Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], February 24, 1882, Image 2

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PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
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Thu \‘wzmt fm-cign mi~~~lv~u< :ll'-‘ tn ba
filled this wank.
A. M. San-Mn Jim] at Hm l‘mx‘ulunvo
hespiml at 10:35 on tln‘ ch.
Thurv has lwnn lint nun rainfall in
Sonora. Mr-xLL-o, this wusnu.
I‘ostnlusturs lmvn boon iuvitwl H mm
trlbntc to the Harlin-H nmmuuvut fund.
Mary meulxy, nqod IUD you”. (lied in
a San Francisco nlms house on the 11th
inst.
A parliamentary report shows tlist .'>l2_
suspects are confined in various Jiuls ol
Ireland.
The 73d anniversary of Lincoln's birth
was i-elebmtcd at Sim Pram-ism) on the
evening of the 12th.
The hunk of Macon nnd the Villaiire
bank of l’erigiwus, France, has sus
pended payment.
John Shernimidenies that l’itney's tos
timouy was like that ascribed to him by
the telegraph.
A large number of niliilist pamphlets.
Erinted atL'oburg, uud found in lhrlin.
ave been seized.
The Tennessee Supreme Court have
decided the act readjuntiug the stute debt
unconstitutionnli
Dandy Jim, an Indian prisoner at Fort
Grime. A. T., was killed while trying to
escape on the 11th.
Several levees in lower Louisiana have
been broken by high water, which is
above the great rise of 1867.
The house committee on elections has
agreed to dismiss the contest case of
Mnbson vs Ostes, from Alabama.
William Tedre shot two girls in a
house of ill-fame at Syracuse, New York,
on the 11th and then killed himself. One
of the girls will die.
The republicans of Madrid celebrated
the anniversary of the declaration of the
Spanish republic in 1873 by a. banuuet
on the 10th.
The ship E. B. Carver. from Java, lost
the captain's wife, first mate and three
seamen from typhoid-malarial fever, con.
trac'ted at Java. .
Thomas M. Nechnll. a friend of Gar
field, gives the stalwarts a severe scoring
in the N. Y. Tribune. They are placed
in the light of abetturs of Guiteau.
The King of Burumh has abolished the
monopolies, and appointed an ambaasy
with the view of res-establishing relations!
with India.
Disorders have occurred at Carikofl'
University, Busaia, caused in the expul
sion of three students for “iv-treating a
Bergen, formerly a socialist, for changing
15 Views.
At the forthcoming parliamentary elec
tion at Meath, the Irish party intend to
elect Michael Davitt. Patrick Eagan
will also be nominated, in order if Davitt
be disqualified Eagan may call the seat.
Lake Ransom, employe of the D. M.
Osborne reaper company for eighteen
years, and manager of the Chicago ofllice
{or the last nine years, was found dead in
the suburbs of Hinsdale, about half way
between his house and the depot. Near
him was a revolver with two chambers
empty, and there was a pistol shot wound
in the back of his head, from which the
brains oozed. There were evidences of
a struggle, but no trace of the murderer.
The clothes and wallet had been rifled of
their contents. He leaves a family in
moderate circumstances.
A party of three men, headed by Frank
Lewis, at Cranes, 136 miles west of Al
buquerque. for some time past have been
praying u‘pon tenderfeet and others,
stealing an robbing from all who came
within their reach. On the 10th they
“held” several persons, and not only
robbed them of valuables, but used them
in the most brutal manner. They shot
Charles Herrick in the head, inflicting a
slight scalp wound, besides beating him
with a six-shooter, and secured $555. One
of the men saved 85000 by throwing his
pocketbook away. Next morningcitizens
of the li'tle town organized aioroo under
the leadership of Deputy Sheriff Jones
and started out to arrest the robbers.
who have their headquarters in a log
cabin formerly occupied as a pest house
for smallpox patients. Jones and his
party walked boldly up to the robbers'
rendezvous and demanded their surren
der. Their demand was answered by a
volley of shots from the outlaws. Con~
rad Krauss, of the attacking party and
one of the victims of the robbers,
was killed. The men in the house
after the first fire, came out from under
Ibelter and uttering unearthly yells and
firing their revolvers into the attacking
arty, attempted to make their escape.
