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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

Tho friends Of the freedmen don't seem to
''pan ont" very well in their unsel6sh devo-
ton to his interests. The Investigators in
Washington claim to have unearthed some
immense frauds on the part of the friends of
the oolored race in connection with the
Freedmen's Savings Bank Bureau. Well,
things are looking bad, amt they No forty
acres, no mule, and now the savings of the
colored man and brother seem to have gone
into the pockets Of their friends.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04


NEW ORLEANS Jan. 4, 1876
Referring to card of John NJ. G. Parker, President,
of LIST inst these interested will observe that while
the letter of Supervisor Inspector Mr.. Rogers il
quoted President Parker does not yet whether
Salamander Felting contains Asbe stos not.
While admitting that Mr.. Rogers nay know what
Asbestos u.s. wish it understood that we can prove
that the Asbestos Boiler Felting sell and use
DOES cont ain Asbestos.
We az in state that if the q. s. and f. Salamander
Feting Company Uses Abestas they are infringing,
unless they supply themselves from the parti we
are Representing or their agents rhe following
letter from Supervisor Inspector VIM. Rogers adj
dressed to our Mr.. Caleb A. Parker. may be Of some
interest here.
Office Of U. S. Supervising Inspector of Steam
Vessels, Tenth District,
New Or ans, La Nov 1878 }
Dear Sir-In reply to your note of even date, re-
questing my opinion of the Asbestos Boiler Felting
conductor of heat cold its durability and
economy, have to say, that l have the highest
opinion of its non conducting and durable qualities
when properly app led an that its ecOnOm, is uly
equal to the best boiler covering known. Fifteen and
in some instances, high as twenty per cent have
been realized from its use 1t can be readily and
easily applied ill not crack and IN weight is less
than aay other covering. except, perhaps hair.
VIM ROGERS,
Supervising Inspector
with IL. Dudley Coleman.
NO. IL Union street,
New Orle ans, La
The public will now have q better opportunity of
forming their own opinion ~ suggested.
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN g. BRO,
IL Union street, New Orleans, La.
H. W. JOHNS 81 Mai en- Lane,
THE ASBESTOS FELTING co,
3l6 to 322 Front a rect
ja16 If New York.
Office of Q. S Supervising Inspector of Steam
Vessels, Tenta District
New Orleans, jan H. 1876. }
j. NJ G. Parker Esq, resident of the Q. S. and
Foreign Salamander Felting Company Southern
Branch
Dear Sir-My attention having been called to an
advertisement printed in The daily papers OF this city,
signed by II. Dudley Coleman, agent etc. wherein is
introduced letter from me approving and recon-
mendng the so-called ASBESTOS BOILER FELT
ING OF H. NJ. Johns g. Co, New York. it seems
proper, in view of subsequent letters from the
same subject that shou explain these apparent
discrepancies.
At the date of the letter in question Nov T. 1879
had no knowledge of any ther Boiler Feting using
Asbestos one of is principal ingredients but the
Salama2der Felting. for W, ich David Edwards ESQ
is the agent in thi, city, and supposed that I was
that article. Very respectfully
VIM. ROGERS,
ja16 tt Supervising Inspector
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
Dr.. G. BEARD, Ooouliss,
Observation-Disclosures STREET.
Orleans Innrnary.
Once hours from 10 to 81.
RlMMEL'S
10 NJ d q M
PERFUMED
" NJ TT N Els.
THE MOST EXQUISITE VALENTINES IN
THE CITY.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
EYRICH,
100. Canal Street ....... $50
Also, NEW COMIC VALENTINES. at
"a cod til EYRICH'S. a
X. G. ENRICH,
AND STATIONER,
100 CANAL STREET,
NEW ORLEANS,
Has just received another invoice of those imma-
culate NOTE PAPERS and ENVELOPES. from
ALEXANDER PIRIE s. SONS, Edinburg
Put up in boxes of one quire and envelopes to
match sent by mail upon receipt of price, 80 cents
DR. one dollar. F4lw
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

