HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Sentinel, 1880-08-27, Page 2•
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In Clover.
-Lovely slimly, summer day,
ln ahainnioekswinging,
, Sim -Ns aVt's brightly tht,litug near.
Happy birds ii -siting,
Hum of pipe Mal hum of bee,
Whir of insects blending
rna tiream!;synipliony,
lings of smoto,
On tho air to break and taa-o,
Greeli boughs arching over,
Fragrance borne on every 1._ reez.e--
Isn't he in elover
Flower -dotted grass lioneatl.,
Blue sky o'er him
Pretty girl on either side
Pleasantly beguilieg-
Ono NVithian aI1J.IuL1v \OR ht)
With the \sings are
Of the gorgeous
Gayly- intim' them ilyini%
One with book from \vhit 1:e reads
Song of maid and 1ovi4.
In a voice of 'melody -
Isn't he iu clover?
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A SWEET it7.ke!1.1.D
Well, siuce you mention it yourself
IIal, I will confess that l'awas Surprised t
, find you engaged to Miss Brookfield,' sai
Ned Chester to his life-long 'chum, lltt
Elpeenaorf (tiro. two young men wer
leisurely strolling through Maple avenue
for when I went. abroad you were mos
emphatically denouncing the heartlessnes
and selfishness and extravagance and.m f'e
other amiable characteristics -according t
your way of thinking at thetime--,of soeiet
. girls, and' apparently sincere iu your aete
inination to remain a bachelor rather tha
Marry one of thern....And-your letters lox
given no hint of a change hi your sent
. Anente. - Quite the contrary. . Your las
' - UV:the:bye, was :Most p'erpIexing. No w
-man's letter -could haveboeiernore I
ity°4 suadenly jumped: front the Clause
:Mine•to.' a sweet wild. rose,' of whoin yo
had proviPuaiy told menothinga..
:Member -aright; the -sentence: it-Areal:min
her.read thus: And tile .thidends. thi
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year- ari!
intich---larger than this aweetawil
• rose that IhaVe foundiiithis lonely plae
- and ane almostpersuaded to court ,an
Marry, after .the Manner- of Teinivsen'
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.1aridSeatte-Paiuter.1 ' -7
•- EIraeudorf threw : away .his aelgarett
leaked thoughtfully -into.Space a -anon -len
droppgainte a still_slowee.,Walk and aske(
• Should:you-like:to hear all about
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fellow?' - •" -
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-**"- Of course 1' Should replied •'Clieste
'Lives there a man with soul- se deadivli
_ever to himself hzLth-
forest in sweet os'es And; besid
that, haVera r_been the 6°141a:flit-of a
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your, loveaeriffairs. since You- Were 12 an
arnitten . with ather pretty girli
Iconfec:tianery:,,a'"Pitiive 'ahead; I:
- all:Eaten:49-m' -
• ": •_Y,s_viiti_arcularkea a feArmai:tient§ tia*
begaahlinenderf„ just before you creas
' the briny-Z.:I-bee:true diSgusted. with :fas1
jot:table- young lealiesaiu -.general, awl-, as y
- did not remitek- for fear- of1turting my fee
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sings; With Warta Brookfield* particuitt
.1tWas _rather. hard on a Ionia -raid . Sort
fellow, Who w As asful-0.poons:
-• he told by tha.t.girl that his forffitte "pe
Siderably • enhaiiced his_ attraCti.ons
bar eydea.: and :Viet for her; -part ,s1
thought love in a:cottage ou leaa than 'ft\
, 110i1Sana it,:ye-al:,h).1.1St-lje.: the : drearieit-
• existenes. We..quarrellear. as" ,.you Imre
Undpartea.„ She Went; shortly after;
aNeWport, and I-, filled -With `scorn of_ .ma
-aing marninas and fortinie-httatiug. aa,pio
-tors, donned a blue flannelasitit and.coar
.brnadabrittunedhat,I.andacarrying with
small:: valise, stated or any -Where -a -an
;Where:out of the_Werlit.- ./
.-tAtnaon `pf my second.' da 's -travel til
train stopped at a quiet,.. -tree-en:the:Were
• tratatignaana following :the itapulseof t
. moment',1 jumped off,- and Stritele into
lonbiy Shady read, resolving to keep On; e
foot. until FateShould say, 'Thus far-, an
ito farfher.'' Ned, that. kcia:a..Fas•Certainl
the loitelleseread Teter, saw. :Not a :pe
= Son did 'meet; not a heusedicl, Isee, in a
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hour's brisk tramp'. But f trodged.On ; axi
the:mare. Eualora'S beauty: :and. grace -:fl
ted before- : - the more -; her -Sive
Voice; rang-- but in...the-Song-al the biraS-,..
riloreany: heart 3-Cained for her: Sntilea: ft
more:I.-was determioed-rte.-prit miles .1)
.tWeen us.'I:Aro:4(1,4ot bentarriea...far • ra
fortune. 1 would be 16A-ed.:for. myself,.
not at ill. And growing*striniger iia redctl-
tion itt every step, I stuldenly, found "ria
• s.elf in front of a- sneall
artlembereda instantly that Etidora. had'
'Ailk_arese Of We same_ shacle. Ofagreyaa:ali
-goVered with •weadltirieret atia •-rose - -vine
- thatstOod. juat at, the entrance. of a den
Waod, where grewoaks; ,-maples, . willow
:elder bushed, • blackberry a an
s heaven Only knows bow many -ether-thin
tea.therew th6Non-a4 and the. bird
cow with a- young:acalf besidte-her:av
ilia itt. afield optiosite, and. a brook • -
klieg: in the swislaioe, a short diatan
n,the;:pereli ofthis gottage sat=a thi
ea woman, sewing. . To her, hati
'aVarice(1.1 and - hurdbly -preferred.
a -drink ,of- water. -.And sit
hospitable quidknesa; bade
t she left While she went 0'4
" the chair, -"for -1 W
4 ihon eheretarned with, it gla
and • a glass -of milk. 1 dra
-:at &lee, pf b t
• econversation about the weath
ued--"aaria had riSeri to depart.,Wh.
tiest bine and gold 'Ttltat
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•_ - cane trippipg tip the garde
a pail of vritcr ni each . hand.
