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Fatal Railroad Accident

MONTGOMERY, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
VA, July 12-The sleeping car on the eastern
bound tram on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
ONO railroad jumped the track near New
river bridge this morning, and rolled over a
small embaEkment. The brakeman was Killed.
the sleeping-car conductor had his leg broken.
and -ome half dozen OF the passengers were
badly hurt, but all escaped serious injury.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
nNE OE TIE FINEST ORCHESTRIoNS in the
- country can be heard at Mr.. sCHWART- W
ZENBERG 3, 4bs Pa. avenue. This instru- lfE.S
ment was ported at a cost of Sc 200, and rem SZX
resents an immense orchestra, with drums, cymbals,
and chimes complete Concerts daily and lightly
and bar properties Of the finest character The pub
nc are cordially invited, free of charge jei6 In
DIP No On Exhibition and Sal Nav No.
7TH sT.N AT Urn Sr
MARkRITER'S,
No. 43S 9TH street, between ID and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
shades, Pictures, frsmes, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Hlngs, Nails, &C., in the District.
IL TERMS CASH.
~ Please remember Name and Number Jelly,
ALL KINDS OF CAsT-OFF WEARING APP.
By addressing calling on JUSTH
649 street, between 9Th and 7th n W
Notes by mail promptly attended to. Cash paid rs
OLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
~ bought at fair prices for New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes by
mail promptly sttended to by AUGENSTEIS
I4oo FennsENsnla avenue. d3lly-
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Mr.. A. &. THOMSON, q clerk in the Office o
the supervising architect of the treasury ha
been detailed to superintend the construction
OF the new jail in place of Adolf Cluss, re
signed.
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THE KRIvAs DISCRETIONARY yoRcH under
General Kaufman. will return 10 Tashkend
slVRt tbs middle VI August.
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THE UTE INDIANS express their purpose OF
remaining peaceful, notwithstanding the late
outrage committed upon them by the whites; SC
writes agent Littlefeld of the White river (Colo-
rado) agency to the commissioner of Indian
affairs.
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ALkxAspEIA, VA, July 12-John L. smith
"a, y albany psnitsntiary fer robbing the mail st
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SoUND FEET 80
- AND FREQUENT EXERCISE
IN the orsn sir and sunshine being the best pre-
sery9tNes Of both ply steal and mental health, and
coossgae1t 1sefplness and
LONGEVITY,
tsonssnds Of PERSONS come from far and 10 visit
.lk H3fks the we'll known Chfropodfst, NO.
S19 lb,b street, opposite the United States Treas
Try, eshfnetoa ID o., for relief from Corns, Bun
lous, Troublesome Nails, and other diseases Of the
festr aud advice a. 10 suitable hitting shoes. His
treatment generally give Immediate and painless
relief, Sud even In extreme N none but suita
be shoes are worn often effects = perfect cure The
bet being used 50 Constantly need occasional atten
10 ard ss there Is sShSsT 10 tsmpering with Corns
q b1nioLs - oslLg knife, az1r, other unsuit-
AL aPriance- the majority ~ the Intelligent por.
tin 81 the community vi.t the practically expert
eneed CLiroPOdst In order to better insure safety
economy Of time comfort, and health. lei
no HUNBUG.-L. RICE will pay a fair cash
prs Tor sng Kind Of Ladies', Gents and Chill
crtn,s secohd hand ClsthIng, Roots, Shoes, &C
o&S Ith street, b~tSeen y aud q, south Tote b
NVINDOW SHADES AND RFST PIXrURTs
v" - , 49, ~r~-s~'~ - ROT dk.JTg's s2S
IN 30 ~, VsyOssss ~os v.aSs. Io,,-..
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THE REPuBLIcAN PRIMARY ILBcTIoN held
in San Francisco yesterday resulted In VIC
tory for the railroad Sargent continuation. \ a,
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The Orange Parade I'm Ps,,.ae,.,,,

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE parsdeof the
loyal orange lodges took place here this morn
ing. The procession was q long one. The
and looked well. A heavy force Of policemen
isststioned along the route, but thus far there
has not been the q qhtest disturbance.
