Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1872, Page 6

LT went once more | whom It ! a Man Astonishing the Val- PROPOSALS. Remembrance. for me since I bad left it, ad seen in the gambling-saloon in the In Deep ‘Sorrow. A Colored ae | “PABA thet or g for Tourn, and having ere 0 ing to = “Do | Sad le mysong, t -nigny, and bricf assad auosen” en "| De P*rosars OE. fh it Said, ‘atin, me: “« bd a > Mpnignt, ane e 5 ne v ‘Ne lenger mourn for me when Iam da a Femain there 8 {6% | recognise that mane” ‘Sie ‘repued, widhost | "uray ions want g heart is St to break; {From the Vallejo (Cal) Independent.) I Than you shall hear ba Fe fp aa days. 1 thought no more of the watch or of | hesitation, that she did. | Do what Iwi), the one giad note [had ‘There is a remarkable character on the ¥ nad “g Dies Geen Give warning to the wor! tes ¢ s to my friend who wore the diamon“, uptil one | «Well, we are ready to take your deposition, ) 1 cannot, cannot wake. in the person of a young negro who speakefour | oo po sate Depart. Sealed t Brom, tale vie world, with vies worms morning, in reading the pape, ¢ saw a colnmn | mademoiselle,” and the agept added: Henti, , | moderen languages with tne greatest duency, | _ Sealed Propors’s il! Bs recsived af this Gwell. nee | heaced by the words, “Acroclous Murder!” 1 | ome in and witness this.” a turnkey entered. | Grief, that formanyand many aseason past | Lee ine neem eae ER Smaitering of Greek | forni-:ing certain ayjces cf Brationer: for tre ; a on Mig, © you send this no, semomber aut | read it; it was this: The Joung lady commenced in a.iivery voioo | 1 Dave repressed, though oft sdsorely tie1, | and Latin. He is about twenty-five years of | Sou the Deparcanent for ahs ear irom Pebrasry | ay Ot Seneary, 1S yo ject thoughts wont be forgot | | “On Tar eday evening a eanalman noticed @ | as foliows: “41 fest faw Usman ina maison de | Brcaks in upon me, wave on wave, at last, Age, was born in the ©: 1, 1873, aie ait = irtieadecs ces than Mev sake nou tos:'| Sede wich hadhous isis @ry cntne bonketehe | frets ae Bas hae ae Petits-Champs; he | Amd will not be denied. educated im univers o speaks | wea tiegsaity and | ae Tote non lash anaes Gaveuees | Seine, near the Point Neuf. Ho managed to | “was playmg at the same table with the mur- | wo troublons figures will arise upon | with wonderful @uenes of expression, his oo | Scallen ss the dikas “hactieed Iameneoion O when 17 perhape, compounds! sim with Clay, | get te into Bia best, a6 neaniy tainted st the | dered see atom Ihave also recognized at the |” And float before my sight, whatecr Idx; | SS ae cae cantante, weno nae See eee Do not 0 much as my name rehearse, a sight he beheld. It was the body of a motgue. mmekimmes they woul ave | One is my tearfal Past, my Future one, | About one. o'clock om Friday a» orning he was | LL epeeat om Re signed. fey List the wise word show d look fate your oan, | ear. "Me wis elegantly dressed; Dut na clothes | the raloone She ire ta epee ae | And that istearfaltcol~Chambere” Journal | ,,Ab0u Against the bar in Van Smith's restaa~ | Suivrceriined to be rmgonaisle and sudlalen by A ncek pon olh meacaterl ecaene | werk. All termcamil ke bh secanien hare me. cece and kad some private conversation. ‘The | DINING. | raut discaseing the doctrine of Papal § master or Uni od State attorvey whicre tho ae 5 | his life. His body now lies at the morgue, but | prisoner leit the house before the mardered | - bility from a Protestant tandpoiat. Qae haud LEMSIINOr. | | Nee maten pet Beni comeumans meat aoe he did not leave until two hours latsr, | How They Do It im An Ya- | was tosing with a remarkably strong gin cock- ee eee eons oa found on his person but two letters, the contents not gained much that night. tolerable De: Sack. — tali, while the other was gesticulating to the A PARI TORY. | of which, it is said, will no doubt give some clae | ~ ‘This deposition she signed with her aame,| A writer in the Cincinnati Commercial, de- | crowd around him. His argument was abou’ eee, . | to enable the detectives to trace the murderer | Eugenie Dumont. seribing Mark Twain's visit in Engiand, is | as foilows:— You wil! at once amit, after a Gambling, Marder, and Mistaken Identity. | #84 treet Bim before many days; until the ar- ere the interview ended, and 1 was deft | moved to discourse of dinners. The trae Lon- | careful investigation of the claims of Pups Pins , ‘ | rest is made, everything is kept secret. It is, hewever, op me that a beautiful young wo- T bad been staying at Geneva during the an- | man,named Mariette in, has bee: fumn months, passing my time very plessaatly, | restedas a su:pseted accomplice of the m: alone to reflect. don dinner, he remarks, consis's of from twelve | |X. to stand on an equal footing with the 5 © + from of the keepers, | to twenty courses, the halt of which are subd- | er our divine Creator, that his bail at tnt tan nasa Lewd had left his ide with me | stantial meats, fish. fowls and game, braced up | ting the new dogma of infaliid: had been captured at La Forge, near Ronen, | 80d interpolaicd with Patter: soups, and eu- | tum fuimen—or, im other w De parin Si be separ of Postmast: re and Pa al Ag STOCK ON HAN pat or . watohing the golde: . pe i fi hi te ce, bat had | trees. Then foliows a vista of sulien puddings | sineictu. ( Phe crowd nodded ass Bm | och « Several Conctmitenide pent saerper Senet the tnveatightuignthemes Seeictne es ruer Govelepanant ees pre- Pionatd eccereaie <a and sodden sweets, cakes, custards, and mixed | “Pelt «hm what?” inquired an old toper. rei may-sheck. in non, be ten cseteed a She Aged, at each splash of your car there arvge thousands | sent themecives.” . I spoke to the tall agent, aud asked bim to re. | ices, whose cousumption points toward death looking over t if his glass. y iveres mus: be of the genuine man ages of manefe-ture, « ef golden watery gems which,ere they feil, I laid the payer cor and | commend me a good lawyer. He didso, and | and the hours