Witt], roge to .-iitYself; and
tFn4n again, convinced by a-aingle:gIanee
4hat, lovely face. and -form: that this cotta
..-Tivas,Fate'e 'No farther.' • . -
Aceordingly,.I told- pay hostess that
tia-at:.pogr story-Writer.:(you
t thatwas no lie, for all the a editers.
fahna,avctitostit eid re? rdaml_geriP
Tr,,le-nting,) with a book
fenzae. P Aces en- the .wor
er beau -ultra
seelneriLa 1.65-b quiet ho
, , , - best, anal begged her to let-
. . there afetv weeks, protein/1' g to ma
-- .1 daugtiter .ratta a a- nossible:: 'Ava,
went. :again, .andfrom tne
-:-veaces-in thee hall •I knew the s
being". discussed 1-.bsi: the :family.:
ina manients• a' shrewd.looki
old: man appleared„: looked tit ine. :shar
ly, and asked brusquely, you !ford
pay four,dellais it we.ek toldhine
, -thought I could, and he_ Seized:: iffy Nall
"-and:carried it into. the cottage,- Ifollotrin
•-rtiveatz Old, chap, -it Was a lovely spot and
inistake.a.EArerteatriorning the birds awake
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ed me with tbeir songs and they were
jearless, ne-vte haring learned how .cru
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w and perched upou the frame of the old-
wil CANDAHAR BESIEGED
en can be, that they flew in at my
• my nose and crossed. my. eyes) -e -and , A Contintatun* Vire Kept up ota' Both
Sides Iftemertion4 front 21.vorb' -
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°king glass -such a rum old glass (crook -
etched ine dress ; and fragrance enough . - : ' 4
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Foreem-An Attivek by the Triltestlien
pm the rose Vines floated into that. attic
21 ceratacei-Euraecara 04:ccea-tra ata,aitu
°in in ene day tahave perfumed Eudora's
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endkerchiefs for a whole year. ' 1 li.han'rt Army._ , - '
'As for Alice -the sweet. Wild rose -no ; LoNeeN, Artg. 10.-ak. military correspon-
et ever dreameti of maid more beautiful. t dent says': It seems possible that General
urge innocent dark blue eyes, with hushes i Phayre Will not relieve Candahur, owing to
long that they cast it faint shadow °niter I the deficiency in transpottation facilities.
undea cheeks ; mouth, nose, chin, ears, 1 The haises to the British by the battle Of
ands, feet, simply perfection ; and avoice, i 27th July are positively placed at 21 ofii-
A as musical as Eudora's, it is true, but cers, 300 European, :and WO natives killed
ith a childish ring and sweetness ; and or missing, and five officers and taf men
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ten she spoke, which was seldom, it was wounded. .
ith it pretty modest hesitaucy that made In the House of Commons this afternoo-
u long to catch her iu your arms and the illarquis of Hartington, Secretary of
ss the words from her full red. lips. I State for Iedia, stated that a- letter had
a 'only ,seen her three times. when I was reached Clotanan-Chold, from Khelat-i-
adly in love with her, and . thought the Ghilzai dated the 12th, saying the country
lain calico gowns site wore the prettiest is quiet; andthat the - fort is abundantly
Wits in the world. Her father and supplied, and will be able to assist in sup-
other- watched us, closely', but that .blessed PI.Ying General Roberts. *
s I thought _then) ' droughthad set- in A despatch from Qrtettalt says: native
week Or so before my arrival, and reports are $o unanimous as to the presence
, two or • threes - weeks more our rain of three Etiropetin officers. with A.youb:
titer cask -we hatin't attained to the filial' that there can be little doubt they
gnity of a cistern-was.iemptv, and our are true. A letter from Candahar.dated
ell ran low; and much water had to be Aug. llth reports that; the defences are
rought from the brook; and of. course I complete.Ayoub ' Kh-m
an . is three iles
•'wi
'piped- the Sweet ld . base* to carry from; tlie city. Ile lots 37 guns Data 2,mo
ails, and. (again, as I thought then) the cavalry. It . is said -the Ileratis have de-
-bok was a.blessed quarter of a mile from: serted Ayoub CM, ingl to atiseensions among
ie house ; , and one day, after traVersing them. .
is quarter of a ,mile . With the =pails. and; . X-desPateh II om the ' Marquis Of. Ripon
onnie Alice, I wrote you a' very: lone- let_ to the Vy.rar Ofilee says,that tieW$ ; bad been
r; hi which; among many othCrthings. received at 'Caleutta from Caudahar dated
• reviewed my -Etaloraa.experience, . and the llth; ana at that time 11.11 NVai4 well,.
la yen of theltreagure I had found in the Ayoub . Khan - Was : their in -front ef . the
httageby flip weed,. _AndaefeW days after .bitY-_. t1,0 ' engaged. he - throwieg..up..
ostineathia letter I Asked .the sw,ee,t Vim- earthworks,l..-butliad . made . no other.
