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ze patent interlocking Crate Bars,
~ i~abrijirt bon Der
Salamander Crate Bar Company.
? Sieie 5t1be fno bei nebr ais 5000 Gsien III
6a6riten, @anpiern uuo Gotomotipeu Qebrdubt mn
erprobt worocr, mo ibertreiIen Gle anoerelt an
Saucrbaftiefeit unf Griparnis btim rams.
S5 1eisUf Der Ser IVY s 4aatrt' oii S4'e' f9a pr"o !, oat,.
81. 9. ". .. Dor 1909. 4l8!2leD
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&einem faltem Sramb!
Geine Mamlfperre mebr !!
Wiaiam &ramer's Geilpfafer.
patentirt ON 10. Mai 49,

9atsntirt ON 10. glai 1870.
3ie4 Nirtune tiefes 9Fafsrs III bepunte runa swdrbta
50 eriitrt tsia 9faifer. rsltss btsfes itsttrift.
Eurh iabrelausss @rprpben fam i'd. biefes 9Ratt,
ls elm acknowledgements e%nnpfeblen.
damiitsnSdtesi 0abr;tbeiiSer, ipp,e aae Nrbeiter ipVtsn
70 fete i'm @aule uus In her 1~Derifdtte ~SSrrdtbis taIten.
lie Wirfune it cine ubsrrafdenbe; mon trau6t pss.r
lrjtlias 5alfe sn seautriren, MOD, bat man, bel fofssuset
Anrsnbuna. einen Serluf an arttttsSeit 3u 6sfIrnisn.
" bstIt he fe1iimmifen aSnncsn, bic bsrt
Ntrtune III ss bet StbwRs, Sieb gtid,,, Scbnut.,
SiR- uni Enetieb,punnsn; b bIimmsn VriHen.
lanf. Silta lsb 10 iiren, finite bel gerpuupuna
Nd rpftisf Vdsel pibt es ttin beHeres Wftttel.
~Sset Siibmerau9en tilt es ntht MUIR ben S6m.s 70.
fortt @ieneera bsfettist risfiiben bel etasm @strauG, ron
w. 10 1astu sonsitt. ia .I IL .
5arp. -. 80 ~
0ppeis per Der nste @etrauG 8anpsifune so Eents.
p'ebabsn in altsIpotpsten, frwts an her Gtaarrsa-
Wildn u rhn. llE 3JUt7aI:
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Seimdtb nnS Srembe. gii
Homane uho gr;ablunsen in sroB 800. Tor'
mat elegant brodtrt.
@reil pro Ganb 30 Yents. q sbunesn In 9stn,
'9 pane pro 9anh 90 Gems.

