Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1878, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WED LSDAY JULY 3, 1878 and hers erty, restding at Lake Station, Wi in ‘f'l"'lfl with my foik been o 1#ing anch bail renorta of me an you ha of the worl, 4 . 1know there are many who could iy 3 not speck Engllslr, . ne I wlil never reinrn to_you again. You moy | 1t might be that would not care wees it tene. nat bear to h ¥ o cou. dav. The eniy buriness hefore the meeting 0 Khe got & pend npon my word, and think yourself better | Yer. eve; h 3 i o have the broad lizht of day thrown | w. . ninuis, terrtbia "blowing-ap. from her parents. 1 aw | off withoyt me. Mawir Yorxa, Y ch rase, 1hardly think I would | wpon their actions, and many men-about-town | Btuy e Finar ety e, Directors, Aldtars allow any one pereon to faterfere with my private matters. | hardly think it my proper plare to mention thic to yau ar explamn In the least, ns yon did nat Ak rie to explaln, or even speak of it fo me, which you sbonld hase done nndonbtediy bcfnrelnl other porson. Yea may think 1t atrange that [ know, s’ yon requested ma notto mention it to me. Hut do you think & mother would be dotng justice to her own dangh- ter. or evan bo taxing the pirtof a mother, 1o kee xnich oo 1819 a dcceet? Not 1 do nat Ahink so. © don't sce how you coald request anch. But hero a9t 18 [ will leave it, with the exception of one sentence which comca from my heart to-night and which in the trueat of trth, and that n: ke God f1my judes, 1 have done well and meant well rince the morning 1 left yod aianding in_the office. No bettef conld any wir] be than 1 have been within the past three monthe or o, My com- pany, what little [ have, is very melect; Indeed, 1um too prond to mingle or blend with the par- tien who wrote you that letter, or thoir rasem- . 1do not winh to spesk of 1 Any more Jussible, or ever agaln. Hat let me ask you to never mention It 1o me, 1o never send an- ?letter hiere **which you 'mizht possibly re- teive,” 1t duen not have the effect upon me which perhaps you may think 1t _does ‘ou_know m; temper, and muy be my disposition, although bave changed conetderably niuce here. But yon know what | cannot hosr above ail things, and that la & ile told 'on me withont rause. o, [ cannot mland 1It, and yot may rest ssaured that thie party wiil repent deeply. I eonld explain fuily "ta you why 1t wae done. but, & you have often remncked, " it {a not safe to place yonr mind upon paner; that)e, in every casc. I have often told_you that I wan a good girl—very gov —and [ meant every word, And to emphasize the proteatatlun, I have put it duwn hero in_ biack and white, aithough this ink looks to me s if it were green nstead of blsck. But [ conldn't apoil the gnotation, familiaras itis, for the sake of hein accurate &4 tothe color of the Ink. [Borrowe from Hweel.] Iiot let me say that I am greatly " eurprised to think | yon have snswered the leiter, 1wonla never have dreamed of sueh. il say that I am sorey you rld A shorl time prevlous to last Christmas Mamio Sievens was employed by Jones Brotn- ers in the Amerlean Express Buflding to do some copying, which she did very accepta- bly. Whils _there shs made ~“the amc- taintancs of & young man pamed 1arrls, who beecame In{stuarted with ber, not, however, knowing fhit she was mar- ried, " Harrls wrote fome tFtters, and Stevens met himn any told him that*ae must atop that at once, HarnAdH ag requested. It seems that Btevens had dogged him and knew all that had been rulng on. Francls Engert, son of Mek Dr. Engert, whose name Mamle Stevens went tinder at oue Lime, was {n town yesterday but refused to bo Inter- viewed. Stuyvesant Fish and J. O. Welling were tha lucky individuals. This road fs now a branch of the 11Minofs Central, and the mecting yestar- day was tnerely s matter of form to kecp up nfiyl{um organization, as provided for in the cbarter. The Chicago, Burlington & Qu!nc{ Raflrond il run a speclal train ta Anrora Ju iy 4. Thie train wiit Jeave the Concral Depot af 9 &. m., and, returning, will leave Anroraat 5 p. m. Stunpages will ba mada at ali {atermediate ata- tons both ways. One fare for tho round trip w1l he charged. Gen. Athert Fink, Commissioner of the Weat- bound ot bas written a lng letter In roply to 8 New York merchant who omplatned that tho trunk llnes were dlscriminating against New York, and that the pool was detrimental to the Interests of that diy, “Me, Fink eontenda ‘that New York la- benefited By the pooling arran:ze ment, and that Puiiadelphia and Baltlmors would get much more business 1f no such nn arrangzement was in existones. To prove tho correctness of his posiiion, he furnishcs n long arras of fizures whiich show that New York has heen g»_muz & larger percenrage of buskicss than before the pool was established. The IHinois Central Rallroad has constructed 8 number of excellent rublier refrigerator cars of Ayer's patent, which will run liereafter b tivcen thiscity and New Orleans for the trans- nortation of butter, exgs, fruit, freah beef, anl other perishable articics. The firat of theso cars loft here Monday evening, June s, with a cargo of butter, and arrived In New Orleans tho followlog Friday evening with the cargo of hut- ter In_as prime a condition as when it was shipped. Another of these cars loft last cven- ing, and another will follow cvery Monda: esening throughout the year. ‘The THlinofs Railroad expects to bufld upa large trade of 1his kind with the Southern States, have sernr Jadics h s Envert. Iin was feeling very v uchdown. Iis says ho knows he haa done wrong, Ana hegs par- don, and_sage hehau leaened & satind lssaon that he will never forget. Ife s only sbout 10 yesrs ofd, 1 conld ses that Tnrner panished to tha very Iaet notch, and 1 hope dear Mamis will faults, and torn over A new rule with her Why don' P, 8, Asfor your letters, I know nothing of them, 1 putthem in your trunk and Jocked it, I did not want them, 8 they are no good to me. who would ‘turn with horror from sy n3al place themsclves in rather fqueer pla 1% 8 fearfully-reatistic moral jon. son.and let us all hope that it will bewell conned by the many who are almost on the very clze of the precipfce of utter ruin. Such places ny these Tivolls and others shonid be ahunned by peaple who have any regard for their character or the speech of the world. PrEAcuER, Mamle Stevens Drawing Nigh to Her Last Moment. STORE OF IT. Nrw YEAn Ntonr.—dr. Bterens: . . 1 have & few words to say.to you, which, 1 think, will be the last. Tam sorry {0 think we nave auch an adversary aa It seems we have. There came & lctter from & woman (I eannot call her a Jady, for sho did not express her thonghta or feelinzs'in & iady-tixe manner} from Cincinnatl, the other doy, stating what she thunght of you, lled you ererything but & gentieman, And said ahe wrote s letter to the Abstract Comnany snid twa to your Iandiady, Bhe also aaid you had not money ta pay yoar bourd-biils with, but that you had plenty to pay doctors' biils and keep 8 woman, and that yon wus potting on style Wwith new clothes, allk hot, aud mustache. Khe mivned her name Mew, H,, and I cannot think who it can be, nor do Tcare, L, ., Teannot tell vau bow plessed and prateful T am at your thougntfal kindne« in send- Ing to me youe well wishen. 