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se to : be . iny _wife.. = - $lie : raised'thoSe :(leinenstratle.h„.. :It - Was . estimated that
Prieuq, innocent bine' 'eves -to MY face:for :he -litud.,-• With .:hint - . thirty-iive a pieces
n instant, mid:- theit ha .thein ''n1J011. :nia' 'a--'' atifit0rY ", '''ii.i,c.i.: :1:0,-600 .1:14101,:.-..--incluit,"
reast, "while :- she ;1 ..irliisPerec. the._ .sliy. ingeaVairy,:rinfaittry,::atia•i-bis..,Gliijz4a1--
.a.r1ing--.-4 :7,- ::'_.-...i.,.. .=:. -_:..,L.:I-_,:: jr:L;;. ._____i . - :_i, '. . uog..: . '.Pliis foro is ninelt" :met:11er than. the
'-".Don't iisktather .And :Mother. just yet, One with 'win -eh fie.fittaelled.:Gen: Ettriew-e-a,
-Ail I edam:ed. to the. thaineht .1-tirsalf. a It ' and itisaseantediacatisklerable portioe ' f'
ems' So very'stFranger -: -- -_. ....' . •- .. .i :. his -arinylaiS . :deserted hint. , Th ea relief •
" And, -are. yott surd: yen, rlorenie.:,?.And .colUnni,frOnt Cabal is rePertea: to be ' ite.W-
iihyou. be .willing: to We.ailealieelaiwnS -encatripedat Jagdellaklor ret and :forage..
oa ti-y-eio -a little cottage alls'YOUr- life 2.! Xe.serioua..apprehen_Sionsa are ."entertaiiied
id 1. . :,- . .- j. - .. - -- a , - . ai.-: . • 1:- - -a -, 'elan assaUltaththe defendes 'of Caii(faitir
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' Try me,' : :She ' replied -•with: ' eiewirei liavebeengreatly"strenothenea iinei,elidi. it.
'eel:Sand an "areh smile. . .".• . .a :is beltey'ea hold- out. easayeautd,:the arrival
::`..NOW'iatiri'l reallyalavedr`rs.ga -I" to the .of-reinfOrcements.- -It is net 10.otibted that
ird$,Iiet-niorniegHlothaying-yon, Nea, Ayealh is -operating tinder tho. advice and.
made contiaants . :of the.*•andalike,yoii, with the assistance of .li.,uropean: officers-. a
eynever.lietrity:ednieia."Itis Thid-EhhOu.,-:: -::--11.:fle.V.44:11.::freni-,:iCiacntita-. Kt:ysr:G-enoral:
orf -.Wii*-14e.lieart-Gr.:Aliee," not . his :for- aSteAvarts-forceearrii`ed itt Sehbahaanathe
ileHnO sighing_ for : gems ": and. " gold, 110 no :-.C.Inizai ,-catint'aV, yesterd.aY,:: ami e -y. -met
nging_ for silks and -Yelyets-aand satins, with n6toppesitiona-7-. An iiimartal member--
-neare ,thiS:,.siinple. country = rnaidaa. She is Of eampfollaAvere Sc..yell 0:en..Stewitit'SfOrce..
ren Unaware' b1 her awn ientrvellota or -ea to.30 000 -men With 20000 camels ' -
idabeauty, and she is also unaware, it can : It 'is remorea/that. Ayoub 'ilea:ft./lumber
•- et..,,be,...dienieda of '-inaitY :.of. ',the': rules • Of :Of .Ilitglisli. ()Meet's uoW-helill:-...a.S.teriseliersa
raiMpar plia :proh:iii-iciaiion-._:-- Butthese .whe-Weraceptimeaailiallie,aiseStroil$144it
can saontcaelt lteri: Heityenbless hat !'.And with ". ' General; 1:1Prraa-c-i*: , ..-A . Caaidahar'
1.641. thought what • delialit it would- be t :a:es:nate-1i lof the -11th- saVa 'Coh --St "Joh ii ' hit,:e
e. those guileless. Vine- eyes- open. Wade in written . it /eter,t. to Ayoub Jaltan :asking
le astad and -astonish me lip Alien, .1.. after . "IVIletheritlierePort ','is.'. tine -that . he ' hoVIS
tieing lierparenta'_ :cOnsent to-aopr 'mare _sopt4:BlitWi.,,Otliqen_capittire.E1,'itit Kush.,
00, I plaead ..-a diationd rifig'atpea the : -.A .-deapately: :'froin 'Quettan says that ' a
Ittle-thand: ' . -Audi' madamprii,t,nina to: largo ratantW Of :.7trilieli;rilfill' .fi:tt-ii.c1:6(1. our
te,rt few -the -nearest:city immediately'an: a- troopeat Ketelt hist nigl,tt.. -:The-gzerrison Of
``fainthe: rhea - .:',..''' : - .1--. . -- a- "" -a. :W0. natire --infantry - behare-d-eAvith the
..S-0,:.pletidiinig :Urgent .bitainess•tim.e. de..iat:_treates'iisfrdailirdSkz...• - ' The „eireinAa W6
pg.,..as,_ ebona.ae • breakfast- ikaS-..0-rer.-11-fiitat: :1,-0,5cd-ial.l.a teft 80.:(160,..- 'Lie' AYI-raine; .eut.
er.geedbye:for a...' day- or two. .:=. .... a a :: : -7 nista nitere. -ile tails :-,:iif the, ..fepolSe: of 'the.