Eheir shots were returned and every man
of the outlaws was shot dead. James
Lynch fell first. and a fellow about eigh
teen or nineteen years of age, known as
“The Kid," dropped before he hail gone
adozeu steps. Lewis got a good start.
and ran about fortv rods lit-fore ho, was
brought down. beputy Shurill‘ .iollrh'
was shot in the neck, and J. A. Fitzpit
rick. one of his assistants. i'l tilt' Pin-vii
and thigh. They were promptly sent to
Fort Wiugate on awn-vial train for treat
ment. JODQ'S is not expected to live, al
though it is barely possible he will pull
through. Frank Lewis, leader of tho
robbers, formerly run a «lance hall iu
Albuquerque, and his brother killed a
Mexican last summer in a row at the
hull.
'l‘hv Mi'~<u'.lri riwrwas open at Omaha
01) HH' HUI.
1.-.x~t Sunday un oartlxquko Hhm'k was
fvlt :l' in!!!” ('lt‘v. [‘Hlfll‘ullu.
A “:21 \h :t-‘zmwr hrmmht 775' more
Chin-4;: u m Sm l"r:nu-i~'«-n, on the 135th.
(‘l t :~ \jxl-.-4-|dw.tlun ( .llifm-uia sugar
rt-zin. 1. \-n u \‘hit to .\'«-w York.
(i J..lu‘«im. .111 um ”1-I:.va builder,
din-ll .l' 1.17 n «uh-luv in Nww York, on tho
1 31h.
“:11"?! O'Brivn, pruminvut at St. Paul,
”I Imin umlrltiurx «liml a: that place on
tlll' l-‘Hll.
A. D. “Win-. 5, tho \vvll knnwn actor,
div-11m the mm. at New York, from an
UVt‘l'dlHU uf luudunum.
BI'HZR \' m Salim-for. nmvly nppointw]
mimw-v from Austria; to the United
Stub-n ll‘ «Uh-1 fur .\lll \rivu.
AP HAM-Imp l'm'o'rll is in u fui!‘ st do. 0f
ham}. 1 NJ xxxpw'h to \vi‘nmi Um culv
hl‘aHluu ux'ms 32.! birthday two weeks
hellt'l’.
“n‘vf. .\vnr:<. ugx-vl ml. i>+ (Emul. “0 mm
one nt’ [uniwilln‘s nm‘ulumt priucwz, and
one ”1' 1'1“ must promiuv-ut auppurturs of
Henry (flay.
.th-u l-‘iolnl gavu u brilliant dinner
party am the 153 th. to his lnrotlwr, Duvld
Dml‘vv Fit-Id, in t-olubmtiuu of the lat
ter's 77th birthday.
Thu Ilurzcgnvinim insurgents have
l‘stztlflimhcd u provisimml guverumunt.
The x-omlt. is iucrmwing mu] over 4m
block huusos have been destroyed.
Parry»; supposml tn have infin'mutiou
upon (‘r mhl stocks um buying Wulmah
(-mnman mu] prof-arm]. Northm-st com
mom is mm.- of the favorites fur u rise.
A private diapatcll from Paris on the
11th. said fuilm'ca wen-9 occurring in all
mm 01' the (-ounh'y, uwl unrkuts would
{)9 newsmu'ily (lintruswul fur at least. 50
(hiya.
A special from ()Ymn. N. Y.. says con
cerning the oil tin->2 in that 111,401) that
the fourth tunk caught this morning.
Thus hr, 13:0,!)00 barrels. valued at.
$100,001), are destroyed, and it is teured
tbu film will spread.
A rumor seeks verification in Cleve
land that Mrs. Garfield has written to the
president asking him to commute the
sentence of ('rniteuu. The Herald says:
“We hue the beet of authority for stut
ing that there is not one word of truth in
the story." '
Tlmre is no news received at Detroit,
Michigau, of Nuvin, Adrian’s fugitive
mayor. Ralph J. Jewell, a prominent
citizen, has been arrested for complicity
in the alleged frauds. and is now in jail.
There is n. general desire among mili
tary men to have the retiring bill passed
by congress, providing for all olllcers at
taining the age of (32 years, to be com
pelled to retire. This feeling prevails
principally among the young olflcem.
The house committee on agriculture
have agreed to report favorably a. bill to
make the agricultural department an
executive department, and its chief a
cabinet olfloer, and friends of the bill are
confident that it will puss congress.
The bullet which killed Soteldo
weighed' 87 grains. The bullet that
wounded Barton weighed within half a
grain, and evidently came from the same
pistol. It is regarded as certain A. C.
Soteldu shot his brother when firing at
Burton.
