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TWEED's RETURN.
Tho Ex-Bcss to he Scnt Home In the United
states steamer Franklin.


LONDON, Sept ga despatch to Reu-
ter's Telegram Company from Madrid, In reply
to an inquiry in regard to william NJ. Tweed,
says II Is now definitely settled that he and his
companion, Hunt, will be embarked on board
the United states steamer Franklin at yieo.
for conveyance to tho United States The order
to send Tweed and Hunt to Cuba was with
drawn In consequence Of an arrangement be T.
tween the Spanish Government and the United
States representative here, which was made
when II became known that the Franklin had
been ordered home. The Franklin left Glbral-
tar at 10 o'clock yesterday morning for vigo,
where she will remain one day to embark the
prisoners.
WASHINGTON, Sept. c3.-Naval officers are In
dieDant that the United States steamer FRANK
lin should have been ordered by the President.
through tho Secretary Of tho Navy, to bring
william NJ. Tweed and Hunt to New York.
While It may not put the Government to much
for fugitives Ia Unprecedented. In 1@f the
swatsrs was used TO bring John II. Surratt from
Cairo to " Washington, because IL was the quick
est way he could be brought to the United
states, and the Indictment against HIN made IL
proper that be should be secured on . naval
vessel but Twesd's case is not only different,
but the means tsken to secure his return will
delay bis arrival In New York until early In No
vemoer II Is not expected that tle franklin
will leave yigo before the 25th or aoth OF this
month. and as tho homeward course will be
manly under sail. from thirty to forty days will
be occupied In the voyage. BY the first pro-
posed mote, sending Tweed to Havana, he
could have reached New York In the latter part
OF October. why the President sanctioned the
use Of the franklin which was under orders to
proceed to Norfolk. IA at present a State secret.
U ders have been telegraphed to Capt. Z. X.
Franklin, OF The United States steamer Franklin,
to proceed to New York with the prisoner Tweed
instead Of going to Hampton Roads. as he was
nrst directed before II was determined to bring
Tweed home on that vessel. Upon the arrival
OF the Franklin at New York Tweed will be sur
rendered to the auth critics.
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SPARKS FROM IHE TELEGR.IPH.


Mark W. Fuller an old resident OF llillsborO
Bridge, II hanged himself yesterday. Cause, neL'
tai depression,
Albert 5. wins was nominated Yesterday by
the Democrats OF Lousye aud the Flftu District VI
Kentucky Tor Congress
The First Assembly District Democratic Com
yenton IN Lockport, yesterday renomlnated tue Hon
A. Bissell for the ASSEMBLY.
Charles w. Bailey was killed at Essex juno
ton. VT, yesterday evening by having his head mashed
between the brakes Of Two cars.
In the game OF base ball Yesterday Ia Chicago,
between the Boston ana Chicago clubs The Boston nine
we're victorious by a score Of ~ too.
The Erie paymaster OF the Eastern Division
disbursed 10 the employees for July $4,000. ne
Thousand dollars are 10 be paid neIt neek which
completes the roll for the month.
The Democratic Assembly Conventions OF
onondags county yesterday nominated the foluwlng
candidates First District, ID. q. salmOni Second DIE
tIlet. Avery H. Palmer Third District Geo. W. ChaIh
plin.
The Gre In Norwich, Conn, yesterday morning
injured Edward Chappell Coz lumber dealers TO the
amount OF 1000 on buildings and $1,000 on stock
Insurance ti6,bOO IN tue Hartford, AHts, Atlantic,
kslAsttsn, apd Queens eomPAnie.
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J0TTINGs BOUT rOWN.

