ASD DISiNG.R0oN5.
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE FOR LIBRARIEi
PARLORs AND DRAwINGR0oMs.
Have connection with any other house in the city Our
floors made by entirely which enables US
better and cheaper article than heretofore produced
o lumber dried by vucanLed process yhca We have
recently erected at great cost We are thus enabled %
guarantee work. IL will you esd
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
TIE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.

lHC ntpubiitth SDuhtf N'hii'''N' i'f''
Ing met In the hall of Grand Opera House. approved
the minutes of the three previous meengs and adopted
a resolution. offered by SOlOn Smith, thar tie bNccu
live Committee have power 10 ISSUE call Tor primaries
10 elect delegates 10 the various local conventions.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
pcl.ileal Nc Tres.
Republican Primary Eieclions.

The enrolled REPUBLICAN electors OF the several Assembly
Districts will meet ON FIX DAY the oth day of September
lSS5 for the purpose OF eecng delegates and aeruaes 10
the Republican -ta,e Convention TO DO acid sarato
Springs Tuesday september ~ lSs5 ut O'Clock
to noinate can0sIe ior state Oncers to be sup2oc az
the ensuing lection.
The places a " och the elections Id IN the So Fe,d
Assembly the OF deiesaes
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

was domestic trouble He had been married only i've
weeks At st. Cafherine's Hospital, whittier be was
taken, he is not expected TO live.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

A NEWLY HARRIED MAN 6HUUIS HIHSELF.
George Weber, age ffty-One, of No. POI
Throopavo.. Brooklyn. attempted suicide by shooting
himself In tho head breast last evening The cause
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
MIR prrxEDs RESIDENCE IN TIE STATE.

Congressman West was told yesterday that
report Is In circulation that W. Drexc has not been
resident and this for five years and is
consequently ineligible for Governor lie Immediately
scut this dispatch:
NEW YORK. Sept. l5 1885.
J. W. Dr. xEI. Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
How long have you voted IN this Siaef Important
Answer GEORGE Ii. WEST.
In a little time this answer was received;
sAIAToGA SPRINGS Sept. Is. 1885.
GEoRon IT, WEST. Fifth Avenue Hotel, n. \. cry.
For fifteen years. j. W. DkEAEI-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL oB5ERvATToN3

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7 III 80! fltat u VI .I ~, ~I A Is..4
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New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

embarkation at Porto Fsrraio. He was honored with
medals aud other distinctions.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

FRIENDS OF EDWARD COOPER GRATIFIED.
The friends of ex-Mayor Edward Cooper are
rather jubant uptown political resorts over tho re.
ported results OF the selection OF 80 delegates In county
conventions In different parts of the State. They say
that the scheme OF Governor I'LL and his fonds has
been " send delegates from many counties
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
Al Garnet Cleaning.

VNIY VIttt I.lOf I,IUluWay anu DIH
IA. N squire ~ sons, Jewellers. 81 Fulson--t.,
Dl imOnd Ear itings matched. all sizes.
Watches make s4O slJO Sterling sycrware 60
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

AIMSSeptember at the residence of Mrs.
Mary G. Marshall Louisa widow VI the late John L. Aims,
and f0rmerly Of this city.
Future intermeDt at W0odlawD.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-05
IDENTIFIED BY A PHOTOGRAPH,
1t was His SweethearEs and I'VE Car
ried it la His Inner Vest Pocket.