1. eanb Der leete !Bpmbareisr.l @oosus bon
j. VI. badlonoer. .ti j.
g. Ser piratenE &ieutenant. Grabbing
q+4i 3 npn 9dlouin Wtoubaulen. Jnft+ az
Die t.auen une @elbsn. Benejutla.
Dc ,niiAes 9baratierbHO bon 5rteoria
r..t Z, bertader. .l.t-rt4 g l4E,. |rI
Scr siailb gtraabur9's. gaterIanpi.
lder ltoman uon berlbert Hau. y
8. Geutid)iane's Gbre. .biltoril1er To'
man unn Serno pon Bulett.
g. Tds Seftament Reter SeS 6rpSen.
MpIan uno Gel9laie pon Hucian ber-
Z. Scr @iepbamt. RomiI6,r Gomaa BON
VI. .. 9Binterielb.
. "a o. Der fissente 6oldnher. q effort.
.,. l9er &oMan BON u. V. BraGpose.
10. ,.1~ Ole ShlpASisbe. Cine Gr3abluns aus
Dem attel Berlin. bon qeor9 5iltl unb
IT. 0ietneIts, Criminal : Ueldihte ppu
o,f-,'3 6rieo. 6rieorib. ,5llammen in einsm
IL. Serr 9erpa. Criminal . Rpman BON
@mtl 0abDriou.
In. 3ipei beitere Geid)id,fen. 8ot NooIf
-6 Wtuseibut8. = Sipei SpbnC. = Sercs
fias. 3ul0mliten IN einenl Sano.
10. Der tone oahs. Criminal +, Gei1i6ts
JpoN u. GtrediuB, I'm Die epbns
GSarnepeit's. btitoriiGer Jtomar bon
81 Sbmlot : S8eiBenTeis. 3nlqinmen III
elnem Bano. I'D
Ia Nm Sbrpn une etben. 6iltorii9er. Ro.
man BON Deorg Dill e
Ia snt Gcffenffer. SoCiditr Hprnan ppl
.r.T lt4 Sriearib Berltader. -t4
lA GGbrieie, naS 9Seib eeS 2pielerS.
Criminal : 9(oUelle BON Is. 4itamaa
',t.. unD Die 6ranctirenrS, GrjGblmlp
aus BEN oeutl1 . fralj0ll6en &rieQl
.J B3. bon 5~rieorlb Geritader. 3pamnsr
IN sinen 8anb. nj
~. Gin Scripprfgner. Griminots0toueu
pon ). Do. Semme.-SaS Tprftbams
poer 0te inloe Sa9o in Der 4Iali. 3h
H.a iamlmen in eilieln Banb. !fl w
10. Seremias une his idpne 8incenSja
Der perr eeS SGVie$-Trdu o
I'll 4-If NJ d,en,-Gie 0erlobte.-&egine @r,
l~0bIun9sn BON yTaria BON Gliers. 3u'
-ft 'amlme1 N einem gaib.
s.u. 30. Der Seis Don Sra. Yon.A. s. Brad,
Uo9el, ,3pei SGnne
n. Gle aits f~paaiieDe urfmnbe, pcu CIR
munD. lln0 DaS goeipemff, ,GpiIooj
aus Dem beutlDs franjoiiidrt arieg,
t1y.. BON 6. .; BON 9epsnrotp. ,3uIamntr
III eineln 8ano.
l. n. 1icr &litben unS cine Erud,t $40
pele pom gSilbeim S6mtet.- a plpmba
7. 9l0oeue pom tprosper Werrinle. 3u
M Hff ianlnien in etnenn g1nb. =.
20. Gldnsenee babneu.. Munon BON Aua
GlH Stlber(itin, liter 9nno.
Il &lGniCuce Sabnen. .9tonlan pun Nua
Si,berlteln. 2ter 8cno uno Die &pnni
brin9t es an cen Gag. 3ulamnsn II
etnem Suno.
- Tie @jdrpnin. Stpman bon Gugen n
oenrotb uIo Ifit e~iierner SAM. Sd
iamnen in einem 8ano.
u. Gis 2ftqueret Der eiebs. Roman %,
&sM1He hah
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Qlaent N perlanat in ieoem

N;nid,;d,In Qtgent.n perlangt in jeoenl
H. VGuluJle Srt, UNI orn AbIab pom Sr.
l~ Il ppn GcrnefiS ncuer nnb pppus
@ermlDluanicn. i isisas Ss5d} ssS oe pom s sfr Der
eriteu GhDetung BIS auf Die Besenipart gu iiterneb.
men. gin plG1tises sab, ooIit0no. 9 in einem
@onb, i'll utrf INN ~publijirt 5u tireln preis,
tpelbet pom BpIt b~eIttitteR iperoen tam. Girte leltene
Gele0euDeit fiir eineu MQeutet. eriter Giaile. : Wion
%ooreiire Gudter . itp pIbitibins &c.. III IT, 2l9
NuinceitrRRe. NNlldfelphtn. 4QS2ttb /.
, 1876-02-23