Prof and Mrs. Huxley started for England In
the steamer Celtic yesterday.
James Smith was arrested yesterday for SELF
ing policy slips at sS Narick street
W. B.-You can vote In November, but you
must oe registered at the right time.
Upward Of four hundred varieties OF fruit can
now be seen In the American Institute.
Charles Marx, who fell through ahatchway at
tyb Broadway on Friday. died yesterday.
Nearly all the members Of the foreign rins
The Grand Jury visited Blackwes Isl md ana
the city institutions Yesterday escortee BY Oomnia
tlOncr Brenuan.
81 Se mIa ia ~. c next fGesdsy aad the Sec nd
Division IN Brooklyn neat Monday,
Tho great trots announced TO como on az
6h account off the weather, uaui Moacay.
The elsht FYqpeau steamsqips that salIed
lpaia 6Sii on Iosrd iOjqrsrters " fresh oeef
cnare Brent Of q Vsndeweisr rs s'Gcet S 4 feI, Il
AGn .t9ee, y'.rerd,Y, and va falulS injured.
Michael nqnohno Of 4}l East Twcniy-nith
iiltsi, i5;5 ''" through ''''A''' ''''S'' " ''' was
benjamin F. Hapdtorh Of ee Seventh street.
Acadcny 'A' '''''''''
.Ccapt. Dyrnes, with several squad. OF police
m le fifteenth Ward last evening ForI woman rerd
The effects of the Vhldtcator fo- the past two
sod ~ auction yesterday oy sherln conner 20 eIi-fy
Judgm Ut.
Joseph 4. Bredsnbach, booksesoer for the
AmeriC ,n Dniiict Vcrsrsuh COMA l, O.. arrested
yesterday on complaint OF s Hr-s.-c. Tor e. 1klc
lug $500 W talslfyin accounts
John struss OF seveutiuth street and u rhth
avenue attempted 70 jump ~ a.. esr o' t"rp rirIAlor
FlfyttcOud srqct, zee. .crdali aud Wa, INSTANTLY
Killed.
Tho Albany day boats landing near tho Penn
sylyania railroad ferry Rnd haYlng closr connection
the sew i1rK Central rans ohrr superior faclll.
ties FOR Centennial visitors lney viii Dc ~ The
close Of the Exhibition.
The Monitor Manufacturing Company Of Gin
cnnAu advertise to pay men $50 month Tor one year
to sell Yankee notions. II Is sipua IN the agree
that the agent must send t265 u advance fo tha
hrst case Of samples. Joseph II. Wehrle OF Newark
sent that amount everal weeks and is waiting for
his samples. lie wrote to the Nayor OF Clnciunau.
VINO reply intimated that MIR Mehre Is not The only
man who IL waiting for samples.
J. C. Johnston, Broadway, Fifth avenue,
and Twenty second street. invite their customers aud
the public Monday, 18th instant, TO their openns VI
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John Dwyer ChnIlenges Allen.

After few rounds In tie Allen-Goss prize
hght, John j. pwyer VI .rooKlyn. one OF the second
ers of Goss stepp"d into the ring challenged Allen
to light with MIN. The challenge was accepted and
lhey shjok hands as guarantee OF seriousness After
Eat Al EN- published q promise that he would never
again enter the prize ring Dwyer issues challenge
IA which he says 81 Will meet Mr. Allen, after Tue
usual preunarlcs ere arranged, IN the state OF Cali.
fornia, In LOUISIANA (Nhere the auth0pues tolerate
ring contess IA tsunAa. m any Other State place
That he can me, or that can agree upon where
iLt Eruption Will he out Of the question assuring him
OF perfectly fair play and hght INN for 10000 and the
championship, | wul ou'r every reasonable induce.
lncnt to get him tu meet ne, anu guarantee every
facility for decision of the nsht on Its merits
Should Alien perssi IN declining my Ofer, am prepared
To hght any man IN the world barring far pay,
and for The Amount nAmed.n
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I'LL USED ECONOMY.
Jersey City. by n Niggardiy Poiicy, Gradually
Getting Rid of her Common schools.

In the hscal year which closes with No
vember next the Jersey City Board OF Finance
and Taxation cut down the appropriation for
schools ten per cent. and notified the school di-
rectors that they must make y corresponding re-
duction In the salaries paid to teachers. This
upon mature deliberation, the directors refused
to do for, upon comparison they discovered
that their teachers were being paid less than
those Of surrounding cities, and that the salaries
now paid are the minimum at which competent
teachers can I've engaged. In consequence of
these measures the appropriation will run out
before tho close Of the year, and for two three
weeks In November the schools will have to be
closed. The Treasurer Of the school Board says
that the bills for the month Of November, should
the schools remain open will be $1,000 to meet
which he will have but $500 10 the treasury
The affairs of the next year promise to be still
more complicated, as the Board Of Finance, In
making up ita estimates. has made further re-
duction OF ten per cent. over that OF the present
year In the school ApproprIatiOns.
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The new members Of the regular Democratic
General Committee who were taken In time ago,
when an attempt made TO rid the org nlEation Of
beIng servile Instrument TO Boss Mclaughlin have
made such imperative demands on the leaders of the
party In Brooklyn that the entire complexion OF the
ticket this fall is likely TO be changed from that already
agreed on. The new members were taken In because
they known as Reformers. The plan was to die.
regard hem altogether Ia making up the fall ticket
ana when they heard of thls they formed indepen.
club and determined to assert their strength.
Rufus L. Scott, D. A. hulett Col. o. G. Davis, ana
Others have Informed Bose Mclaughlin that there
be some positive recognition Of the Reform element IN
the committee. hot and hurtful night wlll follow
over the nominations. The latest conferences tnat
have been he'd have been amcable. and the expecta.
tun Is that Boss Mclaughlin VIII consent to ticket
which The Democrats can untedty support,
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The Noon Prayer Meeting. Anniver.ary.