1 have had nany » Ttappy Yesr sunken to me in the past few days, but [ shall cherish yours mors t all the aihers, hecause 1 helieva “yon pat youl the wourds, When the memory of e, and of onr acquaintance snd fricndshlp shall have passed awuy from your mind, I shall nave vour little): withmn: and. if pressing time and accldoat ahatl efface tho worde you have traced there, T atall stil} temember In my heart the hieart and hand from waich they came, & 1 remember how they brightened my New Year Day—tho first in 1878, 1 am making no valn Dboast bere, for I mean ‘what T Lo The words are but the mere compliments of the season, 1 know, but yet it {8 your wish that my Ni eal Day ahali ho'spent happlly. My intercouree with you Insome respocts 1 ahail always Jook hack upon 88 one of the few brivht apots in iny pourlife. And in other reapects, when 1 think of them, ob, how f1dand miserable it makes me feel, You will never know, pertube, how much of A friend I am to you. You wil never, perhaps, clearly ander- #tand me ana knowmeas ! am. You will never Her Coridition Yesterday---The Crowd Aronnd the House, o her do well® Pete, if you_came to Chicago you will cnme to the honse, won't yout 1 don’t know 1f yon can read my writing or not, for the letters all foox ons to me. &nd this Ink spreads very badly. Thear Pete, when y.u sent for Mamia that week to come on Wirdnesday 1 did not get the money for her trank sonn enony ingher 4 conple of underskirta a @1 not know tnat » ¥ appointments to meet any nan. 1 kno out. hat ahe sald she wan_going with Annato see llerth Jou Are both auite loving by this time, ) hear from you soun! May you be bappy yet! Your loving oTHER. Denr Pete: Did yon get the letter 1 wrote you last Sanday? PAY TP, To the Editor of The Tribune, Cnicaao, Julv 2.—As poor srimie Stevens laya breathing ber last, will mot those young men who lave been the cause of her murder send hee poor mother money to ansist in nurs- Ing and helping tp defray expenses, such as may nccur during her sickness. They are poor people, and bave no one 20 help them. The poor girl worked bard to live when permitted by ber murderous husband. There should ba ald sent to them so as to help In trving to save her life, Aud if not the men who have been the cause of her murder, why then the good people of Chi- cago should contribute money for the purpose of saving her life, or haoging tor murderer, Every ono that A[mniu of it says it is the most foul ‘and cold-blooded murder that has been committed in thin city for yesrs, and, as the fam- ity aro pour, and bardly ‘have food or clothing to kfl? them alive, her munderer will escaj the gallows unles tho citizens of Chirago ssalat fn furnishing neans to prosecute the villian, Respectiully, etc., A Cimizex, e ——— THE RAILROADS, VANDERBILT'S BINCERITY, An effort was mado yestcrday by the General What the Prisoner Ias to Say About Matters In General, z3 A Number of Letters from Mrs, Stevens and Her Mothor, HIER LETTERS. A QUERR MEDLEY. Tnr TRINUNE was yesterday put in posees- slon of a number of letters, addressed by M Btovens to bier hushand during bislang abscoces n Cincionatl, Tho correspondence covers a mreat part of 1870, a portion of 1877, and the firat two months of tho prescnt year, Itis very voluminous, she haviug written him pretty noarly every day during their separation. Out of so many letters, only s few have been select- ed, most of them from Mrs. Rlovens, but some from her mother, Those which were sclected from the wife's correspondence are falr spect- mens of her declarations of affection, her words of cncouragement, her seoldings, and her anger, Thers will bs found scattered through them reference to points which have beon brouzht outin interviews, alrcady published, with the prisoner and others,—to lLer first escapades, Sndden Transitlens from Love te Wrath.Seme Antl-Stevens Epistles, 20 OLAD, CnrcAao Jan, 12, 1877, —ear Son: T recelved out kind and welcome Ictter last Raturday, and 0w glad we are when we get a lottor frow either of you. Iuee Mamio calls yoit Stevie, I gaers wo wiil liave to do the same, It makos me feel hap- py when that Mamlo is making you such a nice Hittle wife, The dear, darling girl: Talwayn knew she wonld make 4 nice housekeeper. 1 hope yort will bothi_remain happy ae long as you live, and slways try to please each other. Mornxn, THE WIFE, TIIR CONDITION OF MAMIR STEVANS YRSTERDAT was much the same as on the previous day. There was no pereepiible change efther for better or worse. All day long there lingered before tha bouse n morbid, gsping crowd. It varied In slzo, but it was always a crowd, gath- ercd hero and thers in groups, dlscusing the tragedy. The neighbors all speak sympathiz- Ingly of tho poor mass of suffering, quiv- oring flosh that lios stretched upon the Led st No. B89 Wust Congress streot. The suffering of the wounded wife must ba terrible. ‘The angufsh of the features = A LOVING LETTER. May 24, 1877, —Dear Pefe: 1 roceived your wel come letter a few minutes ago, and was glad 1o hoar from you. When 1am with you, Petie, Isay ou are mean to me, but I don't say so now, or do think 0. 1am so rorry, Sievle, you think 1 have been mean, for really [ never intenaed to be so, Tut yet 1 think and knose that if I wera o itvoover with you I could do much better and be much hap- 2 o very reason that. shoulil wutaldo partios —— speaks volumes of the suffcring that sho must | hier acqualutanco with Engort, thelr pocuniary [0 Y Stic, 'you did not say whetner you wera | know. . pernans,. how anasiish: fiave heen 1 - partion kupen | Managers of the ronds leading East from this ba aver | difficultles, ete, - 10me 0r'nat. 1 want yon to have & xond tme, | A1l miy ‘eatge with ‘yoe Bnd you wilh | LT CBIce toaea our answer, they woun reviect re-esta raf boen during. Tne oroba has failed to dlscover ot Jonesome or not. T want you lo aye & gond time, | all viy dealings with ‘yos. = wnd |y youno mors than ahe hersclf 1 tommoie city to blish the rates from this city to OMAHA, tho bullet, Dr. E. M. Landls, the surkeon fn charge, says that it must have severed the ontie- cord and nerves. It ranged upwara from tho cheek back of the eye, and lodged ftsclf in the corner of tho brain, produciog paralysis of one alde. Her condition I8 that of somi-unconsclons- ness, It fs not a comatose state, but ehe must, of necessity, know what s golng on about her without beine abla to talk or express berself in murely you kaow the extent of it. Rut have nothing to say whatevcr in the matter, only that { do not care to be annoyed in this manner, nor ahail 1. When 1 read her letter, which was Sunday morning, my blood bolled, We want to get rooms some place, but cannot. There are plenty of them, but we have not the money 1o pay the first month's rent. Can you e ristuaa llttie? Pardon me for the nuestiun, Lut seriously, wo will bu deeply thunkful to you if you woula do what you can, and I hflr!l‘J think you e Fpselal Disvatch 1o The Tridune. Osana, Neb., July 2.—A large patty of ex- cursfoniats left hera this alternoon for St. Paul, under the auspices of the Odd-Feilows. Prellmiuary arranzements wero made last night at o meeting of prominent cltizens for tho holding of 8 grand musleal festival in Omaha during October. A committes was appointed to receive stock subscriptions for thoercetion of 13! been bound up In your welfare. (The preceding is cops lod from Sweet's Chriatmae lotter o her.) As I sakd before, 1 deenly gratiiad to you for yonr kindly feelings toward me, and T only wish [ could write to yon just exactly as I fecl, and I hope even thin much will be welcome. I never thought § would ever write to you senin In all my Iife, but once. just once, 1 pramise myaclf to write, 1 am hero nlone to-night, a= all the folks have gone somewnere, and, though I have lots of wore 1o do tan T eurcly would hava 1o bez If 1t wers not for Eastern seaboards. But they fafled to agree, and matters remain as unsettied as heretofore. 