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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
Busiress !. Merrrs.
". C. Mqhman's Coach Line.

IN G. NIGHMAE viii attend 70 the wants Of all
Passengers conveyed 70 and ffom the depot and
20 all parts OF the city
Nightmare baggage wagon will carry all pack
ages 70 and from all points In the city for ten cent?
Parties not WBhing 70 ride 70 depot can have their
baggage carried 70 that point for ten cents Pack
ges, no matter how large from bar Of soap 10 .
Saratoga trunk, delivered any place In the city
limita for TEN cents.
Commercial travellers taken 10 any part Of the
county at reasonable rates. (dec2f'7t-H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

II there Is any one thing that Is truly eharaqter-
kticof the amusement goers Of Canton. Il is their
unanimous way OF deciding TO put an end 70 a
performance, before said performance Is over.
Though, upon the occasion Of Ars, scott-slddouss
entertainment on last Friday night this sort Of
uurehned action was TO some extent eKcussble,
owing TO a Misunderstanding consequent upon a
change in the programme, yet II only brought TO
our mind numerous other occasions Of similar ac-
tons where no excuse could have been made.
In the generality Of amusement performances, es-
pecially operatic and dramatic the denouement
and final scene, Is one Of the most happy and In
teresting points, particularly II the rendition be
meritorous; yet with all this there Is alwaysa dis
turbing element in our audiences. which tends to
deprive the final scene OF all It's effect BY the noise
and confusion In leaving the hall; It Is not only
annoying TO those who desire to hear and see the
end, but Is an annoyance aud insult 10 the per.
-ormen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

TROUBLESOME second ward boy, or young
man rather, went home boozy few days ago and
becoming wrathy at something. he surrounded
the family with knife, hAtchet, howitser, &C.,
and shouted bel-lud, Neighborly intervention,
possibly prevented terrible tragedy, for the
young man had been wrought to such pitch that
without interference he would doubtless have
butchered something even though 1t might have
been a chickenl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

on Last Thursday PIP Bush went through his
shop and with pitiful. air told his men he would
probably be compelled 70 reduce their wages, but
telling them all TO call in at the ofce when their
work was done, and they would talk the matter
over the time came. and the men entered the Of.
hce with unpleasant aniicipatins which resud-
denly dispe He'd BY the acB Of their employer, who
presented each Of his Horkmen with fat Christ
mas turkey, and they went their ways contented.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
CANTON INDUSTRIES.
DIEBOLD, NORRIS 3 CO.'S WORKS.
Largest Safe Works in the World.

This large and important manufac-
turing concern was founded in the city
of Cincinnati twenty years ago under
the firm name Of DieboId, Bahman &
Co.. the original firm comprising three
members; Charles Diebold, F. Bahman,
and Jacob Kienzle. They began the
manufacture Of fire-proof safes. which
they continued in that city for about
fifteen years, when the subject of re-.
moval was agitated. In the meantime,
Mr.. Bahman had withdraw from the
firm, and the name was changed to Die
bold & Kienzle. Various localities we're
canvassed. and their separate advan-
tages closely observed. and finally, after
long preliminary negotiations and care
ful consideration, they decided upon re-
moving their establishment from Cincin-
matt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

ArEv dsys since tramp applied ala Plum Ireei
house for something to eat being answered at the
door BY young lady, the tramp told her that be
wanted something TO eat and when she replied
that the city provided for him and his class he
aid be waited smoking hot square meal. and
ifhe didn't get it, she and the rest Of them would
have to take the consequences. What those con
sequences viii be remains to be seen, but such
threatening impudence should not be tolersted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
AAUSEAENTS.

