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The New York herald., 1872-11-03

8 ut Sd avenue depot.
I'd street and Lexington av.
I'D street and I'd avenue.
1l6th street, near Sd avenue.
20 West 18th street.
! West 18th street.
Hudson street, near Laight.
$50 East Houston street.
$50 East 18th street.
81 Perry street
SJ7 West 18th street.
5Ul West 43d street.
~ Wooster street.
48 Wooster street.
236 East Twentieth street.
Ala East Sixteenth street.
$40 East Fifteenth street.
526 East Twentieth street.
69l Washington street.
Is Jones street
74S East Twelfth street.
5A West Twenty-second st.
Az West Twenty-sevcnth
street.
l.0ll Second avenue.
2l8 East Forty-ninth street.
2 at 9th av. stage stables
I'd av., bet. 123d and l24th SITS.
Mule at 45 Great Jones st.
Corner l55th st. and 18th av.
K32 East Ninth street
525 East Eleventh street
23 Little Twelfth street.
Corner West 4th and 18th sts.
Foot 47th st., North River.
Boulevard, between Sixty
first and Sixty-sec0nd sts.
174 Mercer street.
go East Twentieth street.
100 East Twenty-scventh st.
b32 East Fifteenth street.
GOD Greenwich street.
IA Dominick street.
$50 West Thirty seventh st.
Is Clinton street.
202 West Eighteenth St
43S West Twenty-seventh st.
n r..
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In Stamford, Connecticut.
Horses Dying In Oswcgo.

STANFORD, Nov 2, 1872.
The horse disease has broken out in Stamford.
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Hundreds Sick i'm Ncwburg.

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The horse disease. Notwithstanding the very
favorable weather Of the past few days, is on the
increase in this city. In Of the livery stables
thirty out or forty horses are anected In another
sixteen out OF twenty at another hall the animals
have the distemper. Several fast trotters are
under treatment. The disease also seems to be
spreading In private stables. The President or the
Board OF Health has issued directions for the care
OF horses affected. No deaths have occurred dur
ing the week,
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BOUND FOR CHINA.

Tho United States Steamer Hartford 10
Join tho Asiatic squadron.
The far-famed Hartford, whose historic associa-
tons are yet fresh in the hearts OF Americans, sails
to-day for Gibraltar, and after short stay at that
port win proceed to Singapore via suez Canal,
where she will report to Admiral jenkins as nag
ship Of the Asatic Squadron, relieving the Colorado
This will be the second cruise OF this world
renowned vessel to the East Indies since the war OF
the rebellion, Some time since the Hartford was
inspected on the Battery by board OF officers
ana thorough examination was made OF every
department. The result was Of the most satisfac-
tory character. Nothing was omitted. All the
ofcers in charge OF the different parts Of the YES
sci called upon to state any defects that came
under their observation. The magazine, pro-
visions and clothing were critically examined and
1t was the opinion of the Board that few men-of-
war ever left the harbor more completely equipped
for sea. The Hartford has splendid battery OF
nine and eleven-inch guns and twenty FOUNDER
cers nesor 70 6ons the world
there Is no doubt that Uncle Sam will be hand
sOmey represented in chinese waters. The frtgate
Is commanded by Captain E. Y. McCauley, and
among the officers are some OF the explorers who
took such an active part in the last canal expedi-
gator Of the United States steamer Nipsic In fine,
the favorte ship which Farragut steered to victory
at New Orleans, Port Hudson, Vicksburg and Mo-
bile, wants for nothing that could make her a
worthy representative OF Navy In foreign ports.
The Hartford lett yesterday afternoon tor the Com
pass station. and will sail to-day about noon. The
following Is list Of Offcers:-
CdptGtn-E Y. McCauley.
Lieutenant COMMANDERS. Phillips, E. M. Shep-
herd.
LtesNenants-E. NJ Mccormack, A. H. Vail, @. B.
Gill.
Aasters-J. A. Rodgers, G. P. Potter, John Gar
Win, George COlvOcoresses.
Chter EnOineer-JOhn Moore.
PuyT1dSteT-E. Stewart.
Passed Assistant SurgeO1-H. j. Batin.
Assistant SstTgeOn-JOhn Harvey.
Captain OF NGytneS-H. j. Bartlett.
Lieutenant Of NGTineS-E II. Eli.
Cnapldta--J. X. Lewis.
First Assistant Engtneer-J. d. Ford.
ktdshipmen- Hunsicken, Baker, War
ing, Fox, Sawyer, Wenlock, Wright, Haines, Mar
shall.
Passengers for the Asatic station-Paymaster
Bruce and Addicks, and Engineers Burnap and
Winder.
The Hartford VIII probably be at Singapore about
January Is.
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In Brooklyn the horse does not improve with
marvellous rapidity, but the number OF deaths
seems to be there very just popular idea OF the
treatment which properly he should receive. Since
the appearance OF the malady the street cars have
on ali the lines been greatly iessened and on many
OF them have not been run at all.
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And that the amount OF receipt OF taxes for the
month OF October, from October to 31st inclusive
was 80. 2S6, ,415 A.
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THE sEABR0oKB MASSACRE.