1t tiad lieen the gencral opinion that Vanderblit was auzious to have the prescnt unsettled state of affairs regarding East-bound freight rates coma to an end, but tho stand taken by his representatives yesterday does not Indicate any such thing. Mr.J. N. McCultough, Vice-Presl- me, 1 hardly know what Ism writing, Pate, for Katle in here, and the folks aro taiking, ro you veo 1 gera littlo mixed. Darling. please write ta mo eoun and try to feel good, Tho folks all send {beir fove, and are anxious fo see you. Dear Pelie, don't send me any more money than I really need, and yon know I dou't need much. You are vory kind, Petis, but I know how yon felt when 0u wrote to me. Darling, always tey to make mo ‘cel good and haphy wily yoor leiters, will you? Yor know, Petie, I bave no one to speak king and The following Ictter is tho only one of dato prior to the marriage: ArRIL 20, 18756, —Afr, Stevens & 1 cannot go with a to-morrow evening, for my friends are wInT town and I must them to the depol. e you &t the carner of Centre avenue and streets this oveniny at half-past 7 o'clock, 1t you have made noengagemonts. Yourd truly, Maxiz Youxu. ! y Ill ever forget it. It 18 guite late, dear Stovie, | dent of the Pennsylvania Company, came here « Uood-by, dear Putle. I wiil | what work I have), yat I conidnot resist the temp. | ¥ 4 3 3 A any Intelliible _manner. The wound in her 20 LONELY, lovely to ow. U and 1 ain 40 veey, very tired and sleepy that | eant | ywith fnstry . | 8 eultable structure. Leod must giv hor a great deal of paio, as at | | Wenwesnav, Aug. B 76—Darling Hus- write soon auain. i of ,‘;:.";",“;,,‘!".,“,‘.‘,‘;‘;',..‘:{..’.‘;“‘.,}',’:,‘,’,‘;1.‘3,.’.,23: not writa any more, Mg, | With instructions frum his own sod the Baltl- | ® g%y & Leavy faion bave caused another dand: IL {8 very watm herc, an a not feellng well ot all, 1 Lave such sn awful pafn in my back, and had to pu eran. Pete, you don't know liow lonesome I am, away from you so long, and It's gatting woree every day. Pl be down ' there befora you kuow it it you don't send for moe soon. Bat I want you to tell me In jyour next letter how yuu lika 1t, and If It js we nice as Chica- Ro. 1auppose you are prolty woll acquatnied by thid time, but I'want you to be good, Pete, wherd- ever you may go. Istay in the house, and alwsys think of you, and think of what you sajd: **ile good, Mamle." and you may bat I mind il too, My da 0 good tome. 1 only wish [ was with you now, [ Lnow you are fwd and troe to wo, dear Pete, a ove me 100, for your leiter showa It, it you only knew how [ lave you and how lappy I fecl whon I'm with you, I'eie, you ars the only person in all the world that I care for,and { always will love you, and do my very best for you as long 1lhve. ” Darllog P'ete, T will write to” you overy 1 would write every hour If you conld get 11, my dear Pete, 1hope I need not wrile much tonger, for I wonid much rather toll it ai 10 yon, Atureryouetias and Joving wite, - Mauix, Writa soon, Petie, and be a good more & Ohlo Railroads to agree to any satisfac- tury erraugemeat that could be made. He was williug to agreo to almost aoything, but ho foiled 1o all his attempta to bring about & peaceful settiement, and ho left last evenlng by the 6 o'clock traln mad as & hornet. Durine the foreneon there was & conference at the Fort Wayae office, which was attended by Mr. John Newell, General Munager of the Lake Shore & Michizan Southern; J. N. McCul- louzh, Vice-President Pennsylvania Company; and A. B, Ledyard, General Maoager Michigan Central Rallron The General Ticket aud Passenger Agents of the various Easteru roads were glso prescnt. At this meeting it was de- cided to uilirm the arrangement recently mado by the Genera! Ticket and Passenger Agcnts by which no commlssiuns on the sale of tick sbull be pald by any of the roads. At the request of Mr, Newell, of the Lake Shore & Michigan Bouthern, it was agreed to mect times she was convulsive. Abont tha room tho scene was ouc of quict sympatby. The father now and then came in, and the “mother looked weary with lnuiw-uvnluu and weeping. Tho Jittle sister—bright-eyed aod vrotty: sort af silent wutcher of all that was Z ot ‘The physiclan came and went at certain Inter- yals, ond peoplo flocked fn and out all day o 1n the evening there camo A CHANGN FUR TUE WORSE, ‘Tho girl bad & relapse and s sort of convulaive twitchiug. She had beeu unable to take any nourlshment during the dav, and il showed a considerable relaxation. Laudis called about "elovk, At that time there was that same “"M crowd upon the outside. ItJingered and lofters without, for what thosa who composed it knew not themsolves. At about §:30 Dr, Lan- disleft the bedside. The cbange was decldedly for tho worae, aud, thouxh he did not like to hazard an uplnlun‘\hu scemed Inclined to the be- small rise In the Missouri River here, and at pofuts north as far as Fort Randall, [t 1s azain falling faat and cutting away the bank below the smelting works, and is now within sixty-tve feov of Fostor's lumber-yard. It will requiro decisive and quick work " to save thy smelting :vork and other mportant intercats on the bot- oms, + « o+ llow much worse off 1 ain to-nfzht than Just one yesrmgo! T hopo you are happy in yonr single blesscdnees. 1 capnot look into my leart to-nightand fud anvihing it the Kindllest foel- Iugs for you. You will pardon me, 1 know, for so Touy o letter, but it is the last [ 1l ever write to you. 1have writtcn you many a letter, bur, thongh this Ia not a love-letter, ‘it has botter mi Inge and 1 hopa you will clicrish thelr meaning themore 1 this age of skepticism and anboile \We are lost to eacl other furever, but don't let &1l vanish from your mind or sight. Temember just onc littie spot,—a bright one,~and 1n after daye, when you think you are per- fecily hopny, bring that ‘wne spot In memory aud campars It with your present hnpgh ness, 1lo not have ankind feclings toward me, for T'ain but a girl, am willing to do good for every »oul, althuiigh one ¢an be led ta dumany wron; things fur which they repent afterward. I wil nover forget thir Now Yenr in sil wy life. and when "7 'and '00 are usncred in, may You think of me (your wife), Thislamy lnst. ltcad it care- fuily. A wife's last words to her once darling lus- band ooght to be read with the kindest of feclings, And may God gulge you and keep you thls way ail TIIE OTUER BIDE, IMPROPER LETTERS TO KTEVENS, Mrs. Young, outragedat what shecalled the at temptsof Btevens to blacken the characterof his dying * baby bride,” last night placed at the dis- posal of a TRIBUNE reporteralotof Jetters which, slic saye, go to show the perfidy and faithless- ness of whbich he is capsble. Bat = fow days bofore the shooting Mra. Stevens becamo pos- scssed of the followlng letters, one of which Btevensreceived through the post at No. 364 West Lake street, and the other by a private messenger. In soma way or other, sho knew that the per- son writing these lctters was & woman of {m- pure character, and she took him to task for it. It ts, thercfore, bizhly probable that these let- ters were tho direct cause of the shnating. ‘The mother statcs that he went intoa terrible TLEASE NE GOOD. BuNpaY, May 27, 1877—4 p. . —Dear Petie: 1 rocolved your note yesterday afternoon, I cannot say but & few words w-d-{. as I am in terribie nin, You told me not to tell you how I was feel- ing hereafter, bul, Petle, Imu:t. I am so sorry that everytning 1 do makes you mad, for God knows I {ry basd anough {o pleasa you. Pele, you have wrillen e two notes, and bath made my beart almont break., T oxpected stch nice Tetters: but, Pete, dear, you must not write croes, or scold any more, will yo@? Yon know 1want to please you, and try every way I can, but yon are terribly hard to please. "I have such a terrible pain in my feel that it makes me ache ol over. | wish you wers with me. Fete, but I know yon don't wish it, Darling Dete, won't yon pleasé ve wood and nice, and write ma letters that will make me hapny? You know how I foel when you are mad .l’m. 0 p don't bo angry any more, and writo soon. Parbaps you are writiig 1o mo to-day. 