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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
Celebration of The Lords Supper.

The ancient church often gave the Lord Simmer to children. Infant communion las ted in the Latin Church till the twelfth cen turv, and still exists in the Greek Church. The deacons used to carry it to those who were prevented from being present at dIvl . service. The apostles received It from Christ, according to the eastern customs, re- clining: in the fourth century the custom of standing, and the later that of kneeiing, was introduced. Kneeling is still the gen. eral or prevailing practice among Roman Catholics, the Eastern Churches, the Protes- tant Espicopal Church, the Methodists, and the Lutherans; in the other churches, sitting prevails, as being more Scriptural posture. in a few denominations it is customary to sit around a table, and in some places twelve all ways sit down at time. At first, bread and the cup were given into the hands of the commitments; later the distributing clergy man sometimes placed the bread in tlIeir mouth. and held the cup to their lips. The seif-communion of the laity is prohibited by all the Christian churches the self-commun- ion of clergymen is generally practised Tn the Roman Catholic and eastern Churches, and is also customary in the Protestant Episcopal Church, and among the Moravians In some churches various ceremonies, as burning of candles, etc. accompany the eel ebration; in most of the reformed churches nothing is changed in the usual form of the divine service, except that special com munion- n-service is used.--[Appletons' Ameri- can Cyclopedia revised edition. article Lord Supper,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
The e~ Miaer.
eeser.l Crooks Indian Expedition.

Chicaro,r March 22.-Tke following te!e- ,rsm was received at General Sheridan's headquarters this morning.
 Reno. March 22.-Cut loose from the wagon train on the l7th instant; secuted Tongue and Rosebud rivers until satisfed shere were no Indians on them, ana then struck across the country toward fowdef river. General Reynolds, with part of the command, was pushed forward on the trail leading to the village of Crazy Hcrse. near the mouth of Little Pow der river. This he attacked and destroyed sn the 17th. finding it a perfect magazine Of ammunition. war material and general sup ply. Crazy Horse had with him the Chey- ennes and some of the Minneccoujoes, prob ably. in all. one-half of the Indians of the reservation. Every evidence was found 10 prove that these Indians are in co-partner- ship with those at the Red Cloud and Spot. tedTaa agencies, and that the proceeds of their raids upon the settlements had been taken to these agencies and supply brought out in return. In this connection would again urgently recommend the IIn- mediate transfer of those Indians to the Missouri. I am satisfied that If Sitting Bull is on this side of the Yellowstone he Is eamped at the mouth of Powder river. We had terribly severe weather during our ab, sepce from the wagon trains It showed every day but one, and the mercur1al ther- mometer on several occasions failed to regls- ter. GEORGE CBooK,
 Brigadier-General.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
ADDlicatiOn for Patent.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.

L. s. LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT A T.. March 2f'h. is9e
 So,;e, i. hereby given that William Gavin. whose r>.oee nadrps> is Prescott YsvaTai county, Arlzena Territory has this day made application through this oi- Zee for U Patent for 6een hundred spo lisear iee' ot ,he Gophsr vein or lode bearsg gold and silver uf'n .urace ground six hundred (60] feet in ws;h sfuaed ;p Big Bug Mining District; County of favapai and rry of Arzana and described in the plat and neid nses now On file in this sfice follows vu Bsginning at rnoprm.nt of 3x3 feet square at base and J on high sJo5g W 45it chains from northeast eorsef o' aiseov,rv shaf thence 2o S W II b chains to men' un.n, No al the Sw oi the eiaimi rom t1is rnoounen, recky ledge Freeport Butte, marked oo ,he north side lo east l9oo feet distant thenee $ GO 04 909 chains to mCDunen; Nc 7 n tae Sh Co'- ner of calm from this monument rocky ledge ou Tree pnrt Bu,te marked north side, bears o. ff i7jO feet distant: thence 2956 E. 22s2i chairs to mouumeut Nc at NE corner Of claim: thence ooNi w eO9 chains monument No. 4 si the NV corner oi claim thence 29o56 W ll35 chains o point oi oegIn ming containing 2c-66 acres Any and all persons eia ming adversely any portion of said Gopher mine said mining ground as hereinoe'ore described are required te their adverse claims u'n the Register of the U. S. Land 0ce at Prescott fava- raj County Arzona Territory dunng the sixty days oi public alton hereof they win b. barred by virtue of ,he provisions of the statutes. WILLIAM N- KELLY,
 mrasa6D Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
N Q T | C F.