The Jury I'm the Case OF tho Eastern
Railroad Disaster Render = Verdict
Somebody "Unknown'' 20 Blame.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. 2 1sT2
In the Coroner's investigation into the late dis
aster on the Eastern Railroad, at Seabrook, the
jury returned q verdict that the disaster was
caused by the changing of switch after the pass
ing OF through freight train by some person to
the jury unknown, and exoneratfng the onicers
psemisea
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COMPTROLLER. GREEN AND THE FIRE D
PARTMENT,


Mr.. Hitchman Replies to the Accusa-
troller's Letter Intended to Create .
False Impression OF the Conduct OF tho
Fire C0mmissiOners.''
New YORK, Nov. q 1877
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALD=
dressed to the Comptroller by the Fire Department in an
swer Communication published BY that ofcer in the
this reply the same publicity through your Columns and
oose yours respectfully WILLIAM H1rcHMAs President
Per w. B. WHITE Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DxPARrxENr,,
NEw YORK, Nov. 3 1872. !
TO THE Coar1soIIss = r. or THE CRY OF Nxw Yonx:.
day tns 0' %
wSGS
written you to this department. dated the 18th Of oc
the article published i2 the various nswsIspers is
preston IN the minds Of the employees q this
and Of the public large regard TO the Of the
attention the fact hat ths replied your
of the 6h October by letter Of the same
MO Moreover a communication was made to you, on
a n tie
Ss ss Gdae'sssn
pending before the l Court and
es S
@ ms aaS no ssr Be sSs Ss the pay at
missoners would be glad to some arrangement
could be made for that purpose.
No notice Of this COMMUNICATION , was taken by the
view took place between the counsel of the Comptroller
and the counsel Of the Commissioners In regard to the
matter. in which interview the counsel for the Comp
should be made not to the Comproller but his counsel
ncatons have been had between the respective
personally and by letter the latest Of which communica
tons the part of the Comptroller and
ceved by the the Commissioners this day.
Of after the publication in yesterdays papers Of
the article referred to-
II the publication article intended to create
the impression that the failure to provide mode Of i'm
mediate payment Of the employees Of the Fire Depart
ment s owing to any action Of the Commissioner and
posc) take this opportunity Of saying that such i'm
of the force will not be occasoned by any act or omission
of the Commissioners.
the sake of the in their employ to yield to almost
every suggestion made the Of the Comptroller
and to make almost aay ARRANGEMENT by which they
could secure payment the their charge without
prejudice to the legal proceedings now pending in the
Court
For any nconveniencc or injury to the men arising
Justly due them the comptTcer alone IL responsible
President OF the Board of Fire Commissioners.
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The Horse Disease In Albany.

