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The New York herald., 1877-07-03
IRELAND AND THE POPE.

DISSATISFACTION REGARDING THE TREATMENT
OF THE DELEGATION FROM THE GREEN
IsLE-BLAENEyISd THE POLES AND s1Avs-
WHAT IRELAND Has DONE FOR THE HOLY
SEE.
DUBLIN, June Is, 1877
There is considerable soreness amonp Irish R,.,.r
Catholics, both IN Rome sand At home nj the
of the reception accorded to the Irish dsu.a
tion in the Vatican. II fixed for a verv I.tsd.v
comparatively with the dates granted 10 other dep.a
tions. The reception lasted a short tina
The Pope spoke for tow I, mlnuIcs aud
only on general topics. such az night
have been addressed TO Catholic Hottenuts.
were there any Very dircrent was tho trcatu,.n.
and language accorded the Gems Polonica and 10 he
Gems Siavonca- When the Pope received The Cr,a-
tan deputation he enthusiastic In his praise Of
them as nation that he found it necessary ITO inos-
rate Austrian susccptibcs to protest that he mesut
nothing 'pohtical" by his speech Yet Cardinal uil-
len laid at the feet OF His Holiness sum amouut,peto
nearly 5,ooo-one OF the largest national colectos
Tor the jubilee besides some 5000 900, which is tie
usual quota Of her contributions to the "Peters
HIS HoLISEss roRaErs
Further Ireland IN $780, again IN 1866 aud lsty
sent nearly 1000 men TO the fontacal armic
But these things seem not TO be in Rons
just now. Praise Is avishcd upon England lrisa
bishops arc disguised unuer the Imperial dcs
OF "Englishnen" The foregoing ,s q vcrv is,r as.
even moderate sketch OF what have been hearing
during the last low days. II IS reported, indeed thai
speech Is being ''cooked up'' IN Romc winch Will p&
published Us some sootning balm Tor Irish feeling
TRINITY COLLEGE GAMES.
The annual athletic sports OF Trinity College are
being held to-day The crowd ID more than
l ever remember. The Duke of Connaugnt has taken
them under his special patronage send ny handsome
subscription OF $500 and sehding great many OF his
rnenen " look on and applaud. lhls OF
royalty the redcoats 10y The way the Rnes wear
groen could not fail to draw great gathering OF sdcs
They are present in thousands radiant beauty and
hne ralmenL .ta
ROWING XATrERS
On Wednesday Hickson scored another rowing vic
tory Cork IL VIII De remembered he stroke of
The Irish Centennial crew. Win him last Wea nesday
bow was Robert Labat, who rowcd with Gulston
nj Philadelphia as representing the London Rowing
CIub. But he is an Irishman mombsr OF the Dublin
University Rowing Club. 8a
RIFLE MOTIFS.
There Is nothing dccded about the Irish rifle bust.
ness; neither the date Of tneir meet.
ing nor TO who (or indeed whether any) will
with the Englishmen 10 send United Kingdom team
TO AmOr!cu this year
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APPROPRIATION FOR THE PAY OF OFFICERS
BECOME AvAlL.BLE-PAY OF CADET M1DsH1p-
MEN-MovEMENTs or NATIONAL VESSELS.
WAsHISGroS, July 2, 1877
The appropriation for support of the navy during
the fiscal year ending June. 1873, amounting in the
aggregate nearly 900 900, became available yes.
terday, aud the officers OF the navy. an of whom have
received their pay during the past three montns,
WILL after this date be paid usual but they cannot
receive the back pay due them for April, May June
until Congress shall make Appropriation Tor that
purpose. Paymasters have already sent in their
qulsitions Tor LHnds out OF the appropriation SO
70 be able TO meet all demands made upon them,
and they being honored AT the department fast
as possible.
PAY or CADET MIDsHrrMBy.
The Naval Appropriation bill passed at the last ses-
sion of Congress provides that cadet midshipmen
