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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

Jacob Miller wa killed in Rockingham
county, Va, on the 10th inst, while deer hunt
ing, by the accidental explosion of his com
uanions pnn.
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No. Isl Main ST., opposite Exciangs Bank.
EsERS, FGRS.-The attention of tho lanies 70
most respectfully c.iied ~ the fresh and beauti
ful assortment oi Ladies'. Missss and Childrrn's
Of BRITISH SABLE, "a BLE STONE MARTIN,
MINK. FITCH LINK, ROCK MARTIN. RUSSIA
FITCH. &c, all of WHICH will e sold low. A cail
is solicited RD. j.. DICKINSON.
N IN sfroSf
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~, UFFFCE0F THE BRITISH consul
he FOR RENr-The OFFICE near the corner
Aske sth and Grace streets, now in the occupane,
Of the British Consul will be for rent from the 18TH
inst. This oee, for professional man, or alfnosi
any other is oi the NEST desirable IN the CITY
t.Ons detached from other buildings, 1t presents
unusual Inducements. Apply to
oe s--ts J. b. WATKINS. 1850 Main st.
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1nhlit Salfs.
by CANNON ~ MATTHEW'S.

by CANNON ~ MATTHEW'S.
{Hs& VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Hiij SqITABhE FOR A DISTILLERY, OR LAGER
By virtue decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County sitting Court of Equity, the subscriber as
Trustee will offer at public sale at the Exchange sales
room on Gay street. in the city of Baltimore MONDAY Y,
the 18th day of APRIL at O'clock p NJ the following
The s0tTH SIDE DIsTILLERY, located few rods south
OF city limits three stories high gravel roof fire proof LOG by
IS feet with brie piers for tubs Nc one story addition AZ
COAL BIN for tons coal built of STONE level with
furnace room and below the road together with for
manner, with drains and tanks for saving manure,
i h which nj thfrs j. ready sale This property is
ry having been applied wherever required to dispense
with manuel labor and capable of grinding, MASKING,
NhSkey with water privileges sufficient for enlargement
to almost any extent 5000 bushels daily and has desr
the products Of which prompt sale and was built
with such views The water for cooling purposes is
any time last IS deg Fahrenheit The latter
drawn from lake OF % acres water surface at depth Of
cond or mash floor The water advantages probably
equaled in this country hewhoe establishment cost s5
about MONTHS and built for the purpose used and with
the intention Of future enlargement &c Being the same
William Crchon dated on or about the 10Th November
1857, and recorded in the Land Records of Baltimore county
about acres improved, besides Dstiiery, &C. by aSONE
STAB 4 for Z horses, and TWO THREE STORY BRICK
required and subject to ground rent of $3.50
to be bought out at before LIST September 1851 for $4,000
into Besides the above named advantages, there
others connected with distng which it is adapted
eptS it from city taxation and interference giving decided
advantages for feeding, over many places.
third three months, balance in six and twelve
monhhe credit to be secured by endorsed notes
CANNON MATTHEW'S
fDl1pD gtnyr( dc T.
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<rfs NEW YORK
.SszAs5%E&
BALTIMoRE.
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS.
~ THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
PARKERS BURG Capt Vim. Powell.
TII0S. SWAMI, Capt. J. T. Ramsey.
LOCUST POINT Capt ID. French
GEORGES CREEK, Capt B. Morley.
Having been retted with New and Powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier II, n. R., and
BALTIMORE,
from Spears wharf
EVERY IT, TtTCE$S SPA THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
IN FORTY HOURS.
IS Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
ispatc by this line.
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other than measurement goods at proportional rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly
warded by this Line free of commission
INSUKANCE--oNE EIGHTH CENT. effected at the
Office of the Line previous to departure of steamers.
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF,
or to H. B. CROMWELL 4 CO,
sc WEST STREET,
mhl5u New York
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Steamships.

