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National Republican., 1875-11-05
THE POLICE BOARD.
Their Meeting Ysstsrday-Quartsrly Rsport
of the Maiar


The Board of Police Commissioner held its
regular meeting yesterday. The report of the
Msjor and Superintendent for the quarter ending
September 30, 1875, and that Of ]. A. W. Clarvoe,
chief Of detectives, for the month Of October were
received and ordered to be placed on file.
The resignation Of private E. L. johnson was re
ceived and accepted to take effect Immediately. s.
H. Reeder was appointed apriyats on the force,Vice
johnson.
The complaint against private W. H. Mills not
The COMMITTEES on examination OF candidates
for appointment on the force will meet FOR that
purpose Monday November 3, at O'clock ?; G m; a.
quarter ending September 50, 1875. shows that
during the quarter there were I, 40 arrests made
these srrssts % were made BY tho detective corps
1859 were married and 2,7H were single; 2, 745
could read and write, and le75 could not read and
Offenses against the person males, 2516; females,
564. Otfenses against property, males, 1,lo5; fe-
males, 1T5. OF the cases reported ,4o5 were dis
were sent to jail for court Is gave bail, SIS were
sent to the workhouse, IS gave security to keep
the peace, % were sent to the Reform school, 10
not disposed Of and in SIS cases various light pun
ishments have been inflicted, and been classed
under the head Of miscellaneous. Flneshave been
imPSsed IN I2Sg Gases amounting ID al 70 s SS.
in United States cases, 81 us; In District OF 90
lumbia cases appealed, $2,1lo; In United States
cases Appeared, Hl,lOs. 1nCluouIAl OuIeS-Ine
number of destitute persons furnished with
lodgings has been during the quarter, 1,052; lost
children restored to parents, 40; sick or disabled
assisted taken to hospital 2lO; horses cattle or
vehicles found astray and restored to owners, 81;
doors left open and secured by the police 33 fires
attended in the District, IS; persons found dead,
.; accidents reported, SO; inquests attended, 10;
dead and abandoned infants found, IL.
The report further shows that the present num-
Der Of men on the force is 2SS-one MAJOR and
superintendent, one captain and inspector, 10
lieutenants, 20 sergeants, 197 priyates and men
detailed. or this number SIX compose the de-
tective corps and three are sanitary officers.
OF the arrests made by the force were for mur-
der, male and female; l arrest for rape, 3 for
arson, 13 for burglary, l3 for grand larceny, for
passing Of counterfeit money, II for robbery, IL
deserters. Of all the arrests 59l were white and
I, $50 cOloTed.
The value Of property and money turned over
to the property clerk during the quarter was
S22 076.40, OF which 81 666.40 was turned over by
the police and Sl9,SlO by the detectives. During
the quarter the property clerk delivered to own
ers or otherwise disposed of property amounting
10 - J76lO,
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Mardi-Gras.

So quietly have the arrangements been carried
on that our special local giving information Of the
Carnival-a real Madri. Gras-in this city next
February, created considerable surprise. 1t is o
festival Of which the North Of this country knows
very little; It is, however, the popular ete Of the
South, and has been very successfully attempted
in Washington. The Carnival for next February
here our people must understand as a sure thing
1t is in the hands Of those who always carry
through what they attempt. We ask for them
the assistance Of all other societies whose pur-
poses bear upon such festivals. Undoubtedly,
the old MGnnerchor will be glad to receive and
consider suggestions. This is q matter in which
our business men should take q lively interest,
for there is nothing aside from the Centennial
calculated to attract more to our city than Just
such fete. The MRnnerchor is already in CON-
munication with the Mystic Krews of the South
ern cities, and will receive from them valuable
aid and ideas.-PhfIGdelphfa Press, November 4.
Here is something for Washingtonians to be in
terested in, especially the Lord Of Misrule, who
WILL 20 doubt call his faithful subjects together
National Republican., 1875-11-05
WaddiO0.

