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Ing dute, in regard to broken 1au,ps leg ,,y.
ta m otIss shS slosIns facts: ~ referss 10 The ts
,si. p,eo :!s; Of Ane. Il ~: faao an q Soy. !.
.ame nat III quarterly report" referred to h's' been
With reference to broken lan,r., rece,vo thy in.
such information rarros.. Az informed Thai
III reeeve q sf 5 ee ea s9ni'i s2ns ' y
n sno ro;e .2 soe onstas tar:yI asked te Acting
m fur fys ~ H. aha Hss s
lamns oycs Tho entire city. Ter tls difference
nmaterall! damaged have Ecen included. wiick we're
nut included In tho rcRnlar rrForts. lut whatever may
iii % hans my eoriaa a
wnatcsrT @ hsd been entered On that nccon and none
nt his blA Will ht certified by me until c finishes up
hle btt!nsa according 10 contract.
~ TO Tue tIc.sucon lain III va*b'tlA on nccons Of
. ao sa1y Sse. .F' @ aI the onS # f ts ne
ruary, IA an trsin1icr thcra wero 7stl llulra de.
s!sa H. s. ss, a,ns c: u x"n here a,'n s.
particular qualify. s'' ~'' ~ '"' "''''' - '''
Discrss1dN.
AID, Qurk 8Afd that Tho Charge made against
tho Gas lnRpector appeared to llavo good foasltla-
ZION. Complaints wera continually ma.io Ut tho
dirty atase Of tho LAMPS Which wrro auppoaoI
20 bo cioaucd onco month, and also nbent tho
breakago Of lamps. huch brcaknscs rc.na,nug
iintu,pAired for months tosattur. This was a
bad state OF affairs, md lie. should like tn linvo
a further statement from thu party accuses!.
Mr. slebel said TINT the b:oakasc OF tho
Lamp p., ~ ehiey xaG, %s . G cold a,{ea weather. we
them Lis could not pce all tho lanps hin,acf,
but relied mostly upon tho reports Of policemen
aud upon private complaints. Schoolboys very
often broke lamps, and hsoke tho very eamc oncn
over again after tlloy had heen repaired. Tho
iamp.cleaners also broke 4onlc. Ifo had dolni;e-
ly rotused to pay tho lanp.contractor anything
until ''is co,itruct was rendered complete.
Ala. Qntrk satd that ALL. White wns prcsoilt
and could make statement. le was tho Mau
who mado the charges.
Atm. WHITE
remarked TINT hundreds Of lamps on tho South
Side had boon left unit this wiutcr and had not
bech 90 reported, to Ills certain knowledge. Could
Mr. stohol give any reason why The sas Oh tho
West Sido was better than that burned on lie
South, witch was, undoniabiy tito easo?
als' S!sbcl replied tllat tho apparatus as his
could glye no reason for ik-nuteaa sumo chem
zeal difference in tho 9unilty OF tho gus. That
might account for It, Tho city paid for ai1toel,-
AID. Whiso asked how mauy private ustros |
bad been examined. anil low much Of tic nlouoy |
had been accounted for.
Mr., siebol said Tint ali The private 1nc,res OK.
aminod wcro reported to the COmptrolor's otlico,
s and al al the money received for TINT work. won't
Somo ratler dosul.ory talk followed, Ala.
Quirk rcmatking tllat 1t was no light 1natter 10
have moro or than 400 broken lamps in the city.
AID; Whites resolution was then, en- motion,
The statement OF the Gas-1nspcctor MAS tcm-
porarily laid orer.
TIE CONSUMERS COMPANY.
Iho question OF granting franchise to tho /
Consumers Gas Company was next III order.
Aid. Qurk asked somebody to explain tho cu-
,fl. Harvey ,: Brown explained tlio mastor
, 1875-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| Alfa. Fan Cott will hold q farewell love-feass
at tho First Methodist Church ut noon to-day.
DR.. Kohlcr's interesting lecture on Aasyt;au
Discoveries will DO published to-tnorrow.
Susan u. Anthony Is tho lccturcr for Tho Sim,
eay aftornoon Lecture Society tomorrow. liar
! subject will be Social Purity"
a masa- a-nleeting will bo bald at srartinea weat
Side Hall, SO South Ada street, this evonins, to
ttiscnsa tho Municipal Incorporation bill now b.
fore tho Legislature. w.
Prof. a.. z. Burbank. tho olocutioniat, wilt
give reading Monday evening ut o'c}oc!, at
tic Fifth frcshyterian Chntct,, coruor Of IudI-
ana avenue md Th,rteth asrcot.
IT The nev. Stuart Robinson, D. D., OF Louis
Mons Chrstnn Association Of this city, In Fnr.
well Hall, Thursday eycnug Sfnrc!, Is. Hubtoct :.
~. "Tbs Ihroo Fundamental Lars Ct our Civilian
4 grand, ratification moctlng in favor Of tho
.,titizena' Union Ticact" for tho coming cleo
Under !ho anapicoa Of tho Workingncn's CIuh
o. tho Sixth Ward, at tho Turner 1iali No, 1tiJ
South Unlisted ssrcot, near Thirty-ffth street
The Womnn's Christian Temperance Union
will hold mass- -mecting Sabbath evening In tho
'haotnodst CHURCH corner Of Washington aud
Momans Union Of D1oohlyn, N. T.. and Miss
Frances =. Willard, President OF tho Cblcsco
Union, will addrass tile mootlng.
:. Carpenter & Bholdon tayo eueagcd doorpe
Fandophon, the great Shaksperoan reader, for
two eIonngs Of tho spriug aerles OF Star Eptoy-
tstu!nents. A1r. Vandenhor has long stood at
the head Of bis profession ~ u reader, and low
will miss tho opportunity Of hearing him. Iijn
datca arc MARCH, Is and 25
Thcrc will b II meeting OF the Chicago Luu,-
bermnn's Board OF Trato ut thcir rooms No. 258
south Wator street. Tuesday. Alnrch 10, at :
o'clock ?. M. for tho purpose OF designating Di
Chicago Lutnborman's board Of Ytado and tbn
Iumbermnns Exchange. '"0
The r. Roy. Bishop Augustus Maria Tobbo
Of Covlngtou, KY, will open short nilsson Of
three days. or wbat tho Pzoseseants cali ro-
ylval, foF the German Catholics Of this city On
Church, cornor Of Clark and Folk streets, All
tho German Catholics and Pedestrians of Chlca.
60 arc invited to attend.
, 1875-03-13
HUGH GhRR(TY.
nOjIEt.fl FOR JlFJsT