ALBANY, N. T., Nov. 2 1871
There is no abatement In the horse disease. Men
and oxen are substituted In drawing CARTS trucks
and wagons The Fire Commissioners have appealed
to the citizens to draw the steamers to fres II any
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6l8 West 47th street.
$40 West 44th street.
66th street and North River.
Hth street and North River.
7th avenue, between 67th
and 58th streets.
81 Baxter street.
1856 Front street.
3l8 Henry street.
IL Hester street.
226 East 80th street.
Ito East Broadway.
40 Elizabeth street.
l07 Mott street
So Cherry street.
622 Greenwich street.
682 Greenwich street.
l6 Morton street
bl2 West Thirty-fifth street.
llth av., between 2Sth and
18th streets.
III Sixth street.
10th st. and llth nv.
25th St and llth av.
$50 West Fiity-third st.
l67 West Fifty-sccond street.
529 West Forty-iourth street.
7th av. near 47th street.
26 City Hall place.
43 Suffolk street.
65 Columbia street.
243 Monroe street.
IS and n East 4lst street.
1886 Second avenue.
II Pike street.
20O Clinton street.
"a Elizabeth street.
Corner Duane and vii liam
street
N5 Spring street.
l20 King street.
II Beekman street.
432 Eleventh avenue.
$40 East Eleventh street.
26Y West Fifteenth street.
Twenty-fourth street and
Eleventh av.
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EplxO0tic I'm Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Nov. o. 1872
The prevalence Of the horse disease was more
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Ten Thousa nd Sick Horses In the Quaker
City-Tho Disease reading In ALI tho
Stables.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, 1872.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q 1872.
The horse epidemic has reached us at last, and
promises to be very serious indeed before 1t finally
leaves. The singular freedom we have enjoyed
while neighboring localities were suffering was but
the calm preceding the storm and now 1t has burst
upon rs in It's might. For several days past
there have been premonitory symptoms In
the stables OF the street car companies,
but they were not deemed Of q serious nature.
All necessary sanitary precautions were taken
and, 1t Is believed, they have tended to alleviate
in q degree the sunerings attendant on this
dreaded disease. At this writing there are prob
ably ten thousand cases in the city, and the num-
Der still on the increase. The Pennsylvania and
other railroads having freight tracks in the public
streets have received permission by special act
OF city councils to run dummy engines during the
prevalence OF the epidemic. The Philadelphia
their cars tomorrow. All the city railroads
are suffering more or less already, and will pr0ba-
bly, discontinue business entirely by the middle Of
next week, until the disease abates In fact. All
the lines win discontinue running tomorrow,
hoping to be able to resume by Monday. II not
they will stop business until they can recommence
The following new cases are reported to-day
Nicker Williams, sugar refners, IL; Fire Depart
Wsn .tress psro RACE na
and Walnut 75; William Penn, 1oo; Len.
Adams Express, 1875; straight line, stable Of the
Second and Third streets line, $50 Fifth and Sixth,
the Union line, 100; Thirteenth and Fifteenth, 3S;
Casnell's Fifteenth and Washington, 80; seven
teenth and Nineteenth lines IA; Paramount branch
OF the Union line 70; Columbia avenue branch, 100;
horses and mules; Worthington's, 40; Hart's co.
and II In various private stables.
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Considerable interest has been felt In the value
Of the Scott statue as o work OF art. Our native
public monuments are, with few exceptions, &c
absolutely Worthless that there was excited ma,
tional curiosity TO learn whether ''they manage
those things better In Scotland" As the best o.
our American statues is placed within sight Of the
Scott memorial, every facility was AFFORDED to make
q comparison 1t Is not usual nor very desirable te
duplicate public statues, unless the work In ques
ton is OF great and
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"A. DREssMAKER who can take orders. measure, cns,
rate table and working force under her control Also AN
EXPERIENCED CLOAKMAKER Apply, with references,
q mspssers desk. Broadway and lebh r.
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TINE DEMOIsELLE CUBAINE ELEvEE AU COU.
u vent sacro C@ur, Manhsttanvle, parant paraite
dans une fame pour sogner donner educaton prare
en- francas angais ct les de Ia musque
Al on lie DESIRE une pees files audessus de ans
Sadresser par M. CORNEILLE chez Brooks Bros,
Union square.
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