during sucu PERIOD their course ol austructon as
they shall be at in other Than practice sh shall
each receive an annual compensation OF $3.50. Under
this law the class which finished It's academic course
last month, numbering for,y-thrce members will rc-
ccive the Increased pay instead Of $780, the usual
class all been granted brief leave Absence al
the expiration which they will be ordered TO various
vessels 10 sea duty two years alter which they will
graduate
The training ship Mononganela sailed from New
Lonaon Saturday last Tor HALIFAX and, after visit
ine that place. Will cruise along the coast oi Name.
Tue commanding officer OF tho Mouongahela, In his
letter TO the department, speaks IN terms OF praise OF
the boys on that vessel ana says that ut the monthy
examination held IN June six boys passed rating
ordinary inen ana ten boys promoted from the
10 the first
he Pensacola, flagship Of the North Pacific station,
arrived al San Francisco yesterday; all well on board.
Commander f. VI. Bruce has been ordered 10 New
port, X I Tor attendanoe on tho course Of torped,
Instruction. Paymaster a. j. Clark ordered
to the New York Navy Yard, in place o Ply Inspector
G. r. Wallach, dot lied rom that yard and ordered
the PowhattD as Fleet Paymas ter OF The Norih At
laptc station. Pay Director James D. Murray has
bcen ordered to The Navai Asylum at hiladelpna, in
place Of Pay nspec George H. Davis, detached aud
ordered to the Har ford as Fleet Paymaster OF the
South Atls.tc station. Passed Assistant surgeon
Thomas II. Str,cts been detached from special duy
al tue Smithsonian Institute and ordered TO the speed
well at Portsmouth, n. H. Passed Assistant Surgeon
Dwight nckenson been detached from the nautical
school ship Jamestown at san Francisco and placed
waiting orders Assistant Surgeon Il. T. Dale has been
detached from the navy yard ~ Mare Island, Cal,
aAd ordered 70 the nautical schoolship jamestown.
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read; the hrs. on tbe Lsesnds Of King Arthur" BY
MES Annie Towpsend. and the second on "The Re-
Nuisance" by Miss Carrie Voorhees,. "rhe ideai'
was treated Of In an imaginative way by Miss Q.
Adele Daniel, aud "Literary Phases found
an interpressr In the brain and tongue OF
Miss kale KmLaL Mr. Ernest 0. Cham
berlin ,oowed with few Lessons from
Grecian History" aud Lett "Our Picture World. with
vaiedctory Addresses" 20 the graceful realmen; OF
Miss Mary H. Mather. This closed the literary por-
ton OF the entertainment. Mendelssohn s ss'M dsum
mer Nights Dream came next upon the programme,
after winch The following prizes were awarded:-
FIRST prise in. mathematics, SIS gold, Ernest o.
Chamberlin; second, $40, Annie W. Townsend. In
spelling, prizo Of 3d. Hattie H. winslow; honorable
mention. Ellen A. Holmes; best essay, prize $50, Annie
w. Townsend; honorable mention, Mary Mather
In oralory two prizes, s25. Hattie Smith Frank
b. Wiley; best examination in United States
History, prize SIS, Alexander N: Fiske. Hereafter
a prize OF the value of x25 Will 20 given
to the best student OF botany. 10 be followed
by similar amount IN other scientific studies every
year. The prize is offered by Mrs. Rutter. Tho fol-
lowing are toe names Of the graduaies;-Ida Angle
man, A. Willis Anderson, Ernest q. Chambcrlin John
+. Coyd, G. Adele Daniel Carsie Dewey, Charles =
Dewey. Agnes f. Johnson, Jua j. Kctcham, Kate y
Kmball. Addison L. Laing. Agnes H. Mair. Mary Il.
Mathcr, Mary Il. Mosher. TOWNSEND Rushmore, Almira
Stele, Aunic w. Townsend Carrie l.. Townsend, Car
rie G. Voorhees, and s. Louise Wood.
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NAVY YARDS.
RESUMPTION OF woRK-vEssELs ORDERED PRE-