of midniget. And still the poa- “ Telos im . my dear friend, were slivered by the moonbeams. But the eve- | began to think calmly I iret, now becoming chilly, and I kuew | Mariette was the name inscribed on watch, long the days also would be cold; $9 | and it was also that of#the murderer's accom, a tothe fair lake, and took my way | plice. Then I thought of such . uenaily freq ae ing-houses, and that the oung man who had given me the watch might beiinsome w y connected with the murder. Dbastnees I wished to transact there kept me lin- 1 reasoned with myself for some time, and Ting day atier day. Now, this wouid bave | then came to this conclusion: That tue watch I ioe sessnzes enough at any other time of the | had was the property, perhaps, of Mariette year, but at this seasca how could I amuse my- | Gaudoin, the suspected complice of a mur.” self, if it were uot for the theatres and the bal | dezer; that the young man who pledged me that Ge Fopera? watch was most likely the murderer. if not, One night, while the cold rain beat against | why did he not meet me and redeem it’ I re- By window-panes. and the wind, still culder, | membered the date; the murdered man had whistied in al gusts ap the street. | lay on | been tound in the evening of the day on which my lounge poring over Victor Hugo's last no- | I was to meet the young, man in the Cafe d ve d trying to understand it, the wood tire | Londres. Perhaps he had heard it, and feared low Ing on the hearth. 1 dropped my book, and | to come, a8 he might have been arrested. Boxing st the clock, sew it was just a quarter | The more I thouglt on the matter, the more ast 7; them I thought of gone to the theatre, | I felt convinced my suppositions were correct. it was not yet too late; and so [decided [should | Then I began to think of what course [ should 2 t said | derons feast is not over. There remain piles of | yatin, amd that the other suiceas-nueeen tien, with | green nots and over nourished fruits, insidioas | without effect. the exception that he wore «moustache, while | entrees of late debvert with foreign davor, and ea, yes, (hic,)” exclaimed the I bad a beard. But 1 remarked: ‘He had a | lastly that inevitable, fatal comestibie, crowa- | know what that means, bat dis beard, too, when I saw him last.” “On, we | Pg the goal of every British dinner, and whose | the application of tine rst oma kuow ali that,” caid the agent. “When we | Very look and odor suggestions of the grave—a entered the hotel, he saw his game was up, a0 | Stilton cheese! But the London dianer is not | ¢ put his valise in your room, cat off his beard, | ™0-tly a thing of eating. After all has bsca | med Lis moustache, went straight toour | std, itis an allair to be drank rather than mas carriage, which was waiting, and told the driver | icated, its succeeding courses appearing to bo coolly to drive him to another hotel; then paid | Btroduced mainly for the object of clearing thi and discharged him. Of course the driver never [serry! for fresh tlavor of wine, A delicate | t with the barted past that at times, upon | cide whether the suspected anything, as he thought the murderer | hock is [gece beside the plate of microsespic c s of excitement, or in th tor areof the k wasone of my party. But the coolest part of | but flucly flavored Englisa oysters, that bagin | ment, 1 thoughtlessly allow m business was, that be came on as far as Rouen | be mes! Sauterne or Moselle succeed to the | ntterance to my thoughts in @ deat Ang ee on the same train as ourselves,at least so he | hock, with the tish that follows the oysters. Mo- | anknown to most of you. Itis with regret that himself says. In his room at the hotel, we | ‘elle and Ssuterne give way to the substantial | Tying mysolf so mich Unter the infisnc found a large clasp-knife with biood dried on | ‘berry and Hungarian in the third courss. wine as to give utterance to words which the interstices; alro the hair he had cut off.” herry is carried fo: from a language now, [am sorry to say, The agent then told me the prisoner had con. | 0 accompany the der tery defunct and useless as the bonos of fessed; and in his confession had stated that Le y roast of Englith sirloin that breaks th jer’s dead which had followed me from Rouen to Dieppe, to shift | first shock of appetite in the process of diui the Grecian hattle- feeble weapon thrown intending to stay only ppointed, as some litle dead langaa, their contemplation has been so Gener to me in bringing my mind in a The head of the raet The Postmaster General reser v goneral | J must be indorsed om the envelope, | : tor Stationery,” and bo directed tothe | ‘Acsistant Fosrmas-er Geers! A ago withered upon ‘ ite Tokey at - A.J. CRESWELL, go to the opcre comiiue.as i had seen on | pursue. Ought I send the watch to the police | the murder on me, a8 I looked so mach lixe | Chateau Yque Se Several old topers. who wore just elevating | decal-s4t Postmaster General. Poster they were going to play *+Une nuit au | headquarters at Paris, and state the facts? 1 | him, and as he had scen me leavethe gaimbling- | that replaces the roast. Game is inti brimming g'a*sex t distorted mouths, i Chareau,” which T thoaght might counteract | came to the conclusion it would be bad plan, house, while he lay in wait for the murdered | With claret and champagn>. A sy Mso | their month the duiiness the rain generally leaves ine. as I wouid surely be arrested, aud perhaps de- ceeding « man, and as he knew detectives were on his | '* supported by a giass of Madeira, The Mato | ment at the and prased i asta | PSePosats Fux LSTTER BaLanpes, in turn, !s contrasted with a Greek win They surveyed the apeaker sce ee eS Well, | enjoyed myself pretty weil, for, meet- tained for many months as a witness, or, at | trac! ra,in turn, i t wi by eyed sentence. They survey: the speaker with SHINGTON, D O.. Deo. 5.1872 ing 4 friend there, we passed our time very plea- | jeast, until the cap guna be disposed of; and, Whata singular stroke of Inck it would have | and 4 bottle of Manzanilla is dettly inserted ty | speechless amazement pegy eie 4 rg etc and did not fatrly re- Sealed Proposal Mill be received at tite Depart: | t vi brace the flagging stimalant of the Lene: | cover thelr equilibrium until he invited them | ment until the Dat oF Jaxvany,1> maiz) Seem han choees car aens to oceetriny S| with the Goants Sonne tae massive soatern | fodrinke g Chick, 3008, for furniahtng Letter’ Balances for | Next day, through the kindness of the agent | Wines—port and Spanish, while the heavy Eag- | “'Gandemen, Tempus fuyit—1 moa ous Jone from end etter thes ten donee eee for and efforts of my lawyer, I was released va | lish Favorite, sherry, has not once disappoare! | fies, and considerable of @ period has the folowing description. namely: ?