1liope #o, for I want to hear from_you avery day, if T can, ] will wrile ae soou as I hear from you, —— THE COAL INTEREST. Bernvuey, Pa., July 2—In accordance with the programme of the companles comurising the cnal combination, the operators of the Schuyl- kiil reglon suspended operations at their col- Merfes yeaterday. Tho suspension will continue untul the 15th inst, President Gowan, of the Plitadelphin & Reading Company, has writtrn a leteer to the coal Superintendents of the cor- poration to the sffect that no stoppugoe will bo made during the present coal season, — bu Htef that ahe would not live until morniog. The Mauiw, | A ever, your teuo and darling wita, Petie, tan't passion when e learned that she had taken | azaln st bal-past 3 v'clock b. m., together with Jubithe Gumd Wwall < pulso was twents-faur, and the breathing ex- Fou'send fne & kiss? aduis, | | (ORI the edmert wiah o MANIE. | BICh G of his pockets, and 1n ‘the uorrel 1t | tue Gencral Freleht Aboath 12 ok s tha quis | with Bozodont, w e ApoCamb RGNEY OF dee tremoly labored, while there was considerable LAND U, wasmutually agrecd that Matnlc sliould apply | tion of re-cstablisbing freight rates. The ap- | biced freely ahd #o recoves thelr tony and o, porspiration, caused by the weskening of the | Fninay Arremxoox, 1% v'CLocx—3y Darling NEPRNTANCE. NO DATA. for a divorce this weck, The lettora are as fol- | pointed hour arrived, and Mr, J. N. McCuitough | This “ozodont 18 the best remediai agzent for dls Ttusbund:” 1 seceived your lotler this morning, wrote Weilnesday, and was very glad to hear from you, but [ expected to hear some pood nuwe, in- stead of worso, 0! how sorry 1am for you, Pete, 1only wish yoti were here with me. You might Juat ne weil'bo here as there, for thera wiil be just ae much comiog In your pocket. Darling Pofe, I will try and send you the moncy as soun aa posl. ble; perhaps ma can get 1t to-night, kot I'll not be sura. 1f not to-nixht 1 will send’ it to-morrow night. O1 Pete, 1do wish you could be with me to-morrow night and Sunday, 1tnink we would have been s eicat deal better off, Pate, 1€ you had nover gona there atall. liut, dear Pete, 1 know we whall be oil right some Lime, We nll got to have the troubles of this world, as well us the Pete Stevens, yau know you lle about me steik. ing you, but of course you ‘must have some excuss for auchi conduct, and { suppose 1t will be that 1 struck you firet or thero would Lave been no fus You know you bad ouuht (0 be ashamed for what you dig, snd people all thiniceo. 1 want to weo vou, and If you don't want tospeak afterwards you'necd not; but spewking once more with me il mot hurd you."Come’ nuw—right awny. 1 ktiowyon Have e, Twan coming fo, ihe utice Dbut 1 thought you might not likeif, Answerand let me kngw; will you come or shail I come ta the offico? You had better como Liara. It won'thurt you it 1t don't do you wny good. _As for niother, [ an‘t care whut she kuowa, for I hardly ever in- tend to see her agaln. Idon't care for anybody, My Hving can be made very easily and without trouhling anybudy, If you never want to dpuok to mo agmn after this, you need not, but I want to 200 YOU BOW, Vitalic forces, When Dr. Landls left the house lie left urdurs that no vna should b adwitted,— nluv.:‘:xv!nn the reporters,—and honceall wers ex- cluded. At 10:300'clock Dr, Landis called again. The crawd outside was still thes 1t was changed as to persvns, but In numerical strenmib it was about the. sanc as durlng tho day. Mrs, Brevens'- condition had erown worse. Tho breathing was more Jabored, and the pulso was forty-eight. The Doctor stated that thero wue no hope, and the question as tu how long she would five “could be onswered by bours. He thought the end was drawing nigh, bLut that she micht survive till day~ light, though she might div within tlio next five hours, It was a sorry Eroup ben. In the room was quito a crowd of Jadi and gentlemen. At the bedsido stood the Doc- tor and atteadant. From a littls room Mrs, Cricaao, May 20, 1857.—Jiy Darling Ifusband:: Your welcume and kind letter I received yester- day, and it made mo #0 happy. 1 bad an idea you would not wrlte me any more kind letters, but now 1 know vou will, and, Pete, dear, you did nothing wrong in scolding ‘or writing crose, read {our tetter twico laat evoninz aud once this morning, atid it made me feul happlor every tine. Dear Stevie, you are as good an snybody could be, but I know I don't act ws I ought tu all the time, It 18 not because 1 don't want to. I don't know how for, darling, you knuw youreelf how anx- fous 1am to make you happy.” 1 don't care far anybody on earth but Jou snd, darling Pete, yon know it, too. 1am glad you feel better, Pate, for 1 kniow whot tho tuothacho is. Darling, 1 am in such s hurry for you to come. 1 wili bo a0 carsful of 1y things, and they will be Iike new whan you sce them. I brushed my clothes from bead (o foot when 1 touk them off, and you could not seo they wero even on the lows: Junk 14.—Darling S.: Igot your message and was 10 awful giad Jou changed your mind, waited for you nuar the store at 6:40 this evening, hut did not see you come out. Yon told me yor left your boarding-house, eo I can oniy writs to thin place, and which I hope will not make yoy angry. 1hopo this will reach you u!rlx 'and wil not be opened by any vne vlse. ' Why did you dis- appoint me this evening: I will come to-night at 0:30, State and Booth Water streete. I was Juat home, snd_must aco you ils eve—Friday, ' Do not fa1l. Yours as ever, S P, 8,—Do not forgét my birtbdsy, Sunday. **Bwect nineteen.™ Jux 20,—Dear 8.: Your note jost received, but 1 do not quite understand it, Why do you not give e your audr You did not inform me about my last notes did vou receive It [ will muet {ou at the hotel Saturday evening, 1 o'clack, aud the other representatives of the I'ennsyl- vanla Company and the Baltimore & Ohlo Rall- road were un Lond to take part in the proceed- ingw, but uone of the represcntatives of the Michigan Central and Michigau Bouthern mads their appearance, Mr. McCullough hupatiently walked tne room, ovcasionally mumbling some- thing about breach of faitn, At balf-past 4 tho representatives of the Vanderbitt roads had not yot mmde their appearance, and when some one brought the Information that tne bolated Managers aud Freight Agents of Van- derbilt's ruads wera closeted at the Lake-8hore ofllee aiscussing what steps to take In order to outwlt theother futerests, Mr. McCullough got angry o earnest, ** ‘That shuws the siucenity of Vinderbiit," he sald, *in clalming to bo in favor ol maintaining reasonable rates, and that the only true policy was to pool the busiuess, eased gumn nnd feoth. Try and luai S HANOLS, est End Dry Goods House, Madison and Peoria-sts, PARASOLS. PARASOLS. ‘WE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS! Elegantly Mounted Sun Umbre'las and Parasols, Mannfactured Ex- pressly for onr Trads, PLAIN SILK 8UN UMBRELLAS— 18-inch, 76¢ ; 18-inch, $1; 20-inoch, $1.25; 22-inoh, £1.50, . 1 neversaw a man on thi would sult me one- l uarter as well 1 do hope that we will be together have soma kind of good luck. Aa keop you aud I all winter for $7a wi . sircel. Dot my heels aro worse, snd I have them RECORCILIATION, . aud Wil Lring what you ssked for. but not f He nover had an intention to sct fairly with his Young was handing reportors some lolters, nod | £heah snouih, wimtith And it she pues tied up again.. Miuir, | Cmcado, Jan. T, 1878.