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New-York tribune., 1875-05-17
THE POISONED SALT ON THE SHIP NIAGARA.

A LIGHTERMAN SUES THE CAPTAIN FOR DAMAGES
on ACCOUNT OF INJURED HEALTH.
Charles Reuther, lighterman, has begun q
suit the Marine Court against Capt. Peter Macfarane
Of the ship Niagara for 1000 damages. During the
ships voyage several packages Of arsenic were broken
and scattered over sacks OF salt. Reuther alleges
that while engaged the 11th fApr in unloading the
vessel he fine white powder several OF the sacks
OF salt. He called the captains attention TO it, and
he that he told that it was whiting Reuther
continued his work. and inhaled portions OF the powder
on the following he taken SICK eruption ap
peared his body and the physician whom he called in
pronounced him to be suffering rom arseical poisoning
lie sick for two weeks, and his physician declared
his health permanently impaired The complainant
charges that the captain was guilty OF Willful lsrepre
sentai0n. Judge Joachnsen issued order OF arrest
and Capt. Macfarlane held to bail in the sum of
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17
DEATH FROM THE BITE OF A BOAR.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 16.-Samuel White.
prominent citizen OF Ludlow bitten In the thigh
by boar yesterday and bed " doah before assistance
could reaek him.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17
CALENDARS-TnIs DAY.
GENERAL TRRx-DAvIs, L. j., BRADY and DANIELS, JJ.

SUPREME COURT -CHAMyEaS-LAwRgScE, J.
Court opens at 10 a. for exparte business Third Mon
days motion.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17


1914 agt. l5j Browning, &C. agt.
iIy Virgins agt. Tho Peo. Browning, impld.
DE, &c. 1876 Smith agt Osborn.
30 Godfrey agt The Poo. 220. .Germana Bank agt.
Die, &c. Distlcr, impld.
ol3 Marvin ag Prentice ct 22l.Hoacher agt o Bren,
al Sheriff. DC
2l4 Walsh agt Mehrback l30 People Of the State of
2lI l.. Hart agt. Taylor ct al 49, N u agt Flanagan
2l5 .Casseiy, rec'r, &c, o2..Peopie, Scy eA Tel
agt Narragans'tt 3 Lewis ct al agL DAILY
GIG Fraser agt. Russell q l3i. Muller, &C, agt Tho
Erwin Mfg Co. ct al. Mayor &c, et al.
2l7i Pendleon Murray li6 Tho People. &C. rel
2Is Moody and agt. Hagan agt. Flynn.
Pen. 1i9. Glover agt- Tho Mayor
2lo. Strong. rec'r &c, agt &c.
N Y. Laundry Mfg
Co. ct al
CIRcUrr-PAgT I-Adourned for the term
PART II-DoyoHUg J.
100 Willet, admir- &c. agt 1908. Ernst and ano agt
Kipp. ct al - Derr ana ano
1879 Sherman agt Holman 1904 Ernst ami ano. agI
and ano Derr and
1922 Creamer and agt 1916. Williams agt Sherwin
The Mayor, sc. ~ . and ano -
$50 .Mathes agt. Sewall SN \. anu H. Irans Line
l4Ol Powers and anO agt agt. Boyer and
Gross 1858. Pickering agt Randolph
l4l4. .Patt assignee, agt 200 ,,, and ano ana ..,
Mount lo3SDis ana ano. aSI
l424 Claim ct al ag. Jacobs.
onimby li66La eastman agt Miner
1893. .Lex0w agt. Julian. $50 Christian agt nhts
ii4O Wse and anO agt Mich. 676. .WiHter agt White.
olson. l425. Weed s. NJ. w. sgt.
Las. ..Qda Nut l. I. 20. ast ki~bA1
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17
CAPTURE OF SUPPOSED POUGHKEEPsIE BURG
LARS.
AYp.rv Nav 1e-TwO mon susDpctad Of

being concerned in burglary ut Poughkecpse Friday
evening. arrested here yesterday They named
George Anderson and Levi Oppenhen.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17

