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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.


The organization of the new Board of Education took
place Wednesday evening at the hr't meesng Oh 'ne
Board.
hour of o'clock and on motion, ABRAHHN d. WILSON,
of The Fifth Ward was chosen Chairman for the temper
airy organization of the Board The new CommsSioners
were then qualified. Commissioner Phillips OF the EIgnth
Ward moved that majority of all the members OF the
Board be necessary a choice. Amended by Mr. Adams
representing the Tenth Weird that majority OF the votes
cast be sufficient for choice. The amendment was
DR. Jones and Mr.. Adams appointed Tellers; and
the Board proceeded to vote. Erastus T. benedlcI Esq
the late President declared elected by vote Oh %
members there being l6 scattering votes
Committee of two consisting of DIR Hubbard and MI
Ransom was appointed by the Chairman to conduct inc
President elect to the Chair On taking the Char mr.
Benedict said al, :,
For this expression of your respect and confidence,
hardly know how to thank you as should To the Board
Educat conded the most important trust that he
people Of this City have bestow And being chosen the
FIFTH time preside its deliberations may wen say
that il is On honor of which shall be proud as long as
remember IT, But without the kindness, the forbearance
ard cooperation which, in previous Boards remember
with gratitude, and what you will not hesitate 70
extend TO me- cannot hope TO perform my duties 70 your
satisfaction For myself only promise fahiuinoss
and mpartiay in my endeavors TO deserve the haerng
implications which forced upon my mind by this re
newed act of favor from those who have before labored
with me in this cause and by the confdenceso generously
given me in advance by those who strangers TO
At previous period has the Board entered upon i'm
poriant duties before IT, There is for the
frs time complete and harmonious fusion Of the two
eat systems Of common schools which have heretofore
divided the attention Of the friends Of public education
No one who has been all familiar with the details of its
administration for the last few years, have failed TO
sec that many wants have been left unsuPpled many i'm
reflections have been allowed to remain, and many re
forms and improvements have been uninterrupted because
ere was no means general and Uniform action
nv the Harmonious powers Of united system we enter
mon is year undisturbsd b. any feelings OF rysry oil
rslTpsv or aversion There Is no longer double sys-
s, ~ feparae lines Of schools We are not two no
s each disposed 70 vsunt rs own set Of agencies but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR or MARYLlSD.-rhe in
auguraton of Gov Lgnon took place at Annapolis Nd on
Wednesday in the presence Of both branches Of the Logs
lature His Elcelency delivered his message Of which the
following is an abstract
The Governor Is impressed with the responsibilities Of
bis position and pledges himself TO maintain the honor and
dignity of the State The people congratulated upon
the general prosperity that exists and the late reforms
are approved Of An elective judiciary is strongly recon-
mended perfectye system Of education Is commended
to the attention Of the Legislature and also the further
promotion of the agricultural interests OF the State
Tie Governor ntnates that would not be policy at
present to reduce the system OF taxation The favorable
position of Maryland with the General Government Is mat
ter OF rejoicing.
The attention Of the Legislature is commended toward
Improvements manufactures &c tie desires that
they should be entirely free from political Interference.
The Governor considers the election of President Pierce
evidence of the progressive principles of Democracy.
Maryland is congratulated on her position relative to
Slavery which at all times Is deemed critical The States
Rights principles maintained by Gov Lignon. and all
attempts at disunion are strongly condemned and de-
nounced In the support his views the Governor relies
upon the intelligence of the members of tho Legislature
and the people generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN CITY
RIRIE SOCIETY

The thirteenth annual meeting of this Society was held
In the lecture Of the Second Presbyterian church.
in Clinton st. on Tuesday evening, when various reports
and were presented embracing the transactions
of the Association the past year From the Treasurer
report sppears that the total amount s2yo2 50
number of Bibles received during the year 1896
distributed 1887 sold, 49, Tesaments received ls9si
distributed 1859; sold 1874 The books in the De.
pesitory of South Brooklyn number ~ English Bibles
SOL English Tesaments, 2i German Bibles French Bible,
Al German Testaments, German and English Testa-
ments and 5Testaments and Psalm Books
ANomnating Committee appointed to select officers
for the ensuing year. when the Association adjourned
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w,rtIAMsBuRGH COMMON COUNCIL. .

