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* WH.OLE TO. Ï718. GBKENWICíI, N. Y.. THrUESDAY' ApGUST 5, 1876. . s - i . - y o - a - G R E E N W IC H . •JJpNIOlV H O T S E , J. h. BULSON. Ao-ent, G-REEN V îî C H\ H, Y . rtolB H oubg i&-áítuateii-in tho busineea pari of the villago, añil iB one oi tüe Itti-geBt und niOBtcommodi ous Hotels ta Washlugtoji County- np20yX t Q jlE E O T tO H HOTEL. - ~ 0 -£OI!G¿ít.'DAWÊÈÏ, Propvlïstoiv oomf r of Main ruid Bridgo streotB, GreonÇvicli, ïï. Y, ifwìng leased tira abovo house and p i l i í d ñ Ünv order, it ia ready for tho Mooption of guests. liv«ry attention ¿aid to.th© -wonts of tfye. traveling -plibltr. ApTlU8, 1874;-^ ? Sp80yl f \ HOTEL. \j. . * - - -<f - - • •••*»- - ' . SALEÏÆ, 2 Î. Y, • P. HI0EJ3Y, proprietor. This hotel haff been thoroughly topaüed $tid fittoci ero for baarftQKS« Qpftoslte. JU Donets it is . —iio-iaost coft VfinioB;t fortho Icâvettng potmç, and I b iopt in ftrst class afylël *. - - • — ........... j^£ANhI0îî HOUSE. Î WASlUKGTON*SQOA.KE, TOO?, \ ’ J. W. STBABHS. PnoPKiETOit. * . Qiie blocK from Eteaaxloafc, and tiireo minutos ìyallc oUtrioftliapot. * • l’iiiô Heraíte imving.frp§n thoroughly renovated, and r^furxiiBUeâ, auew didtng room Eddeá.ísnow open - -fitihor- forxrflimftoect o r transient ¿¿tiento, 'Jñí ]V[ IOfflGAlff G E E t y?' & Kow latliûâm.e tû bayyûui'nüxt barrel of dioico JSM-A-MJ.L-Y F-Ii-0-ÎT-R-^ warranted èqttal toauy in^nariei, trt * leas figurò tiau can b e bought elïavhcre, t o e mcaey-ancl buy your flonr a t P K. Stewart’e aear Ectten'PÜle, or ot KalUan Stewart ft* (he pillage of Qreeüwîefc. , : K, srçjTART. Battcnviîlû, JBfttreh 20 , ltffî. ’ I^OOIUE & ÜIBSUN, f lA W OFFICE, * G-reemrioh, ÎÏ. Y. \ dottlomeais of estâtes* oil business i» Surrogates*' Court. Fotcicloauco of uuartagetSr partition suits, aiid - - ^ v B ^ sioc^ ^ûnoEaUÿL KÜI PranTOflY s t e a d ed, to / Gr&onwtdb. April 28, 137Í» • ap30yl g i . saatifittAK, ; \SURGEON DENTIST. ’ , OozEzs'a B iook M in i S t b e e t , GREENWICH, N\ Y. y ii. MEivsmfs ^JEBAT jh a e k e t , No. i 4 Union House Dlocl;, corner Main St., Ottd Washington Square. ColailaftUJr’&t-WlKl nUkimli» of Fvasli and Salt Moats,.Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Poultry, Tripe, — Htuii, Pigs’ Feet, etc. arectnvlch. Jtrno 1. ISTi. JnMtly j g It. STPKE’S MARBLE W ORKS. T IHÉPBOf LBS, JOUBNAL JO B A STD BOOI - E R l - K I W G E S Ï AB 3,1 BHSi'EK T, Woahiiigloo Placo OnEKNWion, Him, Y obs , 1 . .« i m s o . v « R A Y . .. n r BiKinas, Giifcnn Ghiy is peor lU y say. And cams bis Jivíñg, U v hurti labor ; And tben we hfti»-, aiiir and near, ‘ Timt he’s ii.ivorttiy , trnsty neighbor, fhera’snot a hair on Gideon’s liend But’s \ honeat as -tlifl-davjs long\ : • ■. His cliildren'navir-eat the bTpftd' , 01 a.wrlce^, deceit, or ■wrong. The brave old liehrt Ins donft.liia.pait* “XIoSMiTn tlie .fraii<® tW S ftrs battle ¡ F o r J i ^ i e a r s ha’s felt.tbf»jieaj;a Of hard fare ‘¡¡[rinsthfe btenst-plate 5SÜ0- ; A.rxi thoukli there’s iíjanj ati ugly scar . Of conflict on h¡B -i'mT(j.wcc3 clMelt8, KefretJiil fiowBsWsiomheai.ii.st ’fflieiio'ei.- the voice of Daly apeaba. -Wcdy-wronoh,’and rnok, linva bent his back,: • And taw n y shoulders almnijt double ; , B ái theíá’á uo- trace'iu bís sanbartíace ’ - Of cankeiriug' cni'a»-iir oouBciouce-troublo A.ndl t-faotigh hiB bftndB alobard aa horn, ~Jún$ ciirsed to gripo tho helve ind hóé, ! There jiaver a .pair o f .hands wera horn 'lier.-bintiKot clttap,' I tro_w. His brosatia, tora nndlmvot-worn, ** Tell e ’er uf plodding, bo'ar of lolBUre ; And liia ragged oont is made the sport ■ O f rinda that outer at itoir pleasure ; Blit 'jiealh that thin tmd ihreadbate vest, And tatterecl jorliiB. j’oii will fmd . A honrfc that beats an Jiooeat breast, lulo^nforall ourhumaa kind. At early dawn on wood ond lawn _ Brave Gideon, frpinhis restful Blumbora, 0 » -ivliHiie feéfc Poes fsitli .12 meat. ato wiMod to CMoato sU WadB ot PLMN a#a I'AKCS. BOOK ma J O B P i U K T I N G uponsliottaoUcti, and lutlm Aocst st;leof tiretti ■ G rceim -Jch., S . V» ffionvt meats and Bead'Stones, o f Asiicrlèan aiid Itallatt-Matblff; JImatB ‘S I a s tles of ìlio best atylcaüil finhh. Gavviug and Lr tlertug dose in saporior style. ÁU ^?orfc deao promptty and: in tho best worSman lOto manner. Orççnwieh, Apri) 7r 1875* ‘ H>Syl > •if ^VR£ENWIC?H