laO4ia. .Pavenstedt et al. agt
Gillespie ct M.
400. Ocean Nat. Bank NJ. Y.
agt. Walbridge OF a.
1877. d. Bodenhamer agt. BOYD.
698. .O'Brien. Sheriff, sgt
Sixth Nat. Bank.
46S. Reid ct al. agtScbmaiA
220fl2. .OBrien agt. Brown
ing.
094. Mansfield agt. Fisk.
1878. Dun ct al. sgt. Murphy.
12s2. Dun agt. Murphy.
1884. .Jessup agt. smith 81 Al.
1894. .Kiersteai agt O'Brieu.
1882. Brown AIT. C0nstantins.
1904. Salmon, err, &C, agt.
Leonard 1t al.
630ia. .Hallgarten agt. Eckert
and anO.
LAG. Stewart ct al agt.
Graham.
1914. Halsteai art. Seman.
ll2S. .Viele, an infant a9k
Darling ct al.
$40. .Viele agk Darling.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17
JURY INVESTIGATION OF FAMOUS FRAUDS.

JURY INVESTIGATION OF FAMOUS FRAUDS.
SILK SMUGGLING AND ILLEGAL MANUFACTURE OF
WHISKY TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE UNITED
STATES CIRCUIT COURT GRAND JURY
A Grand Jury was impaneled i'll the United
States Circuit Court on Saturday Judge Benedict de-
verod only the usual statutory charge but 1t Is VOL
understood that the Grand Jury will specially inquire
concerning the Illegal manufacture OF whisky In this
city, and consider additional evidence to be sub
mitted by United States DstrictAttoney Bliss relative
to the alleged silksmugging frauds OF Deputy
Collector Col. Robert Ues Anges Chas. l.. Lawrence
Gustayo ". Ball, and Lafayette Graf. About %
indictments were found against Lawrence by the
previous Grand Jury, and the present one cannot it
Is said, avoid finding several more against him. II Is
probable that 1000 bail each Indictment Will be de-
manded. Lawrence Is still in Ludlow street Jal and
Mr. Bliss will not for the present at least allow any one
TO see him except members Of his family and his counsel
When Graft fled to Canada he left box in the custody
the Safe Deposit Company That box was supposed 70
contain papers which would throw considerable Ight
upon the sk-smugglng frauds and Mr. Bliss made an
unsuccessful attempt before Judge Blatchford OF the
United States District Court TO obtain possession or the
PAPERS 1t Is understood that he will make another
endcayor to find out just what is in that box.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17
THE COURTS.
EFFECT OF MEASUREMENTS ABOUT AGE
ON INSURANCE POLICIES.

ON INSURANCE POLICIES.
A COMMISSION ASKED TO GO TO IRELAND TO LEARN
THE DATE OF A MANS BIRTH.
An apDlication was made on Saturday TO
Judge Van Worst in Superior Court Special Term In the
anti Of r. A. Ripley, administrator OF Anthony McDer
mott against the Mutual Life Insurance Company Tor
commission to take testimony in Ireland and for stay
Of proceedings until its return. The suit IL on behalf OF
the lunatc widow and seven children OF LcDernot on
life policy for 1000 According to the AFFIDAVIT OF an
employer OF McDcrmott, he honest but ignorant
cartInan, incapable Of fraud, who some eight years
ago. desired to borrow Of the Company $3,oD
on mortgage The affidavit states that the
Company required McDermott, as a condyion OF @ lne
loan 10 take out d $4,000 life policy. McDeinOlS ulu
not know his own age but then stated that was aDoue
could not remember the month or year. lie paid pls
premiums S325 90 per annum, for seven years. Wnc & ne
killed In trying to stop runaway morse "nei 'no
administrator put his proofs OF loss ne did not EMO"
McDermots age but stated It, from the best iniorina-
ton he could obtain at about ~, dnerihg aDout tmV
years from McDermotts own statement seven years Do
fore The commission asked III 10 ascertain WHAT
motifs true age was. -. A..
Mr. Adams opposed the motion on the ground that .ne
proof when got, would be useless as would not prove
fraud i'm any event but Mt most mistake Ie purposeoi
the motion was, he claimed, only delay Juiian Dawes
on behalf OF the Company Insisted that their fsht 70
commission absolute and that they had been gully
of no delay AS to the alleged exaeuon ny
the life insurance company OF policy as condlton OF
loan, he desired to that he had been connected WIN
the Company for seven years as counsel anu couu Sy ~
had ne vcr cOuntcnauccd any such demand , l.,
Judge Van Worst said that with energy, the commis-
sion might issued and returned in time Tor tral ID
June He would grant the commission without stay,
but without prejudice TO motion for stay sn0ld he
commission not arrive in time As TO the alleged demand
that policy should he taken, II true, II would DC I4f-
policy paid but it had nothing to do with the mo-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17