The Board OF AIdermen ned sessIon vn "0100'7"3
evening. the President, Aid. Baker, in the chair
The following Standing Committees were announcer py
The President for the current year:
T1e-Nesrs Maerz Pink and sparks
Eina,re- Mesrs Eesbitr. Pink WIlmarth
Sfy-r,s-Yesrs Smith Woodruff, Kelly.
Fge- Nsnu Pink, kssbiit Terte
(Tdiucnce-Messrs. Nesbltt, kelf, Willmarn.
PoIics-Ae-rs Woodruff, Smith, Eames
IaHps and Gds-Nesrs Linstey Woodruf, spare
Ffpairs oad suypiis-Nssss. Woodruff, Kelly, Ltn'hsy
xiooants-M essrn. Pink Sesbitt Tene-
rrsHs ard Prsp,-Mfssrs Linstey, Mserx spaAs
Public H>alth-Nessr Kelly Pink, kanes
Stage,-Mssrs Kelly, Smith, EaInes AZ WILL n,
q eommupication was received from Mayor wal IN
closing Communication from r. G. uLdeSh District AZ
~ sn,ebsns;on Of Edward Burke charged with havAg
committed rape together with others on Ellen Harnson
sbort time since the crime having been committed on
Burkes premises. Communication received a'a o'usfen
Ala Smith moved to offer reward OF $3.50 Tor the up
pre heusion of Burke. Adopted.
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pOApD OF SUPERVISORS

THURSDAY, Jan. 1.-THE following Committees were
announced for the year:
Ccmmie an County eers- Mott Herrsk and Chrsty.
Ga .fEnEal Ta-es-f haulcey, Kelly. Blunt.
On Criminal CouJts-Wt edward. HohmTe Wskemsn.
Oa CsrH Cogrs- Browne Lord w. Tucker.
Pesofufions-That the Commissioners of Taxes report
the business of their Office for the las three years and the
number of days they have been necessarily employed in
their duties Adopted. That the Controller report the
salaries OF County Officers that have been increased the
past year. and the increase of taxes necessary to meet
said increase. Adopted.
Some petitions presented for the correction of tax
and other matters.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 49, 1854.

meeting and the approaching festivad for the Prin-
srs Free Library and that from the preparations already
made the Festival on the 18th inst would At least equal
those of previous years Several Of most popular
speakers expected to be present to respcad 10 toas
and the Banquet in every respect promises TO anord an
interesting reunion the trade and al interested in the
typographical profession.
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DFtgocR ATTIC GENERAL, COMMITTEE-Ha Shell

DEEOCRATIC GENERAL C0MMITTEE-Hard Shell.
This body met last evening Suyvesant Institute and
perfected It's organization by the election Of RICHARD
ScHELL, Chairman; W. b Ripley, and Anthony I: Gal
lagher Secretaries Treasurer, Joseph NJ Marsh There
said to be considerable sport pending the election
Of the officers, but reporter was not member he
could not obtain the particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
FIRE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVES OF
WlLLIAMSBURGH.

The members Of this body met at Firemens Hall lat
evening and elected tho following officers or the present
year President, Deruas Strong OF Engine Co. No. i;
Vice President, VIM NJ Scott of Hook and Ladder Co.
No Secretary, Robt T. Hendricks, OF Engine Co. Noe
Treasurer VIM. Meekes Of Fire Wariens Collector,
OHf u DENIM. of Engine Co. No 10.
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AID wiImsrh offered the following preamble and REQ

AID lllmaHh oteTtd n folIoWIg pfoaDlo aIu reso-
luiicns which were adopted;
UArse Ths Bosd hoard elars Of deep resret 81
the eees Of Bena DEbo late Chief Easneo< Of the Fire De
pGrtms therefore,
R That This Common esans sympa,Aze deeply With mo
family o the decreased
Rssls Council funeral Of de-
eeassd
James Hunt was elected Jsntor to the Third wsrd
Station House.
Adjourned to Monday evening next.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
TEE For Ia5A

and organized emily by the reelection Of LORENZO
b. sBEPaBD Eighteenth Ward as Chairman who re-
Andrus Thirteenth WsrSl and Charles II. Haswell.
Treasurer Elijah f. Purdy Sergeant at arms, Charles
Mills
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feqal Notiree.

