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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-11

Reues uno MuHonenbes aexbeR. Bic
trauli9 pIauSerten Die Nd66en auf zen
Spo3isrsdn9en. tuel9t he nit Batter Ba.
trid moAten. nit usl&er OFsnbeit sradAl-
ten fe l9 abenbs am 9bestii4e ibre gr.
Isbni1e.
Do i4iloerte CLARA nit qr66 sr Iebhsy.
ti9teit ole S1onbsiten her immerayDnen
hii4sn 2anoidoft ba iprad lie nit rib.
re,toer MnbGn9lidteit BON ibrsr perlebten
Wtntter, osrsn Sooe unO mie he tGali& su
ibrsm 8,abe seJansen lei; tann erbob
ltd Die Sin9fran pieoer, BON 8eaeifUuna
iortseriIen uno ihiloerte nit Den aiibeues
lten 6arben, nit Den lsbenoisjten 90 ,rten
ole Seoriid in9er, uel4e ibre 2ano.lsate.
oas arme BOLT STRANDS, bon ben caaG.
ihen @runoberren ertra9eu mu6ien. Die
gr5 iblunseu Gnns's erboben Ii6 nidt ,ur
Yeseileruus, ts waren irieolide, absr Su.
9leiH inni9e Sdiloerureen e,uss lidmis
lhen StlQlebens. Sic eridblte bon Yrda.
sc uno beKen pradtpolen &lraen. Fe
tbeilte ibrer Sreunoin aug benz Glmili.n.
uuo Gsbenstreiie. porin lie 5i1 bis bt bee
rue9t batte, nit. Mnna pubte aHerliebR
5u Ihiloern. tuie isre Gltern in fribera
Sabren elm tleines Saus nit einem 3rauls
laoen in elmer snsen Stra6e atbabt, mie
lie Islbit ben sablrsiben 2un6en Gewdr,
uno Die fleiHen 8eoirfnifIe zines ~buratrIis
den Sausbaltes uerfauft. bis oann ibr
Batter 81 pieoerbolten Malen 9ladli9 jpe.
tulirt nno Gin GROCER &auf6err aeuor6en
lei, ben ieine Wtitbirser iebr bod i1dbtea
uno 5peimal idon gum @smstnseratbe er.
ipdb!t bdtten. limb BON ibrsr Wtatter, ei.
ner 10 sutsn uno frommen Srau. srldalts
Die GlamIdnoerin, tuis BON ibrem 8suber,
Der elm vbetr" 3eporoen Tel, pie CT Die er.
ite Mtsfe ssleien uno mas es oa fir srobe
6eilid teiten seeeben babe.
SO iaben Die Wdohen zines Ibsnos
auf Dem 3immer Yutrids uno plauberten
nod SerSensluft. wdbrsne Glars's Batter
aufmertiam aui oas @tiprd6 bordte.
Oa wuroe es auf einmaI iebr l~sbenois In
Dem @aitbofe, Sbiren ipuroen auf. un6
,ugeIhlager, Die Gslner eiltsn bic Srsppen
binauf uno bina6. ,Tro. g." hisB es, fir
Die @oupernan.e nit spei &inoer, BRO. 10
iur ben arSt Der Serridaft," uno basui,
i9en puroe llut ipaniid .ercott; ts mar
cine uornsbme Serrihaf a%nssfommen. Elm
ipanii4er Ser;os nit @sfOlse.
.Yeoro, bait Su ben 2alten nit Der
Yioline auf msin 3immer eebradt?" risf
cine mdnnlide Gimme auf benz @anse.
patrid erbob iid. SD ueiB niHt." iaste
er nit Dem Guso.ude Der 0trmunoerunp.
mir lit, oils iei bteie Stimne mir befanut.-
gr 6iinete Die. Sbire isines 3immers uno
lab nit nsusieriSen Slifsn in ods gesena
ii%berliesenoe 3immer, bsiien Sbire nett
pifen itano. Sort sewobrte ct einen 9errn
BON mittleren Subren nit einem ionupers
brannten @sii6te, auf Dem Elm ipiber
S1nurrbart uno elm p~oblscpae9ter Ruea
bslbart pranetsn. Ser Ssrr mar nit Dem
Iuspaden ieiner GHstten tmlis teiddftist
uno fdieu iebr gutter 2aune 5u iein; CT
pin einsn lufissn srilsr uno sanfte oas
,piihen pie i'm S9sr3e nit einem neben
ihm Itsbenoen 8eoienten.
(5ortfssuns folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-11

