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bench warrants in a number OF cases, and in no
case found subpoena or summons with the
papers. They also find that in many cases par
ties obtain from justices of the peace United
States warrants and place them in tho hands of
the Metropolitan police, by whom they are duly
served and returned to the conrt. Such war
rants are in every case tern up and new ones
written out by the officers of the court at a
charge of one dollar each against the corporation
or the United States, all of which shows concur
siyely that the public are being bled without
mercy by the officers of the court for
THEIR OWN PERSONAL GAIN,
Witnesses were subp9naed and kept IN custody
for weeks at boarding houses and hotels at the
expense of defendants, in direct violation of the
Law, which says that when witnesses refuse to
respond they shall be arrested on an attachment
and locked up in jail, unless they give bond.
STARVING THE PRISONERS.
Attention is invited to the fact that the prisoners
are kept in the several station horses from
early Saturday afternoon until Monday morning
at nine O'Clock without food except that which
this connection we recommend that the court be
compelled to sit morning and evening of each
day, and on Sunday morning for the trial of
persons arrested on Saturday night.
THE COMMITTEE THINKS THERE ARE MANY
UNNECESSARY EXPENSES
Charges of $40 hack hire &c.,) attached to
the court, that if the clerk can find time to act
as judge at an extra salary of $40 per day,
there can be no excuse for the employment of a
deputy clerk. In their opinion, one clerk, with
detail OF three or four Metropolitan police Off
daily, would be sufficient to keep up all the
business, and thus save the expenses of clerk.
deputy clerk, deputy marshal, assistant deputy
marshal. and bailiffs, which now clog the bust
ness and absorb the revenue of the court.
REFORM RECOMMENDED.
They concluded by offering series of resolu-
tons: That the Speaker of the House commu-
nicate to the Hon. VIM. Ii. Smell, judge of the
Police Court, copy of this report and the testi-
mony accompanying the same, that in view
thereof he may consider the proprety of refor-
nation in the officers of the said court. That
the Committee on National Relations be, and
are hereby instructed to urge upon Congress the
propriety of reducing the personnel of the said
Police Court to one judge and one clerk, leaving
the bailiff's duties to be performed by the Me-
tropolitan police; and also to urge upon Congress
the necessity of repeating so much of the act
providing government for the District of CO.
lumbia permits the officers of the court to dis
burse the moneys received by it in payment O.
the salaries Gifts officers and of other expensesf
and that all moneys received by said court shall,
be paid into the treasury OF the District of Col
lumbia. That the Committee ON National Re
lations also urge upon Congress to consider the
eApediency OF so modifying the law creating the
said Police Court as to place the same under the
control of the government OF the District of Co
lumbia. -...
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n1 Iar BIDS 70. crl opened at the Interior
re'Ary Bowen. we're as follows: =
Gal Wood.
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MR.. MICHAKL LARNRR, one of Oldest citi-
xens, clerk In the Patent ONCE, was taken
suddenly Ill to-day, We regret to hear, ON re-
DR.. Palmer was called in, and expresses the fear
that 1t may be paralysis. He was unable tn con-
verse at O'Clock, but appears conscious
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RAILROAD IN,uNCTIoN.-Judge r.. n. Cock
Grille OF the County Court, to-day granted an
injunction to prevent the further progress of
work on the Washington extension OF the Alex-
andria and fredericksburg railroad, over the
Turnpike, the charter Of the Turnpike company
providing that in case of the use Of the road for
other than the purpose designated the land
should revert TO the original owners. This will
put stop 10 woIk ON me rsllrosd tor the time
Alexandria Gdrette, 14A.
NEW RKApINa.-From Shillington, j. G.
Parker and the National News Company we
have H1rper's kagdrine for September; also,
from the National News Company, the San
Francisco Weekly Bulletin for Aug. 4th.
A LARGE EXCURSION PARTY FROM RICH
MoND, the members Of which belong to the order
of Good Samaritans, arrived here this morning,
and during the day have been er gagged In visiting
the pnblic buildings and other oints Of interest
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sizes and colors, at g. BAUN's Kid Glove Depot,
7th street, 1ntelligencer Building.
EVER SINCE the sewing macnIne was invent 4
many attempts have been made to construct a
frst-class machine that could be sold at a rea-
sonable price. To the Mclean s. Hooper and to
the Wilson Sewing Machine companies belongs
the credit Of having succeeded in attaining this
object The Mclean Hooper Company has pro-
duced machine which sews directly from two
spools, forms the elastic lock-stitch, and runs
lighter than any other machine using two
threads. The Wilson Shuttle NJ achine bears the
palm Of excellence as a frst-class tailoring ma
chine, being more durable in construction ana
thereby producing lighter running and more
easily managed shuttle machine than any OF its
competitors. Price nst:-McLean & Hooper
sas . TO- az s5 and SIS wilson's 80
thai, No. 4n4 It'll street, are the agents, and sell
these machines on very accommodating terms.
LADIES will please cali and see our improved
styles Of Corsets, all made of the best materials
and every pair warranted to fit. G. BAUM, Cor
set Manufacturer, It'll St, Intelligencer Build
ing.
Hoop SKIRTS of the best material. made TO
order, and always good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at @. BAuM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, 1ntelligencer Building
CAuTIoK-BeOare Of Impostors,-As some un-
scrupulous parties are in the habit of stating
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
that have mob ranch stores, and that have no
connection with any similar institution in this
city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 49, 7th St, between and E.
CowLING's PATENTED NECKTIR FASTENER,
for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original
branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRrs-one,
two or three pleate-eyelets, buttons or studs
open in front or in back-all sizes-at the Origi-
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 431 9TH
street, at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
BUY THE CELEBRATED FRANCO COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 43l It'll street Look
for the name. No branch stores. "A
HEMpLER has all kinds thermometers and
parometers.
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MERCHANT's LINE or STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON And NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine stesmships X. @. KNIGHT
and JOHN GIBSON, will make regular <N0DS
weekly trips between NEW YORK, AL e6&z
EAANDRIA, WASH1NGTON and
GEORGETOWN, as follows Leave NEW YORK
from Pier 80, East River, every SATURDAY at 4
z. m. Leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at
a. m, and ALkXANDRIA-the same DAY ~ ? m
For full information apply to II. p. A. DENHAM,
Agent, Office and vi arf foot Il High street George
town, or At the corner Of 18th street and New York
avenue.
iaIl THnNDEnN n,
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CLOTHING.