Ne g II A r l. + S 7 0 N
.ssAa4ss First class Cabin Passage.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
The new and firscas. steamship
PATAPSCO,
Capt. l.. II. LAYPIELp,
Will leave Spears wharf on
SATURDAY, April 9th,
at o'clock P. NJ, precisely.
The accommodations for passengers by this Steamer
every respect frst-claSs.
No freight received after IL o'clock the day of sailing
No Bills of Lading will be signed after the departure of the
Steamer.
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE Agent,
lie Spears wharf
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CALDWELL & son.
The "Paapco will leave Baltimore again the 18th of
April Punctuality in her departure be relied
mh3I-tf
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SlrD 6ogGs,

NEW LINEN GOODS
MILLIKEN's linen STORE,
s' BALTIMORE s aSaRe Gay.
Received per steamer "City of Baltimore"
Dunbar, Dickson Co.'S ,
Dunbar, Dickson Co.'S
GOLDEN FLAX LINENS.
Dunbar Dickson Pillow fGis CASE LINENS.
PRINTED LINENS,
in new and beautiful designs.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs,
1,>r>, I IN LADIES Gents and Children sizes.
Linen @iili'l Do9oN'' inst raceived
900 DOZEN SHIRT BosoMs, - n,.,, Iowa.. p,,,,.
Also, FANCY PLAITS,
Ri MiLLIKEN,
Importer of Linen Goods only,
mhl9 65 Baltimore street, above Gay
A MOTHER OPENING !,
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, &c,
In rich SILKS and all other desirable fabrics (per late
seamers) HOUSE LINENS, of superior order free from
cotton; SHIFTING LINENS, very best makes JoUVIN'S
KID GLOVES, ENGLISH HOSIERY, SHAWLS, EN-
BROIDERY, &c
GENTS AND YOUTHS WARE.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Complete in CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, white and col
ored Canton MATING, the celebrated Gowqua brand.
mhlLtf 81 Baltimore street.
ERESH SPRING DRY GOODS
IL NOW OPENING!
AT NO 90 BALTIMORE STREET,
NEAR GAY STREET.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Rich SILK Ronss 2f St. desEps Rasgs and Lawn Robes
Satin Stripe Ducas and Poll De Cheves; Fine Robe Clint
Small Figure do; Irish Linens Lawns and andkfs.
Linen and Cotton Sheengs and Shirting Musln French
and Scotch Emhroideries a very low prices.
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
- DOMESTIC GOODS.
QUILTS AND OTHER
- HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
SHAWLS,
MANTILLAS,
CAPES,
sc. &C.,
on Second Floor
~ The largest stock in the city, and at lowest prices.
JOUVLN'S KID GLOVES,
Direct importation.
With article in the Dry Goods line adapted City
and Country trade.
STEPHEN l.. BIRD Il co,
No. 60 Baltimore street,
GAYS treet
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SAM'L II. GOV Err, Auct.,
mbo6-3law 81 baltimore street
o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

fs-4sss% TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Dill coUNTEYsE1FHI d REg IT kIfK O. TIE FREDE
Byyirue Of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the undersigned, Trustees, will offer public sale
the Exchange, in Baltimore city, SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of April. 1859, at O'Clock, r NJ,
ALL THAT PARCEL. OF LAND ON THE NORTH SIDE
Of the Frederick Turnpike Road, occupied by Seth Reed
ESD, about 50 miles from the city of Baltimore, containing
LAND or less which land particularly described in
the suitcase from Eicheberger TO Reed dated It'll March
1884, recorded in Lber T. X, No 339 folio 23a &C. and Is
subject redeemabe annual ground of S20667 paya
bic half yearly the It'll of February and August in each
year The improvements consist of an old FRAME Dwell
LING, and usual outhouses
The situation of this property in high and healthy
part of the country convenient of access to the city, and in
the immediate neghborhood of Paradise Mount de Sales and
St Timothy Hall In the opinion of many competent per
sons, it is regarded the most eligible and commanding
situation the Frederick Road The water the place is
abundant aud excellent.
The whole of the property will be offered in lot
will be distributed into suitable parts may he found
advisable at the sale plat of the premises will I've prepar
ed and left for inspection at the office Of b. " Heghe Esq
80 St Paul street.
Terms of sale-0ne fourth cash, and the balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with interest and security
uIig
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NOR RENT.-THE THREE UPPER STORIES
OYER WAREHQTSE Nqs II and &c GERMAN , ST
They complete condition, with double GLASS COUNT
ING ROOMS, HOSTING WHEEL, and GAS FIXTURES,
and for any kind of Wholesale or Package trade
81 TIE SITUATION Is THE BEST IN THE CITY.
Possession be given Immediately Apply the pre-
misses. MARTIN LEWIS,
fe25u No. 6 South street. Cup stairs.)
o. FOR RENT-THE HOUSE No. l6l
M#s WEST PRATT STREET recently fitted up in supe-
rior style, with fixtures complete restaurant and
dwelling. Apply to
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o. EXECUTORS SALE OF A VERY VALU
es, ABLE FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE ON
I'LL THEDRAL STREET.-THE undersigned, Executor
Henderson, deceased will offer at public sale at the
Merchants Exchange sales No - South Gay street. on
THIS SATURDAY the second day of April at O'Clock NJ
all that lot Of ground and situated on Cattle
No third house South from Madison street
the % feet and has depth Of l25 feet to alley
The improvements first class DIV ELlNG, OF modern
style and neat architectural design possesses all the most
improvements and conveniences and was occupied
by the deceased her late residence The property Is III
fee simple.
For further particulars, terms, &c, enquire of
T FRISBY HEN DERSON, EXECUTOR,
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49, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

o. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Hs. FARMS
- various prices. containing %, 695
49, 1861 l52 10, is 49, 20, S go 269 0 303 40S, 40,
49, $50, j77 SO0 800 &C. with good and medium i'm
provements, and with improv Several
them beautifully situated on salt water
COZ NTRY SEATS,
containing 3, 81 and 80 with good Improvements,
within from three eight miles of the City, by Railroads
and Turnpikes.
DWELLINGS
in almost every section of the City at the following prices:
500, $780, $50 $3.50, 5000, $780, 800, $780,
$500, $T,5O $685.. and
WAREHOUSES; AND STORES,
at 50 800 $25 $500, $i5N0, $4,000 and $4,000
Persons wishing to PURCHASE, SELL. or EXCHANGE
will please favor with call, at No Jarvis Buildings
North street, Baltimore street
mh4-tf Ii cox & R. B. WARDEN
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b. VI. HEIGHE,
7. PARKIN SCOTT, STrustees.
THOMAS W. HALL, Jr.S
SAMUEL II. COVER,
Atntionaap
BY ADREON d co.

mh26eot9Ap&dts Auctioneer
BY ADREON d co.
DEREMPTCRY SALE OF THE ENTIRE
L HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MANTEL. ORNAMENTS,
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETINGS, GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT PARLOR
CHAMBER FURNITURE, ETC, OF A GENTLEMAN
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING,
At No. - MCCULLoCH STREET.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, the 9Th Of April,
we will sell at the Dwelling No. y McCuoCh street,
mencing at 10 O'Clock:
The entire HOUS EIIOLD FURNITURE Of a gentleman de
cnng housekeeping consisting in part of the following
PARLOR FURNITURE
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs in hair cloth;
Brussels Tapestry Carpetng Reception Reading and Easy
Chairs hair cloth Centre and Pier Tables; Canton Mat
ting Window Blinds and Curtains; Oil Paintings; Engrav
ings, Pictures,
OAK HALL FURNITURE.
Also Oak Hall Furniture Table, Chairs, Engraving Eng
lisll Oil Claths. Hat Rnck. ~
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HUOHANA AN > Wharf,
ON TUESDAY, the 9TH instant at II O'Clock
Vat the auction Buchanans wharf cargo of br
"Haunah Balch,' from Mayaguez Z. R.;
IN HHDS. PORTO RICO SUGAR.
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Also, CHAMBER FURNlTJ RE, consisting OF Walnut ana
Mahogany Wardrobes; Marbletop Dressing Bureaus; en-
closed Marbe-top Washstands Mahogany and Walnut
French Bedsteads; Hair and uSk Mattresses fine Irish
Linen Sheets, nearly and quite new Clock Chairs Carpet.
ings Mattugs; Oil Cloths; Window Curtains Ornaments
Engravings Toilet and Chamber Ware Rout and Dressing
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-. ~ SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE, in
n u = Crossword with metallic plate, and fine
U Il j tone and finish-knahc 4 Gaehe, makers.
~
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o. FOR SALE.-Three very desirable three
H,,, story Houses McCuoch near Lanvale LOT
JILL 20 AZ by in fee-the Houses have all the modern
improvements, will be sold separately lot at
very low price That desirable House situated at ~ Calvert
LOT 30 by hands nmey improved suitable for
Hotel Boarding House Private residence, will be sold for
s7,OOO-the ground rent is very small House St Paul
street Saratoga, that for S25prce only $1,000
Two Houses West Fayee street Schroeder Three
Houses Republican Saratoga will be eXchang
ell for Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Groceries &c Also
Houses in parts of the City from $1,000 upwards
Two splendid Farms Kent Island for sale. large
Der Hartford county, from $50 800 and from $50 to
$50 variety Of Farms at all prices in Bati
more Carroll Howard and other counties The largest
lection of Farms Virginia for of them with
negroes Texas Georgia and Tennessee lands at 81