Healy & Cohans Hibernisaa holds the boards for
next Monday night January 4th Although this
excellent company have never visited our town.
we know them to be truly mentorlous, having
seen them upon different occasions Mr. Jerry
Cohan is one ofthe most excellent Irish dellnea-
tors In the profession; jolly rollicking, humor
Gus performer and an extraordinary dancer. The
company Is composed Of meritorious members
and will be found worthy Of a large patronage.
MRS. SCOTTSLDDOES.
Ms, scott-Siddons gave her select entertain
ment on last Friday night, as previously announc-
ed. large audience greeted her on this occasion
OF fher second appearance In Canton, and were en-.
thusiastc In their appreciation Of her truly ren.
ed and effective representations though laboring
under the disadvantage Of an annoying throat
trouble she equaled her happiest efforts, and read
as clearly and fOrcibly, and acted with as much
grace and fascination as ever. "seraphael" Is a
wonderful pianist, taxing into consideration his
YOUTH that he can, to a full degree, appreciate
the difficult compositions he performs, Is almost
marvellous; that he Is able to perform them with
the grace and effect Of a master, Is quite marvel.
Gus; the only point In which he seems not so ex.
cellent, is in playing those passages where great
power Is required, but this deficiency will pass
away as he gains the physical ability necessary to
oVercomeit, The G. A. X. Band rendered some
excellent music and we noticed they have made
considerable improvement in the perfection of
their accent in following more decidedly the
movements Of the baton, Verdi's grand overture
was most creditably rendered though we were
sorry to notice that through slight mlsintRrpre.
latIOn, some Of the audience failed to hear IT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
GRAND ARRIKAL.

A large stock of excellent pianos will soon ar
rive at Fogle & JefieH's in the Hane block, to
comprise one Chckehng Parlor Grand piano, a
Chickering upright piano, Decker Bros, Knabe,
steinway and other first class pianos; also large
number Of line organs, These goods will be sold
at prices that will be found worthy Vi cousiden-
tion-lower than any. Step in and examine the
instruments
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
FrRsT.CLAss pRELLIa ZOE SALR

A good story and half house containing six
rooms and a basement kitchen-Within Ave min
utes walk Of the square. The house hl well hn'
ished and located In good neighborhood. The
lot 5OI2O0 feet and Is set out in young fruit trees
gooseberries strawberries, &c. Terms easy. For
further particulars address b, this office.
noy16Ta-H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
DIED.

BAIR-In Randolph, Portage county, Of eoa-
sumption, on the 2iH inst, Jacob @. Barr, aGsd
about "a years
hr. Bair was formerly citizen Of Stark county,
resident for short time, recently, OF Canton,
and for many years Of New Baltimore. He vas
most worthy man and good citizen, and dies ~
gretted and lamented by all who knew him. He
leaves wife and two sons, young men, BY his art
,ViEa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
PITSB uRaR LIVE srocK KARKEr

EAST LIBERTY Pa, December %, 1874.
CAITLE-The supply for yard sales very light
and since Friday last only about twelve cars ths
balance all through stock no business Of any ac.
count has been done since then up 10 this evening
not enough To form quotations
HoGs--There was better feeling for Yorkev
to-day, while Philadelphia hogs were weaker. We
make the following quotations:
Philadelphias n Aoa7 q
WORKERS 7Oo97 10
Irasser 475a6 IS
sHEEP-;Beceipts for the past four duys $500
head, total for the week 1880 head FOLLOWING
are current rates Best % 20 good Is 75a8. mn
dun Ra5 90 common S8a4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

A YOUNG Cantonisn went home the other day
and wanted bus folks 70 raise him seYenty.hYe dol
lars to pay his expenses, as he wanted to get mar.
Red Upon the refusal Of the family to do so, he
got mad-wildasS hurricane and knocked things
about lively; among other depredAhons,he slapped
one member Of the hmlly, and broke q set Of teeth
Unnatural
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
NEW YORK KARKFT

NEv YoRK. Dec y, l671
Wheai qulet sAles u 900 bushals Al n u
~ =, ior No. Chicago, 81 lSA1 II for No . Nh.
WAukee; 81 l7al % for UintaR red Western. m
quiet Corn steady a SIC for old Western mixed:
elAA9c IoL new and yellow. oals steady a GaAiIpS
foI mixed Western; T0A72e for white
ProViMons-PoIk quies oQl new msss Cut ruealu
quiet, Beef western nominal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
NnTInE

Having caused provision to be made at the city
prison for the tramps coming into our midst, citi-
zens hereafter need not feel themselves obliged to
encourage that class Of persons by extending to
them charity, as such a custom may be attended
with no little risk r. 5. SHIELDS, Mayor.
Canton. o., December II, 1874.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
paOOO WORTH OF DRY GOODS

are marked down to close out within the next 10
days to make room for extensive repairs and addl-
tons to the Bee Hive. Anyon wishing bargain
in dry goods, carpets and fur will do well to in.
teryiew ALTMAN CROSSE & WETTRR,
decl7-w3 Massillon Bee Hive Cash Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

