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The New York herald., 1879-08-10
KENTUCKY'S TREASURY EMPTY.

LOUISVILLE, August 0, 1872
The Auditor yesterday issued the following oircu-
lar-"In consequence of the depletion of the treas
ury occasioned by reduction of twenty-five per
cent of the taxes imposed on the taxable property
of the State shrinkage of values reduction of
on railroads the failure of sheris and other collect
ing officers to pay their dues into the treasury and
the continued Increase of expenses of the State,
am compelled to auditing claims for the pres
ent and until the treasury is replenished.'
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REPORTED DUEL.

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 9, 1879.
An afternoon paper states that duel occurred this
morning. at Ave O'Clock. in the vicinity of Druid Hill
Park, between r. W. Gibbs, a tobacco merchant of
this city, and we'll known physician, whose name
is not given. which the latter was wounded in the
left shoulder The distance was six PAGES, and the
weapons--Smith Wesson revolvcrs. Both prin-
cipals discharged their weapons, but Gibbs escaped
unhurt. Notwithstanding the minutepess with
winch the particulars OF the duel are given, II is
questionable whether IL really occurred. Mr. Gibbs,
one OF the alleged principals Is at his place OF busi-
ness tonight Attending to his duties, and declines
to state whether . duel really occurred not.
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CRIME IN BALTIMORE.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DRAGGED INTO
A DIsREPUrABLE HOUSE AND ASSAULTED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE. Nd, August ., 1879.
At the Middle Station to-day serious charge was
preferred against two respectable looking young
men, George Rosenthal and John Rosenthal. broth
ers. The charge against George was that OF
committing assault upon Alice Bender. young
woman from Frederick City. John charged
with being accessory to the criIne also with COM
mitting perjury. Alice Bender lives in Frederick
City, and came to Baltimore on Wednesday last to
IA sister She stated that last night she took
walk down town and was accosted by George Rosen-
thai and by him taken to dsreputable house against
her consent, and there assaulted. John Rosenthal,
she alleges. also concerned IN the affair. The
girl identified both of the men. John denied know
ing any thing about the matter and also denied on
oath. that he had ever seen George more than once
twice in his life, and was positive that he did not
see him last night at the house where the alleged
outrage took place. They We're both committed Tor
the Grand Jury, John the charge of perjury. The
girl, who is ABOUT nineteen and quite pretty ia
pitiable condition. medical examination
ordered. to determine the extent and character of
Z tha OI1tra
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ASSAULTED BY IL" EMPLOYEES.

NJ. b. vandenberg of No. 1o7 East Eighty sixth
street. bought ticket at the ghty fourth street
ton of the New York a. road yesterday morning.
but having lost it in the train tried to pass the gate
men the Fulton street station. whereupon they
saultcd him, cut him in the lip and refused to show
their badges when demanded. gentleman who
was standing near paid Mr. Vandenberg's fare, and
ad dvsea him to seek redress at the compsnys office.
vandenberg had money in his pocket, but declined,
as a matter of principle, to pay his fare twice.
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WHAT CAUSED HIS DEATH? ?

Leo Geven. Frenchman, and the companion of q
countryman, Eugene Canangenan. who was found
dead in his bed at Gutenberg Sunday last
admitted few days ago into st. Mary's Hospi
tai. Hoboken. suffering from strange illness.
The physicians in attendance, it is said, could
neither determine his disease nor afford the sufferer
any relief. He died Friday night. and within an
hour decomposition had set in to such extent
that the removal of the body to the Morgue
imperative necessity. County Physician Converse
held an autopsy last night and delivered the result
to Coroner Virgins, who will empanel jury
N.naav
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A -A--A--A--A--A.-A--
"A. MANS MISSION on EARTH
popular medical treatise, clearly explaining tho hid ton
which vitality aud shorten tue duration OF iitc
hints for the removal OF the showing how
taxed powers be tay restored and obstacles
riage overcome By mail, Zoe, currency or postage
stamps Address SECRETARY. Museum OF Anato ny,
Science and Art tS9 9Th av. New Nork city.
INDNEN ISLAND AND THE JEWS.
just pHhhed aud selling like wildHre, complete aud
breezy account ~ the recent
JEWISH STORM,
with lively history W Concy Islands famous hotels,
piers, music. bathing, Visitors and Anusemep.s
Price 10 cents everywhere. aud sent ny mai.
q. W CARLETON CO. Puhlishors. New York
no DRUG SALESNEN-NhLSONS DRUGGlsrS
COST BOOK; Just published Ii Is bound Ia nexiblc
heather. 4lsNe; mdexica letter each page, also full
index, contains l.uOu articles; be carried IN the
pocket. price - 80, postpaid; by JOHN NEWTON, 81
keoklaan 81. Saw Nark send Sor a circular.
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PURSUED BY REMORSE.

