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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
CIRCULAR.
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH Co.,I
145 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Feb. ~, 1877.

THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH Co.,,
145 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Feb. ~, 1877.
An exclusive arrangement, taking effect to-day,
has been made with the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
COMPANY for the use of it's wires and for an e.
change of public telegraph business with all the
Offices on the lines of that railroad, 10 connection
with the system of the Atlantic and Pacific fele-
graph Company instead Of the Western Union Com
pany as heretofore.
Nearly all the points on the route Of that road e nous
be reached only by The lines Of this company.
All the offices and lines on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Main Stem and Branches Total l75 Offices
and 5000 miles Of wire, heretofore included in the
reports of the Western UuIon Company, Seventh
District Southern Dyision, viii from this date con-
stItute the Baltimore and Ohio Dtcisoa Of the Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph Company Robert Stewart,
General Superintendent, Baltimore, Md
The Offices of the Marietta and Cincinnati DIVISION
will be added May when the contract between the
railroad company and the Western Union Telegraph
Company affecting that division will expire;
An arrangement has also been made with the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company for an exchange Of pai-
lie telegraph business with the offices IN Pennsyl;
vana on the Main Stem philadelphia TO Pltts3utgl
and various branches. intending the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad Harrisburg 70 Erie. a,
THOS +. ECKERT, President.
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To THE BnNDHOLDERS OF THE MOBILE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The agreement Of Oct. ], 1876. having been
signed by majority of the tirst mortgage lndebtei-
ness and Tennessee sub-bondholdeIs, has become
binding on the subscribers thereto.
ANY other plan of reorganization predicated upon
obtaining the consent of the majority OF the hrst
mortgage Indebtedness holders has now become IN
practicable, and il Is therefore, the interest OF te
will have the best chance purchase the road wen
ever decree for it's sale will have been obtained
We hereby give notice that bonds can De depOslteu
under this agreement up TO the LIST OF March next
all bondholders who have not acceded to 1t by tiiaS
time will at the discretion of the Committee, ana
without further notice, be liable To be declared ION
participating in it.
WILLIAM II. HAYS, .....
WILLIAM s. PIERsoN, Committee.
T. HASKINs DU PUY,)
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rTNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.


Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
THIRD EDITION
The Issue this standard and valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 contains many features OF great service aud
importance. Among them are
| THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES,
with amendments, together with all recent amendments
70 the Constitutions Of the several States
q FULL ELECTION RETURNS from all the States and
Territories OF the vote for State officers and Members of Con
gTess ,,.,. ca, ,,.o,.. ,u,
Louisiana both sets VI returns are given IN full)
g. THE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1924 TO 1876
inclusive.
T. TIE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
election giving the vote OF each state Tor each cd
explanatory notes. illustrating WORKINGS
OF the Electoral College system
8. ALL THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS OF the
campaign Of 1876.
6 LISTS OF THE XLIVth CONGRESS and OF the +sLVth
elected Of the principal Executive ana Jucla On
GERS digest Of the number and location OF the minor
Civil Officers.
Z ABSTRACTS OF ALL THE PUBLIC LAWS PASSED
AT THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS
8 LISTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF THE L. g. Sen
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Q. INTERNAL REVENUE, CURRENCY, and BANK1NG
TAB rs with statistics Of the OrAv revenues and eXpendl
lures of the from 1869 ~ $40, inclusive.
10 STATISTICS OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE
the Iron, Steel Cotton and WOODEN MANUFACTURES OF
the United states.
Othcr departments not less valuable and important, are
also included in Almanac which Ia many respects
one Of the complete and exhaustive over issueinds
pepsable TO every public and intelligent citizen.
Twenty five per copy postpaid five copies for 81
INDEX 10 THE DAILY TRIBUNE for 1876 uniform with the
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THE TRIBUNE.
Eev-Yor
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ew hves at 1903; registered at 1107s0f10a and .r
cncy sfxes 40 1871 We annex latest street aioasons

