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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-20
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SSn ben peridieoenen 9SaroS Der Sta0t ian
ben BON geItern Mittag bis 9lbeno llbr Yri.
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Der Homination uon&an0iOaten fir Den eriter
StaOtratbsSweig II. Der grtudblung bon Gb.
georoneten aus jeoer g8arb (ausgenommea Der
II. 8are, meldje Sum iiiuften GougreB= =9i,
itritte geb6rD 5u ben @onucnttoaen oe8 3. unb
4. 0iitrttt8 ftatt, Die &On9rsB 0teprdieutau-
ten Su nomiuiren babeu. Su Der 10. uue 1G.
gSarb wuroen and lie fiiaf Ab9eOronete CT.
ludblt, be in eiuer @OnereuS iiber Die g8ie-
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pentioH oeS britten @ousreb.9ifritts trttt
beute Ntittag i'm nSrOaOmap= Snititute," D." uuO
Die oes uierteu @ougreB .0iitrifts nm Oieelbe
3elt in Der .@bina 9auc" 3uiammen.
8el ben geftrigeu 8rimdrmublen, oe iebr
rnbi9 uerIiefeu, tuurosn I'M 9anjcu II ,264
Sttmmen ab9egeben.
sir ben erften Staotratb8Smetg pur0elt
folQeuoe SQu0i0ntPu uDnlinirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-20

Qeee 0ausbdIterin ift itol5 auf enen bibd3en reiz
Amen Teppidb in ibrem Barlor ober anocrem 2ieb<
fiusS,mmer. Der euSi9e Wes, um Die i5arben Ieb'
baft I'M 1epp6 Su MAIDEN, 1T, Den Staub uno aae
anoereu irenlben SubitanssR su entferren, unb I'M
Sieies sriinbib Su beipeEFseuisen, gebe man 5u
Noimes Sc 9auaban, 9sr. D, SipanitraBe, uobe
benz nWaru ann= Sn titute.' tgepti5, ,3DIt,i iSamff}
Kbilion's Furnaces, Ranges unb 0eparatnr
berieltsn bel GbarIes gSeatberbg in SIR. $50,
WeezY Yattimoreftrase. (Stott8,tMf
8urean Der @aslid)t=Yeisn,dlaft
BON Baltimore,
CTR. 10, South Stra6e.
& ote! SiIlises Sei5materiGI! 6 gofe!
sBir bnbsn tine oer5iislite Sualitdt Ute on
Sano, uelte mir Dem gubitum als eiu empieblens=
fDsrtbes Ssuerunss sENaterial fir Sausbatz uno ane
oere 3pede offertrsn; Iei1t sino6ar uno irei Don
nRreiuisteiteH.
Auttrdse perben In bieiem 9iireau ODER in oer SSa>
brit, 6uB Der 9eabenb alhr., an9enommsn.
Bre5 $3.50 pro 8arranlabuGs, II irSeub cinem
etabtt5eil GbSaliefern. .5.-
(eepu5,1ND Saa,es 9. sma!lwuoo, getr.
aluiterm! 2Iuitern.
g done SaI5m Ter Gu itern,
80 Gents pro DuteHb,
empianesn taslidt i'm
goSesSs Ssouie,
Nr. "a, Storo 9aD= Strabe.
(Sept7, 7,1Ult)
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IS. QBalo.


Sir @ongreB: 1bss. SUann.
3ee9ateu: s. Z. GoTo. Is. 8. S'yriau, Sol. g.
Sobniou, g8 8. eeonuro unb & Stlo-1o1.
iSiir oeu erten Stnotrat9s3Uei8: James j. ReiU'
hnIh-7lf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-20

Gamtt Cure Furnaces unb Ranges uuo loft
" Cure Ofen aratu uon GbaS. @eas
tberbS, Str. $50, 8sii'SaltimoreitroBe, bsIor9eu.
(Septi5,tNtS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-20

9ticciottt @artbaloi, Scr
Sobu @aribaloi'S Der im Oeutid zirau36t.
idcn &rlege eine 2tbtheilung 6ranctrem5
cOmmanOlrte, bat, Ule oeal D@lObc" aus
Dtelbourne gci6rtCbcn pjrS, bel Der 3tQic-
rung BON &ttto;ia nm cine gtn1tauug al5
Nehrer nadlQeiudlt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

