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Tne city of new orleans Vi. Aaele La.

AHC lily W NEW VFlGNHS W.. AHek6 La
vfgne: same VS.. same; sam. vs. same
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish OF Orleans. No. q, 122; and Fourth DIG.
and 2ss-By virtue OF three writs of fleri facfas.
to me directed by the honorable the Third and
Fourth District Courts for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled causes for city taxes Of 1876
1877 and 1878. will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, In the Second District OF this
city. on MONDAY. June 80, 1879. at 10 o'clock M.
hS feGEaEE4a Ra aes roRT8 Bs4PSsfFfv &
uated in the Second District OF this, city. in
square number seventy six bounded BY Bour-
boz Ct Philip Dumaine and Da1plpe streets 4
measuring sixty-four feet front on Bourbon
street BY one hundred and tWsntyeight feet To-
feet front on Bourbon street by one hun
dred and twenty eight feet in depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r ALCEE G4UTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
1,d
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JUDICIAL ADvERT1sEMENTn.
sHERIFF SALES.


The City Ut new orleans W Sam HNvS 20, s5
AIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pan.
- 1sn a y OF Orleans, NO. 1T2s-By virtue oi &
orable the Sixth District Court for tie par NH.
OF Orleans. In the above entitled cause, for n III
ansS T sad z se q pqf
change, Royal street, between Canal M III
b3s c'1 ~ Msaps 4 a the see 91a
M r. tG!Rl2Ez1Ps fsssfffea pGtSYsES &
aaed In the First District OF this city In s1,na.
Petsrs and Henderson streets and dssIrnaiadN
as follows. Lot number six. measuring thlrtSyss
TIVE feet front On Front street by one hnndrad
and tWelve feet In depth. Lots numbers sava,,
to nine, sultng sixty-ssven feet front ~
Front street by one hundred and twelve feet iii iii
depth Lots xsa numbers ten e twelve measuring
hundred and nine feet In dep b. Lot ntitnIass
thirteen. measuring twenty two feet front II :
Henderson street BY one hundred and nine tsstt
.. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND III
uated u tne First District q this city ia squrs
Robin. Peters and Front streets, and desirnsssa4f
as follows: Lot number one, measuring tf|rtSSss
two fest front ON Front etreet by one hundrs6M
and nineteen feet Id depth on one line ana M
hundred and seventeen feet In depth On fhS
other line: lot numbers ak and seven, rTltsasa
uring each twenty five feet front ON Front Al 49,
lots numbers twelve and thirteen, neasutisasa3s
each twenty five feet front on Front street IL
one hundred and ffty-three feet In dsptl M 3
numbers twenty-une and twenty two, fne,asiIfs .
ing each twenty five feet font on Henderson
Der twenty three, measuring twenty fSa
feet, front on Henderson street by one hun
dred and three feet In depth; lot number tFaa.
ty-four. measuring twenty. Eve feet front IN.
Pc ers street by one hundred and three feat w
depth; lot number twenty eight. meaaufin1
hundred and fifty. two feet in depth ;lut ii. fyrss
Ing the corner OF hobin and Peters sfraafss
measuring thirty feet front ON KobiI street IN
on Peters street. As.sS 4
Seized In the above suit. 5s&ss
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. II. ALCEE GAUYHREAIg
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana.
r Oh an --SsAse
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Augusta Graugnard vs.. Elizabeth Wejf.l
lauft. widow In community OF Alegandae|
Schneider. anu administrators uf Ills slIss