Cine wabre Wobltbat fur bic 2onrons
Ct Yer6ifsruns iup Gle parts. Die
erSsten rarunter iinp 5yees, 8eniinstons,
It. Samess uno NeSents: Ylrf. Wits
ten aus Gem iinnYermirrenren 0srduS@
Ger Weltfart rem Wcsen unb Ersiben
4. y. pom piccaciuy - elm Shritt, uno
mon belnre:l& Ssceparf. mitten In elmer
Srsue. 9luf SrO6sn iammtartisen Dies
icnai1en ipeiren jablrcihe Sbafe uno
8ibe. Daneben eileen Deer e~iusslne
srU6e 0ruppen Ger pra6iYolIitsn uraltsn
Saume, welde rie pbantatii6en 3neiae
ssSen .Oimmsl irrfsn. Stiue bsriht
pie in einsm @ales, uno nur Gus NETS
ter Serne ibnt ras 0erauib Ter Wsltitact
| wie leiie pelballencsr 0onnr beriter.
partien Ger itbniten Ylumen une
Strduher. gan,e anlaSen, cinem tos
taniIben @arten pcraleibbdr. esbnen f9
aus ; buncsr!e pom Ydnten fiup an ren
ltSnlttn unr l9attisitsn Stellsn asebraat,
bier unp pa allsrlisbite y i%Yilone, unp,
ramit rer i'm CONNER sria rurasncsn
Sinrsrldaar aud ras @a6a ni6t fsble,
lbtrau Sontainsn, ipel6e mituntsr feline
8unRpsfs iinp. 1aS lbbnls bon all
rislsm S66nsn 1T absr, pab ausS ans
beidrdnft teniyt ,psrcen rarf. Gsine
Warnunsetafsl l1rsft un5 NIT rem Wors
ten ;arlf: Oiele Stsue, eisieS 0raS
rarf ni1t bstrrten tperrsn. Die Suasno
rarf li& nit ben S@afsn um tie Dette
auf zen WieIea tumme!n. n:r rtrfsn rie
anlaaen rur6ftreifen, rlrfen uns untsr
ZEN idattis n Ddumsn sa sinem eun&
TN Grsien lasern, rdrfsn iprinaen unc
tansen mad 6e3ensluf. Diele Ureibeit
miro rsnn aud reoli6 benuSt. Serer
Sonnennrabl lodt Iauftnre pom WenlGen
In ris parts. unp es III Gin reGt beiterss
Silr, penn Die jaudsenpe Sinrcrltaar
auf rem Naisn iprinst Reifen ibldSt
Bal orsr Gridet ipirlt, unp rte Grra6ies
men, Mittsr, S1weRern. Iantsn. sifr'l
mitmaGsn. Sa. ib fab cine ebrpirri8e
9rcemutter nit peiesm Saal fib BON ibs
rem pislcitt fdnijibriaen Gnf.l permitttlS
einss um rie @rme sei6lunasnsn HiemsnS
ais 3aumpferp bsnuBen laiien, Stire lsbr
piel Grni In rem Wisnsn. 8sire In reni
@uaentlide = RE 0rpfmuttsr gltbsm
lt5pfenp = iebr ibrsr 8drps fd be-
pust. 2isat ram bel al pieiem Ger belle
SonnsnI6sin l6immernp auf pen 8.dts
tern rer Saume unp 0rfrau6e. auf rea
Haienaadfn auf zen mandialtiSsn Iots
lsttsn rer Dauen, 10 III ras. ipie aslaat
elm anmutbisss, bsikrts Yilc, peI6eS
p%Oafinris psrselIen madt ZAP man f&
In eonron Ter i6muBisen traben Wslts
fart trfnrst. Natlrli6 fno rte Wcb'
nunasn an Opsr In rem parts am tSeuerffsn.
am faibi0nabslfen. Dian ,brau6t cine
balbs Slunee nit sinem sutsn Yisrre, uu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

