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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-13

H. +. Wright Il Co. W. ID. CaDe1Da.
T1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
6eri fsci . to mo directed by tue Honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause, viii proceed - cell at
public auction, at the Nero anita aud AuctioneerS
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Cus.
tOmhouse streets, In tie second District Of this
city, ON SATURDAY, January q, IS6, 1t twelve
O'clock NJ, the following described property, to
HCRRrAu LOT or enouKD, viii tAe improve.
men,s thereon, situated in tho First District Of
this city In the squaso 0ounded b. julia, Frank
lin B.sin and 0irOd streets, forming the corner
Of Franklin and julia streets, measuring one hum
dred and twenty feet mont on rIankhn street, ~
twenty.si1 feet On Julia street. Being tho eaune
property acquired b. The defendant herein nom
the city Of New Orleans ana the eetAto Of John
McDonosh, b. Act paseed before T. Bou1y, notary
public In this CITY dated February Is. ASA
NeiSod in the AAOVD suit. ,, j Gt.st q .-4t3.'4
Ter1ns-Thls being the second and last auction.
the ssd propefty Will b. definitely 0dju1ieAtad 70
the highest end last bidder for what It will bring
ct tweIve H1onths' e.edit, The pu1cAAe o. fufnish
IL bond with good and solvent security, b-axinR
ave per cent interest pec onnu,a from 6ot~ apd
special mortgage ON tho property sold until final
pxymenk Sid purcbAsef shAM hevo - deduct
and pay In cssh the amount OF printing. sherifs,
clerks fe.s, etc.. which amount r. about ono
hundred and forty-6ve dollArs; and, farshermors.
the State, parish and municipal taxes, the amount
Of which 6not yet ascertaaned. q.
RCGRNK WA06ANAN,
is6 n IN n Civil NheriR the pariaA OR1oans.
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kU68W6 " A00AMAN.
ja4 II 10 fe5 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana

Now Orleans Credit fsscisr AsssctAtisn
CIxrH DISTRICT COUNT fOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans, No. s3SS.-By virtue Of writ Of eeiz.
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth district curt for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause. ] will proceed to
sell At public auction at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, BE-
tween Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in tho
Second District Of this city on SATURDAY,
January "a, 1876, at twelve o'clock H., the fol-
lowing described property to Wit
ACERTAIN PIECE Or POR tION OF GROUND, to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, tnased in Suburb Washington. Third Dis
bounded by Delery. Greatmen, or Dauphine. Trceu
and Casacalvo. or Roy al, streets. which piece or
portion of ground, commencing at . distance Of
e1ghty.tw feet from the corner of D8uphine and
Deery eta, me aeures thirty feet front on Dau-
pbine street, by eighty eight ct IN depth between
parallel lines and 10 posed Of the rear portions
Of the two lots of ground designated BY the num-
bers eight and nine.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and ConditOns-For cash sufficient to pay
the in.tallments now due and which will become
eether with the interest tn. reOn accrued five per
cent attorneys fees and all costs Of these proceed
iDgs, and ON such terms Of credit as are granted
by the original mortgage for the paym VI such
installments are lot due.
Amount Of claim now due seventeen notes of
twenty -four dollars and eighty cents each falling
due on the first Of every month, from August
1874, to December l, 1875, with eight per cent in
to, est per Annum each note from mStul ity until
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
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The City 81 New Orleans vs. Mrs. Loaao
CORNER.
CuPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. 81, 6se.By virtue Of writ Of
teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District curt for the parish Of Urleans,
in the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874,
will proceed to sell At public auction, at tho Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and tustomhOuse streets, in the
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY, January
"A, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
II Two W. tCEsTAih LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the FIRST District of this city. in square number
fnu, hundred and sixty ight bJundt d by Canal,
Prieur, Gas Quet and Roman streets, designated -
10 numbers twenty two And twenty.three. meas
uIiug each, twenty. seven feet Canal street, hy
on Ruud ed and nine feet in depth.
TWO GER rAl1 PORTIONS or GROUND, sta.
ated in the Third District OF this city, in square
rumbsr thirteen hundred and ferty-two. bounded
by Opzags, ROcheblave. Lapey rouse and Dorgenois
streets. mt assuring - follows: Thirty two foot
OnzagA street. by one hundred and forty seven feet
in depth; measuring one hundred and forty five
feet by one hundred ard twenty feet
Seized in the above suit. ~ .~stt
Terms-Cash on the spot 49,.
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-IT-e = EUGENR WAG0AMAN,
de22 ja3 q Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans


The City Of New Orieass W. Jaies In.
verE0e; same VI. same; sane Va came.
CUPRRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, NoA 81 GA 81 81 and n, 4l9.-By
virtue of three writs Of ien facias tn directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish of Orleans In the above entitled causes
for city taxes of 1871, 1873 and 1874. win pro.
coed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctioneerS Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Eeco, District Of this city, on n. 'HDAY, jan
9ars T. 1875, at twelve O'Clock H.. the following
'e 0sE HALF cQGiss Op GROUND. situated in
the First District Of this CITY, In square number
seven hundred and eighty nine. boun led BY
D'Remecourt, Ui.lss, Solomon aAd Napoleon
FoGk CERTAIN roEr1ons OF GROUND. stu
ated in the Third District Of this city. In square
number nine hundred end thirteen bounded by
Frenchmen, Josephine, Rlysian Fields and Celes-
slime streets, measuring % follows One hundrsa
and sixty.nine feet on Klyslsn Fields street. BY
sixty.two fest 0elestine street, by one hundred
ana hitynine feat in depth; meagu!ing two hum
d Cd and eeventy.nine feet on CeleAtno street.
by one bundled and twenty test In depth: moao-
ur;ng sixty four feet on Josephine street, by ono
hundred and fifty.nino fset hi depth. -
NlNB CkRTAIN-L0TB OF GROUND. situated in
the second District Of this city. in square NUM-
Der three hundred and ocventy-0ne bounded BY
t Peter. Orisana. White sAd Dupre streets.
stel in the Third District of thie city, I'm the
square bounded by s.. Bernard, Msrigny and
Agriculture streeta
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot -
-. EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
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- Z, GRxB WAGGAMAN,
del6 Is jal6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orieanl

A1Oof0Oufy TaDhaoA ~. Ao9antoo 00o.
OIxrR DISTRICT COuRf FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, 40 e1s& By. virtue of . witt Of
seizure and sac to me directed By the hon.
Of orleans. in the above entitled cause. win
proceed to sell ct public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Anctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and ;Customhouses streets, in the
second District Of this city. on TUESDAY January
Is, 1876 a twelve O'Clock H., the following de-
cEk,AiN LOT OF GROuAD. situated IN The
Faubourg IRENE, In the Second District Of this
city. des,gnated BY the number six,y-one on .
plan made BY L SURG: late snrveyor On the
once Of q v Foulon. notary public In This city;
said lot having, French measure. twenty i've feet
ten inches frclt 90 st. Philip street, BY one hun.
dred feet in depth ON the line which divides IL
from lot number SIXTY. and one bundred and three
feet eleven inches on the opposite line; together
with ell tho buildings and improvements thereon,
without excsption Or Reservation. The above de-
scribed property belongs to the defendant herein
BY means OF the purchase he male thereof from
MIA :. = fascs' e appsessns Cy ~ acS Pssse1 on
douaqnie, then a otary public in this city.
Seized in the abo- e suit. " ~ -
TerIns-Cash on the spot. ga
d EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
deli 2 ia2 Is Civil Sheriff of fhe Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFFS SALES,


TIE Cry Of New Orleans W. Alex =.
49,. -, sGal Z ,-.s-sI. = i stsp
CUPgRIoR DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 7363S-Dy virtue Of . writ ct
ieri facias to me directed BY the honorable the
superior District curt for the parish ofOrleahs, In
Win proceed 70 sen 1t pubic auction, at the Mef
chants and ,Auctioneers' s1change, Rcyal street,
between Canal and Cust0mhOuse streets, In the
Second District Of this city, on A0NnAY, Jaa-
Nay 2 1876, at twelve o'clock n. the following
THkkE CKkrA9 LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the FIRST District Of chs city, in square number
four hundf nd sn5e sSnaasd y G;ssscs a's
mated - follows: Lots numbers twenty and twenty.
one measuring each twenty 6ve 1eet on Claiborne
street, by one hundred and ten ffet IN aepths lot
number twenty seven measuring twenty i've feet
on Common street, BY 6he hundred and seventy.
five fest on one line and one hui dred and seventy
feet on the other line in depth. fNF
Eeized in the above suit. .. -..t a. -f'.. .y
Terms-Ca on the spot.
EUGRNR WA0GAMAN,
d. ~ JAZZ q Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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EUGENE WAGGANAN,
deg jaA Civ Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleanA

AuRustuu RrankIin Hickman vs.. lsusea Ve
asa coukr s T II PARISH
L Of Orleans, No. 43Is3s.-By virtue Of . writ Of
fer facias to me directed by the honorable
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public Auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
tomhonse streets, in The Second district Of this
city. on SATURDAY. February S, 1876, at twelve
ALI THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST Of
Gustave Joseph Freret and of Wi liam Peter Ere
ret. heirs Ut law in the succet ST. Of their late
fab s ~ on. ; unS1 & m
ty-sixth part to each ef taem in ~ 10 the prop
erty hereinafter described. to w.t.
First District Of this city in the square bourd-d
by St. James, Tchoupitoulae, Religious ard Market
streets. a. per sketch Of w. r. thompson, pity pity
said portion OF ground measures two hundred and
fifty. dvs feet nire inches two lines front on st.
from the other portion Of the square: and ore
hundred and fifty nine feet ts1 inches three ines
On sna s1s
one-stOry II. ok warehouses 81 roof leased e
tobacco warehouse until Octebsr !, 1876 1t 600
ACERTAIS PORTION OF GROUND, in the 81 xth
District OF This city, in the square bounded ~ Lou
i.asa @ q, shs wno anu Of lot. num-
bers fourteen to Mint teen inclusive and portions
of lots numbers one to seven. inclusive, and LIT
one hundred and eleven feet ten inches front on
Louisiana avenue, and running through the square,
feet, between parallel lines and front on Tole
dano street OF one hundred and eleven feet ten
inchee; together with all the improvements there
on. comprising . onestOry and attic frame
cottage. raised On b,ick basement, outhouses
staoling, etc.
same district and square - the foregoing formed
Of the larger portion Of the lots NUMBER one, two
and three, forming the corner Of PrytaniA and
1ole dano streets. M assuring ninety feet mont on
Ply taniA stsse,. By one hundred and twenty feet
i'm depth and front ON T0ledeno street, together
with all tho iDprovementa thereon, comprising .
two,story frame dwelling ahingle roof, leased
unta the aI.t Of October ls:S, e So Pr month.
Grove Pisntstion parish Of st John tn Baptist,
Louisiana for 47soo, dated the fifteenth Of May,
1877 payable one ear afser date and bearing IN.
s. sUNDRY BILLS RECEIvABLR, ETC, amount
ing to S2l87 81, - per inventory on HE.
Eeized In the shove suit -.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
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Tie CITY, q New OEsesss ". Mrs. =. ,.
0uR4RJOR DISTRICT COURT EQR TIE RA1MR
y Of Orleans 30. 74,lta-By virtue 0f . wit q
feri facas t. me directed hy the hoooeahe the ID.
perim Distxict tourt for the parish Of OEleane
In the above entitled cause for city taxes Of 1875
! will proceed to sell at public auettDn, n the
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
second Distr It f this city,o mesnDAY. January
H. 1876 at twelve O'Clock the following described
a Cs2ixN iOr or GROUND, situated in ne
Second District ~ this city. In squsre number
pinety- three, bounded by Oauphine, Custonhouss,
Burgundy and Bienvi'le streets, designated - LOT
number one, measuring tAirty.tw0 feet on Dau-
phine street. b. eishgy.f oa1 iset % Customhouso
otra-t
Seized in the above suit. SfL3-
Terms-Cash on the spot. H. -----
! " X, (3RxH WAGGAMAN
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The City Of New Orleans ". 8apelste
IAmnndriA.

del8 js2 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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A. Rschereau Il Co. W. Emile Mailre.
lean.

EuGESE WAGGAMAN,
der ja7l730 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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The City Of New Orleans VI. Widow JohD
Duhuch or Dietrich.
~ nISTRI6NH GAI1RT

del8 ja2 - Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleaos W. Alfred Reas.
Get.

js7 u 10 fes Civil sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Widow g. Castera, Tes tanentaFy Execu.
il, ". p. taerOix.

Se22 ia2 % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans
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Tho City Of New Orleans W. ChristopheF
= .A lei ". i' 80

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
deli 26 ja2 Is Civil Sheriff of fhe Parish Of Oreans
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SHERIFFS SALES.

