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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02
Gideon Frost Of Glen Cove, who offered the follow.

Gideon Frost Of Glen Cove, who offered the Follow.
ing resolution
Resolved TAs. deem s.psasas 70 dy,s: IL: county,
propositions the part Of the towns Of Suffolk county st
they may make.
The resolution was passed unanimously, John A.
Soaring, George s. Downing, Daniel T. YounW
and others speaking In favor or the resolution. Mr..
Of fsIip and smthtown, snroIS county be invited "a
take part In the new movement, which was seconded
and carried unanimously. the chairman then ap1
the whole NATTER and lay the same before the Legs.
lature at its present session William T. McCoun.
q ae e. Il
OF North Hampstead; Ebenezer Kellum, OF North
Hampstead. The meeting then adjourned. The
the eastern towns OF Queens county, owing, II
is alleged, TO the exorbitant rates OF taxa
on TpSn 1s% n and
the three latter towns being assessed only
i've thousand dollars more than the three almost
exclusively agricultural towns OF Hampstead, North
Hampstead and Oyster Bay and OF the 100000
(equalizedl county expenses the western lows pay
but $4,000 more than the eastern towns barely
enough to cover the cost OF the criminal business
that comes from Newtown alone; while others hold
that the main theory for the movement ID the pro.
North Hampstead to Jamaica, The towns within
the limits OF the proposed new county contain
and o. ws ~ Of exceed
ing IN population twenty seven and 10 valuation o.
real and personal property forty OF the counties o.
Nine-enths of the Inhabitants OF the eastern towns
strongly advocate the measure.
SUFFOLK COUNTY ScHOOLs.-The report OF the
School Commissioner for the Second district SUFFOLK
county, shows rapid progress in the schools. The
number Of children reported between the ages OF i've
and twenty-one in 1858 was 915s, an increase over
1865 o,411. The average daily attendance for 1858
was 1920 an increase over 1865 Of 1,122. The num-
Der Of children attending school in 1858 was $685. an
increase over 1866 OF 1906. The number OF qualified
teachers employed for period or twenty
eight weeks or over 107, an increase OF 10 over
1865. In the town Of Huntington the school popu.
latiOn has increased since 1855, 24S; increase OF
pupils attending az; average daily attendance 4el.
In the town OF Islip the increase In school popula
ton since 1855 has been 24 increase In attend nce
ST. average daily attendance, 253. La the town OF
BrOokhaven the school population has increased
25S; increase in daily attendance, 373. In
the town Of Smithtown the school popula-
ton has decreased in three years 59 the number
attending school has decreased Il the average daily
attendance has, however. increased 80. The amount
raised for school, purposes In 1858 was S67 6S4 pub
lie money received In 1885, $4652 raised by tax in
1862 $4O43s; expended for teachers wages in 1858,
$37, 484. The schooling per day was actually three
mills cheaper In 1858 than in the year previous The
increase Of taxation IS chiefly due to building and
repairing school houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

According to the Augusta Chronicle the present
cotton crop OF Georgia will yield from 100000 to
$40,0o000o In gold. Mr. Forney. who Is making a
Southern tour, writes from Raleigh:-"The estimated
value Of the cotton crop for the last year. including
the recent advance in price, is over $3.50 0O0a
fact which certainly dispels the idea Of prolonged
poverty and refutes the cruel accusation that the
freedmen win not work. North Carolina alone has
raised nearly s15ooOooo worth Of cotton, and all her
products for the period foot up s4o,ooo,oOo At
this ree the South viii be richer in few years
than she has ever been.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