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The DAHAGE TO CROPS IN the west from the
rec' Mt b. ayy storms 70 not serious e. at hyst
rel otted. There will be Q full average cut of
wheat, and the corn looks well. In some sec
tons the wheat Is beaten down, but the stalk q
not broken. and 1t viii recover In time for has-
vcsting. No damage was done to the crops In
New England, although the rainfall ms IN
usual NJ NJ - 49, : I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine old Rye Whisky,
Zine Old bye Whisky,
Fiue Old Rye whisky
Fine Odd Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whi.Ay,
Fihe Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Bye Whisky,
NARRANTED WARRANTED WARRANTED
f'kE FUR PURE
AND UNADULTERATgp,
For u -HsTHi and Me<ssiHai Us,
This J. the article we have now sold for upwarls
Of i've years with universal srtisfaction mt mn in
large bottles at One Dollar por bottle or can be had
f. any quantity.
- Notice, that we will reiurn the money il his
WHISKY does not give satisfaction or prove as pre-
sent,d by us.
Also an eAcelIent stock Of California wines-Port.
sherry' AngeIc. M uscstel Hook aud Claret; also
Nelly Island Catawbs and imported Liquors of all
kinds. ARTErR NATTaNs Drnrrist
Hl2-r Corner OF ID and ID streets northwest.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea PERKINS, W orcestershire Sauce
Is IND1sPENsABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
octs-7a wly Agents for the United States.
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Q'KKLLy the Herald correspondent, has been
released under the guarantee Of the 1ritish 10
cation. ~ - ~. : : - e -. -
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THIRTY-sIx MILLION DOLLARS of the call is
sued March 1st for fifty million five twenties
have been received at the Treasury department
There is no truth in the statements telegraphed
hence to the effect that the syndicate would
make no further subscriptions to the new loan
before the assembling of Congress.
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IRE PINEY POINT HOTEL,
(FoTmeriy = The Payili1n,1

PIFEY POINT. MARYLAND.
Tbs delightful SvrWeT Resort. situate on the PO-
t"raac river, squi-d-faEt from Baltimore
suf t~strgtoU, HiEety miles, has been yc.AX
Eases hy the and rsiZnCd for a tern OF >.lIS
Year and will b. open for the recepLon Of GUESTS
- - June.
Under the new pro prietcrship, the house has been
th nghb reu0s s'ed mas ing the spppintmsnts far
tapeIl"T to any former season. The table will be
applied with ~ the delcsciss Of the season from
tte Norfolk, Bs. -imOre and Wellington markets
AnlrSfuler ts- Bowling, Billiards, BJatiny, Fish
-LS- FsihIrg, Criqu" and Qurit Grounds, &C.
y Crab or Oy st"r Lunch viii be served daily.
Terms s. Ter day. s Is Per week; children half
P'1ce. -rry ats full price.
Jl-lm CHAS. X. PARKER, Proprietor.
< EA-SIPE RESORT.
COBBS HOTEL,
COBBS ISLAND, VA.
Row opfr for the ption e visitors 1t Is well
kH"wn t"r IT. excellent and safe surf bath ~ 4
Ing, fishing. &c. Terms, g. per day: SlSNAv
Igr week S6r per month of four weeks. JUL
y Ht", S'eausr P. Banks from Norfolk OF ODD
f"iut Z" Ch.rrystoue, Monday, Wednesday, and
EIiiay mornings.
COBB BROS & co,
u I'm ChcTry-tuns, Va.
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DRY GOODS.

II FAD AND PROFIT!
OWING 70 the recent heavy decline In price Of DRY
GOODs, 6e,ws are enabled To offer Greatr7
!LnacsInenis 70 Cssh buyers. We mention ,jl1O L
Il, CANT one ~ button Paris Kids Sc N11W
two 90 button Paris Kids, 75c
Splendid sixteen 10 bone French Woven COrssts 7S
Also Corset a. Shc., and "ThOmpson'-n AMI
.Brimb,ss" Glove sitting Oorsets, very cheap.
Black Dress silk, sI.Hup.
BLACK a. paca and Mohafrs OF tina hast nnaks. In,
eIueins the Beaver and Buffalo brands, from &c.
Prints, g :; Lawn Robes from ESQ MP.
turers prices.
No goods should be purchased prior to IN exsmi.
nation Of our stock.