Sie1e &noben limo rein 9emablen, nt6t eeo1napi
poer 9ebadeit, unb Die 9tDbrenfuo9en. finb nid,t oa.
BON berdnsseild,t i~pprcen, um Die &nod,en.
fpble aisjuidbeicen.
;Sarner fperoen eriuft, ibre 8eIteuuneen bel Der
oonolern rib 5u MAIDEN, itno pean lie DBdugb'
Gtdnearc Siinscfnittel" MIDI bon 6Gnolern baden
tDnnen, peroen mir le ibnen bireft ~beIor9en.
, 1876-02-23
GonsaeIhidten
gmeritauiide Snsenb. Biblptbet.

gmeritaniide Sngenbs gibltOtbet.
Sn bibide Bappbefel nit Musliu.6tden
9ebhnoen a % Gents.
saeser nnb aSei6e, BON Gran3 5pfimann. - Ter
trene Bdd)tsr- 3uiantneit ineintm Sano.
Der @ieerfpenffiss, bot Srdn3 6ofnlunn.
kleines 1T Die aSiser tes GrpRen, BON i5rans
Sottmann. - Die fisfabrt. .3uIammsn in
Ole semeelDufatem, bon Srans b~ofmann. = Der
GdyiHbrueb. s3uiumnlen in einsn Bano
Sb iebe bid ic,pn. bon Sulins boffmomn
@roapG.ers Siebtiasg
Ssr IR@s's m Hdaa m, BON auHaS ssi::S.r. .'.a
Der Sefpfennis. Gret Ratbarinen. - Mus
Der S%esenpdrt: 3rei grsdblunssn BON 9bstla
BON Gumpert. Sr einem 8anb. .'
Mns Wad1t gum eiebt, bon Ridbarb Baron. ns
ga! nne Ddnlaianti. BON Seroinano S9miot..
Segpbnte 9rene. - gdfuntila. - Der WaiNfp,
mar tn Ifrita. 3,uiamnlen in einem 8are.
Der WSablarjt. - Scr Strfbof. S3pei @r5dblun.
gen BON 8. stpber. 3uiaminen In einem 8ano.
E8as Der Weenib flet. ca8 wirc tr eub ern'
ten, bon 4tibarb Baron.
, 1876-02-23
Maeutcu cerlaretf
Drof. Fowler iber Mnanbnrkfit,

Gen mereer gratis ~ubsTidptt. &as Sub rutbdlf fernsr
Siebe, ihre @elsEe, Msaa5t &c. @ssntsu psrfGufsn
t6eIih ven t5-2h Srempldre, Mtdu wsnbe I'D nit w.
eats %iriberer G~.1tiefsit an 3" %<afipWal WubiiiDtng
GO.. pbilapelpbia, %, 4gp11aSti
, 1876-02-23

NDsychOmancy, orcr Seeleniauber." GBie
lr9enosslt 1elhlegbt iofort iraeud enc beliebise
NerIpn tur lib clnnebnlelt NAB oereu Niebc ulo ,3uuel.
9ung Ioiort 3lf g~sipiintn perinag, pprtbSrei fir IS Gts.
rebit silem 6eratOsfihrsr. ,@9pptilbsmI Oratels
&tdlime, Nnoehtiin9enfur 4oniel, BrautuaAt,6emos
&C. Sin ionoerharss Nub. @preile Z. sSilliam II.
go. 'FalblIlbers, pDila. ialE afs %4gB5idi- Z
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

\ " Cool TRASsACTION-Duging the afternoon
of the 4th, a native named Wahinenea (wbo by
the way recently completed a term of imprisou-
nent for perjury was put in charge OF the liberal
supply of ice-cream provided by the committee.
with orders to deliver it 10 all callers. Apparent
~ believing that such a proceeding was too gen
erous, be took the opportunity to charge 25cts. a
glass, and in that way bagged a considerable sum,
finishing up by sending home a goodly quantity.
AS soon as the committee were informed of these
doings, they advertised for those who had paid for
cream or any other refreshments on the ground,
and having caused Mr.. Wahineaea to be arrested
he was on Thursday sent over 10 prison for nine
months at hard labor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