Corn meal, Brandywins eWA y"
Whsss wa: d but there was 10 the
S Il % sass 81 D. sss \
was bid in store and scs The about
q g Il H. At fsr sS. o toF
white Kentucky private erms The corn market was
,S % SS ia = &C. Sc Tor
q n sS old sU IN @ fs !: lie
tern and southern and sc hc for yellow 49, v wS
s.ss. ~ b s ao. Rye was
s. ss being
HOUSES sSs: '' Ssssss s.f =
g. s so so asa ss DO rye do barley
$ ] q Sss ss. and rate. generally
500 on private and per steamer
Tondon i SSa "a 3d., and
The charters e:A British bark Philadelphia the
GUNNiEs-Bags we're dun but steady II our last quota.
ons OF cloths sale Of l0O bales In Boston was reported
HAY moderately sought after former prices viz.
straw g IS and sSor, d. co. asi 0D1 ~
grades Sc 26c; fair to good lie. l5c. inferior to
kinds were dun and nominal at former quota.
tons
a. former quotations. We heard q no sses A''
s1yxL sTonEs Ressip. isSo 1es spirit. .arpsnt'ns
ss % .ss q no Sc
rosin market extremely quiet and prices were heavy
y g. ss'ns SS %
$s No % % "a ss pale, "a 80 vs. 50; extra do, s
Ss D higher s1 :. g.
sales Of 500 ibis. inferior Al 81 %: ~
s hs The
excited and with small stock In store and higher
price Mt q
The sales comprised about SiSo Sels :.
s @ 81 Is, va
$40 bbs for March delivery At ss2 sellers option
a5sS Sbs corresponding date LAST year, ss,iss bbis
e ess %sre ss ass pans an ur
city Live hogs duh and prices nominal at llc
IL Sss e ss:.dy
he
e, prime mes: and s for 70, India DO Total .SSa
$s o. y demand steady
AZ s ana Psss ssn. e. ss ss
quiet and we heard 81 no sales Of prices were
rs in de-
snd and prices were again higher the sales being $50 pack
dered 500 tierces, for March delivery It sc
7s5 bbs crude and 1855 DO refined.
The marss, for the continued 70 rule dull and heavy
fined the market was also dull dull and heavy 2, &C.
though the oneTingS were light q these figures 70 sscs
l2c. In Philadelphia the market dull but stronger
spot The sales 500 bbls standard white
do from March to June 600 each monthly at S6c the
ket closing at about 26sac. 36kc.
RIor.-Carona continued IN demand and Arm, the sales
being l42 casks At CSC. o loo.
SUGAR.-The market for exhibited Q good degree OF
activity, the demand being chiefly from renes and prices
steady at llxc c tor fair to good refining Cuba
l2c for No. IL box The sales comprised hhds
part attlc ll:c FOR Cuba and IS boxe; private terms
We Hard, l5sc: soft white 1sc l44c; yellow
131Sc. q 14c., and extra Ike
SEKDs-Linseed In fair request former prices the
sales being 800 bags at % 80 gold duty paid; 3st do
arrive, Genayon, - 3D. do 500 do, TO arrive per
So 249 80 rs, do. All kinds OF grass were duh and
unchanged.
TALLow-The demand moderately active and prices
steady There sales OF 5000 lbs 12c 12c.
WHIsKEY-Receips, LIST bbls. The business unim-
portant and prices shade easier small lot OF
Western was disposed OF at &c.. tax paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