* bail. I appeared at ‘the trial, which waa | trem the cloth. The black wines are carried | petween drinks. As the ol iret, Balaices pga ta very long, and was called several times to the poten ol the dessert, and fruits. Bordeauxis | «gonum vinum'—beg pardon; I meant t avoir dr po stand. sipped with the cheese, after which the guests | said that good wine makes good bivod. The eluethe detectives discovered the mar- | drink all round lqueurs Ghatreuse or Marasch- | @ magnitcent hypotless,” aol derer by, was the fact that they had found two | ino, for better en and the ladies retiring, | directiy from cause to effect, anc letters on the murdered man from Mariette | after the English fashion, the cloth is drawn, fallacious analogy, we are at a Gaudom to Claude Beli. By means of these | cognac and whisky is introduced, and the regu- logical conciasion, ‘firmly est they found Mariette, and from her obtained | ar drinking of an English dinner party begins. b , without which all reas: information that Clande bad been in the habit aa this enormous and massive eating | comes utterly powerless—a little sugar, ify of gambling. Then they had found he hal | aud drinking, one would suppose that the Enz- | please, and no lemon, 1 than sant, especially between the acts, when we usa- | besides, I thought the watch could not belong aliy descended to fortify ourseives with punch | tothe murdered man, and that the detectives and cigarettes, befure leaving the theatre and | could work up the case weil enongh withoat emerging into the night air. | me. So I decided to keep myself quict, and not At length the play was over, and we went into | say anything. I thought next oF selling the B cafe near by to retresh ourselves still more, | watch, but I gave up that idea, as the name and played & quiet game of ecarte. After the | was engraved on it. SoI conciuded I would second game, my friend proposed we should ‘cep it, say nothing, watch the papers, and somewhere and try our luck, or inother words, | leave France a8 soon as I could. I staid in ght the tiger.” I agreed. and he hatied a| Kouen but one day more, and then took the ‘acre. We got in, and he told the driver to let | train for Dieppe, in which place I intended to Bsoutat some number, I donot recollect, in| rest afew days and see the papers, as I was Kue Neuve des Petits-Champs. We rattled | becoming more interested each day. The pa- along at a good pace, and after some time drew | pers, however, contained nothing new—merely before & very respectable looking house, in | @ resume of the facts already stated, with the taht, quer- osed that 100) will Secund. Balances of the eame capacity, graduated bere given only for the iufurgat. >. aad by the metric or gramme eystem. Uf Uilsciass 100 | Zuicaner of budaers may ire Toird Balances cepsble of welzhing foar poands, ev oirdupots welght, vo be graduaved to bi 1] OL this crass it you, and here's Sud durability wail be bed whic been in the house at which I had met him. [ | lish would find it convenient, if not absolutely | to usali;” and the lexicograp? ical darkey toss = Scophal pace Gerecietionsy ies here fared no lights, and whose in- | usual addition, “The detectives expect hourly | was at once suspected, and an agent started | Recessary, to recline, like the old Romsas, ac | a cocktail trom humaa sight forever; and | mpauy eech bid, and tee bidder mates. I thought, had long since retired torest; | to arrest the murderer.” after me, having my description, which co- | their meals. The interence is as absurd as tue started out of the saloon. the contract widl be required to furnish #a.ane j 8. AND PLATES. but when we stood om the upper steps, I could | Que evening, while in the billiard room of the | incided exactly with the murderer, were it not | '@ucy of an Ang! seat Micagee poll sepia The ola toper remarked, as he looked wist- pf ang at ee xe | " {row wich portage see that there was blind over the fan-light, | hotel, a young man invited me to join him ina | that he had a scar over his eye. _ | An Englishman ts adier than when after the retreating man’s form: © B! aaa kos toc sranabenioban aan acin eee | ng the pro pert through the chinks of which came a dusky red | game. I consented, and we played for an hour The detectives then got on my track; and rises arpa hours of di es . He rppe ‘$ if Ke dou’t beat all the sm. niggers Lever Q ee cee ered Tang the boil; the sound | or so, after which’ we went up to his room, | so happened the murderer saw me at Roun, | Carry off his tons of fod and gallons of wine as | 2hS, tstepe fi lowed, and soon the door was | smoked, and played pique. He remarked while where his keen eves soon recognized me, and he | lighily as if they were a biscuit and a We understand that an effurt is being made > then, after a few whispered words from | playing, that we looked so much alike, we | determined to throw his gailt over me, think- | And as forthe marvelous populati to heave him lecture to the people of Vallejo, ostneaster Ge tena, we were shown up two pairsof stairs, | mightbe taken for brothers. I had not espe | ing, no doubt, any personal resemblance to him | lows the ordinary English dinner, t and he is wi to deliver a lectare if an : wan