Hereford Is well known to our citizens
Ms the present incumbent, and it Is
universally conceded that he has made
the most efficient City secretary that
Dallas ever had. His strict
business habits and his manner
of conducting business have won
for him the highest enconi-
ums Of the City Council AS well as all
citizens who have had dealings with
him In his official capacity. Captain
Hereford was gallant Confederate
soldier and commanded Company ID,
Sth Louisiana regiment during the late
war. In the seven days battle before
Richmond Captain Hereford was dam
gerously wounded in the thigh and
proved himself to be as gallant sol
dier as he is an elegant gentleman.
lie asks the support of his friends, and
promises to perform the duties of the
Office in manner satisfactory to all.
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Fields Theatre.

The society play of Abduction, writ
ten expressly for Miss Blanche DeBar,
was again the attraction at Fields
Theatre last night. The price itself
deserves especial mention, our limited
space, however, forbids the extended
notice which the plays deserves. Next
Friday Miss DeBar will take benefit
the play selected for the occasion be.
ing Hamlet. The fair beaifcian will
appear in her favorite character OF
Ophelia, II character in which she ap.
peared with great ecldt for ten weeks
at ] Boothe's Theatre, New York
City. The lady is II deserving artist
and we hope she will receive the com.
pliment of u full house.
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EIeCtiOn TicketH.

THE HERALD will print a general
election ticket, for the coming cleo
ton, and have the same sent to each
voting place in the county before cleo
ton day, which will have the regular
Democratic State ticket and such
names of candidates in the county and
district as may leave their orders to
that effect. The price per name will
be -. Special tickets will be printed
ats per thousand. Orders will be re-
ceived up to Thursday, the 10th of
February.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Damp and windy yesterday.

Damp and windy yesterday.
The last of the delegates returne,
to the city yesterday morning.
His Honor Mayor Cabell was un
well yesterday, and in consequence th,
Mayors court was not in session.
EARLY yesterday morning heavy
sleet fell and small boys amused them
selves "sliding on the cellar door,
Judge Burford has gone to Waxa.
hachie on an electioneering tour, and
In consequence no justice was dispens.
ed at bis court yesterday,
The delegates to the Galveston
Convention were all good boys, and
behaved themselves morally and 9th.
erwise. We cheerfully bear testimony
to this fact.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation have opened q public reading
room over Wheat's dry goods store, Old
Main street, between Austin and La
mar streets. The rooms win be open
cd free to the public between the hours
Of P. NJ. to 10A. NJ. The public and
strangers, especially, are cordially In
vited to attend.
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Announcements

Captain w. F. Morton announces
himself In this mornings HERALD as
q candidate for the office of City Mar.
shal of Dallas. Captain Morton has
for some time held the position OF
Deputy Marshal, and in this capacity
has given universal satisfaction. He
Is an efficient officer, always ready and
prompt in the discharge of his duty
and has made many warm friends by
the consistent course he has pursued In
his official capacity. II elected he
will make good officer and will per-
form his duties honorably and fairly.
The announcement of Captain j. i.
Hereford for the office Of City Secreta-
ny, appears In to-day's issue. Captain
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Judge j, d. Kerfoot had valuable
horse stolen from him night before
last. The animal was tied In front Of
the Judges Office under the San Jacn-
to Hotel when the thief made way
with him,
We call attention TO the advertise
ment of tho European Restaurant that
appears IN to-day'a issue, They keep
fresh fish, oysters and game constantly
on hand, and their prcesare moderate
and reasonable,
Professor George has determined to
reorganize his dancing class. iIehad In
tended TO interest himself in the com
Ing hlrW Grds, but ~ he lis credlla-
bly, informed that secret organization
In this city lntendto take the matter in
hand, he Will, for the present, defer
any action In the matter.
Attention IL called to the well dis
played advertisement of Vert, Smith
Il Co., In this days issue. These gen.
tlemen rank high as business men and
their stock IL always complete and
fresh. We commend them to buyers,
and the public generally, as lirst.class
merchants.
Might before last the passenger car
on the mixed train on the Texas aud
Pacific railroad was thrown from the
track, about half mile from the union
depot, by misplaced switch. The Car
was thrown on its side and was dragged
for some distance In this position. We
are informed that several passenger
were In the car at the time, and that
not one received an injury. The car
itself was total wreck.
The attention of the Criminal
Court was occupied during the entire
day yesterday In the celebrated murder
case OF Dill, Bell and Rice. Motions
for a continuance were made, but were
all decisively overruled by His Honor
Judge Hare. The afternoon WAS con
sumed in empanneling jury, and a
q late hour yesterday afternoon the fol
lowing gentlemen had been accepted
William Caruth, Joseph Swain, w. II
CASTOR, William Mckinley, f. b
Bryan, II. M. Ross, John Russell, w
II. Tooley, b. +. Jones, r. q. Patton
Samuel Mays and II. M. Wildwood. II
Is universally conceded that the abov,
jury is the best that has ever been con
vened in criminal case In Dallas
and In consequence their decision il
looked forward to with great deal o
speculation.
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Personal,