Augusta Graugnard vs.. Elizabeth Weif.l
lauft. widow In community Of Alegani8rs
Schneider. and administrative uf Ills gIss
rT,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pm.
ish Of Orleans, No. 25 75g-By virtue 81 d Nrik
OF seizure and sale, to me directed by the honor
able the Third District Court for the parish 81
coed to sell Ct public auction, ct the MerchanI1
and Auetfoneers,, Exchange, Royal street. bSss
tween Canal and Cnstomhouse streets, fiji It'll
Second District of this city, ON WEDNEHDIYH
June A. 1879, at IL o'clock M, the following az
scribed properly, to wit ss 5
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. ii.
gether with oil and singular the buildings audE
thereof. situated IN the Fourth District of THU
nearest to Philip street Of that certain tot III
ground which is designated by the number
eight OF square number sixty. one. bounded bYs
Annaneiation or Jersey Chippewa, jackson
and Philip streets, as per plan drawn BY To-
seDh Pile. city surveyor, on the second 0fs
March, 1924, deposited In the Office of GARLIC
Pollock late notary In this city, which said half
front on Annuneiation tlate Jersey street Do
one hundred and flfty-nine feet ten inches and 81
half In deI,th. said admeasurement being, m0f6
or less, In French measure. Which property NxgA
acquired by Alexander Schneider. deco ased. byss
purchase from Francis A.. ST. Amant. by nc
passed before D. G. Gottsehalk. late notary liz
this city. On the twenty seventh day Of Deoens
Office. OF this. parish, in book nfnety.threes
folio four hundred and ninety three g
Seized In the above suit,
Terms Cash on the spot. SIS
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHHEAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans, s
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D. N AIU1IN UHU IHNEAUAi
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
II IA 95 iV97

The City OF New Orleans W.. Geo. thinner.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
n ish Of Orleans. No 81 .5os.-.By virtue 81. q
writ Of ,fleri faelas. to me directed by the
b ths hra Rs saxa oo tor the
for city taxes Of 1876, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
triet of this eltv.. "a MONDAY, July ! 1879, ct
q o'clock a., the following described property.
i. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the Third District Of this city. In
square number one hundred and seventy six.
~ hya
ten, measuring thirty-two feet front on Con-
gress strs s Y pf 6 aHnfsS TT HR asB9 IT,
mated II the Third bstrio Il j ths eity ia
square number four hundred and twelve,
bounded BY Sc Claude. Mazant, France and Mo.
number three, measuring thirty feet front on
st Claude street by one hundred and seventeen
feet In depth; lots numbers four to eight. form
fifey-four feet front 81 81. Claude street by one
hundred and seventeen feet In depth: lots NUM-
bers nine to seventeen measuring one hundred
al ohRTN P6 fsf 81 GROUND s-
uated In the Third District Of this city. IN
Bounded by Morales, Louisa. Ciouet and Uran-
hart streets. and designated as lot number one
measuring thifty feet front o. Morales street b.
a GhR en- okfffog ss Il afe
ueted In the Third District, Of this city. Il
square pp q se HUNDRED md thirty r,s
ree handra ana e m st 'front.'
aaHSso fEs N azhf ft 81 s5 hourD
situated in the Third District Of this city. In
square number fiye hundred and ninety four,
bounded by France. MaZant. Robertson and VII
l,1.n aEr ms thrnn h1rn orI
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1uprCrAL ADvrRrIsEa6ENTs.
nsanuslTF SALES.

60. sstfy Uf new orleans w. widow
n 4 aabastIap Tuiadues: same ys Widow i, ~.
T$ haatfafl TuracaueE same Va. 6eDass!Ian 4 "
iaruile; same We. same same W. sepastien
TlI;acdlee: same Va. Sebastian Tuiadue.
rr,HfRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish III Orleans, Nos, 3e GBG. a. $50. M lss sasVs
AZ Ipi md Goa BY virtue OF six wits 1I naII
Mills. III me directed by the hqn0faple lne
MIND District Court tor the parish vi UTIaahst
II, the above entitled causes. Tor cliK lhAss y.
ia7i 1878 1874, 1875, 1876 and 1871, VIII uIOceel
III feli III bubble auction. at the MeTeHants anu
@Tuntipnenrs' Exchange, Royal sIreeII, nssIWeeli
fjnral aud Custpnnh house stTssts ~ me sesonu
fSinfrint m tf1s cfty on MONDAY. July 1879. NJ
ii o'clock mi, the following described property.
to VIZ CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, sit,
,.asaa m the Third District OF this city, and
5naiUnafad "a square number twenty. four hum
dred and eighty. bounded by Brnxelles street.
paria Avenue Eere and BHaurekhrd streets,
ana measuring three hundred and twenty 1eeI
'front.' on BruKeles street BY three hundred ana
VIZ n. II ,f Hill NJ SQUARE OF GROUND. sit,
mated III the Third District of this city; and
s3asinnnfnd "a square number twenty live mum
dfed and six. bounded by Beauregard. Manuel.
Hamburg and Paris avenue streets. measuring
three hundred and eighteen feet front On
BBatiregard street By three hundred ana twenty
feet IN depth.
HpiHsd III the above suits. NJ Il
Il Terms Cash ON the SPOT. -a.-
Z z = j. Il. ALOEE GAUTHHEAUA.
E Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans.
Ns$ inA IL IN On iVqT
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JUDICIAL ADvEKT1sEl1ENTs.
spsEnrFF SALES.