To William Miller Col F. T. Gilbert Charles Csris,n
 or any other person or p deriving their ute by
 deed from the original iocators the Paymaster ledge
 lode or veiu situated in wsllapai District, Aohsve county. A. T.;
 You hereby notified that if you do not wlihn nioe ,v days from the service of ths uoee pay to the under signed at CeFbat Mobaye county A. T.. your propor- ,onal rart expenses incurred said mine or oc tion as required by the Congressional law. approved May 10 1872 undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine JOHN COD1, UP JAYNE
 Cerhaf. Jsn'y l. 1876. lsni4dSo
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
SHERIFF'S ALE

Notice s hereby given that by virtue of an execution issued out Of District Court ef the Third Judicial Dn srt u and for the county of Tavara in the Territory of Arizona tested the 18th day of August D. ls1a in she cause of N L. Griffin agIrnst Geo. E. Berry and to me directed and delivered lave levied and taken all the right title and of he said Geo E. Berry to th. following property wit The Ranche known e the uartr Mountain Mill Site, containing one hundred and sixty Q6 acres of land boupded as follows: Commenc. ns at forty yards t4o) due north of the old mill and running eighty rods e0 east thence one hun drec aud xty rods 60) south thence one hun'red and sixfy ne rds west thence hundred and sixty rods 6 north eighty rods (eo east, a the place of beginning Situate about li miles from Prescott south u Yavspa county. Territory of Arizona together with all the tenemea.s and improvements thereon; which will erpose sale public vssdue the law directs
 on Thursday 10th day of March. A. D. lss6 st Fl o'clock n the frvnoou st the Conr House In Prescott n
 ED F. BOWERS
 Sheriff of Ysvspsi County
 p,..co., rsh o4 ls-6 f25t3
 The sals pursuant the above notice is pospooed un tl Mcaday the 2h day of March at the same hour and place. ED' bo"EhS' Snenu'
 The ssle pursuant to the above notice n postponed ua t Saturday the 9th day of April ls7s at the same ho'r and place. ED- IT. bo" hnS' snenn
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07

NEW PATENTs.-Through Dewey & Co., Patent Agents, S. F., we receive the follow ing advance list of U. s. Patents, granted to Pacific Coast inventors, viz: B. A. Lillie Portland, Ogn., machine for stoning fruit J H. Rawlings and Lambert lrelan, Watson vile, Cal, blast furnace; Ellen Rohrer, Mon mouth, Ogn, remedies for diseases of the throat and lungs; $. Groy, $. F, twin stair' elevators and light shafts; Rock soap com pany, trademark, soap.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
LEGAL.
N 0 T c E .

To William R. Helngs. T. Mcwfllfams and ]. fu or any other perS deriving their title by deed the original locafors in that certain ledge lode ~ known the Phonix loration stuaied in yutunI isg District. Ysvspai cuunty. Arizona.
 You are hereby notified that if you do not wifhisr ty days from the service of this notice pay to the - signed at the office of T. P Hargrave. Esq. in prD your proportion of the expenses incurred said sis location required by the Congres-isnal law. syPs May 10th 1872 the undersigned will claim q fortrfv your interest ir said mine. E. 6. JUNm
 Prescott A. T. Jan. H. 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
S U M M o N s |.