SURGICAL. OPEgATIoN.-On saturday morning
last DR.. J. :. McGrew successfully performed the
delicate operation Of removing an immense tumor
from the neck Of a native woman. The excTe-
scense had been some six or seven years in forma-
ton. and filed mp the entire space between the
chin and breast Of the patient. The knife Of the
surgeon passed in very close proximity to some
vital arteries. but with safety, and the patient Is
nbH doing we'll
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

FAREwELL-Mr Berger, who has patiently and
skilfully drilled our Hawaiian band into existence,
being soon to take his departure, has been rendered q
complimentary benefit, which viii take place at the
Kawaiahao Church on Saturday evening the 10th.
On that occasion Mr.. Berger will be assisted by some
of the best amateur taIent-laiies and gentlemen
Of our city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

THEATRE To-SIGHT-Mr. w. A. Chapman will
reopen at the Royal Hawaiian, with new Illusions,
parlor magic, second sight, Cby Miss Ida BonIfon)
and Hans Breitman's Party.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

DIsAGREED.-In the case Of J. g. Culver, accused
Of forging a passport for II. q. Kibby, tried or
Thursday, the jury were unable 10 agree, and a
new trial will be had.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

The FOURTH AT WAMrKU.-By the steamer we
learn that the Wailukuans had a good celebration
On the 4th,-horse races, picnics, music and a dance
In the evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08
THE PACIFIC
GommtrtialAoOrrtls
JUI
BRIEF

MoDEEATE-In the Police Court ca the morning
following the I,h, there we're ouly three DRINKS and
two fas, riders.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

AGAIN we are compelled TO ask The indulgence
Of contributors whose favors are laid over.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

TIM Hawaiian Mission Childrens Society will
meet this evening at the residence Of Mr.. IT, NJ.
whitney
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

MUsIc THIs ATrERSooN.-The band viii play at
Emma Square this afternoon, commencing at half
past four O'Clock. Following = The programme.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

California Beef in Bond
D ECEIVED PER NJ. ROBERTS.
mill BoLEsh O.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

KNIGHTS o. PYHHAs.-On Wednesday evening
the 18th inst, the following officers Of Oahu Lodge
No. ! X. ofP. will be installed for the ensuing term
by Deputy Supreme Chancellor d. Dayton
George Tnmble. q.
GeOTge Ahanass ......- o
Y 4. Horn. u
The ENGLIsHC CHURCH SCHOOL AT WALUKU.-The
annual examination Of this school was held In the
school room on Friday, June % in the presence OF
the parents and friends of the pupils. The children
numbering between fifty aud sixty were examined
by the Revd. Alex. Macintosh assisted by tho
Rcyd. John Bridgcr aud Mr.. Swan the schoolmaster.
Both boys and girls showed great proficiency In the
various subjects in which they had been taught 10
the past year, aud gave evidence Of very careful and
exact training. The girls, who arc under the charge
OF Miss Cecilia Thompson, deserve special common
dation for their good reading in English and also
for their English History. Among those who greatly
distinguished themselves at the examination were
Mise Kino, Wainoe and Miss Ellen Danels, Also
Kamaka who showed himself great AZ fractions.
The singing Of the children was excellent Tho
school will reopen on July 81, 1876.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

Princess Victoria. Festival March. Berger
Overture. OpeFa. The BTad N~n q To Aio. NehuI
GraDd Selection. Opera. The SieEs 81 Z chslr- Ba1e
On The g-zutif!l Bue Danrhr. waltz Strarss
Ca-On The Sea. Bansa. Schubert
5 @EFe-f-g Pravrr.- Nru5sIxsrha
Grad Selection. O-era- The Gznd DuchesS. Ofrrbach
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

California Red Brick
A FEW THOUSAND OF GOOD QUALITY
n received this day per Mary Belle Roberts, and Cor sale BY
mill B0LLEs a 90.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08