In State bonds. District Of Columbia 365s Grin n
Tennessee new sizes and new series fetching 42s
In the city bank stocks, Continental On sOd NJ *
American Exchange t20) at 1i0i9aII0. Fourth Nsto9s
t46) Mt 104 q, and Metropolitan 30 ut 134.
In railroad bonds there was q decline In Central ..
Yew-Jersey frsts 10 1921. Lehigh and WHICH,
touching 40. Consolidated IN Of Chicago Dvrir.,,Se
and Quincy steady at 10. and North Missouri 81,
lower at 95i Erie fonrtbs sold l03ia frsts OF r. ~
and G. at 80, irsts OF st. LOUIS and Iron Mounfs =:
%, and Quincy and Toledo frsts at 90. Central pascs
frsts fcll to 1879, and Oregon branch 10 90 unis
rsts ruling firm az 104is Toledo and Wabash on vhs
the coupons have been paid are strong at o. and (r
Western irsts OF 1888 up 10 1912 Harlem 6rsts et
finn ut 100. Delaware and Lackawsnna bonds Of Isa3
100, and Western Union Telegraph coupons Of Is9o
at 1919 Northwestern coupon gold cons0ls dee,iasS
TO 81 -Ss
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Tn. week opens upon continued supply o: money
Altering the of large ACCOMMODATIONS 10y the banks
and trust companies. Demand loans are done ut about
3Ia on mixed collateral and or u. y bonds DIS
couut ia slow at 1 per cent and upward. kles OF
domestic exchange about as last quoted TIE United
states Treasurer ut Washington received to-day SioB'
receipts were 100000 and internal revenue receipts
S5OO,O00 The following IN the Ciearng:ho state
rTent to-day; Currency exchanges, Ss6676020; eur
rrncy balances, S27s7 06I gold exchanged SlO779-
757 guild balances, VI, t16,l O4. 49,.
Goyernment bonds we're devoid Of special interest and
steady considering the recession In gold There were
sales OF coupon of 1851 at 111 registered 1905 old
NJ 1854; coupon new 1868, Hos coupon 1865
at llosall2@ registered tcnfortes ut ll07s; coupon
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CIVIL MALPRACTICE: 4 TREATISE ON 81 RGICAL
JCRTSPRV DENCE. BY MILO A. MCCLKIIAND NJ D.
Syo. PIP. 354 Hurd & Houeht"n
The decisions of the Supreme Court of sew
eral different States surgical malpractice together
with few medical cases. are succiucy presented in
this work 1t also includes the history and abstract OF
evidence in numerous other suits which not brought
before an appellate court, many of which have hitherto
not been 50 published to be accessible to the medical
or legal profession Although the last mentioned class
bave 10 authority in law, they may serve to show, to
some extent how such likely 10 be disposed
of in Jury trials The volume contains large mass of
information with regard surgical jurisprudence that
cannot faltO prove OF service to the practitioner which,
in The view OF many readers, viii be enhanced by the
medical orthodoxy of the writer, who seldom misses
chance 10 nvcgh against the dissenter from tie resu-
lar school,
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Iustrnfilon.

