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The New York herald., 1877-03-16
pAwNBgoKEns' Exronr1oss.

To rHE EDITOR THE HERALD-
understand that the law allows the pawnbrokers OF
this city to charge twenty-five per cont the loan of
money for goods or vauabcs pawned, and that IL is
the duty of the Mayor to tnat they do not
charge the poor pawner make away with his goods,
and II sold unrcdeemod goods to return to tho
pawner overpus The sac, after deduoting legal
charges. Poverty compelled me 10 pawn all of tho
goods could part with this winter and in every
was ovcrchargcd as follows Three cents per month
Tor 81 and three cents per month or fraction OF a
dollar That the pawnbrokers compel you to taKc--
never giving you an even sum OF 81. $2, So or So
watch or ring put Ia sale twenty-five cents; II hang
Ing up a coat dress, twelve or twenty-five cents
wnaL they supposed 10 do tor the twenty per
cent; looking at books five cents for IA new Ticket
live cents, &c &c. making the cost OF redecming the
goods high that the people prefer to let them 60
default They hold the sales OF unredeemcd pledges
In out of the way places by auconeers of their own
selection, who arc IN their interest, aud knock down
the goods to 'iavoritc bidders, " or make mock sales
TO the pawnbroker or his agents
Is there no way OF protecting the poor and unfor-
tunates OF TINS city as well as the people OF LONDON
Vienna or Paris? Docs free Republic mean liberty to
rob the poorY W. RICHARDS
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
A SAD CASE.
To THE EpIroR OF THE usRALp:--

To THE EproR THE HsRALD:-
am very glad indeed that you have devoted a COL
umn in your valuable paper TO complaints on matters
OF public interest wish to call attention TO u woman
who carries about tho streets day after day poor,
sickiy looking boy, about three years Of age. have
seen her in the coolest weather have had tn Is
winter with this poor littc follow, with covering at
all on his head. The writer has met her several
occasions IN Wall street; hut tho woman paid at.
tcntion TO his request that the boys hcau should DO
covered, though her own body comfortably
clad one day. nnung that tho child being treated
III tins way, At followed her and said II she did
OF on what she had her own head and put II
on the boy would hama her over TO an officer. On
this she concluded 10 do IT, But day or Two ago |
saw her as before and the BOYS head still bare Can
street each day. E l..
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
Is THIS RIGHT !!

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
win you allow old subscriber a space In your
Compaint Book" For the first time in my life went
last to the waverIcy place dspcnsary ana paid
afty cents each Tor vaccinatine my two children. My
called lew days after to have his examined,
and asked the physician who vnccnated HIM, DR..
Warner, by pame for certificate, lie could show
the school teacher. The he received was that
he could call at the Doctors Office Eleventh street.
pay him dollar Tor the vaccnaticn and then he you'd
give him certificate. could not afford IT, and now
tho Board OF EducalI0n requiring certificate from
the PHI ysicIan, my word not sufficient Please let
the know what they 10 do under these crcum-
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
CHAMBERS STREET opsrRucr1oNs.

To EDITOR HERALD
wish 10 know who arc tho real owners Of the side
walks of Chambers street and its vicinity. Passcn.
gers from the ferries and else where, both ladies and
gentlemen, also Children arc Obliged to walk through
slush and mud TO pass the wagons constantly drawn
up the path 10 the houses. Ladies' with per-
umbuators cannot pass ut all, and must risk beng
run by reckless driver order TO proceed
up these busy streets Arc the sidewalks the prop
ery of the tenants? II So why a notice put up
TO this effect .'No thorough Tor walking travel
ers" Is there no law 10 protect the paths be-
ing used for wagons when thcro is a road for their
use? Yours truly, W. W.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
POLICE MORALS.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Reading the case OF Sergeant Thompson | see his
counsel appealed to the jury to bear mind how he
(Thompson) has guarded and watched the children
OF perhaps some Of the Jurymon That is all very
well Tor that occasion; but now about Oicer Finnery
who decoyed an innocent girl OF sixteen years into
cast sido hOcl and there outraged herr He DIS
missed from tho torce, but turns out that he is ro
instated through the influence OF another Court. If
this is tho KIND OF guardians our children
watched by, then, hope, parents Will beware.
A FATHER.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THE HOUSE OF RECEPTION.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Allow mc, through your valuable "Complant Book, y
TO answer the false accusations made by tho "Annoyed
citizen against that noolo institution known as tho
.House OF Reception as have been connected with
the above named institution Tor some time. Allow me-
therefore, to inform that citizen that all his accusa
iions false. We do not purpose 10 suppress tho
inmates OF this institution nor treat them convicts
II was never stablisned Ior criminals but Tor the
reformation OF truans In regard the chilaren bel
NOISY, any one with common sense cannot expect
children 10 be st; but IN regard TO boys swearing, our
"Annoycd" citIzen Is wrong
KEEDA FLETCHER, d. A.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
AID FOR POOR SOLDIERS.