BR0DHEAD 4 CO.
jezs sm 1905 street, between 18th aud 18th
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I AkE VIEW HOTEL,

81 WATKINS, NEW YORK.
Ihl- hue new house Is now open for the entertain
rleut q guests, temporarily or for the sea- A
son IL l. complete IN all its appointments, y:YAy
fId h1r t.-DrI'-ly furnished FthroughOut. ls.nss
Guests VIII md u especially ndapted for health add
NJ 1T large and airy rooms and thorough venti-
la-Iuu.
Fine Groves, handsome Walks, good Drives and
= --t'irg ans Boating on the Seneca Lake.
IrCr tier with tie far-famed Watkins and Havana
tteus, the view from the house Of Seneca Lake and
tl- surrounding scenery cannot he sur passed.
II" I'll le Sili le supplied with the best MS mar
q all ri-, aIfs efficient corps Of attend ants
siNay ready g. Wait on guests.
Psrti-s leaving Washs gtOn at 4:53 in the morning
arrive ~ the II IuSe a; in the evening Il ,OIns
h rel f.r tie season Application by mail to
tHAELES II. BkEDEMEYER, Proprietor OF
az. N5aw VI eel. Watkins. n. Y. Ja2l-Im
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Twenty five additional BOARDERS can now be
sccCmm dated a. the LOCDON 1NSTI- A. 4
1JIE. On moderate terms. Coed faIe, FeHSv
are Str. and nIlc scenery. For particU- 1917
lars aIPly to THOS. W. LAKE.
Ir2l II Aldia, I0u1en Co, Va.
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At f2x O'Clock p. m, Father vIcrauza re-
turned b the jail and entered the cell in which
the prsoner VA. Atabout i've minutes to one
O'Clock, Lieut. Mills armed men marched ont
OF the court room and took positi ON near the
jail, whore they formed In two lines. In ave
mimi tes afterwards Sheriff Aheli. With his
".k1ty' hr. i.F. iatss. ~sesMpanisd By Nj.
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A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION to fill a
vacancy of class three in the office of foreign
mails, and one Of class two in the finance Office,
Post Office department, will be held on Tuesday
next. The third class vacancy is open to COM
petitors of the LIST and I'd classes and twenty
clerks have already indicated their intention
of entering the list
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THAI "S. c." CHECK AGAIN.-Mr. John T.
Drew has written another statement to the
Springfield Republican from this city concern
ing the 200 as. c." check. He GAYS: eft I
understand the ca correctly, MT. Ames stated
that Mr.. Colfax received this 81 &c check, or
the money paid on it, from his hands. This
know is a mistake, for / saw it cashed by soms
one N the Sergeant alarms office, the money
paid 70 Mr.. Amos, and by him handed to an
other man-not Mr.. COlfax"
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DOUBTs having arisen in the minds of some
of the Treasury officials as to the time when the
privileges conferred by the Chicago relief fund
expired, the Secretary of the Treasury, after
further examination of the question, has de-
cided II adhere to his previous ruling, extend
ing the provisions of said act to the whole of
April, 1873, thus giving it the most liberal con
sruction. The act was passed April 5, 49,
and was limited one year from and after its
passage. .'
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The ALLEGED DEFAULTING COLLECTOR IN
FLoRIDA.-Further examination of the accounts
of Horatio jenkins, former internal revenue
collector in Florida, show that the amount of
the deficit in his accounts does not exceed
$1,000, instead OF SIS 900, as has been alleged.
1t is also ascertained that the actual loss to the
government, if any, will scarcely reach 81, 800.
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Ihe 9ew 9ailp appeal.
LrPRosY.-The Rev. G. B. Allen

LrpRosY.-The Rev. G.. B. Allen
preached q sermon on Sunday evening
ON the miracle of our Saviour in curing
the leper. A gentleman who sailed for
years on the southern coast Of Africa thus
describes the disease in that country. In
lS47 there were some three hundred cases
of leprosy in that country besides many
afflicted with the disease in its incipient
stages 1t appears that the disease SHOWS
out in every third generation thus: Il
parent afflicted may have offspring free
from the noisome disease and yet in
the third generation succeeding the dis
ease inevitably shows itself: In most
cases the DIS ease commences in the ex-
tremities; the end joints of the fingers
or toes swell up and the flesh finally
bursts; the flesh decomposes and the
bones are laid bare. The bones become cal
cined and gradually waste away until the
joint is reached when the part afflicted.
drops off and so on, all UP the limbs to
its junction with the trunk. Som times
the disease commences in the head and
when having made its ravages the most
horrible sight is the result. On the on.