Bos!on iOlicitA.Ss herself that some OF
her grsa. wool houses have cleared from
$4,000 to $4,000 this year, tho largest
doug more than all the wool houses OF
New York or Philadelphia put together
It 10 rather remarkable that the. wool
should be raised at one end Of the CONT
nent, and distributed at the other. Since
June, Ohio and West Virginia have ad'
vanced from So to As cents, or over 80 pei
cent, and California wool from % to q
or 80. This is much larger rise in thu
price OF raw material than has taken
place In tho price OF manufactured goods
The imports Of raw wool we're 27,7l2,0Ot
pounds for the drst nine months Of thii
year, ag,ins. S9,79s,oOO in the SAINT
period last year. Manufacturing in many
other branches seems 10 be caugh. between
high prices OF raw m4terial aud low
priOs, OF product. This is true Of wooIel
and cotton goods, paper and leather. Blu
thi, Is only 4 temporary ill.adjuS!nent
and must DO succeeded by more cOmpati
bic terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30
The Condition OF the National

The comptroller Of the currency
throws some light in his. report this
wear, on the amount OF bad debts in the
national banks. The law requires that,
when interest has been deiaulted for six
months on bank paper, it shall be
charged of as bad debt and tho bank
examiners arc required to enforce
thi. provision. The banks OF Boston
have at present charged of Sl,6sS'OOo;
those Of Nsw York, SG,S73OOO; PhilNdel-
phia, $4,000, and the aggregate through
out the country Is computed fromthese
returns to be about s2O,OOO,0OO. COnsid-
log .ha. the volume Of mercantile bank
ruplcy in the country ia about S2OO,O0O,-
900 year, this Is very small sum and
yindica.os the conservative management
Of tho banks. The loss Of the English
banks In 1885 Is given BY the FiHa"eta!
Chronicle 4. G37,OOOOOO, or slS5,OOO,OOo'
which would seem to show that bank
ruptcy in England falls on the banks to
an extent Of which We know nothing In
this country. The period Of great disas-
tors ip the present crisis in this country
has passed, and, although there may be
some banks loaded with losses which
they have not had the courage yet TO re-
port, the success with which, IA class
they have withItood the depression Ia no
longer 10 doubt. Tho burden OF national
bank taxation u now rOOkoncd at about
SSS, 100000, half national and half state
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

claimed that msiorities have been greatly
increased, these Democratic luminarles
are seeking to prevent the CanVassing
Board from the discharge Of their duties
BY securing the interference oil Demo-
cratic court. There they do not want a
fair count; they want full count. In
Louisiana they also want full count OF
all the votes they have succeeded 10 get
ting returned, when the laws Of that State
provide for q fair count Of all the pre-
cincts or parishes where the result has
been fairly and legally obtained. OF the
situation In that State there Is no clearer
exposition than that given by Mr.: Red;
field, who is on the groundiexamininga all
the testimony and making up his verdict
from his pon.partisan STANDPOINT ne
says in recent letter:
Sitting it all down, examining census
reports and registration lists, maxim 6
allowance for black Democrats and white
Republicans, come to
ONE CONCLUSION,
which will take more evidence than !
have vet found 10 drive me from. And
that Is this: II tho vote here had been
| 10 every way Us fair and free Us you have
In Ohio, without murder Of the blacks,
or frightening them, or threatening them
with no land to cultivate, or lowering
their wages on Sccount Of Radical taxa
tion," or breaking up their meetings OF
ANYTHING Of the sort, Louisiana would
have gone for Hayes by q majority OF moi
less than 10000.
A fair count elects Hayes and Wheel
er. A full count, without reference 70
the means used, or the laws TO proteGt
The right Of suffrage in Louisiana, would,
PERHAPS, elect 1'ilden and Hendricks
Shall we have fair count or simply Jul
| cnnnt2 .E 'H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30
Noun dsyille Correspondence.
MousDsvrI1E, Nov. 20.

