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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-05

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue ofa certified
- copy OF a decree 10 me directed, from the
Clerk of the Superior Court IF Marion county,
Indiana, in a ause wherein Elizabeth I. Pease
Is plaintiff, and Susan Wyhong ct al are de
PENDANTS, requiring me to make the sum of
twenty-six hundred and seven dolisrs and
thirty-two cents, with interest on said decree
and cost, Will expose at public sale, TO the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of January, A. d.
1876.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M, and
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, at the door of the
Court House or Marion county, Indiana, the
rents aud profits for a term not exceeding seven
years, of the following Re al estate; to-wit:
The north half of he east half of the northeast
quarter OF section sixteen (6j, township fourteen
(lD, north Of range fve l5) east, in Marion
county, Indiana.
Ifruch rents and pr ofits will not sell for SUI
fiCient Sum 10 satisfy said decree. Interests and
costs will. at the aTse lime and place ca pose
to pub ic sale the fee-SimDe of said ZEAL estat-,
or so much thereof a may be sufficient to dis
charge said decree. interests and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or apprAlsemeat la WIS.
ALBERT REIsSNER,
SheriGol Marion county.
December 2l b ID. 1875.
c. F. ROCKER. and BIxBY & NORTON, Attorneys
for pIainun. otc. 22-5t
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Notice to Non-Resid emit.

Whereas, certain precept has been duly is
sued to me by the May or Of the city OF Indian
apolis, under the corporate seal OF said city,
dated Decemoer 24tn, 1875, showing that there Is
due the following named contractor the amount
hereinafter specified for street Improvement in
the city of indianapolis, Marion county, In
diana.
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Sale for Street Improvement.

By virtue of q certain precept To me directed,
by the Mayor o. the city of Indianapolis Iudi-
ana, and duly attested by the CT rk OF said city.
under the corporate seal of said city, will on
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1876,
sell at public auction at the City Court Room,
betv cen tire hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. OF said dar, the following described
lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter
named as assessed agsinSt such premises for
street Improvement, and AL costs, to-wit:
Lot No. seven ~ in J. r. Routh's subdivis-
ion OF square No twentv-one l2ll in JohnsOn's
heirs addition to the city of Indianapolis Ma
ZION county. Indiana, owned by Fred. ID.
MatZRe, against which is assessed the sum Of
five dollars and fifteen cents rs Isl for street
Improvement in favor Of ID. Root & Co., con-
tractors.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind, December 22d. 1875.
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Sale for Street Improvement.

Sale for Street Improvement.
By virtue of a certain precept TO me directed,
by the Mayor of the city of Ind annapolis Indi-
ana. and duly attesteo by the clers of said city,
under the corporatS Sc al of said city, Will on
SATURDAY, January 18Th, 1876,
sell at public auction at the City Court Room,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the following de-
as may be necessary to satisfy the sum herein
after named as assessed against such premises
for street lmprO vement, and all costs, to-wit:
Fifty feet of the east end of lot No. seventeen
dred and four 1901 in The city OF Indianapolis,
Marion county, Indiana, owned by John 3.
Carpenter, against which is assessed the sum of
forty dollars and twenty five cents 1871 81
for street improvement in favor Of John
Scheier, contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, December q, 1875.
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Notice to Non Resident.

Whereas, A certain precept has been duly
issued to me BY the Mayor o. the City of In
dianapolis, under The corporate seal of said city,
dated December 24th, 1885, showing that there is
due the following named contractor the amount
herein f ter specified for street improvement In
the city Of indianapolis, Marion county. In
diana.
Due John Scheier for paving the north side
walk on Washington street between Noble
street and the corporation line east, from James
A. Kealing, the sum OF twenty mine dollars and
SIX cents (s29 Co. amount OF assessment charged
against lot No. one () in outlot No. seventy
two or, in the city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that un ess within l2Ul days after the
publication, for three weeks, of this notice the
amount so assessed against the above described
lot or parcel of land is paid, will proceed to
collect the amount so assessed by levy aud sale
of said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof
as msy be necessary { satisfy the above claim,
and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
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Due John Scheier for grading and paving
with brick the north sidewalk on Brookside
avenue from Clifford avenue to Orange street,
from Phiiauder E. Phillips, the sum of twenty
hve dollars and eleven cents 1875 ny, amount OF
assessment cha ged against lot No. six (6l in
Woot en- 8 subdivision of Fletchers addition to
the city indianapolis, Marion county, Indi-
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that, unless within t2ol days after the publica-
ton, for three weeks, OF this notice the amount
SO assessed against the aoOve described lot or
parcel OF land is aid, will proceed 10 collect
The amount so assessed by levy aud s ale OF said
OF or parcel OF land OF so muc n thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy the above claim, ami all
cos.s that may accrue.
HENRY. W. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer
Indianapolis. Ind, December 28th, 1876.
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CITY Ireasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, December q, 1875.
, 1876-07-11