COOPKUAGE, The tindcraigocü rcjípcctíally nnnotjnccs to tbo cit- izins o f Grccu’wtcli and adjacent towns, that ho may « still b e foiind a t tbo old fftvqd,' eftiner Bridge and Mm Streets, tvhero bo Seeps on band s a d mantutotarcs to order ovory descriptioa o f . • Barrels, Tulis, Piridns, etc. A etuiro Qf the pnblie p a tronat is BDlicitcâ* , JÉHtEL E O SSEL^ OrcMawIcîi, Oct 14,1874. octluyl My wffi tie BoftaiMB.Mcls, MOSES\ AVffiLABO Stakes Eair S^Tiicbcs aad üîieIs, attenda-to all orders o r Dressing Iadlc$* zàû Gòntà' îl&iri D tlK G , - OÇTTEîîG, - • OÏ.EANDÎG, , *> SHAVING, - sH A iiP o o rsa, 4:c,j ¿0. ' J , Iü'Cl© iPSt^tyloandwi^ìi ttiô grKifcBt care* Comb ~i gga s^rattflit^csd- t y o n lgr^ __ ^ __ _ __ H o o m s in H ill-'s B lo c k » fSS' Oasi} paid for ladies' Hair. — ÎL-ïTOiAÊD. >s V E MoSITJLLEN. * •» CEMENT -WOEKS. *îliû subscriber b a s on bàuü a large quaniifcj of Hy- draulíoCemoiit, wblcli bo effets tó b'Hllders at tbo 6\ycBt prices. This Ccmoüt i s manufactured a t . Galesville, iff, “ «nil terrf “Bra 4n«at%naBty. ï'fir’icB'rit a- distane«' canotídor wlth.<iut 6 a r ot'injtifÿ, as mi coment Is toaokca In S\0 tlglit barróla. ïlicéi moderale. AU «faora Mica wlHi atspatclil HiiNItY MaSnjM.ES, \3iitesviHè. itareh'a, isni. ________ mtxlüyl , Our Prices are as loit> as can be cblaitià in ihe Cbwily. b i l l h e a d s , LETTátt HEADS. % EîfPELOEËB, CARDS, OffiCTJLAÎlS, e K-Atsr. ..... . - _. - — — Attlni nto«ino»o 8 of tlia nnfloralgnoa, will bo , O A ïa COEN, FEED, ami o n excellent qtaalifcy of • • F L O U R , '■ ; v atolgbt-doltarfl. r * ~~~ STAGE, NOTICE. ~g; B&VBS GBBEHVi’ICB lor OAMBBÏBGBBEPOT :i.i 1 p . m., coíiiiL’cüi Yi'üii Traili s ' ! ~ NORTH AND SOUTH, lletmu on .rrriva! of M*U Train from the North. . ,• CaiaUritfBí-*t 8,25, p. m.> /iC-riving at Grcoivwldi at S P. M. afioitsE troDWOBXH. G r p o lì w ì eli, . Jfarcli Ou^ IWG. '-S . ■ - , '■*' 'ïiw ’âiities w r y çerarallJg'ntiuibù» ; \ ' Arid fitti or foal, orcolil o r hot, J3 n r d ; aye,-the bilrdaq to bo borne, He alieerfnlly accepts liis-lot, Kor shirks hia task. witlh lazy Bcom. And alt day tijng, while ¡rolagíug' strong His ¡iaor flail bòlfc sntely, alowly, H ia h a p p y h c a rtreceivc3-í¡,patt. ~ ,'VOhV hifeainm, ™ l-l'n 1 them little presents, gave a few tìtóica- now sand then to the funds for,the sup|iortr of- in digent criminate, and for the -Imrial of de ceased sergiwtsAq vSk. He adaijtted with znany shrugs of tbo shoulders, that he had been A bad sobjeot, but claimed that he was shrewd enough* to nnderstand • timi la any eon test betwixt bim_a;ul <^p1aw4>o «ras cer- tain to fait Underneath. . Uo Bad tried it sev eral times, and quite well aatiafied with tlio punishment Tio had received- In short feria information was definito and complete, ^After a few montha’ shop hoping a t Belle, srille, Siirian sold out h is. establishment. He bad made a cood-deal of money, he said •jspeculating in sBarcs at the Bonr8eM-'iB<J did not need any longer to.contiune thedrndgery of shop-keeping. Ho now rented a modest ftjjaf tinent on the thlrd floar of a handsome hflnge in o street not far from the Boulevard des Xtaliens - a draWng room dressing room, lirealtfast-parlor, two bed reonis, room-for servants, and-» smnli robm for a laboratory Horn h e installed \ Madame,\ Surian, a very handsoraa and vivacious brunetto, under stood to have heén.a certain Mdlle. Cythereo. not unknown to frcqnenters siE the. coulisses of the opera. In Ms “ labmtorv ** Snrian had a stock oi iurimffes, crnciblea, wheels asd óther varions instrnmenta. for whinh Tig reooived' \many orders,‘ybèlng accounted a jQ L E s ; ,,MnB 8 Sffi 08 .jtìt>■iln t lowly,.; Then, wSpn the sun Bjate down tho west, And twilight hovers o’er the earth, • He turns to where his dear ones rest, Beside the toiler’ll cottaKi.liearth. Thopih Gideon’s cot.