An explosion occurred recently in n
colliory in Rhonda Valley, Wales.
Houses were shaken two miles off. The
loss of life is unknown; as, it being Sutur
day night, few persons were in the pit.
Two thousand persons are out of em
ployment.
The president has signed the commiSv
sions of Frederick A. Fritlcyns governor
of Arizona; Geo. B. Dunhnm as collector
of internal revunne for the sixth district
of —, and Willlinm 11. Armstrong, of
Pennsylvania, us commissioner of mil
road accounts.
The funeral of Henrv Tucker, musical
composur and writer of popular songs,
took place on the 12th, from the rosi
denco of bin fumilyut Brooklyn. His
death was caused by brain affection, from
which be had been a sutl‘erer for years.
He leaves a wife and three daughters.
Minor engagements have taken place
in Herzegovina since the 9th inst. In
surgents have been worsted in every case.
The fight on the 10th inst. near Til-nova
lasted from daybreak until afternoon.
The insurgents fled, leaving 20 dead, and
carrying uwuy about 40 wounded. The
Austrians lo<t five killed and wounded.
A Vienna dispatah says: In order not
to offend Russia. Austria 11.15 entirely
nbnml-mod the plan of partial or tempo
rary occupation of Montenegro. Nego
tiations, hnwever, are proceeding with
Princn- Nikotu for the passage of Austmin
tronm unmss his territory, if neceamry.
This il‘h‘ helped to discourage the insur
gents.
j Grmt oxcitomont prevails over the
lennouncemuut that on old German,
*nnmed l’etor Hofl‘mnn, who died in Hur
‘rison county reoenlly, llMl made some
; startling disclosures regarding two mys
ftorious and lmltui murders that had been
;porp»"m‘ml near his home. It appears
ithat llufl'mam mm taken sick :1 short time
ago, unvl as ho grow worse he evinced
great mental sum-ring. On being in
formed that ho was about to «lie, ho cried
out for a priest and cout'eawd that ho lutd
murdered three men. One of the crimes
he had committed in Germany, to escape
punishment' for which he fled to this
country. The other two murders he said
he committed in Harrison county. and
since he was taken Hick he had been
overcome with remorse. His mental tor
ture became so unbearable that he was
compelled to confess his guilt. His
statements about the murders are fully
corroborated by evidence in the hands of
the authorities.
The greenback state committee me“
in Xvw ank. Feb. 2'.“ to consider a cull
furu Nutiunul convention and other busi
“(‘3s.
A (‘inivug'o Times‘ <[w-iatl Rub: In
onlcr tn (‘Xtt‘ml lwr prnfimblu mnwrt
tour Mm (‘lum Louise lit-Hum; hm- ruit'
ponml fur :«unu wwks lwr marriage m :11.-
Philmlclphiu ln‘vwcr.
'l‘lwru \vcrv two oxplmimm in lllmndu
Valley min“. The first killwl two pvr~
sons, mu] whilu nu o-xploring party was
descend Rug. 4 sac-null expl‘mion occurred,
shuttering the shaft and killing four per
sons.
'l‘\Tl)'l)'Nlil'~'. «mien from St. .\ll!ll‘iill(‘
(Tv‘mvlujv by mmlimi stink-uh have hum]
«liwnwvrml at tho residuum of it armh‘nt
:lt Muntl‘mi. The l'vhxtimm‘ “pro ohli'gv-l
to my Hi\t.\'llnlhu's for tho bullies lu-l‘uru
boinhr nll'm‘ml to n-movc them.
Sullivan, whudufx-xxtml “mm at Misha
sippH'ity. gave a Hpn‘ring mam-h :11 (’hi‘
mgo ml the» 11th, with .‘lmlllcn, his
trainm: [{o has gom- to lhltrnit, whm'e
ho exhihited with Madden, Jun (loss.
Pete MM by and Bob Farrel. :Lud them-0
goes to Troy and returns in the spring.
The Eustvrfl and Western Trunk Lino
gonuml passenger ngvnts ln-Id cordur
enres inst \Vct'k, resulting in the settle
ment of their trouble regu.rdin:,r emigrant
rates. It was ugreml tn return to the uld
pm rom nrnangrmnnt in furcu before the
Western nssucmtinn was formed. The
Enslurn lines will chnrgv 10 per crnt.
instond of 2."; per cent. for securing Inni
ness.
