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BROOKLYN ROBBERIES.


Fifteen hundred pounds OF old "copper" that had bsss
stripped from the sides Of the brig Mary A. Rich
lying at the foot OF Richard street. were YESTERDAY
stolen by unknown thieves
Tho grocery store Of Michael Gilmore, Van Bruni
street, was entered by burglars yesterday and the
contents Of the money drawer stolen.
Edward g. Root, OF No Atlantic street, was stand.
Ing on Furman street near Fulton, at three o'clock
yesterday morning, waiting for a car, whom no was
suddenly attacked by John Ward and Robert Yeaman,
who Knocked him down and attempted to rob him Of
his watch and chain. Roots cries Tor help attracted
tho attention OF officers Gittns and Doyle who ar.
rested the highwaymen.
Annie DAVE, VINO has been keeping house for six
Italian ragpckers in miserable and filthy tenemen
structure the OF No 08 Adams street. called at
the YORK street station house saturday night and
told the police that they would search place they
would find n large quantity Of stolen goods there.
Captain Crafts repaired TO the habitation and found
about 800 worth Of wearing apparel and prop.
crty which carried to the station house. where IL
awaits identification. Antona GandelI, Michael RuhS
and Johu hallmark arrested locked up on sus-
picion Of larceny.
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WANDERED OUT OF THE WORLD

THE INSANE WIFE OF AN ENGLEwooD CLERGY
MAN MEETS WITH A TRAGIC DfATH-AN Ex-
CITING SABBATH SEARCH IN NEW JERSEY
TOWN.
very sad and exciting event occurred at Engc-
wood N. j., yesterday. Rev. }. O. Payne is a
Protestant Episcopal Church in that town, and no
and his wife--a lady Of brilliant mind-were deserv-
ody popular with the circles III which they moved
About week ago the PASTORS wife confined, and
a result has been suffering for days from tenn
porary insanity. Worn out with watching, little be-
tore Twelve O'Clock Saturday night the pastor sought
rcpose leaving nurse in charge. Soon after the nurse
who adjoining room with the
FAINT fell asleep. At five O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.
Payne awakened to find his vito missing. thorough
search OF the house and grounds acd to discover her
whereabouts. anu the ghbors were at notified
OF the mysterious Disappearance.
The Englewood Protection Association, consisting OF
citiZeus organized Tor special police duty at once
sounded alarm Of the city bells, and IN less
than hall hour nearly three hundred citizens
mounted and foot, responded 10 tho call and began
search OF the town and all the adjacent counry-the
mounted men riding out on all the roads and the by
paths while those loot formed lines covered al
the woods and thickcts the Palisades None OF the
churches were opened the pastors and people Joining
IN the search.
DROWNED IN A cULvRRT
About four r. d. one oil the searching party dscov-
cred her body about fifteen feet inside tue entrance
q cuivert under hill and not more than two hundred
yards from the parsonage. The PRESBYTERIAN Church
BEL the signal agreed upon the event Of tho
being ound rung to call IN the searching parties
Tender hands removed the lfcless body oi the poor
woman to tue parsonage. and physicians beng sum
moncd applied Ralvanic batteries with view OF
were covered by shawl and skirt IN addition
10 the ight clothes In which she had arisen.
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HORSE NOTES.
SALE OF h. F. cocKRILL's THoRoUGHBREDs AT
NASHVILLE, TENN.