The Garrity family continue to bo succcpsfu
In their attempts to get before Tho pubiic Ia ut
unonvlabto light. 10 give nven brief rcsutoe
OF tho many crooked Jobs IN which tho Garrit1
brothors have been engaged In tho past few
years, would tako up several columns Of papcr;
and, though 1t might provo interesting, It could
hardly DO called profitable readipg. Tie 1asl
enc Of the family to got himself into trouble IL
tho one who ID known by the name OF HUGH.
who morits The ttllo Of boiue tho hard,
est Of tho frasernity, inasmuch as ho
can drauk harder, hit hardor, and svcar
harder than any other two members of tic no.
toEious family. Up to within short time thu
darritY boys have been, comparatively speaking.
quiet. their ssoady job al gambliug-roona aud
braco-houao bullles hopping tbcm supplied ,Yiti,
really money. The cloe1ng Of tile gambling
lucrative and easy employment, and tbcY Layo
been forced to resort to other means of raiuin q
AZ honest livelihood, which, 1t will DO seen, aro
OF nature That will land tho whule OF tl,o:n.
sooner Or !ator, into their natural rostiug-placo
Tuesday last Air. r. r. pntnam, wel!-kuoyn
Pcorla packer, came to Chicago With TWO car
!oa1s OF stock which ho dlHpoAod Of a. tho Stock
inrda. and Ihnraday hc chsno up to town In or
'haeop. Having accomplished Aas object, he
took walk along Madison street, and when near
sinn ,. nJ "ms ,,,, aefosten t ~ stranger Wo
asked after a ihs Sa,n,,v va'eu eu nun Ma Johes
NJ rutnsm aJ ha5 t,rnnaH ~ nma o. aooh ID
ni.ininr ssto A1a ~ ru'eu n.n Ms MISTAKE Dy OK
,yhn S,s WY ;,,n,, Nv "es, Mhefe 10 came from;
my M"1 dnn,,,aI .n ,!iouu1 "oEc, etc., apoloE'zod
rau ro.a,,., I'Entt'u. Mf.;s ~. i"tnam mad hardly
,I,ah nt axonuo a Wnoa no was accostct by
Vowed tho iosop M NJ nn haa inter-
,hn In!neM pess'sto4 TN osfr'ty waa stranger,
~ pansta .n or, ~ M,cn Tue latter talked
,a n,ntsa ~ ~ pu1n. Anu hdt "a nsattefs; anu tue
c,trvann uu 10 "1se, %of4ea apon tug innocent
dru arn, ~ H. shat ne sfntou Clarity to
" 4cetan mw n,u Ut aha S@a nun ~ sogthes
1a9is ~ .I..y s"gnI..y aoa.nea' Nhon oppoBlte No.
ho ho bs,l I'y taIa9 ntor%ea i 6as Communion that
md irri,ed h;s es.s ~ .oe toalasiilo Lottery,
va r.o n,ssea ~ 1ts companion 10 accompany him ia
uoI u.o' osn1 " sSS = u Iad drawn anything H. Put
,.ant au M reeuSa 10 taa pfonoslslon, aud tho pair
IT,, W Htas 1 Maese ta1fty introduced hla vlo-
WI Iree. ~ A. ~ p'S "Sont.
-oot. ~ ~ IL I.na.n NJ Was snsea TO SO INTO back
two ,,a,' ~ a uack mas nafay turneu before the
tHo Mtn AIucKeh Alm Gown, aiId WGnk through lila
, 1875-03-13
DEATHS,

