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THE SHOCK or AN EARTHQUAKE is nothing TO the
shock many persons experience at the low hyures
asked for the First Glass Ready-made Winter Cloth
Ing now being sold at the celebrated Clothing House
fCharles stokes q Co., under the Continental
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ANOTHER DEATH.-Samuel Sweeney, the
engineer in Haas distilery, No. 4fl6 Lud-
low street, who was so seriously scalded at
the explosion that occurred there some morn
ings since, died day before yesterday of his In
juTies. This is the second case that has proved
fatal bV the explosion.
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The HANLoN BRoTHERs.-The sale of re-
served seats at the Academy for the perform.
ances of the renowned Hanon Brothers is con-
stantIy Increasing, and the tickets are going Off
in the most rapid manner
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THE SHOCK OF AN EARTHoUAKE is nothing TO the
shrek many persons experience ut the low figures
asked for the First Glass Ready Winter Cloth
Ing now being sold at the celebrated Clothing House
OF Charles Stokes 3 Co.. under the Continental.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-21

ANYTHING BUT OFFICIAL DUTY.-Frank Nor
gan, a Constable of the Third Ward, Is alleged
to have got drunk yesterday, and to have
stopped, and refused TO let pass, ehaise CON
Shipper streets AN officer arrested him, and
while doing so, Morgan turned upon and
knocked him down. Alderman Tlttermary
committed him.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-21

ACCIDENT Willie Dearing, the surviving
member of the Doaring family, while playing
on the ice In the school yard at Fortieth and
Lancaster avenue this morning, fell and frac-
tured his thigh and knee. He was taken
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[rOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE pAors.l

How he WALKED INTO THE NET.-There was
chronicled in THE EVENING TELEGRAPH Of
yesterday the arrest of a suspicious character
named John Price, and the escape of his COM
panion. Now, before the capture. his friend,
fearing to have the money found upon his per-
son, should he be arrested, had given to the
care OF Price Sl25-which sum was found upon
his person at the Station House. Yesterday
afternoon the party who had so luckily escaped
under cover of the darkness came to the Station
House to claim his money, when Lieutenant
Goldey arrested him, knowing well his crimi-
nal career This same person, who substituted
for his own name (Miles McFarland) that OF
James Thompson, is the same person who bur-
glariously entered the residence of John
RamRge, No. 800 Noble street. on the 22d of No
venber last, and carried away lot of goods.
He was arrested on the day following, and was
being questioned in the private Office of Chief
Lamon, when he suddenly made dash and
jumped through the window into the court,
distance OF twelve feet down, and then made
Off He little thought of the ENHANCEMENT he
was getting into when he walked so quietly
into the Third District Station and requested
the refunding OF his Sl25. lie is held for fur
ther hearing.
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90, UNION NJ. f. CHURCH.-REV, JAS.
HsSsS NELL, 1Ola A. NJ; Rev. G.. D. CARROW, ID.
ID ,7I5 p. NJ Come and welcome. Seats always rcee.S
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THE VoTR on the Silver Fire Horn at st.
Chestnut, stands as follows:- Harmony Fire
Company, 90; Reliance Fire Company, Isl;
Moyamensing H sse, 80; scattering, IL. The Fair
will close Monday, December 23.
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NOTICE. TO SHIPPBRs.-In consequence Of the
heavy ice in the river 1T has been found neces-
sary 10 detain the steamship Juniata for New
Orleans and Havana, until Monday, the 23d in
stant, at o'clock A. M.
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'"THE Boy AND HIS LUNCH. .'-Rev. George B.
Ide, ID. D., of Massachusetts, formerly Of this
Sunday evening, at the Tabernacle Baptist
Church, Chestnut street, west of Eighteenth.
deserved celebrity by producing series of what
he terms "Bible Pictures" this sermon being
one OF his best efforts in this line. Rev. g. A.
Peltz, pastor OF the church, will preach in the
morning. A very interesting Adult Bible
School is held in this church every Sabbath
afternoon. The public is cordially Invited to all
these services.
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AN NOTORIOUS DEFEAT.-Yesterday after
noon William Often Is alleged to have sneaked
very slyly into the store No. ll6 Eutaw street,
and around to the unter where he robbed the
ey-drawer of Sl'20 in small change. But
while earnestly engaged in this. he did not OBJ
serve the young lady who quietly came up
behind him, and who so suddenly pinioned
his arms that IL almost took away his breath.
He struggled, but she held too manfully on, and
called for help. Often was taken into custody
and held by Alderman Jones to answer
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Mons, Yotths', and Boys.
Mems, Youths, and Boys.
Ju.r., o,., IL, ,,,,,,,,, Mems Youths, and Boys .
Largest Stock in PhttddeLDhtd
LGTgeSt Stock IN PHILADELPHIA
LorQest Stock IN Ehttddetphtd,
At LoiCest Prices IN philadelphia.
Al Lowest Prices IN Philadelphia.
At LotOcSt Irioes In Phtiodclphfd.
-, - At LoiDeSt Prices in Phftndelphid.
YARD We haze 7nude OUeTcOdts q sDecidItU this
seosOn H9vfn0 been fortunate securing large OF
loice GOODS IN ChfnchiLJds, Esqutmar. Beavers Gus
tOfs etc etc ETC.. Foreign and DOnestic-tdts IN the
Seasons az ne toCest prices kroiCn for yedrS-tess mdn
cCsL W importation and ndnJydctlTe lOe enabled 10
oge Them az prices less than same Goods cost IN most
outer eSdbtShneS and olDef than they h1Vc been sold
Jor sig years. They selling rapidly. but are as
gdpidy Teptenished each day Style Mt, and make equal
90 best customer work. at hdLf he price
Hay Udy betigeap ! BENNETT q Co,
EiIth and TOWER HALL,
Strh streetS.J No. 6ls MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 800 BROADWAY. NEW YoRK.
SKATING Jackets
Stdttng jackets. -. .,....,..,
SkdtinD JdckekS tSofV' <iSsOft"V'N'
ALuffn TVrI [
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SLIeHTE Fra slight fire occurred about
o'clock this morning. at the carpenter shop of
MT Shuster, No. 1910 Nectarine street. Damage
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SLIGHT FIRE.-A slight fire occurred about
o'clock this morning at Richmond and Norris
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SALE OF BOOTS, sHoRs, BRoGANs, ETC.-Aueution
is called to the sale of Boots Shoes, BrOgans, etc. to
be sold by McClelland & Co.. No 506 Market street,
on Monday morning next, at 10 o'clock.
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T HIRD E DITTO N
FROM WASHINGTON THIS ?. NJ.