The president says tlmt the subject of
important foreign uppeintnwnls is umlvr
consideration between himself and the
secretary of state, and tlwy expect to
have thmn rmuly for the sentlto early
next week. The missions to Berlin.
\‘icuun, St. Pwterslmrg, (‘lnili and Max
ll'nurt! tu he fillml. l'lx-.—\tturlmy (lonoml
Taft, :1. friend says, will get the Berlin
mimion.
Five truckmnn were killed on the lilth
in u tunnel on the Baltimore nnd Putn
mzu: railroml, near Union dcpot, in tlmt
citydry ll lm-nmutivo of the Western
Muz-ylamd Railroad. The men were
Dnvid (irier, Timothy Kennedy. Edward
Birmingham, James lrvin and Patrick
MvUoil'. They stepped from one truck
to get out of the way of n. passing train,
and walked directly in front of tho loco
motive on the opposite truck.
On January 14th, Trescott was for
mally received by the Cliiliun govern
ment. His remarks in presenting cre
dentials wore exceedingly cnncilntory,
stating on tho part of the president of
the United States, that any misunder
standing that was unfair, only required
it clear explanation to be satisfactory.
The Chilinn president cordially replied
to 'l‘reacott, giving every assurance of
kindly intention on the part of his gov
ernment toward the United States.
FINA NCE A.‘ I) LUDIMIIIRCE.
um l‘monwo. Feb. 15. ~Bwriiua exchmae on
London lmnkfl‘l. on dnyu, 4 84/94 Mir, do. docu
mentary. $4 s') M 94 83.
Tunnels—ls.
Nzw You. Feb. 151— bterlina exchange. prime
hankerl', long. 84 U 5; Ihort. $4 90%. Good com
inn-in]. from kw!“ lower: documentuy. ‘l@l)§c
ower.
Silver bullion. iOOO tine. per one ounce. iii.
(1. ill. Bondsq‘iieu. 10034; AMI-. 1100; 424.118.
Cloned—33‘s, 1005.14)“, “Hm“. [1716.
LONDON. Feb. 15. - Consuls. 100 3-16fiy100 5-16
money; 100 ‘l-ltia'm lo one account.
Silver bullion. English standlrd. 925 line, per line
ounce. 52.
U. H. bonnie—lan, 1163‘: ex int.; 49, 120.
Closed— «is. 11951.
void and lurch Devon-n
In! lmcuoo unxm.
Bax mecmco. Feb. 15.
Rereipin—Wheat, ammo ctls; tiuur. 77-00 qr m;
ontn :wo ctln; potatoes. 650 sacks; eggs, 5,500 doz.
CHARTERED.
Br buk Gertrude. to Cork. U. K.. Prior to nrrlvul.
private. (ler bark Adele. to Cork. l'. K.. prior to ur
rivui. privnte. The Dr ship Oneida. 2293 tons. pre
viounly fl‘pul‘ted. get-9. to Liverpool, 57» lid, to linvre
or Antwarp. 60:4. to Cork. L”. K. or coutinvnt. curl lid.
No lult‘d yet eti'cuted by “call" at tho tnvruimnts‘
exchange.
Barley-For good cont teed. Angustdelivery. ailer
ed It 81 iO, $1 ‘ls was bid.
Wimnt—nnrket dull with n declining tendenvy.
Among unit-u thin afternoon were 6510:15t 1 "up.
ping. new. $1 on; there is more offering all tinl same
tiunre but it in doubtful if tho sate could be dupli
cated to-day. There is no chlugo to note in quota
“one.
Flour—Market is well supplied; quiet; good ()re.
gou and W-lin Walla Jobbing It it no vuuh.
Barlu-younrket in nteudy u {all prices; good feed,
ti N 3; tend quotable nt 31 713mg] as
Hutu—Market is quiet with no dmpunition on the
part oi holders to groutmnceuions. Hale or good
()remn to A mill-I: It H 87%. Quote good to l'hUlCL‘
i’eui $1 £5.31 ‘J'JK.
Potatoes—Marla in ltendy with nothing to indi
cate any speed ' disturbance of vuluus; Harm-t Chill!
sold at 31 Mai 75.
Wool—Them in very little demand; market ilrin at
unvhnnqed quotations.
"opal-Transaction» mnall; reco-Ipinhenvy; market
wrnk; Urruou and Washington nominal at ‘Jvlag. Qiic.
Elfin—Wt'uk. ‘me'zvic.
Buttermhinrket tlrm; prictsunohmged.