M;oTES~Tho funeral NJ Tho iato Ausn,u. n ~.
I'LL f tskS 4 sHco A. oslook p. Saturday srrSo
I ngTnfIIIER7Sfrs II Maria butcher. aged 20 mir,
nstrt19c: e o.cht1 Friends 81 Tho fatniy ~, E a.
AMlTnI Tl,n funeral ot Eliza g.. v,fo A. ,..-
m ~. H:lf1 Sstu;y o, msrreess II.
STEW WhET-At C3t,irn, California Tcf 81
" "9 Sss, 81 fS brain, re isev nr a. H. stews tess S1as
mtN;Thn funeral services Of tio It,e Ca,r,,, r -,
" w ne IT, "t TT th7 7sly rescnee issnse D.,
ioa e ~ 3sh IT.. a T. ea9s vii T. 4.
Ia tdH[ Sl y lsf1o "a tho e. .e,aa. aass io
'aTndate md Roins T. oakwooI ,esoto1y F. F. n, fs:
IIA! N tho ]: o.. iA!trnah, without cIanss P. ..
Friends Of tho fanliIy Inysled. "'s' os ea't
:, tn? l1t! n.L, John p rarr,r ,,t,..
Il, a. ~ IesoNce. 1918 1nhiauh-Av Notice of n1aas
p,ssso 9".ten Nsw York. aud nuroston tv. p,n.
, 1875-03-13

Jnmns Mcguire. 1fyorB, finding TINT h!H prtgoucr
was nbont 10 cB,.po, drow hn revolver aud n cd
u nt h'sn, Thu tI,ot struck his hat and knocked
u nif, null i,e stopncd nnd WAS ncortod by lilo
otllcor. Tho TIL 90 prisoners ucre takon to lilo
Afnory hnd locked u,. Tl1ree chnrHcA-carry-
interfering; with tho o!1ccr In tic discharge Of
'lih tltity.-woro booked aatAst Moore, amt Ma
gntsa was Charged Will, vagrancy and Iisordorly
conduct. Iho ralico otlcoEsasa waking up to tho
criminals, and havo brought several 10 gtief
, 1875-03-13
GAS.

MEETING or TIE COUNCIL coHNtrrEx.
The Committee on Gas, Of tho Common Coun.
eil, hold taceting in tho City Clorks Office yes-
sefaay Afternoon. Aid. Jonas In the chair,
Tue charges sga1ust Haa- Inspector stebol ON.
bodied In the resolutions Of Aid. White. aIre,dv
Published. wore frat taAeu up,
Dir. siobel submitted the following statement
OF his caso.
A. TO your Committee has bean sstesred resolution
which rreteaas ~ though had been deaedent q rsn
dctng tho proper reports ~ tho Council Aaa neaiac9
, 1875-03-13
EPlSCOPALIANfSM.


