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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

pETURN TICKETS TO PARIS and BACK,
Ia $50 GOLD
STEEBAGE PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL s25 CURRENCY.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY limited steamers weekly Liverpool calling Queens,
splendid rst Steamships Of this Line wall sail
follows ron Pier No 20 North River. -
ENGLAND" Cutting MAY 2
PENNSYLVANIA" Lewis June l.
VIRGINIA SATURDAY, June
"HELVETIA" Thompson JRDAf June 70
passage PAYABLE gold sui rs according location OF
stats-roOms-al having eQuaI privileges 90 te saloon.
Return tickets to and from Liverpool. $50 gold
Steerag passage Liverpool ue-nsoWn S2S IN
Through Passage LOuloa Pans HsyIe Bremen Hamburg AHtrep
&c, al los
sesrag tickets IRON Liverpool Queenstown as IN currency
Ohcs Company Nos
= J HURST. Manager.
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lectures ano Glsetiugs.

A LECTURE Oh |" HUSBANDS ana w Eo
and sprrS1 by tbs Rev G. DEEMS D. GA WEDNESDAY Bvks-
INC NJ Ticket. Fowler Weiss No S9 BroadNart
n r. TafIor Canals Sehrmer No so hfoaiSAy al VA
ConorO No zoe Mulberry at 10 commence AZ
TTHE REV. GEORGE l. PRENTlSS will de-
. o,as lecture tic Young Mems Christian Asseciz,
on sS,Se Church Of TUESDAY RyENSG Mar
al The h.,e OF ~ Thirty ahSt and Fourth
Auhsot the Stuy and Crave the Pset Coeudes"
s lecture too public snd VII coatsn much Of aos u
sdnirer Of tho post
YxrHLISTON SEMINARY -QUARrER GEN.
w TCRY cRLEBRsrioNTbs twenty aeh anniversary q WIZ
Hstoa will be celebrated WEDNESDAY July lsJ
addFess viii b By Prof Te and Grafton % fts
Eohup aner which there VII he doaer guanaso erhoeA AA~
other exercises suited 70 The 0craasa.
and Ouner Seminary OF boh sskes %
eorsy invited to be present and hoped there wi, be sa's
reunion - .... =
~ s CLARK Cens,"e'
+ 7. SEBLNE
MARsHALL HBNSHAw) Ansase@'s's
EAstHanploa, Mass, May l. l6oI
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~ THEoUlal FARE TO PHILADELPHIA ONLY A.
/. 4 Il 80
HTDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

IL UDSON XIV ER AND HAkLEM RAIL
Il Il EOApS-On and sfef MONDAY April ~ 1901 ftsns ~
Albany Gni Troy connecting wiki Northern an Weston trains viii
Lave New orb a follows:
81, 10 RIrr,ss u Hudson River Railroad Thteihf' and
Tptare through Bridge without Change OF
es connecting Troy With taiss for Sl1os a1.uc bsn.
ton. 5ndhc North ..
1890 . EIpc' train via Harlem Railroad Irrr sI ala
Foart-avs connecting latham WITH western iu.' Jog fuh"h
springs PtisseI A. % AaH with Wes' trim, and al Io via
.ans for ssraogA. Iutild. burlington, arf te NORTH
y NJ Express Hudson River Railroad connecting Al Ahan'
with train To- the Wet ~. ---,.-- ,
Albany Western a. Troy N Trans for hoIe- Nh
sleeping attached .,,-,.-
l4y M EIpress Via Harlem Railroad oonns1g A. hsihn
with Western Railroad Lebanon SPRING. Psl &c and Al Al
bany with Western trains Sleeping htisched % Albany
Erp train via Hudson River Railroad With sleeping ears
attached through Buffalo Bridge without change
ofc Also sespng creeping Saiuul attached from
EeYork through OgieRhug without change va Rome " aud
Connection for Troy will be made Al last Albany IA 4n
viii 10 Sundays ~,
n o NJ train via River Railroad with sleeping attached
connecting Albany with early trains for Euaso AM Suspension bl
Troy for Saaga and poats hoEil lLs uah "
run o Suutays 80
SUNDAY train vii be Hudson River Railroad ron New orb
10 intermediate stations leaving Ne" YORK az
N Returning PoagbIespHe 3j arriving ~ Ne" YORK
49,.
arriving Meron A. $50 Returning leave Miller
ton al 5 D. IL arriving a New .iort al l2:J0 4 D.
VI. ~ VANDERBILT Vies-Presi3eut
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nor CHARLESTON -THE PEOPLES
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY during the present doll freight
season dispatch their steamships from pier No IA Ea
River ever alternate Saturday, al p n. - ,
elegant steamship EMILY SOCDER Captain LEBf
will leave pier Ks River Saturday May p ats For
LIVINGSTON, FOX s Co. No 81 Lbertyst
will regular day the convenience
u shippers and passenger reeureA
LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU
u United Passports Indispensable tfaye Issued BY j. b.
EONES Passport Agent. No 16l Broadway.
4 MEXICAN CITIZENS about TO travel abroad
~ should United PASSPORTS through JOHN LANK
TREE Passport Agent Is CeBest n y the City Hall
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CUPREME COURT-CITY aud COUNTY q