Last night the nuptisls Of WIlIiam.C. Clabaugh
and Miss Kate HsrroVer we're celebrated ut the
Mount Zion N. E. church, W. l. McKenny, the
pastor, officiating. The church was thronged
with the friends Of the vouDR couple. who hold
them in high esteem. Mr.. Clsbaugh IL q young
beautiful bride is the accomplished daughter of
Captain VIM. II. Narrower, one Of our most
worthy business men. The happy couple were
the recipients Of many c0mpllme ents and express
sons Of best wishes for their success and prosper
ity: May no shadow ever obscure their pathway
OF happiness.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Marriage Licenses.

The following licenses were issued by Mr..
Meigs yesterday: William T. Wilson and Eliza
W. Beale, Eugene Wilson and Margaret Barber,
Daniel Downing and Lucy Robinson, Robert Oar.
din and Mary e. Davis, Andrew jackson and
Alice Posey, Ezra d. Baker and NJ. Jennie Boyd
Thomas F. TAFT and Louise EastOn, Jos. ReIbere
and Eliza Laplsce, John b. Hammond and Sue
r. Burke, Henry J. Ladson and Eliza E. Baxter,
Edward 7. Lewis and Frances A. MIlstesd, VIM.
Tilghmsn and CathaTine Ferrills, David e. Cur
It's and Evelyn L. Emerson, Elijah Lucas and
Eliza Johnton, J. Edward Reddick and Mary A,
Collins, VIM. B. Dyer and Susannah Dyer
National Republican., 1875-11-05
The Importance fan mIf.r

The inadvertent omission in the middle Of a
sentence in DR.. Howlsnd's remarks In the report
Of the Potomac Fruit Growers meeting wednes.
day morning caused him to say what he did not
say. The sentence should have read as follows:
sDr. Rowland said that he disliked to bring up
personal matters before the association but If the
Statements in the extract were true their score
taIy, DR.. Snodgrass, was not at to be o member
Of the association, and was especially unified 10
be an of1cer, and the association ought TO expel
him." This correction is due TO both DR.. How.
land and DIR. Snodgrass, as In the report 1t ap-
peared ss though the former believed that DR..
SnodgrBss was guilty.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Are There Kidnapptrl Aroundl

Last evening about $50 o'clock q very tall
white man, with light pantaloons, black coat and
light hat, followed a small lye.year-old boy
up Eleventh street to No. H. the residence of the
lad, and waited there behind the high stone stems
until the boy came out, and then chased him
about two squares, without catching him, cursIng
him all the way. The boy screamed murder
thereby attracting a very large and excited
crowd. In the meantime the man made of down
Eleventh street and was seen no more. 1t Is sup
posed the man was after watch the boy was
wearing,
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Auction Sales To-day.

By b. H. Warner:
At 4SO O'Clock, valuable land in Washington
county.
By Young Middleton: ......
At 4:S0 o'clock, improved property on Eighth,
between L and NJ streets northwest.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Billiardists all Agog.

The lovers of billiards in Washington are in
high state Of excitement over the news that the
new Imperial billiard saloon, provided for his
guests by Colonel James S. Peirce of the In
perial hotel, will be inaugursted some evening
next week by the champions Of the world, Albert
Garnier and Maurice DAILY. Formal announce
ment Of the night they play will be made.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Odd Fellows notice.
RilIiard tahIes for sale

Uuu Z tIIOWB7 uOLlC6.
Billiard tables for sale.
Room for rent at coo II street.
Florida-the Italy Of America.
Suite Of elegant rooms for rent.
Rooms for rent at 419 Sixth street.
A desirable business stand for sale.
Rooms for rent at 10l7 Connecticut avenue.
Diaries for 1876 at Solomens & Chspman's.
Five new brick dwellings for sale BY E. ].
Sweet.
A two.story frame dwelling for sale by Edwin
]. Sweet.
Five new buildings for rent on Filth street
southeast.
Auction sale of . tvo-story pressed brick house
by b. II. Warner. ..a 40
ChanceIy sale of valuable real estate near
Uniontown by B. II. Warner.
Clothing at greatly reduced rates at liable
Bros, corner Of Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
A Graat CurInsitv.