W. r. Wh!tehouso, ESP. Chancellor Of tho
Cathedral, tho validity Of whose vote for Bishop
at tile recent Episcopal Convention has been
challenged. wrtes tho following letter to the
Rev. Dr.. Chase, Chairman Of tho Standing Com
mtteo. on tho subject:
AsnLANp eLocK, Cn1cAoo. March Silly Dsnr Dr..
cha Tho legality Of the election Of Dr. DeEoyet 10
s:. as. sopis IT, o1 + Illinois h1s been alreay 20 fully
sha fare Of tho opinions Of The Hon. Thomas
others, u attempt to slggcst anything ctlning to
new, mud boring directly upon the question Involved
Aud yet may 10 permitted to say that onu consi
Ton teems to mo to have een ~ far largely not en-
tire'y orerooked one, may add too. thst wunt az
Eesr to my mind largely conelusys in it, bearing upon
The argument tloso who ornose tho right of tba
Chancelots TO seats anl votes clume baAed u,on
TO ground aat such officers ase not rceognlzrd By tho
Hon. NJ Arnold, In hIs letter to tho lisbon Of Ma
its.kn to b tbs supreme law Of iie Convention y;
l'e nned by mere bylaw canon, OF rulo oi order.
being then, Il is ctancd conceded that the Chan.
Ss% m r. a a4d s es e. md faehss; X
tutio1! tho conclusion i drawn that the Constitution
+ e1ei.Ee. and that the of'cos aud :Hnc,ona of ths
claimed arc i violation Of tho supreme
lay and cannot he maintained.
Loaying aade, MI not worthy Of liscussiou the AZ.
t1aoFlinary assumption that ecclesiastical
canons s-arc rcre BY laws rules Of order ths At.
gl!mcnt 10 baae upon an eitiro Misunderstanding at
whasfhe Constitution Of th's ns aay other plocoss i.
Anh also upon an entre tscontep ion Of eanona aud
cauonca law.
The word !" Constitution" may 10 used. "eyery.
claims, TO designate the osganlu Law; tho supreme
!aw'" .s' 0',t certainly no such s'so prevails IL
teso anal9gy whatever between tho oon.sl.'t.o
af State and that Of q Diocese. The very term
"eon;'!tu.aa r., + new in church nomenclature and
T. AMI thv htAto Idea It em,odes alike unknown
IN ths primitive church. Tho Church l,uws esnnne
sn.k sn esnons ns ony it, esnons so,ne Of whsh ata
tFa, arc the supreme law In America sornp III fcir
, 1875-03-13

twould say 70 tho many patrons ordering my Rheu-
matte Compound by Tho expensive way Of express
q, O. D., that now be bad 1t tho same r,oe Of
Van sclsactt Stevenson Reid. Eos. u snd o. 1ako
stsestt u.W, CohsTocx,
LafAyette, lad.
, 1875-03-13

frof. o. 8, Fowler Il agatn at tho Palmer Houae.
His rooms Last week were 80 crowded with appcsnt.
that he VA unable 10 Atteal 10 A aad will therefore
reniaiu With III I'll Sunday eycning, whom he Will
leave for st. Louis. This il tbs lAst opportunity for
consultations In this city,
, 1875-03-13

q. N. Petttnsill d Go,
1hs sdssrt!stng sgsncy Of Nessrs 8. II. PettngtIt
o. = taSiog rank smops the sEsst hus!nssa
, 1875-03-13

10 rennHc tho tecth a.t rcnicr tic Lrcatt
with FraErant sosoont hut |. ia hcst 10 uuc ~.
aetll Vegetable Elixir before tho teeth becI IA ,,t
and tho Iroath 10 lose ,ts srrslIncse, e'" ''''l
, 1875-03-13

for OMAHA salt IAke City, H,n Frunclseo and al fat
west points, viii leayo tho Central Depot foot Of Lake
atEeet, snnday, March II. ut IL T. m. Tickets and
secpngear bcrthG may be had 1t 81 Cfark street, In.
diana Avenue Station. anl at Tho depot Through.
tickets via q. 4 N. ". II. H., and g., L. kr.H. Il
arc good on theaa tkaIns.
, 1875-03-13