SALE OF B. r. COCKRILLs THoROUGHBREDS AT
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, April 90, 1877.
The sale of Benjamin +. Cockrs thoroughbred
stock came of yesterday, according TO announcement
and the animals fell into the hands OF men who Will
make them useful. The following are the horses sold,
the buyers and the prices paid:
BROOD MAREs.
Sadowa, ch. m, aged by Jack Malone, dam Sea
Breeze, by Albion sold TO General Jackson II, 800
Efne Chcatham, b. m, aged, by Bill Cneatham.
dam Efie Bynum, by Glencoe TO Marshal
Wooten ........ ........ GOV
Dora, CHI M, aged, by Australian, dam Lindora,
by Lexington, to Joseph Burt. .........:... 14o
Louisa, Gu. m, aged, by Australian, dam LUZ
eme, by Lexington, to A. kecne Richards. 600
Electra, CHI. m, aged, by Jack Malone, dam
Eureka, by Glencoe. to A. Kcenc Richards. 40
Bellevue, blk. m, aged by Hiawatha, dam Benz
CA by Jack Malone, 10 George White. ......... $50
Patti b. m. years old, by Brown Dick, dam
Poor Girl, by Hannibal, to James Gordon...... 220
Manhatta, CHI. m, 5 years old, by bennington,
dam Columbia by Glencoe, to W. Z. Goodman. 600
WHIT And See, ch, m, years old, by Jack Ma
lone dam Lady Barry, by Sovereign, 10 A.
Keene Richards 100
Two-YEAR.oLDs.
Chestnut colt, by Brown Dick, dam Electra, by
Jack Malone, TO A. Kcene Richards. ITO
Brown colt. by Brown Dick, dam Dora, by Aus
traa, to George Dardcn. ............-.... $50
YEARLINGS.
Chestnut Ally, by Breathil dam Louise, by Aus
traan, to James Gordon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 275
Chestnut hIly. by Brcathil, dam Electra, by jack
Malone, to w. c. McGavock. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Bay colt by Breathill, dam Bellevue, by Hia
watna, to J. W. Edwards. ..................... 100
Chestnut colt, by Breath, dam Manhatta, by
bennington, TO NJ McClanity. ................. 200
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BROOKLYN SUICIDES.