The BIO cigar nan will exhibit on Saturday
evening, November Q, 1875, at O'Clock, sharp, in
his show window, $50 street, one Of the greatest
curiosities ever exhibited in this country. The
public are invited. Matinees every day there
after at 3 p. N. Reserved seats free.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Reunion Of Lib.rtY LodRs. No. R.KnfP.

Liberty Lodge, No. g. K. of P, held reunion
at their hall, on Pennsylvania avenue east, be-
tween Second and Third streets, on Wednesday
evening. Though the weather was very in
and everything passed off pleasantly Dancing
was kept up until late hour. The COMMITTEES
who had the matter in charge deserve great
credit for the efficient manner in which they con-
Quoted the affair.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Equity Court-Judge Wylie.

The following business was transacted by this
curt yesterday:
Dalyys. Joy; bond of appeal to General Term.
Penalty fixed at SIOO
Freedman's Savings and Trust Company VS..
Holden. Decree for specific sum and substituting
trustee.
In re estate Of William Worthington, Refer
enee 10 auditor 70 state trustees account
Appleby VS.. Winston. Decree for sale.
Kaiser vs.. Stickney. Pro confeSso against chr
tain defendant.
Burr VS.. Wheeler. Still reading pap.rs.
Miller VS.. Bell. Nisi confirmation Of sale
Grant VS.. Sreedman's Savings and Trust Com
pany.
Adjourned until to-day at IL O'clock
National Republican., 1875-11-05
n Nav hs In,.r.,ting

For the public to know that since the opening OF
our Iemodeled establishment our sales have in
creased fully ffty per cent The results are due
to our having the largest and most complete stock
which We are Offering at our popular prices
A. SAKs Co., SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Washinqton priYine Park.

Tuesdsy, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of
this week viii witness the. largest trotting meet
ing ever given in this part Of the country n not In
the United States. Among the ninety.iour (o,l
horses present are some Of the finest and most
tickets only 20 cents. Trains leave baltimore and
Potomac Railroad depot at 1.ls, lao, 2, 3:l5 and
$40 d. m. Races commence at o'clock
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Naval News,

A draft of sailors left the navy yard yesterday
morning, in charge Of Ensign Charles ]. Badger,
for Philadelphia. These men are intended as
portion ofthe crew ofthe new sloop- Alliance
now fitting out at that station.
National Republican., 1875-11-05

THE NEW BOOKS.-"MONEY AND THE
author OF principles OF Science, &c; interna,
tional scientific series ~ 50 impressions Of Lon
don Social Life, ~ by z. 3. Nadal, formerly Secre-
tary American Legation at London; eI.5O. '.Elght
Cousins by Louisa III. AlcoEt, authsr OF Little
BY Rev. Z. T. Roe. author OF ''Btrriers Burned
Away N.75. .Daily Thoughts" by Rev. De
Family in Town and Country by the author Of
.'Drein ChiIdren," j" &C.; an antique and beauti-
hood, a seaqer to .,ElsIeis Girlhood;" sl.5O.
'sNotes on Paris, - by 81. Talne. $3.50
Medical Text Books and Treatises, Works on
Sanitary Science, Medical Periodicals., Philosophi-
cal Apparatus. Anatomical Charts supplied at
short notice at manrfActurers' prices. Catalogues
with diagrams, descriptions Snd prices on hand.
The attention OF students IL called to oar New
Medical Note Book, most convenient and useful
article for students attending the OF lie c.
lures. WARREN CHOATE Co.,
~ Booksellers and Statiouers,
vernon Row. corner Of PennsylYania avenue and
Tenth street. OoI-tf
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Class Election.

At class meeting, the students of the Ns-
tional Medical College unanimously elected the
following named gentlemen as officers tor the
ensuing year: President, Mr.. Arthur Grifith;
vice president, Mr.. Elmer R.RsynoIds treasurer,
Z Rler. -
National Republican., 1875-11-05

WHY SUPER with bad cold If one bottle Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure q cough Of the
worst kind. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is sold for
Is cents per bottle, five bottles for 81, in every
respectable drug store in the United States.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
WoRKS oN.ART, ARCHITECTURE AND
w DRAWING.
WARREN CHOkTE d co.'s.