CITY.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.=- LIN
n year win begin MONDAY, Oct 2. at ~ East 43dst
ALI the Froebel ideas adapted 10 American wants
An entirely Of Materials cheap and beautiful ar
ranged by and only for Miss Coe Schools and
families supplied.
Many primary schools in various paris Oh tne country arc
already using II. - .x--u .,,ox,no,'
the demand for kindergarten gystem rs
taught by Miss Coe Ia increasing rapidly
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, for young La
dies and Chdren, 3l6 West 56th st., New-York.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES dull 4se for Pots and S SE PsHs
oOr ~ - Wsracaibo lslsd2oc. and LasuayIa l9EV
&c ali gold 1000 bags of the latter SOFA Cd oc
!nS cold salrs fr the week, ~ i25 bass hhn ~
81 lS 6ags stock all ports, 754l3 pSgs ~ t y.isls
IN Baltimore AMI 25,i-o mere '"'" N"'
supply 4l3lT7 bags. ,, %, - Of op4 hales all for
rinri, roo bales delivered ON coliSeI ~ .st
re nr1s zoos bales, aganst 2Sll palss ss s srs
- and u 0y7 bales this day last Nt&r lue 9""'
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Good ordinary lo'ls NV -. n;
For future delivery irgc business n was a9nf a. 2o
cline. An,1 100 U.s.; $40 49, May liOa ~
1I lSsa; jTSc 400 l3a $40 lS@3a A1sg,' ~ 49,
6So G IA oale Fnst call october 200 y o y-,
Ina Eaes second call-ApH LOCO In cs igy. ilho.
i az. i As 800 Sg total 600 p sss ia ae ~ St
TO- q =. ioo "a 18th il5,c 200 l2s 100 70; nD soS
dee today: March, LOO 1877 5Oo ~. o6 i5,s 70G
Isl 800 co. IS ZOO i2s AGT 500 70, iI ~ &c. s i
500 is 3s; Zoo 1872; 500, 1877 800 i2ss' 80" 1
100 aGI ss 900 5os 100 lSss Nav, 9c is5,s 100.
Iis, ~? 20 i8s & 500 "a i y% ' yS ISL ss
iOo i3f lii Jnly 100 1924 300, iSi,,si @s, total
KnsHs 500 i3 io. Sa no 80 b .St rhs aaIse closed
~, Asked.
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,roUR AND MEAl,-A little better it"SSy w. mi, -
- ~ noirv In tity Mil ENtrAs iOi ING r,e only
t,s ,,.nr,1I, without decided chanSe 900 l4s
,h, ennugh "a cover pressing Wants - ia Ion Mrst
" h,,,s Unloading 1000 hbls tlti W ,fis AZ g. y
t,iis az az La ~ with round lpi OF ~ III bhls
rno fI. Tow Grade Extra - '9fo ~ g,r1 sos -,
80, n,,,,,j 5n, 700 bbls. Minnesota i,r - tUw
- - ioo bJis No. =. $3.50 ld''e9 ~ Is super.
uolS 49,, ,,e western ~ 754s5 - lhrO. 49, ~ "a,
-, St,te. - Ju1 70. Common 10 ppA1 49, ,, - 5
M ~ oce do; 81 25d-7 ~, tocc a. - a55
80 =. Iufsrur 10 Cio0l Common tNi1 -. -, Go.d do.
Is r.r,n,oi 10 FAR do sS OJ6sl 90 f,,,s txtra
- S~1ss 80 ,i0Bl Choice DO (Iy ,n.i.s - IS
80 =, $3.50 81 and SO 81 2Gs1, We, ,s,. ~ -
En.Nt t,,e,or 10 common Extra Round Hoop am ~ ,,aSs
a. 81 ~ Common Good Minnss''. common 10
81 * Good Ia Choice do; - eoGSo T.; CHOICE dos
soct Extra 81 Louis; Sass 90 ,o sn ~ PpN -four
,,ort.r coslng quiet, steady ~ ,,ayts Il
aIy with ulolerata demand MALAY t"S,r, - 10
s 81 Tyrls safes 200 hbls. Common 70 I'M a. f0ce
III IA. Fair 10 tiooi DO ~ 3OGs, 90 s %c,v Process
20 N, x1rs "a s0aSS IS; Goo ~ choice NtM saleS
1 IN, S1nerne - 5Dds5 10 latter ShoSs "a - IA No.
he po,s EtoTR GOOD; supply dull fSGrS %
nr,,,,. small parecs ~ 0OdSS 80 lt. salss 200
xEaI fairy active prices unehai s IS M Al lOi
NJ, va,cx esteru Jersey, and fennss & sSeJsIs 81
1r,nyxtne A So Including 900 DDls. ,r,rs, Ciiy
carn Meal in sacks lower sales. ooO S'NA' N
Al Os n 100 I'd. ...-..,..o wuEA II the market was
" natter with A moderate demand NANNY IN stThout
80 ~ p,sa no was held 81 As In store 81 - AL with
NJ NJ ~ moneut; otherwise the market Was f' smsud for
Sarin aud all ppers bought y 10" pafse'S iH'''
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but the expression of his powerful intellect Wth
Tho religions position of Calvin, MIR. Van LauD has no
sympathy But portraurc OF the stern rctorincr IS
marked both by discrimination and vlvidnoss' The
versatility Of conception which has enabled him TO do
justice to such opposite characters as Caivn aud Mon
aisc ~ an admirable condition foo the successful ae-
complainant of Its work.
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New Publications.