~dear Pete: When T | S WU brlng what you wiced 1o vompetitars, Nog Hts LG Fagait bosi e Suink to floolopa In the afternoon: but why don' you come un? itave not neen you for two week am_gettinz to feela ligtie fonny. Uow 14 Miss Y, 1 saw von with her the other evening. Eay, if the Windsor Hotel, an Dearborn_ mtreet, near Tux Tiuacxs Buildiag. s not the one you mean, ulease inforwn we, r yours, 3 Upon reading theeo letters, Mamie resolved to watch bim and bis actions, and a fow asys Inter she received the following NOTE FIOM A LADY FPRIEND, whom she had fnduced to act 8s u spy: 70 Alrs, Stevans : 4 met Mr. 8, xt the Bt. Jullen ! t with Miss Nellle Tuomoson, of No. 314 or leaven's o m A Fiizxn. 1 think that is the namo ane goes by now. Mrs, Johnaon, of the 8. Julien. told me so. Mrs. Young further stated that, unon her dauuhter’s visit to Clncinnatt, she became pos- scased of flve or six lutters written to tho ad- dressof Miss Mamie L. Minor, It transpired that Stevens had answered & * personal ' for a ludy correspoudent, and had writteu letters came home this morning from market, the first thing that greeted my tired oyes was yuur letter, addressed in your own dear handwritln, the afilrmation, in my lettes written on New You night, that 1 woald never write agal. scknowledye thiat I cannot fnd pleasure iu mny- thing bul your dear lotters.. ‘V'lioy are dear 1o me, and alwaya will be, uo m:lurr what comes to us, 1 can find plesvure in noth i that 1 attempt but feading your letter or wrl lug to JouL 0, whe hesitat ting? Y they wero busy writing at a little table upon which burued w carbon-oil lamp, which threw a surt of darkoned aickly glare over the rvom. Near them sut that littls sister, oyelng all close- Iy, but saying vot a word, Ouv the bed lay the poor, sufleriog girl, probably consclous, yet to all appearance uncousclous, of what was going on around hier, At 1 o'clock the pationt was sinking ravidly, althougt she hod furul scasous of reviving, when she would suddenly appear s great deal better, with a falnt show of consclousucss, She lad Deen removed from the smal bed- room which she occupled st the first to the parlor, and everythlog was done by her sorrowing mother sl her frlends that could ba done to render the few brief hours of lier dooined existence as comfortable as it tiight be. Bhe has appearcd to have posscssed an linmensc smount of vitality, but this cannos bouy hier up a grest while lohyer, aud by tho time this meets the eyc of the reader this moru- inir 3um'o Stevens will be a corpsc—une wore victlin to the baud of & murderer. keco hooes, Won't Lhat beuice, Peta? duriing Pete, we can be n-pu{ yet. Denar Pete, we will have lots of stamps yet, T know, for vou are just the man for them, ata't you Tete And you just bet we will kuow how lo spend them. 1 remain yourown true and loving wife thi death, ANIE BTEVENS, Millions of klsaca for your swaet lips and fuce, RID LETTERS, 1877.— Darling IHushand : one befora oel good to e you call me **darling wil and egaln It made ‘mo foel awfully bad to bave you say you thonght I was nol true. 1 am true to you, dear Peto, an n't want to be nnv(hlni Lut true, - Tam oiwave talk- tog sbout my nice little hnsbend, and I've prom- fsed to take you to so many ql-cu, 1 am good and true to you, darliug, aud I bave not done one “single thing that ] would not bave done had you been with me. And 1 would a great deal rather yuu were hore with me, for 1o doubt some pouple think we are nut to- gether; but, darling, wa will soon show then, won't We? My darling husband, I woa'd willingly give my left hand If you would never apoak about those horrid Jetters again, You don’t know how it hurts my feelings; und I know It burta youry, snd mnl'y. You can forget 1t, darling, and 1 will maze op for st all, and wo can both be happy, You know, dear, how sarry | bave been, and how sorry 1 am yet, for doing o wean & trick and hurting your feelinus su badly, But, darling, [ am trying 10 niend tho mat- ter, walle yiu veem to bu teying to make it worsc. et 1 travel over a thousand mlics acatn to attend o mectiug of this kind," ke ead after awhile, with fire lu Lis ey I sball know what | am cofu for. [ donot iutend to be treated liko a buby seafn He paced the roon awbide fotcer, mud . then ordered John to order the "bus to take hin to the depot, as he did not Intend to remalnony longer. Bouon after the Managers and Freight Agcutsof the Vauuerbilt rvads entered the room in single file. ere wa ort informal dlscussion, whici conslsted y in_crimlva- tlon and recrimjuation, and which ended with Mr. McCuliough putting oo his hat oud leavivg the room. He took the 'bus, which took him to the deoot, and shortly after he was on his way home to Pittsburg, The other rallroad officlals ned for a while lovger discusaiug angrily uation, and thcn thoy also left. It s un- towd thut Mr. Neweil took the position that the active Jake competition dues not warraut a re-eqtablishent of the rates, and In tols, it ls sald, he was scconded by Mr. Ledvar Mr.© McCullough, oo the other haud, ehould about W, ou’ sal luyoure that you wero glad to have me think of you sthll, and that wy Jetter waa u pleasant sur- brd ‘ould tbat I conld more pleasantly aur- ou. 11 I thought fur one momant it would pleasant surpelas Lo you to sea mo walk 1nto your aflice, § would bu tempted to try and sneprise you {n that way, ‘fell me, please. Stovle, would you ba glad to seo me? You say little. Did yon think that I csred enongh for you to write you a Tetter on New Year's night? Cared tor yout Why, Stevie, 1care for you now aslaiwaysdid. Do uot think It out of place or imbroper for me to write you thiv, I feel that 1ought to tell you all my thoughts. You Lave been uearer tome than anybody or anything that | have met with on thiv eartn, — and * for ~ advite or intelligence 1 1 NO MONEBY YET. Tuunepav, 4 p. m.—larling Pete: L Just 1o celvad two lettors, from Py butno money et thing T can do for you or d tell me quick. 1am doar Pote, you stand the way you do, you N6 work or _maney eiths 0, Lete, you lnd onlykept 18 810 how much better off Jou and 1 both would bo. ‘I wish you were le Pete. 1 would do anything In (e world for 1t 1 will Dover go back. on you ne jong er 1 T We can get along'yet, I think. Nut If 1 only hag the money you sénd, or if 1 could get it anywa; Iwouldvend 1t rulit down o you 80 300 coald come up. Jom 40 sorry it ia loat, but it may turn up yat; we can't tell. “Pate, I thore is anything undor {be sun you wunt me to do, o ean I do for tlie money wrl cet. low Is that? Don't y anything, as e may have & £ e —— ou, Just tell ‘me, dear Pote, and § will be mos o dun't inention it ayatii, and try to furget ft, | whi come to you. .With my troubles I { ynderthe name of Mamie L. Minor, aud fo ro- thought thut the roads would get Just ms & BTEVENS. i py 1odoit, Darling l'vm" T hope fo zooduess | for every tmo you speuk of I%, 1t makes e 80 un- ;‘l'l'm'-;_‘:m;‘"“’"{"’l“ém“‘c“';r::’l &_’;“l‘:“;;n 'l:'l‘l‘fl'l: spouss hind recetved very sweet and’ endearlug | much business if the rates were -dr‘-nmlw‘:u FRENCH HORN HANDLE, ong. We love each | bapoy. Maxtx, notes, siter the style of the following: TOW IX 19 GETTING ALONG. 23 centa, Tha way thines are st present; he e will be all 1? L Lefore ather, 1 know, an TWILLED SILK-20-inch, $3; ld me if you can, anu Iam certaln that you here muet Le some way to got al : . s, business ia ail foreed on the New York A reporter happencd fn at the fall last even. | throuzh, 1 am your true and loviug wife fif THE DEST OP HUSDANDS, caneadly, 1am very poar indeed, audlbavona { My Dear dtane: Your ever-welcame leiter of ) . W~ 22-inch, §3.25, 4 7, ', 1f but little, the 23d was recetved in dae time vesterday morn- ral, uiid that waa the secrot of the action In on business, and whilo thero hada few | destl for darling Pete, s ||| Covieson. My, 8K K18 =iy Deur Liltle. Tlus. B e, g e T halivis Yestoriay fiume Vaudurbilt's wavagers at yesterday's mievt- | PEARLHANDLE,EXTRA HEAVY minutes’ talk with Stesens. o aopoared as 2 e your b Anoa'] present times. 