mace for each a Were ushered into a large saloon, which | cially remarked the likeness between ws anon | west help considerably to that end. Little | He Londoner appears a 1, His name we did a if gee med most advamiageots to t D Sidition to the rear. | Fulding- | now, but it was not very great. ‘The similitade | thought he, however,that the agent de police were brane, through which liquids disa bids ritmade in contormity w ad been drawn back, showe merely consisted in both of us wearing a rather | following So closely in my footsteps, and that pag ere oft to ems proc: Ss ob with his pr there were two rooms, which new seem: | long red beard. and hair the same color; but, | he was but making his own capture the more | OF rather €o; tabaonpe Pomcae neh ely ising. tt upiy will one. then, his eyes were blue, mine were gray, and | easy. | ganization as gracefully asif the British ona If there be one thing im existence more m rj We entered amid confased sounds from differ- | he hada ecar over his left eye. Still,one of | The trial was at length over, and as I sto: ach were the proper receptacie and destiny of | erabie than another, it most uaquestionabiy . ent partot the saloon. At one side were four | us might have been taken for the otlier at a | there, while the jadge sentenced him to dea" the alcohols. bien: | the being compelled to rise by candice Toulette tables; on another side, rougs et noir, | distance. I shuddered when { thought of the quiet gama Ph te gr English are undoubtedly | If you ever doubted the fw Bnd di-pe ne Ibe ily around were @ number | We played till midnight, and I left him, gotng | of cards he and ft played together at the dead dined and best wined race in the wor couvinced of your error on t ir of -maii round ta e teha t which seve- | to my room; but an indescribable feeling cane I re~ | over me, aud [ could not sieep. I tossed about ses, who | on my bed, aud then got up, lit a cigar, sat zon, oilers | at my window, looking down on the “Qaa ears to be a dispensation in ty hour of midnight in his own room, where he | onaati | departure. a left st might easily have murdered me, bad he felts | ™ y atmosphere of the English cit- | be called at halt-past f inclined, as Inever carried any arms. Isiuq- | mate that atones for its disagreeableness b nothing all night but dered again, and hoped he would be forgiven. | low an impunity of appetive to the inka’ marked t sipped their | i cause for thet | time, and start up i ying. | Henri Quatre,” smoking. Hie caw me and a bitter smile fitted acros | auts which exist nowhere else. The climate is | dream of a large church cl t friend and Isat down and P’ | _Ithad just Struck two from the church Of St. | his face. He beckoned me to come tohim. [ | # Soaking one literally. An American arriving nd running round, with astonishing rapt i Jacques when I saw a carriage drive upto tas | went over, and he whispered hoarsely in my | in England finds that he can add one-third » | to every igure on the dial-plate. At last, schoo ;and three men got out and entered the | ear: “Do you forgive me? I piayed my last | his ration of the foe ete ak beverages without | 5 exbausted, you fall gradually Ralanees, 1. i wondered where they could have corae | Land with yun, and did not cheat. Adieu.” i apprehens'o a ae hog stomach of Orass as | ire: your thoughts tact Porites © h @ carriage at that time of the night. I I felt his cold hand in e; he pressed it, and | Would not suffice Mark Twain to enjoy even a | the which hay es ail ni sut smoking aud thinking, when a light rap came to my door; I unlocked it; it was ay aid: sine has wi} ere!’ Be- | Molety of the substantial good will which he is | of Parewalte e CONREE SiS BOrOl Bee | cone aime tie Gaeaery English frieads, a ‘ ——— ish ho-pitslity has always had some “You see that cleric: friend with whom I had been playing billiards oe British hospitality nas ef nat the . | He hada valise in his hand, and appeared ina Courtship After Marringe eens coe ict ke young | hurr, but not in the least excited. ‘Phere wea wach seve than e wittioiom | Simstzations to the dk wat rsing, and whose | hey have just sent a carriage for m2; my | in the Semerk of hen r wag | miniettn : er beside his raven | father is not expected to live till morning; take | hag paid attevtions to a maiden Jadly | “Bt Kill. care you never get | care of this for me until to-morrow,” he said, caugit in her twile,” added my triend. I | Iaving the vaiive in my room. €¢ him there was not any dauger of that. Little | Ail this passed so quickly, I had not timo to then in what astrange place I wouid | think, aud he had passed down stairs, and f dil 1 <ee ker. | not Gream of following him, being undressed. ng tired of our ecarte and cham- | | went back tothe window, and the carriage pagne fue, my friend = ted that we «h ould | drive off rapid! person ef the guard “an Los, whose funeral, even in am, you T to have attende? ¢ighteen years ag». a | Atlast you fall intoa state cf complete o}ii- | vion, from whtch you are aroused, as if into a new state of existence, by @ singalar illasion. for twenty years, visiting her regularly every | ‘Paste in Agri uight, when rallied for not marrying. If I] A nice perception of what gives beanty to were ‘married I should have nobuiy to court, ery would prevent many gentlemen te and no place to go at night. Hes had deeply tel! | clearing away from the centrast between bis own delicate and | ii ethereal enjoyments and the hard, discoate eg Paper and U The guatity ana v emtinated 4) patio 7 ‘ article tequires aze speciiied Bul »w é Then I said to myself, “Why | eq, fretted life of tuo many married people, and | Zou ore aupeentice’ to & trunkmabker; Bow, | Sivoscane of Wresciee Proms Ald at Fouleite, and We went over to | did he not take the valise with him, as he hada | fi" srowes was jeclig. ‘Hin ane thers wie comes | wie oth cnity Reheonoipinginere rl dy SOs as don’ tak a was Just calling out, | 2" bu! . I thought he had needs thing in courtship which