Observation-Disclosures inventors own sim
4 pe ana perfected system. THE PHONETIC MAGA-
y useS teaches it. Vol 1cefy i'll type ~ Nos,
SOS Invaluable for parental or selfnsTueion, aud Tor
Iren of nine and upward Vol H., pocket slZe 81 per
.rmuu. Fun of information and practice. Address
w. GEO. WARiNG Phonetic Depot, Tyrone. Penn
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r5,IE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1876.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1876.
complete and exhaustive Index to the contents OF TIKI
DAILY TRIBUNE for 1876 Diar to the publication which
proved SO acceptable last year, is ready. With the
Index any article foreign domestic letter book
review art musical, criticsm report OF an
important among the news of the day, may be in
stantly found.
The principal titles represented In the INDEX as follows
Accidents, Mexico,
Alabama, Mississippi,
Away Missouri,
Banks Music,
Bridge, East River, Navy,
canal New-Jersey,
Centennial, NewSOrk,
Co oai, Paci6c Mail,
Connecticut Pennsylvania
Conventions. Political, Police,
Democratic Party, Postal.
Distric: Of Columbia Presidency,
Rgypi Quarantine,
Elections Railroads.
Emigration, Regatta
Emma Nine registration
Explosions, RepuDhcan PafV
Failures, Rife Shooting,
Fine Arts Schools
Florida, shipwrcck,
France SOuth America,
Gas South Carolina
Geimsfy Tammany Society
Great Britain, Taxation
Indiana, Treasury U.s.
Indians Treaty,
Insurance Turf,
I Is,,Sr Vermont
Louisiana, Mater, 49,
Maine. Whisky Frauds
Massachusetts,
NoTEThe Index also great soioe IN searching MES Of
other papers, since ereTy subject ndcd referred 10 dy de as
ueuc it, location IN THE TRIBUNE Price by mail post
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A TENT BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY. BY VI. FOSTER, N. d.,
FRS $40. Pr. $50 Macmillan q Co.

A TENT BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY. BY VI. FOSTER, NJ D. 4,
+. r. ). $40. Pr. 3d. Macmillan " Co.
In presenting the latest conclusions of physi-
illogical research the author OF this volume has made no
attempt TO render account Of the different eInn1s
that have held concerning the phenomena rnlmai
bodies He has aimed only at clear exposition OF the
nam ucts and principles Of the science as now received
by tho soGndest authorities, without pcrpicxing the
student with discussion Of theories that may have
more or value, but which have not attained the foot
ing universal validity. The moot questions of pys-
ology Ike those OF the other sciences but the
envelope OF nucleus of solid truth which always grows
larger at the expense Of its wrappDgs. Dr. Foster has
accordingly confined himself TO the statement OF prn-
cipes which he regards sustained by unquestonahe
evidence emitting those which are deemed OF loose
and uncertain character. Nor does his work make any
pIctense to the position Of popular manual. Each
topic subjected profound scientific treatment,
which supposcs the part Of the reader a general
know ledge Of the elements Of chemistry, anatomy, and
physiology. The language is Of strictly technical
character, demanding thorough study OF the modern
nomenclature previous to the perusa of the work Tic
exhaustive manner i'll which the author has presented
what is known the subject OF his volume Will be as
great an attraction 10 tho resOute student In pursuit OF
truth, as the rigor with which he has abstaned from
meddling with what is unknown.
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PETER THE APOSTLE. By VII
l2rno. m. 37l. HaTper