At Il O'Clock noon, at salesroOm, will be sold,
That certain Valuable House Lot with Building thereon, sit
uated on the east side of Smiths Lane, in Honolulu with a
frontage of ! chain As feet, and described as fellows, per Royal
Patent 156. award 81:
Commencing at West corner Of this lot on Smiths Lane,
Joining the French Mission premises, and Makai side OF this,
and running South 420 Is East, / chain ACT feet along
French Mission Place TO John Hobbs lot. and South corner Of
this thence North 81 Is East, 20 +-l2 feet TO North corner
of John Hobbs lot in slight angie of wall thence with ID
East SO feet along wall and John rs premises to slight angle
in wall thence North - so East, 90 feet along John lis TO
East corner Of this lot thence North 10 : as West l chain
6 T-l2 feet along lot claimed by Hanakii TO Smiths lane at
North corner OF this lot thence = 1th 50 > IS West ! chain
IS Il feet along Smiths lane 10 place of commencement,
taking in walls on n. w. and y. E. sides only. Area 26
s5uare fathoms 10 square feet. There are two dwelling houses
beside ont houses on said lot, and water pipe is laid on,
E. P. ADAMS, AuctOneer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-08
BALTIMORE OYSTERS,

uNRESH FROM THE OF LOuP
III McMunay A Co, received per Ceyion. Ia cases Of two
dozen ach-OO Dozeu-ino one ard tive pound Cans,
pnr sale i0w y fapfp pnrJ 49,
, 1876-01-08

Peter Of Russia, or Peter the Great, az
be Is called, was man Of remarkable
qualities Of mind, and though very arbi-
trary, was still kind and consideratc TO
those who deserved encouragement:
One day a recruit was standing guard
before the door Of the entrance to Peters
private chambers in the palace at St.
Petersburg. He had received orders 10
admit no one. As be was slowly passing
up and down befnre the door. Prince
Mentchikoh, the favorite minister Of the
czar, approached, cttelnpung 70 eutor
He was stopped BY tAe recruit
The prince, who lad the fullest liberty
Of calling upon his master at any time,
sought to push the guard aside aud pass
him, yet the young man would NOT
move, but ordered his highness to stand
back.
"You foolw r. shouted the Prince. adonf
you know melr
The recruit smiled and said, ''very
we'll, your hlghness, but my orders are
peremptory 10 let nobody pass.r
The prince, exasperatod at the low fell
lows impudence, struck him blow IN
the face with his ridinQ-w whip.
"5eike away, your highness.r = said the
soldier, ''but I cannot let you 60 in.p
Peter In his room, hearing the noise
outside opened the door and Inquired
what It meant, and the prince told him.
IhR car was amused, but said nothing
at the time. In the evening. however. he
sent for the prince and the soldier. A.
they both appeared, Peter gave his own
cane to the soldier, saying,
, 1876-01-08

Extract from correspondence Of AZ
American law student 10 0ermnny.
II have been talking this Afternoon with
my old friend Herr LanQo. and dnd here
an excellent opportunity 70 pick up in-
formation about Germany such as every
one that comes here TO study ought to
get, but which some men who have been
In Gottingen two year or more could NOT
furnish me with.
] have been questioning him about the
military system and the school system.
II seems that al the children IN tie en-
pire must 60 TO school from six to four
teen years Of age, to what they call the
elementary school, and II they want 10 70
to any other elementary school within
their own district they must get permI.-
sioni but If after they are ten years old,
they want to 20 to the gymnasium to pre-
pare for the university, they can do 20
without special permission.
At twenty years Of age each man must
enter the army unless be Il lick or weak,
and must serve three years. The sick
ones only have their service deferred till
they are we'll. If ono Is part way through
the gymnasium he can wait iilI be rets
through, and then serve only one year; OF
II he Is not In the gymnasium, but can
pass an examination IN French, English
and mathematics, including arithmetic,
algebra, and geometry, he need serve
only one year. These one year smen arl
called freewilligers. or frecWillers. They
are left more TO themselves, have more
freedom, and can go to the beer-garIens ID
the evening. They provide their own
clothes and food, and, l think, thair owl
lodging. At least / know that some o.
them sleep At home when their regimen
happens TO be quartercd in the place
where they live. The effect Of all this 4
10 educate the masses; for / think thel
are obliged to study more or less durini
their three years service. II certainll
does the peasants good. They say IN
officers make them do things straight an,
kick 'em about freely. The frcewilIieer
are treated altogether differently. Ate
their three years are over they come bacI
about once a year for q week or two an,
go through the tactics, 90 as 10 not for
get. The justice Of making those tina
can pass the examination serve only on
year, Is that they can learn the disciplin
on an average In about one-third OF III
time that the peasants need.
, 1876-01-08