Remember. now Is the Hme to subscribe for any
of the Periodicals. and W. r. Perkins 4 Cos the
place, as they furnish any Of them at publishers
prices, and tie premiums also II desired. You run
no risk Of loSlng your money through the mail
No.4Opera Block
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

on one year nom today win occur the one Aaa-
dredth explosion Of American Independence We
would suggest grand artificial earthquake - uhs
proper thing with New Jersey Tor The loearoa ana
den Butler 70 pull the uirea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
A FINE RESIDENCE

containing Is rooms, corner Main and East streets,
MszillOn, Ohio, Is offered for sale or exchange for
smaller property, or = store room In Aa@illon or
Canon. For particulars address or zee
decl7-Ws GUY Z. CROSSE, MasAillon, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

sufficiently improved to warrant a gen
eral introduction to the printing public,
Il ls already a great favOrite, and the De-
mand for It is constantly increasing. y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

OUE thanks are due to Mr.. Jos. Blechele for a
Christmas present Of two boxes Of his fine soap.
Considering the general personal condition Of our
force, no gin could have been more appropriate.
and we shall endeavOr to make use Of It, II we can
find time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

LAST Friday, generally supposed to have been
the anniversary Of the birth Of Christ, was the
event of more drunken rOwdyiSm in Canton than
has been known on any other day since the fourth
Of last July.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
CHEAPER THAN DIRT.

L, P. wikidal is closing select stock OF fancy
and staple dry goods, hosiery, shawls hats, caps,
linens, underwear, ETC., at the Opera House. east
room. This stock comprises fine goods, and will
be sold remarkably cheap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

EON last Sunday night three ladies, at different
places, while going homeward from church, were
rudely jostled, pushed, and nsulted by roughs
and yet we have but two policemen
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

THE residents of South Canton say they must
have policeman. That should settle the matter
but so far 1t has hadnO effect
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
". n00LR

Mr.. j. l.. TOole the greatest OF EnglIsh cOmedI.
ans, will appear at the MaSsillon Opera House on
Tuesday evening Jan. 5th. Admission prices
General admission. 81 O-no extra charge for re.
served seats Gallery 50 cents. The box sheet Is
now open at @. L. Ryders news depot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
Iural Qews.
For additional Local See Sth Page.

THE sidewalk on the south side of sth Street,
west Of Plum requires attention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

JAMES A. sAXToS has fine concrete walks on
and about his premises, 9th and Market streets,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

THOSE pattern maps in Harper's Bazaar supple
ment look like the ground plan of Florida
swamp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

JAMES FITZGERALD will lecture soon on the un-
reliability of the generality of humanity, and the
unsociality ofthe majority,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

We have one the steam heaters In our office
purchased Of L, P. Wikidal and pronounce II the
most effective Of the kind we have seen. Call on
L, P. wikldal, Opera House, for particulars
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

sEEprogramme of old Folks Concert in another
column Admission for children under 70 and
to Gallery S5 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

THE steamer engine house has received new
floor and track for steamer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
NOTICE.

on and after January ist, 1876, and until April
lst, the store Of g. b. Kepllnger, for the sale ot
fDRY GOODS and CARPETS, Wnl be closed a !
p. M, Saturdays excepted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
FOR SAFE

Cheap; show case, counters and shelves, as good
as new; they win be sold at bargain, at Jos. H.
Doumoulin's, 60 North Plum street. dec3l-w2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
CANTON RElAIL MARKET.

The following win be found correct auotatons
this day OF the Retail price TO consumers OF &e
articles named
CORRECTED BY PnssLER a MIDAY.1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

OVER a million people viii swear OF to-day
09s,ss9 win give It up before Februarys last sun
sets
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Cry COUNCIL CHAMRER.