-in trntli, is not -As'gootl imaany ft iarnaor’a stables. Nor water-proof its mos-ty roof, -Nor weather-tight its gaping gables; l e t ’ncath that jowIjMcaSij^fcatolic------------- Swcot Hospitality Holds her sway— The liunsry poor may lift: tlio latch, And there find conoiort any day. l'ha wholesome broad a»8 oaSes that spread Tho toiler's rustio liilohou.tablo, Ha-roaweoter lasto than* flavored pasto ■ Erepawd for iings who SDp In sable ; Nor wines from Paaipclana’a valo, Cooled by the Pyrencitct snows, So A'eicoino as fEo *' rook-spring\ alo Wbich from the brovrti-stont! pitolter flows. Here, .file -------- ------------------------- Xheliiw of Iovenatt peaoti falSUing. Sweat scene of purest enrthly bliss 1 Improve tho plctore ye who can— Whoso coatt#l «iccolleBiio ib this t * \ pt, tksetful laboring man / THE STOfiX OP B i O O l S U E i m \ i x s t ï l ï , o'isrj,'iroM M & \ ^lonsiear Buflbn invtntid the phrase—it is sometbiug more than a mot—and tho police furaisk a pracifcal application of i t Tho CATALOGUES, PROGRAMMES, identity of till tho Icaditig crimnals is meas- umblj arrived a t by the police knowitig the stylo to which they oi)cr ,ilo- This style i» tho 3iSJ to wjiieb an im- pcnetiablo cipher. Xhoiaslrncted experts of the Paris police ara able to determine, with a precision find certainty wiicb secnj cinrvcl- ous to the uninifiatcd, wltosa hand it was aommitfid a cortaiu rolibery, or violated the lan-siu o.tiy^ttcial ft-ny. Raoul Sanaii, a crfmliiiij of distinguished eminence had tt style of bis own that, while very soccossM in its pecuniary results, was very troablesome in its consequence t o . him, since It -ctas so plainly marked as to bo im- meaialcly rccogniicd by *ho polica. fienco eaelj tlroehe'■ operated\ he was sura l o b e arrested, and not always safe to escape con viction, As his operations wero numerous and ejtensiva he was ofton convfctcd, and at the ago o f forty hnd.passea ilftion of tho last. tseaty ysars ef ite life to ptisea. litionl Surian called Ftelnqtiet, was iha son of a n optician and ilistitinaont maker of Mar- soiUes, and followed tho tiade of his father antil l is nineteentJi yenr, when h& earn'd np to Paris, to seeli hisfartano. Ho first becamo sioa Of swiifdling operatione, very successful ly contrived, for tho flellvery of goods which be did not possess and the appropriation of money which was not Ws own. Finally con victed, h e wag sentenced to dose confine» ment for three, years, and graduated from prison a Wry accomplished chevalier d ’jndns- trie. H5s> operations now assumed a bolder character, and ho worked in n larger! field. Hb was-again convioted of deceiving a wealtlis houTgeoIiT and. 'obtaining \a \loah^ from him of 100,000 iraim This time lie served five years; A tliifd conviction insur- ed him » olose conflnemont of five years more. , A i the» expiration of ftfaie sentence Eaoul sfelllful and ingeniep^ workman. Ho had an assistant, a stolid-looking Alsatian, named Inles Gosbon. H|s principal work, how,ov,er. Seemed to.be at the Boutse, where bo spoedi- ly beoamo known as.a daring operator, who wollld catTV-tlio heaviEat-.Jhadl-nF-iihiu!fliuja. tbo face of the most nrduonB difilenltiea, tyho always accepted his snccesses *1111 modesty, and paid his-Iossea promptly nt maturity. As the police kept the secret of hia. past life Taithfullyt and h e himself,'oi course, d id n o t disolose it, it came generally to be admitted that'Eaoul Surian was a very wealthy per son, who had made his moijey by followipp civil engineering in South America, and re- tarued to Pwis to spend it like o gentleajnn. In «889 there was a tremendous effort madejto •* corner\ the shares of the' Serbo- Sloldilvian Railway. The “ corner\ was hroben pwmatnrely, nnd a great slaughter oiisned among the \ bulls.\ Among those punished most severely was M. Eaoul Snrian, yrh ose net losses, i t wns whispered, oicecded ”750,(KlQ iranc3. H e came up gallq.ntly, low. over, paid every centimo, and, as if to show lie was not hurt, set ap a coupe of his ¿wn. •• Jladamo \ bad nhiady been in tto habit of driving to the Boia lii a very liandtjjroo turn- oat, b u t that it was understood,' Xvas hired 0D,i- ■- . r f . ~ r .. Sianiltnneotisly „an operation of Mother kind agitated financial circles and attracted Iho undivided attention of the police. Bills on American'account aggregating over flvo million of franca were sold in London, Pari»-, The German's how rapidly threw* their tre- .uiendofls ' cordons\ around Parie, and -the .xrlomoiiiblc- .siege of the great city i?egnn. Surian joined a regiment of volunteers and went on. duty, -The position assigned his compahy was the chargo o f a pioket-post ont. side the fort o f Vftnvros, where the Prussian .fetsssfciasjialterigs werafinally established. One day-be- and four of his -companions were surprised:by some 0 hians riding in ffio gray df tbe morning. The other men were speared, and Surian was repqrte.d missing, “ killed-or eapiurod.