Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
Quail and Oysters.

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| Among the first class restaurants in Al
bany is the Marble Pillar, located under
the Museum, and kept by Billy Winnie .
gentleman whose good nature is only equal
ed by his tonnage. Among the visitors
who entered the Pillar on Tuesday last.
was semi-clerical locking gentleman who
ordered up hroiled quail and dozen
fried oysters. While discussing these del
icacies, he touched TIE bell, and requested
the waiter to send the proprietor to him.
The waiter complied, and in a few mos
ments afterwards, the serii-clerical looking
gentleman was in cozy colioquy with Mr..
Winnie about matters and things in gene
rail- bGa e. aaaq1s's IS s. etre es.zz }.eo r49H
''By the. wav, W., what was the trouble
with that young man | saw YOU in alterca-
ton with on Friday evening last?'' ns,es.s q
He contracted bill to the amount OF
eighteen shillings, and then refused to pay
up" ..,.s,.. II. a.. -
And what did you do with him % ~
= feoi-~-L-I -:--. cut doors. 80
..a. Nothing else ?'' ,..t..s. .......l...
obtained eighteen shilings worth of money
by means Of litigation, would have consul
med ten dollars worth of time ,..
.gi Then all you dc is to chuck them out,
as you say
"That's ALL '1' H".t
"Well, that may be wise plan, but
doubt it. By the way, what kind of wine
have you got?'' ''i .',e't O. I o ''''' 'sa'f
a. GAS good an article of Hedsick as you
can find in this city. Will you have a bot
tie % s7 ha 81 is742 tnar.a
"On one condition, and that is, that you
will join me in its inhibition" saE lad
aa''With pleasure sir" sa'a 9a3.
The bell was again tinkled-a white iac-
ket appeared in the door way-the white
jacket vanished. In a momen: the white
jacket re-appeared, bringing in silver top
on juvenile salvera The wine was pour
ed out, duly iced and disposed Of In a
few moments after this. Winnie "begged to
be excused" and left his friend TO 'finish
up the quail" The friend did so, and then
re-appeared in the bar room. rsr sas,.s
"Where can find little water to dip
my fingers ia % sys8 ...ea s..'s Is s,s,
In the wash bowl by the looking glass"
The stranger crossed the room, took a
wash, brushed up his whiskers, adjusted
his white neck cloth, and once. more sought
the proprietor. -, Iad rss...Lyrs,,d..5,T.f8
I'D Mr.. Winnie, have really enjoyed my
SELF, | cannot recoIect when [ ever rel
ished wine and quail with greater zest."
Happy to hear you say SO, sir
CAS- memento Of the little repast, l
have one little favor to ask''- s.''' 80 p.
what's it 90 s3' q .@o@
"Chuck me out" ""@s " 's4h
''What?" . 4 '1'' a t'eaa54@h
"Chuck me out. Il. '''.st a'A-
you don't mean to say you have been
doing me?'' - - 80
Il don't mean anything else. I have
not the first red cent; and il, you want pay
Tor those quails, you must do as / said be-
fore, chuck me out . ,...E -.
Whine could hear no more. He made
rusl TO the kitchen to get '.the cheese
knife While he was absent, our semi
clerical friend dashed out ofthe side door,
and yhen last seen was rushing north, at
the rate of fourteen miles an hour. Should
he stop this side of Canada, we shall issue
An exra.-N Y, Dutchman. .= r.e.