PHILADELPHIA, August Q. 1870.
Miyor stoklcy received letter to-day from a
lawyer of Erie, Pa stating that i'm that city,
while under the fear of death, had confessed to
having committed murder in Philadelphia some
years ago. killing porter in dentists establish
mcnt and robbing the place OF large amount OF
gold The murder referred to IL that Of James
Neads. who, ia 1s0,, gagged ana stranglcd at
Whites dental establishment. Parties were arrested
at the time, but the evidence not sufficient to
hold them and they were discharged.
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UNCLE SANS LENIENCY.

wAsHINGroS. August o. 1879.
Some time ago General Miles captured number
of haifbrecd Indians, from Canada. who were sus-
pccted of selling liquor and ammunition to sIndians
on this side the line. lie inquired of the War De-
partment what should be done with them. and the
Secretary of War referred the matter to fie Secre
tary OF state Mr.. Evarts has recommended that, in
view of all the circumstances in the case that the
Indians be allowed to return to Canada. This course
will be pursued. aud General Miles will be in
structed ACCORDINGLY.
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NO YANKEE CATTLE WANTED.

HALIFAX. N. s., August ., 1879
The American cattle on Sable Island will not be
allowed to land here alive. tho following despatch
having been received here yesterday from the Min.
lister OF Justice:--
No cattle can bc introduced i'm contravention of
the order in council IL attempted they will be for
feited aud may be destroyed
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MURDER IN GEORGIA.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

ATLANTA, August ., 1879.
Warrent Lovitt, who met Reynolds in the road
last Thursday aud killed him. reached this city to-
day. He said that Reynolds had circulated an in
furious report about him, and that he demanded q
re,raction Reynolds not only refused, but drew
pistol and fired at Linn. He then shot him and killed
him. 1t is denied in the most explicit terms
that the character of o lady in any way
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.
NEW OnI.EASs- Amor

NEW ORLEANS August Q. 1879.
Anatole Bosque dosperado, killed captain
Joseph Boyle. of the steamer Heroine at Vaudeville
last night. Boyle. after being mortally wounded.
shot Bosque twice. wounding him in the neck and
shoulder. Bosque declared yesterday lac would kill
Boyle captain Boye's body was brought here to
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS. d.

SAN Francisco, August Q, 1872
The Republican Municipal Convention has made
the following nominations auditor. General John
McComb; Assessor Alexander Bodlam Treasurer
J. l.. Helmken; Tax Collector. William Martin;
Recorder, William X. Dietrich; County Clerk, Will
lam A. Stewart.
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NOTABLE rRADEsMEN IN PARIS.

4
AU GRAND HOrEI-PARIS PLACE DE EOPERA
Particularly recommended. VAN fllMBEECk, Di-
Bedrooms from francs day
Pension - francs aday. including lodging board and
wine. There three lifts.
HOTEL MIRABEAU-S RUE De LA PAIN. CASA
NONAS. PROPRIETOR. First class establishments
In high repute among American families
AU pAGE-16 RUE VINlENNE. PLAIN AND FANCY
silk colored aud black Nelvets. Novelties
APARTMENTS. HOUSES. ESTATES. AGENT FOR
Mells.Fargo's Express Sidney T. spark, Rue scribe
CUTLERY. STATIONERY. FANCY GOODS. rERFUM-
cry Brushes. JONES, % Boulevard des CRpucines.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS, MILLION, QUIET A co,
GO Avenue Montaigne
WINES tFIRSr GROwTH)-CLAREr, BOURGoGNE,
Champagne, sherrics Brandics. Cuvilier, 10 Rue ds
In pnN.
PERFuMERY FIRST GLASS; GUERLAIN.
Paris 4, Rue dc la PaiN
TAPESTRY. CARPETS. TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
Jnigne 23 Rue de Clery
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL. MISS SULEAU CGarden),
formerly Rue Chateaubriaud. now Rue 1T AuteuiL
JEWELRN. BLOC rERlE. OBJECTS or ART.
l.. ROUNENAr, 80 Rue linutevillc.
DIAMONDS. PEARLS PRECIOUS STONES. Emile
vauderheym. Export of Tribunals a. Rue Taitbout.
LIE ROY Fills HDRlOGERS De Ia MARINE, Is
aud 10 Galere Montpensier. Palais Royal
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Extract from letter Of the UNITED STATES TREAS.
URY DEPARTMENT. In conformity with your request
the Secretary of state asked thorough in
guiry be made the matter by Consul Cologne
who concludes his report follows IL therefore state
that il is opinion formed after what consider
fu and painstakng investigation that the APoLINAEs
WATER bottled the Aponaris Springs exported To
the United States. is beyond question natural mineral
water The evidence which accompanies the Consul :
despatch abundanty sustains his conclu sion the
APoLLINARIs WATER imported is natural mineral
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman John Hammond, of Crown Point, \.
Y is ut the Fifth Avenue. General j.. A. William
son. Commissioners of the General Land Office is at
the Albemarlo. W. b. Thompson, Superintendent OF
the Railway Mail Service, is at the Astor. Judge
Peter NJ. Dox, of Alabama, is at tho st. Denis.
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NATURAL MINERAL WATER.