Corporal James Tanner, Department Commander Of
tho Grand Army Of the Republic. has called upon the
Board OF Charity Commissioners Of Kings county for
list OF OF those persons in tho Amshousc who
have served either In tho army navy during the late
fbc object Is 10 proYdc for tho future support
OF tho unfortunate veterans IN tho Soldiers Home.
For several years many brave men, who did good
SHELTER through poverty, in the County Almshousc
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
MORE ELEVATED RAILROAD OIL

To THE EDITOR THE HERALp-
Can you not suggest to the owners OF the Ninth
Avenue Elevated Railroad way in which they can
prevent persons from being sprnkled with oil every
time they pass under their rails while their tram is
passpgY had my clothes destroyed yesterday by tho
oil dropping from their wheels We c,izcns OF New
York owe mucn TO your valuable paper ior reforms.
!, tor one, am proud Of the hERALD, and without II
New York city would go to the dogs, for It's govern
ment Is rotten as well us ITS streets.
WILLIAM J. DELMONT.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
A VERY DIRTY STREET.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD:
Allow the privilege of using your valuable
"Compla,nt book" Speaking OF dirty streets would
like call the attention Of the Street Cleaning Bureau
to West Sixteenth street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues. Words completely fail In attempting 10 de-
ibe the utterly nasty, disgusting unhealthy cond
ton Of this block, which IS, besides, swarmng with
children but any can form correct idea Of what
l can't describe by taking stroll through said To-
caty. DISGUSTED.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THE BRENON DIVORCE.

In tho Brooklyn City Court yesterday Judge McCue
rendered a decision In favor Of the plaintiff in tho
suit brought for limited divorce by Christina Brcpon
against Adoiph d. Brenon, for cruel and inhuman
treatment The defendant who Is broker, was, four
years ago, married to tho plaintiff, who Is his junior by
several years. Tho testimony showed incompatibility
OF temperament out OF which grew frequent violent
alterations Neither party can rc.cnter tho bonds OF
matrImony.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
BOARD OF EDUCATION. ATTENTION /!

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
VIII you please insert in your ''Complaint Book"
mention OF the injustice done TO OF the
Grammar school NO. &C. West Eighteenth street. espe.
cialy in the first and second Rradesg Worthy girls
are often told ny their teachers 20 work. aud they
are oolged to leave the school their will TO
make room Tor some iavorites. Tney also put back
some girls 10 make "A teachers class very small aud
her work less laborious unucky the principal COIN
cldes with the teacher Can nyhpg be to check
this inJusticcY PCPil.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
INTENDED AS "sARKAsM. F"

To THE EDITOR HEsALD:--
We wish TO complain Of the people who continually
growL From what we read ia the HERALD there seems
70 be dissatisfaction at tho of cleaning the
streets, rather keeping them dirty Why is this :?
We OF Maiden lane love mud. II has been with
for nearly year aud lond of IL. We should
miss Il very much. Won't you the powerful niu-
cnce OF tho HERALD to have The dear left with
The ashes too; love the ashes, because they
Goals and they warmed us Inlcrcedc Tor US, we
pray you, aud obge MAIDEN LANE
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THE STREET SIGN QUESTION.

To THE EDITOR OF TuE HERALD:
noticed the othor day in your "Compaint Book"
a ton with reference TO the names of Streets
and heartily agree with your correspondent, having
suffered much Inconvenience myself Though very
familiar with the city, walked three squares IA few
days ago beyond the street was looking ior ana
obliged to inquire. | could not discover the name
anywhere either on the lamps or where the name
ought to be, the cOruer buildings Something
ought 10 be done to remedy this Inconvenience.
A CITIZEN.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALp:--
have noticed as a remarkable circumstance that
Tor several years past every street car litigation
brought before either OF the Judges DAILY has been de-
clded IN favor OF the street car owners.
" course this Is strictly legal; but imagine that
u Inc advocates OF rapid transit look into this fact
they WA SEQ the propriety OF having iuiure suits
tested u possible, where defeat Is quite CERTAIN
or al all events where the record viii indicate least
an even chance. ANTI-MONOPOLY.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
GAMBLING RAIDS.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:--
Many RAIDS made gambling houses by the
police. The proprotors are usually asked to give
BALL generally the impose the OF ST. 900 and
that is the end OF tho affair II rarely If ever that
OF these vagabOnds ~ sent 10 prison. such s my
opinion and that of many others Wncrc the sOOO
distributed! a CITIZEN.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
FIRE IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.