Better than all, she fenced them in their need
With iron-banded Duty's sternest creed,
'Gainst Self 3 lean wolf that ravens word and deet
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17

'Gainst Sef's lean woif that ravens word and deed
Why cometh she hither to-day
To this low village Of the plain
Far from the Presents loud highway,
From Trades cool heart and seething branf
Why cometh she she was not far away;
Since the soul touched it, not in vain,
With pathos of immortal gain,
II IL here her fOndest memories stay;
She loves yOn pine-bemurmured ridge
Where now our broad-brOwed poet sleeps,
Dear to both Englands; near him he
Who wore the ring Of Canace;
But most her heart to rapture leaps
Where stood that era-parting Drldgc,
Der which, with football still rs dew,
The Old Time passed into the Now;
Where as your stealthy river creePs
He whispers to his listening weeds
Tales of sublimest hOmespun deeds;
Here English law and English Thought
Against the might of England fought.
And here were men cO-equal with their fate)
Who did great things unconscious they were great.
They dreamed not what die was cast
With that first answering shot: what thenI
There was their duty; they were men
Long schooed the inward gospel to obey
Though leading to the lions deni
They felt the habit t-hallowed world give way
Beneath their lives, and on went they,
Unhappy who was last:
When Buttrck gave the word
That awful idol of the halowed Past,
Strong in their love and in their lineage strong,
Fell crashing; if they heard it not,
Yet the earth heard,
Nor ever hath forgot,
As on from startled throne to throne, 90,
Where Superstition safe or conscious wrong,
A shudder ran of some dread birth unknown.
Thrice venerable spot!
River more fateful than the Rubicon!
Oer those red planks, to snatch her diadem,
Mans Hone star -grdled, sprang with them,
A,,J tal ba fpaf DnOnl
New-York tribune., 1875-05-17

Mr. James Russell Lowell declined to permit the ode,
which he read at the Concord Centennial TO be given
with the record the other uterances that historical
occasion 1t was retained in order to be sold TO maga-
zine and at this late day is only just making its appear
4 is qiy bplOW in FULL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
CUINLSE HAUATS IN AEU-TORK.

OPIU sI-sMOKiSG IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
CHINESE TLMPIE.
IN the Sixth Ward is a small district where
most Of the Chinese in New-YOrl live visitor 10 their
opun-smokins dcns may 20 to Bixt"r-st' Just below
Franklin whore was formerly DOpOVans-ane. the re-
the most desperate villains IN The city but which
il now shaped cOurt smut in on All sides by high tene-
,ornt houses on the ere ana floor OF Of tnse build
inas IL the establishment Of odd Jobn" Chnamln "a
years Old who has been III the United States ~ years,
and was the first vi lis 70 become naulalZ"d MS
quarters comprise three rooms. By the door is seated
his assistant who gives out the drug. Upon one side OF
tia. room is low platform dais sometimes there are
two one above the other, Ike berhs, upon which men
are TO be seen reclining ia the different stages of opium
intoyication The proprietor furnishes his customers
with pies and place TO lie down. The drug weighed
ont upon pair OF reed scales The weight used Is
silver coin Each smoker is provided with small horn
buX viii contain about 10 q me- worm OF opiut -
enough 10 last n average smoker all night. The rrela'a-
Ton Is undoubtedly adteiatcd, since costs tne druggist
923 30 pound. -,
bow about inches In diameter, In the c'Itcr ot
which j. inc rec ptacc TO- the opium. small piece u
tho drug taken up iron rod and heated ~ III It is
dred 90 proper eonsscsey. Then 1t IS msIrt'a mo
through, soon hiling tbs whole room With a peculiar
smell. ,-.,- -,
where slnokng ia carried which does not iic ma
erally from Old Johns" There il, however, temple IN
connection with IT, On tie wall If ung gayy pahleu
pcturc o. some chinese god. at whose shoulder on one
side mans good angel is repre- seItd ana on TIE othr
his evil angel the very gIOicsGue, and ieSen-
bic those painted upon lea chests. II ugng un0n the
picture are numerous IDsel and paper BUwcs, 18th Races
painted upon tie petals and little below the pctnie IL
Shrine, upon which Stand tyo candies, 10 be hgitea
only upUn festival occasions. In tue middle IL u dSh
con- aiming said, in which the burned ffagl' ns OF
numerous ossstlrks. The picns Celestial lights one Of
th,se and, placing IL m the sand on the altar
rrays to his deity. Prom the ceiling hang Two large
Chinese lanterns and there l. 1sp gtss 'eose conti III
in some kind etabe oil IN which hOais burning
wick. cup OF the oil Is placed In the srn, for
the especial use Of the god. Upon The walls ave hung
where tue which Sitatsr the Chinese
world is pasted. curious scuu, iosellDius the rtd
c.yrr on pack Of nrtciackes, attracts attention, and
pro, - a directory ~ the places Of business Ot the
principal CLlIcsc merchants ia SAN francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