with emotion, but not daring to Iook up-
Swear not at all, = sid tke WidOu. 4
spite Of herself, q little trumulols. q shs
finished the line, for the oatlus a -
who will believe themF- -YOu uIll BE-
lieve them, Eo1f you, dzrlingl- uith an
emphasis on the VOu- Hanyis toe u.s
inexpressibly tender. too, and she spoke,
somehow his hand stole up 10 heT sh0ll-
der, as If In an unoonsclous cares The
pretty widows ewes we've sfill fEsd o. tie
book; but her face greE 0insoas her
bosom begun 10 hufter, and s1aehnE,
also, her disengAged had sa1le mp %
meet Hnryk- Her vuins Ehaak, - she
went on, "Yes, III believe you. = 80 E.id
almost In a whisper -Really, trulyf-
|IrIHposed Harry, for flle uurds uere not
/ N x text, and the 1exl Inslnnt tie book
had falIin 10 The nool. nd she UHs in
Harrys arms nd HAIRY Ens r-iuias
kisses On her unnezisliag lips
How long Al lhis (n1f - down, - ne
lhare said. IN the Charade) EOuId have
fnusd. Hs cannot says but Il hat 10
menf Lra. MusgIape and The cid maid
were heard coming down stairs. and the
two culprits sPrang apat. and aPPelred
quite engrossed. one in lOokiag olf q tie
window, the other in smoothing dosn his
din. But the lady q the k1lss moru
lhan suspected from the hslg1ls,ed eolar
In Mrs- CouWays face, thlf thinEs h.d
conc to an explAnation. 1hungh - Eas
too wise 70 say anything. O. eSea 10 seea
10 notice.
The Charade Was a great snoosss. esPe-
cially the last scene Reoplr tllk1d q Il
for days and days, and fhs talk. uls 10
newed when, shortly affer. he enEngs-
ment Of Mrs- Conway and Harry ua ~
nounced- at Was the most Elilnbls al
matches, was the verdict A ouEfy cid
bachelor alone dissenfed- -C.fch ns IN
a Charade, he sid, -Itws To nueh for
even such seasoned tools - Harry nd
the pretty wid0E-"-Pdgs,l's Walnrins
for December.
, 1876-01-08
Determined to be Honest.