During tie Prevailing Hard Tmes
IL becomes every one to economic in their ex-
penditures. In the article of clothing alone,
sufficient saving can be effected to mitigate I'm
measure the prevailing scarcity of money, at
P. WALLAcH's, corner AZ st. and Pa ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles Of clothing that can be
obtained, at from 10 to 20 per cent cheaper than
any other house.
Don't fail to glce ne a coU.
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ICE CRHAM.-Harvey s. Holden, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts Of the
city, In quantities to suit the purchaser. #
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EOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
THE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY
ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE

One q the splendid steamer. METEOR, INDIA.
PACIFIC, COBIRN, ATLANTIC, IT,
S ShPAAS' kIEgEEhAT, ARGTic ES
Buffalo daily, except Fridays and Saturdays at
.. m; Erie the next morning: Cleveland the same
and Mondays Nor DULUTH and intermediate LAKE
SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made az Duluth with the Lake SUI
peror and Mississippi Railroad 90 -. Paul. and all
points IN Minnesota. Northern Wisconsin. and Iowa.
Also, with the Northern Pacific Railroad for the Red
River Country.
Excursion Tickets sreaals reduced rates, wI2He
is ued by all principal railroads 10 St Paul ~ ~
route, returning via all rail. Or by all Rail Routes
TO 81. Paul and Duuth, returning via Lake.
During the months Of June, July and August Rx-
cuRsIok TRIPS will be made via the North Shore a
Lake superior visiting the Silver mines, Fort VII
liam, Grand Portage, &c.
For further Information, apply 20
B. =. PATRICK,
Gon1 Passenger Agent, Buffalo. n Y,
EVANS, Manager A, ID. a p Line
10. CALDWELL, Gen7 Manager L. :. Co.
my6-tu tn = SIN
SHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
~ rtn the Richmond, FredcioksburE IT,
0ad Potomac Lfne.-Steamers leave 6k{N
Seventh street Wharf, twice daily 3
LsnIdsy D. IN. excepted, at a. N. and .. N Once.
oOS Pennsylvsnis avenue. myE-u
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CITY TIE M S.