lp the psrses Court Third Judicial District Ysvsrs County.
 JEssx JACKSON and SOLOMON JACKSON. partners un- der the frn aame and style of Jacksen Brother, Pihs
 NosEs LovEJoY. Defendant Action bousAs {. the District Court of the third judicial district in and the county of Yavspai in the Isr' tUy of Ari,ona.
 ne ryritory q Art-o,,a seads greeting to Aoses Lsr.;cy, pvssdsnf;
 You srs hereby sumnened and required to appear in aa scsioa hreaght sanss yoa by the above nsn.d ifs ia the district of the third judicial dsf1cf "a and fr the county Of Yavapi in the Territory of An. .oua and unswer complsist fled with the clerk oi this court sf Prescott n said county la copy of which couplsius accompanies this susmeas), within twenty days fexesve sf the day d servics) aer the service ucos ysu ef this served in this esnnty oo' iii served out of the cosnty and within this district inen within shfffy days; n all other torty days Nno vou sr> hereby nofed that you fail s appear and an sve. she complaint above requi ed the p,ainn VII e,ke udsaens ssinss yoa by deaui fx the sun of nx husirea sad forty nd i2loo testsi2) doan the snme besx the kslsnce due On account and eosu aso Aishurueuruu ir this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of the saad ftll Di<fr<et eourt at Prsscost this 18th dsy ~ March A. ID. fe76
 WILLIAM WiLKERSoN. Clerk yon HOWARD EsQ- Atty. sur Pin nfssd0
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07

NEW MUcrLAeE.-The Journal de Phar. nacis states that if, to a strong solution of gum arabic. measuring S1 ounces, solu- ton of 30 grains of sulphate of aluminium dissolved in 2s of an ounce of water be ad- ded, very strong mucilage IS formed, capa- ble of fastening wood together, or of mend ing porcelain or glass.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
Cured at Home.
JUST IssUED.-THE 20Oth EDIfIm
 M A N H O O D, Revised and corrected by the author. E. de F. e. N D. &c-, &c

A Medical Essay the cause and cure of ysunn decline in man. showing how health is lost and hcv gained. IL gives clear synopsis of the impedinesss marriage the treatment of nervous and physical apbA exhausted vitality. and all other diseases appesu.i thereto; the results of twenty years suecessfu pss
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS oN ''NASHoep."-Thee is no memheY dui sty by whom this book win not be found usefsl vts he be parent Preeeptor or eisrgyman--iLonGoa Tinn CURTIS eN MANHOOD This boSk should be rsnit the young for instruction by the afflicted fer reef H inj1re one.-f Medical Times and Gazette.
 Priee--Ors D,liar bv mail express A6dres c author. Dg CURTIS. 52o Sutter Street. er P. O. Bs1 San Frandsco, Cal ssrlfl
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
N O IT IC F. '.

To J. W. Good, or any ether person deriving fhef
 bv d~ed from the original icafors in that cerfs8 era, bearing quartz lode, ledge or vein knssss
 Pennsylvania loeaton. stusfed in waliapA n
 district Mohave county. Arizona Territory.
 You hereby notified that if you do not within ss days from the service of this notice, pay ts the . signed af Chloride Mobave county. A. T.. your Ff rsnal part of the expenses incurred ou said mine sf ran. requlred by the Congressional lsx. spgs May 10th. ls72 the undersigned will claim fgf<E your interest i- said mine. O. GRo9
 Chloride. March g. 1876. nfEH
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
N or IC E.

All persons interested in the first eastern exteun the vui,ure lode art hereby notified that if they sppear within ninety days from the da'e hereof sk their proportion of the expenses incurred in the asg work done on said lode required by law fhs c signed will claim a fnrfe'ure of your interesn hS lode in accordance with the mining laws now 10 fsa
 c. H. wTIjW Antelope Greek. A. T.. Dec 3l 1e75 deus
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
N or c E

a. rcs, ru,k L. C. wsIbesrs. K H- PoEsc1, ss ssy
 S-~r.- sr p<rsoas teriving skeir ti1ie by dsed
 - tk, kc.hss in the g. ChAs4ss coassisdased niseA ,sS. er rein dtnssed in WaAaFsi mining dsfrct Mo- Asvs usrsy. \. r.
 h..,hv posissd taruE f yen de sot. within nise- -S- sS. .vrvics of this notics. pay to the under Sr..Are Nohsve sounsy A. r. your psopor- sioaai I'll q sas expensss tscurssd oe esia m'ns ss~ = -rsauivpk by she (oueressiooai hw srpfovea sS.r 10 is7a she usdsssigpsd will elaan m5sse ~ ysoeA TloHAS NULLl1AN.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
Notice of Pre.emptiOn.