INC city or New Orleans VI. Est. JnO. q.
Koepke: sHme W.. same; same. w, Mrs.
Ellen Koepks same va. Wild. Jno. Gee.
Koepke; same Mrs. j. H. koepke.
T,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
s Il F bstret osat fesi
Orleans No. BY virtue OF flv wrils Of Az terl
facias, to me directed by the honorable the Third
leans. ID the above entitled causes for city taxes
auction. a. Tie Merchants and A 1s| re-
q bs elty 81 safsMi oNp "a ng sus GYn a
o'clock M. the following described properly
i. VA CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Third District Of this city, IN
nfGs b dbass haax fsa mas
and Royal streets, and designated as LOT number
seventeen, measuring forty five feet front on
eE ffs T. SETbN 81 ia sho6a
uated lin the Third District OF this city. ID
square number three hundred and sixty nine,
BIT. Claude street. and designated as lot number
twenty one. measuring sixty feet front On Ram
part. street BY one hundred and ten feet In
3. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uated In the Third District OF this city. In
square nmber tour hundred aad two bounded
forty * feet front Oh d. Claude Street 81 one
haaars GE nna ss soR fs + o qfgk ourp st.
uated In The Third District d this city, i
square number seven hundred and thirty three,
y sna oe oagorne and
one measuring thirty-one feet front On Louisa
street b EH s ahpPd ph fn Svspy rs h 66sh
uated In The Third district q ts oty IN square
cd BY Rampart. Vaudeville. Spain and Burgun-
az streets ahd aeaf s g 10y nnmnef etxn
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The City Of New orleans v.. SEQ. b. Davis.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans,
IL 10 Is jy27
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Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
je4 II is as jy27
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The City OF New orleans W.. Afef1td Hen1e
ware.

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
rnv3 10 n "a Al ja4 AK
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The City of New Orleans We. vallette Dry
Dock Company.

.ClvlI cnerl1I OF the faTlsn OIL Orleanss
my29 JED IL 18 rs 80
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The City of New orleans vs.. Philip H0elzel;
same VIZ. same: same W.. Phil Hoelzel.

Civil sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
ie4 II 1s 26 iy27
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table.leg with q delicious crash--and
rushed for the door. The local Meth
odist minister, who was present, and who
was exceptionally "spry with his
weapons," instantly "pulled" on the
burglar and "got the drop on him."
These well-known theological terms
scarcely need any explanation, and nearly
every one will comprehend that the
burglar acted wisely in throwing up his
hands and surrendering.
Not man dreamed of delivering the
prisoner to the police. On the contrary
subscription was instantly taken up
for him, and he was presented with
$3.50. Even women fastened to shake
his hand In gratitude, and the Methodist
minister kindly withdrew for few mo-
ments to the kitchen, while a bottle Of
champagne was opened for the aston
ished felon. He departed, loaded with
benefits, and it was not until two hours
afterward that doctor was reluctantly
sent for to prescribe for the still insen
sible ventrilo1uist.
Of course, there are people who will
believe that this burglar was hired to
conceal himself in the closet, and to
bring the ventriloquists performance to
happy close. This, however, is ire
concilable with the fact that no one knew
certainly that the ventriloquist would
pretend that there was burglar or any
one else In the closet. The affair was q
beautiful illustration of poetic justice.
Materialists and skeptics may say that
the presence of the burglar was due 70
design, but generous and uncontami'
mated souls will Indignantly scout SO mar
row and chilling an Interpretation Of .
great and glorious event.
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AN AUTUMN EVE.