Purity freshness persistent eervescence and
able flavor alone mixed with wines spirits Practi
TONER
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THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA EXPECTED TODAY.
ST. PETERSBURG, August ., 1870.
The Empress of Russia will arrive in Berlin
Sunday, on her way TO visit her relatives ut
Jugenheim Castle, in Darmstadt. The Car is
reported as not being in good health but no
nncs.sness attaches To his condition.
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EUROPE.

TEO u. ELIERY. - ANGEL COURT LONDON T.
VI &C. advises nogotiates all American Business In
will take European Agency OF suitable American
best references Europe and America. Corro
spp deuc solicited
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spurious article purportng to be the genuine APoL-
WATER, being offered to the public, warn all
be that each and bottle bears the yei
low label. and the OF FRED. DE barry CO., New
York, sole agents
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rHE wEAruER YEsTEnpAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by the thermo meter at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 21S Broadway
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This cvidenceevas given after thorough examination b.
such eminent scientists Of the Old World as
PROFESSOR A. w. HOFFMAN. T. X. s., OF the univer
sity of Berlin Member OF the Scientific Deputaon OF th
Kingdom of Prussia Vice President of tho Chemical So
ciety of Germany, &c. &c.
PROFESSOR ". ODLING Professor Of Chemistry
the University of Oxford Chemical Judge at the Centen
NAL Exhibition, fhadelpha. &c., &c. and others.
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IMPERIAL FRIENDSHIPS cooINrss BE.

IMPERIAL FRIENDSHIPS GOODNESS BE-
TWEEN THE czAg AND THE GERMAN EN-
PERoG
berlin Correspondence Of the London Globc.l
The Emperor has left Ems after stay of four
weeks which. according TO the accounts currently
published, seems to have had most favorable eff, Ct
His Majesty. after u short residence with his
august consort, intends continuing his Journey
by slow stages to Gastein. Either on his
way To Gasten at the latter place the venerable
monarch will have meeting with tho Emperor
Francis Joseph, who is most anxious to pay his per.
sonal respects to Kaiser Wilhelm on crossing the
Austrian frontier. The conduct Of tho Emperor Of
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
A WHOLESALE AID TO PERSONAL coMELINEss

Peter NJ Dox, of Alabama, is at tho st. Denis.
A WHOLESALE AID TO PERSONAL COMELINEss
is most desirable object the young the wealthy and
the gay who aock to fashionable summer resorts GLEN
SULPHUR soar not only the purity the com
plexion but protects the skin against all irritating nu-
enccs The genuine has "C. n. CRrrrrSroS. Propr.,
printed on each packet. Sold by druggists
A-RUINART PERE n Fills CHAMpAGNEs.
Established ii29
Cnnoseus pronounce recent shipments Of these
vERzENAy. dry full bodied, rich flavor.
CARTE BiANcnE irgiiy; delieste flavor and not too
Sole Agentsfor the United States.
A.-CLYSMIC.
The King Of Table Waters.
From Clysmic Spring. waukesha, Wis Delicious as a
Used by all first class hotels aud wine rooms This
positive for kidney and bladder diseases also in
''S'''''' XGKER, MERRALL q coNDIr
AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR SUDDEN
changes of temperature liable to develop maaral dis
great south Am erican tonic For sale by all druggists
Depots-72 William St., New York; II Devonshire ST.,
Boston.
A-sELzER BRUNNEN, NATURAL SPARKLING
T. srErHANI & co. 10 New St., sole importers.
SPLENDID SAFE.
The Home Insurance Company, Boreol Building. have,
nsneS fi by FofHiSGAS EMORY SS c.Sy %sGs &C.
A--RUPTURE CURED By DIR. MARsH's TREAT
only safe and reliable cure; 40 years practical
percnce. Only Office, Ncsey ST., Astor House. No
branches.
AsToR HOUSE SHOE sToRE.-sTERN's AMERi-
smoks - 20. 81 STERN. , Barsias A.
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MEETING OF EMPERORS.
KAISER WILLIAM AND FRANCIS JOSEPH AT
GAsTEIN--A GRAND RECEPTION.