The Fulton street Prayer Meetings nine
teenth anniversary was celeb rated yesterday. The
Rev. Dr. Burlington presided. spoke OF the extent
Of the Institutions influence. mot In this country
alone but throughout the Christian world" The Rev.
Dr.. ConArn said there was no time inOppOrtuno fox
approaching the throne Of God. from the period when
tue child lsped Our Father who at IN Heaven to
that supreme mOmelt whe the saint about be Elor-
ned Dreahed his life into the hands OF his Creator.
with the petition Lord Jesus receive my spirit" The
Rev. Or Elder commended the practice Of brief pray.
wa. also done by the Rev Dr. BROOKS Mr Bre~ster
the Rev. Mr PluDley, and the Rev. Dr. simms. Thers
was good singinE, and hne horal decorations.
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The body Of a Hebrew, OF about forty years %
age. found floating In the North river on Pier 10.
Friday. 1t was Identified yesterday as that Of
Abrsham Rice Wholesale jeweler, of fssIs Broadway.
Jew,ry on his person was Untouched ana no marks Of
violence were on the BODY. MT. Hces store Wa
n usha shtldon made a rigid examination. fhiA
seemed to trouble MIR Rice greatly. On Friday mora
Ing he left his ardDg house at 20i West Twenty
street Since then nothing was known Of him untu
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NEW JERSEY.

The series Of out door revival meetings begun
twelve weeks ago IN Jersey CITY vii close to-day,
Clement II. James, the mail agent who WIS
injured by the railroad accident Ut TOrItsdale Js
week, died on Thursday,
The Second precinct, Newark, police have
presenteu 1850 to the widnw ~ officer ksden who was
killed 10y the Thielhorn brothers.
Abraham Shotwell, 90 years old, one of tho
most influential ctiztus OF RAILWAY, received inlure.
yesterday which may fa ne having BEEN tossed
out of carriage, striking his head upon curOstoAe.
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Bogus Half Dollar Makers Causbt.

The brooklyn police found James McGrath Of
80 Remsen street. New YORK. at work yesterday alter.
noon IN dlnsy room near Hamilton av. Brooklyn,
making counterfeit half dollars from zinc and lead He
was arrested, and quantity OF the counterfeit coin
was found n his possession John Nolan Of lOl Ire.
mont street, who Was acting as his confederate was
also arrested. Nolan had passed the cOunterfets In a
number of saloons where he had taken dTlnks. Nc.
Orath has already served term for counterfe.tlng,
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Tho sufferer. inthe Soul.

Mr.. u. ID. Hasell. agent of the Southern Freight
and Passenger Line. received the following despatch
yesterday from Mr. j. Magrath, President OF the South
Carolina Railroad, In relation TO the report OF yellow
fever raging In Charleston Little or sickness here;
no excitement whatever The reports which will doubt
lesey have reached you from few tmld refugee, you
may expect TO be greatly exaggerated"
Mr.. George longe received t23d yesterday, an
Messrs. Meinhsrd Bros Co. OF 500 Broadway, have
received from various parties sll0 for the relief Of
sufferers in savannah.
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Tn, pr.eder., C.u,enuia, Tro,tina.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 23.-rhe trotting colts,
net and stations entered at the breeders Centenn NAL
trottng meeting, to be held suffolk Park. Sept 20,
e. 2s. and 60 have nearly al arrived on the ground
The Kentucky aud Tennessee studs are strongly repre-
sented IN the younger CLASSES California and Virginia
also seud entries. The Eastern aud Middle States
ful representation IN all Glasses. Among the fam
animals present are GOV. hprague, Backwood, Jr
Elsie Good, Lady fAlcnen, Posi- Boy, Piedmont, Odd
Fellow, Honor, MOomosl, IhOTndale, sadie Bell,
Aldiue, and WoodfOrd Chiet.
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CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. l3.-The city OF Zicate-
captured the cath Of August by Garcia de la
Cadens at the head OF 1900 nsurrectonists The
night he turned city over to the American German
ana Spanish Consus and evacuated IL. Tue Govern
ment troops recaptured the place on the esth, having
previously defeated CadenA's band.
The change OF Ministry causes great satisfaction TO
the supporters OF the Government. All the Indications
favor the hnal triumph Of Lerdo de Tejada the Pres
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Explo,iou in IA BIeacuery.