Mrs. Mary PIaccthcs. aged sx.y.eght years, native
Of England, resided with her three sons, at No %
Myrtle avenue. She had been IN III health for
time past and II Is believed that che aboring under
temporary alteration of the mind. Yesterday morning
one Of her discovered her lying the basement
OF their residence apparently In great agony, and by
her side a vessel which had contained Paris green
A ply scian was summoned, and he pronounced tho
case ono 81 poisoning. She died at ten O'Clock.
Gustavc \. kngmann, a Bavarian, committed suicide
about live O'Clock yesterday morning, NJ his residence
No. l01 Ellcry street. Brooklyn. Deceased snot MIN
self twice. The nrs BAIL which he aimed his head
inflicted a scalp wound. The second, which was di.
rectcd hs heart, proved fatal. tho bail passing
through that organ and killing him Instantly King
mann, who was hity years OF age, leaves widow and
four children lie has been addicted to the Use Of
opium and strong drink for some months past.
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SuPREaE CouEr-CHANBERs-Hcd by Judge Dono.
.-Nos ~ IS So, 81, IS. 80. 90, o. %, 80, ",
III 100 $50, 227 2I3. 253 25a, 26l. 2's 2sa, go,
20l 1913, 2va 2ys, 800 300. Sol, 302 303 30l, 500.
SUPERIOR CouRr-srgcIAL TrRS-Hcd by Judge
SANFORD No day calendar.
MAINE CoURr-GkSkRAL TERM-Hold by Judges
Alkcr GOepp and Sheridan. Appeals from orders Nos
70 .. inclusive Appeals from judgments, Nos to
%, inclusive.
MARINE CoURr-TRAL TgRM--Part 2--IIed by Judge
Sher p5D5 ss0l 1897, 24.l 1912 SOFA 601,
sGt2 $751; s5Gs ss6a s752 s755, s1s2 s65l S04s sos
SOFA
SUPREME CouRr-CfRculr-Part 2-Adjourncd until
Wednesday, May 2, 1874
SUPREME CoURr-GESkRAL TERM-Specal Term aud
Circuits, Parts and 81 Superior Court General Term
and Trial Term, Parts l. aud 3; Common Pleas Gen.
cra Term, Equity Term aud Trial Term, Parts l, and
., and Marine Court, TRIAL TORN, Parts aud 3-Ad-
journed Tor the term.
GENERAL SgssIoSs--Part l--Adjourned for the term.
Part = Adjourned until Wednesday, Nay 2, 1877.
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coVEKNMENr AND RAILROAD BONDS
Government bonds fairly active, but owing to
the fluctuations In gold changes worthy OF note
took place in railroad bonds the business done has
been but small The new per cent loan Of tho
Chicago and Rock Island Company was withdrawn as
the subscription did not amount to quarter OF mill
lou.
BANK SHARES
There was little done in bank shares during the
week and the changes wore but slight, with the OK
cepton OF the shares Of the Bank Of Commerce. which
sold down IRON ll0ts to 100, but Immediately alter
ward recovered to los. Tho other changes were a
aecnc oil per cent in Metropolitan and American
Exchange decline OF por cent In Park and au adj
vance OF per cent in Merchants Exchange bank
snarea
STATE
State bonds dull and the changes were only
fractional louisiana consos advanced per cent TO
49, but later declined 10 72 and District oi Col.
umbia 3.05's advanced from 74ss to AK
New York city honda amount Of $7l360o. offered
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The total imports OF merchandise at the port since
January l this year $llo.296, los, against
SILL 5S 900 for the corresponding period in 1875 and
$l24 s53 in 1885, the total exports Of produce
$s4 os Sat- against $7s 9ss s95 1870 and 27 5o7
in 1875; the total exports OF specie $4,s5995S,
against $40, 34s 1875 and $22 90 o75 in 1875
For the fifteen months ending March 81 there
exported from tho United States 10 Great Britain
"a 800, 600 cwt Of wheat and 2750,0O0 cw Of -four.
Russia for tho period exported to Great Britain
10, ll2 900 cwt OF wheat
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The decline In railroad stocks, which has caused
much comment on Wall street. is without parallel
on the London Stock Exchange. For tho week ending
April IL there fall in prices in English railroad
shares ranging from u to per cent, being average
decline OF almost per cent In foreign securities
GLIDING consos, there was tall ranging from IN to
1874, an average loss OF over per cent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Events Of the Week. The Stock
Market Active and FeVerish
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
The Course Of Government and Railroad Bunds---The
Sales Of Mining Shares
WALL STREET,

SUNDAY, April ~ 1911
The week just passed was characterized by several
xiezag movements the OF prices on the Stock
Exchange which werc OF unusual force ana impor-
lance Matters opened with depressed feeling bcnt-
Ing the advent OF blue Monday and altogether looked
30 threatening that tho bears became uneasy at the
result Of their own and straghtway lent their
efforts to prevent further fall They, In fact. did
more for their support brought about sharp turn
upward. which helped by the advance OF prices
obtained the coal sale and by the eagcrness Of tho
weaker class Of short sellers to close up their con-
tracts. This latter factor really the important one
IN the problem, and was so demonstrated to be
when, few hours later, the short in
forest being covered, everything Hattoned out
again and tho prospect became as duh
ana dreary as ever. Considerable uncasiness
was created at tho time by marked concession
IN price Of Bank of Commerce shares, which led 10
the belief that tho "wreckers were about to try The
effect OF their false lights upon bank credits, while u
was urged addition that the coal sale had been made
ar1caly strong by certain bulls in tho stocks having
their sphere Of usefulness from the Board 70
the auction Next day It was satisfactorily as
certained that tho fall in tho bank shares due TO
accidental causes, while IL was indignantly denied by
the Coal Company officers twho not being up to the
wiles OF stock brokers, likely to know anything
but the truth OF mattcr) that the had been
otherwise than fair and square. So these elements OF
being out Of the way, things were In shape for
another rise, which, in the end turned out to be
the most formidable Of the week, bringing quotations
as it did to tho top notch of the six days business.
The final advance assisted very materially by the
existing ovcrsod OF the market and by the
pension OF E. N. Robinson & Co., whose short con-
tracts to tho OF $4,000 shares were Obliged
to be closed up thus causing pressing demand, with
out limit as to time or price Under these conditions
OF higher quotations and strong and excited market
tho business Of the week finished
The feeling Is growing bullish among the great
operators most Of whom have gotten upon the long
side but there Is little to promise further advance
beyond the itself tho power these gentlemen
possess II is proverb In the street that
tho public never in until the brokers ready to
20 out II may be the intention 10 try for such
catenaton OF circumstances, but Tar there few
symptoms that way Confidence is proverbially
plant OF slow growth, and the matter of stock spccu
a,ion the pubic signs that II believes
10 have yet taken root
TIE TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK.
The following table represents the opening highest
and lowest saes regular way, OF the principal stocks
during the past week; together with the number Of
shares dealt
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TROTTING IN CALIFORNIA.