,ho 4th Of Inst April. Sic 1clt bcr
llornc nt TINT time and obtained partial divorce,
hut | subsequently gd fall m" from her,
md hive sit,tn marrietl lily present wife IN tl!a
Statc, having tlanr 40 Under tho best legal au-
vicc, and In conformity tn the lnws Of Illinois.
The hlyorrc obtained by the woman was Obj
taEned mainly oil the false tsstitnony Of herself
md son, john, and tho latter, who died nearly
three ycnre ago, made confession to his wife
that he Ind sworn fnlscly, mud that statement
ran he turne out Under oath by tie witness her
self. The perjury and machInations Of my for
nscr wtie caused mo the loss Of three
fnrms located In French Greek, N. r.,
which l bought from cx.Gov. Patterson,
now residing at Westfeld, n. Y. I
valued the whole property, including steam
saw"mil and shinglc mill, 1T $2l 900: She stole
horse and hilgEy, q COW, melo1eon, and
Of thirteen months, and obtained largo s,sns On
tho strength OF my credit, aud without my
knowledge and consent. That course, with the
litigation caused BY her perjury nnd infamous'y
ly d bcggnr, and caulr to this city a poor man.
mn satisfied she is seeking for blacknail. and
has sought nc for that purpose, but
atn determined to resist any. nt.
tcmpts TO that end, and, having full legal
separation from her, shall maintain my rights
at all hazards. wna at my homo, At No. 6b7
North Clark street, ncnrly all Of to-day, attend
tnB my wife, who Is very I'll, md did not learn
ot The publications. In tho evening papers until
0 o'clock tp-nIGht.h
, 1876-07-11
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Grand Jury will be In session again TO-
morrow.
The Finance Committee Of the County Doard
yesterday negotiated loan Of $l0O0 600 for four
months At 4.S3 per cent. This Is the most fa-
vorable loan aver negotiated by the county.
The lender was the Coru Exchange Bank
c. F. pcriolat handed n bill to the County
board yesterday amounting To $l23.33 being
far samples OF goods Furnished The county upon
which contracts have iGcn lcsto him. Among the
tlems Of tho bill were ak feather dustcrs at
$4.2, each aud one rubber sptttoon At 1913:
pcriolat and the extent Of his confidence IN anil
reliance on tho Ring" members of the Board.
The Commissioners started on their third
stonc-1unrry spree last evening. They go to
BEDFORD, Ind, and from thence to Louisville,
Ky. II Was impossible TO find cut who would
compose The patty, there being a disposition to
keep their names as well as their dcctls 10 the
dark. All they would say IN the matter was
that the party would probably he larger than
the Inst one.' They haVe a'realy accepted two
Invitations ahead, one to Lcmont from Walker,
and another To The Aux Sable quarrics.
While tho Commissioners arc rowing arounl
being sadly neglected. The Insane Asylum.
for Instance, IL Il, the hands Of q mere 10y as
Warden, and Pcroat, though his contract cx-
ntred the 16t of jane, Is still supplying the In
stttution and nil other county Institutions with
supplies at his own price. The bills do not
rcaa In rcrtolat's uamc, but this Is mere
dodge. Tho reason assigned for not attending a,h
say tho least, Is very. gaszy., The fact that the
more reputable members Of tho Boartl sit quietly
by and see these uutragcs pcrpetrated does not
rebound to their credit.
, 1876-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho noon4lay meeting will to-day be conduct
cd by Tony Delight.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Directors
Of the Ilali.Orphan Asylum will be held at tha
Asylum 1T half-paat 10 o'clock
The rcgular monthly meeting OF the Chicago
Christian Association will ha held ut No. eel
West Madison stroct tl.ls evening.
The Nurscrymcn's Association meets at 10
o'clock this morning III tho nlltcc Of the Farm
Journal, Room n, 1e6 Washington street.
Tho corncr-stone Of the new Synagogue Of
tho B'nni Sholom congregation IN Michigan ay-
anuc, near Fourteenth street, will be laid Sun
day ut ESQ p. In.
A free puhlc entertainment will he given this
evening 1T n'elock IN the First Methodist
Church by tho Young Peoples. Temperance
Union, under the auspices ot the Wonan's
Christian Temperance Unlon. An address on
Temperance will be given by distinguished
politician.
The entertainment at Wabash Avenue Church,
corner Fourteenth atrcct, last night, WAS a
grad success In the way OF InnsLc. This Ten
nessetnu Jubilee Singers are certainly sweet
singers, and any one who appreciates lins, sweet
muslc, should 10 and hear theln. Ths lennee'
keeans hold one nlure concert this evening. AL
missi0D 6U eGAtk,
, 1876-07-11