The assessed value OF real estate and personal
property in the First Congressional district, New
Jersey is as follows:-Camden, $16,50O 900; Cape
May s3,2oQO0s; Atlantic county, $4,s13,3 Glou-
cester So, 1885, s00 Cumberland, SIS, 000 Salem,
81, 356,375.
The commencement OF active operations on the,
Shawneetown and Edgwood road, in Illinois, has
caused business to revive in old shawnee" most
astonshingy. Real estate Is In very active demand.
The Shawneetown Mercury, OF o recent date, con-
tans full column OF notes OF recent transfers Of
lands and town lots.
The consideration OF the transfer OF the property
on putnam avenue, 800 feet east OF Howard ave.
nue., 75xl00 south slde,n recorded I'm Kings county
on Friday last, was 1850, and not $4,000. as re-
The national banks OF the United States own, in
conjunction with furniture and fxtures,n
423, 26s.93l worth OF real estate.
The GIrard estate brings to the city OF Philadelphia
annual income OF 100000, and II is believed that
within ten years it viii amount to 100000 per
annum.
Mrs. Gaines proposes to give lot in New orleans
TO the State OF louisiana for the purpose Of build
Ing upon X q State house.
Cuba. as real estate investment, Ii said to be
worth $25, 000, 900.
Of the A., 90 buildings in Chicago Is i54 are frame
structures.
There Is said to be peculiar risk in purchasing
real estate In California. The law gives divorced
vile lien on It In some cases, aud when happensto
be free OF that eucumbrance ten to one II earth
quake doesn't turn up with first mortgage on 1t.
The Buffalo Express says some little excitement
exists along the line OF the Erie Railway. few OF
the conductors have been ordered to New York,
with request to explain as 10 their possession OF
valuable horses, fat corner lots. &c. Some changes
have been made and some conductors have resigned.
wealthy Massachusetts capitalist IL IN cores
pondence with Major r. O. Randolph Chief OF the
Piedmont tvrginal Land Agency. He proposes to
purchase real estate In virginia sufficient to locate
q colony OF New England immigrants--from 900 to
LOO acres The land must be cultivated, with COM
Portable buildings, and water power sufficient 20 run
the mills which the settlers Will build IL they do not
find them already erected They viii pay 5000
for their purchase, and propose to take immediate
possession and begin work.
Mr. q. ID. Jones, OF New York, has purchased a
house and lot on the corner OF Ninth avenue and
Second street, Mount Vernon IRON Mr.. william II.
Cars, for 5000.
Also lot OF ground on Fourth avenue, In the same
village, from Mr.. John Berry, with view OF erect
ing upon II large building 70 be occupied Tor manu-
featuring purposes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

1RIcmN8 IN ONEIDA CoUSTY.--The death Of four
members OF a family named Wlbrecht, In Oneida
county, from trchiniass was recently generally no
tced By the press. In connection with the case
DR. Thomas M. Flandrau, Of Rome, writes to the
Ultra Herald that a miCr0scoplcal examine
ton Of the muscles OF one Of the deceased
revealed the presence OF myriads Of trching
in an active state. The little worms looked under
the microscope like living, wrthng snakes. Tne
salt pork and sausages OF which the deceased had
eaten were full OF trichnm In the encrustcd state.
This pork was raised by Mr.. Wiibrecht and fattencd
IA usual on corn and grain. There was nothing In
the conduct appearance OF the animals when fat.
enlng or the look OF the meat 10 Indicate disease.
The sausages were made Of raw meat, and then
smoked until quite black and dry. Ggis the German
custom, anu we're eaten without cooking.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

The real estate market opened quietly for the week
yesterday, there being but auction sale OF prop
erty. Important announcements, however, en-
bracIng the presentation OF large plots unmproved
real estate as well as valuable improved property,
both IN the city and suburbs, give promise OF
tinued activity We give below particulars Of yes
terday's sales
Auction sale Of Real Estate Yesterday.
Sxw YORK PRopERTy-BY JAMES N. MILLER.
House and lot the OF Lexington av and 5sth
st. lot 205x95, Jacob Cohen. $S4 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

NEGRO ELrGrBIIITY.-Thc question OF the eliQi-
bility OF negroes 10 hold ONCE In this state ~ about
70 be decided by the courts. rule has been granted
by Judge schley OF the Eastern Circuit against one
Richard w. White, the negro and acting Clerk OF tho
Superior Court OF Chatham county, at the instance
OF William j. Clements (whitel who ran against
White al the election held In April last, calling upon
him 20 show cause, OF eleven O'Clock on me 2btn
INST why an information In the nature OF hIno
yrafrd1Io should not be fled against him. Ins
hruan before the courts the whole question ~ negro
cliQDilit,. 8H0Jfstd lGu.J Chronicle, Jdh. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

tDFFFT.-Ki0 continued IN demand and the mhFxet was
strong for all grades Sales OF $50 bags on private terms o
other descriptions heard OF sales Of moment -.
FLOUR AND GRAnr.--Recepts ELS bbs -FOUR 1so 90.
and ~ sacks meals kB bushels corn, 10 90 OARS
ADD 1850 do matt The nSu market ruled dull for all kinds
eui prices were nominsy the same holders finding no IN
nat Csiiornla -four was likewise dull and prices we're
Ine sales only about 300 bbs Southern Hour
was dn ~ from w. for supene TO s4 Is for choice family
though bu very few brands brought Ga per Dbl The
sales were 20 bbis Rye Hour and unchanged, the
sales being xJ0 bbs Corn Of but unn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