PETER THE APOSTLE. By WILLIAM NJ TAYLOR, u ~.
limo PIP 81. Harper d Brothers
DR.. Taylor has here presented conspicuous
character of the New Testament sequel TO his
graphite histories of the ancient worthless, David
and Elijah lie has made attempt to gloss over the
detects of the "warmhearted, impulsive, and oiten
bundering APOSTLE" but has painted him with all HE
nnrlnities rs man, not finding in his Office as the
opposite ofthc Circumcision exemption from human
errors and shortcomings Peter is described mainly as
the ardent and jealous adherent 10 the new faith when
was to transform the world His services as deVocd
herald of the Gospel to the casrou subjects OF the Ola
Covenant are feengy portrayed The attractive traits
of his personal character dwet upon with afectonate
JUNCTION. DR.. Taylor is powerful pulpit orator by his
naturalness, his versatility. his cordial sympathies He
is no less rich in illustration than urgent III reasoning
The fire of sincere conviction dwes upon his lips and
enliyeus his discourse The qualities are apparent
In his written STYLE which but the reflection OF his eo-
auencc as a speaker. No who has listened to lis
public services VIII be disappointed in this volume II IA
always alive always glowing always tender and strong
at the same time apty enforcing universal truth from
Individual example.
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Total sales for the dav.. Vzti
.ll2 seller 80 days. 81 seer3o days 1914 seer ous
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
'h''' ,S,s Asked Bid. Asked.
c.,r q, ,ov 10 II2Ia SchnvIk Nav. Pf.
- y nj y l. l3S Northern Cent X. % 20
p.-,n NJ 449, 4t7s Leligh Navrn..-.. $50 20
,es,rn, a ~ IL l2Is on c. Il Ale X. X 6h IA
$500 va,ley r. as Ash Jacksonville X. r.. lG2 1914
VISA n r. pr 32 80 Central Trans. 80 3oA2
phil & Enc Il. r.. 1874 Ii
The following table prices OF the prominent gold ana
slver mining shares including the opening prices OF
to-day rs received by telegraph FROM san Francisco, Is
furnished by william Ward. Drcxcl Building All prices
,,, AZ
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covrpNuryr STOCK DFPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK.

T. c g.. Registered, 1881 u $ $50 Reg, 1855
lib luNOD- luo'1
G-, Coupon, 1881 - ZuOuU-- iVo'2
2l 900 1881 ; 0s, ltrglsteleu 1851 an,
$40 Coupon SOS -, 2O,oOO -.--..."-' '''.lIo's
/
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Sales Of State Ropds-Rniirodd BOpds-BGnk and Rah
rood es-ErDreSs Stocks, dc.
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o. -
c, c, c and l
10. bee. 263I
y Y Eley
lu........... ~
Chi, Il and q
l,0....-.1lt
itts.FtWayne and
Chic Guard
200 .
Morris and Essex
loo. be. 50 y
Ohio aud bliss
100. be. 62
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THE MARKETS..
[Careiully reported for rue rSBvNE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Pa. North Riuer. Vessels. and Raitrofds.
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Ir5irnrilon.