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August 8, 1870.
The Emperor of Austria arrived at Gastcn
yesterday. There was great enthusiasm when
the Emperor OF Germany approached and the
two sovcreigns embraced cordially. The town
aud heights were illuminated ut night
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

CHALMERS BELGRAVIA COLOGNE Is UN.
quetionably the finest OF perfumes eegan for the hand
kerchie Injurious for the bath Try it, Sold everywhere
-.
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SUMMER COMPLAINTS.

SURF HOTEL FIRE ISLAND BEACH.-CA-
tarrh hay fever cls malaria fevers cured;
bathing Leave Hunters Point . A. NJ. and 80 r. N.
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maaria diseases and fevers pill night for
week will nstpation, Indigestion. billion
liver complaints These pills exceedingly mild
.,,.o pfaat,.
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- Most cheap powders contain alum dangerous to
health Avoid them especially when offered loose in bulk
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

bottled at Cognac by RIVIERE GARDRAr CO.:
also from same shippers in bottles,
FINE OLD CHAMPAGNE BRANDIES; V. o. r.. 81 so
OPTIMA 81; V. o. p. ~ rs, aud V. $. q. p 81 80.
DODGE. CAMMEYER co, 10 Cortlandt ST..
.l.. A. f.,ra aIuIr tnI St4rns
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COCAINE SOOTHES THE IRRIrATED SCALP
removes dandruf and affords a rich usre the hair
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

A VERY USEFUL AND EfFECIlNE MEDl-
cine for diarrhea cholera morbus cramps. &c. is DR..
JAYsEs BALsAM checks these complaint
promptly and healing and soothing effect the
bowels. One my children when suffering from diar-
rhua relieved thorough byA medicine after few
doses and from my experience have to speak
with great confidence about it-W. A. Weaver writing
fro Rppu,fs (raek
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| RUPTURE CURED.-VICTOR TRUSS.-NO UN-
dersIrap friction. Vesey st. (Astor House,, blue
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BERGER'S EXTRACT OF BEEF is NOT LIKE
extracts simple flavor but contains all the
clements required restore strength and vgor to i'm
paired constitutions for invalids and children in feeble
health it is especially recomrlended For sale ull
grccers and druggists. Wholesale. f. G. Hazard Co.,
III. X. r. b. Thurber Francis H. Leegett Co.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED
by ALIENS BRAIN Foop Send for circulars ALIENS
PHI ARMACY, 3i5 st av., New York;
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COLIC PAINS, CRAMPS, SICK HEADACHE. SOUR
STOMACH, DYSPEPSIA and RHEUMATISM are readily
cured by using
Reader, II You have tried this most valuable
remedy and have doubts about its doing all claim
for it, call and get sample bottle, free Of charge at
deno st.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

CUNURISS WATEN.--IIS SUPERIORITY AS \
cathartic alternative in entire freedom from
everything bitter acid that produces headache,
intern al and tends destroy the
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and will have
use canton III purchasing.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

OUT OF NINE MEN SENT TO IBERIA BY THk
Western Union Telegraph Company six HOLMAN
Pans escaped yellow fever; of those who did
died. A. ID BABBITT New Orleans.
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beg leave call the attention of the reader to tes
m0uials In favor of the SCHsAPrs:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-19
Items of Interest.