SEND to r. P. Hall g. Co., Nashua, N. H.,
Proprietors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Hair. A valuable little book, free to all.
DIR. WHITE, Chiropodisf, extracts Corns,
relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails, &C.,
without pain. Rooms No. 6S5 18th street, oppo-
site Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
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A MOST EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to secure
desirable building lots Is afforded in the College
Hill lots recently placed in the market by
Messrs. Fitch s. Fox. The situation Is high, the
air pure, and the surroundings pleasant in every
way. r..E ~ :
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TORTOISE SHELL CHAINS, bracelets, hoop ear
rings, lockets, oroide and plated jeyelfy re-
ceived at Prigg's jewelry store, No. i5i Penn
sylsailia avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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81 Penn. avenue, corner Az 81

LADIES UNpHRsARMRNrs Of all descriptions
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at Q. BAUNs Undergarment FaatOry,
It'll street, lntelligencer Building.
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AcAIIEp meeting Of livery men tomorrow
at s y. M. Business Of importance.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND 2Rz
CRDAY TO AND EPON

NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling ~ Londonderry 20 land Mails and Passengers
The steamers of this favorite line built press
y Tor the Atlantic passenger trade, and AGO.
ntted mp In every respect with all theHE4RS
modern improvements calculated 90 In -
sure the safety, comfort and convenience Of passen
gers.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
First Cabin, sss and SIS, according 20 location.
Cabin Return Tickets 80, securing best accomno-
datlons; lntermediate, SSS; Steerage, SIS Partie
sending for their friends in the Old Country can pur
chase tickets at reduced rates. For further partio
ulars apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. 4 Bowl
ing Green, N. Y; or TO 4. = SMITH, 225 Pennsyi-
vsnia avenue, WILLIAMSON & CO., ls49 18th
street, Washington, ID. G. MAS en-
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OyR DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at G. BAUN's Kid Glove Depot,
It'll street, 1ntelligencer Building.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


10 kk ID e.
STEAMER ARROW leave. EVERY MORNING
at ~ O'Clock. from her wharf, fopt u r.
Ith street, 90 MOUNT VERNON and EsSfaE
MARSHALL HALL, stopping AZ alI-
the intermediate landings, going and coming.
1or freight or passage apply on board 90 Captain
'no' SrA0AroLA' or JAMES SYKES,
iyfs General Superintendent, Willard Hotel.
NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL,
PHllADkLPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,, VA, WASH
lhSIoN AND GEORGETOWN, ID. Z.
Keeuisr sailing day from Ia North wharves
fnlsdei Bhia. SATURDAY, AT lam.
nm 90 water street, Georgetown, wEpNES-
Appiy 20 HYDE fYLER, 50 water stree,
Georgetown,p u. G.; VI. ELDRInGE eco AisTs1
d nni, Va. VIM CLYDE CO, Ia North whArves
fhhsneiphih. les-f
IT 6. MAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
Ssar,r Lady ef ths LAKE,, oonrs4tns af Nc-oolL
paris Of tAe SONfh. and tcifi az SfSgsgsts az a. M
4 M INdnyortnfl0H CbWpapy for BaSfaH
On and alter Monday, May LIST, the Steamer LADY
VI THk Ian n. Carrying the United
states mai, will leave her wharf, foot EsS3SN
Of 9TH street, every Monday, Wesines dk.,os$z.1F
lesve Norfolk Tuesday, THURSDAY and safnrisr =.
ep. m. Stopping At Aler andria, FORT Wssbinv.,o-
Slymont, Pine3 Point, Point Lookout and FoTiress
m0Srof Cor ireisht e f.,vssse Spply on board
AleIandris, va; O. VIZ ~, GeorsstoWn' x @ o..
ort s. p. BROWN SoN, General Arsnts. N"'
Cor. 18th street and New York avenue
NO hetRht ed at 7th-street wharf after 2 a
IL. seeond-GlAs fare 10 Norfolk, IS; round tripi
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES race be
tween one legged soldiers in the District take.
place ON the National Base Ball grounds ut
Z Z. b. Branch, late Of the nth New York
yolunteers-the prize TO be the entrance money
taken at the gate.
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LOCAL NE w =.
KILLING OF JOHN MCCARTHY.

lie is shot by Dennis Darden
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LOAN OFFICES.
CARos WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE
AND sALEsROoM,
s14 Penns. ave-, bet 9th and 10th sts, south size.
The most private Loan Office In thfs city Money
loaned on Gold, Silver, Diamonds. Jeweiry IN
and Goods OF all descriptions, at the lowest IA
rates in the town. The above goods boughto -
for CASH. Open from a. m. 20 D. m.
Prfcate ensrdnoe from the hall and L st. apls
C0HENS LOAN OFFICE, 1881 SEVENTH
" STREET, near L. makes liberal advances ~
on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Re- w
yolvers, and Ladies' aud Gen;lemen's Wear - 81
ing Apparel. dels-l
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Mccarthy IN Pierced with Four Pistol Balls
and Drops Dead.
THE INQUEST TO-DAY.