| MOONboN4AAAkt ANVNs 4os
Rllson n,elIIssucer:
After long time Of silence will at
tempt few local items from our quiet
little town.
The political excitement, which Tor
awhile absorbed everything else, Is now
dying out and We are having perfect
peace again. We have come TO the con.
cluSion here that lot who may be Presi.
dent Of this great nation, it will effect us
but little. So like good loyal subjects
we will submit to the verdict.
In the way Of improvements, just now,
Moundsville seems to DO alive. Good
and substantial pavements are being laid
on one side Of . number Of our principal
streets which will not only add to the
beauty Of the place but will also be a great
help to pedestrians in muddy weather.
The Council deserves the thanks OF
everybody for this move in the right di.
rection.
The Court House will be finished in a
few weeks. The next term OF the Circuit
Court will be held in It. As building
1t certainly reflects great credit on those
who planned it, and were instrumental in
having 1t erected. Marshall county
should be proud Of her Temple OF Jus
tice, and II all the diSpensations Of Jus.
tice issuing from 1t are in keeping with
the building, we will in the future, DO a
happy county.
I notice that Mr.. Brooks yesterday re.
moved his store to his new building In the
upper ward, where he will no dOub. be
followed by his many customers.
Geo. Edwards, ESq., has erected large
and commodious ware house near his plat Q
Of business and It 10 now being rapidly
filed with grain.
Thanksgiving Day will be appropriate
ly observed among US. Services will be
held at some OF the churches, the school
children will enjoy holiday, and an
unusual number OF turkeys will be
slaughtered IN honor Of the event. The
choir Of the II. +. Church will give an
oyster supper and festival in tho evening
at CriswClls new hall, where a grand
time Is expected.
Our County Court has now been in
session LOT nearly tnFee weeks, ana
very large amount Of business has been
transacted. As this Is Judge Dickey's last
term l suppose the aim is to hand
over a clear docket to his successor.
Some fear that he will leave nothing for
Judge Alexander to do when he comes
into power.
The usual number Of whisky cases
have claimed the attention OF the court
during It's present setting. In some cases
the penalties have been rather severe,
and yet in the face Of It all whisky 10 sold,
bought and drank as usual. Liquidation
In the matter seems to have no effect at
all.
Mayor Evening, Of late, has been sntor.
cling riSidly the ordinances Of the town,
and the result Is that police business has
been very brisk, and also profitable fnRn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

MARRIED.
REED-FRIEND.-on Tuesday, November %
1875, al the Fourth Street N. E. Church, by The
Rsv.J MeKendree Reilly, Mr.. JAMES .. RIEp and
Mis- GRSE i. FAIKsp, all u this city.
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Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.


The .MJSsrins has attained In It's one quarter con
fury and moro Of existence to that point whore |
may DO said Of IT, In tho words Of Dr.. johnson, ~
Is vain 10 blame and ussles, to praise" The lustr
Of Its longHgo-AitAlned reputation has increased
the yea have passed, and its future seems as brish
Il not brighter than at any time since the goldel
hue Of prosperity settled around It's later and bes
years,-Broouyl RdyIs.
Rdrper's Monthly Is marked by the same ehrac
terlstics which gave It circulation from the hrs
with tho better class Of readers II combines road
Ing matter With lllstrahJns In way " make elea
aud vivid the facts presented Pictures merely do
signed 10 catch the eye Of the ignorant arc neve.
tca,-Chind1o Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

cially. The name Of our Mayor Is be-
bominR q terror 10 evil doerS.
' Moundsville can now boast Of six ply.
sicians within her Corporate limits, and
still the health oil our community wai
never better than at present. /,
A very pleasant and profitable teacher
Institute was held at the public schoo
building on last Saturday, The meeting
was called by our worthy County super
intendent W. N. Writ. Arrangements
were made at the meeting for the holdinl
OF our County Institute during the holi
dnyB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

THE vote cast by the nine largest cities
in the United States at the late election
VIVA a folloKa:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30
DIED.