If, says writer in German pap,
we reckon that single grain of wheat
produces ffry grains. and that these
fifty will each produce 6fry grain,
more, aud so on. we End: In the see
ond year , 500 grains In the third
year I25 600 grains. In the sf2A
year 1868 600 900 grains. 10 the
18th year pa 40 625. 600. 900 grain,
The third year, crop would give 800
men one meal, leaving enough bran %
eed eight pigs for one day The pre-
gear would suffice to supply all he
inhabitants OF the earth with food
duriog their lifetime.
A warning concerning the use Of
balloons, toys, etc, especially those
peddled on the street. is thus given by
French Journal: Many of the mos
virulent diseases of the blood have
lately been found to be Communicated
by this means, rs each Of these toy.
must pass through the mouths of three
or four workme before it is finished
and each is usually tried by the veDder
while he is making the sale. Skin
diseases which have lately spread
among the children in Paris aud Lon
don were propagafed by these toys
NJ others should be on their guard to
see that they are thoroughly cleansed
before use
The Invention of beer as beverage
il ascribed to Osiris. twenty centuries
before the Christian era, and it was
known TO the ancients a. wine of bar
ley In the modern times. the marion
alitie- of Latin origin drink wine more
freely han those of Saxon origin. who
consume much beer The agriculture
hueuced by the popular demand Tor
beverages Within the last two de
cades beer has been rapidly gaining
favor in Latin countries Beer saloons
now flourish in Paris Rome aud Mad
rid. as we'll as in Berlin, Vienna aud
Hamburg In Paris. for example. the
annual consumption of beer has risen
TO over 00,0O0,00O Iiters (about $50
600 sallons)
The story book picture of whaling.
10 which man throws harpoon q N
the bow of boat, are no longer accu-
rate, Of late years the weapon gener-
ally used has been bomb that is fred
from a gun aud exploded in the whale
body A new implement of this sorr
is described as follows. The lance
weighs seven aud one half pounds and
contains one aud one quarter pound,
of gun powder, aud is propelled by
heavy rocket There being no dis
charge Of a heavy gun. the recoil is
push rather than blow, aud the bomt
is ignised by the rocket when the latte
has burned out a chain toggle at
tached to the front end of the rookie
is released by the explosion, securei,
holding the whale, which. if not in
stantly killed. carnot long survive tn
explosion.
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A Full Line Of
DOMESTIC AND FANCY
ID r Y G. O O D 8.
A Full Line of
LADIES CLOAKS
Shawls, Knit-Jackets,
HOODS, &c.
AT II. B U C H A N A Ms.
Senator thurman.

Senator Thurman made a speech at
Columbus. o., Saturday night, in
which he uttered the following truths:
About every twenty years We have
brevitys sake, we call panic; when
the country wakes up to the fact that
owing to an imprudeut extension of
credit or bad Legislation. or both. il is
not able to pay its debts on demand
A long period of suffering, genera ly
having reached the bottom, any change
must necessarily be for the better, aud
business begin to revive. Specie pay
menis are resumed. as it Is called
that Is, paper money and specie come
TO par 1t is not this resumption, so
called, that produces u revival of bust
ness. but il is revival of business
that produces the resumption 10
1897 one OF these panics occurred. In
Eve OF six years thereafter. indebted
ness being in a great measure liqaida
ted. or wiped out by the bankrupt law
of 1871. business began to revive aud,
as consequence, we had what was
called resumption of specie payment
In 1857 we had another panic, and its
history would have been precisely
that of the panic OF 1889 had not the
civil war occurred In 1873 came the
last pauic and, without any resumption
act, five or six years. as III former in-
stances. would have brought us back
TO revival of industry aud u resump~
ton OF specie payments. SO called
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Tramp,s signs and HABITS

The following are said TO be soue of
the signs cut by tramps on the gate
posts aud trees of farms visited by
them to post their fellow tramps hat
follow: A capital II { Handout) mla us
something TO eat given at the dor.
Three perpendicular lines. with line
crossing the three diagonally, mian ;
good for % ceuts" An index bnd
careless people; crib easy to cralk. )"
A cross lookout for dog Once on
the tramp, always on il The training
business has its fascinafions, although
it l. "a difficult matter to see wherethe
charm comes in Yet it suits hund'eds
of men. They care for nobody, aud
have little TO trouble them The
greater portion of the tramps 1ow
could obtain work if they wantel it.
The regular tramp in isolated farming
communities rarely or ever asksf
food unless he has some other object
in view He can steal all the chick
ems aud vegetables he wants There
are wax impressions to be made Of mt
side door keys While the unsuspct
ing farmers wife is busy getting some
thing to eat out of the pantry. the
tramp takes an impression of the
door key aud bird 's-eye view ofihe
premises. The next nighi the gang
which has been hanging around in the
bush. robs the house As a general
rule, there are one or more firearms
in each gang. IT they can rob house
easily they won't hurt the inmate,.-
Er