\ • Twenty-four hours later Surian,appeared -at. his post again -and; reported for dnty. He l*ad fled, he said; un der the teliai..af a house, -and eoald-rrot gat, away ¿ay sooner. Three days later ho was arrested with a show of great solemnity, and curried tjefore Geo. Tillot, oommander of the division to whioh-he,was attaeheS. The colonel of the regiment and many' other offi. cera were present. .‘.‘Is this the man?\ ask ed General Villot, pointing, to Surian, and ao- costing a person in Prussian uniform.1 “ T h a t is the m a n I saw at VersaUie 8 S>nt dayaago,’*said tho-epy j ’ ‘I am'willing to swear to him. \He_ a e up the street escort« edby Uhlans, and. went directly intoM. de Biemnrk’s headquarters. I saw him myself,” — “ -Toil ftre.nharged g |th a n egensa the pen-- alty o f wBioltis death, Suriah,\ said General Villot “ What havo you to say for yonrsolf? JE>id you give informatiou to the enemy ?\ “ Ypu say you saw 'too I'* cried Surlau, tnrning bis full face upon the spy : “ ore yon very Bure yQU saw me ?’’ KHS1,' agiimt., * ■ Alon POSTEES, VISITI!«* CAHDS Éto. And', iñ feet everything in the line of Prhit ing. Orders Bom abroad promptly\ « \« - a s a s H o . ■ --------- PEOPLE’S JOURNAL OPFICtE, —------------------^-W t p r sOTKW Tfa.cB, Snriou r e tu r n e d io Pails a n d omsonnced h is -------- intention to .‘'.r c to tia.” fielm d .E ..< Jn._lii- tle money by extra labor in prison, hiiufotber was deafli and he sat tsp a small shop at Belleville for the salo of spectacles, eye-glasses and: mathematical itatmtnents.^ He was closely observed by tho police, but seemed to conctuot himself lu ilia .most exemplary mtsnnor. His passpcrtat this time described a man i>£orainary iraght.and figure, modest but manly carringe, feco rather palg^-’blonds imix; ;:o hc^xd, npd-ltirge, -lii^s'iidj noticcably Clared, wtig-iflgenuons, frkat, open, with a, rather engaging smile, b a t alone. Of the fea-. tiires were Btrikiug, onfesslt wore the eyes. Be woa a great „favorito with tho police, who . _had ncceesarily a grea t solicitude on hia- bd- r ,. v :¡half,for,-insteadof-avoldisgllism, he>!Sssidn-r J . | oftBij f.t)ltivated their itcqnaifitttnoe, mwte ¿nisiortiam nnd Hamburg, which wera found 1» %8 forgeries. Tho police, after long con- saltation, and comparison of data, fotind no room to donbt that oil these operations Were the work of otio man, and that th e “ style'' was that r f the’ once eminent, but now re formed, confidence man, M. JJaonl Snrian. A cenple of iha most trusty agents were de- tnSlpd la “ work n p u the case, and at the end of tliroo weeks, Snrian was atristcd and con fronted'with the parties in tho several cities who ha’d been victimized, by. tho forcer, i t was known that Snrian had been absent from Paris, nnd It hoped to identify him beyond mislofce. Just here, however, a most unex pected hitch ocearred. The swindler was said,to bo “ something like\ Snrian^ but he had gray eyes, dark hair, and light Blond beard. The witnesses were Unanimous as to lira eolgr and nppearanco of the eyes, which wets described as being as different as possi ble ftom the suspected man':; ojes i and Sa» tian was discharged. Sot satisfied with this, Snrian wont to po- lleo headqnarlers nnd complained of the in- jnay done fa> his character nnd bcsineis by this arreat upon eo slight a fabric of suspic- iosir ~ Htr laid brforn fee head of ttro depart- mpn't what pretended to be a full eihibit of liia business affairai and wJbieh showed that after oil debts were paid he would still havo a sttxplns of 3,000.000 francs. “ One does not steal under snch circumstances,\ said Snrian. Tho \delinquent agents weri xepfitnanded- oad Surian went homo apparently well con tented. ^ It is probable, however, thnt ho suspected wtiat was nctunlly- tho case ; that he was be- iag careCully And oaaiduonsly wafcheS. He contracted t o specolative operations Very -materially, and a million in gold which he 'had on deposit hi the B a n t of Franco, was drawn ottt and shipped to America to parties unknown to the authorities. ,1'ho outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war, liowovegr toolt Stiriaa - to—tjao-Boarg^ ftgunv-- aud ho was long o f ** Kontes’*.when the cal\ nœity of Weissenfitraïg overtook France. Asiift^aseaWéwn with the funds, and ,eom- pbomised with his creditors with a deficit of a nrïllion.nhâ a h o lt Two weeks later Be was .tetMMfl; fnrjiassîTigsome 20,000.il00_fîançs_oJ' frandnlent quarternaastera’' drafts.