, 1874-12-21

Ayonpg gentleman n. tho city emrloy as a
lan,1'-Nphtcr up in tho Thirtacnsh Ward noyer
lights lamp, but gota dunblo pay. Me lots ont
oae I'M n,nh. to a,nnis hoy IN tito ncGhborh,n;o,
hia own matches. Thts incident illustrates nptiY
tho passion oy tho American ciitzon for nllit'ici-
pa ,.onors: T. Titl ~ Alan S*nlAin 70 wondering
their nnns' ranta!oonH always wenr nlt soonor oil
tho inside Of lilo leg llan oluowlictc.
Tho hs.oi,tem Of tho poco authorities Ia calt-
cd to tim crowd ut vngranta antl bunko.htcorors
vino limo tho west Bilo Of Clark ktroot, between
Madison spt Monroe, ana especially TO tlio tnr,,
atins John Ln1luo, aims JoNn Agnew. Auy imo
during tho day Or evening, H. cati bn fo;tnl air.
Ing itaelf OH tho aforementioned street, ind 10
Indy pasaing In FREQ from ila foul to,gua or I'M
p,ieit stnro. It ID tino Tint allcl, vor,nit nho
bo driven to ti,oir deus, or sont To tho Grilewell
o.E 11u:srnED AND El1rY-s1x.
Formerly. ,,!ian two Hoard OF Trade men
wanted to cornor victim for Tho drinks WHO did
not operate tn barley, or corn, or wlsoat, :" odd
ylctinl'a nickel turned "1cad" thoy ehowol
two "tn!ls II; IL ha did "iatl" unfold, Tiny
unfo1dcd TWO 'hea:,u." Thln game llss 1t Iass
bccono obsulote. and a gentleman who went
short on barley about three nlonthn ago, and
now noars Panama lat aud luster las pat
onte<l gamo NTH tl1lco dice ealod "tGG" II
yon throw o,,n, nix, ami live, that co,tntn f65
It you tl,rnw tlroe ones. that counts 500: If you
throw ont, six, aud enohor of,c. tint counta 20B
OH hc regular Hoard, and IL thcro no getting otit
oil injunction OIL tho worker Il gentleman from
lse.ver D:n. Wia. wioao naiio 10 suppreascd oit
of consideration for his family, lad abrlqf eesnco
did beat Tor,ot for bad lick" he rosnarkosl,
"hut III giyo yon anoll,o. sl,ako." i1o threw
two Bixcs aud i ono. "Good for me-" exclaimed
tho Deaycrt Dsmnor, ''.navs 'onl up" ), The
gixea is twolve,' aaid 10, "snt noMght is motIl.
ing, and you have ono to earry--tlat'B ol,e," aud
ho cllxlEel dow, III. Tie other operator
thres-a ono and two sixca. 'rhat's q tIe."
iu twoye, that's 120, and onn In 100 that's 22u-
-!aat sttclss. YOU Tic badger State
man insihtod that hc lad thrown
tho same. mot much, Mary :Anno," said Lis
antasonist. ''Yon throw two eixen and q one.
and throw n a!x aud ono ami & Bix. Don't
yol, rcmen,l,cr?" Tho countryn,an ea!d lo
would bct trin!ta for tho crowd aud leave 1t 10
tho laritccpcr, and tho barkcepor decided
assnst him, baesuse' ~ , ho uubuSqnontIy re-,
drinks n1aE'H rot no bnHiuess III deciding
against tho follow that can't pay for tho liquor II
he'a stuck" AtoScthor tho Ga,no is one that
affords many approximations for display OF hcro-
ism.
TIE VETERANS.
Tho veterans wllo Eetved ia tho Gorman army
during tt,e mar With Franco in 1B70-'71. and those
who served III tho Wnrs with Denmark in 1G6i
mad Arstr;a in 1866, held another 1noeting yes
to-day aitcrnoon at tsls saloon corner Of Han.
tlnph street rad Filth avenuo, for tho purpose
OF completing tho arrangements for forming MI
United Relief md Aid Association. Gna aao to
hold nnnunl reunions. Tho meeting WAN at
tended by fort3-tsvo members, llr. II. Sch1erkcr
II, tho clair, and Mr. H. scl,nylon acting as Fec
rctsry+ Tho Committee on Constitution nal
Ey-i4nws askod for further time, which W..
ern,tcd,
On motion. TIM following permanent officers
wcro clcctci: II. Dcdcrich, President; u.
5chienkcr. fice-Pscnidcr:; Max Schuyler, Sacro-
tarY; end II. i'cI,uitlt, Treasurer.
=, Several members made ssncccscs In favor Of
tho nrssnixa:ion, after which tho meetins au-
tournad until next Sunday afternoon.