RESUMPTION OF woRK-vEssELs oRDEBED PRE-
PARED FOR SEA.
WAsaiSaroH, July q 1877.
Work was resumed At nearly all the navy yards this
morning, aud quite n large number OF workmen
employed. Orders have been given to prepare for
the Alaska and Guard at New York, Wachusott at
Boston, Canandagua and Gacna at Norfolk, Nipsic at
Washington Quinncbaug AT Philadelphia, Benicia and
Iroquois at Mare Island, Cal
Tnore are many applications ior employment In
yards, but limited number only can be put TO work,
each bureau OF the department ut the beginning or
month aliots 10 the department under us charge
the various yards CERTAIN sum OF nOpoy to he
pended during the month, and the lumber OF workmen
employed that month is governed entreiy the amount
OF money thus allotted. Most OF tho vessels above
named will bo nished and ready 10 90 into comm Is
SION before the ist oi January next
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FULTON STREET PRAYER MEETING G..

The noon-day services at the Fulton street prayer
meeting yesterday werc Of commemorative charac-
ter, IL beng the twentieth anniversary OF the begin
ming OF tho Rev. j. e. Lanphiers missionary abors, in
connection with which the daily prayer mcctins
shortly atterward started Mr.. Lanphier's abors be-
gan the Old North Duch Church, where he has con.
tuu work zeaousiy and efficiently fDe meet
ing yesterday was presided by the Rev. u. ).
Piumley, called upon Mr. Lanphier ior some
marks That gentleman responded, reviewing the
history OF the Church and the general progress OF
ligon the time OF his conversion, furty years
ago Several congraluatory addresses were delivered
by ministers ana iaymen, irends Of Mr. Lanphier.
The meeting with The usual requests for prayerA
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

The realization OF the long talked OF project OF drec.
steam communication between Brooklyn and otncr
parts OF Long Island subject Of great congratula
ton among the people Of that city The regular line
opened yesterday morning from the depot at Flat
bush avcnus 10 every part oil The island. Each train
large numbers OF passengers When the fence
Is erected on either sdc o the track. rom Flatbush
avenue so East New York, the speed OF the trains
will be increased.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
DROWNED AND UNKNOWN.

The body OF drowned man was found at pier No
40 North River yesterday aud to the Morgue Tor
Identification. The unknown was about forty
years old, and was dressed IN brown Knit jacket
wnito undershrt ami dark pantaloons. He had Drown
har aud soateo and was sispxJty bald.
Tho body oil u drowned man, with sandy hair and
rnustache was found yesterday At Bay Ridge, dressed
IA diagonal coat and vcs DARK pan falcons with light
stripe, white SHIRT, pearl studs knit undorsnirt and
drawers, low shoes with large steol buckles
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
LYNCH Law IN KENTUCKY.


-FOUR PRISONERS TAKEN FROM JAIL AND
HANGED BY MOB.
LoUIsviLLE, Ny, July 2. 1871
special despatch to the Courier-Journai from
Mount Vernon says:--"At midnight Saturday nearly
one hundred men attacked the house Of James Bcthur
man, a noted desperado Bethurman would not sur
render, and firing upon the attacking party with a
shot gun, ki'ied CharIcs Burton. Though some hity
shot, were fired al Bctnurman escaped The same
party entered Mount Vernon vlsitng The jail took
therefrom Jamcs smith, Andrew Cummines, -
KIRK anu J. o. Gibos all charged with spbbery. Re-
moving these four mile the town hey hanged
ali Of them. There conaadsrable excitement but no
outbreak is IeareG.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
OLIVER OoTrER's CRUSADE.

Tho Ch,ef Agent Of the Temperance Brotherhood q
Christian Churches. Captain Cotter, stated yesterday
that he reJoccd at tho great advance which the
cause was making IN Brooklyn and Coney IsIand.
Ou SUNDAY last no dctooscd thirty saloon aud motel
keepers tho OF sciug hquor ana teer and will
30 II that they shall be prosecuted according Iaw
Twelve saloon Keepers were causnt violating the law
In Brookyn. and thcy were reported 70 We District
Attorney.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF THE TALLAPoosA AND pow
HATAN.
-[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.l
ANNAPOLIS, July 2, 1877.
Tho United States steamer Tallapoosa lett hore for
Washington yesterday.
The United States Powhaian sailed for Nor
folk to day.
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DEATH FROM A SCRATCH.