The other day a man with gaunt lool
halted before an eating stand at the cen
tral market, and after long survey Of
the viands he said to the woman:
II am a poor man, but Til be honest Il
have to be buried in paupers' field.r
whats the matter Dow2r asked the
woman, regarding him with suspicion.
mo one saw me pick up a $50 bill
here by this stand early this morning
but as said before I'll be honest.r
"A $50 bill-pick upr' she whispered
bringing bland smile to her face.
II suppose, he continued, sthat some
one passing along here could have dropped
such bill, but II seems more reasonable
to think that the money was lost by you
Don't talk quite so loud, she said a
she leaned over the stand. "You are az
honest man, and I'll have your name put
in the papers 80 that all may know It.
I'm a Woodworking widow, and If you
hadn't brought back that money It would
have gone hard with my poor little chill
drenp
IF pick up money by a stand al
ways give It up he said US he sat down
on one Of the stools.
That's right-that's honest" she whis.
pered; Draw right up here and have
some breakfast"
He needed no second Invitation. The
way he went for cold ham, fried sausage,
biscuit and coffee was terrific to the woi
man.
"Yes II r. um- try-to--be--yonest,
he remarked between bites.
That's right. II I found any money
belonging to you I'd give It up, you bet.
Have another cup Of coiiee1p
"Don't-care-f ne said. as he
jammed more ham into his mouth.
Even courtahips have an ending. The
old chap finally began to breathe like a
foundered horse, and pretty soon after
that he rose from the table.
"You are q good man TO bring my lost
money back, said the woman, as she
brushed away the crumbs.
"0h, I'm honest he replied; "when
find any lost money always give II up y
"Well, III take Il now, pIeasc,n she
said, as he began 10 button bis overcoaf.
sTalo whatf7 he asked.
THAT lost money you found.n
II 1idnt iind anyI III be honest with
you, however, II ever do iind any around
herel1
"You old liarl Didn't you say you
found eco bill hercln
mo, ma'am. said that no one saw
me pick up such bill hefor'
rf1y me for them polTiahnnam she
yelled, elulch|nF A hI. throat
"I'II b honest with lou.-I haven't 4
.4ulI" ~ replied d. 11 held her OIL
She tried 70 Zip bin over Into har1a
o( c11rco4|. but h. I11|.. loose aid b.
IoI1 t11 IIcoFII.1 from ISI 1".I.M11|
be was . block away and 11|'1n|11 along
liks 4 stage horse. -D''r'a ~ Pre-.
, 1876-01-08

Some one, who has taken the trouble
% post himself on the law governing rail-
road passenger travel, says that extra
charges for failure 70 buy tickets are uni.
verlllly sustained By the courts, butthere
must Be full opportunity to buy Afford
ed By the ticket seller Passengers must
show their tickets when asked for. Az
b stopping on there Is only one decision,
which 4 that passenger cannot stop OF
and resume his journey without the pre-
Tious assent Of the company. As to the
obligation Of the road 70 furnish a seat
10 : passenger, a decision says; "A pas
1anr1r who exhibits his ticket need not
ruII1lder It until he has been furnished
with \ eat" A railroad Is not liable for
thing 1|nlen out Of . passengers seat,
there being no previous delivery to the
rcUn11lI servants, for the same reason
DE coupanY Is not liable for baggage In
|.1 n..s1nrors Ounc care. Passengers who
neglect 70 look after their own baggage
On their arrival at their destination can
noI recover Il II il Is lost without fault Of
The caIiIer- Baggage leit In station
houses for the passengers convenience
lfter Il has reached its destination
CONES under a new class Of rights and
duties. the baggage-master assuming the
position Of . gTatuitous bailee, who only
becomes liable IN cases Of gross negli,
Renco. The obligation Of the raisroad a
carrier ceases when II has delivered to III
owner At the place ofdestination, or wher
be has had reasonable opportunity Of re
ceiying and removing IT, Il will interes
sport.men 70 know that they may recovei
the value Of dogs when they entrust then
10 the baRgage master for hire because o.
their exclusion from the passenger cars.
, 1876-01-08

CONVERSATION or SEA CArrArNs.-
The compensation Of the captains in the
service Of the German Lloyds has been
cut down from 81 800 to 81 200 gold per
year. 1t Is said that some Of the officers
will resign. On the other lines the cap
tains receive from 1900 to $4,000, ac-
cording TO seniority and service.
THK WRECK OF THE ArLAxTrc.-A LOT
Of jewelry, consisting Of watches, chains,
finger rings and such like, being un-
claimed articles of personal property re-
covered from the bodies Of those drowned
from the steamship AflaAffc, were sold Al
Halifax, Nova Scotia, few weeks ago.
BAD seed sometimes brings forth good
fruit, as was shown by case before a
court in New York lately. A mar
named Van Wyck sued one Allen for cab.
bages which he might have raised had the
seed furnished by the defendant beer
good. The jury awarded Van Wycl
$4,000 damages.