'Oha ' if yob. _ should. l'neVer-'cbine -: back!' a -Mal i ties at lietoli were .recei red: 7 Nitheuell
asobbea, plitiging around thy ii.:ii,:._ - , 1,1th aeleat. ef . theatribeenicee appears:to lay
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, "'Ilia I: will, dearest,' "-I said, utdOoaing .cOmpleteareinforeeinents haye been Sept h-
er lovely arms--and•kiaaing the tears :front e'-',St.-71'1:Irtherfattacke are "Anadea"e :The tees,
or .eves. - : , IrShailbebeekaoein-befere you seneers:- from Cren,.'Pliavie - to Canattlar-
ayetime to Amiss Inc.' --:,And, I- Was ;'"for 1 have,,returnea--as..the3awere.iniable to .eliter
ad Ort1A; gone -a. a:Dile or" two 'When I :ilia-. the City, :.'The Siege. ,bas-: noW:cOmineneed
oVered I luta-left: my- pechetbook. ;Warta, tnearneata- -,A. heavy audepe tit:mous. lire is_
d.:.fttl1 of ..anger ;.agaitiSt'•anySelf 'fi-ept.-111) 'bit: :Nth
s dos Aoub Id til 1S
-rele.ssiteas=1 haStetied bitek,. As I neared ..attaekingro to fa,ces oi tlie eity."." A hi:tte
1e:cottage I:heard:land VOisQ0S-t1je 'yo-ioeg ".-ntileher_•,ef Mqk
:11gp.,..•1)trideOk.;. MY prOspectiVe inother t -1‘611(.41-e.8 1-t°'.41J: O3
-law, and, could itbe? yes, it :was: dcnythau thC- Ileratis haVeaeacatea
eat aftja taaaaa • , : 7 hba" 1 '
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reeelar. %Mess:- and T. „CIOTiq.
uOW what to -Ray. ta,Bill
tlebA,6k from '80:a,!"the.:.el4er,...10y..•.-wal
the r uffsbff. the house.
replied: I'll. hull& A . - 9i LIL44-! 21.4:341•"*- •
better lianseL4tearer to folks;;' • -for -I'M: "a:Chief" Inspector: -Bolster jitts "" been over--
are
'fever ..Want :to cent° back -to this ..11-atilingthe:Areiglits,anda_Meastiree of -the:
nely' heleagaingtef I anst. leaveit!. Toronto, and with.apaeffeetthat..
.s'pese.;this mali ShOolde,:f ishoWs.: therei as, great :neee,aSity.. for - the
ra.11_7!:-; -,per$fsted•-• the „prudent step to betaken,. = Goiumeneiiwat Bathurst
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anuria. - ' Streeti-,bepreCataled;eaStWara'alang" QUeeti.
9' lie's,' as tiCh as Sarecelina,''ansWei'ga street, and -thence' along Yonge ith far hs
e daughterin anything. but a SWeetVoiee the'fire hill uid dorjpg his trip he
,bow:.:areadf-41.....theagraniMar and Under his footnotleSS than .-three.hitedied-
. totiniebiati64.-setinded-." in:- it :r.. ank:otirkied- 0oitr.4.a;t1 i.
'd give up Bill if 1:Ayain't-atire of -it?: ",Ife: -to his otiice itt Order to:atiSe. thein..as :avi-
tit' a loiwrionatiitile to Seine- friend of hie • donee tioainst Certain : partiee, "Whom be:
!Tie -day, and lie kiet a piece, a.od, _Ironed Intintde to before the' police_
-:. --" a 6171itt.within •a i'ew days. Mr. Bol -ter
The Page OM:le-at ending with the Clause :devefied'his. attciitien principally- dealers
Atinea. atia.afeesily=, ib:Oginniagaieith... the in -• . ..thilkand-water,.. 'taking:
Weet, wild rase:. interrupted: :Cheater:, : "....41..anfeecaSiatia1 greeer ae:a kind of'-diYara"
4.J.:11St• friend.. ."l3nt, to sion,..M.bader .toarelieye-rthe -jr: Or
O bit Withatheaconeersatien, ,the Chalk
olcIlketenfesel- deliberately, listened: ..•`. 1 :tina v:itte.r; Men Was varied,:and in several
°Med it; he ;..never _Miseedit,: cases brought 1 nil iuto.' contact With'..theSe,
aidathea-simple,"-.Cpuntr:ya"maidea.• "SOMe" ..,wher7 were ,- be
ashliable;girl, Wanted' him for .liis f ofttiee,m' bringing Orr to their- mil'.rid be, got- read, and elea:red au taandAv by re re -hiding tliein at the stubborn :fact!. Of
elm& tjll .11e-foutia-: Me, :A swoet-Wliarose,": :the eNistep-Ce of fatiaet ef.Parliainent-whielr'
e oaf's' Me,- and he ain't ..erafer out, neither.': -preotidea: for buying themiincd insurns
.4.'"'Yititi'd better-jet-your...paint...a-dr° *abentvarying cram:, lite-AeJiftydollars, and- as:
hit some 'before- you promise tc Marry; title' bit Of information toPh -the- -'crearri:" off
ihn,'",adviSed AIrsaBurilock:i,T •of .iliegal
'Rubbish -rz -exclairood.- the .r00: nrcasi;ics- Of:Went-di& not .atfoilipt
°het szioopintrottnd might Sped .everythi
knOW-he's a -rot Iots of 'Money, air.1" I.: bet
'e_7sgone off t biy me smetbing- elegant
ow. Calico gowhp, iudeecl! Ill wear
ilk everyday of my life. But come along,
a-`,..ltt'sr.ge(up
atehei :unlocked, and We,:.egnartunmage
hro.ugliitar: - :
'7NO;behaS4V-Saidi;:ootoiogfotwar4i:
but don't; let. that ,..prevent -S: yam': enjoying
'itra.elYea,:dadieS;:i hero is:the keyeat your
et:vice.' "'"'" "
4" -With' a Shrill seream, the sweet.. rose
.I:feachea iuy,ropira'under the .eaves
• three. Wilde, gathered tpeether rnv
S POUTI NG Now ES.