Annie Davis, a woman Of seventy mine, residing al
No so Greenwich avenue, dicd yesterday IRON the
suit oI slight scratch upon her loot which lod 10
erysipeg
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COMMENcEMENTs.
.sr. GABRIEL,s GRAMMAR SCHOOL

ST. GABRIEL'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
In the little nall attached to ST. Gabriels School on
Thirty-sxth street. near Second avenue. were held
last evening the commen0ement' exercises OF the
boys department, undor ths direction oil Brother
Titan, the principal Flags and festoons Of every
sort eraced the surroundings, while friends and
relatives Of the pupils crowded seats, aisles
and doorways Upon the platform sat Fathers
Clowry, O'Neil, Hughes, Nico and Flood; Presi-
dent Wood, Of the Board OF Education; Mr.. John
Nually, ex-AIdernan Seery Mr. T. Eilcfy Anderson
and Mr.. Richard OGorman. The last mentioned whs
generally recognized and appanded as be took his
seat A long programme of exercises WAS gone
through imposed in large part OF declsmatons and
music uudcr the direction OF Professor wiley. There
was a presentation OF certificates 10 pupils who had
achieved a certain standard oil scholarship, with
number OF prizes ana Testimonials Tor pro-
Micnacl n. Nsge, James W. Mccormick. james
+. lyman. Francis b. Fawcett, John J. Fay
Thomas +. Cunningham and Thomas y. Monaban
Each OF them was presented with gold medal and
tho two O'Gorman metals were gwen as iollows:-
That Of gold Michael N. Naale, and that OF silver TO
James w. Mccormick. Addresses were made by
President Wood aud Mr.. O'Gorman. The latter spoke
OF the dignity OF kibor and mechanical industry,
dwelling also the advantages OF home influences
and control 81. Gabrieis school has total atten.
dance Of about thirteen hundred pupils, Of whom 500
are
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THE CONSTELLATION IN BUzzARD's BAY.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July ., 1877
The sloop-o'-war Constellation, of the Naval
Academy, has arrived In Buzzard's Bay.
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ruE HURON AT KEY WEST.

KEY WNsr Fla, July 2. 1871
The United States steamer Huron hhs arrived hero
from Aspiowal bound for Mobile to locate the wreck
OF The recunsseh. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30
thankful for big ones in proper.

thankful for big ones in proper
| shun.
Thare are people who won't learn
ennything only bi bitter experience,
and who allwuss seem to be anxious
to forgit what they hay lernt az soon
az they kan. 9 y
We sumtimes git into spots in this
ife VIII Ell we kant go ahead, MOI bak
out, the only way to do then, IL to
set still and wear the spot out.
/ think the mass oy people are az
often good from interest az from
principle.
Az long az luv haz luv to feed on
it seems to thrive finely, but when it
haz to liv on hash, or kodfish balls, it
il very apt to stick up its nose.
A companionable old man IL rare
gem.
If WI want to be courted, yu must
hay, or pretend to hav, certain Sc
krets that are not to be divulged. :
1 hav seen people who hadn't kar-
akter enuff to be good, bad, nor even
Indifferent. aIl.
Yu hav got to be blind even to a
mules faults if you expekt to git along
with him happily.
Whenever yu fiatter a man yu abuse
him.
Too jealous to be much in luv, and
too much in luv to be jealous, are
both correkt.
Thare seems to be two kinds ov
stubborness, ore Gums from igno-
ranse, and the other from pride, and
tbare liz no excuse for either.
Coquets often fall III luy, but prudes
never do.
Thare IL none ov us kan tell how
mulch fear or how much bravery we
possess until we arc tried.
/ have seen hipokrits who were SO
weak that they couldn't cheat emmy
boldly but tIemselfs.
Good LUX will sho the weak and
the strong spots in Il man quicker
than emmy thing else.
Thare IL nothing that requires such
constant watching to keep it in repair
az our honesty.
Men ov the rareest virtues hav the
strongest pashuns.
| don't think / eve knu a fop to
fall in luv with emmy thing but them
sells. r...
Fiddling on one string liza novelty,
and mere noveltys seon play out.
l never hav known q man yet with
a small foot and a small nOze that had
mulch ov an intclekt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30