Portland Prom-0e Market.
FLOlV‘R—Mnndud bnndn 85; country. 3| 25094 60.
mpomue. £3 flow! 75.
OATS—Maysdc pu- buahel. .
LHllLEY—él 5009') per rental.
HAY—Balm! tlmu:hy.sl£rg,lfl “it ton.
MILL FEED—Quotation : Middllnus 5‘12 mam;
shorts. mum-m; chop reeds-20mm bran SH.
Cl'Rl-ID MEA’l‘S—llanm. Oregon nngnr (nu-ml “(to
161:: emu-m Hausa; bacon, 1549 mm shoulder»: 11
(gol‘lu.
LARU—Quntutlons are “@l4 51c In kegs; “(a)” !n
(ml. mull-'nrwmc m mull.
pan-:1) APPLES-«Sun dried. 64ch; Plummerdrled
”@9590.
nun-:1) I'LL'MS—Wlth pm. Re; ruless "@lm
(or sun dried; 1254591.» for machine plums.
llUl'S—lNu/JOC.
"IDES-Quotnuuns are 15c {or Mat-claim dry;
sh'ufl‘t‘ tor grcru; cullu. sl. «.11. Sheep pulls 50mg
1 'ls.
BUFFER-Funny :l'.‘ he: good tn clmlro. 2501;27H0:
(m. l-luu'JUc. ln bulk. Amuse; In l;r|lu~..‘).’nw‘."rlam
UNlONS—Quotation $1 thud .34) 6! CH.
£OOS 400.
CHEESE—BM‘. family, “@IBO.
APPLES—Per box. sl.
YEARS—{OO7SO per box.
'rum'nn' SEED—Per m. 663%.
Clllt‘KflNS—Duz. s4ng .50; small and medium.
H mm per duz.
3.\L.\ION-—C--lumbl| river. 9 bbl. 81012911; 11! bbl.
I 6 Maui; belllt-11. b! bbl. £l2.
PO'l‘A'l‘UES—uunet Chile, 75¢. per bushel: Peer
lus or rhuh-e whlto- “mun. 901* per bushel.
bbfiEfilfiNT—llouudnle. i bbl. 3:! 00, Punllnd, 13
. 1-).
BluNOLES—shlved. 82 75(4):) per )1.
Kent--
BEEF-3@3XC II It you.
PORK-MMc, not 7%8.
MU'l‘Tox—zmc. urou.
VEAL—MgIc.
(catty flocks. ‘
Mr. George W. (‘hilds ot‘ the l’hiladel— !
phia Ledger, aen-oi'diiii,r to tho llemrd of i
that eitr, i 4 the po~~<essor of elm-ks lather
\‘.llllt' wt 5150.000. Amongr them is (len. }
lirant‘s lll'L‘N'lll, sometimes known In the .
(il'Jlll eloeii and ole-n named the l\'liu-’
eenbury‘ (flucli watts-r its maker, John l
lilingenbuig. of Amsterdam). ot' ermiti
value. lint it is waninonplaee. as eoni-l
pare-l \\ith the lilllt'llllullse elm-k, which l
oeeupies an liullnl'ml eorner in the maeu .
llllll't‘lll uviliee. l"ul‘ lllf.'t"llllll_\‘ :llHl lt"l
mum-y and beauty of \i‘orlimanship it isl
ln'll’Wi'll to (“\i'i‘wl any eloeli 11l America. l
David llittenhouse. a famous l'hilallel- l
phian. ale-r whom liittenhouse Squirrel
was tl:lll)1‘<l,nl;l~l(‘ tln-l'lw'k in 1707 l'orJos. l
l‘othmho paid Milli to ltith-nhouw. This!
tinn‘l'iel-e was much sought after in the 1
early days of the repubhe, 127» guineas
havingr been otl'ered for it by Lord Howe
when he was holding: Philadelphia under
oveupation. Later on the Spanish Min
isterio the United States wanted to make
a substantial present to his sovereignfl
and oll'ered S6OO for this clock. It, how- I
ever. fell into the possession of the Bar~
ton family, who retained it until it was i
bought by Mr. (Jhihls in October, 1870.