too often exbales and | be entertained and decided. for a | ing the lini the Hd of a portmantean et Cent ee a, did not wish to be bothered | expires after marriage, leaving cold. | well situated house with teund that other apprentice in the bac! when the ball ceased rol ‘Red wins this - I was not long smoking and | (uii, monotonous burien, wher was | constructed so us to be in t ss PI th time,” while he raked th ing pisces in | thinking when é other rap was at my door. I from the losing colors. I put a tive-frane piece | opened it, and a tail, military-looking perso: on the *k. The bali rolied, and I wou. I | age walked in, while auother had come in m left the money stall there, and won again. ? Ibad lett off playiag tur a few minates, and | almost before I had timei pei was standing at @ side-table, eating some roast | gentleman waiked in. The tail geutl-min fow!, when { noticed @ young man. dressed very | said: “Sir, you are arrested on the charge of he ts hammaering!—rap, rap | industrigus fellow he must be! him at work for baif an hour been hauwmering incessautiy Kap, rap, rap, again—be’s tal that he ‘i beauty and buoyancy betore. see | eftect what that something is. Ia conrtship, | by smail enclosures ia tront, and the nothing is taken for granted. Both | such preduce might as well have beea yee ¥ ties are put on their goot behavior. | behind the farm premises. These of con's keeps itselt fre tive by constant expres- | should be far enough away to preve sion in word ai But, strange to say. te | sound of pe cattle and other nuises ( the whole, may be ude advo be pat up House bail poandench. hu; io become iovse anc et. that’s Five o'clock! You mike # vio- 7, lent exert , aud start up in bed. Lube vison s courtship usually ends with marriage. Very | turbing the stillness of night, or jarring too : : ‘a shop 1s ‘ negra tame anager ton oer murder; so please keep just as quiet as you | fon both partice yield to the sense of ro-1n nervesof ‘any delicate, city’ bred vor othe your tee fetes saa Soe ctune aaprectics seamed, Tm eee oon te nobly & Ms oe - sion, and the feeling of security robs gallant vieitors. 3 > “ » 2 i . Let, ih any case, be sawtul h spathied with that white and peculias | 4 nearly fainted. The faea of my being ar- | of motiveand extracis the poctry from the ia! In front it ought to be so arranged froin tie Uenyariig it nend sae ae ea : glow which only pure gems emit. He had been | rested as a miarderer! sank Into a chair. | ‘rhe beautiful attentions which were so plew. first that a beautitul pastore should be inter. y 1 ofan playing very high during the evening, and | while oneof them said to me: “I’m giad you hour, at the imminent risk of b: own knuckiesor the panelsof ¢ eced to dress yourself with all sible dispat The faring Hat candle, with the jong saw, gives light enough to show that the things you want are not where they onght to be, and you undergo a trifling delay in cousequence of having carefully packed up one of yoar boots iu your over-anxiéty of the preceding night. You soon complete your toilet, however, fur you are not particular on euch an occasion, and you sbaved yesterday evening; so, mounting Petersham great-cont and ‘green travel before marriage are too often forgotten ait-r- | spersed with groups of trees; and near the mac ward; the gitts cease, or come only with the | sion and brithe carriage Toad and chief entrance asking; the music dies out of the vol very- | cluster of evergreen shrubs could be protec’ I thing Hs taken for granted, and the iove that, | by invisible wire fencing, and a fence ot liv ike the silver jet of the fonntain, leaped to green could be planted inside the boun. heaven, denied its natural outlet, ceases to tlow | tection, which, with good management, ute it altogether. Then come datl, heavy, hard days, | pe brought to suflicient density todo away wi! with two unbappinesses tied together, wishiuz | the outer one when worn out. In tact, chews themselves apart, and not always content with | estate, like English ones, could be feneat merely wishing. This is unnatural and wrong. | tirely with living materials, which would © What married lite wants to give it new tone and | the cost of repairs to such as are in pressnt 1 sweetness is more of the manner as well ax the | and would also give #0 much shelter to spirit of the courting time. Very mach of tne | ground as to benefit the crops and the stock Pp though winning now and then, must have lost | fetched your luggage with you. sir: much ob. Father more than he gained. He addzessed me, | liged to you. for you have saved us a heap of e stood there, by saying trouble. Why, we've been following tat Young man, why don't you cover the red | leather vallse at the door these last {ow dass; sometimes when you play, if you're afraid to | but we always come up with the game.” ge any higher?” That is not my valise,” I said; “that belongs not afraid; but I play only for | to a gentlemen down stairs. ‘See here, young man,’’ said the tali detee- he said, ‘fer giving | tive, “the leas you say about that, the by-tter. ut I did not think you were « | You may tell us what you like now; but you'll I myself only play for aimusement’s | be contradicting yourself by-and-by.” still I like to win, ifonly to bs abie to “But [tell you it isnot mine. [ am nota balance my play: aud if one plays only on one | murderer; and I protest agalust this arrest and aking either his ae articl s required will be furn desire to bid, on epplicsti ut Asrittant Pooimaster General, Waeuing Of th: Governk ent requi e * | the contrect if, in lls upini: 3 time te pert ¥ “oF in Case OF @ wilifal attempt to Departament camps tuderion io tho More or les: than the es-imat: be ordered 2¢ the necessities of the Depsrta, ey srauire, at ibe discretion of the Postmast Jere Awards will be made for each article separately if deemed wort adventageuns to the De partum: Bids pet made ix con! prmnty with this o Wert will nor be cor ech NT—BONDS coutract bas beer . hawl, and grasping