HDNDAfi Feb I--' r. ".
co1ros.-Receipts $50 baes. The demand from al
classes OF buyers moderate but the market firm
Saturdays quotations No Liverpool advces received
to-day consequence Of which buyers and sellers
disposed realize to any erenl The sales as bales
including 9 on speculation ofs for EXPORT sis for spin
ming sos were in transit For delivery thsrc
sales. We annex the closing quotstions:-
Opis,ds dsa se5sb ass F.~ Orleans
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15

Earthquake shocks are beginning to be Inani' Tested again in different parts of the world They pay flying and cratic visits One day we hear they are in India, the next in Wales the next dancing along the the Pacific coast. Now, We are told, they are commencing tostir upthe Canadians, who can enjoy the consequent ex- citement with more zest tban they can the ex- citements dependent upon open displays of Fenianism.
 In Chicago, Mrs. Brigham Young and party. received invitations to the various places ot amusement and accepted several Mrs young is about twenty five, acctmPlished and of pleasant manners. Miss Nettie Young, daugh- ter of Brigha m, is. a young lady Ot about severn teen.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Cal, March 25th, 1869. CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, will be - received at the office, No. 204 Sutter Street San Francisco, Cal. by the undersigned, un- til l2 clock, M,, on THURSDAY, July Ist, 1869 (when they will be opened) for the sup ply and delivery at the military posts in Ari, zona Territory, of all the BEEF and MUTTON, live or slaughtered, that may be required for the troops stationed theFeat during the year 1870. .-1 - The supply will amount to about 5000 Reeves and 1000 Wethers. ..,..... .r.r Copy the present contract and detailed instructions to bidders can be obtained at said office at the office ofthe Acig Commissary of Subsistence at Wilmington, Cal, and at the office of the A. c. s. at any of the Military postsia Arizona Territory. -a.'l Proposals will be received for any part of toe supply, a7 .a3, -o 'a roi'..t -'i 4 Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the bids
 The right is reserved of rejecting any or all bids Advertising expenses (S362l will be borne by the su ccessful bidders. pro rata
 e.,.- J. Mel TAYLOR,
 apl38w ABTt. Col, C. z.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
SOUTHERN OVERLAND
 U. s. M ALL ~ And ExpressLine From Mesilla .--t--1-r N. II. to Tucson, 4. T...nag .-c-

THE undersigned will run a weekly, two horse buggy between the above points, connect ing at Mesilla, with stages for Santa Fe and the East, Ell Paso, and San Antonio, Texas; and at Tucson, with the Los Angeles and San Diego Semi Weekly Stage Line, and the Weekly line for Herm osllo and Guaymas, Sonora making a connected stage line for any point in the United States on the Pacific or Atlantic slopes of the continent, and points in northern and and central Mexico. .H ,- -s
 Particular attention paid to Express matter and comfort of Passengers
 The company are responsible for all Express matter sent by their line except against Indians
 Rnccgies leave Tucson and Mesila every Sunday at 1 clock, p m. ..-.4
 C. II. LORD, Passenger and Express Agen | Tucson, A. T.
 .-.' DAVIS < BARELLA.
 42.3t. La MesiIIa, N. NJ
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
HAND BILLS, 6c

HAND BILLS, &c upon the shortest notice, aud as reasonable as can be done thisside of San Francisco. We would particularly recommend our sheet to merchants in San Francisco Cal, and New Yoak, having business orrespondence in this section, as the only advertising medium in the Territory, south of the Rio Gila, and as Tucson
 t.l..
 in a section of ."e ..r:t ...f .l#.E 9. GREAT COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE. It is for the interest of every Business House ba: wishes to get share of the trade, to adver.
 q ise onr columns therefore, send in your orders.
 Address: Weekly :Arizonan.n Tucson, A, T
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
County Omcers
PIMA COUNTY

