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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

Gov Kemper has appointed the fol
lowing delegates to represent Virginia
at the second animal convention of the
Cheap Transportation Association, to
be held in Richmond December /:
For the congressional districts-R. L.
r. Beale, of Westmo~eland George
w. Grice. Of Portsmouth Charles S.
Darlington. of Richmond George w.
Boiling, of Petersburg .Tbos. S. Flour
noy, Of Danyille; Thos. S. Bocock, OF
Lynchburg; r. Z. w. Duke, of Abe
marie; j. II. Sherrard, Of Winchester,
and Henry A. Edmundson, of Roanoke.
For the State at Large Wyndham
Robertson, of Washington John T.
Anderson, of Botetonrt Moses Walton
Of. Shenandoah; John L. Marye, OF
Frederick u.s. Bassett French, of Ches.
terrified; r. M IL Hunter, of Essex,
and z. w. Mckinney, of Prince Ed
ward
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
fudge Poland on the Arkansas Question.


ST. Louis, November ID Judge
Poland, chairman Of tie congressional
committee 10 Investigate Arkansas
afi:iirs, Judge v itshire, member OF
Congress ciect from Little Rock district,
and Col liynes, present member for
that district. arrived here yesterday
and several interviews with them are
published, but they differ in. some ma
terlal respects. In one, account Judg.
Poland, j, is asserted, says the Garland
government recentlN elected is trying
to act fam y, aud ga land, although not
possessed ot very great moral force
himself and being surrounded by a
strong element u perhaps the vicious
sort, IL trying TO do well. The asax-
ter fsctiens sustitfh ,he !. arland govern
ment, Willie the Brooks l,,en sustain
Lieut.. Governor Smith.
The programme OF the Brooks party
evidently ~, IN the event Of The federal
government tavoriny Smith for the sea,
IN tile ghbernatorial chair, TO press the
Brock Baxter suit, which il aifl pend.
ing IN the court, in hopes of r,s;eating
Brooks as the legally elected Governor.
If, however, Smfth is seated as Cover
nor by federal force he will have to be
maintained there by the satlre power
But Judge Poland does moi. think tI,a,
such action will be taken Smith he
says, is no more GovernoNtlfan Baxter
was, and he thinks the authority Of the
latter was gained by fraud. Smith is a
tirebrand.. For his sake and the sake
of the State it is a good thing that he
has fed. His claims to the Governors
ship are worthless, and there is little
Likelihood of there being made to ap
appear of any value to the President.
Another dispatch says Judge Poland
asserts that although both Baxter ard
Brooks have disappeared from the po
iltlcal arena, yet the question now at
Issue is whichot them WAS elected Gov
elnor in 1872. The new constitution,
Judge Poland says, was conceived and
adopted in a very irregular manner
The old constitution provided for
amendments Only, ard prescribed Il
method for their adoption, and power
was delegated to the General Assembly
of the State to submit the question 10
the people whether or not they would
hold constitutional convention. Ihas
1t appears that the action of the Arkan
sas Legislature in the premises was
without authority and wholly irregular.
Judge Poland expresses the conviction
that Brooks received large lil;;jolity
of the votes cast in 1872. The test
mnny taken before the congressional
committee plainly indicates this. On
the prospects for an eaily settlement Of
the question Mr. Poland does no, speak
in very hopeful manner.
LOOKING AFTER DORSEY
LITTLE ROCK. November ia
joint resolution was introduced in the
Senate to-day and passed to second
reading. appointing joint committe to
inquire into the manner Ut the election
of Senator Dorsey. The Resolution
will an'aohbtedl. pass and the whole
matter receive thorough inv, stigation
~ 81,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
VIRGINIA, To Wit:

\ IRUiNiA 10 w IL 1.
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Shenandoah, for the
month of November 1874;
Hanna Lloyd. reict OF Thomas A. LLOYD
deed and others Complts
AGAINST
VIM. Trook and wife and others Defts.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to have con-
ditional sale of about an acre and half of.
land adjoinlig Solomons C hurch, Shenan
doah county, Va, centirmed--sold BY
complts. to Geo. A. Zirnle. Adam Pence
and Saml. Shutters committee OF said
church.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendants VIM. Trook and Susan
his vile are not inhabitants of this State
1t Is ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is heees-
sary to protect their interest; that copy
of this order be published in some news
paper printed in Woodstock for four sue
cessive weeks and a copy posted at the
front door Of the Court House Of said
county, OH the first day of the next
Circuit Court.
A COPY TESTE
Geo. W. Miley c. e. c. 9. c.
nov. s-w. ~ Geo. W, Miley, Q. ESQ
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

The famine in the grasshopper dis
tricts of Nebraska continues. The gov
eminent is arranging to distribute sol
diers' garments to the men among the
sufferers. Much remains to be done
tor the women and children.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
VIRGINIA, TO WIT !:

At rs1les held ilf tie Clerks Office o.
ihe Circuit Court of shenandoah. for tn,
month OF November 1871;
James Ii. Rodetfcr udmr. c. t. u. of d.
Rodetfer, decd. Complt.
AGAINST .-....+
Jacob Fauher Defendant.
Attachment is Chancery.
The object OF this srst is to subject to
sale two tracts of land in Shenandoah
county Nirginia.-the ONE continuing IS
acres aud the other 100 a,res-for the pay
ment OF a debt evidence. by bond execu-
led by said Fauber to said testator.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant jacob Fauber is not an
inhabitaht Of this State 1T is order ed
That the said defendant dc appear here
within one month alter due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest; that a copy OF this
order be published in some news
paper printed in Woods ock. once week
for four successive weeks and a copy
posted at the front door of the Court
House OF said county. on the first day OF
the next Circuit Court.
W. w.p.q. Geo w. Miley, c. c. c S. c.
A COPY TESSE
nov. 4-4w. Geo. w. Miley, C. C. C. S. S.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

I On Wednesday of last week, in
Grscubier county, this State. a little
daughter Of Mr.. B Ho.lingsworth, aged
seven years, died from getting a grain
OF corn III bp1 uipdpip-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
VIRGINIA, To Fit.

VIRGINIA, To Wit.
At rules held in the Clerks Office of III,
Cir cult Court of Sh.nIndoah, for the montl
of Nov 1874.
John Z. Kerhs Admr b u. SC. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
II II Gillock's Admr. &c. Defendants
In Chancerv.
The object OF this suit is to enforce the pay.
ment o: judgement lien fer $40 with nteresl
ircm April LIST 1858 tell paid and Sc .46 ent
against the real estate o which SAID ,GiliosI
died seized and posed and to have the real
e>ta te ofsaid Gillock admin red for bench!
o creditors &c.
1t appearing by sa tisfactory evidence thai
the defendant John Giilack IS not an nhabitanl
OF this State-lt Is ordered I hat the said de-
tendant do appear here within one mont
fter due publication hereof, and do what is
| necessary to protect his inter est, that a copy
OF this order be pub isl ed in some newnspap per
printed in Woodst. ok. once a week for fou
Successive weeks and copy posted at the
| front door Of the C,sart Hon Sc OF said count,
on the frst day OF the next county court.
| Ii. e. Allen p. q. Geo. W Miley elk
A Copy Teste.
nov. I2--4w. GEO. W. MlLEi, C. c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
PUBLIC SALE
RE AL Il STATE
l will sell. at Public sale on

I will sell. at Public sale on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9Th 1874.
my farm situated. ON Shenandoah River
five miles from Woo,ls ock,y
CONTAINING ABOUR 50 ACRES,
of which 20 acres is excellent River Bottom
balance upland and timber.
The Improvements consist of two dwell
ing hou ,es and Il New SwiSher Barn. }
Will offer ut the same time. one bond for
$4,000. Oh Farmers Mill ompany bearing
six per cent interest and due August Isl
1875.
nov. Git. MARTIN KELLER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
WAGNER'S VTRGINIA
= AXE NOrIs}E.
Notice No 4.