Douglas G. Irwin, city editor OF THE
HERALD, returned to the city yester-
day.
Frank Fitzhugh, representing Grin
nan Il Duval Galveston, is in the city,
guest Of the San Jacinto Hotel.
Colonel George w. Hinkle, editor
and proprietor of the Homeward Star,
Of Atlanta, Georgia, is in the city, a
guest ofthe LeGrand hotel.
Captain Sam. Shock, Southwestern
Passenger Agent of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, is in the city in
the interst of his.road.
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city Council.
DALLAS, January IL, 1877

DALLAS, January IL, 1876,
Regular meeting. Absent Mayor
Cabell and Alderman Tompkins
Minutes Of last meeting were read anc
approved.
Reports of the Mayor, Treasurer and
Assessor and Collector, for December
received and referred to the committee
on journals.
Letters of Mr.. J. Waldo and Colone
George Noble, in regard to the Motif.
cation of the conductors of the ap.
pointment of Captain Morton to attend
incoming immigrants, and attend to
their wants, received, read and Or
dered filed.
Committee on Ways and Means re.
commend that no action be taken by
the Council In regard to the payment
of the note of w. G. Young until de-
mand is made by his assignee. Adopt
ed
Committee on Claims recommend
that sundry accounts for last month
be allowed aud ordered paid, and that
the account of Jet Il Hughes be al
lowed and ordred credited on the taxes
due the city by them, and further that
the account of Mrs. Campbell be re-
jected. Adopted.
Petition of j. M. Stemmons and Will
liams, asking that the resolution grant
ing the right-of-way to Captain d. Il
Grove to build switch from the Pa
cifc railroad to the Phoenix Mill
property, be recinded, and that the
matter be referred to committee for
investigation. Received and prayer
granted. Referred to special commit
tee-Aldermen Obenchain, Ervay and
Jet.
Account of Block, Jett & Co. for gro
ceries furnished, allowed and ordered
paid.
Two pieces currency scrip preeented
and referred to the Committee on FL
nance.
An ordinance to regulate the cree.
sion OF foundries, manufactures,
wagon yards, beer gardens, etc, re-
ceived, read and passed its first and
second readings.
Resolution by Alderman Grove:
RESOLVED, That the City Marshal be
authorized to issue such orders to the
police as he may think proper to in
sure correct report from his depart
ment of the number of lamps burned
by the city, aud as near as possible, the
hours the lamps are burned, as well as
he order and condition they are kept
~ the gas company.
Adopted.
Resolution by Alderman Obenchain:
Resolved, That the City Attorney be
instructed to draft an Ordinance au-
the Dallas and Wichita rail- 6
Dad to lay track or tracks on Hous- Z
on street or Jefferson street to connect ,
be track of the Dallas aud Wichita
abroad with the track OF the Texas L
'aeific road. Adopted. 4
Resolution by Alderman Jett: D
Resolved, That the City Marshal be q
Instructed to buy two cords Of wood for n
Be Of City Hall and calaboose, also, he !,
0 instructed to. have stovepipes fixed
nd lights and sash put In the three v
indows OF the calaboose. Adopted. &
On motion Of Alderman obenchain,
lderman Crowdns was appointed, in +
Bu ofthe Mayor, Chairman of COM .,
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CITY BUSINESS,
Hot and Cold Baths at Wilson's, No
1if Elm street. decl5d2m