- Tlfis time llte police felt sure thy had Surian, \but the baffling mRtterofideaty again sprang‘tip. The aeitialcsiioinaUiad a general^resetnblano to were dark and. his e^eS sB blaok as jet- The aathorities wore dumbfounded. The testi* mony, however was direct and unoonfrovert- il>3fl,. and, After a searching raid upon, Surian’s, house, where, however, nothing was discov- Dlen ! no ! no-! I will not swoar I The man I saw was like yon—butit was not yon 1 Tho man I saw. going into Connt Bismarks's quarters bad certainly brown eyes and ynura ore ¿bino.’’ “ ° • Snrian thus escaped .again. He went lntq Paris for the first time since the siege began. Aiaaraiitly the, gMge of his domestic1 menage did n o t suit bini. A t'any rats his coming created a great disturbane©, in the neighbor hood ; tbo fair Oytherco left tho house in tears and vowing vengeance, a n d the impas- Kivo Jnlcs Goolioft was arrested as a Prussian spy, upon speeifio charges laid by Eaonl Surian, convicted, and shot. Soon after this came the surrender and the commune. During tho ephemeral reign'of M. Ensobe Birambrot at police headquaHora, a dark-browed beauty came and laid charges of treason and inciviam against lï. Kaoul Surian. She gave her name os-Mdlle. Oythe- tè e , and said that Surian, ono o f tho adroitest robbers of the age, who'continually escaped conviction through bis subtle .disguises, bad been in constant communication with' th° Germans during the siege. ' Her chargea were anpported by one Gallaud, formorly of the police. On the other hand, Snrian, who was a C-ommmffld catenet of a rtillery, and high In favor with tho.scctions of Belloville, prov ed that i t Gallami was an nx-mouchftrd and a Napotoonist,.aud that ildlle. Gythereobad compromised -herself with Jales Gochen, Prussian spy, lately eïecnted. Birambrot dismissed the charges and witnesses, andSur- Itm returned to his cannon. ' On the night after thd Vomiiillists broke lato Fatiâ, Snrian disappeared. He left the battery ot Belloville, proposing to rotnra in five minutes with some preenssion fuse 3 , which were needed . lie did n o t cóme back at all. He was dressed in a Very conspicuous uniform, nnd was grimy with dust and smoke. The next morniuc, a company of Versailles soldiers, belonging-to the One Hundred and Fifty-second Battalion of thè line, was hurry ing along the Bue îiouvo des Petits Champs, under the guidance of Police Agent Gillaitd, In search of Communiais, n,lnl PiitrolonrM, a pleasant-loeking gentleman, in the garb of a curo, with a shovel .hat, Well-dèHlìe'd tonsure, brown hair, and bright black eyes, stepped oat of a celito-way, over frtsioh 'itas tho sign» Collaert, ma rollanti des Bnbîls.“ The cure lonfehed his hat, ^mijed on th« -troops, paid walîccï on, gently trimming ES- nails with\ a small pen-knife. Galfand started ; he spofco a word to the captain commanding the trôops” ’ they dnlled _a bah, and Gallami sprang noross to the pavement, and lfinl1 his • haiid\\oa! the onre's shoulder. Itaoni Surian, T srrsat yotrP- — * - ___ My son, are you not hasty ?” saidthèonre KéUtly, *'Iam B’ather Thomas, one of tho onres o f St. Snlpice,\ and he bent his black eyes upon Gillnud with à look of mild re proach. Be lies i\ shriokèd n woman from aoross the street. “ I watched him 1 I saw him go In there I I have never lost sigbt of him,! And thé prisoner was confronted by the in- orei which tended to eripnnatp him, Iho fariated Ildlle. Cytberee. ‘D ingier,\ said thè cúre, “ this is some unfortunate mistake. Who is it that you take me' for It makes no difference I” screamed the woman, ■■ blue eyes, block eyes, gray eyes, it makes no difference 11 know you for Eaoul Snrian. convict, robbet;,-inurdarer and Com munard I’’ I will settle this,” said the infantry captain. Ho tooka filò òf men and ran Into Collares dingy shop. Presently he returned. One’ o f his men boro a bloody and smoke-stained: uniform,.and two more hiîd; Æe TrembliDg Gollaerfc, an old’ dirty, snuffy Hollander, by the- throat. “ Attention Î' said, the captain, to OollaeMi, ,1 I f you do not. answer truly and promptly you shall bo shot right here, Who with convict Was ftgaîn released. • you ?” ‘•That m an--there !