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and their Works. Handbook. By Clara
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sand engravtngs, 1,154pages, Vo., sheep. New
History OF Architecture in ali Countries, from the
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History OF Art. By DR.. VIM. Lubke, Yols
Quarto Beautifully Illustrated. Half calf. SIS. 90
The Grammar of painting and EIgraving. Trans
lated from the French BY Kate Newell Doggett.
Elementary History OF Art. An introduction 10
Ancient and Modern Architecture, Sculpture,
Painting and Music. By N. D'Anyers. Illus:
tratad
Architectare for General Students. BY Caroline
Handbook OF Legendary and Neurological Art.
: By Clara Erskine Clement. With descriptive
Thoughts About Art. By Philip G. Hsmerton q %
Mrs. Jamieson's Works on Art: Price per vol s1.5o
Chapman,s's American Drawing Book. man.
Smiths American Text Books Of Art Educadon,
Hermes Studies. Ornamental Alphabets, Draw
All the above works in sto.k, and supplied at
publishers prices. Books seat by mail postage
Tree, on receipt Of price.
Agents In Washington for Braun's Autotypes-
those remarkable reproductions OF the Great Pie-
Complete stock Of Drawing Materials.
WARREN OHOATE co.
B0OKSELLER6 4ND Sf ATf0NERS,
se2S n tVernon Bowl 81 Penn. avenue.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Queer German Customs.

A correspondent Of the krenfHg Post, writing
from Melsungen, thus pleasantly refers to tho
customs OF that city, which are the same as those
preceding the time Of Luther:
Some Of the customs of the city are nearly as
old as Its towers. The nightwatch calls the
hours OF the night from each corner In the very
same words, We may suppose, TO which these
shrll horn and deep, monotonous sing. song, break
ing the perfect stiffness Of the night, seem not un
like voice from the remote past, as he calls
Listen, and hear me, gentlemen:
The bells have rung the hour Of ten;
Take care OF the fire and candle-light
% That no harm befall the city to night,
And now praise God, the Lord" is.1
Indeed, I doubt n the city would seem strange to
It's inhabitants Of the sixteenth century. or q
SUNDAY morning especially the church going pro-
festion Is something curious to see. There arethe
ladies and gentlemen looking like pictures from
IN their sack coats OF eolored linen and red or
green hats; thefr wives in short dresses and tall
black silk caps, with long ribbon streamefe; and,
best Of all the pretty ,treshfaced MadchenS, with
across TIE back of their heads, as Kaulbach some.
times shows them to us. Then comes the Herr
Pastor, who, happening to be man Of Luther's
build, and wearing o robe and velvet hat strik-
ingly similar TO Luther's confirms the impression
that this Is 1852, and the brave old reformer IL
here on his way from Wartburg, in neighborin9
Eisenacb, TO QUIET his too zealous followers. We
have every reason TO believe that the doors Of the
old church were not 80 freely opened TO him IS TO
bis successor, and yet II we follow the people into
the ancient stone building the Impression that we
are living in days gone BY fs not weakened.
Among the Ysrrow tribes OF Bengal marriage
Is arranged BY the young couples themselves;
but IL their parents refuse their compliance the
inends iI Of the lovers assemble and beat them
National Republican., 1875-11-05

WHITE all-wool knitted Undershirts and
Drawers, sold last winter for $3.50, mnov offer
ing for g each, less the usual cash discount
GRo. O. HENNING,
4lO Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
CITY ITgKs.