PIMA COUNTY Probate Judge-John S Tboxe, Sheriff-Peter B Bradv District AttOrney-GranvilIe II o,. 13reasurer-Sidney K DeLonr heeorder-Oscar Buckalew John c. Capron sweeney Public Administrators. uv county seat-Tucson.
 o., YAyAPAI COUNTY. Probate Judge-Hczikiah Brooks Sherif-A John Moore District Attorney--John M Roupt. 1reasurer-William Cory KecOrder-JOhn II Behan -- SuPervisors-John c Campbell, County Seat Prescott.
 YUMA COUNTY. Probate Judge-Joseph B. Tutus. Sheritf-Dayid King. District Attorney = Mareus D Dobb.,, Treasurer-.Robert Coles Recorders Peter Doll. S SuPervlsors--W Ravena, c. Gross, MI. Public AdminiStrator-- ehn Duff county seat--La Paz
 MOHAYE COUNTY. Probate Judge-Wm. L Haskell Sherif-EH Smith Treasurer--E NJ McCarty RecOrdertJamcs P Bull ,, experimentation Pearson, William Chas Atchisson.
 Dist. Att'y.-A E Davis. county Seat Hardyville.
 PAH UTE COUNTY. Probate Judge-Daniel II Thomas. Treasurer
 SuPervi county seat-St. Thomas.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
F II Goodwin Adam Sa1aer GOODWIN & SANDERS, Dealers in General Merchandise
 ., TUCSON, A. Tao slais i!s 'a

HAVE this day on hand and are eOnstA Antly HI receiving. large stock of goods selected
 EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET, consisting in part of
 Dry Goods and Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Military Furnishing goods of all des- criptiOns, Staple and Fancy Goods, Belts, Pistols, Powder, Percussion caps, &c., &c,, which they will sell cheap for cash. -H'l ''. -i Thankful for past favOrs they respectfully solicit continuance of public Patrona ge. TT
 Jan. I, I86 e-tf. -i4 ~ < ./ I
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
PUBLIC NOTICE!

A tA persons are warned against trespi.- A the property of the MOWRY SILVER u work will be resumed on an extensives cal. 2 as proper arrangements can be made, and E' altion otthe country will justify it. TheP. nas been placed in the hands of the Militar 2 tes of the United States, by order of 5- drant,p. s. A. Gommander-in- chief at ths' or the undersigned. All just and legitima' against the Colnpany win De settled upon Isil2 oi work The undersigned raliss upon bi r carried out.
 -'-5al' SYLVESTER MOTBl
 Preside
 Mowry Silver Mining-' Ne" York, otet4, '67;
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15

Judge Cartier Cs,i In La Paz, Yuma county, cOmmencingCr Monday in March and first Monday in Se- In St Thomas, Pah Ute County, commel- the Sd Monday in June.
 In Hardyville, Mohave county, eOmmtaa first Monday in January and first MOnda!E
 THIRD DISTRICT. Judge Turner-Edward " Wells, Clerk. In Prescott, Yavapai county, commenc- the first Monday in April and first N.- October.
 SUPREME COURT. One term in each year at the Capital, cou1l Tn the first Wednesday, after beginning oi g gular annual session of the Legislature. BuckaleY, Clerk.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
ARIZONA OFFICIAL n7ess
1869.
Federal Oa.o

Governor-Richard c WnCeTS, Seeretary-James F. T Ca-,,'u'ek, . ChjefiJus'iee-william F, Tp,
 /" ', Harley II. Carts ra.' ! NarshalIkdward Phelps, Tnc' ''eI, | Sup't. Indians-George W n1. Inuo,o1. Surveyor General sherman Ds I,su' la District AttOrney--D"y'Sl, y'Sl, Assessor Henry A. Bigelow, D.. | COlIeetor-LeYi Bashford. ',''' DePt'COllecto- Customs --JF S.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
Territorial Omcon.

AuditOr-Charles A H Lord, ' Treasurer-JQhn B Allen Attorney General-James F MeC,s- Delegate to Congress-Coles Ro.Ie
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
. Assistant AsSesSOrs
Deputy Collectors.
Places and Times OfHOId.5 .' Courts.
FIRST DISTRicT.