your carpot bag in y | may o s leasure of courtship comes from the constaat | Sond the expectation of sny one Whe bee neces | 2 Bre relisbic priscar color, he’s sure to lose sooner or later; tae black, | outrage on my lberty,” said. The other de- tha i ul Posies o. | Tebt band, you walk ligutly down stairs, lo« ; nfficien ett . no doubt, wins often, but if yom have luck and | teetive interrupted me, aiselion velous ett ta ait peethle ns. Posit | keen the good resuits of such screens, and pro- yeu sbould awaken any Ct the family, aud A dend with two sufficient eureties will be re win, your gains are so much more as you ascead “Young man,” said he, ‘i not brot have made pity you were tection from driving cold wind “ rp quired \0 exch contract from black to blac.” seuten e is edged with a compliment and syo! Supposing the chief part of the land was yici- | PAtsing im the common sitting-ro A iaiiure to fureish prompily any article eon up to the law barge a world pment, just to have a cup of coffee, (the stid | tract dior, or an stempt te impose tro the De : oe o in tender tones. Every lovk is a contession. | ble {rom some of the windows, and {rom pate | ome fae ‘ ay ae: — - > outed 2 Sel and Rece plane: of the Postmantar | of tuck, for, in abont an ‘hour and a haif, 1| to Paris, but you can’t talk us.” posers pele 3 Cee Orhan nets, OF Seceme Sens, oF Serle stewed with the crumbs of last night's sir conrider:d sufficient cause fur the forfeiture of the you undo the chain and boits of the stree: «oor, comiract found myself in possession of nearly 00 francs In the meantime the tall detective had forced thetic clauses and | snap in the dialect of love, By friend, in the meantime, Playing on bigh | open the valise, and, aiter some searching, a cole 2 ds and gifts and -acrifices are the more emphatic «bes placed to have the same effect, would tide tray Sane 4 duttars, (G20. a any unsightly objecton adjacent property, and teture tor the + etthaster General reserves the right to re- : : tue thom es lames Geena tig | 8B find yourself fairly in the strect—Dicieas. | yecceny oral DIGIT Ia hie plan eae olors, aud the young man with the diamo: found three diamond studs very like those I hai | Sriicarate and uo devotion decks’ aot Ge Some cece pear ie ita erry ol —— by the tntcresis of the Depariment. i playing on thems 308, but losing heavily, and = on = oung man in the gambling-salova. the fact that atfection confesses itself contiau- | views pod the haw haw fences so commimn , The Eclipse of Bret Harte. : Ly = rene tenes = Sarees Pre. Tollot the salt? hy his asec an T Tebeod ce | 1 femregit growing pale. ally in look and word and act, making the voice | In the front of county seats in England, would | , Tere is Ove oter topic about which it is thought we were on the right Clg as Dave beow totally metuded tm the gener = track.” he sald: ‘let us search him now.” “3 ‘and addrescod to tae Firet Assistant Post. | aysreprimtion Lilla wituout aw tertiy must have lost nearly 10° trance, Soon he ca: musical and the Singers pootic in their touch and | be sunk. This would be the outline andstarting, | DIR4 time a word was said—the eclipse of Br. 9 General, Washi: Do. fix and provide fur ccreas iomotel expsoaes of i z % : *e Harte. No man ever came, a stranger, to Bos- a {0 °A) 3: Cumew: ~ the Department and cilicers of the Governaieat. aed Found io my side, touched me on the shoulder, | ‘They then commenced to search my clothes, Seairbonmess cman aver hares sarc: | fs eg cor odene Lape gr ig per partaeat | ton, and met a more favorable disposition to ap. | az-th « TORS A Sucaaeer Oeeeak, | fn ctw parva tated Gaae ee — se oat Grerything from my pockets, and at | Love must have expression or it will dic. 2 | landsca = tiga Freciate and honor him. No man ever more maim | Lazer, volume 8, pace 836.) approved Angust 3, Gao i speak to you ong momen last came to : , be kept forever beautiful and blessed as at che | “Ihe arrangement of pasture, and of comf:t- | ™Fetchedly dishonored expectations. Harvati iD SALE: shol. Sali oonpiohy whet tne ereererieeneeen te eid certainly, and followed him into the man, I'm afraid it will gohard with | frst, by giving it constant utterance in cortned | atte sheds for shade in summer, aad sheltss ix | Gellege had elected him to membership of the LAND SALES. hel fai tocomply with the rma hie coutract he westaantwelses. | Arsived thete, he: said borage act.” The more it ie allowed to flow. our in deit, | aUve sbeds for shade in 9 times, would be maiz | Pb! Beta Kappa before be leit California, aaj | ——————— gud ls eurenien hall able for te for re Would ask a great favor of you, were Is 1 tried to explain, but it wasot no use. ‘They | Sts attontions ahd Mable sexcieg tees ces | Sold weather 0 the Stock, anda convent | tuvited im deliver poem ache next as. | (jPHICIALS 0, 9760 brewed for in th uame-o! the Caited Stateestn any Would not be inconvenient,” at the same time | made me dress myrelf, tuok everything they and more satist'ying aud more Dlessed it will be. | on this account; but taste could all the ti 2 bual meeting, when President Porter, of Yate, By the President of the United Stat o: Urt bas img eriediciion thereof SWowld you lend mento tremor azn to-mor: pete pe rte ‘hem,’ Taey | The house becomes home only when love drops | hold swai , 80 that in riding around with frisis | Was to deliver the oration, President Porters ye ppuoLamavion, it Domndechoutd fell to casey fuve uarecmae aid yuu 0 franes ui morrow, | was ma. Ti a i “ ‘ = = 0 and take this as security” he said. “| Brooght me into the parior of tue hotel, and tw | it#beavenly manuain it iresh every day, ait | to see tho blooded. horses mek Gare beds Dt) Si Wy nd han send Gubsecee aie ts |. Ri vunwues a lew, 5, taped rads ve bords, as here: o: fngelne . the true vow is made not Once for all | other live stock, the line of would come | Slt. Ithas been read wherever philosophy is 1 took it in my hand; it was a beautiful pisce | of them staid with me while