WE ALL coNstDER IRON
sss sse sTSoGt%s1 q ,trs9sss and power su, how
system that SiYes IS IN an yisor, and that
an insuficehcy q it swesEnsss and debility.
paHsd s f:IaGaa sss sGs .snsss sss
BnAu1lfruL Aual1z1L z alIr fAsnoa PAPER,
Is and 50 centsssnd nice Window shades for s71z
the best vorknisnr q lowest prices, al Tubnsn's,
AS Ninth street northwsst.l 50 &.
r.... 2. -. . ,
used daily viii keep the aeeeth clean, white and
Tvenfy.hys ssd my csnts per o bottle. @ ''
gouvxs's vlsoDoaous KID-aIovl OIAAHn
quickly. T1snts.aSe cent? psr bottle. ~
best French, and but half the prioa. Twenty Five
wMLs' sTRzNeTHEaiSs PLAsTzRs are the
very best. All sold by drusgists.
The Most Remarkable Remedy Ever Discovered
BENsoN's cArcrsR POROUS PLASTER.
At no time In the history OF true medicine has
an article appeared which has met with greater
approval and success than Benson's Capcine
Plaster. Why they are preferred to all other
porous plssters is owing TO their improved COM
position; they act ctinstantaneously, cure speedily
and efeetually. f1I si =
Physicians ana the gsnerslpub who acknovl-
edge the great benefits derived from the use of
the ordinary porous plaster, however, maintain
that their action Is not sufficiently prompt, re-
quiring time, patience and continuous wear to
effect q eure.- Bensonis yCapcine Plaster over
comes this diffeulty by accomplishing in q few
hours that which it takes any other plaster as
many days. gEGlsz e = = ~ r.
Although recent discovery, Capcine has been
thoroughly tested By physicians, and In each in
stance has been pronounced the most remarkable,
safe, certain and thoroughly eticacious remedy
ever discovered. 2 gql TElI Be- sas.-
Incorporating Capcine IN an improved Porous
Plaster has been accomplished after repeated 30
nctations from the medical fraternity, and is
now prescribed by them With unprecedented sue
cess; especially in rheumatism, pleurisy, stub
born colds, kidney complaints and all diseases
for which porous plaster has been used.
Its marvellous Influence over the circulation
and general effect on tbs system Is almost incred
ible; from the moment Of its application to the
affected part 1t operates With astonishing vigor-
brings relief and cures more sfectually than any
known plaster, Hntment or compound.
It is o genuine pharmaceutical preparation Of
the highest order Of merit; it's ingredients
tirely vegetable and free from mineral or metal
poisous. One tffsI VIII convince the most skep-
teal Of fits superiority over the ordinary porous
plasters. When you desire prompt and immediate
relief. ask your drug9fst for Benson's Oapcine
Plaster. Price, 25 esnts. g hz.
asEsK1BuHY JOHNSON,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Elegant Nohby oysrcoats.

Superior in workmanship, style, ht and trimming
to nine tenths ef the productions Of first class tall
ORE. Price s35 to s6o.
A. SAKs 6 Co., SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Adjourned until to-day, at II o'clock.
ID. C." GAME PROTECTIVE CLUB.
Encouragement Prem Abroad Election Of
Hembers.

Members.
The I'D. C." Game Protective club met last
evening at the office Of Boswell & Hall, LIE Droit
building; the president Col. ]. o. P. Burnside in
the chair, and Major II. A. Tappan secretary.
Captain G. q. Baugh, from the committee on
rules TO govern the rife club, stated that they
had examined the rules Of the Creedmoor Asso.
citation, but had not completed the work assigned
theml and asked fer further time In which 10
MAKE tbelr nnal report, which was granted
On motion, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Satur-
oaye, az o'clock, in each week of November
rife club. g.. = -
Col. Burnside said that be had received letters
from gentlemen throughout the country eneour.
aging the effort TO get up rife association here.
some OF them were parties holding positions IN
oeI the Government here, but who went home to
vote stating that they (the WrIters) were sorry
tnat Lney could not be present take part In the
test snooung during the last and preceding weeks.
messTs; a. L. Bell, Walter Spangler, J. M.
Pollard, Lester Bartlett and George Woodbrid
were elected members efthe club.
Inc eommlttee on game laws asked for and Oh
tsined lurther time in which to report suitable
tTotnances 70 fully protect game in the District.
MT. Y. :. Wheeler was appointed scorer for the
trial shooting during the month Of November:
after which the board adjourned
National Republican., 1875-11-05

so. CHILDRKN's OvKRcoATs. S3 so.
A. SAKs & Co., SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Washington Driving Park.