Judge Backus-Oscar Buckalew, Cle-s In Tucson, Pima cOurty, commencing o- Monday in April, and first Monday in 0,
 SECOND DISTRICT.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
NOtarfeS Public.

G PIMA O.-Willi am s Baxter Nari,r. Mortimer R. Platt, Tucson; John 4 2ache Pess; J. B. MeKinnie, FIoraa.e. YAvAPAI Co.-Henry " Fleury, Pre-, R Ferris, Wickenburg; Thos Ha,a J M Lenzarder, Camp McDoy ell. YUMA CO.-Charles II. Briuley, Arlo-. NJ. D. Dobbs, La Paz.
 '--- Assistant ASSesSOrs PIMA Co.---Mark Aldrich, T ucs OF. Yuma CO---Thos. J. Bidwell, Is Paz. Yayapai Co---George Lount, Prescott; Ferris, Wickenburg
 Deputy Collectors, PIMA Co.---P R Brady Tucson. Yuma Co--Robt. Coles, La Paz. Mohave Co--Jas P. Bul, Mohaye Citr.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-06-09
Emmy Items.

The people of Pittsburgh hear Of the
aurora borealis by telegraph, but can not
see it on account OF the smoke.
"A bachelor editor having pretty un-
married sister, lately wrotetO another editor
similarly circumstanced, Please exchange.
Definition of an elephant by French
man: An animal to whom nature has given
the privilege of being unable to see HIM
self
"A hotel landlord in California saves
the expense of gong by keeping dog.
The weight Of the landlord on the dogs
tail causes the animal TO howl sufficiently
loud to awaken all the guests
A country woman in New York visited
Stewards. "Such heaps of goods Such
lots of people - 'And them said she,
"there were 80 many pretty little boys
named Cash, and all about the same size
| didn't see Mrs, Cash, but tell you she's
got mighty smart lot of young ones !"
"A young minister, whose reputation
for veracity was not very good, once ven
tured to differ with nm old doctor of divinity
as to tho efficacy of the use of the rod.
"Why," said he, 'the only time my father
ever whipped me il was for telling the
truth. "Well," retorted the doctor, at
cured you of it, didn't it2'
The vigilance committee of Bryan,
Wyoming Territory, called upon despe.
rate character short time since and gave
him fifteen minutes TO leave town. He
mounted his mule and said, Gentlemen,
if this id mule don't balk, don't want
but fve."
-"Can you draw, young man ?" inquired
Quilp ofan applicant for private tutor
ship 'At ten years Of ago could draw
beer; at twelve picture; at fifteen truck
loaded with cabbages at sixteen an infer
ence; at twenty bill Of exchange. II /
were an actor l believe could draw the
largest kind Of q house; but being teac h.
er, am content to draw q salary, and the
bigger the better"
"A young lady's opinion of the bonnet
OF the season. "Oh, the bonnets of my
girlhood- kind / wore TO school I
really thought them pretty; must haze
been fool. And yet fused to think my
self on hats n jaunty miss. Perhaps !
Wuhi ub ItbnlOH WouIs Dut Wnnt was tnnt 10
this ? Oh, tho lovely little pancoko-tho
charming little mat Il makes my hend
so level and 80 very, worry fiat"
"A promising young shaver Of fivo or
six years was reading his lesson at school
one day, In that deliberate manner for
which urchins Of that age are somewhat
remarkable As ho proceeded with the
task ho camo upon tho passage, Keep
thy tongue from evil and thy lips from
guile" Master Hopeful drawled out,
"Keep-thy tongue -from-ovil and =
thy--lips-- from girls.' Woo
"A characteristic story is told OF a tipsy
son of Bacchus, who missing his foot al
the top of the fight, came down his hotel
stairs head over heels A good Samaritan
ran TO pick him up, but The drunken man
majestioally waved him OF, staggering 10
bis feet and In response 10 tho proifsred
assistance, Toared out; Now yonjest lom
mo lone. Want no slob'rin round me.
allus como down stairs that way"