This to notify al whom 1t may concern that claim one hundred and sixty 60) of land for srcuiua mining grazing and milling purposes including all wa ter tp.er grass &e may be within its boundaries, situated Has.ay amps River about seven and one half C1l miles above Smiths mill and about two @ miles below Brill and Ramboz' Ranch, in favapai coun- ,y Arizona Territory. and bounded ss follows. to Wit Commencing at pon, in a mound of rocks on The west bank o the Hassayampa and the lower end oi an old dith and running thence the Hsssaysm pa bottom 9 chains stake thence north iO chains 10 a stake thence west acrUss the Hsssayampa valley 4O chains another stake the west side of the ra valley thence souh 70 chains stake thence k ~ chains to the place of beginning
 Yavapai County, Arizona Territory. March %. ls.6
 ANDREW STAUFfEH- NOTE ExFLASAroRY-This ranch was located in 1871 by the said Andrew Stsuer and he has been in cootu ual possession of the up to this time. nr43
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
N o T c E.

To A. ID. Johnson. CT any person deriving u eeed how the original locators in the Gro rns lode or vein. in wallapai District, A. T., - You are hereby notified sha. if you do sst. v = Y days from the s~rviee of this potiee, pay 70 signed, ss cerbaf Mobave county. A. IT.. y@ 'ioual part sf the exvenses incurred on ssid ni. sion, ss required by the congrpssiopai sr: May 10. 1872. the undersigned will claim your iutsreyts in said mine. yOHH S
 L Cerbas Jan. let Is7s
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
N o T I c F. |.

To John Doian, or any other person or persons dg their title by deed from the original loeafos
 Eclipse ledge. lode or vein, situated ia Tiga -
 District. Yavapai county. A. T..
 You are hereby notified that if you do sot vi'his, ty days from the da'e of sh notice. pay to the . signed or to J. P. Hsrgmve, his ofsee in PSssss T.. your proportional part of the expenses incun said mine or location. as requirpd Dy the CouErD lsw approved May 10. 1872 the undersigned vii ~ forfeiture of your interest in said mine
 Prescott, Jan q, Is76
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
N or IC E .

To the walispai Consolidated Mining Conp.ssl others ewninx any interest in the Silver lode or vein sifuzfsd in the WallaPai Mis1S
 Mohave county. A. T.: ss, You arc hereby Dssissd that if you do not u = days from the service of this notice, pey signed. as Mineral Park. Mohave Coupfy, E15 psopsrtissal psrt of the expenses incurrsd % - elsin ss locafion- e required by the Csng the sndesigned will claim s6rfsiturs of y6 h said mine 1. ss Mineral Payk, Feb l, 1s7s.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07
N o T I C E

To B. Adams. or any persen or persons dsnur by deed from the original locafors in the CcnDas . lode CT vein situased in waliapai Mining Disns' have county. Arisena:
 You are hereby notified that if you do psf. vsS z v aavs rom the date of this notice. pay 'o ne signed or to Breon 4 Sp~ar. at Mineral Far. your proportional Psrf Of the expenses peurea n'ne or location as required by the Coasres-. sprroved May 10. 1872. fke undersigned I'll en~ feiture Of your interest in s.id mine. .x.
 JAMES CANSAS Mineral Park, 4. T.. March 2i, Ie76
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-07

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-28

The free dress reform club of Phila-
delphia, has boldly declared that the
"garmenture for woman's legs should be
of duel form" And then there would
still be the same old formal duel who
should wear the "garmenture" And
the reform club did not settle the ques-
ton whether this duel garmenture"
would be fastened around lovely wo-
mans waist with pins, or held in place
by u suspendature. Nor did it resolve
that the buttonature of woman's duel
garmenture should be kept in more
perfect system Of repair than is the case
with the manly trowsaturc, And if the
reform club adopts the style of gar.
menture worn by the sterner sex, they
will have to fly balloon jib aft to nc.
commodate their bustleture. -Hawkeye,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-28
"a CnInpaiEn Lte.r
From the whitehall tIn) Time