= SEW.YURK-HBNRY NJ VALENTINE. PlsistH agt JOHN
PERRIN Perrin and aa C. bis wife Catherine t'lDl
otherwise kawn Isabella Coh and James Cosroh her husband
Theodore George A. Vogel Marcus Fleshaner The feope OF
~ pursuance tho above eated action lds ana rei
,r Soe Term Supreme Court held athe Cav Hal n TOE
Cy the eighteenth DAY Of March 1907 na oa
the b dy 1861 the referee for tue purpose
rppolut.l estate % o1n
Perrin parties herein public suction M tie he
III Broadway the C Of New oS
on TUESDAY Jnne 1867 at y O'Clock noon b AHon
Brekrr Auctoneer the mogsgt premises 10 sad
described follows namely All the unTteI toeh paris OF
Of kuo-u
o number IN hundred (j certain on he
The once the City and County Of New York enei
MAN Of hazard Frn aud bounded follows Beginning ~ point
oa te western side Bovery distant hundred aud tse
e and two the north westerly corner " BEo
t and g Ioarry aud running westerly line al rsh
ANGLES with the hundred feet thence nortle parallel am
the oyery thence eae line nht anrs a
red fee, the Bowey and thence s9ulse along
10 the place
mag heir tie sane 10, Catherine Perrin deceased formerly
Catherine orv hr Thomas White deceased by his will dated Ap ~
sl recorded Of the Surrogate Of the CITY and County o.
New orr IL volume 81 OF wills - ....., -
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NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co,

THB FIRST-CLAss u S MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, Capt CHAs. HOVER,
7' Pier t SS & n ATRP Sb SRfaE 4 noon
taking southampton Hs1re aud Bremen at ,te'
S'' FRS, CABIN smO Second Cabin Sos Stesrsgs
prom Bremen. Southampton and Hare to sewYoIs:
fi'i EXCURSION SSSH TICKETS TS otf AND HONE:
o''a slU ojS1n IS I' Western MetroPo
For freight 'iP'''iS ISAAC TaS StSS frsd: 10 Bo.av.
m p .s'RR E Eta R 9'T 5s' MRDSEs6zI s Nav VI"
RATES PliaEFiT; 6 GSo f2 s s ~ IS @
DETURN TICKETS to PARIS and BACK.
IL FIRST CLASS, 500 IN GOLD
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- ouEENSTowN-The lnmAn Line sailing semVeety carrying
CITY OF MAY r.
CITY OF BAITIMORE........... sATuRDAr June
CIY Y OR " R1yFSDiY JSe y
and each succeeding SATURDAY wRDYESDAi from P'r
~ - N'''- '''' RATES or PASSAGE
By the mail steamer sailing every SATURDAY: -,nv.c,
FIRST cABiS rs COLD sllo srKERAG a "'SC so
To London III TO bopaoa'
P.ssss, BY the wsinsiny smerFrs. Cabin sio SiesraEe
Passengers forwarded Hayr, Hamburg Bemsn se at mod.
p,.s'F, from Liverpool ous.n,Gvn so currency
JOHN DALE e Agst o n: as Ro ID .Ss
&ISf GOLD to PARIS and BACK.
ID IebO REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES
TO AND PROM LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND DbHEl.
EXCURSION TICKETS. $l70 CURRESCi
The hvorte passenger steamers OF
THE ANCHOR LINZ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
FOR LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW, CALLING AT LONDON
DERRY
10 land Mails and Passengers.
BBITTANIA. Lard salts SATURDAY, Nav %
ACADIA. lees. sails SATURDAY, june J.
HlBERNIA, Monroe sails SATURDAY June 9,
from the Compou7s No. % North River
Rates Of passage payable in
Cabins lO AMI $50 according TO location steerags S&
Prepaid certificates from Liverpool Glasgow, Derry. r
booked aud from Hamburg Hayre Antwerp 6c 81
low
FOr a0py ~ the C0BQanTs ohceS
FRANCIS MAC DONALD Co, Agents,
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CUPREME COURT, State of New York, City
- and County Of NewYok EDWARD DAILY plaintiff, against -
LAW and CHARLES whose given names are unknown to opooen
money demand on contract tO" b
above named lOu hereby ana
required The complaint this acton which VIII be he ne
OA oe Clerk CITY anl County Of New York atthe C Hal
and to Of answer 70 the 'aa On nc
suhsb No 81 Wall street said CITY OF Ne" l0rA
twenty after the service Of this summons on VOC exclusive OF
the day Of such service, and yon iall 70 answer me s
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff this action viii take Judgment
against yo Tor the hundred and seventy gh snd @ DOL
lar with interest on thereof from December ~ 1870, and
252 G0lO0 thereof from Jannry H. b' ai interest on
5. 18th DAY Of February Thousand egI
Hundred besides the costs Of this action Ap
1901. WAKD JONES WHITEHEAD PainuHs AV,he,ys,
The complaint scon ad in the OMce % the Clerk OF 11e
Civ and County ORA. the 5h daT 81 April 1901
WARD JONES WHITEHEAD, Paauns Atorney@
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Ne" '0'' IL 'O'D' % " STEPHEN II TCRSBULL Referee.
| N,o.v Dootfrrtx Pl,intai AtorneyA tMyi1 2asJ~
CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New,