n.u rh, 1.rrh. c,mo n fn+vn vcxtnrdoy
,,a "nan, ,,aa h;n.o1t hv ss,no forcc, chcri,
an" aa1ueeu ","ss'. % % ~ p"ssaS ,vs W. r,a W.
wr,,.on ~. 10 "l'0' 'As'' o4A'' - 1''' ''' e''
Alaoison'
Henry Gehellc md Edward Rerber, employees
at schuttter's yacot,.worls, corner Of Clinton
and Monroe <ttccte hot1 n f1rnt vestarf1ay which
rrs,ted @ in Kcrber being " sent ~ ID lis honae, Nc.
rnheiIn % hcinn ntsccH "ndcr lock and XIV Mt the
dchSu Lyle p'1teu M'oe' ioeA A''A MY ~ '"'
"iaa''oo oste'. e'"''en' -, ,
SEyro1 3au,1if' bau1 'rc,tcrdov M hy ronaaencc Mcc
nner",or eamT" ~ A@m nnrnc3 Chesi;,s unrta, Cvr,s
took in ali tho games, but wouldn't gyo
thn,rSt hS I,oh scnn NH ti'at was to liz seen. In
tho no toiav nynr ~ ~ nrcr navia of tho
Waat Ma9sar tnH ar" strcnt atetion '' ~ WV
".ss 'lAaeo. s, 49, ss. s ,a".s-.,. o.z,uu ro,,,,
1ussc, residing on the corner Of Throon mud
Henry streets, WIS awakened BY the operations
Of some burglars. iio started IN pursuit., anu,
aIasanone an oiceT, snex anI 9,h n rnys
Thotr cusoa t wsra comtinnrJ untit tnnv for liz
sako us Of % Getting mora complete sydenco against
'"e.''
Mrs, narrist IN old lady 4 years Of age, the
keeper Of tho house No. III Emma street, was
yesterday placed under arrest on Stats war
her Of sptrittng aWay $3,0N In money several
watches and Chains, and a diamond valued ct
500. Tho case will come before Justice sus|y
toaS' wnen ,"n.n', sou interesting eos'a' os's'op'
'nents no e@pe.teo' - -.
At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon Hernan
Dcnzc, Of No, 219 Morgan street, WIS awakened
by burglar In l!ls room, and finding himself
unGble to cope With him, lie fred. The thief
made his way out In tho same mRnncr hc llatl
entered, Mr.. Dcnzc following closely, After
mixing good his escape, tho rcvcngeful scamp
turned and fired twice ut his nursucr, one Of tho
shota passing through hlr. BcDzc'a right arm
near tho shoulder, ln!llrttng only flesh wound.
soo,o. Tov,or ona f,1ork atrcct. Mt a o,c,ocl,
1ast .c cvcn;nT. Entcr William Rlcy. q mammoth,
nc"ro cnrrsinr an tnmanso bick9ry blutlrcon'
~ att,e awinf W{,,,a H. T. eropftnv nbnnt RtciorI
ontcrs fro,n hcl,ind mi sfcoithiiv cTcenn1
Tnnr tbe % trotc Riinr' snntrhcn his wcnt,nu nni
1t. - w iii Hauwiiv nrn,, III ontnroniatia hrnfi
, 1876-07-11
THAT $4,000.