The races that were postponed yesterday on 90
count Of the ram viii take place to-day at 2
o'clock. The horses entered in the 2.27 and 2:4O
class will trot today. F,P.HIL1-
Proprietor.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
For Large Men.

OTercoats, extra sizes, SO to $50.
Twenty styles.
4, SAKs & Co., 51s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
WholesaIe Agents, New !
Monaz 70 Loan.

Short time loans upon Government and District
of Columbia securities, made on favorable terms
by .Esh7ls. ]. q. LAY & Co.,
.fr-S 1ss2ess Fonz-and.a-hslf street.
National Republican., 1875-11-05
LEGAL.

"O0(NN~NNNONON%N~0N0N0-0 ~ - ~ "
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
u TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE ETH DAY Ok
OCTOBER, 1875.
J. '. w v1RdsnOerE 4.. ct al So..sn, Equl.yDoc.
NJ. Mandel et al. =,
PSvne theIr solfcItor, it is ordered that the de-
fendants, N. A. Cowdrey, H. L. Horton, James
Johnson and redeTick r. Brown. cause their ap-
nearance 10 he entered herein or before the first
rnie-dav Occurring forty days aer thtS day; other
default. -
By the Court: A. u: OLlN. Justice, &C.
True copy-Test: B. J. MEIGS, Clerk, &C.
National Republican., 1875-11-05

Use Aaddin security Oil,
and prevent any possibility OF an explosion such
as occurred at Mr.! d. a. Babcock's frame factory
October %, 1875. &C. ..c-
National Republican., 1875-11-05

NJ e w BOOKS
~ Received by
WI. & o. b. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and stationers,
E5 AVE.
Daily Thoughts. By Rev. T. Dewitt Talmaye,
d. d.
Eyery.Day Facts for Everyday Life. book
for the household.
Elsie's Womanhood; sequel to Elsie's Girlhooi.
By Martha FINLEY, (Farquharson.)
Digby on Real Property. History Of the law Of
real property. -
American Pioneers and Patriots. By Abbott
"Christopher Columbus -
Queen Mary; q drama. By Alfred Tennyson,
From Jest to Earnest. BY Z. P. Roe.
Burton's Anatomy Of Melancholy, "a new edi-
Hight Cousins, or the Aunthnl. By Louisa NJ.
Alcott.
Borderlands Of Insanity. By wynter.
Tales Of the ArgonauIs. By Bret Harte.
The Haven Children. By Emile Foster.
Roundabout Rambles. Frank r. Stockton.
Led Astray, or La Petite Comtesse. By Feuillet.
The Masque of Pandors, and other poems. By
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. oc2S-f
National Republican., 1875-11-05
Take care OF the IRE and candle-light,
That no harm befall the city to night,
And now praise God, the Lord.n

Among the Ysrrow tribes Of Bengal marriage
Is arranged BY the young couples themselves;
but if their parents refuse their compliance the
int acquiescence
National Republican., 1875-11-05
MAJOR RICHARDS QUARTERLY REPORT
MEETING OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE

THE GAME PROTECTIVE CLUB
National Republican., 1875-11-05
HoMs GANrFzcfrnEs.

The POTOMAC TERRA GOTTA COMPANY
viii sell Drain and Sever RfReAfo prices hereto,
New Jersey avenues near Baltimore and Ohio ral-
road DEPOT. ssTiTs s-rs1AtIt - ~ oez-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-01-23
BUDGET OF FUN.

Now let her slide,
\ sharp aye--John G'sl
Heal-wuiters-- BARRIERS.
\ passing evcnt-Venus' transit.
The height OF folly is the depth of sin.
Still necks are easily cured in Dan3ury'
Are air.castles ever built of mocnbeams?
Necessity Is the motherin.law of invention
Toas's on lovely woman are apt TO DE
rather soft
4 lass it was who said; Alas! 1t migh'
have been
How nice II would be to be train'bearer loi
an alligator.
The gift of bat to a base ball club is
striking testimonial.
The fact that person has cheek is evident
on the face of it,
Blasted hopes are nothing compared with
blasted headaches.
Row many times DO YOU groan before ris.
ing these mornings?