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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
AnecdOte Of Bret Harte.

Bret Harte, says the Danbury Ners
was lecturing i'm Pennsylvania q short
time ago. At ono Of his appointments
he felt very much depressed II is u
popularity Of humorists. we are told, to
be unaccountably melancholy and
gloomy ut times. Harte was in this
mood now. One Of the committee went
IN back or the scenes to see him, and
the depressed humorist welcomed him
rs q CLEAN Of unusual good sunshine.
They shook hands Harte earnestly.
and the committee man decorously.
Mr.. Harte," he said graveIy, "yoI
will find this an unusually healthy
city,"
"Ah!" said the pleased humorist.
Yes. The death rate is only one q
day"
At this juDcture Harte took the com
mittec man by the arm and hurriedly
asked:
Is he dead 2"
man who dead I"
why, the man for to-day?" was the
grave reply.
The committee man stared with all
his might into the immovable face of
the lecturer,
Isn't there clerk here, or registrar,
or coroner, or something like that, OF
whom you could find out whether
man for this day has died?"
Why. yes. suppose So" slowly re-
piled the committee man.
Would you be 50 good then to find
out, and before commence the lecture.
II possible, why that man is dead? II
he Is dead, then am all right, for am
to leave the city early tomorrow morn
ing; but if he isn't dead, + cannot but
feei uneasy ABOUT myself, and l am not
well tonight"
The kind-hearted committee man i'm
mediately hurried away toget the inior-
mation.
When In his room at tho hotel that
night a. servant told him a gentleman
wished him to step down stairs in the
nall NJ he wanted to see him Mr.. Harte
went down, and there met the commit
tee man.
= am sorry, Mr.. Harte, to disturb
You, he said; but l could not got that
information earlier. 1t is all right
That death rate l spoke of ,cos n,eIchf
the dreydge."
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
CITY ITEMS.

PIcKPoCKET. Sergeant Aucoin arrest
cd Mrs. Mary Montague and locked hex
up in the Seventh Precinct, at the re
quest az Mrs. Julia Schenck, who
charges her with having picked he,
pocket OF cighty-five dollars, in the
church corner OF Camp and Berlin.
LARcENy.-Mary Robertson is held In
durance vile ut the Third Precinct
charged by Il. Leroux with the larceny
Of pair of shoes, and by Officer Clavin
with having stolen property in her po.
session TO tho extent Of two hats and
three pairs OF shoes. Mary will explain
her case to Judge Stacs this morning.
FOUND DEAD.-A white man who goes
by the name OF Peter, aged sixty-ti five
years. and native OF France. was
found dead in his bed at II o'clock Sun
day. The Coroner will held an induesi
to-day.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Josephine Reed,
arrested and locked up in the Fourth
Precinct for being drunk, ATTEMPTED to
commit suicide by hanging herself to
the bars of the cell in which she was
confined with her apron. She was, how
ever, discovered in time and cut down
by the turnkey.
POLICE ARRESTS. -Panchi Martini, for
obtaining money under false pretenses,
was locked up in the Fifth Precinct.
Douglas Patterson, for wounding
Minnie Nelson, was lodged in the Fifth
Station.
j. G. Mckenna and Chas. Brown, dan
gerous and suspicious characters. can
be found at the Fifth Precinct.
John Albert is stationed at the Third
Precinct for entering 11S Customhouse
street with intent to somm!t felony.
row. dangerous and suspicious charac-
tiers. are calaboosed in the First.
John II. Bishop and Chas. Snyder. for
having stolen property in their posses
sion, was placed in the Fifth Station
house.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
CITY mn.