1 wrow very discouraved end de- | that I smstill kindly rememucred by one whuea | fug, TWILLED BILK—18-inch, #2.76; calm o over, but referred with ovident Ceoling fght lu the shade when mina | *palring at times, but [ try ¢o zuard againet grow- | frien “'.‘;"" hove all thers on earth, nd 5 b Cnicaao, Sept. B, 1870.—Ay, Dear Husband Pete: 1went down'to thu West Bida Post-Ofice Tast evening, but could fud out uothing about the money. lamaa sorry, dear Pele. it le lost, for one whom I love and esteem second to none, tow good your leiters aro, and bow 1 fove them. © never get fired of reading them, And if m: Tetters are half the 20-inch, $3; 32-inch, $3.25; 24. inch, 83.76. FRENCH IIORN INLAID HAN- ing despondent and low eplrited; bLut Aope s alinoat loat. You eay you would like to wrile me Justas you fesl, and youe thoughts, Do, Peto: Dloan d0. Tell ‘me your evory thougat . Teil me ) Velle, you bet nobudy can best oie in VANDERBILT CONSOLIDATING I1IS 4 ofther, and, Potle, it's 81l from you. INTUERESTS, Rumors lave been affuat during the last few to tho fact that his wife was sufferlog, and wout 8o far as to express the wish that be could Bate and dr Darling, I can never thunk you cnotgh, Thero suffer in her place, Ile alsowald that vL:h- + - are a great many good busbands, no dount, but, 3 P o ha0uId 6o her, st when reminded of fhe | Beye s S8 KB 0 we now but maver it | B2, L TAY Mool bl D, | O s ai sawis fors, o ot nont | Semuve voue 1 prasimmes 1o ves oo erery syomoed | dags that Vanderbilt futouded to pool the busl- |~ DLE, SUPERFINE TWILLED fact that sho was unconclous, and that his | 254 40 1he best wy can, "Darling bote, § do s o Hares Al W we maor nyP0dy | {iing 1 bave done ur midht 90 for you, 1 | Teading tiew over abd over sistn and it may | Dess of the Lake Shoo & ichigan Southers | - SILK (very desirablo)—22-inch, - sceln her would do 10 900d, replicd *Yes, I [ mirtow=ite pratis pen. il 505,10 | hure tokataor. We' will put oot of sirt, 1o¢ A aae T eVt AUt o NEIT | Fecling ofIove exiiee it eact, b suete o pg. | S04 Mivhlian Cuntral wnd Cauada Soutnern { gg,75'; 34.4nch, §3.26. suppuse that Is s0.” He denfed in toto that | Fete, if we aro notl will ot blaio you, for'} | WOR's we, Darling Stevier Maxix, olents b 7 Bacertain Just waat they ater | 1nine for miy dariiig Mamics tasre 1640 i, Lany | 1aHlrosds between this cliy sud Buffalo. Tho cuntents you will aacertain just whst they are. ‘Thet can be no kinder than tioy are now, ~Pete, ‘wiiy not write justas vuu feel?” Do not pull on nny exten senee of fechng. If 1 could but talk with you, oll how happy [ would be. lleaven could not’ concede more. Pet od and | st a8 true (o you asif | y sion all the thue, licaven knows I sui true, and will aever do one thing thet I think you would not AMBER HANDLE, VERY HEAVY TWILLED BSILK-30-inch, £2; 22-.nch, $2.75 ; 24-inch, $3.25, RUSTIC HANDLE, ALL BOILED SILK—16-1nch, 81; 18-inch, §1.30; 20-inch, 81.656; 23.inch, $2; 24. kuuw you tried your best 1o liave it s0, Jear Pots, 1%now wo will Le ail right yet, and thercfore | dunot Iret, It § thunyht, Pele,’ that we wonld bo thty way alwaya [ would b terriblo down-hoaried, end would slways fret; but etfil 1 wonid not Ko back on yot' by all meun: But I know 89 well a8 can_be that we will be huppy yot. Darllng Pele, no maller what bappeng, i managers of the Vuuderoilt roads deny the correctness of these rumurs, but say that they sm golug to cousolidate the oftlces of the Lake Shore & Michigau Southers: and Mich- Igan Ceatral at all the competing poluts, thus eaving a large amouut of cxpense. It hosals be kouwauy woman by the name of Jenota Sowpson, aud was very Ja:luvc iu saying that he had never eutered futo the relations torbulden by tbe moral law with any Wwoman sloco his marrlage. The cause for Jealuusy, le iusiated, was on s slde, und was due to Lis wifc's corre- sure. Why le1t? that fate has so far scparaled u#, and we may be not ullowed each uther's com. anfonship. v it fate? But then it will not be Em:. for two loving bearts cannot long remain separated. | tou wish that @ was ueor yon that [ might be with you often. 1t is wy Intentivn, darliug, to make mn efort o trawl for f MRY. YOUNG AOAIN, Cuicaco, June 10.—Dear don: lettor yesterduy. | very much sstouisbed that yau get no Jotter frum Mawle, [ hope there has nothing happeued so her, but 1 think you bave surely Leard from her by this tune, 1f you Lave nat, why don't you write to your fatbherz Iam ceived yonr 5 1 ome of manufacturing 0 ondence and flirtatlous with the youn You must not forget \bat thete 18 & little yi sorry that my letier lett any lupresston on your lenac 9 neaiber that are | ments st Milwaukee or Shebovpal and 1 | ready been decided o consulidate the Detrolt sbuabies Wiiose lauice iavo. beon brought i | Who 10vwe yuu doarlye and s waittai hationtiy’for | Mind Lhat Mamie wae a8 Al risbi whtie oneway | U5, Yleased Wil Hemeuibur that Tt yinr | K in " correspontence. Wit b ortwb | Fiih e e ocolidate to Dutrult | - ingh, §3.35, Tather unpleasant prominonce during the past | YOUF Feturn. 1 wuild much rather 2o to you than | beres I think she was & porfect lady snd behaved "don't _do suything that s wrong. Oul | fiems tnere now. 1 dv not prrpos nalning hero ave you come here: but, of course, Fre yomcots ki b ourse, whichever (s t city will probably also be consolldated before lung. ‘The Bun Fraucisco oflices will either be cozsolidaten or abollshed, probably the latter. W lijte this arcangement {s not ally a pool, vet it muounis Lo e sawe thing, The active cowpetition that hus existed for ycars beiween tou Michican Contral aud the Lake Sbure & longer than I ses an opportanmity 1 do waat to see you, and """L for tne vuportonity of meeting you. ~ Uod grant that I may never leave you, tiat havo' the honor (o ba your com panlon through the remminder of lifc's lous jour. ney, wud way onr Ines be pleasant sod hoppy, 1 feel'an thouzh wo were Intended fur each other: and yet | sometime snave a linzering fear that when you here, How two days, lu -m-nkm;; of thuse, he appeared Lo urive sume pleasuro from the fact that they had been shown up so unmerciiully, aud re- marked that he knew some people would think thathe Liad bettce have shot them than Bls wife, 1 respunso to n stray question from the revorter as to whether or not bis wifo had God, Pete, mwust we live this way much long- er? Must / live this way much looger? I can't enduro A, 1t ls 100 much for me. 1 have toved you 40 deurly, and found all my happiness in you, tbat it kills me to be awa, ma hervelt very micely i be 84 young us she ls. The only thmg I bianied her in wis for not sending you 8 tolegrom when sl Kot down toere. - A for hir beiny late twice for the trawin, it dld lovk rather strange, but ut the sanie time thers was no great barm dove, only disappointment ail around. The secopd thme she felt \k"{ bad The fir-t ‘l‘mm ahe went down on Uilue Island avenue in tho 3 Oli, Pete, Low giad 1 will be @ lots of uwaet kises enved evor way, and you can have sl you want and overy(hiny you want When we are lovethos. Dear Pete, why do you talk of being aabareq? You need never ba ashiamed to doanything, or el mo nnvlmn‘{ vou kuow, for | am iue first to v, GARSON, PIRIE & G0, Madison & Peorin-sts., ft you, Pute, Lear il me you_will, Peto, and write me sometling (o quiet me. Teil or. 1 was cruzy Pete, please forvive mi m & alwaya ol ro yunr trounle, and uever anybod re, und was dotaluor oo Jong, but of : be_dleappoint Michican Southeru will ceare, and will Lelef: | And North 8ide House, North Taltarar b pren filfi'h‘.’fl‘iu?