ANsskA8a ID
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-13
TIE AsIaTIC PLAGUE.

We do not mean the bodily malady de-
vas.ating the north-tas shores of the
Persian Gulf. but the Chinese nuisance.
which is equally to be dreaded. In dis
cussing this matter the Eureka Sentinel
of the 7th instant says:
We reiterate our suggestion Of yester-
day. with reference to the establishment
of facts. Let Eureka take the lead and
inaugurate movement, which. we be-
lieve, must result in the final expulsion
| Of the Asiatics from our shores, at least
from all points other than commercial
ports. Let any five citizens for whom
personal acquaintance will enable either
Of our Senators or our Representative
to vouch, organize themselves into a
committee, and failing at that. let those
in authority themselves organize such
body, and let such committee at once
investigate the details of slavery and
vice, which will greet their eyes inside
of every door in Chinatown. and report
thereon in the form OF an affidavit OF
naked facts and forward the report to
Congress. Let every town in the State
and on the coast pursue the same course,
and pursue il promptly, and the desired
end will be reached before midsummer.
We call upon our people; we call upon
our authorities TO move in this matter;
and we call upon our brethren OF the
press throughout the Pacific States to
urge similar action upon their readers
and their local authorities.
The course that the Sentinel suggests
would undoubtedly result in the ag2re'
CATION OF mass Of facts which would
conclusively show the evils OF the Chi
nese INVASION The trouble is that whs,
is eyerybody's business ID nobody's
Consequently the matter goes by default
because few can afford to devote tim,
and trouble to the matter, and that few
won't II may be said however, and yer,
properly, that the subject is so import
ant that all the working population. ant
those interested with them, must affort
, to turn their attention to it. Tia
proposition ia no doubt true. We there
fore recommend the suggestion of tn,
,, Sentinel to the earnest consideration o
this community, and if any steps can b.
taken to reduce it to practice. think
would DO well TO do SO.
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POTENTIALLY.

Some newspaper correspondents have
natural tendency toward funkeyism.
Deprive them OF tba. and they shriyel
like an apple rind in the sun. As an in
stance: in the telegrams published this
morniDg relating to the festivities at Phil
adelphia, We find the following: at is
probable that Grant, in his short speech
at the banquet, was the first potentate OF
the earth to hail Queen Victoria by her
new imperial title" Now it might fairly
be asked. how 1t came that Grant was a
"potentate of the earth. The only
potentste known in these United States
is the Sovereign People. Of whom Grant
is the Chief Magistrate. He is no poten-
tate. The laws through which the peo-
pie speak is the potential power in this
land, and Of right it knows 10 other.
But that would not do for the Phiadel-
phia Jenkins. lie had to dub Grant a
"po.eniate. because he might perhaps
get an approving nod, or postmaster
ship, or license to rob soldiers at o
frontier trading post. The sturdy indie
pendence " hich characterized the Revo-
lutionary Fathers seems to be dying out.
At such season, at such gathering in
honor CT such an anniversary, one would
have thought that the spirit of the he
roes, whose deeds were being celebrated,
would have communicated some of its
sacred fire to the chroniclers OF the
hour. But no. The genius Of the
thorough Jenkins could not be raised
from its grovel. no more than dog
could be prevented from returning to its
vomit. All he could see in the person OF
Grant was "potentate. Anybody
else who had even glimpse of the no
bility Of soul requisite to rise to the dig
nifty of the occasion, would have felt that
the only potentate TO be recognized was
the majority Of the sovereign people OF
the United States of America, who had
assembled to celebrate the great and
glorious series OF deeds which had
snatched the symbol of potential author
ity from all earthly potentates and placed
it on their own brows. Every american
citizen who treads tho soil Of the Unitet
States, either at Philadelphia or else
where, is a potentate, though the news
paper plate wiper who wrote that ful
some paragraph could only recognize
that potentially in Grant. Bah! viii
the reign Of shoddy and SLAYER neve
. | ceaaA
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-13
GLIMPSE OF GEN. WAsHI,