DIED. 1a
ROLLER.-on Tuesday evening, November "a,
1870, at O'clock, IDA louIBA, daughter Of Theo-
dore AID carOlipo BOILER eyed years and months,
Funeral from the resldGuee Of hG parents, No.
SIC Market street, on ThusdAy afternoon at two
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

alphabetically tie best sustained irork o.
the kind in the World"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-11
AUCTION SALES.
RUfURR HAYA
hPekoTvnnef eAhs o., v..gABLn Id
SsrsAIIn ~ THR CITY AN0 O0un1T OF


Out Of the District u Columbia on "a. 81 -
dsy o. October, a. u lGe, In . osuse thsreio E.lx
M.rtha Jane Burr &c Al. defendant. said csase
snaesssd seie Equity Docket .l SAL % pablic
Raos: hersinsfter d. the following parcels Of
On wspsssDAY, til. 18Th instant, on ,b.
sunbeIsd fert, seven or, .sceordiss % Mary D
b.ed four IN ssusrs numbersd sro iGs
thirty eight f1ssl 10 TIE city Of Washington Dis.
nd ;S and ssss :s.:s 81 ssr. .sy
:i .: S:a :ss:: ss 9: 81, 3:
and :s Emu thu :ss ss
Of Warrington. contained within the following
vs a..as the 4
I've tO inches .ou,h nom the northwest angle Of
ninsty nine tses four @ iacss.; thence north
ninety MIN. o., feet four inchs. 10 the pt.cs q
t I'll, lot e i0provsd with three two
OF feet inches. 1sch house Will be sold sepa
5 On tt URsDA Y. the 9Th instant, 3. O'Clock
? m VIII sell, IN the premises, all that part OF
Lot e sI;snty pine Of John shsissas
. Ds,sd n The s.TS 2, 3:es scIs
the norshesst Of said lot ,s xhete ,ne
Psa,c street Io.S inssr.eSs the road lsetios 60
thence no, nft, 81 feet and thence east one hon
This lot 10 admirably located for buildiaE pur.
eses snss ~ 9I IN 2, College sus
,..n On the , .1 day. =. osrst M, on the
fifteen ii: go, secc,dins to D.rro.. re,ordd su5ai
sa sss
This lot 10 situated on Columbia, between ard o
streets, End is improved By . desirable Two story
8. On TRiB.Y, toe ao:h inst.ns ct O'Clock ,.
m on the preni,ss, VIII offer for saie Lots mum
ISss.: T,ns:,: r:esIdsd :aedi:.sIen q :asas g
s:s o n1s Of hSaS :ns il
ippfSS r d. .nd .i u! b' s0ld sslsrassIy
for sse On the Srsms.. Sass
a. tsnsuf 10 common in fee Of all that Iart
Of lot nu.Ds,ed ten 10. ia square aumbsrea hvs
wa.hir stoD, contained within the following metes
e., @T 'hs same {. Sea On
northesss corner o. the sad lcs and running thenos
Sss . s: ,"s
s. Tie s:s s e; ' !: s e o,
::s On the
Ss,so q, A.: ssSSrsd and " the .:id
81 pd s9 m the Ing
northeast corner Of ssd lot - aud running thence
SseS twenty seven 90 teeti thence south one han
fess; and thsncs north hundred and i've NJ
feet 70 the place Of beginning.
The terms OF sale, a. prescribed BY said decree,
are: One third Of the purchase money in cash, and
the balance in two equal Raymsnts as six aud twelve
months, with Interest at per cent secured to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee Unless the Of sale
aye complied Nth In ten days, the Trustee will
A deposit Of $50 will be required each piece Of
prc perry a. the time the same is sold. All convey
sncipg and records at the cost Of purchaser.
y. ROSS PHkRY, Trustee, No 342 ID Ut.
YOUNG nIDDLETON. Auctioneers.
cots LIE Droit Building
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DIED.