ARREST OF DARDEN
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business of prostitution. On the contrary, it
seems that the parties arrested were virtually
Thomas; for where the fine imposed was beyond
their ability TO pay at the moment, they have
beenRermitted to reopen their houses under an
arrangement with the court for the payment of
thus afforded had the effect of
ENCOURAGING VICE
instead of suppressing it.
Attention Is called to the testimony of Annie
Wilson, who testifies that she paid 500 fine and
$50 costs, while the records of the court credit
her with only 500 fine and Sl4 costs. Also, the
case of Jennie Howard, whose second INSTALL
ment of $50 the Marshal testified to having re-
ceiyed some time prior to the actual receipt, but
no record of which was found ON either the court
or marshal's docket.
They also call attention to the fact that the
attorney for the court and others have made
raids on these people and transcribed the rules
OF law and common protection by converting
their houses, for the time beng, into q court
room, filling up subppnas for witnesses and ar
resting and incarcerating six or eight persons on
awarrant issued tor single person-all of which
appears to be an unwarranted
ABUSE OF AUTHORITY.
= 1t Is also shown that some of the officers, even
those belonging TO the Metropolitan police, de-
tailed at the court, have been engaged in black
mailing these unfortunate women. And, yet
further, 1t will be SEEN, with regret, that even
the apartments of justice have been used for
purposes Of prostitution, II not by the officers Of
the court, yet with their knowledge and consent
of these women will be looked upon generally
with suspicion, but when people in high places
stoop TO low things they cannot complain when
the same instruments are used against them;
besides, the testimony is, In most cases, corrobo
rated by parties who are above suspicion.
d ILLEGAL LAWS.
The committee also find, to their astonishmenf
that in every United States case marshal's fee
OF one dollar IL charged for bench warrant, and
fee Of fifty cents for every witness called in the
case, whether they have been regularly sum-
moDed or examined or not.
The committee find that In all cases where the
Metropolitan police serve summonses the gov
eminent IL charged Just as If they had been
served by the marshal, In other words, the
service Of process by the Metropolitan police has
now become an additional charge upon the city.
ior and examined the warrants which are called
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VOLUME NJ
rus ,urtr % riis r,a,aro.

Nothing Is 50 pretty as 10 soc tae 81.
eaged folks part ga Monday Maruine
lho towicf io 40 back 10 business for a
whole week The casparod 70 star AT tbs
Cape, counting Inc DAYS of his absence.
y SEC this scene, you mustret np at6of
'le clock for i d the early uaiu that die
Young man ofbBsucss must take. Tho
Young man in hts dusior, a littc dragged
out, slips down with his yalisc and AZ
The foot Of tbc stairs, spying the inexar.
able omnibus, halt, minute Is lei the
bird catch ~ % him. also 4 llttlo worn
with early rising and late last evening.
The bird hops down stair, IA her yellow
morning plumagci and formally shakes
the Young man by the hand and a. hc
reeedes,au tnrns once at tic threshold 10
look bac. with that glance which Il Inc
respectful yearnug Of an that Ia Knows
on hopes for, II meets, already fixed. the
birds farewell, poured ont Of her eyes
Ike a note Of melody. That look Is the
living solace OF the week, the one ration
on which love must march for six days.
I'LL saturday brings another rendezvous.
II is the pledge, better than oath or atlir-
nation, that neither Is 10 be forgotten by
The otheri although the true parting, as
we all know, took place elsewhere, az
above stairs perhaps IN the room Of the
old bird, who graoiously assoutcd, and
lived back thirty years in the sound of
her daughters kiss.
The three fond periods Of life are the
first consciousness OF love returned; The
summer last before marriage, when All
the course is smooth; and, next, The early
mouths Of The first baby, when the man
feels little queer aud the woman Is per
tectly self,possesscd again.
The woman engaged, once fully aud
distinctly in love, is The highest type Of
human fidelity, See this one, abandoned
70 a week Of the longest caaaf possible TO
her nature--the absence of her aiIiancod.
A man would, perhaps, balance II by the
violence of his pleasures and smother ex-
pectation in gayety. Like a vostal who
knows not the day nor the hour when
the master cometh, the engaged woman
becomes for his sake the subject of her
own exalted respect, Her body and soul,
her walk and conversation, are purer to
her eyes because they have been promised
away. She draws around herself the
circle Of the solemn church, and all soci-
ETY. falls beyond the line. But one man
crosses II. The beach, the bali, the prone
nades, the bath, etheralizcd and no long
er partaken in romp and volatility, find
her still highere aboy reproaeh each Sat
urday successfully; til at last, when the
season ends, and with Il the last cam
paign of her beauty, she abdicates, like
Zenobia, without an accusation, secret
or a lament. a woman in love knows
when her mind is made mp; nman thinks
he does.
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"Bottli0g The Sun i the characteristic
title given By It's French discovcrer to a
curious process BY which the heat Of The
sun can be liked ia closed vessel 20 a.
10 be uscd AZ wiil. A vase constructed
for tie purpose Is exposed for quarter
Of an hour 10 The action ofthe suns rays,
when Il 8. hermeticaliy sealed with q
cork, through which q small hole has been
drilled tpon holding a powerful leus
before this hoie. aud eouyergiug the in..
prlsoned fsys on ihe wick of a candle
shout q yard distant, the candle is lighted
almost instantly The discovery Il Ger.
iaInly i most curious oBe, and mas prove
of great practical utility
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FoRGoT HIS OWN TEXT.