All sufferers from this disease that
are anxious to be cured should try
DIR. Kissner's Celebrated Consump-
tive Powders. These Powders are
the only preparation known that will
cure consumption and all diseases al
the Throat and Lungs-lnde.,d, SO
strong is our faith in them, and also
to convince you that they are no hum
bug, we will forward to every suffer
err, by mail, post paid,a free trial box.
We don't want your money until
you are perfectly satisfied of THEN
curative powers. If yourlile is worth
saving, don't delay in giving these
Powders a trial, as they will surely
cure you.
Price, for large box So, sent to any
part of the United States or Canada
by mail on receipt ofprice. Address,
BAsH 81 ROBINS, 800 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, M. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30
TO TENNIE.


The fairest rose that we ever seen,
Is that sweet maid of Abilene.
1.-THE gentlemen of the press will
now arise; take off their hats and
singh
Oh, fair Abilener,
Oh, sweet Abilener,
Our lo-ho-ve for thee shall ncvah,
nevah fa-ha-ll!
Fifteen minutes for lunch.1
Och, Tennie dear,
And did you hear,
The news that's going round?
They say the gal, p1
Whose front names Sal,ae
Is three feet six Around tais
fTen minutes to change hats.]
She walks in beauty like the night.
In cloundless climss and starry
skies; la ~lrisB
Her nose is pug-her hair is light
Her spacious mouth was made fol
pies!
1.-THE company will side-track fol
refreshments. Eut,.fl
Hark, / hear an angel sing,
I've got Tennie OH my string;
String so strong-tow-line true,
Yank my Tennie into view.
lThat's what she said. And this is
what he said:]
Alas, fair maid, l fain would wed:
l have no board have NO bed;
A locals lot you i'll would share,
And thrive on drinks we call 'sqare;'
For wcdlock's joys arc but M sham
For which we do not carc a d-n!
Maid of Kansas, we must part,
Maid of Kansas, spare my heart
Maid of Kansas, loye-li-one-
Maid of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30

The most treacherous and cruel
thing on earth is an empty old gun
that has been knocked around rs a
plaything for ten or fifteen years. You
may snap it at a stump all day and it
viii miss fire every time, but the very
first time that you playfnly snap it ut
your brother or sister or sweetheart
bang! and you have shot a hole
through somebody.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30

A wood teamster yesterday had
some business to transact with the oc-
cupant of a room in q top story OF q
brick ON Griswold street, and as he
reached the landing of the last flight
of stairs his heel caught and down he
rolled, humping from stair to stair
and unable to catch hold of anything,
A lawyer leaned over the stairs as he
heard the noise, and shouted:
"You'n strike bottom pretty quick
don't get discouraged"
sob / know just where I am, /
counted the stairs when Iwent npI
replied the teamster. As he landed he
rubbed his bruised back, and looking
up the stairs he maased:
"Icounted fourteen steps going up
and fifteen bumps coming down.
Something wrong with the arehitec-
ture Of this bnildingr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30
A BUSINESS MANS HABITS.