HOrICE-No Orders taken on the Bulletin once
unless Endorsed by the fhOfHEIOh'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04
The Attention Of Piano BUYERS


The new scale CHICK
EEING UPRIGHT, the
most perfect, best toned and
best finished piano ever of
feret for sale inthis city.
Alec, the elegant Dun
HAM. the low priced
HALE. and the popular
PLEYEL Pianos, which are
for sale at unusually low
prices for Cash or on month.
ly paumanfa
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-04

The party who stole the Black and Tan SLUT.
with red collar from the Of Canal and Raza
part streets, will do well las he is wei kpown) t.
return the SLUT immediately or leave tho city.
Leave the same at 223 Can 81 street. ja3e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-02
A Voice from the Frontier.

The HERALD has adopted, and al
most intleXibly followed, rule never
to indulge in controversy with any OF
its rural contemporaries where the OBJ
ject sought to he gained by its oppo-
nent was simply to court little cheap
notoriety either for itself or the village
in which it happened to be located. A
short time since THE HERALD briefly
altuded to little village some forty
miles west of this city, which boasts of
a little, weakly sheet, edited by a gem
tieman of still smaller and weaker
brains. OF course, the item was seized
nnon with avidity. Here was an OPP
nortunity to force itself into contro-
yersy with the leading newspaper OF
Northern Texas, and it must not be
neglected. Forthwith he PUSHES into
A half column reply, but The HERALD,
like the people Of Tarrant county, Will
nut a quietus on his ambitious aspira-
tioos, by declining to be forced into
controversy from which there is no
possibility of gaining either honor or
profit.
For the benefit of the individual,
however, The HERALD gratuitousiy
tenders him little information ana
oay;oe Dallas has no fears of success
full rivalry. While ambitious little
villages may swell and strut, their
hastings will only prove ridiculous ana
court laughter. The merchants ana
Of liens of Dallas court tho extension
If the road to Fort Worth, and
bpyond: for as the road extends, SO
does the commerce. and business OF
Dallas. The citizens OF Fort WORTH
and villages beyond can then visit The
metropolis on the cars and make thei'
purchases and dispose of their pro
ducts, instead of wagoning over bat
roads, as they are now compelled to do
4 The HERALD admits that it has TEEN
n ed with glowing accounts of the pro
n gress of work on the Dallas and Wich
tia Railway, and points with no little
satisfaction and pride to its efforts tt
bring about the present satisfactor,
n and healthy condition of affairs.
brief trip over the road will eonvinc
the rural ink-slinger tina. The HERALI
Il has neither misrepresented nor exag
gerated in its reports Of the progress o
+, this road.
n Dallas desires to see Fort Worth ant
all the villages contigu is to her pros
per; for upon their prosperity, mucl
q Of her own progress and success lie
Ponds. The HERALD nor the peopl
of Dallas desire "to ST. .rairie cnicR
ems roost on the Courthouse fence
bats and owls occupy the otherwls
tenantless houses, or the grass grow
the streets of the boastful ciW' OF Fol
Worth but 1t very much fears th'
unless wiser and more progresslN
heads be placed in charge to admin
Ter their affairs of government tia
The editor referred to, such will ineyl
ably be their doom. To farm vii
aim and under the healthful exerci
OF blowing, ditching, splitting rail
ETC., let him carve out name in tn
professieu u life-which Nature b
tended him Cora reputation that w
pe alike creditable to himself and b
posterity If he ever has any.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-02

At meeting of the Directors OF THE
DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY,
held yesterday, Colonel w. c. HoL-
LAND rendered his resignation rs Bust
ness Manager, which was accepted,
and Mr.. w. l.. MALONE elected to fill
the vacancy for the uneXpired term.
A resolution of thanks to Colonel
HOLLAND, for his efficient manage
meut of the finances of the Company,
was introduced and adopted unan-
imOusly,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-02

We are now olltriuf M our DRlfSS GOODS
~ Ca,hlncrcs, Muyainhlgues, popllns, Pop
lln.Alpnocas, PlaldS, Elo,, Etc, nj New York
cost price marked down Ia plain figures
40 that everybody can zoe Tor themselves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-02