Yesterday, at II o'clock M. Admins
traitor Landry offered for sale ut thu
City Hall. through Messrs. Macon
Ellison a. Co, auctioneers, the lease fol
January, 1876. Of the different city mar
kets, the city reserving the right &c
reject any and all bids. We append be
low list Of prices obtained, witt
names Of lessees:
Fruit and Vegetable Market. 1876 -Dumestre
Frcchaux.
French Market, $1,000 -Dumestre Frerhaux,
Poydras Market. S9so0-Eugene Ribeau.
Pile Market. s35O-Eugcno Riteau
Algiers Market. sJ5-Jean Larricu
Jefferson City Market s75--Jacob Stentz
~. Mary's Market. s650--Il Lamothe 4 Go.
LeBreton Market. SOD. Dantagman.
Sorapuru Market. $205-J. Courcgc.
~, Bernard Market sal0--Y. A. Cro,,1eje
Washington and Port Market, s31O--C. G. Hardy
IRENE Market, siG75 Justin Laportc
Claiborne Market. s250-Hy. Weisenback.
Magazine Market. $l7o0-M. G. Reyes.
Ninth Street Market. ssoo--C. DurDloyer.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
MI. Jones's Misrepresentation.

It was only two days ago tha. Jones
painfully aware Of his inebriety. en-.
deavored to conceal it from the public
by buttoning his coat up very closely
| lmparting an abnormal stiffness to his
knees, and tripping over his own heels.
He stalked up to a street car, walked
briskly in just as the horses started for
ward-and instantly tumbled out back
ward, without unbending q muscle
Straightway he received the upright
splashed with mud, and entered the car
and seated himself beside an acquaint-
ance, making no sign of his mishap.
Presently he turned to this individual,
and qneried:
'Klishn?"
"No."
He considered a MOMENT. and then
asked:
.".0ffetrack?"
More reflection -sleepily; then again
:. Runo.verprespice?"
...Splozhn9"
Somnolent cogitation.
ANY accident?''
Mot at ALL
He took in this peace Of information,
and concluded he must be very drunk
indeed. Anxious to cover UP the fact.
ana turn the matter off respectfully, he
shortly turned again with the bland OBJ
Servation:
=, Well w, !! if I'd, anone that I, woodent
He blinked off into an unconscious
state after awhile, then woke up" with
his eyes wide open, to show til at he had
only been thinking. He rode, on about
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21

was opened by the clerk. When read
the result was verdict in favor OF the
plaintiffs, Bayly IL Pond, against Paul
FOurchy, for one cent damages.
THE SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
The jury returned q verdict of not
guilty in the case OF Thos. j. New
house, charged with the murder Of VIM.
N. Lucas.
The District Attorney Is going for the
criminals in whose cases the Supreme
Court have decided that ex-Judge
Braughn was no Judge. The following
indictments and informations against
parties tried by Judge Braugbn were
presented to-day rs new eases
Indictments Lawrence Williams. for
burglary, nrmcd with q dangerous
weapon. Mary Estellc, murder, and
CASTOR Larchc. rape.
Infornations- Paul Brown, Augustus
Helmkc and Pat Mulhan, assault and
battery. Francisco IMla, stabbing with
y dangerous weapon with intent to kill.
Milton Jones, j. n. Parker and J. B.
Jonlslan, accepting q bride.
The Supreme Court has adjourned
until Monday January 10, and the other
State courts will adjourn on Friday
next, until the holidays are over. The
members of the bar will do we'll to mako
n note Of the fact TINT Saturday being u
dies NON the calling and fixing Of cases
will be on Friday next, instead OF Satur-
day.
UNITED STATES. CIRCUIT CouHH.
Tho opinion Of Judge Woods in the
Maenhaut case was very lengthy, and
his decision was in favor of complain
ants in regard To tho interest Of the
consolidated bond. Touching the pre-
MUM bonds he held the opinion that
bondholders acquicscing I'm the bond
scheme could not he intcrferred with.
but emitting the holders Of consoli
dated bonds to their apportionment to
the tolls set apart by law for disbursing
the interest on their bonds. This de-
cisioD effects the market Of those bonds
considerably, and will give rise to the
securities Of city A preliminary in
junction was issued to prohibit any
disturbance Of any of the funds placed
to the credit Of consolidated bond inter
est that may DC on deposit.
THE BENNACm CAsE.-It will be re-
membcrcd that tho case of Benjamin N.
Bennachi. who, with his clerk, was ar
rested, charged with the cmbezzlcment
OF some 100000 OF the funds of Rolli
purchasing cotton here. At o'clock on
Monday Bennachi was placed by Judge
Evans under $1,000 bonds for his appear
ance before the Superior Criminal Court
to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The case of the clerk, Gabbichi, comes
up tomorrow in the First Municipal
Court, and the testimony against him
will then be examined. Both of the de-
PENDANTS claim that the firm OF Roll
Bros. is indebted to them. and their
defense Is based on that plea.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
q mile beyond his street, and was finally
taken home in a hack jolly Joker.