AUPREME COUkI-Clty anu COuntl VI ~" ,
> York-PIllLlP KRrTERBR agt FERDINAND SIVhSSE ana
oeIn pursuance judgment OF the Supreme Court OF me Sae
Of YORK rendered tbs action the seventeenth Jay OF Jsal
1877 the referee therein named vii SILL puDe a
lion AZ The Merchants kcinge Saesron al No III BtoldNaY IA he
civ the eleventh Qtnl day ~ June ' ~ t"'e
O'Clock noon al LOTS uf laud VITA tho buildings thereon
erected situated the Of NeaioE bounded en reoel a. o
lows All thos. certain lots pieces parcels OF anl SITUATE hS
aud Gate 6n Ward now 10Th Ntr o. te C OF Wv
Of bounded ani
FILMS that 10 saw Be-rnug point the north easterF cor
her Of Seyutayenae thence running MOI e
along the EASTERN o beet i've inches
thence ras,ery parallel with Twenty aIthstreet one hundred @
parallel With the Seventh iorynne et I'VE
[ tbe po M OF Twenty and thence ariy
son. tie Twenty hundred ie % the
Seventh and Twenty sixth street
be rout or pse Of beginning Dated New ORR MAY a. no.
'1' l''"' ~ F ii hi NJ STOKES Referee No - Wslst
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4 ono ISLAND KAlLROAD.-SPRINGA AR
RAHGEMENT.-Leaves James slip New lorA-';1 NJ Mail
tain fr Greeuuort stations 10 osse cks'ie and
way stations D. Express Rverhed ibis train throlsh TO
Creeupo on Saturys Syossstt and an staions $500
Fsrmirae and wav stations and SATURDAYS only 10 North p
Trains for Glen Eesiork 5JJ aud 80
Sunday Excursion iunes Point o. b n Tor AalahE
returning arrives d Hunters Point a. G:f5 p.
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CUPREME COURT, County of New York
- CHARLES A. PLUMMRR az ELIZA JANE PLUMMka-Ssm
mons relief Com serVed To the shove defendant You s
hereby summoned aud required the complaint IN this so
hch Clerk Of the City and Comfy OF
NewYok City Hall said city and to lerye Of an
the subscriber ST his Office No III Wah
st. NewYork within twenty amer the sege Of THIS summons GA
exclusive " the day Of such service and you fail 70 anwr the
s,d within the the paHtr this action viii
apply 10 demanded the New
M April q 1877 ALVIN BURT.
as as8gT PiaintiFs Attorney. No II Walst. New York
The complaint this fled the oce Of the CLERK Of he
Cy and County Hail. in said city the Ibtl
day Of April 1901 ALVIN BURT, Plaintiff htorney,
Ap20 law8yTp No II WalIsreet n. Y.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORK

P.sspg Station EewYok Twenty evelA and Fourth
Entrance TusntT- seVentasL
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IEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

~ Jersey City Pernont s and 925 las AZ 522
SATURDAY only II Is The92 an and 642
1IInS vs. DEMAnENT
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NTEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~ T.
~ COMPASY-Durug special will
be road follows Leaving fort Station 100
ard D. M Son WEDNESDAY. ga THURSDAY 20, SATURDAY.
25h retaining nnd4s, the Fare round
trip 7je &c. BUCKH0tT. General Superintendent
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\TFW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD

~ Leave Hunters Point 6:l5a n $3.50 $50
li:3o a i2.JO 1880 m $50 n $40 s:l5 Z
a.. Through Great Meek
connecting Stages and Port Washington returning
5:ya M NJ. Tuesday and Saturday nights EIS leaves
Flushing II D. Hunters Point s l2l5 Boats leave Janrs
Slip ever bali hour, Thirty ID minutes
L. G. VOORHEES,. Superintendent
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1861
COMMENCING APRIL H. 1861
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SUPREME C0URT CITY IND C0UNTY.

CUPREME C0URT CITY AND COUNI1
- OF NEW YORRWILLIAM IT. ARGALL Plaintiff against DAVID
C. Argal, MARY Ann Arthur Of George Arthur
George Arthur Hannah Jane Hull Thomas u Int
Arga inaydua Executor. &c, Of the Rev stamp
last will &C. Of william Argal deceased Deborah els
Josephine Darling Of Lesnder Darling. and said Cancelled
Lsahier Darling Mary Elizabeth Anderson, wife Of
Alexander Anderson said Alexander Anderson Sarah Frances Bo
worth wf Of David B0svOrh said David G. BOsworh, William
T. Sanford and bis wife BlI Alley, wife Of lanes Al
T. Alley, Deisndant-Sammons f0f RELIEF Vn
Se-To the ahOrenmed DEFENDANTS and each e lou
hereby summoned a required answer the ID @ acton
York 1867 and to OF answer
complaint subscribers their odce No - Gear street
City Of EewYok within twenty days after the service Of s
YOU the day Of such service and you M 70
an, ser the sail aforesaid the plgHtg 10 th
action apply the Court for the relief demanded IN The complaint
Dated March l5 1901. LODBR POhEkot
Plaintds Attorneys,
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EOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.
Il RARITAV AyD DELAWARE BAL RAILROAD
On MONDAY MAY 49, 1857. tie hue All O.. follow"
from Pier No %. foot Of DuHueaL. -
ll.l5 a. MY fkENN FAANI.N'fLk IlNl t0i 'a'f
Long Branch &c. A. uIor Long hrarr Toms t' ai' n
te!Hete Stations touching a. PiT n" N' l' s'' "-Pl "
4.l5p
PAST FREIGHT LGSE-Lsavss Pier 80 p ar NJ Tor lhis
lelrla of an poH tLt roH or W 'iisen @
Asue Railroad taken a. log rates and gucA time uniformly
made. ktltANlNs.
EXPRESS PASSENGER LlNB-Fo New lofl e. rsvts III 'he
pha Niuet " From Long Branch Jos Sea loft
- TiIRoU0ql FARR TO PHILADELPHIA. ONLY A.
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IRVING HALL Eiavos u,zzotryr
FAREWELL con- ERr ~ NEW YORK,
previous 10 sd-psruIr f,r Europe,
MONDAY ErENiHG Gsy q 1907.
The follow sg artists generously c,asrnta " assist;
Siguoa ORTOLANi puas ,nna frcE The Academy Of M1ss
Mtfamr ANNA MAHTiNSL SSppher hrst appearance sass
ANTONUCCI base Sguo O&hANDS Baritone sgHor ALBAhe.
larpist, Mr. J. n PATfISC& Psals-
SignOr ROSA. OSols'AasN
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GRIFFIN &. CHRISTIiS MlNSTRELS.
" Finh avenue Opera House ant aves rveuiyolrsh
g W h. GRIFFIN, MRssge. r CONDtOh. FroPnesss
Another W a. toe JAPANESE TkOtph
Tram Os,mDA P1a BAcA St&at
Uuper Ten Thousand It2p teh .ioo Sc.
Doors opsus st To a. 3 O'Clock.
MATIEEfs EVERY SATURDAY p o'clock
WEDNESDAY Aas p TESTIMONIAL 70 MR GEORGE CHRlSrh
NOTICE. - WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
~ Ma ~ GRAND TIES ciNONiAL,o -
tsadsred him b. his 1msroui friends an patrons ~
GRl gFlN a GHRlSIYS MiNSfsELS
The best bill be presented this occapn sni ne
81 m, patrsas VI ainsiras sad 0EORE sd IA hs
8 4 ,'rl, At
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRk, CALLING
AT BREST. u
The splendid new vessels Continent viii
q fonP lei No 81. North River. a. follows;
EUROPE LemaTi6. "a lhDAl ylfe
ST LAURENT, BOcande. hpAl, June -
PKRElhk Duhesne hDh JIle
PARIS. Sunoat SATURDAY, jay 70
PRICE or PASSAGE ncudHg Was payable gold or equivalent
TO BREST OR HAvRH
First Cabin, Sl6O; Second CABIN, 500
TO PARIS.
Including railway tickets furnished on boad,
Krst Cabin. SOS Second CAb!a Sl0J
Baggage checked through 70 Pans
Mtiicsl attendance free Of charge
These steamers DO not carry s,serage pa'sengsH
Extra Steamers 20 Havre direct
TAMPICO Rousseau Saturday June
VERA CRUZ billiard Saturday June ~
pssssge gold seage $50 currency including vine
American going returning from the continent Of Europe
taking G Line from transit
English railways He channel besides saving much time
trouble ami erpsne GEO MACKENZIE Agent No - Brossty
StAVANNAH STEAMERS.
~ CHANGE or SAILING DAYS
Of tu the departures OF me Saan
w be reduced from every other day 70 every fourth day
THURSDAY MAY % GIN BARNES Morton
Pier 10 % North River at O'Clock LIVINGSTON,
FOX & Co, Agents. No 30 Liberiy-st.
TUESDAY. Nay 90 LEO, Dearborn - -.
Pier No 10 Ksst River at o'clock hUBBAlt FERRIS
s Co, Agents No % SOuth-st
SATURDAY. Juue J. SAN JACINTO Atkiu.
Pier No 10 North River a. o'clock p H. GABESON
ALLEN. Agents No 8 BowlinggreeE
BDeParurss will be in regular succession above until further
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Royal Authors.