All persons known themselves indebted
TO me are e!'nestly reehested to pay up
a. me time Is approaching to purchase =
tall stock OF goods.
5 A. BANNER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES, For the Western Dis OF Va I
In the matter OF John Dellinger, Bankrupt,
ordered. That this case be referred to William
Bennett. IA. Special Cofnni, soner to take
and report account ct the liens and their
prioiities on the real and personal estate sur.
rendered by said Bankrupt. Before taking
>a id account said conn issinner shall give no
tite Jf the time and place o; taking said ac
count to All parties ii tere .ted
m Necra.l
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
PUBLIC SALE
Pei; e OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

viii sell at p ubiic Sale, at the late resi-
dence OF Jacob Cnpp, decd on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1874
one four horse wagon, One Wheat Fan. Ono
Clder Press and Mill, loo Bushels of Oars. A
lnt o. " heat and Corn, 5 or 10 Tous of Hay
Glover Seed, M 9 -.
HOUSEHOLD AND KIICHEN FURNI
TURE.
ana number of articles not herein mentioned
sale VIII begin at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Tenn,
hiaac known on day OF sale
KEBECCA CUPP,
,.-.. Admin'x, Jacob C,pp. de- d
AT the same time and pla ce we vii ,ffer for
"a le to the highest bidder the folio wing tract.
OF land:
Inc home Farm. containing 200 Acres, 10
acres OF which L. ex client ottom I. nd.
Inc Dushong Farm, Containing 277 Acfas.
he Jonas Burn r tract containinp 80 acres
The Sh"eaey river farm; Containing III acre,
A House and lot i'll Woodstock n,w q cen
pied BY Andrew Wright.
TERMS OF SALE;
oas thitl to b, paid On the First day of
April, balance IL two EQUAL ahnusl pa,n5, +,
:, Heirs oi Jacob Ccpp decd .
Nov. le--2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
CoMMlSs iUNER's OFFICE.

n
... Woods took, Nov. 24lh, 1874.
To Henry :. Allen, Esq A ssignee OF raid Bank.
ruf,t and all lien creditors or the ir A torneys
gu are hereby notified thai have fixed up
On Friday the 18th day OF December, 1874 al
my office, in Woo stock, as the time and lace
ut which will take th account required by
the above d. cree. AT which time and place
you are required to attend aud prove your liens.
Given under NY h and as SPECIAL Commits
sioner. the day and year above written.
nov. paw WILLIAM n. BENNETT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
Jegv. advertisements.

IN. THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNI
/ TED STATES, For the Western Dis. o. Va.
In the matter Of Henry Glenn, Bankrupt, or
dered. That this cause be referred 10 William
NJ. Ben nett. as Spec, al Co IN ~ ssi"ner 10 take
and report an account of the liens and their
pr iorities on the real and personal estate sur
re ndered by said bankrupt. Before taking said
account said Commissioner La II give tce of
the time and place of taking said account to
all part interested
Extract from Decree
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
Woodstock Advertisements

ITO HAVE GOOD SWEET Am
i Spongy Biscuits, Rolls, Cake, P,sfrt
&.'. without yeast. Soda or rising OF NV
kind Use
WAGNGR's VIRGINIA
PREMIUM YEAST Powders.
home made articfa-the best and c,.sano..
OF the kind--pnre and har,niess. gtyt,.,
Von with less time. labor an exDe1>s =
sweet and easily 'ligeStel brell. Bpi a.
wholesale or retail By
B. scHMrTF, Druggist
= AXE NOrIUE = :.
sor The
'RUSTIC WINDOW SHADE"
unea,ialled for its simplicity in putting up
and dnrabiitvof wear.
Call and see samples exhibited at my
store. 8 A.DAVvR3
sept. lift
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
Joseph Erect & Martha his wife Defts.
In Chancery-