T. STEWART CO. WANT SEVERAL WELL EDU
a. Gated Intelligent LADS to 10 years OF age, to act
cash boys. who VIII be promoted when competent Apply
with references. later than A. NJ at Managers desk
Broadway Tenth
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OUR WESTERN SUMMARY.
Colorado.

Colorado.
Denver gamblers are threatened with Iync
law.
/ "A child Of Mr.. VIM. johnson was drowne
in the Boulder last week.
Galena, assasing $4,000 per ton, has bee
discovered in Wyoming.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad earn
$40 600 per week.
A miner, named Rogers. was recent,
drowned III tunnel at Georgetown, Col.
Bogus ''ticket agents. are ,lupine unwar,
travellers in Denver.
Biondel d Co., of the Hiduen Treasure mine
Col. have SUNK through cap rock 22O fee,
IN thickness. They now get ore worth $lo(
per cord.
George Francis Train spoke for three hours
IN - Denver Theatre recently.
The famous race-horse. Warhil, owned by
Mr. Lewis Of Denver, and Mr.. Thompson. OF
irlnadad, has been crippled il, one foot.
The Laramie City Independent reports a
eig stampede to new mines west of Raw
Iins somewhere. The dIscoverer. MI:
Arnold, took In twenty-five pack animals,
Inc latest name for an encounter with fire.
arms in Colorado is 'waltzing.' The music
IS performed vita a stacsato movement.
rat. Farrell, a miner. recently fl Ii down
sixty foot shaft into ten feet of water and re-
ceived severe injuries in the back and lungs
The Canyon City people '.Ku-klux'' all
disreputable woiaan found in that home of
morality.
A young man while out hurting in Tur-
Key creek canyon, was fatally wounded by
an accidental discharge of his rifle. The
weapon was breech-loader, and by some
means was so discharged that the ball struck
him Just below the left eye and ranged back
ward.
A cattle man from the classic banks of the
Huerfano reached Denyer, last week with
twenty-five head of bceves. He sold them
or W, 400 and went toa gambling house \ ith
ne money; began betting, and lost every
lollar OF II. He talked about the ciftj,h,-
1ance coolly said he never gambled before
Nat ne went into the gambling hall sober.
frank nothing there, and came out sober
SUI, added he, II have more cattle down ,t
ne ranch and pm going to have rese.rge >,
no he started south for another drove. That
siio" mas herded cattle until he has becon,e
but we'll go ten to one that faro
years nm out, and his herd also, before he
.''fns an the mysteries of the game and gets
is little revenge.
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JOB JOB
-
Printing! Printing,
w. IN EVERY STYLE OF THE ART,
Neatly Executed at thissOmce
Times and Places for Holding Courts I'm
the Territory OF Montana.

SUPREME COURT. 5#
At Virgin. City first Monday in ia uary and sec
ond Monday IN August 81
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
Firsf District-At Virginia City first Monday il
April seco I'd Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November.
seond Disfricf-At Deer Lodge third Monday il
April, first Monday in September, land first Mon
day in December.
7Aird Disf,ic.-At Helena first Monday in March,
first Monday in July, and fourth Monday In Oc-
. Sober.
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
firsf Ds.rict-In Madison County, at Virginia City,
first Monday in April, second Monday in July
and second Monday in November
In Gallatn County. at Bozeman, first Monday in
March and fifth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, at Radersburg, second Mon
day in May, and first Monday in October.
Second Dfst,ict-Deer Lodge County, at Deer Iolge
City, third Monday in April, first Monday in
September and first Monday in December.
In Missoula County, at Missouia. fourth Monday
in June and second Monday In November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannack, first Monday in
June, and third Monday in October.
Third District-ln Lewis and Clark County, at Hell
ena, first Monday In March, first Monday in
July, and fourth Monday in October.
In Meagher County, fourth Monday in May and
fourth Monday IN November.
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ENAN. MONTANA TERRITORY THURSDAY AUGUST % 1879
GalifOrn1a,