SACRAMENTO JOCKEY CLUB, AGRICULTURAL PARK
COURSE, April 20-Trotting, 226 class. PURSE $3.50;
first horse $3.50, second $500, third 800
D. Dennison named Alameda Maid l /
W. L. Pritchard named Governor
Stanford. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l 2
James Tenant named Abe Edgn-
ton. ................ dis
G. II. Shear named Swectbriar..... dis.
Marcy Il Go. named Brushy John dis.
Tme 2:26a 4-2:2S a-2:2S al-2:2S2 4-2 :32 a-2:32N-
2:37ls
BAY DISTRICT FAIR GROUNDS April 81, 1S77-Trot-
ting match for an Association Purse OF $4,000. Mile
heats; IN 8, to wagon
Budd Dobe names D. g. Bodne. ........... l 1
John Crooks names T. IN. Oakland Maid. 2 2 2
Time. 2:24 2:24-2 22a 2:23A.
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SHOT In THE TEMPLE.

Henry orth aged eighteen, blacksmith residing at
No SO Bayard street. shot in the head by Charles
Schwartz yesterday morning He Will die, It is be.
Ieved. Coroner Woltman took the mans ante norton
statement. He said That Schwartz aud no slept in a
sort OF dormitory with Jour or ave Others ana had
risen early yesterday morning schwartz bad littc
Smith Il Wesson revolver ia satchc and having
taken the weapon out 10 show Il to Ortiz IL exploded
Schwartz did not know that the hrcarm was loaded
The injured man was attended by DR.. swan, and
schwartz ncld In default Of 500 10 await the re-
suit oil tho injuries.
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WALTZING CHALLENGE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SrR--Atter my success on Friday evening. permit mo
to state that will bet any person ST. $500 that
l can waltz six hours without intcrmission or Will
bot $500 TO ST. 900 that waltz hours be-
fore. In answer to the challenge OF Mr. Ramsey, /
would state that dance only gtimate steps aud
dog-walk nor do we dance IN that peculiar way so
much used by people who attend plcnics. Any person
doubling my ability TO do as above find at any
Tune, at my academy, No. Union square. We are
looking for men with money
p. VALLEAU CARTIER
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REVERSING THE ORDER.

John Wynn, Of No. 70 Underhill avenue, was In the
act Of lighting with party OF young men on Pacific
street at an carly hour yesterday morning when
Patroinan George Evans, OF tho Tenth precinct al.
tempted 10 arrest him. A brother Of John knocked
the officer down and kicked him about the head and
face Evaus let OF John and caught hold OF Edward
wynn. his nssailant Sergeant Mcnamara aud Other
policemen, hearing the call Tor assistance then came
upon the scene ana tho crowd away The brothers
.uE nuEHu -laLl
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RESISTING A MARSHAL.