Direct Tax in the SOuth-Murder or a
Revenue OTicer in Texas-MOre About
"LO! the Poor Indian" Of Grants
Staf-GrRnt's Little Game TO
Keep Sherman and Sheri.
dan Close by Him,
Etc. Etc. Etc.
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THE popularity Of the GROVER & BAKER Sewing
Machine natural result of its manifest advantages
over other instruments. No machine before the pub
lie such solid claims popular favor and further
none is absolutely recognized by official bodies,
proved by the award OF the very highest prize the
IAGPERIAL GRAND Cross OF THE LEGION OF HONOR,
TO the representative of the GROVER & BAKER s. NJ
Company, at the Exposition Universelle at Paris.
Such q triumphant endorsement has been seldom re-
ceiyed by any branch of American manufactures
A recent peculiar mmendation OF the Grover d
Baker machine deserves word of comment. The pub
lie is we'll aware the bright particular advRn
fage of this instrument its unrvaled elastic stitch
It's simplicity strength cheapness, and noiseless Ac-
ton are other strong points in its favor, but the
elasticity of the Grover Baker STITCH, famous all
over the world the first and most distinctive OF its
merits 1t now appears that competitor in the
Sewing Machine interest has invented an attachment
70 initiate as nearly possible the Grover Baker
stitch That the work done by it is very indifferent
and but poor substitute for the original readers need
scarcely told, but IL shows the set OF the popular
feeling surely when other max are FORCED TO
copy the elastic stitch, TO command any sale what
glory this ndoTsement in the one just obtained
at hands of royalty in Paris, but goes home and
In away that everybody can understand. Mr.. EDDY
the representative of this company in Philadelphla
will give information TO parties desiring TO pur
chase machines and all such are requested 70 call AZ
buying curious to learn the workings OF the
wonderful little instrument which has SO completely
reYoutionized great field OF labor Salesroomsi
No, 73O Chestnut street.
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LOST $1200.-This morning, shortly after
u O'Clock, Oficer Howley brought into the
Central Station a drunken man. who had been
found in the gutter at Front and Dock streets
This morning, when sober, he gave his name
as Wlllan " naIe'aHIIu M salu ne came from new
to dive into all his pockets, tuInng them inside
out, and with an anxious and Woe begone ex-
preston of countenRnce declared that he had
either lost, or had stolen-the most probable
from him $780, Search is now being Instituted
by the officer and himself to ascertain, II possi-
BILE its whereabouts
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FLoURSHNG DEADLY WEAPONS Pret-
lyman and Charles Kelley entered the store OF
John lowering, No. 28 Granite street. in o semi
intoxicated condition They became trouble
some, when Mr.. Levering attempted TO put
a flour. shooter" and threatened the life of the
storek eeper An officer was called in, and
Pretty man was secured; but before this he
slipped the pistol into the hands of Kelley, who
dashed out into the street, and commenced to
bang away. He, too, was secured. aud Alder
man Beitler held each under $1,000 bail last
evening.
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SHIPPING

