... A STORY OF CRIME. On Tuesday, Mr. Dixon, an American detec- tive, accompanied by another officer, arrived in Dablin, from New York, furnished with a transmlt warrant for the arrest of a German named Ziezen. meyer, charged with having murdered and robbed ...

... THE CHILDREN OF PoVERTY AND CRIME. REFORnMAToRiES, Ragged Schools, and similar institu- tions, Iave been called oceiaBridgces The title is a happy one. God's blessing, writes Longfellow- God's blssing on thle arclitects who build Tile bridges o'er ...

... separately for every crime laid to his charge he would enjoy a long life passed in the dock, and pro. bably be prosecuted by Liberal and Con. servative Attorneys-General during many changes of government. If his series uf crimes were to be spread over ...

... strain, ToR-Rgon's overthrow , ?? round, pnsh-srnnd, in quickest time The lowest frop be spent lw Aone lotd reund, ?? and Crime, And Crime's Just punishment I ,Fil, fill again ! fill to the brim To-Loss of honest fame! - Quaff, deeper quaff! whbile now we ...

... ry evidence surely established the fact that certain literature was anduoing respect- able lads to contemplate and commit crimes, and was a great and serious evil. Ete wished again to sound the alarm, that it might enter the minds rand engage the serious ...

... land- If thou has spent thy summer as thy prime, The serpent brood of bigotry to quell, Repent, repent thee of thy hideous crime- E Cease to do evil-learn to do well 1 TX. If thy great heart beat warmly in the cause Of outraged man, whate'er his race ...

... others do; But if we blame him, we in turn Have learn'd that hateful lesson too! Desertion of myself, his worst, His only crime perhaps may prove; Shall he of all men be the first Condemned for being false in love? The world has never yet denied Its favour ...

... defence. T'is is a description of crime which no v tean with one generous droll of blood in his veins can think c of without shame aud indignation., Unhapiuily, however, e for the security of human life, every crime of the kind re- a sults store from ...

... that kind heaven or earth can afford, By religion and laws, and bytorture abhor'd, By base superstition, and priestcraft, and crime. Up, Protestants, up !-'tis the crisis of time. By wife, home, and children, by kindred and King, By the one sacred triumph ...

... linger, Pausing ol the brink; Be your purpose worthy, Utter what you think. Sometimes a word will save, Then silence is a crime; The best thoughts lack a use ]l\ot ?? in time! Act in time! reflect- Noneo Caln the past renew; To think and spealk are vain ...

... SELECTED POETRY, TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF ! 'TAteR care of yourself il'-hvat's tbe wrorldl to yon, With its sorrow, sin aud crime ? If you wvant to be rich, find somuetiling to dlo- The poor are seldom sublimie. To swim in the stream of wealth that flows ...

... and discovers that it is Ravillhon7, who had S dropped his real name. This leads to the dis. r closure of quite a group of crimes. The first hus- e band of Lucy Steade is not dead, but turns out SI to be Ravillions. He had cruelly treated and I; abandoned ...