A DMINISTRATORs NOTICE to CREDITORS
THOMAS TOWNSEND Adminissls.or Of LIE WIS C TOWN
deceased late Of the Couny Of Cape May in the State Of
State Of Ne%"Jesey hereby gives notice
snSsr srmaoD tSc claims ds%soss against rSe
efss des:sed within liz csend months Om the third dag Of
GOVERNS tue '''a''y r no. Toa@SssrND Administrator
A sSIGNEE's NOTICE.-Notice is hereby gwen,
GEoRGE 81 LEGGETT, composing the 6rm Of IEGdEfT
BROTHERS, Paper Merchants Of this city have this
fr9, r the general benefit OF their credoss All
5sS.s.sd cell upon the without Dc
s hereby requested 70 present. the sane to him. for qada
'''' ct \" q CHARLES 4 MACY Assignee.
AT A SURROGATE's COURT. held in and for the
~ County Newyo the Sotrogste Ohoe In the City Of
Neg Yo the twentieth ssy q DeSS5 "a ss y SSs
sr snosse In the meter 81 1s1 70 MSssa6s
49, ~ sTi s nS req i,,Sn Of William WILLIAMS ADD John
Tholrs the Execnors OF The will and testament Of Robert Din
k Of the City Of deceased to % r. 70
- debts ordered that all persons interested IN ne
che S Eoesr DnS deceased sPPsS SsS y II NswYos oa
d. sbh day Of February O'Clock in he forenoon Of th
~ Thea spe there to .Ao eaae why s1n' S Of real
ss the said Robert Dngee deceased e. hs be necessary 70
10y liz deb,a ~ 4va w. BRADFORD, sGrrogase.-
5N PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
4, claims against JOHN BRERErON late Of the City Of New
sS e to as % TS o
g. % Of Es TGI S9 g esG5s the s5a sy Of July next
o. svsuF. E i2.iG rnffSfb ssiLLya rE'e'''r..
Z PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate of
COMFY If York Ncioo hereby given all pesons
, cafos eghltt GEORGE W DAWSON, l1to vt the City 81
oh ascsased 10 present. DE Will y9aisg Tier n %
sesler sshT reiigce No ltcanai It IN fhs cy Neg-
sS6~S@F Adul'iistra'sa
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MFEIING OF PRINTERs

meeting Of Printers, Bookbnders SeLsotyps5s ~
others connected with the trade was held a. the ~
the Printer Library for the purpose OF assisting I'd S
ing out the arrangements made by the Ne" iofH aygy
rTanhics Society for the celebration Of Ffanklns Bfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13

NEW MusIc.-Les Cloches du Monsstere: Nocturne
pour lie Piano, par Lefebure wely op. 81 sde edio-
Schubert & Co, New York
Farewell Polka. Oh Stark OF Germany Same publish
fishers Saltarelle pour Piano par w. v Wallace op 81
ode edition. Same publishers.
These three compositions by different composers are all
commendable The nocturne is extremely pretty the
polka brisk the Sataree marked by the usual command
of panoism of the author and elegant auency u ideas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
YOUNG MEMS TAMMANY COMMITTEE.

The Junior Committee of the Soft Shells met at am
many Hall last evening and adournedwithouf organizing
TO Wednesday evening next.
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THE RROOKLYN ATHENEUM.

An annual meeting of the stockholders of this Institution
was held on Wednesday evening j. s. T. Stranahan was
called 10 the Chair and s. Sloan ESQ., ociaed as Score
tary The report of the Treasurer submitted from
the Association is taken:
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The Board then proceeded 10 determine the teIm VI
vice of the Inspectors Of Common SCHOOLS as PoVued py
the law. . ,
The election of the Executive Committees was postponed
until the next meeting.
MIR De Peyster presented the following preamble and
resolution which was adopted;
.d nIe.T,d her services. 70 sing for children attending the
schools the charge Of this Board became Necessary 70 o.
so. on sppcston 10 the lesees Wright Lsnier Co.
the the promptly offered ~ the wn ne
on that they expected to be always the Hde OF
Reres That this Board publicly rendering to MeG
Wright Lsnier Co their sincere thanks for me
felt sympathy fer the loss sussnsa ~ s 70 me
s.ruction BY the Lage Hotel and METROPOLITAN MAIL OIL
Rd Thai the above preamble and resolution be signed BY the
President Clerk and transmitted to each ofhs rarss samsd
the resolution
Mr.. Fellows offered the following.
sed That much the address OF the Presds as
the Free Academy for Females BE referred %
Special Committee lve with Instructions TO report o. as carry
day practicable.
Adopted -
similar resolution offered by Mr. Morsnd, relating TO
that part the address referring to vocal music was also
adopted. - = .ho,..,
Board adopted for the Government OIL the present
Board. en.,.,
On motion of Mr. Jarvis 1000 copies of the Presidents
address were ordered be printed for the OF the mem
bers.
On motion of Mr. Phillips, the Committee on Buildings
and Repairs instructed to at the meeting room Oh
the Board for the better accommodation OF the members
DR. Jones tfered the following
Rrd authorized and that he hereoJ re-
form Tor the Con0nsi copies Of ths minutes Of the
proceedings Of this Board
Laid on the table.
The following were appointed by the President as the
Committee on Buildings and Repairs Messrs. DE Lama
ter Stevens Scribner. Denike and West.
Adjourned to Wednesday next, at o. clock
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ance due the Treasurer and leave surplus Of between
There are 700 volumes in the library ell choice works
and of different languages: 81
There are 200 annual subscribers at o. per annup and
an augmentation of this number ishghy desirable Evsry
facility IL afforded for their accommodation The rooms are
csnscous conveniently arranged and tasteuy hted up
There is no place in the City that presents more induce
mens TO the searcher after knowledge; I'D
sore;an are kent on fle and the library is gradually In
creasing Beyond per cent on the profits on the oua"s
i appropriated to the library fund IN - Lila na,t
week when the officers will be elected Tor the coming ye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
TUT ppoOKIYN INSTITUTE.