The intricacy of its mechanism is won
derful. It contains seventy-two wheels.
with 5,053 teeth. It is operated by three
weights, aggregating 100 pounds in
weight. In addition to the timepiece I
it has a musical attachment and a lim- l
ited planetarium in miniature. On its;
t'aee are six dials. The main dial in the ‘
center has four hands, indicating sub;
ends, minutes, hours and days, the last I
being so set as to run perpetually, with ‘
due provision for leap year and all the
other vagaries of the ealendar. The
phases ot‘ the moon are also shown. The
HH'Ullll dial aeeurately represents the
limvumt‘lits of Venus, Jupiter, Mars,
Mercury, and tho earth around the sun,
each of the planets being reprmiznted by
a small gold ball, that makes its orbital
revolutions around the central
sun with wonderful precision. 'l‘hus
far the gold hall marlzed Jupiter has
made only nine and a halt‘ revolutions
since the clock was made—lit years ago.
The rim of the dial is marked by the
signs of the zodiac, thus showing the le
eation at eaeh planet. These clocks in
Mr. Uhilds'olliee could not be bought
for any money. They cost over $510,000,
while $30,000 will hardly cover the cost
of all his clocks, numbering titty. the
others being divided among his summer
house at Wootten, his Long Branch resi
dence and his mansion at Twenty-Second
and Walnut streets. Every room in each ‘
of these demiciles has its clock, and each
clock has its peculiar merit. In the li
brary at the corner of TWonty'b'econd‘
and Walnut streets is a heavy clock. rirh
in design and finish, that was once
owned by Prince Napoleon, while in the
parlor stands what is probably the most
costlf' parlor clock in the world. It
wcigis two tons and stands nine feotl
high, onyx and verdc antique forming a
base two feet square and four feet high. l
On this pedestal poses a life-size figure
in silver of a woman, her raised arm
poising a circular pendulum, which
operates the machinery in the base. The ,
clock won universal admiration, as well ‘
as the grand prize, at the Paris exhibi
tion of 1867.
“Old HI.”
Old Si. put his feet on the brass fen
der, leaned lmck in his armchair,knoeked
the ashes otl‘ his Savannah cigar, and
smilingly said;
“I sorter 'giu ter feel safe for enudder
yeah now."
“In what way?”
“W'y el‘ «lat ole Mmhlor Shitl’ton‘u
gwiue ter ‘giu her ‘strnkuhon ob dis
wurl’ dis yeah preaiut, she'd hotter tech
011‘ her dynivuite monghty Hnddiut, kune
[smells New Yeah nl' ’l'oun‘ ebery town
kitchen dat [goes 'hout.”
"Then you ‘lon‘tfeer the old lady‘s
propecy?"
“I‘se all us skoer‘d tell do danger‘s done
pus'. but I'se put hit down (let (10 old
woman wnz slightnully otfeu her base
w'en she rittlnt judgment on dis heah
yeah!"
"What «In you think about the end of
the world anyhow?"
“I ain't pésteuu’ bout hit myself, knso
I ain't gwiue tor he henh w‘en it. heavoa
in site; but this much l'uo boun' ter
belonhe. «Int beins the and tuck aebon
days fur tvr make dis wurl’ in, un’ fawty
days far to drown the wivkxd w'on de
poppyhshun wuz sknse, He'u gwino ter
mku plenty or time un' lots or pains ter
win’ up do nfl‘u'rs 01) do mighty nushuns
ob do yuurth dut He's 'lowed to grow up
down henh 1”
"That‘s a rather comforting view of
the case."
“Well, duh) my ’pinion ennyhow;
kmw w‘y, I kuo‘u {okm right henh in dis
town dut hit 'ml take 0. day er :iece ter
«pose ob, ef day gut justice and Lad jedg
mom, on all dare meanness.”
And thm-nupun the old mun sunk into
the peaceful slumber of a man fearless
of tho second advent.» Atlanta (GIL)
Constitution.
Wlmreinho was mistaken: A South
End man advertised for the meanest dug
in the city. His idea Was that peoplv are
no foncl of their own dogs that they
wouldn't bring n ninglouninml to him.
But ho lost his but. Thousands culled,
ouch bringing his neighbor‘s dug.—
Uoston Post.
Sensation ntu wedding: His Honor
to the bride elect: "Are you willing to
take Mr. X, lwru present, on your hus
lmud?" Bride-elect: “Tlmnk yuu, sir,
Imu Hat!" ”in Honor (flubber-gnsted):
“But my child, you should have said so
before coming here!" Bride-elect: "0,
air, you are the first person that has
consulted my wishes in the matter!"—
lFiguro.
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i 1850. 32 Years Practical Experience. 1882.
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