or moro away Who with telescope al,o follows tho
course Of the s Both telescopes being directed AZ the
same point and tide hands being in the line OF Agnt tne
POINT on the chart which they cross must De ne
posiion Of the ship In this manner the ship Is f0owed
p until the crOsss hands come over one OF me poted
trpedo pg4us fhe operator has then only 10 tOuch
fgng key aud the torpedo exp0des strange as may
seD by proper electrical cOnnectiOns an operator AZ
fhis station could with certainty blow ship entering
San Francisco RarbOr.
br exprrnrn,s so H. had all been conducted IN this
harbor inside VI tho k,and, but the remainder were car
cied on outside where there les danger OF narm 10
surrounding objects. ON small raft was placed loosely
% DOuuls of dynamite, which was exploded c!ec-
tririty The report sharp sDd loud like vOey Of
rnusketry the raft blown To pieces, The EpliDteD
rising in spout ~ water 20 high, Of over 100 feet,
and Tor the next 10 seconds whole water within
radius OF 90 feet dashed into foam by the falling
which gave reports ~ they strnck az ond a.
N sket sDots mine Ut 400 pounds OF Bitro-syeerne
SUNK in about 30 feet o water exploded with duh rum
BILE followed by sharp crack whistle, ~ air rush.
ing into "a vacuum. The water was barely lnted
and broken in immense dome, but the shock
OF The conclusion was distinctly FELT IN town two
mile away while tie island, distant only 800 yards.
tls lar was sufficient To cause general cry OF sur
prise. Az grand conclusion, an cd hunk, containing
three 100 pound orpedOes OF powder and Two tDpodoes
containing I25 pounds of dynamite, was blown literally
atoms One OF the ladies present lad tile honor OF
dsng tue work OF deyas taOD, and the sight was ntns
one 10 close the nterosting series Far and wide the
pieces GcHttcrcj the hulk seemed taitaneOusv
absorbed by the upetyed Of water, ana te next
tho little black spots ayog about tho cages Oh
TIC spout show d all that let or the poor schoylfr
T0-nIrow experiments will be carried on aboard tho
Despatch and Admiral Pder's J0rpedoboat, wIch "
TIE least among the many novel coAttNAhceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
THE POST OFFICE PIE TRADE BROKEN UP.