VIZ. Lyle Il Co. real estate agents, No
lOS Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten-
ton of persons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their office,
uiiuer the respective heads of "Improyed
Clty Property, ""Vacant City Lots, ""Farms''
ana "Unimproved and Wild Lands" EN-
oracing business houses and vacant lots in
tne commercial center of the city. Also,
oniiauing lots, and number of very desir-
me city. Also, large tracts of wild lands i'm
Dallas ana other counties ofthe State besides
number of farms of various sizes, incInd-
ing several large and highly improved plan
aug25dtf
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janlld2twlt


One OF the most convenient and complete
residences In the city, Within four blocks OF
business centre. House contains olBht
rooms, also Kitchen aud servants room,
three Are places, and several iiues for stoyes'
dood we'll and cistern. Lot nearly one'hali
acre mice grove well fenced Terms easy'
APPLY TO H. H. khLh|n'
city Railroad once, or 7i3 Pacific avenue
lanl8dtf
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Home Fire Insurance COMPANY.

of New York. It's funds all decoted to
FTre. No mictue aoith Life Insurance.
Cash capital 100000. Cash assets,
D,OOO,0OO. Cash surplus as to policy.
holders, S,250,000, General j. T..
Johnson Il Co., managers Southern de-
partment. j. d. Kerfoot, local agent,
No. 5O7 Commerce street, Dallas,
TeXas.-.1d.
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Wanted.

a gentleman and wife without children OF
two single gentlemen to occupy furnished
room with tirst-class board, at 023 BrowdeI
street, Dallas, Texas. +. f. COLLINS.
lnn7dit,
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jan9d3t
Wall PaporI Wall Papor |
Herald Office.

BY far the largest stock ever before brought
TO this market. $4,000 rolls direct nom the
largest factory In the world. All can rely
on finding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, and prices ut the very
bottom. Ladies are particularly invited to
call and examine E.P. LYLE,
5O7 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12
,jaii9l3In
For Sale.

NV residence and lot corner San Jacinto
and Masten streets, and on the line OF san
Jaeinto Street Railroad. A most desirable
and convenient locality. Lot contains nearly
one acre under good paling fence, besides d.
vision fences. improvements consist OF
house with Ave rooms, hall, poultry, Kitchen
servants room. good barn, with room for
carriage or buggy, fuel and poultry house, n
well of excellent water, and one OF the best
cisterns, with filter, in the city. The present
garden spot can be converted into one or two
beautiful building lots, II desired.
y. l.. MAY,
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Auenis Wanted

For Dallas and county, and every county In
the State. Canvasssers Of either sex are sue
cessful, and are making 5000 monthly. All
Agents must give security In that amount.
jan5dtf DALLAS p. o. BOX SIS.
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A partner TO take charge of n wcll'furn'
Ished hotel In Dallas. The receipts average
500 per month, and the run VI custom keeps
the house full. Address
PROPRIETOR,
Janlld3t Herald oIiioc'
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Electro. vspor and suIphuric Baths

DIR. J. u. Coleman has removed his bathi
20 the W .st room, first floor of the Cosmopo
Titan Hotel, where he will be pleased to SCI
his friends and patrons. Jan7dtf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

Any one having prairie lands to break can
contract the same upon application at the
Office of j. A. III. HOSACK,
Real Estate Agent, Austin street, Dallas.
ian5d5teod
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N hereby given that william Edlngs IN no
longer connected with M, nor IN he author
iged, from this date, TO sell goods for u.s.
KEEP, RAYMOND A CO.,
innlldQtwlt New orleans.
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mittee to provide house for and pro-
vide for the comfort Of arriving immi-
grants. The committee granted power
TO act.
Adjourned.
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nm authorized TO offer for sale, with tho
control OF the business, n ono-hnlf Interest In
n complete furnished, popular and we'll
located hotel In Dallas. The business being
done Ia largo and profitable. Full and salts
factory particulars given upon application
10 ia. II. HOsACK,
Austin street, between Main and ELM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12
Stockholders, Attention.

The meeting of the Southwestern Life In
surance Company will be held on the 18th
instant, at IL o'clock In the office OF the Com
pany, In the Cochran Building. jan7dit.
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For Ladies', Misses ana Children's Shoes
20 TO Stanford's, 4O7 Elm street.
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Wanted.