{'& tro and budd been | o i J00 an T, ‘nd | want you tp badwie Giore [ rkaaois jlore, und was deiained to longs it of T L R S AR R A T ol e T ET ot bt L Clark and Erle-sts. U® WOULDA'T 00 %0 YAk 8 TO BAY THAT Iwill weite o you to-morrow, but oo more now. | with bar, but that is sl right. The second tuae with you. FPlease write and grant e tie one little | #oy more, No, Indved, yon need havono fears | the Michicun Central or Michizuu Southern. - sho made any such ciaiw. le dtd Kaow, bows 1am a good nrl.hmul bever forgut you, Petie, Ma | sue was aclayed by tho horve-cal Moruzi. favorl ask fn wy la ‘'ou have 8 heart, Pete, | 0f any deccution in me. 1 deicst aud despie | Everythiug indicates, however, thot ghe bulk of | = 0 o, N RARE T T 4;} 0ver, that shie hud talked of enterlug & botise of | oy aigacud tbeirlove, snd Tuin your teue and a1 you would iy’ .n}bmli in wy clrcuwsisnces, | 11 as L doa venoninud roptile. 1awm and bave been | the business from this poiut will bd lorced on ANTE-FAT, % proditution, bucuuse, as vbo said, she dint | ks wtthe | v 1677 B BTt vour ut | B OO e Yol ko once wada”yal | eypilland roihinl o yun iy svey saricuisy i | ke Bhoro & Schia Routhers. s tha cary " e dnd LY .~ ¥ eceived your Tot. | hap et i, - | 1 st _contiection with the New Yorl it rtyris ouie g tosts e naturaily | L0 g5 o e, that woman, serhave, agzt gor rtardag it vantory il mad | l"hng o ouE i M Bt | Thucedroipedall g oot encen Y, | C0 A e S R o L = Lo many to be th circ ct atrald I can't flud the way, aud I gon' X fois you, 1 hardly think It 1e uf any se to white, d ey doe & portton of its business to the Graud Trunk ? his case, ndu-:;r;gsl:(?‘;i::nlllmb:l’-fi:l;‘lln.:u:‘xfi‘fl loat, Take mu‘ius‘un m{ y he}n.“‘l‘u‘rm&nlmz LIS BAT W Lok (11 MUl s seavk, Aud pere It ge yesdy o e ol e L B eany 1o sarmust in nulnl Greut Western to keep up aopearauces. [ s nat then, for all the tralns bave stopoed run- 1do hope this will resuit as | have ‘which livth nearcst. “tor all 1 have doue, an bt 1! ning. O, Pete, I wish you had heen here last haped -in our uitimate eugagement fur thy course ho lind taken o the crowhin Lty b LR and ovents | $his way Vandesbilt cau vladur that ho givee the oflense on the pay % = I a8 dear to 1y uully tn marriage. y Gou graut it, dearMamle, | Canudu lues their full percenturs of the Michi- Bo wa her bubau to e yoronmo oof bt 18K ENOTIONS. e T P iaaare, falt Jour biond ramalae | gouase el fomy slucers prayar, and may i bu spoeitily tests | gan Centrat's busiucas,while 1o fact it Is largely ized, You nced have oo fears In coutiding In me suything you iy Wish to know lave “you ever thought, if wa mcet each ather, how whall we meet? As strangers or e friondst I betiove I could nut resist embraciug v aud_besiow ing one Invlnf kise on your desr Tive. ““\ould 1'be Gotng rightr " Wat nodoups by the time you read this loug eplstle you will ba Ured. 80" I guces ! skall wtup” fur the preseat, M 1 could unly it you every Sabbatn bow delichtful it woald Le. L will ook foe your long letter prely soon. 1 row Imuatient If 1 bave (o wult very long. Now v wi soun, **Dearcet Mumle,” ud you can red that 1 will be as true 10 you as the needia to the pole. With wy true and undivided love, Iam yours sod yourstruly. Yourtrue loving **Wire™ These notes were written by Willlam Watson, who wrote frum Mexico, 1nd,, upon bill-heads of the Mexico Manufacturing Company. When 1 Cuicaann, Sept. 0, 'T0—naturday evening, —. Own und Durlng Husband—bxan Per, H lJ,' celvod yesterday's paper and & letier thi aud you just bet § jumpe L't always bapps whe 1 Y sun Park, and tu her subseque Gongreas strcet, ' @ Thircts: ha dirty papon When asked why no didn't get a d‘mr«'u from her some timg ¢ * partof the munu? azoand leave for another X wherg i fi‘“i’i‘{'fiffl% ‘Ilhn“l:hl:' of her';;:llxxlx:lh:“mv" I:Ma e & D] €8 thut bis wila tore o up, 0"t & 1ODil ago, but 4 FRIEND Cirrep o last eveolug—u Gernan Ihln; :el-‘r‘the place whera bis parents resido—and condoled ‘with Ly I bis rough way, Temarkiug, by way of §n. troduction, that 1o wis sorry 1o ace him In guch mufortune, * Yes," roplicd Btevens, g fs vretty rouch, but such thioge wil happen, you know.® Fhio tsieud phlegimatically yormii that be supposed thoy would. There aru two things connucted with Btevens' coulinement in the fuil that Le don't exacily ftake such doings. W heurd kuns sil wver tha cliy, aud tight down at our corner people wero shol wud woundod like dogs. Thu strocts aro fall of soldiers 00 hurseback, with swordy and 8!l kluds of woapuns, {8 envugu 10 acare anybouy, There dun't soem W de very much going on on the South Sldo; the strikers allscem to bo on the Weat Hide. and Tweltih atreet {8 full from morning i) mlehs, 1 ll-l‘)puw the traine will be running by Monday, 1 willstart then, but 1'm & little afrald. " Lets, you said in your last (st you had only receivod Sue little note from “me sluce you left. This the fourth ove, aud you must he oibers befure this, No, Iais uat very d st you, Pete, but God knuwa'l ought ta be, di‘m know 1t yourslf. But 1 wlill not ak about it now, | would have written yoater- » but [ bad an {dea 1t would not reach you, [ ) 0ot say auy mora st proscut, as 18 1s néar din- ner, sad it kv so wara | hata ta dreas, | will closo, ht:lu.lu'g 10 hear from you. I remaly, as ever, your reduced. OFF AGAIN, Citioaao, Jan, 20, 1878~—Sunday cveoing, o'cluck,—buar Feta; 1 sunpaso this nots will terably unwelcome, but | dun't caro one ceut. you don't like it, you may send it back ta me. eniuy or therm mighty hivel: tho lettor-mun cume COAL CONTRACT, Apscial Dispateh 18 The Triduns, Des Moives, Ia, July 2.~The Molagona Cosl-Miners, on the Chlrago & Northwestern Road, have falled in the supply for that road. A contract has been made with the Mutual Coal Company, of this city, to furalsh 25,000 tons, It will be scat over the Des Molues & Fort Dodye Road to Arand Junction, in Northwest- ern curs, aud thenco dlstributed uanf the lino. Tids 14 the lurgest coutrace mado {n this Btute for coal, ‘The Mutual Cual Cumpany Is tormed by the combluation of operators of all mines In mu':_uv su that each will pe beuetited by tho coutract, it the yard, for1dolove to he: dear Pele, sad it is all that makes me feel happy, Wo bisve been apart 8 long time, Pete, and overy day koupe yulting moro lunesume, wnd Y know it is tuo sawe way wiili you, Pute. Oh, Pete, how glad Iwould by 1o be with you now. and I know you wuull like 1o have me, for | would love yoii so dearly you would surely be buppy. Dear Vete, I aever thought [ could wrlte love-letter, Eut I've jound out I cuu, sinco you are away. And Pete. dovou knoy t when I read your letters somet wee, they m feel vashiul aud ashanied; for, Fote, | uever in all my life read 8 love-lctter befare I' did yours. . . . Yoo cxu't Inisgine how good and happy ihey make me, 1t makes e feci awful o (hiuk of what you had to ataud witbout me with you. 1 i eo softy, . . me other place not half &s good. Dt I do it's uone of my Lusiness. But let me t'n 4 good tning you arumot bofors wo, IH'IJIII yon would aet 8 little wore of 1, m tungue than perbape you would Hi slways knew you had very itle sousd sense, but 1 thouyht you Lad a litile more than you resily have; and 1 thoughit you was niwte of 8 gentieman than to take my lotlers around and siow thet (o peoplo. I'wrote them to you, and nooody elve, although [ would just as leave you would show thiem to Mrs. Huat; out 1 presume vou show everybody you kouw, and ko around cugk-:ruwlu{‘ uver nothing. X n use ou showed them ANTI-FAT ‘% ANTI-PAT 10 the great rematy for Core to with aoy degreo of ki ue % o Mauis, s, but 1t shows ‘bow much | Mamfe discovered theso ictiers she quarrcied i ® € la purely vegetuble and perfectly harii the jail fare, and tho other the vial o L OB bawilig § wosld be o sensa you and you have no mind no 10 sceus FORECLOSURE, i Ui ol i gl o ton Ju“mu- ol ts 01 & doanything in the world if I only could, Lutl M MOT TO BLAI ! Batever anrbody telle you todos | Fith blm, and bo did not beaitate 1o sccuso e yutied luto fat. 87. Louts, Mo., July 3.