Armed with an execution to collect a Judgment Of
$40 against the property OF Israel Cohon, dealer in
clothing at No. Is Baxter street. Marshal EnriIch pro-
cecded to the premises Saturday aftcrn Don last.
accompanied by a deputy. They found tho store occu.
pied by Israel lsadore and Lowenhai Cohen, brothers.
each Of whom claimed ownership OF tho store All,
however agreed that the Marshal should not collect
tho Judgment, and lively scrimmago ensued. II was
ended by the arrival OF the police The three Cohcus
airaigned At the Tombs Police Court yesterday
before Justice KIlbreth, and lined IS zach.
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INNS, TAvERNs AND HOTELS.

On and after tomorrow tho Brooklyn Board Of
Police aud Excise Commissioners will issue licenses to
citizens to keep inns, taverns hotels. Tho appli-
cants must file bonds. aud their securities must be
property holders. The liquor saloon keepers claim
that they Will comply with the law OF 1851. and keep
ommodations for u few lodgers-tnrce beds IN q
cellar Will answer tho purpose. As to tho price or
quality of the board which the customers 70.
ccive, that Is matter between the landlord and tina
guest They arrange that to their mutual
ton, the customer takinga mp" instead OF 'napv
on the promises
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April 2S. 1917.
SUGAR Market excited the scale OF have
gradually the Of short crops everywhere:
cnyed sugar Nos 10 TO IL, Dutch standard, III 12a
ais per arrobe do Nos 10 90 Dutch STANDARD 10
IA reals molasses Nos Ito 10 ut 10 Io reals
sugar inferior fair 9 10 reals fail good
refining 10 1914 reals Centrifugal sugar, Nos. II 70 IL.
Ia boxes l2s 1924 reals In hhos l2A Is reals stock
In warehouse ut Havana and Matanzas, 90 90 boxes and
$4,000 hhds. Receipts Of the week 10000 Dukes and
IL hhds Exports during the week-1 200 boxes and
II 900 hls including 800 boxes and 900 hhds the
United states, Molasses so degrees polarization.
Ga reals per gallon Bacon. 500 $40 per
cwt. Hams, 81 s54 per quntal for American
sugar cured Potatoes. x1f so SIS per Dbl
Honey reals per gallon. Coal oil in tins 10 1o1s
gallon Empty hogsheads, 81 rs H3. gold. Lumber
per N. shocks dull box, ersas: molasses hnds 20 -
reals White navy beans 81 reals per arr0bc. Hoops =
Long shaved. $40 S42 per NJ. Freights TO the United
States active and advnncns: loading Havana for the
So rs 50 5o hid Of moasscs 81 rs ~ 90 loading
ths north ousidc for the United
States per hid of sugar "a ~ 7 per hid OF mclasse
81 rs IS. Tobacco dull spanish gold 224i. 10 Eek.
change the United states days currency = ~
discount short sight do, x discount London TX
q Ia premium on Paris, u Az premium
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MORE wALTzING.

New YORK, April %, 1877.
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
Noticing Mr.. s. Ramsey's challenge In your columns
OF this days issue, would state that ready at
any time to accept It upon conditions that he dance
what the pro iession call waltz and for from $50
500, man and money ready at the address below.
f. 4. HARLEY, No. 251 Grand st.
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Currency Idpe,

The bank statement Is also very favorable bowling,
does large increase in the surplus reserve, which
Is chiefly due gam OF g. 96s 600 in legal tender
notes.
THE GOLD MARKET
The gold market was active than of late owing
10 the declaration OF IN Europe Gold advanced
to 1919 on Tuesday, but subsequently declined TO
1863, and closed last evening at 1861. The following
shows the fluctuations for the week
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET

PROVIDENCE April %, 1877
Print cloths moderately active sales Of the week
500 pieces basis of 4c for standard 6IxGi
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Total for the week.. j. 42S O33
The money market has been worry easy and there has
been abundant supply OF money on call at "a 3
per cent Tor good coateras The following rates for
mercantile paper are furnished by leading bill brok.
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WATCHES. JEWELKY. sc.