Yon Will anA nowl,crn n Tho West 4 uuer ,..,..-
Of hfstcaas slows, ranges, or general ho,,,ra..f
goods, Than with Jarncu T. Dalton h Co.. Mo-, IN op'ae
of stao strcst, nj thclr place, orpps!to lin 1aa
, 1875-03-13

To thr Editor n 1hr Chttuno lr,6tnt:
CH1rAdo, MARCH, 1!.-Anl isow comes tho great
Diocese OF New York, presided over by Bishop
Potter. nnl embracing within its lir1ita 30 much
Of gill that ,glron dlGaty. and power. and
grandeur to tho Amoricaa Church, and rofuscs
Kovcn NJ bishop. Docs my intelligent Epis-
copalian nuppoao that this Diocese with all
itB illustr'ous cl1urehmeu. docs not understand
llo question? Do not our rituallatio friends Il,
chicago begin to Hce thnt they lavo placed
themselves ln opposition tu tho will OF tho great
body Of tho Cl,nrch7 1t Is time that the little
Horaa Of matcontcnts Who innist on "Do Koven
or nobody" ho compelled to tako back seats
allt teilhve themselves. Tho Church will toier.
ute no moro contnmacious tlsrcgnrd Of her
authority Or Lo:trino. They must submit OF ro-
tlr2. 4 1AYMAy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29

have not: the wherew;tpal ~ bsaEr their
proportion. Many b0atS in the West are
now, on this aecount, run by limited liability
stock companies, incorporated under State
laws but If they happen to getcaught our
side Of their state, the law becomes oper
alive On their property and person. Most
of these obnoxious features have been rs1-
dered inops,a'!ve BY the treasury SegGls-
tions or local decisions, which leave a boat
liable to ell the annoyances Of the law WHIT n
she happens TO pass out u local jurisdiction
or from the waters of one district int those
Of another. The object of Che convention
will be t. secure more uniformity, and it il
thought that this can be- best done by y se
peal Of the old law sn6 tho ssbstitutlon. if
necessary. OF new. ono.
Whi 10 the convention gill 1e1ots all its
energies to the accl mplishmGnt Of this main
object, q slf0ng effort will also ba made
) lo"kineto the adjustment Of tho Emitted
st ares Shipping Commission and Ee,ufD
OF the business of that Office TO- the custom
house. The annual election Of officers will
also occupy . portion Of the time Of the
convention. Among the other things on
the programme are. 4, visit to one of the
theatres. an in.p1 ctisn by invitation Of the
lnman CoDpauys steamer City OF Rich
mond, and of the boats OF The Cnion Ferry
Company. = trip about the harbor, and an
other TO the Hell Gate Improvements, and,
finally. voyage down the coast iO =
steamer which has been especially Offered
them for that OCCASION. The secretary has
received communications which Il = l him to
believe that 80 delegates from the various
lake and seaport cities will attend the con
venton. At yesterdays meeting Messrs
h s. Osbon aud G. w. Copeland were ap-
pointed a committee to arrange the IetSils
Of thoir reception Ne,c York Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29

she ssw . psir:se bright eyes ostiag ct her
from tuff Of tall grass. Tim going to see
what you are, anyhow" she said. She got
down fron har horrs, and .sodn found that
the eyes belonged to 1.-THE prettiest little
darling she ever saw"
There were more Of them. but she only
captured one specimen and climbed back to
her saddle. She had not gone half mile
before she heard, sepeIhing looping behind
her. She turned around and saw a lion.
She put her horse to his best speed and al
most flew, she says. but the hoxrid thing
gained on her. ''Of course, knew what
ehe WANTED" said the child, i'but I didh't
intend to huniOr her sel6shnesss. didn't
take but one, and / left her two, and that's
as generous 10 any one need be. But. she
couldn't seem to see it. Anyhow, she just
flew after ue, and old Phil-talk aboit his
being q FAST horse. wanted to break his
neck. The lion gained on us at every STEP
till at last took her baby and threw it At
her. Now take it and leave. ysu stingy old
thing said; and she did. She just grabbed
him mp in her mouth and put of, and /
came home" The mother says that nothing
would give her greater comfort than to
know that her children we're all afraid of
their ewn shadows. But not one of them
has ever shown particle ct cowardice in
theis lives, nor their father before them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
y Youthful Operator.