/ Dr. &. ". Norcron, one of the Californi,
pioneers committed suicide at Stockton q,
the 18th inst. The deceased was a native o
North Carolina.
| A man named Geo. Haliett, a laundry,naf
OF San Francisco. was recently stabbed by :
/ woman named Catherine Mcdonald, who
was employed as a domestic In the house.
His wounds are supposed to be fatal.
captain Leroy, Of the Colorado Steam
Navigation Company. was shot dead at Fort
inma BY Chinaman hotel keeper, from
whom he had offered lias,r. On refusing 10
pay for it, Leroy fired fsrst and missed. The
Clllnaman then fired, breaking Leroy's right
arm. The latter then took the pistol in his
left hand and fired twice more before he was
killed.
Ihe police commissioners of San Francis
co, baving issued an order that no policeman
should enter saloon to drink or smoke
"nile on duty, on pain Of dismissal, there
is great deal of illness amongst the force
Chas. Andrews. aged 10 years, of San
Francisco, accidentally shot himself while
hunting near Crystal Springs. lie was
climbing over a fence when the hammer Of
his gun caught Oh a rail and discharged it.
me Whole charge passed through his neck.
killing hlm instantly.
party of diamond hnr ters have fitted out
at San Diego, and will start for Arizona in
lew days. They propose going to the locali-
y OF the Burro mines. Many old Arizoni
ms seem to think that diamonds will be
ound in that neighborhood. Two lines of
stages now make tri-weekly trips between
Julian and San Diego, and Wells Fargo 6
20. have established an office at the former
,lace.
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A SINGING ENDiCTMFSr.
Judge Black Arraigus President
Grant Before the Court OF
Popular Opinion.

He Accuses Him OF vsigi1 Hositicas Grimes
and Gross Official s7isco duet-Dc-s
nOHncing the Leading Measures or
His Administrations as not only
glcansfstutsGnaI, hut Anti
Constitutional, Sukversivo
or the Rights Of the States
and the Liberties or
the People.
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Utah.

Indians still cortinue to ..abstract" kor.e
from the southern settlements.
n Cannon, the Mormon candidate for Con
! gress is elected by an overwhelming maiori
ty, of course.
: Ihe Deseret News says the polls opened
in Salt Lake City with a ':terribie encounter
IN which pistols were DIR .wn, and is not set
tled yef," and then proceeds to state that
"the election passed off very quietly, as is
customary in this city. What a delightful
perception of:the elements of peace and quiet
Eess.
HORRIBLE CRIME.-Jeanette Lowe. about
I 10 years OF age, daughter of James Lowe. re-
siding at Hooper, Webersscounty. went ont
on the range on the 9th inst. to hunt cow.
She was met by two herd boys. Thomas
Purdy and Neils Peter Nelson. aged ID and
Ii. who pulled her off the horse and, after a
long struggle, violated her. She threatened
70 call her mother, when they pushed her in
TO deep slough. She got into deep water
anu was drowned. The body was not found
I'LL Yesterday morning. Suspicion attached
10 the boys. and being questioned apart. Pur.
dy confessed the crime. Coroner Fife went
to Hooper and held an inquest. when N;eleon |
made clean breast Of it. They declared
they did not mean to drown her. only to
scare ner. Dr. l.. p. Anderson made a INST |
norton examination, which demonstrated |
the rape. The boys are now in the CUSTODY
OF sheriff w. Brown, and are confined IN the
city Jail. The whole community is Mortified
at the unparalleled crime.
A little girl. 10 years old, left the house Of
her mother in Salt Lake City a few days ago.
and has not since been heard OF.
The Indian complications and troubles
IN Sanpete County are becoming serious
IabDy, weil-known cbeif, sends word to
all tie Bishops that he cannot longer control
his tribe. A dispatch to agent Dodge saws
the Indians are stealing horses and killing ;
men at everY opportunity. Governor Woods
made requisitiof on Gen. Morrow for ,
troops. which was Immediately granted, and I
Ill the available force will be hurried for ,
ward to the scene OF the outbreak. Gen. Ord
elegraphs to Gen. Morrow that he will fur
lish him any additional troops necessary to
prevent an Indian war.
AA.~S SolAae eeaACS Vi uVOPS tClb Odlb LdkG
n the I7th inst, for the field Of Indian dan
'ers In Sanpete Cavalry are arriving to-day
n the Union Pacific, and are hurried on.
oursh company Of cavalry has been ordered 9
y Gen. Ord to this city to keep the roads y
pen. Gen. Morrow and Gen. Ord left on II
ne 18th for the scene of operations.
=. y. Page, telegraph operate, at Mount a.
leasant, was attacked by Indians on the night $
the 18th inst, when leaving his Office, n
nd Serribly wounded with tomaaawk in al
le head, supposed to be fatal.
Brigham Young aud party Of church Of 70
GERS are making notable tour through the
orthern part Of the Territory. and are re- 9
lived by the Mormon people with process ~
ons, music, flags, banners and flowers. e
be
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Ehe Sh0yvnnan's Wolf.