\ WKo”iiTiriirman?'!'“ ‘•Baoul Surian,1“ How came hè to go to yon?\ •-‘-He has been iu*tiio liubit.- - £-■ huTe îîGpt hi? olothes and his—disgiiises-^for five yeart! O pray do not shoot me f ' \Enough ! Sjirianv step ont.i Lieutmrint. detail ten men m en! Cor-paral, hind his hunds-l” i ------- Surian thrust-his foot behind Gal laud’s heels, knocked -tho captain down wHli' u blow o f his fist,, tbiust his elbow into the corporal's ribs, ami darted off, escaping into Oollaert'f cellar with_ surprising agility and amid a vol. le j o f . musliotry. He waalnrtftutly pflraned by half the company, -who-rushed into the cellar, anej^presently were heard bounding up' BfeirSi The house^was a tail one, but. sopn> shouts OilxiD ftpm tho roof, and those on the ground had hardly tlnjo.to look up, when there oatne two shouts in qniek snccessioa, and a dark hady, rolled np like a ball, rushed, down through the air and crashed upon tho pave nieilt with a dulli sickening, sonnd. - Mdlle, Oythereo fainted. « . . Gallaud stepped quickly to the still quiver ing mass and turned it over. It was tho body of Eno'nl B,lrfan, crnshod ahnost into a jeHy. “ My God 1* cried Gal land, “ o re eye is blaok still, but the other is blue I” . “ It must have broko -in the fallr’ pried tbe shivering Collaert,. •• I will show you whero ho kept them, M. Gallaud, if you will go with mo.\ ; e 4 ‘ in Senate a n d A s s e m b ly, d o e n ù c t'q s J U - lims : . '• § 13. Tiiio eight of 'said act, is hereby . amended so as to read as follows : J. xittjs I rar. ^ 1. Ttie building erected at Aiibum\'7or an asylum 3hnll bo kuown and designated as The titato asylnm for Insane Criminals at Anbdrar — ~ — 1—1 - ‘ . ■ § 2. The State commissioner in htn.-\cyi' shall,appoint a modical superintendent for said asylum, who ¡AaJl be, a welt educated phiBiçiaa of experience ,in the treatmen); ef . tho insane, who Shall, under tho direction ot said inspectors, have ehargeof said asylum, Tind-shnll make all.purobases for the snppnrt -of said nsyiiim, find ' shall accuuut for oil; mon'oyss'omnig to Üîs hnnd in {he same man- ' ner as the agent and warden of any of the StirtftprisouK iiro now riqnired by law to do. ^ 3. The-said medical superintendent shall resido in the baildijjg, and shall devote as -much o f his timeiis may bê uecessàry to the care nnd treatment of those confined therein. He shall receive a salary of fifteen bundled dollars per annum, payable ruomhly, and . shall be allowod rations for himself and fam ily, and all necessary fuel ami lights for h n M b § an^ ' r° UHW m S8li 4 4 The superinlenilent shall be tho chiof oxecntive offlioi' o r tho asylum. -He shall havo tliu- getraral superintendence of tlio 1 buildings and grounds, together -With thoir furniture, fixtures and stock ; and the dlreii-- lion and control of a ll y unions therein, stib- ject to sii^h laws- and regaiatmns as ixlay be . __ . . . . . . . . . i cstablishea by th e b o a r d o l iu'shectors. 'H e ^ mûrobed on. neighbor kind-_ shall havo^tbtj nomination of rn.i-r^irinn. ly took Mdlle. Cytheiee into her house. Tho remains of Surijin were carried away, and Gallaud accompanied Collaert. Only the blaodstUl remainedupon the sidowalli. After all,' Surian’s scorot was very simple, llko moat o f tho inventions pf geniots. He bad hn assortment of very thin glass eyes, with'perfectly transparent pupils, ami these ha wore and obangsi as occasion Seemid to demand. A little pfnotj'co onabTod him to do this Without any inconvenience, tho more ao that tho workmanship of-the ojes was ex ceedingly perfect. a 'The police haye orders now, in caso r aiini- tar oheat Is suspected, to touch tho wliito of tho-eye nith a little vinegar on ^ camel's hair brushy tpses ifit prodaceS nnffasion. ....... In Deep Sorrotv. ^ Sad is my Bong tonight, and brief as sad. For my long-suffering heart is fit to break i t)o what I will, tho one glad noto I had I csnnoi, cannot wake. Grief, tlmt for many and many n season past I havo repressed, though oft so sorely tried, Breaks iri upon me, wave on wave, a t last, And will not 'bil tieniad. Two troublous figures will ariso- upon And float bofoia my sight, whato'er I do ; One is my tearful Past, my Futura one, And that istearful toojl A citizen who was driving along the J»» t son road the other day, says Iho Vicksbnrgb flnriki sa\0 ft man up a tree nenr tho road side, and halting, ho inquired : '* What ore yon doing^up there?