The autumn night is cold and drear,
The whiriing leaves areIbrownan scar.
The winds that whirl them 10 and fro
With sad forebodings Of the snow
Rattle the easements, shake the door.
And round the house with dusty roar,
sway the bare trees, and then away
Dart madly in their noisy play.
Within, the FIRE burns warm and bright,
The dog lies basking in the light,
The boys about their fathers knee
List TO some tale of land or sea,
whi grandpa, in the ruddy glow.
ices scenes forgotten long ago.
And mother sews with loving eyes.
Az fast the happy evening flies.
Boston Transcript.
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Brother Gardeners Lime-Kiln
ClUb.
Detroit Free Press.

The janitor, acting under instructions
from the proper officials, had purchased
second hand coal-stove, and set 1t up
where he thought it would do the most
good. He had paid careful attention to
the sellers instructions SIS to how to start
fire, and an hour before the usual time
for opening the meeting he had set out
to take the chill off the room. No one
will ever know whether it was q bag of
powder or ton of nitro-glycerine which
suddenly went off as the janitor was
down on his hands and knees to examine
the interior Of the stove through the
windows. The explosion shook old Par
adise Hall with great violence, filed the
street with smoke, and the fremen found
the janitor wedged In between the wood
box and the burglar-proof safe, chewing
away at broken bench, and wondering
il he felt any more used up than Ben
Butler. The boys left few barrels OF
water scattered loosely around as q sign
that they had been there, and the re-
mains of the stove were carefully laid
aside and marked "Look out for the
dog"
"Gem'lep," said Brother Gardener, IS
he stood up in his place and gazed around
at the devastation, eve doan always
know what is best for us. Twas in favor
of usin' dat ole wood stove frew de
winter, but some of the gem'len persisted
dat we orter fling on little silver plate
aroun' heah. We flung Behold dc
result Dat stove has done gone and
almost sent our janitor to de far-ofl
shore, got de firemen up here, wet down
de hull outfit, and de pieces am lynn
| aber dar widout eny furder aim in life.
Gem'len, let dis be great moral lesson
to us not to frow away good ting while
looking for better one. De ole stove
was maxim it red hot for us when called
on, an by propping up de off hind Lee
wild few bricks it would have lasted
right along widout accident. We viii
now pass de hat and try to recuperats
some of dat fo'teen dollars represented II
pieces ODER dar,"
PASSED.
The collection was bountiful one
and the announcement OF the sum tota
did much to restore the large numter Q
members in attendance TO good humor
| BY vote Of the club, " petitions" an
/" election were passed over to the mex
weekly meeting.
COMMUEICATI0Ns.
/ Under this head the secretary read
communication from Orison Green, /
Raleigh, N. O., who wanted list Of th
cslored members of the Michigan Legi
J lature, adding that he was writing
history entitled The Colored man j
{ Politics.
i docs emmy one in dis hall recolle'
] de cognomen of any cullud man who al
/ seated in de legislachur9 7" asked Il
: president, as he..looked up and down Il
a room.
There was q dead silence. Even Il
. mashed-up janitor forgor 10 feel Of j
i rapidly swelling nose for full minut
]. The Rev. Penstock finally rose Up, thrs
4 out his chest, and answered.
I No, sah-we doan reekollectp
= "Ds secretary will answer de M
. Carolina gem'lan dat dc Rev. Pensto
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"WHAT food do cats prefer n "a $40
mocking bird Ia their first choice. II the