Bortzemter IC:tees-1'1w Faftte^t Time. on
- Record It eaten- Briltinut Trotting by
SI. Julien and Maud rt.
Rocru:saant DRIVING Rona Aug. 12. --The
greatest day's sport in the. history cf the
Rochester Driving Park is just concladcd.
The anianincement that St. Julien and
Maud S. would each be trotted, the former
to beat his own best trotting record of 2.12./
the 1.1. ungarian band played. In oee of the
and the latter to beat this and Sleepy '1:wit's
large rowing rooms' bonbons and photo-
graphs:Were sold, and in the ;other refresh-
inentfOi In the garden:Lady Lonsdale and
••••?•,,,1110••••Famrme
. EtiGI.V412 BEAUTIEN.
A Brilliant Etthibition at a Boyatly
Patronized Bazaar.
Both the Prince and Princess of Wales
were present at the bazaar given at Ken-
sington House in aid of the fund for the
ralativ7es of those drowned in the Atalanta.
The idea was due to Lord Henry Lennox,
and Aylie very well carried out. In one
wing there was a, cancert and in the other
best p1icing record of 2.12,1, was elm -ugh to
attract a, multitude of spectators, v:ho went
in throegs to :Le track. There were .a,000
4- ,.' rs. I4ngtry,liad. .a, tent, where tliey sold
people presc.aitto witness the grand event l'a
Of the (lay. . .
t badminton ,.' and champaone ; and flower
. women; flower girls and° flower children
*.;o (-1_,Abs- runi-.E.:ii',1,f,00, Divioi-m.
pervaded both the house and the gardens,
Parana, 54 ,21. 31 ,21
.offering roses to all comers. Mrs. "Wheeler
EliWili Thorn_ '
Hector 1 5 4 4 was vated the best saleswoman in. the re --
•3 '3 `-':. 3 freslirriPut-room and the Princess Mary in
Orange B.0,150141 2 '1 5 5 the boOon-room. In both the rooms the
Hontatieny, Josh 1:-.11log:,, Centel:1a, Lohr ir mid
sellingladies' - names -were put up over
aisittet were tin er.
where khey were supposed to sell, but as -
- 'retie:-'2.eactle:0-, 2.21?,, 2.21!-.
they dkdinot keep to their places it was
fatetaroil-aera-i•teese :.."-tax-'-) viviDED,
ri -Di eolil Yl ti i - - -1 1 2 -13 2 Were lavished upon the wrong ladies. It
a a i i 1 ainusi0 to listen to the:criticisms which
•Was sutirest d to one of the fashionable '
...rrinkett mai bt. Julien v.6reitr: beautida. that she - sluaalltl. allow
- Tiule-,-2.5lis, 2.101, 2.10.1!, 2.W, 222. ,
,i)ne to be introduce1a to her •
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, At 5 e'Cleck St. Julien was driven out 41-'3'
for si1/3ence ; but at this SI1Q' struck, for
upon the track and . put past thee grand
She sa.,i)). she would be ruined in leaving
atand by Owen Ilickok,who is 1.1 part owner
tii. the great trotter and always handles visitingi cards on all v, ho paid their six-
peneetl,:: , The . Priuce and Princess of
him when on the turf. Prolonged -applause
antl loud cheers:rent the air as. St. Julien Willesaaespecially the latter, were most out-
rageoti9y mobbed., One old Military buck
wad trotted Arent -id to get heated for the
Stood •-tib on .a. ricketty chair to have a good,
-effdrt of-his:life. •Iie went down past the
the princees, and her body guard .
juclges':stana several titnee before Hickok stP-re at
of •Sailifts wile really a necessity in order &-
nodded to .tlie judges to give the.. 'word.
gtatior,illinirrtediately opposite.1--trsoo.kLuapog,btrcyr
Then he darted around the track without ice0P tie Paolk off. AS 'for"
a running mate or anything else than-. his there )1.13 One old ',lady who
'the 'Jersey • .
clri \-er to 'iurge hini,liutiking liiS first quarter -
LILY,' andleVelled:a _pair. of oppieelr:ialateosoeiss-
in.,33-1-,.11alf mile h11 07, „third --qullrter ;in
.4-- .4-ervoirouo,li: which she
1,41 4lia niile:in:2."131the fastest trOtting.
Stock te. the i beau y. I t -.8,- good twenty.
eVer., -,,-elotic-,-,:' 'erten' . _ thel Rochester
ti ttCY, I ,. 'Tli-e_ el-O.:id •Cliceiea- -voeifetiitigy- - --1-131116;3,
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Forty;-.4ffintles :later -Bair, of Cincinnati : .