There has Us yet been no legal action taken
by the city against tho bondsmcn Of Dancl
o'llara, late City Treasurer, 10 recover the
sS9, GOO wh,cl, Mr.. 0'Aasa failed to turn over In
Ills transfer OF the office to Clinton Briggs City
Treasurer, though such action IL daily ex-
pectcd on tho order of the Comptroller
and tue Financo Committee. II is re-
gardca as NIL wrong TINT the money
has not been obtained and PLACED In tho care Of
the present occupant Of the Trcasurcr's otlice
The whole transaction seems had both on the
part OF the bank, or ]. v. Clarke. its President,
and ex.Ireasurrr O'llara, who, wlcn going out
III oi!scc, made NO explanation at nil Of the cir
ctInstas'ccs in connection with the deposit In
the lllbcrhtan Bank other than TINT the ttcposit
was thetc; he leaving the Impression tlsat The
e,sll could be drawn out when demand Wns
lnadc: The action Of Mr.. Clarke Is not cansitl-
cred honorable to aay the lcast. That be should,
by refusing to give up dupost OF the ci.y's
| money for which one man Ia personally rcspon-
sthe Inconvenience both the lcposttaf and tho
city, Is something not expected from him.
:. Mr.. Clarke some tins ngo made the request Of
Treasurer Briggs that the Ilbcrntan pank bc
allowed TO take advantage OF It's trust by kccp-
lug lllc deposit to secure tho payments OF city
certificates which the hank had, bought mp on u
terest ut pei cent? which, with tic 10 per cent
Of discount Inakes u profit Of over 10 per cent
on tho paper fur the 1libcr,,tan Bank, which
scc,ns to fe unwilling, even with that profit, ia
| await the general payment ot the certificates
/ which unfair action greatly troubles the present
officials. htr. Briggs promptly refused to agree
! to any such action. Thus the tGing
stands ut present. Tho bunk holds thy
money. and tho city wants It, and suit will
probably soon be begun. O'Ilara, It Is said, hal
enough to pay the fS22, 900. 1t Is thought TINT
tue bondsmen will pay It anil collect tho money
fruln O'llara. who, bya proper legal course,
been stated that the money waa still to the
credit Of O'llara, and that he was drawing In
terest on II, and that TINT accounted for the
fact that hc did not hand OVER, the time fol
which tho loan was made mol having yet ex
nirtl. This, however, Is not believed u be true
, 1876-07-11
THE CITY.
OUR CANDIDATE.
MoNltoH HEATH ron MAYOR.

OUR CANDIDATE.
MoNnon HEATH ron MAYOR
A,H-7As Natile. Cty efFfstdons.
Come, wo,l rolty round Tho polls, boys, well
rally once 8Kath,
Shouting, Monroe Heath for Mhyori
Yes. wot rally all Chicago, With all our might and
Shouting, aiI Monroe Heath for Mayor,
cuonus: Monroe Heath e. Mayor hn'Fah'
Down with Kimbell, and down With
1fcUfat1lt
res, rally at ths polls to elect an
h1nctt HAt,
Shouting, Monsoe Heath for Nayorl
We srs Swinging to the es'' for an honest Govern
Shouting, Monroe Heath for Mayori
Our lenders 4 feformsr who never stole cent
I]urrhh for Munros Heath fof MaJoft
Cuonus: Monroe Heath fos Mayor, etc.
Wen welcome to our Mayors chair the man that's
Shouting. Monroe Heath for Msyor'
Friend. nt!Ghbnr. merchant Alderman. good ~
ron ever knew,
Nurrah for Monroe Heath Tor Mayor:
Cuonus: Monroe Heath for Mayor, etc.
Wen ct e% r. . u: Mayors chair, a. 'urs as
Shouting. Monroe Itenth for Mayors
And bid good .hy 10 Mark and Jim. and aoud them
tn their h0mes.
Shouting, Monroe Heath Is aiayos'
Cuonus: Monroe I1enth for Mayor, etc.
CatcAoo. JniJ 10. 1876.
, 1876-07-11