Tia animal election of Officers OF this INSTITUTION was
rscsrt,v held when the following were chosen for the
year 1854: RorIry SANFORD
President. zee n III
-pre.ideut AMEo
Tr,. Ol.nh,n Sms.1
sss-o,.rx JOHN w. PHA1.
Oliver Thomas WOODWARD samuel LounsburJ
s.n Melvin Haley Peter o. Taylor '" d. lnsahaa
g Coleman, VIM. H. Cary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13

CUPREME COURT-SAMUEL b. AMORY, &c,
MARTHA AMORY and others The purchasers Of lots on
lie Gales In this cause hereby notified that their title b been
confirmed by Appeals and that they are required 70
take their 0ee0'' &c PHiLo t RUGGLEs Referee
N.rvyo,l Inn ~ 1854 No. ~ Nassau st.
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T1sTATE of Holm SIMPSON, dcd.-To ROBERl

~ SIMPSON Take notice that by virtue OF an order OF paro2
n.d Orphans Court Of the Comfy OF Lancaster ana
es Of directed will hold an ngnea on
the ra estate Of JOHN SIMPSON late Of Marie Io-nshp snd
eorntv aee.p,d 10 and spprse the sd
res estate on SATURDAY. Ht day Of January u oL
oelock M the premises IN hsrtic Iowphp ~ ~eh ne
ard n1sce vou NAV think Shern once Dec
sno Pisee JO~ 10y ga iav5vF ELIAS EBY, Sheriff.
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MEETING OF THE ONG-SHOREMEN'S SOCIETY

special meeting of the Long Shoremens Society was
held AT No Chatham square, Wednesday evening
John William its President in the Chair There " as
full attendance the last meeting to be neid pre-
v;ous 10 the second annual ball the 18th inst a. Gas
Ale GARDEN for the benefit Of the Widows and Orphans
Fund of the Society There are already about 1900 hcse
disposed of for the occasion Their frst ball was ned
Tanmany all last winter and the Old Wgwam was 1o'
large enough to conveniently accommodate tie company
The President and Mr. John McGrath addressed the 90
ciety taking general view in Their remarks Of ,he =
maintain their advantageous position ami good CHARGER
As members of this organization and az individual ne
Society now numbers about 900 members and has IN the
yessniy a. 600 has in iis the widows and ossn OF
sixteen deceased brethren. 1t shoPed to realize So
by this ball for their benefit Several new members WIN
ndded 10 tho Society on " ednesday evening
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

whatever God has made is perfect" said
4 western preacher TO his hearers. "What
do YOU think Of me. then ?" sai:i hnnchhack,
rising up and exhibiting his own dcior,nitv.
Think Of you:" said the preacher, why
think von are as perfect lanchback as ]
ever saw in my li;r."
The only people that hope are the poor.
The ric!. live in t.sr. Rcdncc 4 man to one
pair of brcechcS. and his view OF futuritv will
he As bnovant as cork. Make him \ mil
lionairc. and he will worry from one year To
another. Every gale Of wind not only sink
his vc>s-.s b~t his :1arits: and the same con-
haorailon which only breaks the nap of the
~hir'e>> loa,rr. fills the mind of the rich man
with fear and trembling for The so. K .c ow::>
IN tome insurance CCrnpan-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
THE FIRST FALL OF SNOW.