, , a -
drove :out; the li:eitiitiftil-Sik=y,berzelifniare; . ,,, -711P-1*---11-41-17;4.1"1"Pr•4;---:---
.1attet'S. a Deafening 01' PCI', enSued, _ ' Bair -:TlielfFt°ne i ' ' reFis--Yery. glue-rail:Y. unitea- -7
ilnodded to thejtlitees mid ' Mak-41, was :,,,i,Yen - in :-..deffinhici slitheti. . oVeruir ant for 'eXpela.
lik)nr6 tlig -
the Send--Off....Theii!rst time shedarnellawn yit'i.,Ir“ ' ra - - _ 00 , ntry the editer. of "Le --
‘tterestrilletChleer..:,tfrlitiNe;pkr."3::::estitieliebri,:..04nt e'‘,-aeyier.itiliniaugg... .P. r.iinhcro4fle.0.11..t,ti.q...3e. rn..;_-tat.. ii...1*.,.:-._;,#,,we.:.-45.f labor.
ajAeauttk,:,ana'cornplete.d %el; first quarter .aaalu,,?e,Vie pm. ,12,20 to .$17.32 per - month.
in -.32-.4-see..1- 2iniiii 1.05; ".3rd in 1.,38 b-u-na p ge cost 41§ullsigtip7,--a-lo,b)rer in
thile:in.-2:111..04entire " second loWer than 18aleo 74 1: $r A:7 -a mouth, and 7.14 iu at -e7.0;
the.besttrottingtilne.on record, analfalf • t:
Tboli :t•artirtg.netrs that' lapidae Pomeroy '
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second -better: /bait 'the. --lea pacer Ov.et:ti ,i- -_03.4,4t to.0,6&•*e_. iii,,tr. __ou ..b,er igelijos± „ ..
Arept..'•:-..Thewildest.entinisitireti pra:vailed :
2 upon apfstralia has already" heen made
everYb.ody !Ifu-e-i'v the best .tine on recent- :p..,Brie.:iiiir_.T4,_do,te_...4 11.0 ..sitpartii• 1.0.,,iropi .
1-i.ad Made their annoiintefuenta St. Juilien , a all i i_ -.- ' - • . ..,.:} 11-11-
110.d -b0.011. illa,(10 hefet'a the sltime-keeners San IhMiciseo is. th-e 3.0th f ,Ast it,'-elielf
-was brotight. out ' for his .4econa;' heat- Tha.lpresident ;b, f the Colored 7 ' .
, . ..3. . Board Ii St, Lon* has ralYies'.1.1tat 1:0;000
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Mal gat..jaArt-ty in-, 1.1tY6 Shape,: am. trotted-.
third. - in -11.36'1, and : the ruilo in 2.11:1.
.1,01:1,- net -41:94,4 , nj. -ernikrato frainUiesissippir-,apd -
tonit4. ma - doring iThe 1.1eNt q two inontbsta,
the first.ifearfer. in; 3.1.:'i, -See°nd .41
tam4say F taa-a-taire„mg-ta_ay:_a_a_aud in laer ' and .1, _arrive at Bt. Louis en rotate: to
a . :
ffrst. heitt.-1 The clic it of the_oi.o.cifie.:' -.Kansa i ifd. other northern gtates.,-:., • • • •
.i.. . - ' 4 - " •
tint.e. we're Streegly ;mingled _with. dissatis- . 1...loii.1:. idea of the _activity of the -English .
f-tiction; fornot :a :Single -expert tiMe,, teePer . Liberfi,:ti/bit Seciety- may he' bbtain:etl -frornt
-other titan -those in the juclge'Sstand :Made- the farA.fliat in the past three years it has '
St, JUlten'SitiMa lesSitlitin T2',112/..: Theaoilia •issoPC, , 7,000 000 I publicd,tione and. hela.
t
cialrecord_4adtpl-tzpid,itzid,'4chlior'oe had:.2,0130,ke tinge, - T:116 expendes- ineorred:in /t :
new. a suPcial:purse of $.2:,000 offered. to, Six y - - amounttb .oyer --100,00f).. - The
ae. beent hi',6-xistencie . thirty-six' a
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Cataluna
hangings., .left some bank bill; on-theIahle,
naffed foe. -
And I ani to % inarrSr !Eudora: I3rOCkteld
month frone
tAltoofia fat
he assailant, he says, -was: a -01:4W,atilii%
ith.iiinnende jatvs... Ile -struggled frantia
ally and getaway,: but not until 11.
each. :Stone di Cincinnati' refused to
-perinit the marc to be speeded agaim.while
1Iiclo;k took the -same position. Mand S..
Was trotted againabtrt her
seetind time in 2.26.'1, and it.sleXcused from
heat, While St: .third heat
Wastrotfddlin--24.):111, :Ilaudderne testimen::
.Satiet: .
-yearsof .
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.- Mra; i s, immigra ioraagen aaa. t awa,
'VT- • ' ' f*: : t .tip t
. ills Ri-4':wvea tl, letter from " the:.seerefary Pt
:the Ig -41.1 society for !promoting- the scrip-
-tnialiithleatien-and relicieui inetructiPnof .
. the I "Olt-speakingi populatiO , stating that .
italSwere priOgOlitOti .to the ,arivers-Of,both. 'Dr..1-::.'11 an has been:prevelit dfroMunder-''-;:
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the King mid: Queen. of . the..-thif, • and. this takiiii'?'AP e advocafiY of the :Society's !objects. •
terinintited;t11°..greateat trotting :a-rents:the iii Cat-fli amid the United;StateS, and that 1..
world 'Oer. known:: ".:- - al ; - ' his pliA aVauldhafilled by the Rev, Jeeeph - -
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MEXICO.' . , •, . . .