AT 81 UNION SQUARE sT5. vW-- DiAMoNDs.
AWatchcs Jewery, Slserware. valuabiss Ac., boughA
sold and exchanged. Loans elected Established 1851
J. n. BAKkINGkR. Dealer. 81 Union square.
Formerly lbs broadway.
A 767 BROADWAY DIAMONDS. MATCHES JEW
uatcd. H. TRACL
A oIs BROADWAY. NEAR 2isf sr.-DIAMoxDs.
AWatehes. Jewelry, Svcrwxrc. ShNws Ac, bought aud
seldi Losns negotiated Ladies private stRss.
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by Comptroller Kelly. called forth bids for So 800.
mostly at range OF 100 OF to loo37.

BY Comptroller Kelly called forth bids for So $780,
mostly at q range OF 100 OF to 81.
MINING SHARES.
There has been an active market for mining shares
during the week. the principal shares dealt being
those OF the Seaton Hukill and Merrmac mining
panes Scaton advanced from 81 to AZ and closed at
A. Merrimac advanced from 90 to y. and closed Mt
tho latter figure. "buyer s. +" and Huk rose from to
Az
The Mcrrmac silver mine being the first OF the kind
worked extensively in Massachusetts continues 10 ex-
cite considerable interest Professor yinton who has
lately examined tho ore states that there 40 900
tons In sight which will assay from $40 $50 per ton,
and In more Professor Dana, Or Bos
ton, and his scholars have recently assayed Eve
tons OF the second rate orc with the result
OF about $40 pcr ton. In Colorado and in
the Western mining districts where labor ranges from
81 to S. day and whore transportation Is very OK
pensivc. this 10 considered very good. In Newbury-
port where the mine situated wages only 81 so
to 81 rs u day, and transportation and mining ma
chincry Of very much cheaper than in the
Far West Hence the present high price OF the shares
and the great taken In this branch OF in
dustry In New England
Tho following shows the sales OF mining shares In
San for tho first quarter OF the past three
years.
Month. 1875 1876 1871
February ...... IL, asa, 335 l7.204 los 1898 54a
March. ........ 5,7s76io 35925,3s5 9534,so5
Totais...... s77,7aso5o ssl, ssl,275 $751; 2sa, $40
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

mi e I0PART SEfSillP WHICH EXISTED BETWEEN
i William Gray aud Donald Cameron Grccnpoiut. H. l. !.
nnucr the firm name Gray Cameron dissolved am
uary IA. 1871 DONALD CAMkkON.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08
Mai MacNamara's new story is creating
sensation, see Dakota Herald,
A PRACTICAL JOKE.

Last evening. about the hour when
"graveyards yawn," two individuals went
into Fred. Edgar's billiard saloon, and
called for the drinks Just as they were
drinking in came half dozen other fellows,
carrying what appeared to be sack of flour.
They also called for doses Of family dis
turbance,' aud invited the first two individ.
uals TO imbibe with them. After all had
thus refreshed themselves, one of the party
proposed leaving the sack Of flour as Sc.
curity for the drinks, claiming that it be.
longed TO Cutting & Cloudas, they having
closed up and Inadvertently left in the
street. Fred. Edgar acceded to this. On
or about this juncture, in stepped Jack
Cloudas. He informed the patty he had
been robbed of sack Of flour, when Fred
Edgar pointed to the sack in his possession
claiming lien Of $125 on the same fol
liquor. This Jack refused to pay, offering
seventy. five cents, which Edgar refused
"Then," said Jack, "you can keep the flour
If you'll treat" Certainly" said Fred,
and the boys partook of his hospitality, az
ter which they went home This morning
Fred examined his flour, and found it was
simply sawdust. This same trick was sue
cessfully played played in two or three
other saloons last evening.