The Second Presbyterian church Of
Danyille, KY, being without a pastor for
tae present, the different ministers Of the
town, especially those connected with the
theological seminary, preach alternately
to the orphan congregation, and lately It
was DR. Ycrke's turn to deliver sermon
to large assembly. In an eloquent ora
ton he uttered the words Of divine truth,
when suddenly dictu Ia mem.
Der affected with bad cold commenced
blowing his nose most violently. A ter
rible blowing il was, such as YOU
never heard before in all your life
and such as the poor doctor never hopes
to hear again ltevideuty had swept the
whole Of the beautiful sermon out Of his
memory, and having no notes about him,
he tried IN vain 10 restore The broken con-
nection. But alas he could discover
neither end, aud The frightened doctor
exclaimed; Brother McMuen, will YOU
obigc me by repeating the text?' The
reverend brother arose, thoughts while,
stammered, hesltated aud sat down again
he gave II up. "Please will any cue In
the congregation let me know my text ~
After long pause, a student said. ~.
Corinthians, X, 1917 Relieved from a
great burden, the happy doctor opened
the Bible, but only 10 find that IL was
sad mistake. "This is not the right one.
Please cannot any one reeolect the toxtYi
A dead silence followed. Prof. Beatty
Of Center college rubbed his head In de-
spair, but he neither rubbed the text out
of nor into 1t. Rev, Mr.. johnson and
many Of his brethren, together with the
whole congregation, all were unable 10
find the lost darling, The laughter which
followed now Was indescribable, and
quite time passed before tne house
could be called 70 order II being finally
restored, the doctor called on Mr. MeMullen
70 close the meeting with prayer, and all
adjourned, perfectly convinced that they
had listened TO one Of The most remark.
able sermons ever preached. Co1epoa-
dent u LoUisciHe CommeyciQi.
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An Irishman suffering severely from
the toothaehe called upon distinguished
physician aud witty dentist u bis native
iaud 70 have The tooth extracted.
Oh, doether, darIin I'm suffering Ter.
Hbly can you aise the palm
ST down here, .aid the Doctor, and I'll
dx you 10 jihy
Doctor, dear, win Il hurt me muchf
II Il don't, said tse doctor, j0e0sely,
Won't charge you cent
The poor fellow opened his mouth, and
10 twinkiing The Doctor had hold Of the
offending member, nDd gave such a
twIich 10 drawing Il that his patient
gave iamp and scream, as II lie
thought bis head was on.
Did il burt you much asked the Doet.
tor. a. the poor sufferer was holding
on 70 his head aud jaws with aii bis might.
A0ta biz, Docihef, nota bit
What. exclaimed the asionished Doc.
Tor.
Oh, nola bit, D0e.her, no. Bit.
The Doctor concluded he Was euehFed
out Of BIZ Zee that time sure.