At the present moment authorship
seems. toibe the fashionable pastime at
the Courts of Europe. 2 tits toleFably
we'll known that Queen Victoria has
been for some time engaged upon Sc
ries of compositions-of the essay
form,-which are to be published, or at
least privately printed, when her Majes-
", shall deem them sufficiently com
Flete. The Crown Prince Of Prussia is
engaged upon a history of the Electoral
Princes Of Brandenburg. The Ex-
King of Greece (Otho, of Bavaria) is
tTapylating the fIlisdpl of HomeE,and
his fatheS Louis, Ex-King of Bavaria,
isat Nice, giving the last touches to a
new volume Of poems, King John, Of
Saxony, has Just issued the third and
lait volume Of Dantes ''Diyina Comme-
dia,n translated by himself into Ger
man, The literary labors Of the Empe-
t6r and Empress of the French have
been subjects for conversation and crit.
icism for long time, and we may final.
ly mention the fact that Omar Pashs
iachusy writing a TLife Of Alexander the
Great" Iaa ~ Iaaa-
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JtEKSON STANDARD,
HEAnsEa AArTER ON TINS PAGE, FvHsTsHED
ByT.L HUGHES, Esq
Printing in China.


Z Itis-difHcult to say when the art ol
printing was introduced into China 1t
Nip known to have been practised from
plates Of wood, at the end Of the sixth
century Of the Christian era. In A. D.
soS therew was decree for the collec-
ton Of sold designs and ''text" and
iof their cutting in wood for publication
but it wasnottben spoken 81 as novel
invention, In 932 the Oanonical books
were ordered to be engraved on wood
and printed for general sale; and in 982
the work was completed, and the books
"were circulated over all the empire.p
RlNfosabls types were first employed in
the,middleIof the eleventh century. The
imperial arrangements forprinting have
been carried out i'm China on a most
magnificent scale. The Emperor Khan
CHI, whose reign began in 1861, had
e-254, 900 moveable types, engraved in
copper, and printed no less than 5000
volumes Kienlung, iu1773, ordered 10,
4l2 works to be published covering the
whole field of Chinese literature. III
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AfSharu Detective.

4esAn American gentleman having seat
ed himselfin inan omnibus, while ona Wis
it to London, short time since, saw
and heard what a little amused him "A
man, bearing no peculiar marks Of au-
thority, looked in at the door, took q
professional view of the passengers, and
called .egt TO the, driver, without any
pretence at modest concealment of hi:
thoughts, "You can't 60 on, there's two
oftHe swell mob ia here's The coach
waited, ill at length apursy, well-look.
ing old manrose and stepped out, say
ing as hedid so, "I'ye too much money
TO 0NrideAwith pickpockets." In amo,
ment more spruce young person said
EAshe decamped, t1'llfollow the old gen.
tlemap's lead" ''Go on now" said, the
detective policeman, ''the swells have
Eg0t out, and alps right" eaaf
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