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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

RErurHEp.-We learn that Judge Xii.
patrick, who left this city few weeks sgo
10 charge Of the Ihdias pris5nsrs, has 70
turned from his voyage. He accompanied
The ezptd.tion - for - St. Joseph, and r..
porta seating on the Missouri IS not only
slev. but pstiloua husissss. Ths channel
is very uncertain, to- turous and changing.
Stamess - not atiempt 70 travel at night.
Zen days we're required to make the TRIP
from st. Louis to St. 10.
Ssa,ous ArsRAY.-From gentleman iusl
from Ls Claire, We learn that diGculty
took pless at Port Byron on Saturday eve
ming, between man named Chase and one
named Asker, in regard to line Of fencing
l-In The course Of the altercation, Chase STRUCK
Asker on the bead With stons. breaking
bic skull. Drs. Gamble and Fleming vsrs
immediately called, but .. making IN ex
animation pronounced the case hopeless
Up to this morning the man was still alive
CAass hes nosyss been arrested
Ifthat lis vers truth, then better 70 b. /
nsese mule than . coeper6ld - whssl
business it vas during the var TO bray ou'
sdssss s&ssuss solistmshts and warninga q
''wosthless" greeahscks, ,--Rsva1 kamill
OrgsS.
How much bsetef to have bsen nsithes [
segrs muls - . esppsrhsad ass-eeith9
kiteAsa edlessI q % army eootsactse-t'
havs ssvse adsised aesinst salissosats, ~
- hsvs ~ ths sxSmplc II that linS. ast
ssp~lts bass dd1rsel 4he usilbes worn
Ito have never shown tee srsss levs f.
rssnbacks " esttiag ~ many Of then .
- ''hanl," aal etss1ao sursolsS ee =
ssshesod Ananail epaoGisai~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

Juss Asous Rsess.-0eos eas wsiGse -
ths Moline R1pvSi Siilss. sssies - asesl0o
Of . monuasas y ~ osossy of ~ -
disss Aton hat tswpship Who fea dssise
he lsas vsr. The sdiEss replies that h ~
ss;thss ss.s ~ spsss y psssish ths sear
uunieahsn, asd thiahs thst III ths meaAs
vhisA the people Of that plses seel dispossd
tosepsspsiaas n gRsGtudc to their fallen
hsreA, sheslt beR sspeD4saas - e"sstls
real snA ssAstsatiA god % ths drpsndsnt
espanse sf thsss 11disn. He sdveeates
ssassisusisos 70 the. Ssldisssi OsphAn's
Home, 6nd (hinks that institution 6ttes
mesuusst y the msussy ef ths dead, than
all that can b crested y sratify negb'd,
sel8sh, and human pride. His eonclusi .
y veil. worthy ~ attsatrsn Of some Of the
rsstlsss philsnt nthropists Of cur city. "what
. satire On ffssl humanisy II = 70 point to
The ,seld marble adssssd With The names of
humble soldiers, asd then under its very
shadow, TO point to The equally cold hsarths
Of their starving widows and orphans"
HS's abeot right. ..tl
: Hrsa WAss1L The river has now reach.
ed IN unusual stage ~ water. We learn
that the citizens Of Rockingham are very
uneasy for fear that their tewn vill be
overnowsd. Near the Railrosd bridge, At
this city, The water threatsus " cover the
main rssd.~ Al EAss Davenport, very res
psctabls lake has formed between First
and Second streets. Should the water con-
tipae q its present stage dssine the coming
sumner, the health Of our city would be
considsrably improved. Advicss from st.
Paul. however, state that the water on the
Upper Mississippi has comaesced falling,
aed ws must soon expect ths same at this
point. The misasms which will arise from
lands Nat have been submerged will bs
highly deleaeripnA and viii no doubt secel. !
ersts the arvivsl Of the cholefs, il il comes |
at all. AS this is matter over which We |
can exert no control, we must simply &C.
cePt the results. and do I'll We can In other |
Ways, to ward o6 the dreaded pestilence.
DuPRRs / BsHspIcf's MmsrRRLs.-This |
minstrel troupe drew IN ex>
ceedingiy crowded houss. At Metropolitan
Hall, on Saturday evening, and as far - We |
could learn, furnished entire satisfaction to |
all who attended. The orchestra is indeed |
. superior one. The vocal music fully
reached the standard anticipated. The but
lesque operatic piece Was an excellent hit at
a morbid taste Of the times. Messrs. Bene
dict and West we're incapacitassa BY severe
colds frcm acquiting themselves as usual,
bit yet contributed . full share toward the
fund Of amusement. For this evening, an
entirely new programme has been prepared.
This will be the last appearance Of the COM
pany in this city for long time to come,
and those who missed Saturday evenings
should not fail to be on hand
tonight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30
MQl4. ansa