In connection with the above, the
attprhes of The HERALD Office, one
andt..l, take this method OF expressing
their regret that circumstances have 50
shaped themselves as to induce Colonel
HOLLAND to sever his official connec-
ton with this journal, the success and
prosperity of which for the past
nine months have been % much the re-
suit of his skillful and liberal manage
ment. Kind, courteous, the soul of
honor and integrity, he carries with
him the best wishes of all for his future
happiness and prosperity.
His successor, Mr.. MALONE, although
a stranger, comes among us with the
highest testimonials as to his standing
as a live, practical, honorable journal
ist, and as such, The HERALD bespeaks
for him the favorable consideration Of
the citizens of Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-02

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-The State
prison workshops at San Quentin, Cal
ifornia, have been burned. Loss $780,
GOO. Over one thousand prisoners were
confined, all of whom are safe. The
building Is supposed to have been set
on fye by prisoners in the attic paint
department. The prison is heavily
guarded tonight. a san francisco
detachment of police and National
Guards were dispatched this evening.
to assist In guarding the prisoners.
Teleprams state that the oonyicts thus
far show disposition to behave
quietly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-02

We are agents for these shirts, which we de-
sire to call your particular attention TO. We
sell them for less price than you can buy the
linen and domestic for by the bolt. They are
made of the very fines linen and the very
best domestic. The shirt IL cut out and the
bosom made and set in, cuffs made and the
shirt put together, 80 that little girl can
make II in half an hour.
They are the very thing that our people
need, and everybody Is invited 10 come and
see them, and when they return nome TO Tell
their neighbors about them.
We promise hereafter to supply all sizes
as our supply is now unlimited.
Please call and examine our stock before
going elsewhere. The very hes; attention
YOU our goods whether you buy anything or
not. Thanking you for past favor. your
| friends.
BLAKE & JENKINS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure or Trains NJ
Dallas,
Notice.

Mr.. \. W, Hurst and Mr.. Alfred Kent are
,ne authorized City Clrculaiors Of The Dallas
Herald, and ARE also authorized to make col
Toe ions for this office for advertising and job
work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-02

V,HE STATE OF TEXAs-To the sheriff
Il or any Constable OF Dallas county greet
ingi Whereas, oath has this day been made
before noe by l.. w. Oglesby, OF the firm OF
Oglesby Kirkpatrick 4 Co., that John W.
Rowland is a transient perscn so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served up
on him. You are hereby commanded that
you, by making publication of this writ In
some newspaper printed In Dallas county,
for four successive weeks before the return
day hereof, summons the said John W.
Rowland. to be aud appear before me, OF my
Office, in the city of Dallas, In the county of
Dallas, on the 9Th day of March A. ID. 1876 to
answer the complaint OF the said Oglesby,
Kirkpatrick & Co., for the sum Of Fifty
Eight Dollars and Fifty-Nine Cents, due up
ON account
Herein fail not and Of this writ make due
return, as the law directs.
Given under my hand this It'll day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1876. o,n
Justice Of the Peace, Dalias County
Feblyl2w4t,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
TIE FIRE RECORD.