. : a - - -; -,, :-. , .. . Natel ts a istartinao para.'obx - possessed
tt.,!..i.aa.Fafila, ,:iart:. the.. :ite4-0-4'7. ,harii-Forther of ino.4 fertile "soil,",- fine -climate, -4.iii6 -ail' .:
n , _
iiik4ifai 1 ' - i Libor, - t .Iii - . 11 -- -
. i reeenee. • ilg,4:1A1Vs I: the New _Pacuiletralt. : ate
: ;T-re-SPti, 'irizana-;- It''ing: -.1...i---.Hv Piiiatte ad:, -th - ticP8P8aIrtoe.-. Oti.le; -Sm.1-jelilill'=e7uri-ittsloa.88. - -
viees.slate that -Oen: Canto' Was routed at -bPr(1.841_-418: filiP°r-t8: all 1 -let bliittPr.a1151- milli;
iilazat-ellani and that_Sitiola is in tbehana.s withl‘fe Wheat land, she _imports all her :
The , ileur. 4witli.iepturtiess natives; strong and '
of Ilereiner, the"..!. ally of .3.Parauez, ,
latter is reParted eptnino fra , shwa...with heart, he leapprta her 'labor • with- coal,..:.
a ni
a Considerable ferCea One. .0 - his lienten- ea:TilYapvtirrkt:ih:ree,:bttestingali.r atus 411 .0 bsek-ri 'ncoal
it :-
ants Brigadier .11-eyes,iitarted.frinii':TticSon :It
toSeffora ;on :the:other side of. Inc boraer - 114,.:',Terle 13a -tar say -e. tba the„walking -
i
he ltd hiq'- lorce.increasea" to -100, awitli Cesttipnel-whieb"will be inest n.faforforthe
which he :/iwen t thathe direction of Mara auttikinis Made Of soft cloth, With a Short
,dalee a. , It, is ritnibred ithat this to 11 V. -as- ..skirt ifile -tea perpenclieularly, and a ,sliert ,
f
,takenr some (.1a,y -AgO" byalinn.: Zacatecus, redinl,,let , resenahling A: rtiatit' . cutuWay
"L'eena JaliSeb, aSinola paid aSenora .-have-eoat,leah . the same cloth, ,l'`ire opening
risen; .aild it is he 'eyed a :geiferaltaking up .form0: by the .1a-evers is flied -*With a •
of arms rs;dirCet _ellen:Oct of Ane linen, plea da and closed '
dent, Gonzales...; "witlifliree-gold htitton$:- :Staodine,eibllar .
a . and dttirlfacravat, . .Inthe.,,side__petkiorais ...a.
S.::136•11): LL.D., wilt, leave oy the lOtle.
inst. 1„pr Quebec. •
her at:#(.1 transporting oxen.
WitlithirtY1 men on days, agb on the .road
.• - I
a against the new presi-
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,C.E.t<ttilUg. JOLf.E. -
Entryittg- tfic -Naatea of Prontineht.Poti--
ticittits a** Iles;dent** ofa. Dimrevacrible
Ntaz YO* .Aue '-13,-Tolin J.- lilurphy--
cripple and one ;of. the Ile gtates 'census
enitnieratote, washelaior. eadniination -to. -
day bYllnited StateSContinissieper Shields.
on a charge of making &it a false and: fieti-:
liens consits 'return in 'Violation of : the
_united Statee._S statutes. _of
119i. Green street, hoteser of 7 -ill -fame; -11e.
'had entered jameg A. Garfield, Obio,boalt-
;keeper.; ; Cheste,r1..A. .Arthur, _ collector- :;"
Eilivarcl.tooper glue -maker-; janies:Conk-
. , _ = _ . _ _
Conk -
ling, notion store- eeper ;."James G-. Blaine,
of Maiii, stock -broker.; - Sand-1ml ..Tilde.m.
money -broker, _aija.:4ewi:q -Sandford; cook'
.The PrisPiter: :says' be was given-thesenames
.further .to .'.bolste+ the offence which by...the:people in the house; -.but/a...the resta
they ltd corrifititted; but .preinisetrateadf-1:dents say they gave him their proper mantes;
fend..e.O. More, On eontlit4nathat the irispeca and thatliorphy intat havealtered tbenta
tore shbuld u°t, bring thein 'before • tbe The penalty.for-thisoffenee- t tie"!
eadia - grOat majority : :.cirse.'S
.civility :shown., to. the
inspector, while iii "several : (Ahem- the 6i-
-f6tideis became furiousrand tbreateped. hin;
with Yeligettecefor having dared toaintere
fere with -their business.- Several -Milk
Artiggend.; Were 'interceptecl . du. the street
/Lila :relieved -of- their nichauredato the: great
chagrin of the 'drivers, _ The inspector
the coursc-of inspeetio4. yesterday
.afternoen.fell..fohl of an able-bodied feieralea
whQ, having belabored .1)im aNSs:dit;lei;11:1, sO6r,.:inegnebgo:litley
Seh'S'ibi° t
hanefereltie withont lade itshour.„ be -
- a .
iindetait(pod, latit flitely enibroiderea..Boots
rrofi.4Nnv,e4-ts..b....e .,_i...i...1,.,._,,,..nd felt__. -hat .11.i..111 aang .
Otrolfriaelsts are IVery popttlar in this city
this fileaeon 1 and .the follo lug. directions -
4- lh - " ' ' . h
reIatrio•- to an01.10: them •hould be le -.
serveir:: If intended for e lining -in oue
r. .