,RsnovAL.-Chas. Lslandes, hssl rsoovsd
As jkad,rins estasa sAn6stI % Me- 2It
East Third street. between Brady hna Pse-
~ Sts., where be 10 prepared to cqt, make,
sepeir md elsQn-Qsne ed boys clothing.
Fos SALp,-Any person desiring 70 pes-
sAsIt Aosithe.1 1ssatlsst, ~ = epod -
new. can hear Of IN excellent opportunity
BY epquiring At this Od'cs. apes-d -dtf.
Go 70 our friend N. r. Mer.ilrs lbr Keps>
snA efls. Lsu2s, hpsassos, 'CAahdslisrs.
Giasi 6fe. ETC., II ialnd 7s Randolph street,
Chicago. apr5 d3m.
The condition Of the atomsch 10 Of vital
Importance. No man, woman or child, eaa
b. 4sAlfhy nnlcse the wsglk q digsstion 10
regularly, thoroughly, and vigorously per-
formed. With three-fourths of rivilissd
society, this il not the case. And yet the
remedy is within the reach ofall. Hoof
laod's 0srmap Bittsss, prepared bJ Dr.. y.
~ JAcksos, tbr Jones 4 RSAns, 'Rhiladsa.
phia, will - surely create . regolar and
healthy action Of the stomach a. Dil will
lessen the friction q machinery. Let the
victims Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, u any
Of its forms, sy it. and We guarantee good
apps3te. 0boGcslvioas, Arm sssSsp, sound
sleep BY night, nd Increased cheesfulness
~ dAy! : or sAIs by DFdsgists and Deaisrs
gseprslly.z eg decl0-dm ths&wstao. :
ssGOT THE HDl.CEA.~
How often do W hear this complaint
uAds. The seasdlt geperaliy ascsihed 10 Dat
something has gone wrong, but il you pill
question the patient in regard to health.
hsbits, &C.. you win very often find that in
digestion 10 tho prime cause the istiwacy
Of the brain and stomach y very cline, snd
nothings 80 sours the feelings and disposition
~ dyspspsis. Ie 10 . singular fact that
most suicides are dy spsptics. If odr eabr
ishment is properly digested, the brain 10
free and unoppressed. and will solve sQs
sssskles, p0intipg o0t sunshine shsad and
inclining u TO look on the bright side Of life;
thus 10 it our duty to guard against this
monster indigestion-and we know Of
nothing 30 potent to assist digsstio, ss Goes
Dyspepsia Cure. II has cured some very
bad cases Of dyspepsia ofevsn ten or fifteen
years standing. |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30
New Remedy. MIS-. Winslow'x Mystic Pills

are the only SAFE truy effective medicine for Females
oxtaut do tric with your kcs,sh, snd use cheap
and dangerous med cine which Druggists may have
bought. and will recommend to you, being ignorant
md In their "mrations correct all irregularities and
padpaa weu-tynat.oh remove all distractions wteth-
er from cold otherwise. No ulsdcn. vile or moth
to directions, and know the result will BE- de-
eiyed Ask for Mrs. Win-low'r Mystic Pills. Take
aces Gther Price y per box, boxes for s. For
sale BY al Drugsists IN Davenport n Scovil. Agent,
Chicago. InchS d& win
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

ApAts Lopos, No. 357. 10. Of 9. I.
meets every Tuesday evening, at u o'clock
in ~ Hall over the Davenport Nationa
Dsak. corner Of brady and Third streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

90 70 rnu Bssf.-Go to Bryant. Stras
toe / AssFill's Dsvsnport Commercial Cot
loos, to get . thorough practical business
e1ucstion, u 70 bsoasne good sound tele-
eraph operator. For sirculars address (en.
siecing stamps) Bryant, Stratton 1 Merrill
DAsennoRt. Iowa. dW1y. III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

WANrRD.-A good cook ior Hotel. A
fsmale preferred. Inquire at this Office.
aprQ6. dat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30
rYAcrry WHAT yOu WANT

EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYR.-
known and used over 20 yesrs. Dsily increas-
ing in public favor Complete in one bottle
No wash. No trouble. Does not crock or stain
Produces a lustrous black or brown, - desired.
Does rot injurs the hair. PfiOe, Is cents. Sold
BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ja2idly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

To.Dav'o 4 stloosuUnts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30
LLU STR TION ..