A nrs broke out about tour O'Clock yesterday aftcN
noon IN tho Union Chemical Works, IN Smith street
near Nelson, Brooklyn, causing loss OF about 81 oco,
not insured. Tho works arc owned by William H. H.
Chlda The fire originated by tho Overlooking of
chemicals used in the manufacture Of islt
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
AN AFFECTING APPEAL.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:--
Your compliant Book" peing FREQ beg to ask you
question am young man, twenty-two years Of age,
and have aged mother and father support cannot
find work, though willing to do anything to earn an
honest hvng; but everything seems TO so against me.
We arc almost entirely destitute and soon VIII be
tho verge OF starvation Is there nothing Tor TO do
lor a living, unless turn my hand to stoaling2
DELANCEY STREET.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
VALUE OF A CLUBBING.

In the suit brought by Thomas Connolly against
Patrolnlan John McCue and Hugh and John Rely to
recover 600 damages for clubbing and beating him
IN a brutal msnncr In October last, tho jury gave q
verdict, yesterday, for tho defendant.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
NEW CHURCH STREET Mur.

To rnx EDITOR OF rBR HERALD
Fulton street from New Church street to Greenwich
street is great thoroushiare for pedestrians Tho
cutters have been bridged over along the whole block
and trucks carts back up TO the doorss to load
and unload Foot passengers are welcome 10 the
street, with It's mud. Sidewalks reserved for brntcs
and trucks. DAILY SUFFERER.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
UNSAFE CHURCHES.

To EDIroR THE HERALD
Please open u complaint book about unsafe build
iugs and start with The Catholic church In Twenty
NTH street. near Seventh This church should
be opened again Tor worship until exits made
IRON the galleries. Il is fearful arrangements
OF exits nov provided. Respectfully, HUMANITY.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
POST OFFICE BOX RENTS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
In these days OF reformation would suggest a ro-
ducton in tho rents Of "Doxos" at the Post once.
The present rental OF $40 Is entirely too high tho
general dcprssson Of values ana should bo reduced
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
A PATCHED STEAMBOAT BOILER.

PATCHED STEAMBOAT DoILER
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Allow call the attention OF the people Of Har-
lem the condition OF the boiler Of the steamer Sylvan
Grove. II has twelve patches on It, more or less
aud the engineer that II cannot last year more.
A HARLEMIlE.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
TROUT FISHING ON LONG ISLAND.

As old Father Time sped onward past the last sign
pos,s In the first century of the young Republic he
must have scattered with more liberal hand than in
earlier times the fruitful seeds Of love OF outdoor
enJoyments AZ least, the more robust aud
manly indulgenccs Of late grow strong
In public favor and prosper with their length
Of days, and justly so, Tor such are
their delights that .ago cannot withcr nor custom
stale their infinite variety" With tho changing sea.
sons tper round OF change rovovcs heraded
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH 49, ls77-rR1p1E SHEET
STREET. RAILROAD LIrIGArIoN.

one-ha.: least The matter seems TO have escaped
the Argus eye OF the HERALD. PHILIP
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18
A Splendid Lille Love story.

Paris Paper.
Heres the story of an untortua nate
young lawyer This unlucky wight was
head-over heels in love with beautiful
girl, and was about To be married to her
On the eve OF the wedding-day be was
called on to defend an awful miscresnt
a man Of thirty. who had poisoned his
mother and father. The case seemed u
lost one. and when the prosecution had
closed, the young lawyer was Just about
giving up the struggle without an effort.
suddenly be perceived in the far ex-
tremity ot the courtroom mis- beloved
sad her parents. who had come to see
what kind of stud be WAS made Of The
presence of the one he wOrSnipS changes
MS train OF thought. He ieels that he
must make show Of talent, and COM
menciRg his argument, rises TO the high
est flights of eloqueucc. In word, he
succeeded IN showing that the c-imlna!
is an upright, virtuOus, and much abused
man, and obtains his acquittsI In the
evening the lawyer, with Triumphant
AIT, calls al the house of his future father
in law expecting that his success will
ensure him VAIN reception. To his
surprise he finds the young girl cold and
her parents much embarrassed. He asks
what this sort of reception means. MY
frleA !, says he, whom tine y"dng man
mad slresdy begun to call tather-in-law,
Il must tell yoI-my daughter loves an
other" Another! Who is the man? "
The good and yirtuous man whom
you to day by Your eloquonce restored TO
so ,iety, replies the father.
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Pse,.red for the Fourth