oOsepH rreet " Marina MS vile Defts-
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is TO seek specific
performance OF contract OF sale of joseph
freats undivided interest in tract OF
and containing 30 odd acres of which his
mother died seized to to Isaac Sheeiz. salt.
land being Il mile and Il hall west OF the.
own OF Woodstock anG adjoining land
owned by II. Walton deed heirs and
others. il contract not improved, the OBJ
iect of suit is the partition of said tract of
land if capable OF partition, otherws tie
sale OF the whole OF It,
1t appearing by satisfactory 'vidence
that The defendants joseph Free, and
Martha his wife are not inhab. tants OF This
State-ltls ordered. That The said de-
PENDANTS do appear here within one month
after due publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect their interest; that
copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed III Woodstock, once a
week for fore Successive weeks and a copy
posted at the front door OF the Court
House OF said county. on the first day OF
The next Circuit Court
w&w.p q. Geo. W. Miley'clk
Copy Teste.
no. 12-w. Geo W. Miley q. G. c. s. C.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM
BANNER & BAILT. ilavin. entered into
partnership. daiing Oct. LIST 1874, will con-
duet the -
HARDWARE BUSINESS.
IN all its branches. at the old stand of /.
W. banner. in Woodstock Business will
re conducted on the cash or Thirty days
plan. Statements will be sent our NJ the
close OF each month aud parties VIII be
expected to respond promptly.
hardware of an kinds will be sold, at
the lowest
CASH PRICES
purchasers are assured that they cso do
as well in woodstock as in any place is
the Valley Hf Virginia. Estimates prompt
y furnished and goods Shipped 10 ait
points. The public are respectfully in
fiteti 10 cali and examine our goods and
prices before purchasing Mr.. Bailv has
been engaged i'll The Hardware business
or inanv years. and is determined that
purchasers shall have the benefit OF his
'Xperience by obtaining the best duality
OF goods 1t The lowest prices.
nov. 10Th lS74-tf
~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
VIRGINIA TO WIT.

At rules held in the Clcrkss Office of
the tircut oIrt of Shenandoah, tor the
month of Noveu Der 1874.
ls'ac oheelz' Complt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19

at glance that did not look at all like Charley
Ross. Mrs Risscn took the likeness OF tho boy. and
cvinced great emotion. She Cried and kissed tho pic
ture aud her conduct left doubt that had been on
false scent Mrs. Russell, after she found out that was
not an agent OF tho Board OF Health was eXtravagant
IN her procrs Of assistance She offered TO take me TO
Mrs Mosler, and insisted upon returning with me to
New-York. / told her that II l wanted her
would send her word. Her son went to tho
depot with me. and the story having spread
through tho town that was there upon business
connected with tho Ross case. large crowd gathered
around AM followed us 10 the depot. The excite
mcnt became great that was glad when the train
came TO take away. have since learned that the
very course that took Health officer to conceal my
plans the that shut off all Information from me-
These houses visited by the Inspectors Of the
Sanitary squad and the inmates feared that they would
be elected II the Board OF Health could learn who was
the owner OF the houses much disappointed
by tho Affairs had taken for had felt very sure
that would ascertain the boys fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
XLIIID CONGRESS--IID SESSION.
RyGULAR REPORT or PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT or PROCEEDINGS.
RECEPTION or KrNG K,LAKiUA-rHE LEGISLATIVE.
EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL APPROPRIATION BILL
PASSED BY THE HOUSE
SENATE WASHINGTON, Dec. is. 1874.
On motion of Mr.. CAMERON (Rep., PENN
tho reading OF the Journal was dispensed with. Mr..
Cameron stated that King Klakaua was In the
Prcsdonts room. In the OF the Senate Chamber.
and suggested t0at tho Senator's call upon him there.
He moved that a recess taken until o'clock, snd
tnat the 6 n1to proceed In "A body 10 the House oil
,pres9ufative, nj 1850 o'clock for the pnrD0re of
takny part ceremonies attending the reception OF
tue Klng. Agreed TO- .
Tr Senators then proceeded 20 the Presidents rooro
where they were presented Ia The royal VISITOR anl At
t2I5 proceeded 10 the House OF Representatives. ia
BODY he dcd by Vice President Wilson and Soreeanrat
Arm. French ,
Al l235 the Senator's returned 10 the chamber whom
President wilson took he chir and -hd, II thrrD
,yna no objection session OF the oebAto ")uId Ds
con IdPccd ~ r'sumcd , ,..
Mr. EDMUSD5 Rsp., w moved that when'the Sen
ate adjourn to-day 10 he % meet on Monday n"Xt
Agrrei to- He then moved that tho Senate adjourn.
bat gave way for a motion for an Ek'cuiVe s'-a"1,
aud 1910 The Srn1e proceeded to the CONSTELLATION
OF Executive business
NJ l:l0 D. rue doors were rcOpened and the Sehas
adjourned TIL Mvnday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
LETTER TO UNEMPLOYED woREINGMEN.