OUR YOUNG FOLKS Il fully illustrated with en-.
cravings by the best American artists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

01O.O8Ve ~
COMPLAINT. &c.. speedily cured by using Ne
gatfs's Compound Extract Of Besns Plaat. Pre-
psrsa esly By J. ! c. Naguirs. 81 Louis. an.
ssid sy I'll druggists, =. SosvIAst, Chicagol.
To Care Chi1ls 4 Fever. gss ~
0UlRE'E A0UE MIXTURE. put up By - c
? AA0UlRg. ". Lsuis. PRrCR 81. 50 psr bJ!tle
TRACY Z 0RlSTO1.,
- North 4th street, st. Louis, Merchant
1eiloss and Dealers in First- class Clothing
asd Gents Furnishing Goods. GentleApe1
wanting goods in the above line, will find
Il to their advantage to call or address ..
shove, where they will end practical men in
their business, and dealing exclusively in
sAsstciass goods q reasonable prices. Re.
membsr Tracy 4 Bristol, 86 North .4th
street, directly opposite Main Entrance 70
Planters' House. mar0 dSm.
Dss womas, in smother column picking
sshesre grapes for Specs Wine. lt.s!
adminbls article, used II the hospitals and
By the first class families in PARIS, London,
end New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. II il worth trial, - II gives great
satistaction. deadly
Important 90 the Sick.
We invite tho attspt,on Of our readers 10 =
careful perusal Of Dr. Easterly's medical adver-
tissment which can be seen in our columns to
6ay. Or. Easterly's Family Medicines have been
tsapty years established in ST. Louis. are de
ssrvsdly popular. have . rapid sale. and are Ie-
gArded The best now in use. Dr. Essterly PIE
pares . remedy for each particular form Of dis
sAss, aud not one remedy to cure al diseases. rs
you often see recommended by others. His med
;coes are standard preparations. kept IN all the
prissipal Drug stores throue, out the grea,
Worth vest and are rcsorted TO by invalids from
I'll parts Of the United states A DR.. Easterly's
Family Medicines sre prepared under the eye OF
On experienced and educated physsc,an we eau
sesommend them with confidence TO the afflicted
- being much superior 10 Others in general use
We say 10 the afflicted give them trial. Order,
addressed to Dr. Easteriy, ST. Louis, Mo-, will
be promptly filed aud forwarded by sxpress to
Al n "A 4 of ths Counttx ncfl7 dAMlx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30
OIL 4 Nllnlng Coanbany,s
~ BRAHOH .OFRfCE
.UnAev the R1rss Natlonal N4t91x<
OavenpOPes Iowa.
A smsu aoount Of Stock lor sale.
mart dtf EOwIs Snirn, Agent.
$4,000 y. xcsrS J. 4. = E.'s.!. s.., s. :,
fsr Cssh sr sschssgs iSs City property n d.
veapors Apply to st.T EADs.

RseA Growth sf llalr preA~ceA.
The assarsl color rsstersd tsos dysd.) aud dis,
sese Of the scalp, saltse ~, Ac., sses ssliy.cst
q BY using MA0UiRE'S HAN 'COLORINC
RESTORATIVE BALM, Price q per bottle. =
Prepared and sold By ]. G. NA0UlRE, drug
glses, ! 0l Louis. ocslo6wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30
HOTELS AND BOARDING.
DlIRTls HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport. Iowa

SCOTT II q III Sc,
Corner Harrison 4 Front Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
r ). HUMPHREY. Propsse.er. Free o
u nlbus to and from the House. sep2em
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

Te Care Chi1ls 4 Fever. gss ~
oUlRE'I A0UE MIXTURE. put up by J.. &C
0A0UlRg. -. Leuis PRICE 81. 50 per bo!tle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

De0svhoo. Oysensorys 0anE0eE
COMPLAINT. &c.. speedily cured b using Ma-
eaifs's COMPOUND Extract Of Bssss Plant. Pre-.
psssA esly By J. I c. Nasuirs. 81 Louis. and
ssid b I'll druggists, y. SosvIAet, Chicagol,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

Ecoxouv 70 Asfsxs 70 ~ sAull
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-30

Go 70 our friend N r. Nessill's lpr Kess-
sUaA et4s lsu2s. hpsassus, 'CAahdslisrs.
Glasi~ifs. ETC.. II isnd 7s Randolph street,
Chicago. aprJ d3m.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-28
Published March 30, 1861