and upwards City property exchanged for real estate
stocks, securities exchanged Money loan
ed on mortgage in sums over 900 bought
and sold Parties who desire to invest money will find it TO
their advantage call the subscriber he offer the
best securities at the best rates of interest.
JAMES BOYD,
Real Estate Broker,
daft &c st. Paul street.
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DEMOvAL.
II J. B. CHARR0N &Uv have removed to the large ware
house, CORNER OF LOMBARD AND HANOVER streets,
Under the Assembly Rooms,
where they invite the attention Of their friends and customers
to their large stock of WINES, BRANDIES, WH1SKEYS,
HAVANA CIGARS. &c. &c 'sl2 II
CORN MEAL-5OO bbls. ''BRANDYWINE,'
Okin dried Corn Meal fresh ground, of old established
and we'll approved brands just received direct from the
mills, for sale by JOHN s. PRiCE,
70 South street.
notice felu-ly
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DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Walnut Extension Dining Table; Side and Dessert Tables
Sideboard Dinner and Tea Service; Tumblers Wines:
Oueensware: Dinner Ware and China Knives and Forks;
Spoons Chairs; Carpetings Oil Cloths Napkins; Engrav
inrS S-lnul lnrk Nr
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J. AZ
je2sh Is Bowy's wharf
o. FOR SALE-TIE SUPERIOR T H E E
hB,i Story DWELLING No 2O6 North Charles street. be
- yond Eager, having a large three story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS,
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete
The lot is % by feet running back foot street
The buildings of the best MATERIAL and substantial
construction having been erected under the superintendent
and for the residence Of the owner
capacious and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
Inquire on the premises, of 3. T. ELDER,
No 100 South Eutaw street
mrlS-tf Opposite b. II q. r. r. Depot.
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
TINE sun MUTUAL INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Insures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, terms
favorable those ofany other Company All persons taking
Policies this Company entitled to share of the
profits, without mourning any liability beyond the amount
of Premium The Assets of the Company liable for the
ment losses, are 81 000,00O.
A. B. NELSON, Pres't.
A. SEAToS, V.PreS't. j. WHITEHEAD, Secy'.
c. OLIVER O'DONNELL Agent in Baltimore.
feo2ly No. 81 Exchange Place
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
]ottrp.
OCTOBER.
BY A. MARIA BEACH,

T he woods of October, how brightly they gloOm,
When sunlight is streaming their branches be-
tween;
The crimson and orange, the green and the gold,
All forming picture most fair to behold
love there to wander at twilight alone,
And list to the wild winds low, musical moan,
AS it sngeth dirge for the summer departed,
requiem low for the desolate- hearted.
The skies of October, how soft is their hue,
When sunlight and rOselight are blended with
blue,
And fair feecy clouds float in quiet away,
like islands OF peace in some beautiful bay
And when night draweth round her dark man
tic Of gloom,
The fair shining stars the deep darkness ilume,
And glimmer like lights in those mansions oflove
Which Christ hath prepared for His children
above.
o dear native MONTH best beloved of the year!
The children ofsnmmer may call thee severe,
And weep that thy rude winds should scatter the
flowers
Which blossOmed so brightly in summers gay
bowers;
But to me, with instruction thou ever art rife;
For thou bringest to mind the October Of life
And youths summer, know, is not always to
stay,
Not al,Oags we bask in the sunlight of May,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Sf(istrIlanrous.
A Challenge 10 NJ. BIOndia by a
Local Editor.