CRY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Monday Evening, Dec. %, 1874. I
Councilmen present. UnderhiIl, President Co
baugh. Bechel. Cook, BIechele, Reihnyder, and
vol1er.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and approved
4 PETITIONS.
Mr., UnderhiIl for citizens on High and Wes.
Blgth streets, called the attention Of The Council
TO the unpleasant condition Of the sidewalk on
Eigth street west Of Plum On notion the matter
was referred 70 the Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
The matter Of looking into the condition OF the
hill on West Ninth street. was also referred 10 same
committee
Mr. VolEsE for citizens on Navarro street. asked
that crossing be laid over Navarro street, at It's
Intersection with Plum. Referred 10 same com.
mittee.
Mr., ReihnydeF presented petition from citizens
Of North Poplar street and Cleveland avenue, ask
ing that sidewalks be laid on Cleveland street, be-
tween Poplar and Market. Street Commissioner
was instructed TO change crossing 50 As 10 meet
the walk already laid on said street.
RkPORIS OF COMMITTEES,
Committee on the report of the Mayor reported
1t correct, except that he had omitted to ile his
certificate. Report approved.
Committee on Claims reported that they had seen
Mrs. Myers, and offered to compromise with her
for $780, but she refused to accept less than $500
and committee reported In favor Of paying her
claim. Report rejected
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance to amend section 2Of an ordinance
to provide for regulating auchOneeB license, was
read the second time.
An ordinance to Ore-establsh and regulate the Fire
Department Of the city, passed third reading and
AFTER having stricken out section g. the ordinance
passed the Council.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr., Underhill introduced the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the Trustees Of the Canton City
Water Works be instructed to purchase all neces-
Sary pipe to replace the defective pipe now lying
between the lake and the wheel house, Carried,
BILLS ALLOWED.
staats Leltung, 800
David Miller, lumber, 325 06
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
CANTON WHOLESALE MARKET.

GRAIN-Bgyers on the streets are Offering IhS
following prices:
Wheat-S1 05@s1 O9 p bushel.
0ats-50a60c. y bushel.
COrn-60970c y bushel.
Rye-NO. l. 50a55c p bushel.
Butter-Choiee roll, p b 9Oc;.
Eggs-22c 2 dozen.
Lard-l29l5c y b.
Beans-Choiee White, 81 25@S2 50 y bushel
Chickens-S@9c y h.
Cheese-l0913c q h.
Beef Hides-51Sc Oh
CalVes-l0c p b.
Salt per barrel, 81 2j
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
THE ALDINE

which is not only first class preRs 10,
printing in one color, but retains in an
equally perfected state the original prin.
ciple ofthe "Chromatic," and with equal
beauty, ease and pepfection, prints any
three colons at one impression. Toe
much credit cannot be bestowed upon
Mr.. Chas, Richards the able superintend.
ent and draughtsman ofthe works, whose
fine mechanical ability, combined good
sense and correct views, has accomplish
ed much for those in whose interest he
labOrs, Also, their General Agent, Mr.
John 7. Ustick who is a practical printenoi
rare ability, has added greatly to the good
reputation Of the press throughout the
country. Col. 2. ]. Claassen is the only
man connected with the works who has
stood by the press through evil as well az
good report, from, the beginning of its
manufacture; under his own personal
supervision the present works were con.
structed. He recently returned from 4
successful trip 70 Europe in the interests
Of the Aldine press, and is about 10 omen
a branch house in New York. Ira NJ.
Allen, our efficient and gentlemanly cx.
county Treasurer, will assume financial
control Of the works in Canton, aided by
Major John McClintock, who will retain
his present position in the Office, The
present Aldine Press Works consist of q
main brick building two stories in height
6OxSOO feet, with two wings 40x4O ieet
each. The firm has about $50, 600 invest.
ed in tools. machinery, &C., while the
buildings cost about $4,000 in addition
to this.
As printers, we give our testimony vol.
unfairly, that the "Aldine" is the besi
and most advanced printing press ofthe
age, destined to prove the herald of q
new era in color printing; we state this
from practical knowledge, and after hav.
having for months tried their presses
with Aattering success. Though it has
been but short time since the press was
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ORDINANCES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BILLS ALLOWED.
LOUISVILLE CORRESPONDENCE.

On motion, Council adjourned,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-04

TIE Busy HORNET. A gentleman 4
Hartford, Conn, the other day, oJ;a.uc
access to tree for the purpose Of ias,e
ing a rope at some distance from 4
ground, with which to form a connect (
with an upper window of las l0uss-iI
objective point being a clothcs-'ias. IN
tree standing on a nei sI Aor' land, palm
sion was obtained to cccupy IL. In odd
to have DO serious obstacles TO clinDin,
the gentleman stripped down TO pants an
shirt and ''harnessed' the tree bareheaCet
He made n successful ascent to an elc7i
ton Of twenty feet, at least, and was sbou
to tie a sailors knot when a wasp iHtel
viewed him. He dismissed the rope foyi
second, and brushed the wasp away. an
turned his attention to the rope ag2ii
More wasps arrived suddenly, and seyerl
of them stood upon his head, which
slightly bald, and he dropped tie "a
which was not yet tied. BY this tine tie
were 1870 wasps holding a coaveIa
about his person. He thought he w0ai
adjourn, aud did, hurrieGiy, fairly silall
down the tree, aud leaving patches q d
trousers along at intervals to show I3a'
had been there. Some wasPs cane ooN
too, but most of them remained aT0al
the rope, apparently wondering WAX
was for. There are times when II is Pisa
anter to be a wasp than 2 nsn- n
tree -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-04