AN ACT to protect the hop-growing interests
of the state, and indicate the size of boxes
used for picking hops in Wisconsin.
The people of the State of Wi sconsn, represent
ed in Senate and Assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
Sec. l. 1t shall not be lawful for any person
or persons to transplant, or cultivate any hop
roots grown or raised in any state country
outside the limits of this state where the disease
or infected hop roots, or any hop disease, exists
and any person or persons violating the prOvis-
lens of this section SHALL on conviction, be liable
to fine of not less than fifty nor more than one
hundred dollars.
Sec 2. 1t is hereby determined that the stand
ard size and capacity of all boxes used for pick
ing hops in this state, shall be seven bushels
strict measure.
Sec. 3 Justices of the peace shall have juris-
diction to hear, try and determine sl cases I'M
der the provisions Of this act. pTOUided, the
defendant shall not be deprived of his, her or
their right of trial by jury, or of appeal, as in
other cases.
Sec. 4. All fines imposed and collected under
the provisions of this act, shall be paid to the
state treasurer for the benefit Of the schools of
the state, as other fines are now required to be
pal dand made use of.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect immediate
ly and be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March %. 1866,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-28
Published March 80, 1861
CHAPTER 27-GENERAL.
AN ACT requiring incorporated academies and
other literary institutions, to make certain re-

AN ACT requiring incorporated academies and
other literary institutions, to make certain re-
turns annually.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows;
Section /. 1t shall be the duty of the president
of the board of trustees of every organized
acadamy, seminary, and literary or collegiate in-
stituton heretofore inoorporated,o that shall be
hereafter incorporated, TO cause to be made out
by the principal instructor or other proper OH
Ger, and forwarded by mail or otherwise to the
office of tho superintendent Of public instruction,
on or before the tenth day Of October, in each
wear report for the year next preceding the
3Ist day of August, Of the year covered by said
report, setting forth the amount and estimated
value of real estate owned by the corporation,
the amount of other funds aud endowments and
the yearly income from all sources; the number
of instructors and their respective salaries; the
number of students in the different classes, and
the yearly rates of tuition; the studies pursued
and the books used; the course OF instruction,
and such other matters as may be specially re-
auested by said superintendent, or as may be
deemed proper 10y the president or principal of
such academies or institutions, to enable the SUI
rerintendent of public instruction to lay before
the legislature, in his annual report, fair and
full statemdnt Of the affairs and condition OF
such institutions. saa...r.s
Section g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March "a, 1866.
4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-28

I'd. If yea, did you desert such service before
the eleventh day of March, A. d. 1861
30. If you deserted before that date, did you
return to such service report yourself to pro-
vost marshal on or before the tenth day OF May
A. ID. 1869
4th. Did you desert such service after the
eleventh day of May, A. d. 1861
9th. Did you, being duly enrolled, as subject
to any draft into the military or naval service
Of the United States, duly ordered, depart from
the district in which you were so enrolled. Or 60
beyond the lin it's of the United States with
intent to avoid any such draftl
Sec. 2. Section SO of said chapter is hereby
amended, by adding thereto the following: " on
do Furthermore swear that you never deserted
the military or naval service of the United States,
Tor that you deserted the military naval SER
vice of the United States before the eleventh day
of March, A. d. 1885, and that you returned to
such service, or reported yourself to provost
marshal Of the United States, on or before the
tenth day of May, A. d. 1867 and that you,
being duly enrolled or subject to any draft into
the military or naval service Of the Uuited
States, duly ordered. did not after the third day
of March, A. d. 1865 depart the jurisdiction of
the district in which you were so enrolled, or 20
beyond the limits of the United States, with in
tent to avoid any such draft"
Sec. 3. Section SO of such chapter is hereby
amended, by adding after the same, the follow
ing: "ProUided, that such inspectors, or ma
iOrity of them, shall be satisfied, from the an
sweTs of the person offering his vote, if be shall
have been challenged as deserter, or as having
departed the enrolment district, that such
person has not deserted the military or naval
service of the United States, OF that, if he de-
serted such service before the eleventh day of
March, A. D. 1855, he returned to the same or
reported himself TO provost marshal on or
before the tenth day of May, A. D. 1855.
and that he did not, being duly en-
rolled as subject to draft into the military
or naval service of the United States, depart the
jurisdiction of the district 10 which be was
rolled, or 60 beyond the limits of the the Uni
ted States, with intent to avoid such draft,
duly ordered"
Approved March &c, 1853.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-28
Published April II, 1861
CHAPTER, 45-GENERAI.