YORK. Pa. August 8. 1872.
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In one OF the suburban schools If rov.r
the committee man put the word ..psalt.-,.
% =, : ciass N spelling. 1t was poser to all
'iii II reached the foot of the class, when :
ear'y-heaaed little fellow spelled it correctly
aaa bslng asked 70 dedne It, shouted out,u
more salt. y
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ADVERTISING RATES ]:

W.
Card is Five Lines; Square Ten Lines, of .his
type.
Local Notices 25 cents per line for the first inscr-
tion and Is cents for each additional insertion.
10 Transient advertisements must be paid for
is delivered
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There is llathing more difficult for a sane
man to Understand than why people will
commit suicide. The problem ID rendere<,
s'ili more perplexing by the fact that nany
suicides grow out of causes which are con.
sidered the most trivial. Only little while
ago girl plunged into a wafery grave ba-
cause she had warts, and a man hung him.
sell because bis wife had cut her hair off
10 spite OF his opposition. Still later, 4
"es. virginia man became his own hang
n'a'' because ms dinner wasn't ready promps-
y. ana within few days young Girl IN
Maine swallowed poison because her lov.-
started On weeks trip without kissing ber.
AS these victims must have been iut,nitas.,'
maiIy endowed with brains. and 40 sens;t;v.
that their lives were d burden. sb,.;r casas
suggest the possibility that among the odd
vefdicts OF csroner's jur,es We may vet have
% record that of '.justiiable suiciis.n
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The following has the merit Of truth. a,,,j
shows how sly and humorous are the meth.
ods adopted to circumvent laws enacted to
prevent the vending of alcoholic beverages:
Duri & the brief liquor law live Snowman
lnot Artemns Ward) made his appearance;n
-. with small dirty, tattered canvas tent
half-starved volt. and suspicious looking
keg. The admission fee If ten cents waa
cfieeriuliy paid by,a number of .-old sports J,
VINO manifested peculiarly strong desire to
see this very common and villainous- -iookiny
specimen Of the animal Kingdom. But tho
oadest part OF the show to the bystantlers
was that one particularly hard old case had
pressed in to take another look at that wolf,
no less than seven times during the after
noon. lie secret was ut last revealed A.
Ter several unsuccessful attempts to start for
nome, he approached the tent door with ap
unsteady step, and handing his last dime to
lne Snowman l?) hic-coughed. II h-b'lieve
III Take Jus one more look at that aco,fr,