The local editor Of the Mexican
Citizen throws out the following laugh,
able challenge to M. Blondin:
A single telegraph wire shall be
extended from the American to the
Canada shore, without a single guy,
directly over the cataract at Niagara
Falls. The Local of this paper, wear
ing pair Of cowhide boots and dress
cd in the costume of q female Dutch
cook, will proceed to the middle Of the
wire, with a common clay.pipe as a
balancing-pole, driving before him a
hog and COW, and carrying on his
back cooking stove, a coop Of chick
ems, bed and bedding, a keg'of lag,
er beer, a BARRIERS chair, and various
cooking utensils. ue will then un
load himself and Immediately go to
bed.
After a snooze of fifteen minutes he
will rise, dress himself, take a glass of
beer, milk the COW, kill the hog and
dress it, cook fresh pork fer breakfast,
sfter which he will eat a VOLTS meal.
lie will then throw one hundred and
thirty summersaults, sucking an egg
while in the air at each evolution,
alighting the last time on the tip Of the
cows horn, and while in this position
will take the chicken. coop, and after
having taken tue chickens out one at
a time and wrung theil necks consec-
utively, will balance the coop on the
tip end of his nose, balance the cook
ing-stoye on his right-hand thumb,
balance the bedstead on his left thumb,
at the same time finishing the beer
and making Dutch speech to the ad-
miring crowds on either shore. After
which--after the manner of Norths
celebrated one horse act-the "Local"
will perform the one-cow act. The
foreman Of this paper will then come
out on the wire blindfolded and shack.
led, walking on his hands. Then
there will be representation of dee-
nan and Morrissey's prize fight, in
which the Local" and foreman will
exchange sundry knocks and kicks,
and black eyes. The last scene will
be both parties standing IN their
heads, and will, in this predicament,
play a rub of twenty. one games Of old
sledge for the treat ofall bands. The
whole to conclude with a representa-.
tion of some Of the loving scenes in
Romeo and Juliet.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
The Wild Dog of Niagara.

Have you ever heard of the Wild
Dog Of Niagaral Just below the
Suspension Bridge on the Canada
side and hanging over the river to q
height OF some two hundred feet, runs
for some distance a huge, broken and
over'reaching precipice, which no hu.
man being could climb or descend
without assistance. Near the surface
OF the water and on the broken rocks,
a large, noblc.looking and peculiarly
marked New Foundland dog has been
seen and heard, at various times du,
ring the past two years, and lately
within a few weeks. This fact has
been authenticated by the testimony
OF many respectable and veracious
eye'witnesnes, and as there is Ro way
for the poor animal to return to civil.
lied life and the amenities OF human
Intercourse, he is a subject of much
curious speculation. He is kind of
Robson Cru8oe among dogs, and it is
supposed, picks up his precarious liv-
ing from the fish and small animals on
his beat" which is only a half a
mile IN length. His howling lameu-
tations among the rocky recesses of
his retreat are often heard at mid.
night, and daring attempt to ap-
proach and save him was rendered
Iruit.ess by his ferocity. An addi.
:ional air Of romance has been thrown
around bis fate by the story that he is
bemoaning his master whom he lost
At the Clifton House, some two years
since. tits probable that he (the dog,
and not the man was washed ashore
BY the rapids, which sweep along here
with terrific felicity. But whether,an
exile or a disheartened msanthrope,
the poor cast.away has the hearty
Of every one who approach.
IS the spot aud conjcctures his proba-
Die iate.--N. Y. Journal of Com.
1leyUe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

come to torture you in my dying honr!
One year ago, when things went mer-
ry as marriage bell, | became your
pupil in the game Of euchre; before
that | had abhorred the game. You
seduced me to it! You by your fiat.
tcring manner, inaugurated sad era
in my lile'S history, | am now a III.
ined man! an enemy in society because
I'm murderer Life has no charms
for me. Hope has fed-all's loet!-
Iou that witnessed the first lesson in
my downfall, shall witness the last act
OF my lile'S misery! To my parents
tell them for me that died in my
sins, without hope Of forgiveness!
and tel! to the world, and to young
men especially, that the way to avoid
my fate is to avoid the shoal upon
which | was shipwrecked! Hark!
harkl" he exclaimed; | hear footsteps
without! It's the police! They have
traced me here!"
Scarce had he ended these words
than putting the revolver to his head,
he ended his existence. A loud re.
port was heard and the soul of Harry
James was launched into eternity by
his own hand. t.t .s.r -e'
Thus ended that fearful tragedy
that began with "only game Of el.
chre." 'I-'il,
Reader, if you have friend that
visits frequently fashionable society,
tell him Of the fate of Harry James,
and warn him against the first gamo
OF euchre. Remember that those who
are tie most backward to play are
tho most desperate to win. .ra