From the whitehall lll) Times,1
The st, Louis Globe Democrat has
been for some time advertising bet OF
two thousand dollars on the election
one thousand dollars that Hayes will be
the next President, and one hundred
dollars each on separate items, such as
New York, Indiana, Ohio, majority be
tween Iowa and Missouri, etc, ten in
all, making the other one thousand dol.
lars. We learn from st. Louis man
this week, that John Morrissey, of New
York telegraphed to friend to go and
take the bet in full, and sent exchange
for the amount, but when the challenger
was found he completely backed ont
and took water. That's one way iol
Radicals to make votes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-28

The Denison News publishes the fol-
lowing account of the killing Of an
officer In the Chickasaw Nation: "On
Thursday the l4th, p. r. Nall, ESQ.,,
OF Cooke county, was fatally shot on
the farm Of Judge Loois, In the Chick.
asaw Nation, by one Mr. Comlcbel.
Mr.. Comichel was guarding some pris-
oners, when he was approached by the
deputy sheriff and Mr.. Nall for the
purpose Of taking the prisoners to the
Texas side of the river. Mr.. Comichel
Misunderstanding the intention Of the
deputies, and thinking they intended
to take the prisoners by force. shot
Mr.. Nall, killing him instantly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
70 LET.
cHRI>rI4NS AND i JEW.
The Intellectual Efforts TO CONVEX; the Rev.
DR.. Gottueil from j adaism.

.. - , NJ.
representative oil HE sun caileh upon
the Rev DR.. Gottheil recently for inform ition
L. .a 4. -. .,.r... a., . ~ a, a., .,,.
IN regard TO the stories th-t ne i Just no"
much troubled Dy the attentions Oh the CONVEX
sionists
.Ves ,hov som, worry onvio,s ,b,r,,he IN
IS '"Ni 9NN'' 'N'' ""N''' ''''' Wv -
ture OF my soul Ihey VIII not leave NE alone
s,i1ths Doctor.
n -. . 80 .... - -
10 theS write 10 !"u' OF N1ait you person.
ally -
81 hev do hotb 80 was tho renlv "The visit,
.,
ors are generally courteous AMI evidently sin-
cetc. although have received calls from some
,ybo are most tu,nudent An In,,v say arc nm
Learned. anu assume that l am equally SO. rhey
sutiuose that l have never read the New Tesla
49,. -, a., - 49,. -, ,,,..,.o e., 49,,
u'o".' an" '"'' 'e'i +" ''"'' '"'"SVN's i'i ''e
ureI time in my life tue Christian theory OF the
advent Of the Messiah Nut one of them under
-, -, ,,,, mt. 49, 49, '.t.,i,.s, ~.
.'"Ne ""'"' - VIC i'"'o J" '"1 '''-'"a' ne
brew. but they presume to instruct me on knot
~ the. logical uoiuts vli,n If IL my especil
" s"s. 'o.'.S, 'o'"'T "i,''" - - "s esp'.'r'
PROVINCE 10 Ntu"N' H. III an uh~uaT"eu mo-
ment. should be drawn into a discussion with
ore ~ them. and he il upohIe Ia combat ma, oh.
iac,ions Le lima drnns ,be u,l,ry Of o,s,,-
Jtcllohs' nc ~ once or"ps 'he PVlcb % aisu-
ment, nd tells NE tnat the Christian religion
mus! not he p,sGed' but must he believed"
SAID the Doctor, taking package from pigeon
The first envelope opened contained half n
sheet of note rlprr on winch wss written The
following; " Eternitl-Mnsle will YOU spend
az the uext complained trnt the doc.or. IN
one OF his Sermon, had spoken contcmptuo
81 the penny trncis taat mad been sent i'm.
II couclu ed thus: Enclosed aie s"me Of the
penny iracis you 50 WHcn de-. de,iise' lney nave
converted Grimm j.. WY not YOU Another
CORRESPONDENT safs " liell IL Nlwnins &C. receive
YOU. Nothing hnt the precious blood Of the
w." ' ron ri' ire 'swf2 far mat inleaien. ySa"
II rtirious controversy. iie wrter asks Dr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16