A GLIMPSE OF GEN. WASHINGTON.
There came sunshiny day in April,
1850, when George Washington, Presi-
dent elect of the United States by the
unanimous voice of the people, stood on
balcony in front of the Senate Cham
Der in the old Federal Hall on Wall
street, to take the oath of Office. An
immense multitude filled the streets,
and the windows and rocfs Of the adjoin-
ing houses. Clad in suit of dark brown
cloth OF American manufacture, with
hair powdered, and with white silk stock
ings, silver shoe buckles and steel hilted
dress sword, the hero who led the colo.
MES to their independence came mod
es,ly forward to take up the burdens
that peace had brought. Profound
silence had fell upon the multitude as
Washington responded solemnly to the
reading of the oath of office; 81 swear
so help me, God Then amid
cheers, the display OF flags, and the
ringing of all the bells in the city, our
first President turned to face the duties
his countrymen had imposed upon him.
In sight OF those who would have made
an idol OF him Washington's first act was
to seek the aid of other strength than his
own. In the calm sunshine of that April
afternoon. fragrant with the presence Of
seed time and the promise Of harvest, We
leave him on his knees in old st. Paul
bowed with the simplicity of child al
the feet OF the Supreme Ruler Of the
universe. ~ Scribner's Magazine.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-13

Talk about GOODNESS and cheek, tie
Reno Journal man is no where beside
the late husband Of the singer De Muir
ska. He not only enjoyed the benefit OF
her earnings while he lived, but made a
will. in which he left oil bis widow 8
property to his own relations. Was he
not generous aud thoughtful youth. 1t
was pity be died young. He might
have become seller of post traderships.
or supervisor Of elections. or manipu-
lated navy yard contracts or mail routes.
He had the will and the ability and the
rsscality. all he wanted was ON opportu,
nifty TO develop his genius.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-13

The San Francisco Chronicle says that
II Bristow is nominated "he is the man
that will win" That may all be, but
Bristow will never get that nomination
that is where the trouble will come in.
Though he is cabinet minister yet is
be tabooed by the administration. He
has helped to destroy it and defeated
spokesman never forgives. In the Gin
cinnati Convention as heretofore, the
power OF the army bummers, whisky
ringsters, postmasters and revenue men
will be omnipotent. They all hate Bris-
tow. He is altogether too honest for
them. If he were elected as the Repub.
lican candidate his advent to Office wonld
be as disastrous to them as If their pc
litical opponents were successful No
no. They will have none Of Bristow
If the third term were not as dead al
door nail. they would renominate
Grant. That, however. would be moon
struck madness and they know 1t. They
therefore will take the next best aterna
tive and select Conklng. They do this
because 80 far as is known, Conkling hal
not personally been a corrupt man. Ill
however is and has been the devote,
friend of Grant and his administration
They therefore hope that Conklings un
stained personal record will make him
successful candidate. while his regar'
for the present administration woul'
cause him to deal very tenderly with it
errors and its adherents, including bum
mers and ringsters Of all grades.
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NEVADA NEWS.

While out riding yesterday. says the
Virginia Enterprise Of the 7th, Mr..
Tilton dropped his whip. and in leaning
over to pick it up without dismounting
from his horse, pitched down upon his
head, dislocating his shoulder.
1t is reported that dividend Of 50 per
share will be declared on the California
mine on the 25th, and an extra one Of 50
on the Consolidated Virginia the same
day. After this month it is said each OF
the bonanza mines will pay So per share
dividend monthly.
The following patents were issued to
the citizens of Nevada for the week end
fng April 80, 1876: Apparatus for pre-.
venting explosions of steam boilers. Carl
W. Sulzbach, Virginia City, filed Febru.
airy %. 1875; adding pencils. Marshal
M. Smith and Fletcher W. Potts, Verdi
filed August 20, 1876; sash holders anG
City, filed February 81, 1876.
The Virginia Enterprise Of the I'll
| su1b. AiCAoiVp u
at the Twin Peaks mine. came very nea
losing his life night before last. He wa
struck on the head. while working in tn
shaft, with pick. which fell distanc
of over one hundred feet. The conse
quence was very severe scalp wount
and considerable injury to the skull
His attending physician thinks that thu
injury is not sufficient TO warrant an.
apprehension of fatal result. 1t j
said that this is the same man who fell |
distance of thirty feet down the Twin
Peak shaft few days ago; who also
about three years ago, fell II distance o
225 feet down tho Yellow Jacket shaft
If such is the case it might be well 70
Mr.. Lore to give up mining, for one o
these days he may he employed in shat
500 or 900 feet deep, when, If he falls l.
the bottom or something starts from til
top and caroms on his head, he will b
apt, tough as hs is. to pass in his checks
Providence has given him hint or two
He might do we'll TO heed them.