Considerable connection was caused on Sat-
urday by the removal OF the pie stand from III. new
Post O6ee building. About noon Postmaster James
wrote TO the proprietor OF the stand who is known as the
Nebraska Congressman" that he must remove his
place of business By D. Alter quietly reading and
pocketng the POsmasters communication, tie phi
et0r OF the stand went out, and soon returned With a
large placard bearing the following announcement /:
beaten but not yanguished. The Post-OIhcc pe-Han
will commence business on Monday, sept. g."
This paeard was placed at the northeast corner OF
Broadway and Parh-paee, where ~ many stopped to
look at it that business very much obsiInctod and
comp nt was made 10 Postmaster James. WhO had II Te
moved. The proprietor Of the pie stand then procured
five more pacaIds bearing the words, and affixed
them to tile backs OF FIVE of his cmplOyf who marched
and with them IN front of tue Posi once
until o. IA. At ti.t h0ur the work Of removing t PIE
stand IS begun. Taking the money drawer under ls
arIu, the proprietor OF the stand, followed 10y
one of his clerks with Dig mk-coOcr, and by another
with large pile Of empty pie plates, crossed Broadway
aud disap cared the crowd so great the hummer
oil peOplc that pressed alter the pic Irgcbani and his
clerks that for short time the stream q" ouiodses
cnaches tuckA and other vehicles WAS Interrupted. The
worn vi REMOVING pie stand took about 20 minutes.
1ne PROPRIETOR appeal IOstnaster ancs
TO the authVriLics in Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
THE PEACH MARKEr.

The peach receipts of Saturday were 1l9
carloads by the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bait
more Railroad. and six carloads ly the Hew-Jorsey
southern Gailruad. since the opening OF the season,
2sis car loads have arrived. The sbpm'nts by steamer
were light. The ruling rates OF the market were about
AZ the nu.as prevailing Frday-5O cents TO 81 for
ordinary and email to relatively fine baskets and 81 10
80 for tho crates offered. The quality was below
tbs wants OF buyers Saturdays this season have been
The occasion OF much nervousness on the part o sellers
an they point to rnous quotations Sept g. LoWsycr,
va notable exception. Had stock tlt, tie mar
iet would have been higher than foT the previous day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
TIE COURTS.

A NEW ASSISTANT UNITED STATES DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
Benjamin b. Foster has been appointed an
Assistant United States District Attorney for the South
err District Of NewYork, in the place Of A. H. Purdy,
resigned few years ago. before coming TO this city 10
practice law Ar. Foster was United states District
Attorney for the Eastern District OF Virginia. He also
held at different times tie Office Of United states Commits
sioner, RI giscr in Bankruptcy, and CITY Judge IN
Norfolk Va Mr. Foster will take charge of the 1inhs
business III this district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
A MAN PUSHED OVERHEARD AND DROWNED.

Henry Hacker, age 20, unmarried, OF NO.
24G North Eghth-si., Brooklyn, l.. d., was drowned
about yesterday, through being pushed overheard
by John Eher from SOat in which they were hshins
IN the Est yer, on the foot OF North Nnthst Hackers
td, rae rocoverd ab1ut two hours .itcrwarl. Eclor
N no burrc.delcd bimaclf at the FIN Police Stallion
house. said that be pnsnoa llaeser soGoaih unlehO-
ally while they were qUaITeDs aDOGt iriIiI Inslier
lie was locked up await tic action OF Coroner Nolan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
DECISIONS-SEPT. 4.

Supreme Court - Chdmbes-Bv Judge Brady
Wa; 4insThe Judgment must Do vacated and ne
allowed and defend the pltlntlu
allowed $40 costs SOhcr agt Hcnisrnes IfAe PLAIN
in has united OF action IN relation 10 one VI
which, namely, about $40 % there + allegation OF Hann
union waiver IN tLs action VI the rgl 10 ne lfvflA
iona remedy Of arrest Lambert agI eDo"-- htoh, heA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
CALENDARs-THis DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAnBgl-s-Dofou uE. J. .
Court opens at a. First Monday Notion CAisncL sin
be called at ii d.
MAINE Cornr-TmAL TERM-PARr I-cRoss, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06