A MEAN SIR. The other day a very
seedy chap jumped into the river foot
OF third street, but was pulled out. in
three or four minutes, none the worse
for his bath. The crowd scattered and
after few minutes, when he sat In the
sun drying his clothes, hackman
asked:
Don't you wish you hadn't?"
This Is no town, this isn't" replied
the vagrant, elevating his nose. 1--WE
jumped into the river at Toledo, and
had more'n fifty men ask me to drink. /"
jolly Joker.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
THE COURT.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,

Bdyly q Pond Fourchy Cnse-K is De.
c,ded at Last, and One Cent the Terdict,
IN Monday morning the Sixth District
Court was crowded to the utmost with
members Of the bar and spectators, to
attend the reading Of the verdict re-
turned by the jury in this case. All
was eagerness when the sealed verdict
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21

IORDAGE-PAPEH-W OODENWARE.
MANILA ROPE. from = inch up to 0 inch.
SISAL ROPE, from q inch I'D to ga inch
1000 coils COTTON ROPE. u. SIG. q and u
inches.
TARRED CORDAGE. MARLINE. HOUSLINE.
WORMLINE. HAMBROL1NE and SPUN
YARN.
PACKING YARN, SASH CORD and OAKUM.
10000 REAMS PAPER. 11x15, 1lx1s 15X2o. 1o428.
2Ox3O and 1886.
PAPER BAGS. from 4 ID up to IS ID.
A full stock of WOODENWARE
BRUSHES. AK HANDLES,
BROOMS. COFFEE MILLS,
TWINES. TACkS.
MATCHES. SIEVES.
BASKETS FISH HOOKS AND LINES,
DEMIJOHNS. BLACKING.
RI,UEING. TOILET SOAPS,
INK. FIRE WORKS,
Etc. Etc, Etc.
All for sale at lowest market prices by
j. G. MORRIS.
d1910t 40 and Al Tchoupitoulas street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
Notice to Gas Filters and
Builders.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY, !
Corner Baronne and Common streets. }
All Gas Filters and Builders doing business
within the area supplied by this company are
hereby notified that the revised rules and regula-
tions relating to gas fitting will be enforced from
and after January l. 1875. and that gas will not
be supplied to Buildings fitted up after that date
by any except properly qualified persons. hold
ing certificate from the company
Copies OF the rules may be obtained upon ap-
plication at this Office.
THEOBALD FORSTALL.
General Superintendent.
December 7, 1875. die let %
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21

Special Notice. To the Property Hold
ers' unions-'l'he various Ward Unions are by
resolution Of tho Speca Committee appointed
by the Central Council requested 10 hold special
meetings in their respective halls on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING NEXT, 22d inst Business Of the
greatest importance.
G. ". TEBAULT NJ D.
do n Chairman Executive Committee.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
ORLEANS INFIRMARY-

Under the charge Of Drs SAINT. chopin,
ID. w. BRICKELL. @. BEARD and J. D. BRUINS.
This established institution Is open for the re-
ception Of patients. Only flrst-class accommo-
dations No contagious diseases admitted.
Patients nursed in the best manner and fed
from first class restaurant.
Terms. g. per day. d2l I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
LEEDS FOUNDRY.