side of the head will be seen Il ghostly,
grillning skeleton, and on the other IL
SWOLLEN mass of decomposing flesh. In
1917 the authorities placed all the lepers
on an island (Roboen Island) at tn
mouth Of the hasbor of Cape Town and
erected buildings for their accommoda-
ton, but owing to the sinallness of the
island (about miles in circumference
and its bleak situation, the lepers were
removed to the beautiful valley from
which they were taken. The valley is
called ''Himmel en- Aarden," Heaven on
earth 1t is about $50 miles from Cape
Town and surrounded by lofty noun
tain range and is perhaps better deserv-
the appellation given it than anv spot on
earth. In this valley the hospital is the
main feature; in it are the patients worst
afflicted and whose appearance is too
to permit their being about.
Those least afflicted have their own littl,
cottages and raise their own fruits and
vegetables Many of them have their
families with them and are Permitted to
roam the extensive valley but not to 90
beyond. The complaint is principally
confined to the coloreti population, that
is, the half breed Ho,tentots, although |
many white families have been inflicted |
Our informant had as passengers. forty
five of these poor afflicted creatures and |
says that description of theih would be
too horrifying and that language could |
give no idea of the loathsome disease. |
Strange to say, there is no infection OF
contasion in the complaint, it being evi-
IDENTIFY hereditary.
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NOTICE FOR THE LADIEs.-A. Moll, tn
furrier of Virginia City has arrived and
will remain in town for few days. La
lies wishing furs altered or repaired will
10 well to call upon him at the Whit,
House. 28-3t
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REcovER1Na.-The many friends of
Mr.. Thornton, Private Secretary to His
Excellency the Governor, are pleased to
know that he has so far recovered from
. severe illness as to come ont occasion
ally on the streets again.
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In this season of gaiety and dancing a
gentleman or lady that can not dance IS
in sad predicament and had better get
out of it by taking lessons Of Harry
Burns, who has a way of teaching the ell
egant art that limbers the most pervers
and awkward. At present he teaches
dancing altogether. and can meet his pu-
pills at any hour they OBSTINATE, upon the
magnificent floor of the Turner Hail.
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STRAYE0 OR STOLEN!

BLACK PUG, ABOUT EIGHT
n months old: collar arour.l bis neck. faster =
Ell with paddock: fine jet black hair, parts on
his back, The finder will be suitably rewarded
by reporting his whereabouts at the EXPRESS
OFFICE. Carson City. js7-H
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The BIG BILL is probably to come up
or hearing in the Senate to-day. L,
makes appropriations for deffaying tn
expenses of the State government 70
the next two which, as matter
of course, will require a large sum.
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BUL11ost-We are told by a gentleman
Of Empire, who had hand IN the brina-
ing thereof, that one ton and half
bullion was brought to the assay Office al
he Carson Mint, day before yesterday.
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THERE is onep part OF the parliamentary
machine of the Senate which seems to
jar whenever it is called into play-that
is, the question VIII ether the Senate mary
adopt the report of the Committee of
the Whole, at one stroke, or whether the
proceedings in the Committee must not
be brought up and acted upon scriatins.
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DE-. TALcorT tells us that night before
asst man was brought down to Carson
md pnt under his care, who missed hi
foothold in attempting to pass from on
car to another while tn. train was be-
tween Virginia and Gold Hill, and fel
,pon some sharp rocks which spit hi
Under lip, etc, but did not wound hin
20 any alarming extent.
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The grand $500 rattle at Winston IS
saloon, viii positively come of this
wednesday, night, January Goth. All
those holding tickets will please be on
hand to shake the number of their
ticket, when their number is called.
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Our friend Scotty, the gunsmith,
though suffering much from Impotence
70 resume his wonted work. and from
the soreness of that finger, which was
accidentally shot through by little pis-
tol which he was repairing, and after
wards cut eff by DR.. Waters; is doin-
we'll and nursing the afflicted member
With ntotherly tenderness.
