N E w S IT = NJ S !.

What is it but map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Cooper

MORE OF RUM'S WORK.
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II will BE- remembered that few months
since gallanr gentleman carried away school
Miss, from The protection Of her governess, in
the vicinity of Washington square in this CITY,
A correspondent OF the Sun, writing from
Louisville, KY. says that the lady's father re-
solved To make the best OF b i'd bargain, iG,-
gave The dashing couple, and invIted them to
make his house their home One day last
week Mr. w. and family went TO he spling>,
leaving the cred,table Captain IT, with hls
young bride to do the honors of the house in
his absence. Saturday afternoon lasl, enjoy
ing a comfortable little iete a-tete, the young
bride on being complimented upon The beauty
OF a struggling curl which fell gracefully o, er
ner shoulder, informed her ,pirited prot O.
that there was enough to love without the
curl, and she would not have him guilty of
any excess, she would therefore clip /, off. He
demonstrated against so rash an act. She per


sisted. He thre itened- she clipped Ihe curl


He knocked her down. She screamed for as
sis,ance, recovered, and while making her es
cape through the door, he made desperate
blow at her with his dirk, which, whether torIu-
nalely or not, will not pretend to say, missed
its aim, and entered the door with such force as
TO split off a large piece OF the wood. He then
made his escape TO his fathers liquor selling es-
Enlistment, where in all probability he inibi ed
the innocent beverage which led 10 the diabo
heal act. His only excuse Is that he was under
the Influence Of wine. On his reaching he
tavern his elder bfoIher kicked him out OF hs
house, and thus lar the history OF this roman
tic marrlage.-PM Keystone.