80 ~ " ipoW ER AND THE GoosE.-Pos
ger was a widower, of middle aco 'O0
cent uhsophIsticated, quiet and 'nlo-
ana yet he had spice Of gallant. stu :
composition. In time it came > ID Lis
he dropped in frequently at a., - - 'l-t
Midgett's, and often spent =, = 'uow
there. Some said he called to s1'nS
WIDOW, while others declared fl. Tie
that he was attracted by one NJ a., At y
ing daughters. But it dop't,,... '--.'ii-
evening Bodger called, and e., "ae
mother and daughters bus;ly srr..., ,' '''4
ishing up a lot of garments tbry1.s5 '''-
making for the village tailor N ''el
were putting in the closing s,itora. gus $.
the widow was pressing Of tl, "'a
Bodger set his hat upon the f. '.la'
pleasantly to all hands, and t,.,l- D.. '''''a
toned seat by the fire. ''0CUs-
1t CHANGED that just as the y,,s.....,
and smiling visitor had 5islsoec5 ,s,'. .'''led
III the comfortable chair the Nh I'll
done with her pressing-iron. which Aaa
ordinary tailor's ''goose.'' Sbc e.+.I.-. 4A
upon the hearth, and called to I.r NV : u
man, who was in a distant ro,r, 80
Cato !-Cato-Conae md IL
goose t'' '"' "''
Bodger started with as.oDis,.-,o,.
alarm. ana
Cato'-do you hear2'' pursued T..
widow. And, as the dssky form oe -
stalwart negro appeared in the ,iooruav ~
81 wish you to remove this goose =,
Mrs. Midget" u" gasped Badrer fa,r
fully agitated, you need not bavs -
to harsh measures, If my presence i. -
fensive, will retire without the inte,a,'
ence of your servant
= bnrst of boisteyous laughte- f,ar, ,,.o
ladies caused Bodger to sink b.el. i,.. l..
seat, and when the matter bad hoo, -
planned, and Cato had taken av,, !
goose, lie felt eRsier-C. az Y = -.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-04

a LONE HASD--Daniel Drew yae s,,.,a
III his office one"dsy after lis a.-,.t,,.,
ti!t with the North west by which The t..,.
Of Wall street tilted the old fellow ev. n,
two millions. There was curiyr, er,,.s
sion on his face. something between e-v.
ing and laughing ard he appeared 10 Is
contemplating the vanity Of AL thinss
here below, or how quickly millions tskrl
to themselves wings aal sIiy.
While seated thus, a stranger entered
AMI acc1>tUd Confidential -.sE.
You paid me for some siocl ra,.e.dar.
do you remember the transaction -.
ooh, yes, perfectly" replied ;-g clr-:.
''~eil, then, you made s. E.- .z.stass.
sir"
Guess not, L am not in the hast Of d I
ing 50, be said, somewhat plqueu to think
that such a charge ,h ,ulF be blar-l !
against him in Mr.. Dlow's presence.
But am sure You did just glance owe |
your books, and if I'm mista.zen. rbv-I'1I
treat"
Reluctantly the clerk complied. sai
found that he had made an error ia f5ayl
ing and paid the stranger one hundred doll
lars tce much.
Drew got up and approached The desk.
Il knew it. said the stranger, throw
ing down a hundred dollar greenbacl1.
Il make it a point TO be honest. - lac adi-
ed. buttouiuc IN his coat
Honest. eh - whincd Daniel ;unn |;
to him; 'honest DO yon live in y
York %
''I do, sir
''You.do, eh And you are terg L5lest
We'll you are playing lone hand. ycal |
man lone hand. Ii you have mu,h 4
do in Wall street, you viii get awful lsaei
some-that's all I've got to say"