the other at the altar, but by loving words and helpful ws circle th; of gates come - of Al dent of the ULited States of America, do hereby ds- Clare and make known that public eales of valuable respow 4 Pine Lands will be held at the unde-mentioned taud | tbe required agre: meut aud booes ere executed: and oftices im the State of Miguesots, at the periods bore- | such next lowest bidder shell be required to fulull inalter designated, viz: ay * tpulation cmbraced herein, ne if it wore tbe At the Land Office at ST. CLOUD, Minno- | tjzinel party to whem the contract was awarded. gots, commencing on MONUAY, January 15, | time duripg the contisuecc: of the mia ae a3. f workmanship, and I was surprised at its be- | to see if the carriage was all right, as he said. also a lady swatch. I pressed the spring: it | A sudden thought struck me, I said that was Pen; some letters caught my eyo,and I | they “oe carriage—he who left me the Saw there was something engraved on the in-| valise. The detective only smiled. I tid him side. I heid it closer, and read. ande a Ma- | what had passed, and how I had seen the car Tiette,” and underneath, in aditterent style of | riage driven away. A thought seemed also to letters." noubii.” 1 was too polite to in ve struck him. @he detective who went after bape t, in along ride, these snd; | Bonored. Bret Harte despised his opportanit service and delicate attentions to the end.— | and every other object of interest would ac: | and selected from his porttolio a tesble piece, Golden Ag pear ina ne view, and there would composed in his veally days, which, under tas ‘no ret ing, and the journey would show every- | circumstances, was not much better than acon- 4u Unpleasant Predicament. thing in an interesting varieties of light. Tats | temptuous insult. He was invited to read a It ls hardly sate for the owner of arare work | would be taste in agriculture, combined of | Poem at the meeting of the Society of the Atiay to make too sure that no duplicate exists of it. | course with taste in breeding, &2.—Country Gen- | Of the Potomac, im this city, and accepted. At 4ioua.ce of the contract the for the saie ot timber tande wot previously dis: | [resins ghelidie or hecrine ernest re the last moment he refused to appsar, but seat | posedot, im the undermenticued town-tipe ala parce oy ap | arriage now came ther whi One of the eminent numismatists in London | tleman. eo Ppsar, » entire pepalty of the b Post Seal ke you ave ee Sheet tes toot Gal onan rnurriedly to" him, ‘aud he 'wens | came into joseession of "a singular aud Lights | peecedgge pipe mre preg Ae nee med ge fil mon peg, aR principal | Siciouel ood colt font see eee Jou first that { leave Paris to-morrow.” quickly out again. 4 ent | xaluable coin, of which ho foit cortain that no | Gentle Words to Homan, It ls understood that be coatractod, | Mer ¢ ‘or'shaliturnien to tie meceptaube: af ee Pat He said: That makes but little difference; I | | Atter this f was brought upstairsto myroom; | Guplicate existed. Wishing to surpriso his | ‘phe ridiculously loud tone of volee ia which den toe (nate pebtetions. aie ewin ‘Townships 62 and £3 in range 25 ter Geverot witbio ten 4-5 aft: € notioe, and ta d €annot get money till morning, but we can | they bolted the windows and locked the door, | brother numismatists, and Grrlere are gencrally given to horses when ‘to | Tage he has not earned iis Wageee Pine cee | Tewveblps 6 end 47 in range a. fault cher oot tae sonuiicd. ect at neon at the Cate de Londres, Kue du | All this had been done so ytietly, and in such a | With him upon sorare a Gtiver desires them to start or stop, has ofvoa fod of his engagement he contributed pseas | Bora o ase Tae SS 3. oct of sh principal RXTSNSION. Fanbourg St. Honore, if sou will not leave ve- | short space of time, that no ons but the hotel: | been @ subject of surprise to me.’ If horses | Period of bis en; ent he contributed poems Koch sine wad west of principal me Should the trterest oF the Government roqnire, fore that hour.” 1 mentioned that would ve | keeper’ aad a fon waitere omen anything was | Was remarad te, Dromght out his coin. Great | were ext thing to deaf, there wonld be an ec- Fcsume, be aooepted ay. Ho engaged oo Fownshin 1, ofrange23. thie Guutrnct my be ox cede beyond cum fu aerceable. and gave bim the money, putting | passing. 3 ~ cuse yeilings s0 geueraily ver @ lecture in one of the courses here, butt at Townships }35 ard 136. of range 23, Postmaster ——— ana ae an warn Ay prices fw { ch cket. the: coin around and one after another ex- | indulged, but they are not, and therefore need '» : Towuship 135, of ravge 29. Geveral, ‘ “ iis thanked mat, ani want once more to the | tut neatana! Sa eee es aspoxen ton loudly ud matahiy. ‘is ove | Be pleco with Dee WT. Beane eee pellet | owoah ne ial soa 1 of rango 9. extended contract wen ebell govern in euch gtming table, while I joined my friend, e | it should re o t $f o hetae is very sensitive, and saveinexcep- | GeoSuaced bis conduct, Mr. Harte repiled ina | Townships 137,183. 69, and 140, of range 32, PROPOSALS, sat down fo watch the different games around . tell us ‘ou know trathfull that some one had concealed it as a jest, and | ticnal cases, it is possible to control his motions eT yr peg g w wi be conctfered unless erecm> us. did tot mention the loan f had mete to get, of touch ‘easier. Chave my opiiion | {Rer® was ne alarm; but as tne wonton aud | bya command givsulmamoiortetsasr seis, | Piausible note to the Advertiser. “The manager | Towsnuihe lie. ce ban! him, as he would have sa:d.no doubt that [| about that valise,” he added; ‘but tell me «did not care to be laughed at; id you come into possession of the thought I had at least weil the | wate’ mney. . 