Philadelphia Bulletin.
Lob, I'll have q blazing time on the
Fourth yelled a boy from the CITY
Hall steps yesterday at another in the
yard.
"t4oing 10 shoot of your mouthT
sneered the other.
mo, 1 hsin't going to she-oot on my
mouth, but I've got fire cracker as big
as your leg, two hundred torpedoea, SIX
old muskets and sky.rocket Nam sold
the stove biler yesterday for lemons ana
sugar, dad is around trying to PICK
goose berries for a pie, we've got the
dead thing on yearling chicken, and 1t
YOU want to see the Goddess OF Ll6ert?
turn hsndsprings over the clothes lin
YOU come around and look through the
alley fence
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LIpPINCoTT's MAGAZINE for August cor :
Guides its charming series OF illustrated
pspers. "Down the Rhine" and II takes
up one of the most picturesque OF the old
Italian cities-V erons, which is also
richly illustrated. Paris Gates Is
clever. "The Marquis of Lossie' and
"A Law unto Herself keep up their 10
terest, and there are several short stories
of decided merit Published by j. b.
LIPpINCoTT Il Co.
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The University of Wooster,

DEN. a. \. Z. TAYLOR, D. H., PRE~I-
partments in successful operation. Twelve
capaol- and exper enced Professors and
Teachers. Nearly 200 students. Classical.
Philosophical and Scientific Courses,
graded 10 the standard OF astern colleges.
French and German taught thoroughly.
Moral and religious Influences prevalent.
Location healthful, building and appara
tus new expenses very low. open 10 students
Of either SCI. Fall term opens SepteIn U.r T.
SEND Tor catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, Wooster,
Chic. lyiegraw
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FROM the several letters on the subject
of the Baltimore relationship, including
that from Marshal Jewell, one should
Judge that Mr.. Hayes mad carried out
Mr.. Grants policy with marvellous ex-
actne,. This is what Mr.. Fulton calls
electriiying the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18

HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed. dragged
and quacked. Pulvermscher's Electro
Belts efiectually cure premature debility
and decay Book ard Journal, with in-
( ,rmation worth thousands mailed free
Address Pulvermacher Gslvsnic Co.,
Cincinnati, oh o..
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Mr.. RETURNING BOARD WELLS denies
that ne has received any letter from Sec
rotary Sherman on the subject OF the III
dictments, and SO it seems the Secretary
has more discretion than was supposed.
Perhaps, however, Wells Is lying again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18

THEY thought it was not exactly pro-
per to run Mr. Gear, n liquor-seller, on =
prohbi.ory platform in Iowa, but he as
sured them that that need not make any
difference, rs he had DO veto power.
Which shows how much platform
counts for N Iowa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18
TOBACCOS.

Inayr ON hand full line OF Tobaccos,
from The leading manu- 'actnries in the
country. including lorillard'S, FINER
Bros, Homer HudSon's,J. b. Pace, Rlch-
muud, J. *. Pace, Danville, b. +. GrayeIy'
HOlurOOk's Monitor Navy, larry 1. HoI-
brook = Navy.
1 can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main street.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

A DARK SCRREL MARE. SHE CAN
n be detected by a scar on her right lore
leg, near the hoot. She also has sore On
each siue OF her shoulders. A suitable re-
ward will D- paid tor her delivery al the
Top Mill, orth Wheeling. ]ylSr
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.,UPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

T HAVE AT ALL TINES IN MAGA-
! ZINE "A large stock OF the above cele-
Hrafrd powder, VIZ: Kitie, Sportin,, in
cans. Blasting and Mining, IN metallic
packages which will sell at wholesale AL
uric :. / have portable
Of d terrnt sizes Tor ShlpPruR'
- will IeIiyrr tree on cars or boat. This
powder is uuequalled in strength ana
',Haiifv VI. REILLY,
sole Agent.
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CAROLINA RICE.