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GHAND SMAsH.-Yesterday morning
about II O'Clock couple of mules g t
loose from Torreyson's blacksmith shop
where they were waiting to be shod, and
started up the street on the run passing
by an eight horse-mule team, and scarin.
them by the rafting of chains. etc, int
L run also. Arriving at Rails corner
they ran into Il couple of other large
teams that were either standing there or
moving slowly along on the street. W,
saw only the after scene-every man as
is unavoidable. having his cock-and-bulI
story about it. By the way that wagon
timber was strewn around, however; and
from the fact that several of the equines
were lead off limpiDg, and the hair
rubbed off their sides, we presume the
conclusion WAS severe and dangerous t.
the passers by, owing to the extent o.
ground occupied in the smashing process.
REtoLvER-We noticed list pinned
to the wall in a hotel, yesterday, with
this heading: "Grand rafie. One r
volver valued at $25. One dollar Per
chance" Now instead of putting up ont
iollar against such odls, to get that
which he will probably never have al.y
good reason to use and which he can car
ry slung around his waist in consistency
with neither law or true courage, we rec
if any man should really need
, revolver on ordinary occasions in Car |
son, that he slip his hand dextrously I'M
Ter some towards coat tail and help HIM |
self.
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UNION MARKET.
Carson street, near St. Charles Hotel,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
JOHN R0SSER 4 CO.,
THE Pioneer Butchers of CARSON. Proprietcrs
IN THIS FINE MARKET CAN AL
L ways be fonnd the very best quality Of
Beef,
SAUSAGE ALL KINDS.
Smoked Beef, Hams,
And everything appertaining to frstclass
Market.
Al Kinds of Meats can be had AT
Wholesale.
By purchasing our Cattle in large droves, We
have facilities for doing business
Beyond any other In the Trade.
Our Encouragement are competent and attentive,
And we are always on hand t.
superintend our business
in person.
ja1-tf JOHN ROssER l. co.
cHAS. w. FRIEND,
MATCHMAKER, JEWELER AND EN-
GRAvER;
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
nEALER IN WATCHES, SILVER.
. WARE,
Fine JeweIry, Clocks, ETC.,
md keeps constantly on hand the finest brand OF
Havana and Domestic Cigars, Smok-
ing and Chewing TobaccOs,
Tipes, Cutlery Sta.
tiOnery, etc.
Watches, Jewelry, Mathematical and En-
cheering Instruments carefully repaired ant
Of all descriptions Made
to OrGer.
aySole agent for the celebrated
CRESCENT SpECTACLES.
Carson City, Jan. l. 1873
1T Y NJ E A I NJ A R K EFT
King Street, Carson City, Nevada.
The CHOICEST CUTS OF FRESH
3eef;
Veal,
Pork,
Mutton, Etc.
an always be found 1t this market: also, ST.
ERIOR CORNED BEEF for family use.
By careful attention to business and prompt
Livery of all orders, when desired the under
gned, proprietor of the City Meat Market, 1
'pes to merit share Of patronage.
ja1-tf JOHN P. MEDER.
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SHoo11Na-The Orphans Home has
been several times the mark (uninten-
tional We presume} of bullets from
Chinatown. The assistant matron of
that institution ran imminent risk of her
life on one occasion from a bullet thst
struck the broom which she had left but
a moment before by the window. Now
these reckless and impudent ''pigtAils >
are complained OF for shooting from
their quarters, across the main road
which tea,!s Is the Warm Springs.
Cowen Was passing along that road. YES
terday, and narrowly escaped being
struck By bTfiet which whizzed by him
and LODI 5,ed in the fence. These people
re MT srrp!sed to know, and conse-
quently cannot be expected to be put on
their guard by what is said of them III
he newspapers; but if some one OF
our executive officers to whom this duty
,elongs, should walk down there and
have talk with the heathens. We pr
sumo that there would never occur any
-rorI'd Of complaint against them II.
future.
TUES-vtrEiN BAif..-Nisht before las!
a large representation of the Germans OF
G rson and a number of their friends as
s embed at the Turner Hall for soci l
eunion and dance. Dancingb gan at s
o clock and listed with life and the hig
est enjoyment on the springy floor o
their hall (which except Ill size is by far
the best floor for dancing in town -untii
about Il o'clock. at which hour all adj
iourned to the old stone school house
close by to partake of a sumptuous al d
elegant supper prepared and served y
Henry Kaiser and his wife. Returning.
to their hail after supper, the dance WAS
resumed and kept up until all were con
tent, when at last in the small hours
the morning the happy gathering dis
persed and went their way homeward.
looking back to the place where they had
experienced so much enjoyment and
hoping for the early return Of such an
other jolly time.