LARGE LOSS AT HUNTERS POINT.
SEVERAL FACTORIES DEsTROYED-MUCH PROPERTY
BURNED AND LITTLE INSURED.
A fire which started in the Johns Asbestos
Roofing COmpauys factory at the foot Of West seventh
ST.. Hunters Point, Yesterday morning destroyed
100000 worth Of property. These works occupy six
lots OF ground fronting on scyentE-St The materials
used in the manufacture Of the roofing is very cOmbus
bic, and the names famed by stiff westerly breeze
from the river, spread with great rsdi'y, and cOmmu
ncacd the boiler shcp OF Robert OHars on Sixthst,
the pottery and drainPpe manufactures OF Feascl &
Smith, the Long Island Tool WORKS and two 2story frame
dwtllinghouses siXth-st., one owned by VIM. Web
ster aid the owned and occupied Jacob Mechen-
dorf The fire under complete control by noon WITH
the exception Of some ddu-ppt ana the furniture from
nelSchendOrfS house. nothing OF consequence was saved
The estimated loss and nsurauccs re rs follows: III.
w. JOhLss roofing factory, loss 100000 INSURANCE
800 Long Island Tool WORKS. loss $1,000. insur
ance Robert OHara, boiler shop lOss $1,000 lnsur
aucc John Smith, Long Island Pottery Works, loss
10000 insurance Joseph Nubrand's pottery works,
loss 300 insurance. The varnis factory OF Henry
ews a. Brother MAS damaged $500, no insurance Tne
qropcrty-uWuers in the vicinity complain a tue high
of Insurance. and say they have not been able 10 get
any at AL since the erection Of Nh. JOhnss
factory
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of tlr. ATKINS (Dem., Tenn.) the
non-concurred in
TIE SPEAKER appointed as Committee Of Confer
euce that hi Messrs. Atkins, Randall tDem Pcnn).
and HUflbut Rep., M
Mr.. PAYNE Dem, Ohio, from the Committee
Bsuking and Currency, reported back the Senate amend
uieuts 10 the Silver Coin bill He IetOmitcu Icd Goa
'urfcnce In them, aDf moved tue previous question.
Inc Senate amcndI Cnts are 10 strike out the word
"un,-" aud 70 add ne~ section providing that the
question seconded, and no main question ordered.
MI Payne proceeded to explain and advocate the anond
meut.
IL all right, bat he thought that action should
be taken the whole suh CT o' silver com.
The uuC .iion was taken Gn The first amendment The
vote by tclcIB IesultCd-Negs, Mars, ~.
Tie question on the amendment taken by Yeas
amt Nays, and rCrLited-Icas, 81 Nays 0S.
The vote was ea taken OH concuIiug IN the second
emcndInent Of the Senate and IT nas rtJected-6O TO
loo.
AT RANDALL then moved 10 reconsider the last
vote, and II reCOlsdclel. Nr. RANDALL moved
to concur with the senate amendment with an smoni-
thereto III the form U! tWO additional sections,
authorizing IL addition TO Jne silver con allowed 10 be
issued in redemption Of fractional currency, the coinage
OF twenty millions requiring the purchase Of the neces
sary silver bIlliOn AT marEct rates. and authorizing the
of The coin in the ordinary disbursements OF The
Treasury. lie also allowed Mr. La ANDEkS (Dcn., Ind TO
offer amendment authorizing tue coinage OF tac
standard silver dollar OF the weight and hlrncSs
as that IN the st Of January, 1861, and making
il legal tender in payment OF all debts, public and
The vote was first taken MI Landcrs's amendment,
1t adOpted-1eas, 10: NayR, 54. The motion
made by Mr. Randall, 10 concur IN the Senate amrnd-
ment. with his and Mr.. LandeTs's amendments
thereto, then agreed t0-Ycas, no Nays, 40 the
bill back 10 the senate with these provisions
iugrsftcd on the Senate aIne Ldnents.
The House at 4:3O adJOurnc..
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
FATAL ACCIDENT 70 Az ACTRESS.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Nrs. George Morton,
whose stage name louise Hawthorne, and who has
been the "icadng lady Of HOoleys stock company for
some time past both IN this city and San Francisco fell
out OF second story window OF the fremont iluuse. and
descending TIC cOurt below Instantly killed TIE
accident occurred about O'Clock this morning" Mrs.
Morton was alone In her AT the time She had been
In health lately Her husband is actor III New
York City. and her father is the scene painter OF DTeWs
Tlcater in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
MR., BLAINE AT HOME.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June 2S.-Mr. Blaine reached
his home this evening, having through special
car in 20 hours from Washington He very much
fatigued and exhausted by the journey, and taken
Immediately TO his residence, not being able to stop
moment TO meet the large number OF friends who had
assembled at the railway station 10 welcome him. He Is
now under the care Of his family physician and 10 Is
hoped perfect rest end quiet will soon restore him to
health.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
prOvISTvr ARRIVALS.