N tIerces received direct from Charles
ton, in store and tor sale by
NJ. REILLY,
1909 an 1871 Main Street.
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RROOMS

300 dozen fancy, riouS sizes, just re-
ceived and for sale by VI. TElLLl,
1909 and 1911 d. ain Street.
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new ADVERTISER ENTs
FOL, SALE.

tUBE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET,
belonging 10 Enoch Miller. II i ~ feet
front by 90 deep. For further Information
enquire on the premises. Jyleh
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FRESH TEAS.

Al packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young dyson. Oolong, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas in store and Tor sale
OF low figures NJ REILLY.
1893 and 1911 Main Street.
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REFINED Sugars.

500 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Grauu-
lated, Coffee and Yellow, In store aud for
"a Z at lew est market rates.
NJ. REILLY,
1902 and 1911 Main Street.
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a,s, sFMI.ANNUAL SESSION begins
Cincinnati and Louisville.

THE FINE PASSENGER
l Steamer, w. r. Thompson, ASf--sae1zll.-
Hod Knowles, Captain, Nat Earhr cart,
Clerk, will leave at p. m. 90 day.
W,dnesd day. July y, 1877. Fol trel2hl or
MASSAGE applv AT h. SFAMONS,
iiD Water Street. or Peoples Whariooat.
lXlh
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IIIV IUIIVW IIIE NNIINIIIV'
CAPICAL PRIZE, 100000.

1857 Prizes, amounting tO...............sl.O,i 400
Write tor Circulars OF send orders 10
VI. \. DAUPHIN, =. .. Box 6g2, New Or
leans, La.
Sept. iIh. Capital Prize 5000. IIckt l. -
each iy5e VISIT
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AsPLEyDED OPPORTUNITY
To WIN A FORTUNE.
Eighth Grand Drawing. 1877,

At New Orleal ;, Tuesday, Aug. eth,
Louisiana State Lottery company
This lnSi tuition was regularly incOrpOr-
ated by the Legislature of the State tor
Educational purposes, in 1868, with Oapi-
tai of 100000, to which II has since add
ed reserve iund OF $4,000. Its Grand
Single Number Drawings VIII take Place
monthly. nerer scales or pOstpOneS. Look
M the following scheme:
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MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams, Sugar
Cured CanvasSei shoulders Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar ed Dried Beet, fresh rom
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierces, bar
rrlS, halt barrels, kegs and pals, al at
lowest market rates. NJ REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main street.
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LOST.
WANTED.

WANTED TO BORROW, 500 TO $500
w on real estate security, at fair rate
of interest. Address W. 7. 3,
j-2} Register Office.
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MOTTO
REMOVAL.
CIIAs. A. KRYTER's,

ms MARK RI STREET. which Is the only
place Wnrrr yp can have your name put
on FREE OF CH ftGE. Iyt
, 1877-05-02
A CANNlVOltOue ELK,

GS7fHfI"0I &LUicsl +N$nEs
Tho boya ovor tn the Park occasionally originate
good local joke, snikAu has just heard OF ono Of
these, and II ID too good to keep.
Most OF our boys know Buckakin Burns, who II
somewhat noted ~ guide and huntcr. We'll,
nusua was out on hunt lat fall, and eAc ~ with
part OF ons cir. lu told his psrty, howover TINT
10 killed alae, but that = grizzly beas had eaten
them,
N course the boys bad no donbt about his having
Killed The number be claIinod or that the bsar had
manylc4 them 10 degree rendering them un6t sof
EArtel; but they pretended to bo inefsdulous, and
3oked the huntot nbons hls bear story mill II bu-
caA 10 Rfow mnnoSonou1, and Burns became spmc-
what sensitive on the sublect.
About ahts time Melsn, smother nnted hunter,
and one ot Grand Co1Dty's 0l,aclal diKuItssIss,
ca.ns Into the Springs from hunt. Tbs boys bad
posea hin on the Durns story, and when that EiyAl
cAae asonHd ho was ready,
'sEhat did you k!lIt' aAkod Burns.
~ ~ 4 big gsls1ly bear Wa all Eos," answered
swell, whsso's your gsmef Why didn't yoa
bring i1 tbs hide, anyhow. to back up your sto'yt"
who truth Ii, Durus, aaaua Melsen, :" while
] was % after derr, 4 dog9bhed old huli elk
came into camp aud ate that bSsr, bids and hs!Er'
nurns Alln't have snythiuy 70 ssy for half
minute, bat then msekli remarked In dsuaay
ana e1Aels manner.
"Boys, I'm mighty sorry there Amt = drop of
npr'