Two furnished rooms, within four or Ave
blocks Of the LeGrand hotel. Address
H.,
jan9d3t Herald once
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

The place to buy good and cheap Boots
and Shoes is Stanford's, 4O7 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

Sianford's, 407 Elm street, is the place to
buy stylish Suits, Overcoats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at extremely low figures,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

For bargains In Hats, the people 20 to
Btanford's, 407 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

Extermnate your rats with poison pre-
pared at the MARKET DRUG STORE,
iangd3m Sl8 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

Getyour prescriptions filled at the Market
Drug store, SIG Main street.
II. II. ElSENLOHR,
jan9,l3m German Pharihnclst'
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Mr.. j. Lemp,s LAGER Beer pspot.

Mr.. J. lemp's Lager Beer Depot,
AT Jacob Grossmon's Beer Saloon, corner
OF Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and in kegs. Orders will
be promptly attended to.
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No Misrepresentation of goods at Stand
fOrd's 4O7 Elm street. declO-tf
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lowing to the absence OF our city
editor no report of the proceedings of
the Council were published last week,
but as the proceedings were of import
ance, we publish them in to-day's IL
sue.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
100 Big Fat Turkeys


For sale at tho
ian lld2t GitANdE AHENI,'
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DALLAS, TEXAS

WEDNESDAY MORNING 1858 JAN. H.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce w, II. M0rton
as candidate for City Marshall, election
Tuesday, April 4, 1876. Il
WE ace AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce j. II. Herera.a
as candidate for City Secretary, at the en-
suing municipal election, on April Q, 1876.
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Niu be found 0n snle by the news
boys on all trains Of the Texas
ana Pacific railway, and az the news
stands NJ the Lekrand, San Jncih'o
amt Lamar hotels,
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Office SOUTHERN Lie InsuTNhce UO'
jan9dtf
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Clothing Department.
DRESS GOOD DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List on DRESS CnOOu 60
so much cheaper than they have heretofore
oeen sold that any lady can afford 10 pur-
chase beautiful New style Dress,
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.Janlld3t
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BLOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT

IN this department the New Price List will
The quality, style and tit. A LARGE invni"e
complete. very
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HAT DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' Eat DEPARTMENT.

vine Inc New Price List on Ladies' Fall and
Mlnter Goods OF TRIMMED FELT HATS.
t men n .me style and quality are considered,
must, mus. ne sold, and will be, no doubt. st The
present reduced prices. ~ 'ne
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
,,1obna I.actts Confidence. .,

4 kalamazoo Gazette. "A young man
in this city has been in the habit Of
leaving one of his shirts in Chinese
laundry for cleaning while busily en-
gagged i'm getting the other one in q
necessary condition to take It's place.
These changes taking place, according
to the copper-eolored laundry proprie-
tors account book (Which consists OF
O couple of sec tons of reed fish-pOle
and handful Of dried peas) every
full moon or oftener. This young
man called one morning and CONVEX
sation something like the following
took place, said young man opening
with: IN
"Good morning-ah 1 guess I'll-ah
change my shirt-ah. I'm out OF rocks
to-day-ah, but III pay you next time
alb, you know"
NO trustee. Soap allie gone"
"But-ah Jo-ah, you are scared-ah
you knOw-ah for your pRy-Rh. i leave
this oHe-ah and take the clean
one-ah."
But 10 evidently knew his man, and
replied
mo like do business so. Chinaman
no getee back China wash thatee
how"
"Well. Tll-ah leave two and-ah
take one"
mo canee do how. Indian man
gotee two shirt, one clean, one dance
dirt"
."Why-ah, you rascal do yOu-ah
mean to tell me / have but-ah two
shirts? / all left two 7here the last
time-ah. III call policeman and
have you arrested for a thief-ah. u
moving towards the door.
."Callee policemen Chinaman thief?
ALE SAME, breakee head" and the
| eliptic-eyed heather seized washtub
and performed some feats of balancing
| aud handling which would have dTiv-
| Ell Alright and his partner to despair,
! shouting at The top OF bis voice In his
! heather lingo, amongst which at in
! tervals could be distinguished; China
! man thief'-"two shirtee "GOdee
| helm Mclean man 'makee dam head
how bigee can no getee shirt off" aud
! the like, during which TRADE Mr.. MEL.
I lean man" got to the door, and skip.
! ping up four steps at time reached
the sidewalk and signalled police
man for protection, while the Mon
I golian stood below in the door of lis
"washee house" with his washtub in
hand and reeking with anger and
soapsuds growing away in his heather
iargou, surrounded 10y All air which
Aavored strongly of righteous Chinese
Indignation and Imperial Bavon soap
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