Court opens a ID. First Mondays Notion CAsntI VIII
be called at ii d. La
MARISR Cot INITIAL TRRM-PAM l.-"kOSs j.
4027 Schmtt ct al agt over 43lo fonhih as" oNcni "
hiser -oa o., al -. ,o..,. -. =,
1915 Bry and ano sgt sos laf' sgI ~ :. ~
Orvls. fO-t 9Ai1h 49, iH' ''''''
45sl Rragie agt. Parkeet a. 49,. - &c. . , -,
4lJ3. IL aSArl agt C~TuOF i'Oo' Hsiaghy ei al. hs~
iii punliiey agt. Corner Byrus 4 al.
i6y5 torbit agt Warwick 2760. HosslAnd agL Hoyes 20
Erank 4 Ii. agt UOCl "a.
to'o'' ger ct al -e' O 9oa0 Barlow agt Ho,-.
4027 ..isaaCs and ano asi sol 400 DeppA aSI Conn.
oGVn.
PART U.-SBRA ).
42O3. Duryee ag,. SuckOn. 81 .Wener aSt Strg,
1000 Duryee al. Suekon. 22S9 kelly agt U nd"tihi
i2Iu Duryee agL Suckon. 1884. DAILY al. Ryan.
4 90 italse agt. thinner 2J4I stevens aSt 'IiDpus,
400 DOwnsagt. BrONn 1t al $3.50 Sehild"achiof Sg~
4l38. Anthony act. Tying. .o - han c. 49,,
ano 4lgs. Monks ayt. Miller.
EOS butter AT. ST John.
PARs Ill lV-AdJoarned for the TERM
j VI chesl Me- arty, fatIct
WILLIAMS Iiward Grady. Ihos Whelan mlchai Ian 49,
Walsh, ilenry Noonan, aud rat Meheoh' oopeiy
Daly icanous assault aud battery Jas Iutner Jssepn
Crosby, Ihos Brady, John Arnold, HoDcit haIls nos
Coeke burglary Lynch robbery F.d !Ae99es refer
Ithoriy ant Robert Lac burglary Nlchai Day. Nbas
Iiemecke Mary Iiumbert, otto fauley Alex sheNenent
Sus nnah CuoSnee grand lsrcenyi Herman sehnesosix
yDaton Of Excise laws Cbas Bauer and Henry hestef
larceny.
John Ran,i,ey charged with selling 800 unstampcd
Coluittft on
.ftN AZ ~ Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

John Ran,i,ey charged with selling 800 unstampcd
cgas Conittci SATURDAY by Coiami slOnet sui" ~
~, defauit Of 5000 BAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06


Asts whether the importation OF Chinese TO tb" Urted
States should continue there a division Of onon
not sofaras California Concerned THERE'S nothing upon
which CllifosIiAns are 81 sensitive AM body favor
OF the Chinese las no friend them. II the people in
San Francisco had their way Tomorrow or the day fol-
lowing there would not he = Chnaman within her boz
ders. The people here employ tem because they
cannot help 1t. A good female white servant here
Gusts from $50 to $50 month. and che wants all
her afternoons aud her SUNDAYS good China
man who can speak English and IL an excellent
bonscservnnt may be- had AZ nom 81 TO $50 per month
II Is said they steal but thai may he said of the rith and
the negroes also r. tho Chin1man, without kindred, can
heat the negro Whose cousins and relatives beyond
he rsonrccs OF the authorities enumerstc tine
rate OF wages the latter Ougnt 10 be increased Those
WHO have is ID in the south complain Of The negro Labor
since tho war The servants leave their places upon the
srtest proyoca;ion but Others may he obined with
out a,Ily Bu it taxes some time to tam them. and
when they are fairly trained 10 yodr liking away they
la milf about some trife and you must look again In
the Last the "hop" is mostly Irish II you got good
M al id you must treat her with the utmost oOnsdeTa-
tou OF she viii give yOu notice o. quit. You cnnnot
deuy her m afternoon visit her rOuaiu however much
You may nee Ter services and n she wants 90 90 away
on Sunday you nry stay ~ home yourself 10 look after
the house II you have two three servants It IS js,
the same They are more Troublesome than An
Irlsh French OF negro cook may = dIuna upon the
sHgktc royocatiOn. How many old hOusckc, pers III
Washington ana Scw-YOrk could certify 10 thsl doubt
n there ere half dozen who have No, lad expert
OF this nature. Bat who lDew n Chuaman8 get
ting drunk Who ever know Of CIinaiaans an ~ 10 o
out 70 see hs oeuan-i He ia up IL tte mornDS G has