\ Tho mail mado no re ply. ani\tlie oltii iel[ continued: *' What's tlie cause at your boifg np there ?” At that mo ment a woman rein np from the fence comer, rested a olub on u o fence, and remarked ■; 'rm tho cause,/Stranger, nnd if you'll wait till he-comoErdown yoffll see the 'worst field of carnage aronndl here' that ever laid onf doors, The citizen, drove -on, and she turned to tho man a p tho tree and continued t “ Pol- homus, I can't climb, and you know i t ; but if you’ll drop down here ior two minutes r t f give you a qnit-claim deed of tho farm 1” A B aiuee S ilenced fob O nce .—Yesterday morning a long-haired, thickly-bearded stranger entered a Griswold etreet bafber. shop, and in. response to thu inquiry, if he would like to be shaved ho replied : Yes, Sir, you miserable, contemptible, skulking bigh ar«y pirate, I would. ” He removed his hat, drew a big navy re- X iA W S O F S H - W Y O R K - B y A u t h o r i t y • [Every law, utalees a difterent, timo’sh^H ba pi-esoribed therein, shall oowmeBiia^i^l- '.taka - effect throughout tlie State, on and hot befdra ’ tbe twentieth day after the day oi its, final - !’r,s^;x6, i',s esrriiitirin> thu Sioretnry ol stiiio. Sec. i'2, title i, chap. 7, part 1, Eevisod Stat utes ] ■\ OHAP. 674 Continued. rtiirmr.it* \ - ofHcers, with ppwsrto assign them-their ro- spectiva duties, hubject to tlio bj-iawiiufbru- sajd. Also to appoint, with tbe approval of the board, such and so many aitemU ants and employees as ho may think m nnd necessary for the ecoijoinicril fflcient adininiHtration of tho affairs of Ihe qsslnni, and to preaont-e their 'Keveral dutveii nnd places, nnd to dis charge any of them at his solo discretion. Hut in every case of discharge so occurring, he shall forthwith enter tho same, with tlio reasons therefor, tinder on appropriate head, in one of the record books of the nsyluni. Hej shall also liavo power to suspend, nntll tbi noxt meeting of tho board, for good and Bnffloient cause, any resident 'officer; bttt in ’such caso he shall forthwith give written no- tico of tho fact, with Sts canses and olrcnm- stances to said board, whoso duty thereupon i t shall ba to call a speoial meeting Qf tho board io proviilo for the exigbneyr^rta as* susfantphysicintt-ahaLLpcrform-tho duties- amV- - Jbe subject to tbe renponsibilitioa of tho superintendent, in his slckncE.i or absence. § S. *Ihe other officers and employccri in said osylnm shall bo an assistant pbysicfnti, wht> shall also pcrfnrm tho duties of clorl: of said nsvluni ; a ciiitron, and not exceeding ten male aSienuant3 for tho male-department, and four femalo attendants for the female do- pariment, who shall ba appointed by tlio ~ board o f prison'inspectors,.upon, tho recom mendation of tho medical superintendent-; and the monthly ttngesof snch attendants shall be fixed froin tinio to • timo by tho said .board ¿It prison, tepeetora, not to exceed twenty-five dollars per month; each, nnd tho Riime paid montbly, and said attendants eball shajf reslde itt, and bo boarded at tho 0, The Inspector of State Prisons shall eauso any female Conviot In tlie Slate Prison at Sing Sing, who noiw ifi or hcreaft»'r may heconjo insane, to bo removed to and retained m tha fenmlo departiiicrnt of toe State neyluni for insane criciiinals in the manner provided by. la». And alt tli® provtEtons of thnr net . shall apply to Uiaeasos of convicts so re moved. except that whenever nay streh femalo conviot shall bo restored to reason, alio shall bo transferred to nnd again received into tho . female Slate prison at BifiR SinR. § 7. The medical superintendent shall 21o in tho cfflofi'of tho Comptroller of this Stats « bond in tho penal sum, of ten thousand: dollars^ conditioned for the faithful pefanu- nnco of his duly as such, which bond before it shall be filed, shall be approved by tho board o t inspectors;-and* n o medical’ super intendent shall enter upon tlra- disehtirga of tho duties of said office tilt such bond so ap proved shall hnVe been duly filed, tw ibrratid. § 8. The Superintendent shall estimato monthly, as is now provided by law; and subject to the samo restrictions ansi cor, di- lions as in tho caso of agents nod .war dens of tho Stato prisons, for #11 mon eys necessary for tho support and maiirten* ira&èè of Said asylum, which estimate strali be silbmilted to and csreffllly oianrined by inspertorte cbarpieof tile iautAutnsreprtSOT, who, if ha is sat|Rficd that tho., -said estimato is correct, and that the articles named in tho said estimate aro actually needed for Iho- support and maintenance of said nsylnm, shall cestlfy ihssatne, aiid on the prodncOea volver, pnnfrpd ft, nnfl-STHitig dmgn-in a aharr said ealimate, so certified to the Compirò!’ '1er, ho shall draw His warrant on theTreasnr, with the revolver in his hand bo continued; • Now, go ahead I If yon ask me to have my hair-cut, nr say that I have dhndruff, or ottt my chin, or ask mo to bay your hair re storer, I'll sinjot you dead in your tracks 1“ Tliat barber didn't say one word while shn-ving-that man. A father fearing an earthquake in the reg ion of his home, sent his two boys to ft distant tnnt friond’s until the peril should bo over, A few weoks after the father received ihisletn ter from his friend: Please take your boys home and send down the earthquake.'’ Afrieau elephants appear to be liable to a fault from which a still nobler animal is not eitiinptv ‘There is s irait o i which they are pasaionaloly fond which makes them tipsy, and tvfter èating I t they stagger about, scream- ing^Bo as tobè t o r d milés ùff, and so t sel dom having tremenduous fights. This is vouched for by tho Hon. W. H, Drummond in his now work on\ the large game South A&ica. \ -A-Wtlo girl rending tho.History o£ England with her mother, and coininc-^te“ tlitf state- .ment that Henry I. never laughed, after tho- alter Èhii dëâtli n f hiâ \son Jookètl lîp -and said, “ Wht»t did he do when ha was tick- é r î >. - , - -------- — Howard Kingsbury Bwallowed morphine in Bangor, and eàrefolly laid himself out on a bed, n-ith his hands orOssed over Bis breaat eo as to make a good-iooking oorpse ; blit the fehmieiiii» disarranged him iti asine tt atom* Mb pump er fdr the amount of said estitoate, and tho Treasurer shall pay the a mount of said war- rant out of n n j money in tho treasury appro priated for the support of tho State prisons. 4 3. The Inspectors of State prisons Bhall adopt snch rnies.and regulation^ frpm timo to titoo, ns they shall- deem proper for tho control and management o i tho said nnylmn whloh said, rules and regulations shall be ap proved by the iliato commissioner in lunacy, and they shall also hàve power to remove any anel ali ofBCersiu tlio said asylum for cause, ^ and shall, enter such cause in full on tho minutes of their proceedings at the asylum. And Bo officer removed by saidjnspectors for causo, shall be re-appointed to any position ‘ in said asylum, 7 § 10. Whenever tlio physicians of either ef 1 .iho Stiite prismis of tins Stato shall certify to tho board of inspeotors, or-to'the inspector in ohargG, that any 'convict therein is insano, speetor in charge, to m a k e immediately a foll__ exam ination iuto tho condition of euch erfn- *\ viot, nnd if satisfied that’ ho is inaino, tho paid board o f isispeetor;*, o r (he inspector ia - '. charge, s h a ll a id e r the a g e n t or warden of tho prison w here Such convict is confined fortìl- w ith to c d a v e y s a id convict to tiie Stato tta}-.-.—. lum-fOr insane criminals, a n d to delfvéFSÌBt “ - to tlleEuperintendoiit tboreof, who is boireby -reqtt'ired tin reoeisa h im infc ih M s ti i a syhim , an d retain him thetó untillegaltódischiirgea, ■ § II. W henever a n y c o n v ict in th e State asy- lam for insane eriminaln, u n d e r a n d 'by v u !tviio o f tbo provisions o f th is a c t, s h a ll c o n tìnue to be insane a t the expiration of th e term for •which-Jib g a a r a e a ttesafti i h a i i a a i i - of hi- - . speetom im o n the sfiperinfend4ttt*s, certificato th a t his isharm tess-tlM w ill p robably contiti- ■» j i a sn.'itnd th a t h e is -not likely to ho in t. - « . proved by further treattaenl m lira asytenif -—- o r upon a like oertifleato thnt be i s ajauifestly.. incurable, an d can probably, bo ; com ftrtable at th e county alms house, m a y causo anch insane convict to be removed nt th e e x p e n w o f lbs State, from said asy.ltun, to the c o u n ty wherein he was convicted, or to m ____