—The 8t. Louls tunnel snd rallroud, exteuding from the westeru end of the bridke to the Usion Depot, was sohl Yesterday under fureclosure of tho wortgsge of of your own, W you willdoit. 1taink if I wus you I would leave Off wy bad habils and try to act diferent than 1 did. Biut you ceu't; you will be(be satuo s ) German 1o bim, miuch 1o Lis dlsgust, ’itm ':‘&f that this youuz mau was told Monda, nlghy that he must talk English, or uot at m‘l.m for know'we will Lo all right yet, sud therefire Ido oot worry, But | want you (o be very careful of yourself, for I know your temper, an 18 Baughty one, too. (You will ezcuse, darhing.) Eul you kuow you could very omsilly wet of belug hersell the correspondout, when, st the thao she was in this city, Bhortly after thls Bteveus wrote to his pureuts at Milwaukve that his wife was dead, and that he was coming bome 1A NE. Tuxenay, Oct. 10, 1677, —Dear Fals : 1 am sur- Prised &t your Jetter, fuf I dun't know what you moan at f Muwle went 10 fuirs orany oftior lace wit men, it is more than I huo por week. pulence 19 1ot auly & dlwass Hnif, but the hurlbnzer of uthers® ro wrule Hipporratee two Uionsand years what wae true the Htevens, and nofhinz can cusuge you. Sawe reaasun or otber Lo ewmlis ry of i L i Ehe levs 20 G druzghelas OF wi S paper Wwent ta the fuir witl ber two uights, aud there Laat ; why di ¥ heart-broken. Mumie heard of it, 804 st ouce Kot i d ol « {hqueation gavo. Sieves vcatcriay what fhe | 2UrtoFust i tzousle, and thon wiidt wuili 1 307 | wa bo ssn® o " v, e A A\ V4EL e fu youe st wby dld guur Asg | Bearbbrolen. Munly Leard of It o st 01<e | 1475, the bouds awountiug, with sceruedfuter- e $1 Qi eribeen Lk A Lutter terued in tho alanc of the day v feurtul | {ton agarh ahacs e coige oo Horut 79010 mea- | what yod ‘dowt like, woy' do. yua wpbraid sve o feacar for | an more"of wlady thanto | clalnis to havo pasitivo proot thst he hut kept | ¢4t to 8130000, Tue property was bid o for s rucket.” Ioseeed somewhst anooyed - last ,,,,,,,,1 never woold Vons {n_‘».n“'. {"d l-:,r u‘mllur You know that [ bavo doue miy best fur. holders by Charles E. Tracey f(ur treat you fu that mannur, and noi oue woul has | Jecherous company, sud the _boi night wheu the frlend whio called ssid bo bhad her Yoo kuow well enough thatif she seen ono word in your letters. bem $450,000, There will bo no change i the man- behaved outra v b U ) % uuder lock and Key, for I will say they arc dear tg | FeOUSLY aleo bis retury to this ity y Fenus fo 4 anyiblog, 1 camuat ivp s, Hut, QU miust pever be ashawed 1o Lell m snythin; g sent that ideutical paver to Btevens' parents, | for love to share your troubles, 1 re Pete, don’ ——— sgement for the present, snd the business of B PERTE ¢, don't blanie mo e y . ealn A ¥ : ke fieud toud W thae ame s sucet | mals Fulecwa b i s v s mhs behasa you aad Mamie: Thers. wis. uont thrce | T il eek Ja0 cno | Ut i 24 CORRESPONDENCE. Ve Cougny will Proceit Exhotetotere, tuink yoi would or could furgel e this soun, for whien une loseg they cannut foret it soon; snd you said you loved me.” Please dou't abuw avy mure lutters. wili you, Feto? Auil pleuss wrlisto T1old you bow sad snd “fouely 1 am, and you ‘would alwsys be 3 friead W . Dou't be sugry st we for wnting as 1 did, ot den'y fecl glad that you are uot hureto ges s scolding, fur you know my Uitle scoldlngs don't swouut 1o wuch, bat I would Mse to give you onw all the same. - Ploasa write to me soon, 1 expected to hear from you fosg axo, aud i sm, a8 -hr:x your \ ; Lo RANDAL 1L FOOTE, BANKER, 10 BROABWAY, KEW YOI, aving been for Ewcive years s member of \iw Y b ock Laciazye and. Vice: Lresideat of Gohd Ruaris Rikhest eharacter and expericave s gusrauteed. o Gulyg sud oo, ey, BLUCK COULPACLS, such aa ** ea. >+ pute,” 84 ** vally * o large OF smiall Ainsunt, ught s v07d 00 Teulsr comimbutons aud bodes i = Tiihe Pulml-lk.}lfllh ** Wall zirect, ™ and stwek fahi-s contalulug valuably Informistion, walled va 19- selpt of 10¢. $95,”$50, $100. $200. $500. The wajority uf Wall strect huuses aid Bien we 3 e ik il welahoet b sy F tu Eare o 4o Teputatioy fun bulitidivem and fuicaty . Tha Awca. & oy Nruken, 13 ' Lo ublyiule cond:. TTEMS. To/ths Bditor ot The Trbbune. The Baltlworo a;T okm Ruilroad will sell Caicago, July 3.—The shootiug sffair of the | rouyd.irip tickets July 3 and 4, good to return Stevens-Youny fanilly bas caused exceedigly o thio ik, to ull statious on the Oblo snd Chi- Rreat exciteinent amoog the young bucks of this csgo Divisions a8 3 vents per wile each way. clty, wbo each Bove g slh of seliof as he read tho excylleut, roport s Titw Tutuns of thls | o :‘:: ',(‘:f;:: 1:;:::}" m:?'&::: 1 ',‘,;,::“2 wornlug when lie discovered that bis name did ductivn fn rates 10 Calerado poiots, This bus not supear; yet all wers equally guilty wére the s = i truth koown, Now I wish to ask, will tute | Sideubledly Lecn doug bo wake Huaies the prove a curutive example, and will the youuy | $4we by, wey of Kuusss Cly ws Ly way won and culpable maurrled womven take warnlug | Omaba. Yy i fruin this scaudal, and bhave & care us to bow [ The aouual megtiug of the Chicago & Sorivg- they rivk thewr churaciers i such places us Au- | 4 i i Grewan Batenters e ar Ay bvaccs us Au’ | eld Ralroad, forueriv the Gilwan, Clinton & His firét taove vesterday was to BECULE AN ATTORNRY, and sfter covsultatlon with some friends he se- cured Mr. A, 8, Trude, who will bercatter bave charge Of bis case. Blevens was taken into Lhe caye ™ about noou, sud bsd & louy con unun\w.n Mz, ‘Trude, tho natures of which was ;mx& "Ee‘z’“"'f{«""‘ It i understood that the case wus iia; out ‘“!Ilb: cm?lluuadl luldml }v;pul. A iy €vens lovked and svemed 10 feel well, a; waa visitod duriug the dey by 8 Jerae oatu of frcuds, who offered blu sywpatby, and browised to stand by bl fu biy trouble, ihis inthier bas not beeo written to, hut will b to- \3:{: mfll will probably reach the city 1o day or 9 f 1 FULN OLD LaDY, . slve her money aud Ict ber conis bome. D Suxoar, Nov. 5, 1476, —Dm‘:‘;‘v ber hete among atcangure, aud doR't 8 £410 WAk 10 you'bafore, but | ¥ o 4 paia dn ‘wy iBead sl toe w ] be ek sco 1o weite., I Bopw thie wil Do well snd hottng ozeiter, "bate, your last Munday's lottes 1w Lo £9 ¥ buew o' you “Tal—ls-wes ' Fiarmols oW 0F you 10 stand, or any man that loves b wife. 13u) a0 aatonished, lwixvl 20 badly, that b 8 thiog should bave bappencd. I 'bops o has Jearuod Jeseon, sud will ever altempt auch u thing acaln, » Wo know thor you were guod “und true to bed while goa wers "une, l.lnd ru' ll;“;l‘ bew &;l ez to be the sawe tu UM, car Pety, Nt Becnowlsdied that v s doms wodous bud bus on't ive bappy. Pete, lool {uto tulugs the right way, and dou't be Wo busty, Fromain as ever, HoTHER, OREAT WRATIL 4 Hoxw, Dec. 1, -1877.—Feler Sfevens: Yours of the 20th imst. received. sod I basicn 0 moawer. Your lettor surprised e ver, wuch, nlllunll& expecied to hoar from you. wade up my wiud t sead all notes dack unopened, aud shail do so bercalter, 1 worely write this 1o . THE LAST. + Cutcaqo, Peb. 18, 1678~ Dear Stecl But let mo'devuia 8 few words aud mou n Lt B dove wrong.' aud will d to sow now subject. ‘The et ls oue which s A i ety 1wl ut $1K 8 h % e trag frow this ust, forglve ber, aud'tey 1o fors | tel) yu 4 & v g e bia e Surinsticid Raulroad, was beld at the olfice of | deuce. st an st ¢ s Gerwag_w? cousideruble vrop | getinford ik they ats ol presiy wod p\{ul:h:’ l:‘“ nulenlmz:: {:{Al:.\:;u‘::u "ffifli‘.!fi'&.‘“ l'w' ‘I: disliky epesking of very wuch, but feel it my | sstray and o litte llquer often bas a very bad .,..\..m.m{, i tursed o .\‘:‘. el i uty. law very worfy futecd that you bave ligucls Contrul Raidroad fu thls aty yeater Buad dvt Welr cicular, e, 5 i cllvch Upon people Wl 8re Budacd Lo tho Ways |