YOr GTdns!g,rE--t' 'Ount '.aGHlas toyOs. Ansttlah
M'r,tcr - ~ niugtun and de Smirnofo Of Russ
Cs.0s no -,iuv JOiD L. Beycndge Of ihhels - tsr
r,.,-Br EiguiIud r. EiTrl % TIC AAsu.an iIi
ticu at Wasin TId CsntrH Hots-Connt non Ie
{. IN LrHs NbtsL-lhe E'Y ~, ~. -
sgoOn Of plsGc Jdnes Eote!-iay inspscao
Gilbert J.. IlorntOn, [. = Navy y.IGm AFfa1 IT,
-uv-h = ihaHy. " tnd4oT ifOt
risparun ri Inc Russian Navy. Holman H0st-CaP' n
Ecr nLune O t.L,aLL Lah ARMY.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

Central Pennsylvania has potato bugs, and
ms tre worthy husbaudIan IN drab wduders about his
garden he gtmarks eengly TO hs wife, Verify, Mar
tina the spirit almost Ia cjrctw yrhemence
sundry II the quaint phrases common with the lost
OF the world people"
Circumstantiai evidence Circumstances
alter cases you hno "" rcmfnod a Scotch lawyer
old client. Nerra true, Sir replied the farmer
and alter circumstances wCcl 4; for, man,
mind when rung and had but few cases, your
circumstances WernI over Draw"
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

called the purely ttBroramcnt vfh 'is rspoi
onpanIeHt Of sarc fsggo Dlac g nd iair 'a-
pcxion. IFS hair, originally chestnut is now partially
sllyeIed b. age.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
AT CALNEPTON- I. L

A barn belonging to Hugh Doherty was
burned carly Tuesday morning II stood about fifty feet
from the dwelling house. which saved with cOnsd
cradle difficulty The lOfs about 500; partly
cred by in the Western Company Of Toronto
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

The advantages possessed by MIX OF MAG
dentince IT. dc OdOrLng OF removing bad
breath aud as cutiro simplicity.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

Eminent physicians recommend WISTAR'S
BAsAM uf WILD CHERRY Lang Gincgitics. 90 $
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AZ HUDw0s' IN
BnDADWAN.
ss.m..77 roou. 81 8 = =. 9 3. a, 1idn,ShI 1.l IT,
i..i,gt dlIii.g & g isI, %. .-cs', ~
Average s. e, Sr'ron1Y, 1873, 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New-York
~ Grocer Flour and Tea Dealer, wholcsac aud retail,
No. so Nes.yst Everybody should call and get bargains
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
OVARIAN T'uM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
DY Da. RADVhY'S ElaElIES.

IHAyE HAD AN OVARIAN TrMoR IN THE ovARIEs
AND BOWELS FOR TEN fEAitS - 49,.
Asy ARBoa Dec. ~, 1875
others be benefited, make this
sSstement; -, A.. .--.-s.. .-s ,o.u.,. ,o~
ten wears phys clans Of ts place aud others
ytiOut benefit II growing AT sDc rapdity tlaS
could not lived much longer friend III mine indHced
Remedies had not mucl faith ia then
bu, n0sily. after much deliberahon, ried tnem
bottles or the Rosoysnt LNo hOr<s OF the
bottles Of the Relci us' tose |lhcut sny
determined q pCssev rH. used twelve
Resoyent, o. the hei, and two boxes
Of pills Before they had lost c itynye pounds
continued tho medicine until sure that vas
ent rs'y cured flo medicine about 1Vc months ana
during lost iDry-hve pounds Ia AL TOOK three
aozen Of Kesoly.n six bottles Reflex and sr boxes
feel perfectly ver and my hssr. u fuil Of gratitude %
wonderful sel deepy indebted and my prayer
me tSi"n,d x e. BlBBIss.
M Bibbins above eerhcate, s the person
for whom roc lesied you TO send medicine IN J1n loio Inc
medicines .ted bought Of with ne orcepuOa
sent to her by you may say mat sr sAeos
Druggist and Chemist Ann ArbOr III en-
This nav certify MIS- BDbls who makes the aboys
sertifc sc well known 10 uH
AID the stated Olb,ediy and unenlsb8
correct Auy who Mr. tibbiDs VIII believe htf
NJ L. B. POhQ
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
Announcements