u.gsFF5s, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING
SSSssigssllssslesslaS. SSSssigssllssslesslaS. !. AT QUEENSTOWN.
ne Inman Line, sailing SEM WEEKLY, carrying
the United Ststes Mails.
CITY OF BOSTON turday, December q
CITY OF ANTWERP............ Saturday, December 2S
CITY OF LONDON ..... ......... Saturday, January
CITY OF WASHINGTON...... Saturday, January IL
FL a Saturday, January lS
aud each succeeding Saturday and wednesday, at
noon, from Pier No. 45 NORTH River.
Rates of Passage by the Mail Steamer sailing
EVERY Saturday,
Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency
First "a bip.......... Steerage
TO London lU0 to London .....- rs
to Paris..... ll5l to Paris.,... 40
Passage by the wednesday ers:-First Cabin,
SO; SteeTage $780, Payable in United states frency
Pa. seDgers also forwarded to Hayre Hamburg, Bre-
men ETC.. at mt derate rates Steerage passage from
Liverpool or Queens own. $40. currency. Tickets
be bought here by persons sending for their friends
For iuTther information apply at the Cempany's
offices. JOHN q DALE Agent,
1888 No. all CHESTNUT street, Phila-
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EDlTION
THE LATEST NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHIN GroM
Important Tsst Case.

WASHINGTON, Dec 81.
]. p Sullivan, Esq, arrived yesterday from
Louisians, and is understood to be preparing
for argument test case, to be heard in the
Supreme Court, which will involve all the
issues raised by reason of military orders issued
in the South since 1861.
Eminent counsel, from both North and South,
ore in communication with him, and the issues
will be thoroughly examined.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
HfRfh AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE.
sEtshpatsRtsS THROUGH AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH

THROUGH Receipts To NEwBERN
Also all points in North and South Carolina, Wis
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad and to Lynchbure
Va, Tennessee and the West via Norfolk, Peters
burg, sonth-slde Railroad, and Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad.
The regularity safety and cheapness OF this routa
commend IL to the public the most desirable
medium for carrying every descI iption of freight.
No charge for commission, drayage, or any expense
of transfer.
steamships insure at lowest rates. and leave reKn.
larly from first wharf above Market street,
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE d CO.
No. IA North and south WHARVES.
w. p PORTER, Agent at Richmond aud City
Il. P. CRoWELL q CO., Agents at Norfolk. 81
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OF VALUE THAT WILL
STAND THE TEST OF TINE AND ENABLE THE PUR-
vHAsRR TO MAKE HOLIDAY PRESENT BOTH ELE.
CANT AND UsEFUL.-We refer to the immense stock
of magnificent silverplated ware to be found at the
old stand OF John o. Mead d Sons, at the northeast
corner Ninth and Chestnut streets Here will be found
a stock of goods which Is credit 70 Philadelphia
and our citizens should show their appreciation OF
the Iabors OF this enterprising firm by purchasing
Hberallv from their welstocked cases and shelves,
and ct the same time enable them TO make one ofthe
most elegant useful and lasting holiday presents,
which cannot be found in the purchase OF any other
kind of goods. We have onlys pace TO mention few
OF the articles sales TO learn the extent and variety
Tea sets cake baskets, castoTs 6reskfAst and din
nerl ice pitchers waIteIs celery % %vaSafabs
dishes butter dishes, cake knives ish kniyes crpmb
napkin Tngs gobsts cups etc etc % the & pee Pes1bs tba
they are made in their own and plated
on hard metal silver soldered; This nrm have aways
and reliable stock Purchasers therefore OF holiday
press ns VII L ana y IS Hg s y % eIy MON ne
superiority and excellence o. the article
THE GREAT HOLIDAY ARTICLE FOR THE LADIES
FURs FURsl-While It is true that the aggregate OF
things that are sold and bought for presents during
the holidays is almost endless it is unquestionaby
true that Furs constitute the most elegant ar
cles for presenting lady. The popular old Fur
House of our city, Messrs. A X. d I. K.lWomrath's
No. All Arch street, has for weeks past been chief
centre attraction and during the present week the
pressure select from this princey assortment has
been unprecedented. These gentlemen set out early
In the season to render the stock the most desirable
70 select purch of all grades OF urs from
the most costly Russian sRbles down 10 the least
expensive sets known to the trade. This object they
have achieved Indeed their enterprise and 6erality
have wenigh secured for their he use the entire Iur
trade OF city. At the mere mention OF tuTs. the
popular mind Instantly reVerts TO Womraths. Ihey
have only other furriers IN the extent
and magnihcence Of their stock but In their i
extremely moderate prices well, whlchean readily
be seen by comparison. The great reduction In their
prices, we understand In partially made IN view Oh
their prospective removal TO their new store on Chea-
nut street above Twelfth Their establishment until
after Christmas, will present an animated and In
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TBLKsRAPH.
WASHINGTON Dec. 81
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THE PHHLADELPHEIA AND
SCtR~h SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
SSasssAAkkaAAaaA PA HY,S kEGULAR LINE