GENITAL PArR. EEWYcnE.
BOARDING A&D DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS from 10
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HOME SCHOOL, Westville, Conn, Tor boys
1 from 10 IA limited 10; term commences Jan o. -
pcerrr ca. Rev j. L. Willard Weyille, and joel W. Hyde
D. IG5 and iG7 Broadway, n. Y. Prof W. W. ny DE- friu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-03

LOVES Icy DREAMs.--The other even
ing, rs IL patient policeman was pacing
his beat on Howard street, young man
passed him and ran up II fight Of stone
steps and rang the bell. TIE officer heard
the door open, young lady's voice sing
out, and he said to himself;
"Tis loves young dream"
He was just moving on when another
young man approached, looked up at the
house, and in sheepish way asked the
officer if he had seen any one go in. He
was informed of what had occurred a
moment before, and he gasped
at was that sneaking chap from Cass
avenue ?"
He walked on, and the officer walked,
but ten minutes later the young man
climbed the stone steps with pail of wa
ter in his hand and emptied its contents
over every stone. lie was sitting on the
horse block opposite as the officer came
back, meaning to stay there until his
plan unfolded or until he froze to DEATH
He didn't freeze. In about ten minutes
the door opposite opened, two voices
were heard for a moment, and then the
young man from Cass avenue came down
the steps on his ear, his elbow, his shoul-
der blade, his heel, or on most any other
part Of the human makeup. lie struck
the sidewalk, shot across it 10 the gutter,
and came to standstill with his head
in the snow. There was peal Of laugh
ter from the house as the door shut, and
the watcher on the horse block chucked
and remarked:
THAT heartless laugh was uot uttered
by woman who loves-I'm hunky |"
Eve minutes later he carefully craw
ed up the icy steps, and the good police
man heard him cordially greeted, and
mused
"Well, if there amt more'n seventeen
different ways offndiug out if II girl loves
you !'-Detr0t Free III cSS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-03
MRS. MAGUFFINs BABY.

"Scat ?" cried Colonel Dudley ner-
vously this morning; keep yer darn
baby of'n me r. I'll chuck it out the
wnder."
Aisy, Cunnel ; aisy now" said Mrs.
Maguffir, " it's only playin' wild yer he's |
afther."
Payin' with me, hey ? Well, if you
don'tinjoin him from further proceedings
you'll probly get a hundred days, for
can't keep my mind concentrated on
your defence with him a clawin' me-"
The Colonel was not. to blame. The
beautiful gates had never been ajar when
that Maguffin youngster left heaven. He
had climbed over the fence or got out in
some way unknown to the authorities,
else he could never have been inflicted OH
suffering mankind. lie was only thir-
teen months old, but when brought into
court his mothers trouble so affected
him that he yelled till the court borrow
ed some cotton to stuff into his ears, and
| three drunks in the dock went off into
the "horrors 4" and made things lively.
The " human boy" was finally choked
off, and he then began operations. lie
first tried to swallow the Colonel's libra
ry, that gentleman and Mrs. Magufiin
being intent ON the case. He was teeth
ing, and the leather tasted good, but as
the last edge OF it was disappearing be-
hind his gums, his fond mother yanked
the book out TO the disgust of her pro-
geny. One of Englandel's briefs attract
cd him, and after sucking all the broken
English off he investigated an adjacent
inkstand. The hand was dirty brown
when it went in, but dripping black
when it came out, as was the other hand
and the face soon after, and then mur-
muring Gar ug gar :" he afiectionatey
reached over to the Colonel, giving him
wipe across the nose with his little inky
paw. The cardinal red ground and the
five black stripes produced an effect as
warlike as it was unique. This caused
the exclamation, and to prevent further
annoyance the man Of bliets, with cold
blooded cruelty Sid a paper Of fine cut
chewing out on the table. The little
cuss " ceased operations on Nichols
cane, the paint being nearly all sucked
Off and went for the tin foil. After Il
few moments vigorous sucking he ''strucb
OIL" a second after ho had swallowed
E a modthful of tobacco juice and fired of
a howl that made the court jump and
caused the anxious parent to hurry from
the room to find where the pin was. 80
There was quizzleal smile on the Col
onel's face rs she went out, and he heav.
, ed a sigh as he took fresh chew ant
murmured "Pore child ! pore little
durlin' u'-,S' h. IUSt