Corner Delord and Foucher streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS,
SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES,
SAW MILLS.
COTTON PRESSES,
NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING,
FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS,
JUDSON'S GOVERNORS,
and all kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat work.
and every description of Machinery for the
South. LEEDS & co.
We beg to call special attention to our large
stock OF Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock Of the Stacker Iron Works OF Ten
nessee, for which Mr.. E. F. Layillebeuvre was
formerly agent. land the only genuine Tennes-
see Kettle in the market.) we offer the same Tor
SALE as well as those of our own manufacture
1T Reduced Rates. price lists of WHICH we will be
u1eased to furnish on application. die IN
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

RIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC. "a sr.
- Charles street.
TUESDAY. DEC. 81 ana for The HOLIDAYS,
Produced IN Magnificent Style J. Baldwin Buck
ston's teorEeous Spectacle.
The Ice Witch,
Surprising in splondor ANYTHING ever produced
in this city Expressly arranged and adapted
for the
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.
New and Brilliant Scenery. Dazzling Transfer
nation, Novel Mechanical Effects Rich and
Unique Mountings. Elegant aud Costly Cos
:, tunes. New and Popular Music
Engaged expressly for this great Spectacle. the
Segrst Mi,lgets. the ST. Felix Ballet Troupe
the Nicolo Brothers. and others
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
The Annual TOY GIFT Matinee will take place
on Christmas. Dee 49, ,le21
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21

GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Of Bnronne and Perddo streets.
MARSH ADAMS. Business and Singe Manager.
NEW COMPANY NEW STARS.
NEW FEATURES
First week Of Miss laura Markham. the Queen
of Songs.
Miaco Bros the word-rcnownod gymnasts.
Miss Annie Gallagher. vocalist and sketch artist.
artist
Hennessey Bros double song and dance artists.
Mr.. Jno. II. Weaver Ethiopian comedian.
Miss Belle Steele. serio-comic vocalist and act
ross All the old favorites returned
Grand success of the CAN CAN.
SATURDAY. Dec. IS, christmas Night afier
the performance, will bo given ut this thcntre. u
Grand Fancy Dress and Masquerade Ball.
In active preparation. soon to be introduced.
Madame Rentzs Female Bathers. d19
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21

The original subscribers to the stock Of This
corporation shall at all times have the refusal of
any and MI stock proposed H. bo sold or truns-
lerted ~ the proposed price and terms thereof
anu after the refusal or neglect Of the original
subscribers to become the purchasers of such
stock. then those who have become s1Ibscriberg
to or owners OF the stock subsequent to The for-
nation OF this corporation. shall have The r, fi :
sal oi Tho stock proposed Ia be sold, upon tho
same terms.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21

whole number Of said managers object to such
sale and transfer, then the snIne cannot be soid
10 the party wishing 10 purchase. The e, nt emf
or reiuSh ~ inc managers must bo in writing
ana deposited with the persons wi osg ,lutf ii
on the books OF the eorporatjou. such WI ten
CON ent o. refusal must contain the tul ngu OF
NE stockG0ider, the number Of shHrss ne tro~
poses ~ sell or transfer. the fiji name and vi
denee Of the propos Il transferee. And the price
OF the stock. all sued wit consents or r. u
sas shall be preserved among tho archives of the
corporation Tor future reference.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-21

l, the undersigned Deputy Recorder q Mort.
cages in and for the PARISH 81 Orleans state 81
foregoing act Of incorporation Of the Democretlc
Publishing Company Of New Orleans, was MS
in book 1i8, folios $685. 700, 70l roo and 703.
isl G. DAf .AATEL.
Deputy Recorder.
New Orleans Nov. 4. 1875.
/, the undersigned, certify the foregoing: te be
a true copy OF the original act on file end OF
record in my office.
leans this eighth day Of Nov, A. y. 1875.
fSeaI.l JAS, GRAHAM. Notary Public
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07
A Word in Season.