THE PROCESS or REDUCTION.
That Committee on reduction Of expenses
composed Of Aid. Cu1lerton, Stewnrt, McAulcy,
Kirk, und Sheridan, held meeting yesterday
afternoon at o'clock to hear what the heads Of
departments had 10 say why reduction should
or should not be made in their departments.
The first one to nppear before tho Comlnlttco
was DR.. McVickar, Of tho Board Of Health.
lie wns sure that tho Board could not bo run OIL
any moro economical plan than TINT which WIS
shown In the ordinance which WIS presented to
tho Council not long aEo. Tho Department, he
said, had to bo Carried with certain degree
of efficiency, which would almlt Of no further
reduction than TINT "t"'yc mentioned.
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Mt. Plc1tnrd, representing tho Boarl OF Edu~
catEon, said TINT reductions III the 6cho1l De-
part,noHt l,ad already been made. Tho salaries
Of the past ycar had been reduced 10 per cent In
Board had for this year made a,lothcr reduction
OF about l3 per cent on all salaries. The pay-
rols for nine months figured up SIT, 200, Which,
minus 00o, tue amount received from rcists,
,naac the cost to tho City Of the salares sa77,.
0W. The past reductions amounted to
SM, ,l50, and the proposed one would
swell that figure to about $4,000. II It
was absolutely necessary that morc must como
+ might nc; 9s done. In two ysars aa!arIes Of
*1.50; 100 TO - eoo &. 200 to 81 900; Il, 100
to $500; 1900 to $3.50; $3.50 to s700, etc. In re-
nlY 10 4 question. AIr. PGkArl Gnl0 that lhGrG
wcre 7n0 icaeiers renuIrc,i In fiji t.,n srhnnls: :
thirty tcachcrs extra Ind been cmnloycd, but
fhny couitl rn. Tha contracts exnircii In Inns
for ali TIC fcacbcrs, ard if thcy came buck they
wn,,id rnne unirrstnn.I,n, thnt rrti,,rtfnns
had been Innilu In eaariea frn,n $50 10 S7Xl,
it, had talked with teachers and foun,i lien
w;ittnr tn wor, On reiMcet, salory viii, NJ"
,nerstantIlna That II Tas for the hcneft ~ tbe
rJty. rand thnt In nrpsncrous tiincs Tia niti
nniounts would be- given.
in reply to futther intesrogattons, It was stat.
rctlticcd il pcf rant: rmntoycs nf tia 1,oaT,]
ID mr. s,ent: trachrrs ahnait fs mr. rent. Tbs
sost r. tf r,,nnirfs the ilsrh Hchnnt fn.t yra,
wa taa oM ",i ~ NJ M Normai sc,,Mi ,t,ont
81 7n oS:in,. 1'' tn IN, fact lin. IN IL. % 1astr.
tsnri,.r.nin warn emniorssi' 4 r"fnstto,,
tLrrs nt xi'oCo co,lid be ,,aadi 1,cxt yrar.
'As'S " rtnstxn 4,,N Nv ,,1n1I ,I acnoot a..
Aid. Kirk asEct, what It'll tie 90 eticct wou,i, he
wera ti,r IiIrh schnnj c1nsst,: tn uhirh NJ
pirkaYI rcnlicA tint mnnv scI,o1ars nart;rntnrlv
frmnlrs. wrTs ernrctin1 - tnHs' rposi,io"s -
tearhsrs mi, thev wnu1i 'I, h, 'o1ors d.urve.a Il
of ~, ra,,catton wh,rf, %oe N uhMIe, s,n,,,,rt
them. Then ~ meat ri the 1,hiso"c
tnarIers wcre ChI,arn 1iirh .Srboni nraGMet ~ -
thay so,nsd IN s,n6i,sr nS,ns ~ "o
..c9 ~ rhc.n ,,r ,,,. t ssoo
Hnstnn nr Nam :Ffanisco. % NM scvaro, % nnii,r.
, 1876-07-11
THE COUNTY BOARD.