TO the EdiiOr OF rae Trt6une.
SIR: Allow me to call the attention of WORK
nsmon 10 the fact that tho prices for labor when 'u',
striving SO hard to maiutain, even TO reu'A
TO work II they cannot receive them. were made ~
time when they compelled to pay, for barrei
-four SO; ton OF coal GA yard OF calico or sheeO.
20 cents and most articles needed for daily comfort a
support In tho same ratio Can the manufacture y
producer afford to pay them much now AS wnen 'n,
were paving them such prices FOX heis proiucts i"'
will all say 49, ,.,,
! would speak to q workingmau In this msnn INK
You say your rent is so high you cannot Hn'ru " or
FOR less To you who take any part III the nsA rant
house. let say: You To blame for tho hIku mar
you are complaining OF. Make for capital hoas year
cost 70 per cent ess and soon you VIII nnu Si.
just much Then other labor can oeascta
cd cheaper which will lessen the price o. an and
80 you SEQ tho merchant, with less REM
goods produced nc less cost. sell you for less 700
Willingly offer your services To capital; II WIN ,ners
all it eau Afford and even more; for where " .ors
capital that pays you better wages or treats ,S
kindly than it does IN this oountgyP hsonA
ksS. York. Dec, ~. l51k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
PROBLEM FOR THE CHARITABLE RICH

SIR: A correspondent in tO-day's TRIBUNE
seems to think that the expenditure of 5000 for q
society dinner at Demoncos will bcDeat tho working
men more than II not 50 expended.
If your correspondent Will read the lectures recently
delivered In Newly ork by Prof Bonamy Price, and pub.
shed In TIE TRIBUNE, he will Ind that the g. 900 4, NOT
eNprnaed Ia society dinner, Will remain Us so mueh
capital To DO Invested In reproductive labor either by
tho possessor directly or by the banks for him. The
money mus used Will In the end be OF more lasting han
ent 10 BOTH capitalist ana workingn aud &c 10 "a
aong IN the interest OF the latter by
cOntemp,ted dinner. s''
Asss- Iark Uau. II. lsTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
BAYARD TAYLOR's LECTURE.

Bayard Taylor is to deliver on Monday
night al East side Hall. Yorkvc. his new lecture
Ecypt embracing his recent observations in that coun
Most readers OF THE familiar with the
subec Of his discourse, most OF what Mr. Taylor
saw abroad has been told from time to time In these
couns but he adds interest to the lecture by his
pleasing and by certain charm In Ms hniiat
conversational style OF delivery Hs Is not OnY ono OF
the most but one vi hs ost original speakers
on tho platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
THE BIBLE AND SCIENCE.
FOURTH LECTURE OF DIR. DAWSON.

FOURTH LECTURE OF DIR. DAWSON.
THE ORIGIN AND HISTORY or LIFE ACCORDING TO
THE BIBLE AND TO SCIENCE.
The fourth lecture of DR.. j. w Dawson, President
of McGl College. Montreal on the relations Of Sci
ence and Revelation, in tho course of six, delivered
under the auspices Of the Union Theological Semi
nary. given last evening at the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church tho special branch of the sub
ject treated being "Thc Orgn and History OIL Lie
according to tho Diblo aud Science
, 1874-08-01
A Chinese Newspaper.