arrangements for the collection OF foreign
news. They pay Reuter- so much a year,
and are relieved from much trouble. Such
OF their subscribers as arc not satisfied with
Reuters Information have to send out their
own correspondents abroad aud keep, at an
expense Of twelve or fifteen thousand dollars
a year, their private wires, az IL done by the
London Times and the Daily T,kgrdph for Paris,
and the Manchester Gudrdtin and seye raj OF the
Scotch and Irish papers for London. Yet, even
in dong 40, these pap r. are bound to pay their
yearly tribute to Reuter- for the news he supplies
them from more distant places. Were it not
for his agency, most Of even the leading Lon
don papers would be without any informa-
ton at all from countries like America, Rus
STA, or Australia.
There are both in England and In this country
several minor combinations for the collection
and distribution OF news, such IS the Press
Association Of New York and the Central News
OF London, but they are all Of them poor and
inc flciont concerns. carrying an almost hope
less struggle against the old organizations like
the New York Associated Press or thu London
Press Association. AN OLD JOIN NALIsr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16
MIR. FELTx MdGRUDER.
A Lively Episode In the Life Of the Man that
Eats Up nii the Profits.


Doubtless the greatest eater in North
America perhaps, as some OF the boarders
think. in the worlds Mr. Felix Magruder, who
boards where Mr.. Magufn does. Seen In
pose, after dinner, there Is nothing about MIR.
Magruder TO indicate his vast capacity as an alb
sorbent OF supplies, hut to see him IN action,
ai the table, would lead a Spectator TO 90 long
Of the provision market IN anticipation Of
rise. II the records Of Bloomingdale and
Wards Island should be searched, II would
probably be discovered that many OF those Sc
cluded there date their loss OF reason TO bank-
ruptry following vain attempt to board Ma
grader. Nobody ever succeeded In the effort.
II requires too much capital. Several attempts
were made to poison HIM. Tut he never knew II.
Arsenic aud sucn things seemed only to increase
his appetite. and the boarding house keepers
gave up In dismay, and 10 many cases quietly
submitted to being eaten oit Of business.
Yesterday morning, whc4 Mr.. Maerudcr sat
down Mt the table, william called OF the bill Of
fare: "Bsefsteak bacon aud eggs, broil,d shad,
ham hash, and fried scollops."
~ don't feel well tbs morning." said Mr.. Ma
gruder. 81 feel Kind o faint; and 1 THINK n
took something solid 1t might brace me w a
little. what did YOU say you mad, william +"
Bcefstaak. bacon and eggs, broiied shHd,
Welt" said Mr. MagrGier 81 guess I'll take
some frIcu hculiolS. nam hhSll, olOlled suau =
bacon and eggs, and peeisteak.'
And l." SAID the weary laudledy In the HI CHI
en-, when william had delivered the order. -
guess IN take the CLUB and drive that man
away. Either he's got TO 20 cut Of the house,
or the Sheriff has rot to come In"
There, there said william. soOthingly, "
wouldn't feel 20 tad over IT,. lie NAV he taken
sick. or get dreamed, or be run over by fire
engine or sometlins, ana that might check his
appetite some"
IL don't care" she said. tearfuly. as she chop
ped OF the steak, ' can't stand II much longer"
William had heard that before, aud when he
began to set the dishes around Mr.. Magruaer's
plate ne little Thought that IN few hrief mo
meuts there would be trouble; but ne had
scarcely lett the Isl chen when the landlady. NV
ing way to uuconrullahe emotion, seized the
cuO and darted after him. lie nd just TAX IN
/ the nam hash from the tray Wuen lac saw the up
lifted club. Mir. Magraocr. whose vuractty Is
eqIalled only 10y hi gilitv. Jumped from under
tue blow, aud the next instant the boardeis at
the other cnd oi the room saw the dishes jump
/ ing into tue air. ana thought Crockery yOIc no
had broken through the floor.
Mugradef. safe IA the street. walked bTiskly TO
ncigt b 1rin- rect urant. anC the detected land
LADY went back To the Kitchen. she Is a good
Datured, klnd-hearted woman. and when IN "A
cay or Two ne plausible Magruder comes bHcl.
she will I he nm to board again, ana the end j.
through tue street will see hanging on the door
post Of the house 81 card thai wlll briefly but
powerfully iell the story