MORE MONEY WANTED.
The regular weekly meeting Of tho County
Board was held yesterday afternoon, all the
members being present except Mcssrs. Ayars
and Tabor.
A number Of miscellaneous bills and com.
n,unscatlons were read and referred.
Tho Flnancs Committee reported that the
building fund Ind been exhausted, and asked
lcAve to dispose Of fire bonds to the amount OF
$100, ,000, which was granted.
CLgANISu OUT THE JAIL.
The Committee on jail anu Jail Accounts re-
ported that 1t was In receipt Of proposition tu
clear thy County jail Of cockroarhes, l,etlhugs,
recommended that the proposition bo accepted.
Mr.. Holden sa!d ho wished thu Committee
would submit proposition to keep the prison.
cra in the tai. Laughter.
Tue Cha!r-Two prisoners escaped tlis morn
Some discussion followed on tho adoption Of
tho report. MI. Clcnry expressed tlcctscatcd
nnttpAthy for tiles and musqllit0cs, and tipped tn
sec them e1tirpatea. The report WIS finally
adopted.
rot, nEnM's sAKr.
Mr.. Schmidt 0iEtrcl the following resolutions
Resolrt.i, Tint the room in tho Criminal Court
and Jail building. n!,w usc " bailltl's room, IN
Is hereby, ntachod to and made part Of the com:
COUNTY ia hereby antlior'zca to use said room for
Tho resolution led to spirited discussion, In
which Str. nurtltck protested aynast tic Boarl
further making fools of themselves, etc., hut It
WAS ntiopte,l BY a vote Of q 10 !, Mcssrs. Aya1s
Bursllrk, Bussc, and Holden voting IN the neg
atiye.
EQUALIZATION or TAXES.
Alr. BuRsc introduced resolution referring
the 1naticr nf tho equalization of assessments
IpF lS7j, md Nil pettttuns and complaints con-
corning the, Ean,o to tie Committed OH Eouali-
| zat!or, whrh WIS adopted. Tho same Ecntle-
man also introduced = resolution, which was
a.uptctt, To the effect tint all persons feolEng
AEgrirycu by tlle assessment Of 1876 might ill0
their complaints With tho County, Boarslat any
tuc betnre the Boar1 finally actel n the n,attcI
| Of the equalization OF assessments.
MI. GIntlser introduced q resolution calling
for Icpart uf tho cxtrn work done on tic
| Court-tlousc Foundation not Included in the
contract oi Henry Harms. Adopted.
Mr. Cunly called attention to the existence OF
yntanry iii tho office Of Constablc In thu Town
! Of Lernohtt and moved that William Cummings
bo elected by arclallatfon. Carried.
Mr. Rurdlck moved tint tho hoarti proceed to
elect Constable for the West Side, iit tho mat.
ter WIS c!,okcd oil by motion Of McCatirey u
adjourn fur ono week.
, 1876-07-11

Fa4taH CbfnMkFciat hnftstfn, ..
Superintendent Calvin has put ut, = WIr0 fehce
to guard The grass plot the inner mall Of HUst0u
Common, IL ~ almost Invisible In tho evening,
especially II ths cyts Ut thu pedestrian who under
takes y. inRka short cut across The grass ar9 oh.
scuEed by claret punches.
A. amusing ansasnt Of tas kina hnpPs',e.d few
cosg t. The fence leaning on y canu and thought.
fully smoking cigar. An Individual with slixhtly
Irregular but ra;!l step passed near him aud al
tempted 70 crusa The gtassplD but bcing brought
up by tho, 10 htn,, insislble barrier, t0unlerrl
clear oyer IT, lnndnI upon al tours upon tho grass
IN Inc other side.
Starting up Indignantly. be cooked hls damaged