FOR SAVANNAH GA.
JONAWANDA, $50 tons, Captain Wm. Jenningg
WY OMING, $50 tons, Captain Jacob Teal.
he steamship WYOMING Will leave for the
above port Saturday, Decen ber 2S at O'Clock A.
M, from Pier Is South WharveS.
Through passage tickets sold, and freight taken for
Rl points In connection with the Georgia Central Rail
road WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
CHARLES E DIX KS, Freight Agent,
No. 8l4 s. DELAWA RE Avenue.
Agents at Savannah Hunter & Gammell n22
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mons, Youths', J., and BoVs.
Mons, Youths, and Boys.
Mems, Youths and Boys.
Mems, Youths, and Boys.
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NEYF EXPRRAR LInI

~ n Ivy y n p n ENB LINE NO
<lfkfE Alexandra, Georgetown, and Washington
with connections ~ Alexandra from TIE ost direa
route for Lynchburg, BrlstOl, Knoxville NashVfiiS
Dalton, and the Southwest.
Steamers leave regularly frOm the frat wharf AboV,
Freight received daily,
WIN. p. CLYDE a co.
= . ,,.,- no, IA North and South RharVeA
J. u. DAVIDSON, Agent at 0eorgetown. ~.
ia. ELDRlD0E d Co., Agents &c Alexandria fI
giniR -
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SSNEaESS OPPOSITION 10 MONO
kSFslR44Sg SgAEr POLY DAILY LINE FOR BALTl
-. S14 9E5s MORE via Chesapeake and Della
Philadeiphla and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com.
pRny, daily at O'clock z. NJ.
The Steamers OF this line are now plying regularly
between this port and Baltimore leaving the Pier No
IN. Delaware avenue, above Market street daily at
o'clock p. III (SundayB eXCepted).
Carrying all description Of Freight as low as any
other line.
Freight handled with great care delivered
promptly. and forwarded 10 all points beyond the
eJminus tree of commission,
Particular attention paid to the transportation OF
all description Of Merchandise Horses, Carriages
For further information apply TO
BlG NO Is N. DELLA WAKE AVennle,
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BbdttnO Jackets,
STdttng Jackets.
Skating Jackets,
Skdti9lg Jackets,
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OudcOdts,
tlUcrcodts,
OUercOdts,
OVercOdts.
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~e4ss. NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
:&9116Sa@k4Ea$ COMPANY.
Through Line to California, via POnama
or Nicaragua.
Sa ling from New York December 5th and 10Th
January 9th. 18Th. and 25th and February 18th and
TsssaSe Lover lIan by any o!her Line:
For iurther information adcrt 80 the undersigned
~ -''' 49, " -'' D. N CXRRINaToN, Agent.
Or THOMAS r, SCARE.
u 3 8m Philadelphia. Pa.
.srS%9y& ASSAGE TO AND FROM
81 GkEAT EsATp BkiTAtE BIT =, AZ, AGP IRELANr
DRAFTS TLABLETHRo oUGHouTE ENGLANU
lthL5ND, SSOllANOI AND WALHa
f0r pNf'ioOifffsA fAF3G3Frs, AfFRR5S e BROTHERS co.
II Orto THoF. i. sEARLE, No. 2i7 WALN65t
o1ETsS THE PHILADELPHIA AND
sSsfA9ss& SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-.
PANY'S REG ULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
JUNIXTA, 1915 TONS, captain P. F. Hoxie. a. a
STAkOFIHk UNloN.lG7 tons. Capt. L. n. Cooksey
The JUNIATA will leave, for New Orleans on
Monday, December u, at o'clock A NJ. from No
II Tie STAR OF THE UNION will leave New Or
leans for this port on Saturday, December q.
Through bills OF ading signed for freight Mobile
Cairo, ST Louis Louisville, ana Cincinnati.
WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent,
CHAKLES i. DlL.KkS Freight Agent,
ll2 No Sll S. Delaware avenue.
>ele1FSsT THE PHILADELPHIA AND
SSssz4s9Ssss1 SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM-
FANI'S REG ULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
FOR WILMIN GTON, N. q.
The steamshlp PlONlGER, Sl2.tons, Captain ]. Ben
december 26, at o'clock p NJ, from Pier Is south
Bils.Of adlng signed at through and reduced rates
to all principal points in North Carolina
SWIi,IIAm VI IT, JAMES, General Agent.
80 CHARLES Il. DIX ES, freight Agent,
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Philada Stock Exchange Sales. Dec. 81