BURHs. On the 10th Of October. 1876, OF o 'oloox
ogn,I D o.TI fRskss ssea Is years. native o.
~. take slsoe from his late residence,
s. lac sir &c Oelocs
vile Of Lewis Baker, aged 81 Year, and nentn..
~ l. nsTae; Sioomfngseurg, Pa, aid Rockville,
Nd, paper please copy
street., on Friday, stfp.m
BURoH. On Tuesday, October 10, ls7s, 1t too
LET Of Uhsslss ssse sureh in the s1th rear 81 isr
The funeral win take place from residence, No.
1905 II street northvsf, On Thursdsy, ths l2ss
70 ssS IT, Ia.
Daease copy.J
OAMMAOK. Tuesday afternoon, October ,otS.
ias, OHkisfsrHA1 oAnAAek, In the <sth year q
- Funeral yiI take place from HIS late residence,
ish, sii p. N. Frissas Of me family are isvissl
ooRsoH; Tuesday. October 70, lrs, Of yses,-
". end nastis oiark cossos, sssd yssr.s n ssshs
riR' ;ss T.:s.:: ::: 0s:ss:: y;
AAu9UM-- October -, Ias, DxELIxE =. NAN
GUN. wife OF Luthsr aansnn, essd y ysers ssd a
frissss m r:i:a,:' ere is.issa % ssssss sre:s
nsos a., southwest.
BIoHAIDs. Atsas, n. on ths ma Of oese-
-. = S.i, : :ss & s:..s s.Asss
Tunsrai. FRIDAY, s.s eeIsck uts !. s.,t %
% Deninies 0harsh- nsletivss and frissds ere
TaSndas 49,. A. sss &c. Alss.:s oesss<
fAlszssdria Islsn Diesss eepgI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-11

WHY A WOMAN TRAVELLED II A MANS
CLorHING.-She sat In the last cell OF the
row At the Central station and looked very
much displeased. Over her knees hung 9
heavy dark coat. Her shirt was of gray linen,
and about her neck was paper collar. She
wore green neck. tie, dark vest, and DARK
pantaloons. Her hair was DARK and red, and
1t was carefully parted on the right sida she
would at any time pass for gentle youth of
about eighteen summers. ''Of course I'm Q
woman" she said TO an Eagle reporter. "I
told them 20 when We weee arrested. We
came 70 this town By pike, and my husband
took me out on the hill near the cemetery
whore they found rs, where he said I might
wait until he brought our clothes from the
express office. i had intended 70 change
these mems clothes for my own attire g
soon - he came out think it a o shame
for M 70 be treated In this manner.o Sne
was asked why she wore mems elothee.
"Because IL II easier TO travel this way, md
my husband and myself can get along much
better. III man and woman travel Along
the road they are subject to all ktnds az
abuse, but II Two men pass along nothing Is
said TO them. Another thing. II Ne want 10
stop At q hotel We do DO much easier IN I
dress this way. We've been travelling Q good,
long distance together. and we've met Vfti
good deal Of trouble."-l Reading Edgle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-11

THE FINALE HooDLUM.-An investiga-
ton shows the budding womanhood of 8 An
Francisco TO be In q very dem oralized coa-
dition, and crying disgrace TO the society
which permits such state OF affairs to exist
Worst Of all, the evil has invaded q class OF
society not usually productive OF the genus
hoodlum, and In q manner that will not
admit OF lis speedy suppression. In fact the
curse OF hoodlumism has seemingly lie avened
the whole rising generation, and bot1 male
and female now assert their right to breathe
an atmosphere OF absolute Independence,
and snap their fingers at parental authority
OF any degree or description whatever. In
the case OF girls. OF all classes aud condi
lions, the result is most deplorable and
damaging one. 1t has been remarked by
strangers to our city that the behavior OF
girls In ther teens on our streets IL very bra
zen and unaccountable. They can be seen
late at night trooplng about In their short
dresses, and smiling aud smirking In the
most maudlfn way at the well-dressod, long
coated, cigarette stained statues who dis
grace the street corners and themselves for
the purpose OF catching the chances OF these
same little girls. The characteristics of
these female hoodlums II quick walk, the
hair pulled down over the forehe Id aud cut
of square like the shock OF q Washos Indian
sQuaw, and Q completely OF attire that Is
far beyond their age and capacity 10 carry.
1t 20 no great trouble to pick them out, and
the only thing that Will bswllder the curious
observer Is the number TO be met with. To
study the species properly, one must be
abroad on their 1eld days-Saturiay and
6unday.-fSm Francisco Chronicle.