Health Is blessing which compara-
lively few enjoy in AIl It's fullness. Those
endowed by nature wit ;cbust frames
aud vigorous constitutions should be
careful NOT TO triae with them. When
wo enter the seasons Of periodic feyers,
the increased heat OF the sun develops o
miasma which peryades the air. The
evil Is ine1tinguishable; our duty to
guard against it is imperatiyel Fortu-
nately for those whose lot is cast in low
marShy districts or now clearings, ma
ture provides cure and preventive.
DIR. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters
are endowed with rare prophylactic OF
disease-preyenting powers, and rs can
ounce oil prevention Is worth a pound OF
cure" should be taken in the full yigor
Of health, so as TO fortify the system
sgainst tho assault OF summer disease,
and thus secure by their life-giying,
strengthening, restorative, and antiseptic
virtues, defense against atmospheric
poison. M
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07
Thn rrnlt CROP.

In spite Of the baclwardness OF the
season, the prospect for large yield OF
fruit Is very favorable. The fear that
the frosts had destroyed the peach buds
to such an extent as TO put an end TO the
bright anticipations Of the orchard men,
has been dispelled by the good news
that the frosts Of April had but few buds
10 nip. The trees are now in fine condi-
ton, and promise to bear abundantly.
The Delaware orchards, although about
two weeks behind time, are said TO pre-
sent more encouraging appearance
than they have for many years past.
The report from New Jersey is not 50
cheerful rs that from Delaware, but il il
by no means discouraging.
The reports thus far lead us to expect
an abundant supply Of all other kinds Of
fruit, except peaches. In New York
State the growers expect large returns.
Tho indications in other States are equal.
~ encouraging. The apple trees every
where throughout the Union, If the re
ports speak correctly, promise well.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07
Symptoms Of Liver Complaint and Of
Some Of the Diseases Producedbyit.

A sallow or yellow color OF skin, or yoIlowish
brown spot4 on face and other parts OF body !,
dizziness and drowainess with frequent head
ache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste In mouth,
dfyness Of throat and internal heat palpltA-
toni In mAny Cases 3 dry, teasing cough, with
sore throat unsteady appetite, raising food,
choking sensation Ia throat dlBtress, heayi-
meas, bloAtod or full feeling about stomach
and sides, pain In sides back or breast or
shouldens collie, pain aud soreness through
bowels with heat constipation, alternating
with frequent attacks OF dhThm., piles, 1Atu-
lence, neryousno-a, coldness Of 01tremities (;
rtiSh Of blood 70 head, with symptoms Of apo
pioxy, nnmbness OF limbs. especially al night I;
cold ehllls alternating With hot hAshes, kidney
and urinary dinlcnltlcs dullness, low splits,
unsociAbility and gloomy forobodinga. Only
few Of above symptoms likely TO DO present 4
one time. All who use DR.. pierces Alt Ext.
or Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
PurgAuye Pellets for liver complaint and It's
complications, arc loud In theirprhiso Of them.
They arc sold BY al dealers In medlclnes.-
Com q
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The peiroll Police Conrt.

"Mawning, iedge," said a portly
colored woman as sho rolled ont OF the
corridor; how is all de folks dis mawn.
Don't try to play that on me, +" he re.
piled, after a sharp look. 4g
"Why, don't you know me, iedge-
don't yc member Mrs. Parker ?"
"No, ma'an." oqi f'' N
81 dun helped ye clean house two
years agoln she continued, wearing an
amazed look.
"That may be, madam; you may. be
one Of the women who tore up my house
and compelled me 70 cat bologna and
crackers and sleep around on window.
stills for three long weeks, but that can
have no possible bearing on tho case.
Tho charge, Mrs. Parker, Is that you
were drunk, and had fight with your
husband, and knocked him into tho mid
die Of next week with club"
"Dnt ar man-wooshl He's bound
an determined to be dc ruinaslldn Of
me Why, iedge, ye know 1 wouldn't
get 'toxicated !" r no
ut seems that you did" 81
"Jedge, can 70 look me squar' in
dc face an say 20 think I'd git 'toxi.
Gated I"
his honor motioned to tho officer, and
the officer said that the woman was ugly
drunk and hard case. i-NHN -
"SGkes alive bnt here dat man toll
lie |" she exclaimed. "Why, I hadn't
even taken a sip Of vinegar de hull day
long It's dat man, iedge-dat lazy,
good for muffin Parker II ye only
Knew him, ledge, il ye only knew what
hey toput up with from dat black do.
mon |" fi D ~ bop' tF1i 51.
"Dontyou live happily with him u
81 live happily, but he don't. Some
days when I'zo singin' around like a
canary bird he Gums home an de inst
thing he does is TO kick do table over
and jump on de dishes 1 list wish We
had him to live wild for about foah
minutes |"
"Weil, there isn'tthe least doubt that
you were drunk. You have been there
before, and l shallsend you up for thirty
days"
"oaf but ye wouldn't hab de heart
to do i'll"
al must-tnke her away, Biiah."
"Can Ispoke to ye, iedgef"
next week-call the next man."
"Let me spoke one word"
est her down on tho saw.horse-next
case IP-Frco Press.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07