A young man, supposed to be IN the
employ of railroad company, from
the fact that brakeman's badge was
found on his clothing, died suddenly
at Kansas City, about five weeks ago.
The only article IN his possession was
the photograph of a young lady. The
picture was found in the Inside pocket
Of his vest. His death was supposed
to have been q case of suicide, al
though the corcner's inquest failed to
establish the fact. No evidence was
adduced touching the identity of the
man, who was described in the report
as ste the jury unknown" His body
was embalmed and held set aa unser-
taking establishment for ideatifca-
ton,
J. D. King, a pestoffce Inspector of
Chicago, was at Kansas City during
the time. He happened to visit the
undertaker's establishment where the
unknown body was held, and while
there saw the photograph found on
toe corpse. He recognized it as the
picture of a young lady resident of 81
small town in Wisconsin. the affianc
ed wife of Frank G.. Martia, the alb
sconding assistant postmaster at
Pierre, D. T. The body was identified
as that Of Martin, who had disappear
ed from Pierre in JanHary, 1884, and
had taken with him 81, 800 of the office
money. Ne trace OF him was ever
discovered. 1t is supposed that after
securing the money he travelled until
his funds were exhausted and then
secured work GA q railroad running
into Kansas City.
Martin was the son of the Rev.
John Martha. of Helena, Neb.. and
was formerly employed in the First
National bank at Beaver Dam. Wis.
After securing a position Ia the Pierre
postoffice he became addicted to drink
and likewise INDUCED in numerous
gambling games fer high stakes. HIS
losses at the gaming table induced
him to appropriate the Office funds to
his own use, and fearing detection he
took flight.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-05
A School Teachers Apple alton Re
jected.
Oil City BLIZZARD.


An OIL City young man, who hadn't
any money to speak of nor to purchase
edibles, concluded he would teach
school. He applied to the county
superintendent for a certificate. That
individual proceeded to examine him.
''Do you understand the rudiments?"
asked the superintendent.
81 do, replied the young man, with
the mental reservation not added to
relieve his conscience.
How about GRAMMAR"
''Tm off," answered the would be
wielder of the rod.
'Do you parse?"
81 want to-"
"Want to what?"
"Want to parse this examination, :"
replied the applicant.
You don't understand me-" ex.
planned the superintendent. II asked
If you parsed"
''Oh, I tumble. Yes, always parse
when don't have good hand, unless
[ play it for a euchre."
He was then given a certificate to
play first base in the Franklin ball
club next season.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-05
Barby violently rang the bell in the

Barby violently rang the bell in the
breakfast room.
The servant who attended the sum
mons he desired would inform Julie
that he had been waiting full half an
hour for her mistress; a quarter of an
hour again elapsed and the gentleman
again rang.
Send Julie to mer'
Julie slowly appeared.
Julie, where is your mistress."
Mistress has gone out SIR"
Gone out, SIR" echoed Barby.
"Gone out so early?"
Eyes, sir; they've been gone this
hour and more"
''They! Who's they2"
Mistress and Martin" said Julie
meekly.
Mistress and Martin" roared the
old man, Fire and furies, What,
your intended husbands"
my intended husband No, sir,
how can you imagine anything SO
absurd2'
"Why, didn't you confess"
81, sir; nc, sir. You only made me
blush by your observation.
THAT fellow is villain after ALL
In moment Barby summoned the
whole establishment, dispatching
them In all directions to go the round
of all the churches in the metropolis.
He had a screwed notion of what had
occurred; but they were spared further
trouble by carriage stopping at the
door, and presently Martin and the
late Mile Winters stood in his Injured
presence.
Bat, strange to say, Martin was an
altered man. He no longer wore 8
servants dress; the hideous patches
has disappeared frem his face, and he
was in all respects the perfect gentle
man.
Barby gave vent to his rage, and
when his emotions had subsidized the
ci-divant Martin Informed hin that
when he found out that he had deter
mined upon setting lis face against
all his wards suitors he had adopted
the disguise and served in the capacity
of a mental for the sake of her he
loved, and proved to Mr.. Barby's full
satisfaction that his character and
fortune entitled him TO the lady's
hand.
Barby was COMPOUNDED, but know
ing that what had been done could
not be .undone, he shook hands with
his ward and her husband, and con.
tented himself with exclaiming:
what a fool j was that | should
have believed it to have been Kiss
in Mistake"