_end Of the :lianartiock. ,$iiiiiiid-be..tiea sity
...full'fileak-fianir the.qgeound, and the7,61.1ier --a. -
end .it gver 4 feet. .4gain=tlie uPper ena. ..e.,
sliOull be' tied wit).i 4, short - Tope, ---sag:.2- feet -
or leapiii :.The other -6;0 maybeti-eawith• -a-
mociAlo ger one; say A...feet. III -this Way ,
the lietd. will be higher than the .feet;tind
the-e,)nig kyi the banal -meek Will :be 'slight
and -g -An le Where .the b.eird is,:aud prinei: .
. 7_ _ ,
,,.,11, .11- tbeIONVei part of. the body,
, a
Ao r place in Faris, - •
Ilatelf.Prou4t," the aother di); -4
tioneiti -darpd, -with profane - hanza to a
liana m 'the -gorse, '.Of the galante goaro. Dut ' -:
.-Barrfoi Fboirt the.. Ring hail- delighted te,--/_-.
-licirtbill, and. was arm boid - enough- to. -offer •
-, it tOtilie highest hldder. -.- iThe corset of,
atia two yearS".imprieennien ...
' Ilinbi..Pa 14 BarryWas in -rather a_dilapidated- : ; .
Condition, -t It is a :epecinien .-eighteenta• ,
cent* cOrset. Stiff, curiabersinue t.iiid - -
; grace -pas. 1The corset 0 to -day_ is by far
A Ititstiinircnve'of-ihre Tjciiboill .Trireff .,
.-. toN1;074,41.1g.':i3.-Ljt .will'he rernem: lierea71',.--)Lreefe'ltky Ilele:cittilll'haonm. ll'inrteis,'.tie:fid1). °Bili:ff'°Ofi:11..1:1.71.,71.:.-....: :
--that towards the' close . of thetriaR'of.the ferne,' said a Contempgrary French wit,
claimant, i.rtlint:cfrton, a -Witneess named , e'est„le corset. . . ,_. . _
'Jean . Lille appeared -• in: hie- 'behalf,- and'
Swot:eta, At astonishing story hi .0-prrobora- . At ieceht meeting of .t14)--towii .councila
'tion Of Ortio's 'claim., GStifying thathe was .9,thf -eag,l,*.t.v(5,11li eillilibr°.r.4h-lipgull'ab-we 74u457iPe°a-e...walt.thlit". :..
one of thesailors on. board ;the Ar.eSei;Whielt
PortlandilL.hi:e 7:14:39i,n, papitt:iii, tow, 6anvio.od,.. an ii(37".1" should'°fielb°t1iSeu5' spIlVielideAreitilliQlla, nilePA.v' g:otiel4e7 '
i6
1 siesikvtan.C.1 ,i7neil,badpielcedibim up froth -
In .1 mil ' 14 -8 . _ .1 '- c'?1:°11Ptidili°r4,44'0°. aPvPIY- P.-1..),13')E°a... ti.44t t'4°._' -
: -t1 el eircumstanee ..-a. i.i.:&1148 tim - • 1
the recogn a 0.10'rialuattot it§., the resoued a. tail ,'='!_.• Pa, the/ time,
.br.ilei:!tnakfnh.e.iilltordeneisitoi.e. dr. jytl' :4;:i _ti ie 1 i ::d .afr g :C7ef .0..r:c:I.eP:erng(i. Tat4ohapeqn:01/2pMi+eties4jaittlnulsowitoll.n,ytottioee7i)11:7iiels:I.o.aonfcfelta\vact::u.'gvahrotitteceler.egii..ratt'switli:7:-.1.:::,.,::-
.ontlif terin. 4? beipi.elied up as it wAitsserted.that the ,funetititiaryivouhl '
. • .i.
easily -44. 1-1-w= wives-
pasSen&er.: ../N.f the conclusion Of hii`i . ' 9?-11-.;114.ilet-theYIRAsk-lbree-a"fOl rd .teifi1 '
nee4q-aia neW voiCe more than new Clotbes: : 1.
.
:'crieitihad a just led his third. bride t Ulf.; :
- altar.
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ELLLAE OF JEA14ifli.-1;11F;-..=
=
stalwart; lative inightfiria difficult to
ber'froM. aftempting.
a ompliiilk.
1--411tco.t'
re .11 ft k both
ine4wilit-rns'aen.a-9 °It illy
by 1 roe woinen
. g _ ti enul;laa"-.; It:-Y-6:ft-i 'ril. la- i iti ei /fetis'e.ti'l r • liablemial 1- negulfaaat:mt' -u:ra.;reet-:
ece-sdary, _. It id thotight :that _an al
aa been se manglOd that aniputatirig ih'ilinilithial- qtiart betih4g
scaped from . a ear. ill iv raikolld accident ' -:---- -- -,•,00.:_eue,.a.,.'.‘5f
197toars. 1 'Zi1P.O.Stito;. ., . -,-ina.r!_€`7:,
Rochesterville;is.
ear the place last spring: -- _ .-, - ; . the peddessor of it 20'-year-ola mare which
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'iYhy is 'lore -like .an Arinstrong gun?... presented him: with a han some lea' last
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eceafse it Advels ttll, ranks. ITilia:, oom i mondol. : This - it -e. the- firsta'cOlt, -ahe has
ifteS t . sentimental with the frivolous). ever had,- .- . . • -
- An cb nge Rays:, - e Very few hens l37 ta '
at the point of death.' Perhavs they would Thi) fay or 'the last minstrel. -A hard-
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:they 'could see the point. t -.- '-. - . -,brgalri--1 . . . .
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