The LrfM Times of April % says (:
II is scarcely m exnggeratfon 10 say that
there are in tho United States millions
Of persons habituhted to the constant
use OF the rifle. There arc whole classes
Of tho population to whom proficiency
Us markslnen is necessity Of existence.
II any such great body Of American
riilcmen exists, adds New York paper,
they have never put in an appearance at
Crcedmoor. The snap shooting OF the
Western hunters would be yalneless ut
Creedmoor, and the ranges commonly
used, even at such large game rs deer
and buffalo, do not exceed FIVE hundred
yards, and arc oftener under three hun.
dred yards, with no restriction as to
position or style Of rifle; whereas at
Creedmoor, in addition to the much
larger distance, tho restrictions as TO
weight OF rifle, trigger.pull, position,
etc, are very close.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07

church in that city, and after leaving the
church was missed by her attendants, who
thought she had preceded thsm homo. Not
finding her there they became alarmed. and
search was uadN Some ladies living opposite
the church At this timo heard Screams coming
from tho belfry, and on tho soarehon going
there they found Mabela body covered With
blood, and her head crushed in from two
blows. The sexton WaA arrested on suspicion.
The Spanish authorities have suspended the
Madrid Impartial newspaper for twOWeeks for
an onense against press laws. "A Vienna paper
stAtos that the Emperors Of Austria, Russia
and Germany are to have another meeting,
and tie place viii probably DO Ems. A
special telegram to the London Standard sAys
that the Pope Is seriously NJ. The London
Times special dispatches from Vienna say a
dreadful accident has occurred on the lliVcr
Mur, at the town Of Jndsnburg. province Of
Syria A forryboAs having on board number
Of Catholic pilgrims en- route to visit the Ahrines
on the other side Of the MuT from Judsnburg,
!, ~, ~ ,' ~ -a, ~. '-S ssvS. ~. 80
~, =, ,,s 50 49, nay ~" 80
s us 800 y. - ~ l-1,s ~ o. "no'I ~
saS,Su " =. utV"nea,';'4Ho moro 'Aso
,oss''as g1 ~ ~, N otn s,,., NV, ",
~ sV'ivs ~ s.s .e'.au' At n, ~.
-'osoI ,'Y'aon !. Wv ave-, DIs.A' W.
~ $1,000 ~ ,. .Hop.I- :. I'n,pns 4s ,,s ~
- .a,,a. 'S r go tsssia'
' -. =, -, ~ p'OsesavI VI
w. ~ = $50 - ~ -
r.,,la S-oshS,s '.t.. S WV ~ 49,. 80.
so,,inno u ,,saS Az ...,.., 1910. =,
Ma0,v ~ q No., ~ ,,J..I," iao.,,as ~, :,
u ,..,.-,r,.o prs.a pI'~,,st 4. "a ~ h.S ~
b.sn aI.covsrad '
,.
an mere :, was no eaolSe iof governor OF
',eu',n.n'-uU,efnot q i'aooo tsllna y 'ne
'A'O 'iee'0u, 'uo lfss ao' =, tno tsiAll.fe On
eoh'snng was 70 eject henry Lipp'it and
henry \. slSson 70 those ottces' Ihsy o0th
ieu on 'uo regular nepuOican aeAo'''''''