A sacred regard to the principles
of Justice forms the basis of every
transaction, and regulates the con-
duct of the upright man of business.
lie is strict in kee. ing his engage
ments.
Nothing c~arelessly or in a hur-
ry.
Employs nobody to do what he can
easily do himself.
Keeps everything in its proper
place.
Leaves nothing undone that ought
to be done, and which circumstances
|permit him to do.
Keeps his designs and business
from the view of others.
Is prompt and decisive in his deal
ings, and does not ovcrtrade his
capital.
Prefers short credits to long ones,
and cash to credit at all times, either
in buying or selling and small profits
in cases with little risk, to the chance
of better gains with more hazard.
He is clear and explicit in all his
bargains.
Leaves nothing of consequence te
memory which he can and ought te
Commit to writing.
Keeps copies of his important let
tiers, invoices, and business docu'
ments, put away in an orderly man
ner, so that on occasion they may b.
easily referred TO.
Is always ut the head of his busi
ness, well knowing that if he leaves
it, it will leave him.
Holds as II maxim ''that he whose
credit is suspected is not one to b'
trusted"
Is constantly examining his books
and transmits all his aicounts-cur
rent to his customers, both at hom'
and abroad.
Avoids, as much as possible, al
sorts of accommodation in none.
matters, and law suits, where there i
the least hazard.
lie is economical in his expendi
trre, always living within his in
come. 1+i
Keeps his memorandum-book il
his pocket, in which he notes ever,
stparticnlar relative to appointments
addresses, and petty cash matters.
Is cautious how he becomes securi
ty for any person, and is generous
when urged by motives of humanity
Let a man act strictly to thes
habits when once begun, they will b
easy to continue in, and success vii
attend his efforts.
Take pleasure. in your business
and it will become your recreation.
Hope for the best, think for tn
worst, and manfully bear whateve
happens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30

Some things in this life are given
US to be enjoyed, others to pc cndur-
ed. Among the latter, perhaps, ii
would be rs well to class life insur-
ance agents, lightning rod men, fleas,
ants, mosquitoes, bed bugs and news.
paper borrowers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30

Boy said a gentleman to the
hostler Of a hotel on alighting from
his pheton, extricate that quadru-
ped from the vehicle, stabuiate him
donate him an adequate supply0 or nu-
tritious allment, and when the aurora
of morning shall again illuminate the
H~oriental horizon L will award thee q
.pecuniary compensation for thine ami
able hospitality" The boy ran into
the house aAd told his master that q
Dutchman wanted to see him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30

An IrishmaI who had just land
ed said: 1.-THE first bit of mate /
ever ate in this country was a roast
ed potato boiled yesterday; and if We
don't believe me, | can show it to
ye, for | have it III me pocket"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30

American Odd Fellowship was es-
taBlished fifty-eight years ago; dur
ing which time, over $50, 600, 600,
have been collected, of which upward
of $22, 900, 900 have been expended
for the relief of those entitled TO it.
Some 720, 600 brothers have been
aided.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30
FITS
SICKNESS,

Permanently eured-no lu nbHg-
by one months usage of DR.. GOu-
lard'S Celebrated Intalliblc Fit Pow
ders. To convince sufferers that these
powder will do all we claim tor
them, we will send them by mail,
post paid, Il free trial box. As DIR.
Goulard is the only physician that
has ever made this disease a specia
study, aud rs to our knowledge thou
sands have been permanently cured
by the use of these Powders, we will
guarantee a permanent cure in every
ease, or refund you all money eX-
pended. All sufferers should give
these Powders an early trial, and bC
convinced of their curative powers.
Pricesfor large box, SO, or 4 boxes
fer $40, sen by mail TO any part OF
the United States or Canada OF re-
ceipt of price, or by express, &. o
d.. Address,
ASH IL ROBBINS,
e EulfoO 81 Ny
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-30

I'm THE MANA man, somewhat
longer and sinner than arail, and con.
siderably nor than forty years d
age, stepped into the Savings BanI
recently to have d check cashed.
"sYou will have to be identified, q
said the cashier, as he looked at the
check.
"I'm the man." was the reply.
But 1 don't know that you are.'
ABut i do
"You must bring some one here
who knows you."
Thunder! Don't / know my
self?'' exclaimed the check tenderer.
angrily.
"ButI must know. You may &c
Tom Jones or Bill Smith for all j
know :, said the cashier.
lyon must be a consumed fool te
think ! think PIN some one else!''
growled the man in response.
"You must be identified said the
cashier.
''Ihat's my name,' L tell We, and
this is me- andif this one-herse bank
gifts me riled, I'll lick both of We
chaps over behind that railing"
The cashier wouldn't pay, and the
man couldn't find any one who knew
him, and late that evening he was BIZ
the door waiting .sfor that fellow that
sassed him to come out. Marina
dukes seat al. prayer-meeting was
vacant that nighf,sand Sam Locke
slept quietly in the vault
1000 cigar makers are employed
iii Kew West. Fla,