Announcements
LUNDBoRG's CALIFoRNIh WATFR for the toilet
snd Jath des ul substitute ior Cologne bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

Ioyo ISLAND CIrY-The Board OF Education
held its regular annual meeting Tuesday evening Henry
Johnson was chosen President of she Board The pay rolls for
the months Of June July, and AUGUST wcrs audted and or
dered aid resolution was passed that IN The future All
.n,i,s making expenditure " t2b mrs be
,red bv contract tine lowest bdeg.. The schools OF
The cty Will bo closed for the Summer vacation on frday
June 80.
SHELTER IfLAspAbsalom s. Griffin an old and respected
esieut wh ahorug uuicr ? mp.raTy ut iuspulty, hung
hin self irom his Tuesday. When dis
covered 10 dead.
soTHotp-Durng the week 100000 quarts of straw
ber. shipped from sOuthod ANA hatutuck sta
tOu. fol- tho New.lOrk market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-12
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.

THE REcEIvER RESTRAINED FROM ACTING AND
ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE WHY HE SHOULD
NOT BE REMOVED.
Judge Donohue yesterday, on application Of Mr..
Ashbe P Fitch, counsel for the depostors OF the Mu-
tua Benefit Savings Bank, signed order restraining
the receiver Mr. W. F. Adrch. from disposing OF the
assets of tho bank any way interfering with ts
concerns and further ordering him to show cause,
January IL, why he should not be removed from his
position receiver This action has been taken by the
depostors for the thai Mr Aldrich is alleged 70
be working in the interest of the trustees of the bank
1t is also asserted that Mr. Aldrich, when Bank Ex-
annor knew The banks affairs were IN an insolvent
state and that he assisted the trustees 10 cover up
frauds and deficiencies Il rs also alleged in the afda
Wits presented 10 Judge Donohuc that hr. Adrch was
cognnt of the frauds In the management OF the ThirG
Avenue, German Uptown, Central Park and G. -.
banks and made his reports, after examnl tEfs,
TO show them to be In good condition hem ~
we're hopelessly insovenk 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-12
THE OLD GAME OF CONFIDENCE.

Yesterday forenoon, as Izra Fauar, purser board
the steamer Leo, plying between here and Jackson
vile, Fla, strolling along pier No. 10 East River
whore the vessel now lies he accosted by tall
venerable looking gentleman, who said his name
james Wilson, stranger in tho city, and that he
taking look at the shipping. After little brief
versaton Wilson asked Fauar If he'd come and take a
drink AS they were on their way to liquor store a
friend OF Wilson'S came up, stopped him and said,
hurrcdy, 1880 hero, Wilson, by the way, lend me
sl2 have bill Of that amount to pay just here"
Certainly, Bob, certainly, Old Beeswax, yeu must
have it, returned the stranger, in hearty way, and
he took from his pocket wallet that appeared TO be
well dlcd with what looked like genuine gold coins
"Wilson, these won't do, said the requiring tho
lean 'must have greenbacks you see" Haven't got
any, pom my word, y said Wikon, blandly; perhaps
my friend here, Mr.. Fauar, Mr. Jones Introducing
them) would oblige" Nr. Fauar couldn't refuse, and
made the desired accommodation. Messrs. Jones and
Wilson then desired 10 be excused for a fow mo-
mcnts and disappeared. Thoy gone onlya minute
or so when Fauar became suspicious and followed
them He got TO rear window just in time see the
pair of raseals sealing the fence boards OF tho back
yard. He Immediately ran into the street; called in
0cer Irving, OF the First precinct who presently
cured WILSON, the old fellow nearly Of breath
scrambling over boarded wall Justice Flammcr
before whom be was taken in the afternoon, held
Wilson to