A Chinese newspaper las lately been started
in Ban Francisco. Tho Dnl!etiu thus dosoribes
The tgat number: "Tho Ban Francsco China
Ne,os, ~ the journal Ia eutitlcd aCpoara In tho
pan.toan pan~ssu, a written language of tho
Chinese, which is as proll1 almost as tho colto-
qual, aud Ia delightfully."- flexible. Tho Journal
ls composed Of four pages mossuring IS by a
Inches each. Tho l!rst page is devoted to all
olaborato article OIL commercial m.ttors, and tho
second page a given over to the editorial dopart-
ogcslo remarks. Tho editorials aro ad-
4ressea 10 tho Ohlnese pooplo Of this city, md
dwoll npon tho uecesaity for Celestial organ In
q country where Qnucasiau newspapers arc abul.-
daut aud sometimes influential. Tho foaturo OF
sno editorial page is reylow Of tho Deaoler-
Iiton scanda!. Tho Ne,os regrets TINT In this
enlightened age tho high prlest Of q country in
suuh close proximity to China should become the
subject Of evil report. Tho editor doaucoB q
moral from tho acandal, aud, In a paragraph
reploto WIZ apposite exprashions, war1ls his
third and fourth pagoB aro dovotoa to tlolr
0hiuA uewa. IAo psica Of tho pspcris 10 oonss."
, 1874-08-01

From the .ff1t UflfaHS ItHtas
: At tho corner Of Tehoupltoulas aud dravtol
streats. On Friday eyenlng, was. given ronark'
ably interesting aud daring wire-walliing por
for1nanco, which waa witnessoa by nuMeroui
oo,oourse Of curious spectators; Inc performe:
waB q full-grown rodent, anu HIS apparatus wa'
iu1lcatod orosHoa over tho street from tho roo
Of Dassctt Il 90. u liquor store to the roof Of tL'
Btoro directly opposite. It appears that tis gay
md festive rat Las during tho past week mau'
frequent oyonig e1ouIsl9ia aetoga .at .haI @ M'ao
ter, 10, that for tho past few oyenlnga 1t iins M
hnnn thn regular thing for a curioue. public
to watch for him at aboIt p. NJ ehoh day.
Tint bpur, curously enough, iayug baaa dail'
soicctod BY hia ratalip for Lii nlid-alr journey
True to Tic cali, ho came forward yesterday, "
ro]ntad; and accomplished tho hazardous task II
H,,nh oleYes style.as would hare put to tho bluHl
tho best efforts Of tho champion Of two-leggos
wira-walAegs, aud which was arplando4 by ta'
apppa1ed Asst to view on TUG roof Of tue ircas9'.
IJassott'H store wl,ero near tho clgo OF tho toll
yyaph wire runs along au upright at an oloys"
tioli Of about a foot. MIR: Rat' opened tue cor-
movies by loapiug from tho root to tue wiz,
which ho clutohed with his fore paws. aud uptn
lis gYmnastlo powers. he swung h!mseli unit! 70
stoo1 upQn It OH all fDurH. Rolnatuing thla
standing for fcw Hccoads, az Il to tako caT'-
ful survey Of tho dangerous road before hin, 10
rapid ,sait he. sAppad: along tl!a alond,r
wiro III doftly almost ~ 4 he wore gu ~ tern 'n
firn,a Tia pavcr awayaa to tho right or !ett, ut
maintained a perfectly oreat poattiion thas e..
douced calm contldenca aud CAPACITY ~ 20 NO
tSsus@t ios aSot p mWay tao dlstauso 10 halted ann
STINT. and lookoi down upon tho multitude OF
uutusued faces halow him. Whother he diin'k
ike tho looks Of tho faoca, OF whether ho wse Ia
hurry to keep an appointment. 10 wsa on asanln