AN ACT to authorize poison to be used for the
destruction of wolves and wild cats, in the
months of January and February, in each
year.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
se9ted in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows
Section /. For the destruction of wolves and
wild cats, it shall be lawful for any person or
persons to put out bats containing poison, at
suitable places, at not less distance than eighty
rods from any dwelling house, from the tenth day
of January to the twentieth day Of February, in
each year; and within three days after the said
twentieth day of February, the person or per-
sons so having put out such bats or ba1es, shall
take up and effectually destroy the same which
shall remain. A failure to do so, shall subject
such person or persons to whatever damages may
be sustained by the neglect, and also fine of not
less than five dollars; all to be recovered before
justice of the peace of the county.
Sec. 2. 1t is hereby made the duty of the
chairman or clerk of the town hoard of each town
in this state, to read publicly the foregoing Sec
ton at the time and place Of reading the report
and voting appropriations at the town election in
April, of each year.
Sec. 2 This act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved April 4, 1866.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-28
POETRY.
HARVEST AND VINTAGE.
BIZ A. J. H. DUsANSE,

DREAMED Of marvellous Harvest
dreamed Of Threshing-Floor,
Where Men, like grain, by Angels twain
We're parHered in measureless store;
~ bound in sheaves, like corn in the leaves,
And failed, from husk TO core.
And the Angels sang. with voices sweet,
ssOut Of the Grain the Dross We beat,
coat of the Chat we winnOw the Wheat:
.sTrue souls are the Wheat of a Nation 90
j dreamed Of 8 wonderful Vintage
dreamed of a Wins-Press red,
Whsre Men like grapes, by angel-shapes,
We're trodden with wrathful tread:
As grapes We work, TO must and 20 muTk,
And crush them, shred by shred.
And the Angels sang with tongues divine
'-0ut Of the murk the must we fine.
"Out Of the Grapes we mellow the Wine:
"BTave Hearts are'the Wine OF q Nationi ]"
would that my Dreams werz Real
That Angels this Land might beat
And scOurgs cur sod with the fails Of God,
And scatter the chat from tbs wheat,
And nightly tread, In our Wine-Press red,
All dross beneath their feegl
That our souls might sing, in Joyous strain
ssOut Of tbs Chat the What We gain,
siO1t Of the 1fuEk the Wine We drain:
"The Wheat and the Wine Of the Nation T.
1 pray that the ANGEL of FREEDoM
May strive With the Angel If WAR:
Till Men, Ike grain these WinuoWers twain
shan fail from husk 20 core
Till Men, like Wine. in hhsuon divine,
To thee, % God they pOurls
Ard furthermore sing, with tongues divine
s'Ef1d of the True this Wheat is Thinel
God Of the Eree receive this Vine:
's4he Heart and the soul Of our NztiOni"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-28

ssYour servant, geutlemen-beg ye
will be sdted. "
Walking to the fireplace, he thus adj
dressed Admiral Stewart:
$50, nv dear Admiral, Mr., Brookes
informs me that have been elected three
times"
..You have been balloted for Mr.
Fitzgerald, but / am sorry to say you
have not been chosen" said Stewart.
ssWell, then, replied the duelist, did
you bIackball me?"
my good SIR" answered the Ad-
miral, chow could you suppose such a
thing?"
sob, 1 supposed no such thing, my
dear fellow; only want to know who it
was that dropped the black balls in by
accident as it werep'
Fitzgerald now went up to each indi-
vidual member, and put the question
seriGtina: ''Did you blsck-ball me sir?"
until he made the round of the whole
club; and In each case he received SIM
liar reply to that of the Admiral. When
he had finished his requisition he thus
addressed the whole body:
ssYou see, gentlemen, that as none of
chose, and it is Mr.. Brookes' that has
made the mistake. But I was convinc-
ed of it from the beginning, and 1 am
only sorry so much time has been lost as
to prevent honorable gentlemen from
enjoying each others company sooner.
He then desired the waiter to bring
him a bottle of champagne, that he
might drink long life to the club, and
wish them Joy of their unanimous cleo
ton of r0el gentleman by father and
mother, and who "neyer missed his
aim. :"
The members now saw that there was
nothing to do but send the intruder to
Coventry, which they appeared to do
BIZ tacit agreement; for when Admiral
Stewart departed, MIR. Fitzgerald found
himself cut by all his 'fdear friends. =
The members now formed parties at the
whist table; and no one replied to Fitg-
erald's observations, nor returned even
a nod to the toasts and healths which he
drank In three bottles of chSmpaien n,
which the terrified waiter placed before
him in succession. AT length he arose,
made a low bow now, and took leave,
to "come earlier next night,
and have little more of it." 1t was
then agreed that half dozen stout con-
stables should be in waiting the next
evening to bear him off to the watch
hOnse, if he attempted again to intrude.
OF this measure Fitzgerald seemed to
be aware, for he never again showed
himself at Brookes's; though he boast |
ed everywhere that he had been unani-
mOuSlv chosen a rnember of the club-I
Club Life an London. a--