hepOtIeu by Dc dAVen q brO., No 20 3, Ihlrd stree
BETWEEN BOARDs
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The shipcarpenters, caukers and sail ma
kers in the Gosport, Va. navy yard have had
their pay advanced to 1925 per day.
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A man named Kirby laid down to sleep on
the railroad track near Whitehall, N. y, re-
Gently. Soon after he suddenly awoke under
the impression that something had bit him,
when he found that the evening train had just
passed over his left foot, completely sever
ing it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-18

And Mt reasonable terms. The highest MAJ kst price
our customers Iapr2b-dsm
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do not propose to give instructions in ice
cream making for | know but little about It,
But | can tell of two ice cream sells that |
saw affected not FIVE yards from our door the
other day, when the thermometer stood at 20
and half in the shade.
Johannas Jaguez, who drives his locomo-
tive ice cream concerns past our way, right
out into Jersey somewhere every day, has got
a voice like high pressure steamboat. If
Johannas had been commander OF the Army
of the Potomac, and knew how to do the
thing, and could have spoken ten consecu-
tive words Of Ineligible English, he'could
have displayed the column and formed the
line Of battle of the whole army without an
aid-de. camp. lie could have made every.
body hear him easy.
Well, Johannes was dragging ont through
the sand at high scorching noon, roaring with
oil his monstrous might OF lungs
screaml | screamP
Wal Ill be dog dingged if | don't think
you do scream, mister, soliloquised a rural
sample of Jersey, from away in yonder, who
was resting his painting nag under one Of the
naples in front of our house.
Along came Johannas, believing his L
scream twice at every revolution of his
wagon wheel. | brought the Teuton to a
halt, and purchased a quart of the frozen
fluid. Jersey got view of it, and opened
his eyes very wide
II say-what We call that are yallar white
stuff?
I-scream = went off Dutchman with a
roar that started Jersey half out of his boots.
Thunder and hoop snakes | know you
scream like all possessed. But | wanted to
know the name OF that are stuff
Iexplained Ice Cream
Thank We, marin. Is it good ter eatraw y
'Oh, yes-nice. Try spoonful, sir.
Jersey opened his mouth like a four horse
eornsheler, and dabbed into the ohasm q
heaped up spoonful of cream. His eyes
snapped, and he bumped up his back like,
and then after swallowing two or three times,
he sung out
ooh, JENNY but that ares good How
dye sell her, mister
sDree quarder dollars guard Dutchman
said.
i sings, that are s pretty steep up-hut
reckon | must have some Tor Their old woman
and gals; they never seed no such stuff. Will
it keep, mster2'
'Yes, it keeps goot as never was
We'll, give us two quarts.
Jersey got basket out oil his wagon.
'N i'll it keep in this?'
oh yes. it geeps bentee.
So Jersey got twoquarts OF ice cream il
his basket which he hung up under the Gov
er of his wagon, where it was several degree,
hotter than an oven ought TO be-
Johannas took his 5 so, and went OH
roaring away, .I--scream! While Jersey
we'll: If the old woman or gals, either. see
any of that basket of ice cream more thai
the basket, shall purchase Jerseys secre
for keeping the material.
The shipcarpenters caulkers and sail ma
kers in the Gosport, Va. navy yard have ha
their pay advanced to SO. 20 per day.
A young man named McManus' OF ST. Lou
is, heir to an estate of 100000 was browne
al Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, on the Fourth
whilst rescuing boy from drowning.
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A young man named McManus, OF st. Lou.
is, heir to an estate of 100000, was drowned
al Oconomow Wisconsin, on the Fourth,
whilst rescuing boy from drowning,