The snow had bcrun in the cleaning,
And builv all the night
Had been hcapn- field and highway
With Il silence deep and white.
livery pine and fir an! hemlock
Wore criuine too dear for an Earl
hnl the poorest twir on the elm tree
Wa, ri.scd inch deep with pearl.
From sheds new-rootcd with Carrara
Game Ch,n,iclccrs mutllcd crow;
The still rails were softcncd to swans down.
And still huttcred down the snow.
thought Of a mount in sweet Auburn,
Where little head,tonc stood;
How the flakes were folding it gently
.ts did robins the babe, in the wood.
IT, spoke C--~ little Mahc..
Saving. ..Fa,ilrr who makes the snow =
And told her Of tIc good All-Father,
Who care, for IL below.
Again locked AT thc snowfall.
And thought Of the lcadcn skv
That arched o 'cr out iir,t great sorrow,
When that mound was hcaped 50 high.
] remember Tie gradual patience
That fell from that cloud-like snow:
Flake by flake healing and hiding
he scar OF the dcri->tabbcd woe.
And again 10 he child whispered,
"lhe snow that vi-i,eth all
Darling, The mcrciiul Father
Alone can make il fall :"
lhen with eye that saw not, kissed her.
Ant he Kissing back, could not know
ihA. my hi> va, given 10 her sister,
io.!".- close under The lecp'ning snow.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
NEW POSTAGE RATES.

lne following are the present rates of postage on
Tur CALEpONIAN. agrcrablv To- the law Of the I .S.
which went into operation on the 1t Of October.
W,.hln The e. ..ntv of Cale,ionia-FEEE.
Nanv office within the State Of Vermont, when
rrrr,Ip. II cents per annln or 3 cents per quar-
.sr of three months; when UNPAID, 20 cents per
q-,utl ar 6! cents per rquartcr.
t.anv office ont of the State, &c cents per annum
go cent, per quarter. when rHrrAIp and 20 cents
..- arnum. or r. cent, per quarter. when rNrAip.
--.- rNb, ",srr,dhat subscribers. byPr'Pawng
..rr', ~. cu r,ccirt hcir Ppers IN HE State at IL
=. -, ,,nnu,a ,riih'm tie Strtt 81 cents.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
Aul nuw Of Il Elooiv Mary.
TIE FATE OF FRANKLIN AND HIS NEN

THE FATE OF FRANKLIN AND HIS NEN
let " draw around Tie fire:
Emhrrs ruliv glowing.
What a comfort they inspire.
Whilst the bitter tempest roars,
And il freezes ont of doors.
And the wintrv haze is showing.
'-' ~" keen North West is blowing.
Sit and listen 10 the gale"
Frost without is signing:
What sad and >olema wall
Runs throughout its g'iSty squalls,
As it rises ana il falls,
Ever with .':ath-p>alm ringing:
W.. - ,r.gc The winds are singing.
E,,l,r,cd in the hcartlIlight warm,
rom The great log yonder,
1ou>el and sheltered. safe from harm,
Tracing pictures in the Goals,
On the poor unhappy souls.
Homeless in the cold who wander,
Is il not time To ponder:
Whose that wild queens requiem,
Desclatcv >ighng?
Has i, not swept over them,
Whose un-cpulcrei remains
Now lcstrcw the lev plains,
Where for Science martyrs dying.
Franklin and his crew are lying.
There they starved among the SHOWS
Mid the icchcre- hoarv,
There 10 death they slowly trozc.
On such crraul let brave men.
Never be e>pa'chcd again;
Keep them for the strife of glory:
What firc>idc winter story.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

The following. by Tom Hood, is one Of the
most remarkable stanzas in the language. 1t
!. one of the last of Miss kilmansegg and
h,r Precious Leg"
,;o.l. .oli gold. gold.
Ereit AMI yellow. har,l and cold,
Mo,oH craven. hammered. rolled,
Heavy to yet and light 10 hold
lloarlcd. barrrcl. bought and sold,
S.r,eu, borrowed. -quandere,l. a"led,
>umrlh hv the youn-. hui hus-ed by the old,
o,nc very vcr-r of the churchvard mould :
Price of many crime untold:
o,o'd, roI1, gold, gold,
Good or had Ia Thousand ioli,
Hos widely il agencies vary:
t. ave. 20 ruin. 10 curse. to hip>',
A,cvcn IL miiitcl coins eApres>--
N"~ e,q,uIcd with the image of good Quec!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

he victory Is not always to the strong,'
NE boy SAID when he XII He'd skunk with
tr..kba,.
O'NiihFNlIAl.-"Massa says you must
S ''"'' pay de bill to-day said negro to a
.,oFean| wv, shop keeper.
why! he l'nt afraid I'm going to run a.
way, Is he" was creply.
N'' <,e'y dat but look hea," said the
.''Ae!' s'!'E and m!,teriously, "he's gwine
10 run away Ac>et and dar,ur wants to max @
hig raise " waits "