PRovISsSoE, Sept. ga large "kier," hold
ing about twe've hundred pieces OF goods, exploded
with great force ~ the clyde Beachery In warwick.
about four O'Clock this orning The top OF the ker
and much OF the cloth wot out through the roof and
the machinery In the room was badly wrecked Inc
loss 10 FROM 5000 10 $4,000 The operatives pRV Nv
Arlyeoi " No Vpe wA lptVgsd
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The winners OF the champion pennants in
their respective classes are the schooner Triton
and hrst-cl sloop Mantle As II was pitch dark
and raining hard, the Judges did not stay To time
the Nmbus and Myra, but as the Nimbus was
last seen considerably ahead she was probably
winner In the second class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-24

The Rev. Thomas N. Adams, the assistant pas
tor Of ST. Vincent Psul's Church in North siIih
street. willamsburgh has received from the Life say.
ing Benevolent Association Of New York u valuable
gold hunting watch in token Of his gssnt rescue
OF 4 poor woman who attempted suicide 10 February
last by Jumping from Houston street ferry boat.
Father Adams was knghted for acts OF bravery while
he MAS = student IN jesuit college In Spain.
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Commodore Vanderbilt became noticeably
more feeble yesterday, although suffering oui little
pain. Those who him at prescnt, after an absence
OF two weeks, notice considerable change ~ MS
aspect. He II thinner and more emaclaled lie ID
scarcely strong enough 10 turn IN his bed,
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Sir Edward Thornton
was among the nrst 70 respond. by liberal subserip,
Washinstonor the relief Of the Savannah yellow fever
sufferers,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-24

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Sept. 2J-Yesterday, near
Freehold. Pa, Ira Root VINO runs threshng machine
had quarrel with farmer named Roland Huntley.
Root from the barn with ptchforK, and while follow.
ing him hit on the head with stone thrown by
Root from the effects OF which he died last night koot
AZ
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The YaIe I,oa,iug Meeting.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, sept. 2i.-The annual
boating meeting Of the Yale University TO-DAY was
very enthusiastic one. CmceTs were chosen for the
year. The flags at springfield we're brOughs In by
Kennedy, starbOard stroke of the eight And rHoke 0f
the iour, and greeted with prolonged cheers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-24
The Death of the Builder of Tammany Hall.

Mr. Jamee Stewart a wealthy architect, died
yesterday his residepce in wes, Fourteenth street
He the builder OF Tammany Hall and Dr. Hairs
church. He was director IN several nk0, and
many years President OF the Board OF trustees Of
tne Reformed Presbyterian Church. Ia Twelfth street.
lie WIS sl1tY.elL Years Old.
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smnlI.Pox Near a Public school.

The residents OF Central and Hopkins avenues,
Jersey CITY Heights alarmed at the spread Of the
smslpoI The affected houses join Public School No.
:, and pl.hy OF me SCHOLARS hAye been withdraw. \
general stampede is feared within stones thtuW of
the school house twenty eases VI the dreaded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-24
The Molly Maguires Convicted

PorTsvILLE, Pa, Sept, 23.-John j. Slattery
and Michael DOOlan, Molly Magnres who were charged
with conspiracy to murder William and Jesse Major,
wore convicted here to-day.
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Asru,.lA.....in Held for Trial

Chatterton, the brute who kicked his wife to
death in wiiamsburgh the goth inst has been sent
to Raymond street jail Brooklyn 10 await the action
Of hei Grand 1Dy, the coroner's Inquest having es
tsellshed bis gum.
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WORD TO FAIHkH IAFI.
Rooms DEhoCRATIC-C CONSERVATISM sTArE)
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,


Hon. Ahphorso Tdn, Attorney General Of he Unued
Stdlss, Wdshtngfor ID. Z.
SIR: As we are In receipt OF Information that
under Instructions from your department Of the
Government, the United States Marshais and
deputy marsba ais are about to inaugurate series
OF arrests for alleged offences against the cleo
tion laws Of the United States, / am directed
to request that for the better protection OF the
citizens In their right to speedy examination
and bail. that the United States Marshals
and deputy marshals be instructed by your
department to take the accused persons
when arrested, before the nearest OF most con-
venient United States Commissioner for pre-
lminary examination. The practice has been
70 bring such persons to this city from remote
parts OF the State, often several hundred miles
distant. leaving the parties when bailed TO de-
fray their expenses home. THIS, coupled with
the consequent prolonged absence from home
at critical moment to their crops and business,
inficts an unnecessary hardship upon the par
ties accused, which will be obviated by recourse
to the United States Commissioners at Natchi-
toches, Shreveport, and elsewhere. We deem tn Q
request under the circumstances n reasonable
one, and In the interest Of the execution OF the
law, according to your Instructions. We ask OF
YOU favorable consideration OF this applica-
lion.
Hoping to receive a reply at an early day,
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
j. W. PATTON,
President Democratic Conservative State Cen
trAl Committee,
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The Thcrmomete In New ork Yesterday.
At Hudnut's at o'clock A. NJ. 6s': O, 6S'
o. 0Os IL NJ 03s, $3.50 l.. NJ 65' O. 04' o. CO., 70. o..
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Weather Once Prediction.