oan FRANCISCO stands aghass at the Auda.
clous stock operations Of one Cbarlea
Auchel. . youth Of ninetees. .i.hou, cav,
ical OF available means of his swn. The
Chronicle says:
Ibis adventurous and eneerpraine vsutS
q mere brokers' clerk. with no canital sx'
.cept ms native audacity and craft. actnaIlv
rivals IN the magnitude of his stock trsnsac.
ions lions .ne veteran millionaires who are popl,-
n 10y supposed 70 control the market. make
corners, ana send stock up or down accords
ing 10 their pleasure. His Operations. inns
"a asr ascerfalned, during the first two weeks
wbii ,ss. ,,n January, amounted 20 $4,000,
WINS vullng the months Of Nav and
June they iguyed ny to thu ;n
creolo'e sum Of $4,000. HE fra.san.
.lons from the beginning Of che year
~ ~ -, T,wensy-hpst OF Juiy amounted n,
ose 81. 81 Ioo.ooo But these figures, stunninn
as lney may seem. on!y'cpver his sales and
purchases Through two brokers' IL ' u
knoWn to have also operated 4hrnn,b
others, and the full extent OF his steel az!
ings mas not yet been ascertained WS,Ie
carrying on business On this maon;tnan.
scare ne drove high. spirited tro,rer. ~, .na
LII ioa9, and ls said TO have been Tho
tn OF no less than three dashinu douhie
s"m n, ne was gorgeously appareled. fareG
Of everything going that con,d S Sa o Inc oest
aG ho1 money .S; Fhere was nothing negsrd,v
a Inu; TINS pgecocious prodigsl. r. h
sxpendsd MS money freely it Wa. noe all
D;s Only few weeks ago no semt
a [ns. mother and sister off upon Euron zen,
our, and his main solicitude wbsn ar
5 ssGrs to De- lest they should hear Of bs
@ con1inrs me .yd tact that the boy was able
ected, using the stocks and the cream dhu e.
x 'eems lne1plicabe The defraudea broker s1sr'
Snsn TREND END. applied to him asking the
loa for another youth, made ans se qesee
'vu b nave 9. BOY you care anything about.
ct him to dea,.ag ssmblipg den il you like,
, '.;9I clerk of him. The real aamh Ss
s W. ~ E, iess trying to his morale than tbs
'ase California street imisstion::' 'D0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29

Dom Piatt writ.s from London 70 ,be
Capital IN speaking pt Madame Tussaud' =
waxworks: TO the great mass Of visitors
after mig 1t these figures are so lif. like and
real that it is dangerous to get out OF line.
ZOE IL Is not uncommon ta have some ", ary
man OF woman who has seated himself or
herself to be mistaken for a wax cr.a,inn
ana commented upon and criticized by RI.
crowd This is what happened to John T.
raymond. the :tor, who has made Colonel
Mulberry Sellers immortal John was tired
and 30 hinged on his centre into an old
chair. He had not observed the number
placarded over his head that indicat d he
was occupying the seat of a wax figure
removed tor repairs. The crowd soon
thought he was subjected to com,noa
process OF being stared at as Colonel Sellers.
Then 1t flashed across bis fun-loving brain
mat ne was being mistaken tor a wax fg
ure, for one ct the ladies exclaimed: ..Hnw
very life-like and natural to be sure. Win
Is 1t! Catalogues were hastily searched
ana raymond humOred the joke by sitting
very s,lil and putting glass glare in bis
as it at first appeared, for directly ' mani
SAID: well, 1 thiak he is the ueiiest little
fellow eyersaw." "Itis positively the most
horrible FRI; looking creature in the place Who
10 lt!. asked q lady. The number VA, fnnnd
and the account read out: tom Thug, the
cruelest murderer ever hung; cut the throats
Of whole family Of foult zen persons for
the fling sum of ten ponds eight shiI.
llngs and sixpence ""Well. rll De hanged,
eried raymond, jumping to his fee t, iii it
without ticking on that miserable snm Of
,lxpence. Here is the late Mr.. Thomas
thug charged with wholesale sssassina'
,lon; and they bad TO slap on that sixpence.
l, believe the late Mr.. Thug was swiudled !"
me crowd laughed and screamed ac the
'udden and startling effect. One more COIL
T .Oh, bother: that is an old game here
I ms ns,le fehow IS hired to do this-Mme
. ts pays him one pound six shillings--"
- so ~ say slxpencs. cried Raymond, III +!
itreep." az "'e9 |