1 told bim all. He smiled signiticantly, and u the saloon until about 4 o'clock, | when I had finished, said: “Well, you may be parted from my friend outside. He was | innecent, but I suppose you're aware that the to leave (or Egypteariy in the morning. He | yeung man who was found with his throat cut traveled for a London house, and we were to] isthe same whe pledged that watch, and ain in Paris in thespring, towhich place | whose diamond studs, whic! you must have re- J expected to return. marked that night, have been found in Four 1 went home im good spirits. I had nearly209 | valise, or t your friend, as you it. francs more iv pot poor than when I had lert | Now, why did you not make it known that you my rooms—the five bundred [ had lent tne | had the watch, when young man not included. I went to bed, but I ‘ariotte > proporal — ba bern ving dl @Unranier, signed by at : WO reeponsibis parties, arin tue | Bidders: iu their proposslathe price thoussnd etamps. fncludivg everything required to be done or farnish:d, us set foutb ip this adver use- 3 Spon toe % securely psals for bird As- © a the coin was not forthcoming,. s»mo .- | Teplied by a statement, well aubstantiated by of the guests intimated that “tha ‘juxe | {utes readily Sehts rowed, dlink, more reat | Tetters and documents, which lett Mr. Haste Was being carried two far. Still it “did | “4 horse ls a teachable animal, aud is alwsys | Very setiously damaged in reputation. A rival rola ee AE,, Whereon s gentleman present | aftected by kind treatment. ‘The fact of tas | Manager induced him to lecture, and at lengts said the wat 22 Serious that, unpleasaut | matter ia, that if kind words and gentle tres.- | he keptan engagement. The public, however, Med idune eresene, shonin et inst that the | ment throughout wore given these doblean:mais | isttusted Lim, #0 that, notwithstanding the fact resent eu! i ‘athe, ‘blo m5 searched. All were cager to have thia dons | mstead of vathe Oy greatly. inoreesed, e742 | rived in the city before he had started from New with the exception of one eminent man, who imagine if yoa will, a gee! or whoa! uttered iu | Y°rk. people were on the street, distributing Geclared that he would not submit to such xa | 4 tune sufficiently loud to b heard half mits | tickets 7.25 Che atrerunen of the tee insult as @ search, and walked out of the house, | distant and this command given to ax aniimai | tre, to msure afullhouse. Theindications a leaving the company convinced that he was tho | within five or ten feet of she ving it. | Couvineing that he is « spoilt pet,—a sort of thief. “Next day the possessor of the rare coin | Wherein cousists the nececsity for it ae ‘not | “Heathen Chinee” in literatare,—quite as e- isited the pentleman who declined being | resort to more rational, and certainly more | Sltful as clever—Boston Cor. Chicago drivune, At the Land Offce at OAK LK®, Minnesota, commencing on MONDAY. January eale of timber lands not previously 4) eed of, Se ceceemeationa townships and paris of town iar Shborth cf bace Hive snd wost of fifth principal ano- *Towbebine 187, $5, 158. and 140, fa range 34 hips E57, Lis and 140, in range 37, For nentpe of range ‘Townehipe 138, 139, with logies for the means? Why uot in a moderat. the tmeerintien, case mane "Obes a tee b coin nad | Doner Srhis wall thar tonited: Ta eee isco ie nok een a ‘Se oubly’—and wondered what it could will as otiey, | Materials fee_sack. | he it fe a which Pe poe hwbn oy I thought; bute alas! the teams I have ever ba ounces of uae i L could only guess. | fell asleep at length, and yo seen was controlicd go driver song Eas cones work ieee aed a, rear no Sea‘nt e'nent isang Piua'oce yore zs | Srivreurly over poke above nuordinty ons | Prent tines pltnwidentng Se ae eee; Ma Does he mee ES nk I berm aparelind tepeeid noes Chen = eee wink | sciteh atoach plaice, then tale i. 1 shuddered. discovered on me. er earnestness than they had driven to it | side of eeraes roreon ard strolled around until half-past 11 ‘The agent vow told me he had sent after the by fearful shoutings and Let me appeal pepone toe inike, dpe and then went up to the Kue du Faubourg st | other man, and that he would no doubt be ar- to the common sense of your readers in this par; pe m widening at the od for oo would find out where ~ went to. nm pinoeth one of the brats Creation bane stot For the » One Tow pink, a o the Seen rm ag Roc ly Rey See agent wi sof sucn should be considered always by thoss | entire sack, widening st, the corners to make if! we eae ee same border for the sleeves without any widen. ie d no ing. Kor the collar two rows pink —Cor. House- young man should call for ‘morrow = Jou, one ney, time, paving hold. a een ae ee ae tail of the cow he was very 80 to | A Vamtante Diet ho peemaand Sieay Lonpumend, en i bivig tg his boot strap. Everything went on iy | omnivorous his food ieee ees bight. ‘The next morn- | shall we say to the now fashion that is coming | fora and Mr. Jonescangratalated himwelt | for the ful development 1 coeld not x tng — — Lath toliow! waitect noc inion mie potion ane de that ed tame Sone phy eon earth. Rectan t bork teaeomerentn meets 7 facts of | or rhetoric effect with alow orchestral accam- | Mr. Jones chuckled some when he felt ths pnii | food is’ supplied tor = ates Italicnnes, showed him the watch, and ask. up Pesiment’ We have recent! Beard. oh suupel at his Dect stray; ‘but the chackling was, oat | 58 that of potatoes a : ques of the pastor | short, for“ Bossie, that she could strong muscles is seutrectchen of Mat ponernat ine nemeeack® | 5 way, dreaming of diambad | the groom ‘andthe Wide elect ‘hie | touch her tormentor, taddialy saris, Bod,as | foree, A varying i f felt @ littl Iwent to my room: and agents de it wit! such ry oe thought the mstter over, but could not fachor | reality when I *Fantee meal, the mystery. Here was’ man who pledged hi- Person. pious ene-tbousand-franc watch to me for five han- rt ween 5 7 rome id f dred, and come to claim There not closed in sleep gained his Sct ane way of sclving tt-and thiowan (ret defere he had se ich ia a peeseceetes an ind rate mone crus he het and I was at once one foot. ‘terershor he i at j sel wat. aeent. At last the siiachment gave always % young lady came into my