Falling, followed by rising barometer: increas-
Ing north aud east winds backing TO northwest cooler.
cloudy, followed by clearing weather.
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Two of the minne.o'. Robbers SIN at LARGE.

ct. PAUL, Sept S.-The two Northheld bank
robbers who have been creating such excitement in the
vicinity OF Sioux City still al large. on Thursday
night they went TO the farmhouse of James Thompson,
about ten miles north OF East Lienars, and made
Thompson drive them twenty miles north. lie did
return and lt Is feared that he has been rdered
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APPEALING FOR JUSTICE.
ALSO FOR PEACE, ORDER, AND THE
sUPREMACY OF Law.

An Address TO the Louisiana Democratic-Con-
srrvnUves-warpina them to Furnish no
Material for Father Tan's Outrage min.
New ORLEANS, Sept 23.-The morning
newspapers here will publish the documents
below:
Address 10 the Democratic. Conservative People or Lov.
tstdHd.
Roohs DknocRArIc- CorsRRvATivE sTATH)
CENTRAL COMMITTEES,
NEW ORLEAEs, Sept. 81, 1870.
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Brooklyn Democrat. in Earnest for Reform

President Democratic Conservative State Cen
tral Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-01
Hammerslough PiteS Himself Nit Dog,

None daY Mrs. Hammerslough heard
a noise in de shtreet out. She room oudt
und it vas HammerSlough sitting IN
his pack kicking NIT his heels in the
air up. Und he splits NIT his mOudt
md shtands NIT his head on, und cry
oudt:
Il hat the dydra-dOg pite me. hat
pite myself NIT a mad dog!"
Und dere vas Il poodle rooning the
shtreet up; und everybody let him go
shoost so fast as dey could. Und Mrs.
Hammerslough got brighten, und she
say:
"Shall | room und got berwick :. doc
tor MANI"
no, = he says, Il might die before
he comes, und den would come pack
und pc a h0unted house WHEREVER you
vas. You know de noosepaper sas dot
ven you pite yourself nit stnakes, or
hydrantfobia, de only tings vat vas for
Something's goOt, vas plenty visby-a
whole gallon full. -
30 she put him awf his leetle bedt,
und got dot visky. Und Hammer
slaugh vas awful sick; und if he would
hear rome dog in the shtreet park, he
would hear t,ro dogs in the shtreet park,
he would park drec. Den Mrs. Ham
merslaugh would had to gif him some
v;sky to make him shtop parking.
Den she says, ''Hammerslough, we're
You got pited?"
Den he says, ION de sidewalk
Den she says, ''Vot part of you,
means, is dot hydrantfobia?"
Den he says, at vas all ovfer me-.
Den she says, LET me see we're dot
dog pite you, SO can put it on mus
tard blaster, und draw dat pite out"
Den ne says. you don't can draw
him out; and MAYBE you caught de by
drantfobia pesides; ind it vas only vone
hydrantfobia visky in de house gee
nough."
Den she says. Let me go for DIR
Sonnerschmidt.
Den he says, NO; dots no goot-bo-
logna sausages vas better. Pring som
| vas hoOngry."
Den he says, Don't you know de
principle of hOmeopathy?-dot same
ting. Veil got pite on de outside py
a dog, so | will vaccinate myself OH de
inside NIT a sausages. Dots de only
ting pesides bledty of visky, dot vos fol
it some goot.''
Veil, SO soon he eat dot sausage hi
park leetle. Den he says, Dots &
goot sign. Dot vaccination took right
away. Gife me a leetle more visky.''
Den he gotshleepy, bu efery time she
sthart for de doctor, he would wake
und park leetle, und call for a leetl'
yisky. At de last he vas sound shle
ping Und she vent und got DR.. Son
neschmidt.
DR.. Sonnenschmidt says, "Vere die
Hammerslough pite himself?"
Mrs. IIammerslough says, "On hi!
pack, near his ankle. >
SO dey look on his pack und his an
kle, but dey don't found no pite.-DaR
bury Ne,eS.