family are not able 70 keep mocking
bird, the cat must put up with an oriole
or German canary. II 10 only when
suffering for food that cat will accepts
surloin steak" Seats can't sing, can
they ~ HNo; but bless 'em ! they can
keep trying 70 learn how They have got
10 they can sound the first four notes on
the scale, and they are determined to get
the rest" what time do they sing the
sweetest 7" aAt night, between the
hours Of II p. m. and 4 .. m. You have
probably read items about bold, bad men
hinging boot jacks, sticks Of wood and
other chamber furniture at singing cats.
Don't ever associate with such people.
Cats have as much right in America as
any one else, and It Is only the meanest
kind Of folks who will try to keep 'epa
from rising np in the world" "How
long do cats liye2o Nobody knows, al
no cat ever had fair show to $50 how
many years be could put in. After he
has hung around one neighhoFhood fol
fifteen or twenty years. ONE enc murders
him 10 cold blood
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package Or presents and let mo go, \ hope
Won didn't forget to put thu diamond earrings
! aava YEN into II, III give them to her and
he $500 ahead,
TIE beautiful Cleveland girls eheeia
gluWnd sn that YOU could have lighted a
match nj them II gnu ha,in.t been afraid ri
having your fingers burned oil by the glars
iii tlGr eyes.
Tell mp about this Corn Of yours. la she
gopd looking n
"tian4t lnpknEf" enid tho young utnn OK
eitrily. mold ~ I'LL | show YOU her pie
tMrn aud ha aearehed eagerly In his neeltet,
mo, nalAt havn left II In my other cont.
WeIl, never mna sho's n beauty. used 10
think yun were pretty fair hooking, hut yoH
IInir ~ lung that SHE steps on ii when ahe
tfiNA III walk. aYes thHt make YOU fhal astl
ypn WAS getting haet n tenedollRt bill thu
ynu never cSprrten toEon again. II waist NerH
much like yours. only smaller. and as ion her.
fnpt why ynti couldn't put more Than forty
prr ennI # your toes into her hnots Well
gnuA night Miss What's your na.ne. | told
hrt To ho round tonight it eaHll, III
trmliala Ynu fur THAT package
August ill., Sn@and So, shn higsed. In n low,
concentrated tone. putting Tho pacltnp" OF
ninaontR away lll,Inr hhi chair, 'lf yetl 90
ult III fhis house hpEare o'clock to uGrrow
morning. I'lI scream And want YOU Ia mn
rratnnH thRi filt engagement IL IL tuld, and
If Ynii don't marry mo Ivy hn itat day ut No
vcmher which Will ha aaaaon aa | can gel my
trpnaaeail ready. III sua Yen tat breach Of
prnnsr lHYing the damages nj A5eo.eaA. and
hnVa Eat i~ttrla from vtn thatdl mike the
Jury ilnH fpr ihn plalntill without leaving he
box Anil II yen eyer m"tlttnn that wfetehed
rreatufT'A nam" ~ mo again tho lohgast day
yaH INV iii shoot snu mud aeratth her Dyes
ant tfn ttlntai | fotl,t tsmrN foi YOU one bill,
hli l'nl NonH III marry NntE ont Of spite,
Slln hnl hlitloA h,lRnlt into hisntms Hike n
Will wiud and a,hhed upon his shouidet liz
EmWpt lrd hri hHif and eaied her ~ laIRe mud
varied assortment nf pei tl1.iuoe and ul,artv#
tfj Hi Iis tIr Ir
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lie WAS "A CHICAGO MAN.
How IL Got tho Better If His Girl Whom
Sho Wanted to Dismiss Him.
-ICllIeaEo iI'I.nlna.

/ You can mover get ahead Or Chicago
| young man IF Tit city had long pail attt1-
| tipH a. one III the iHirrAt daughters w ElnyH-
1 Land. nov visiting here. HnH haf tRenflEasel
| IT, her. when TIN sama reason ~ ether. Bhr
concluded ~ marry some one rIsn. Ihe ull-
| aHsRartiug Young man went tN rali nn ntI lit
| her aunt i house un Calumet AveHue 4e
week. and aa SHE drew back her ruby iip&
when IN prepared IT, greet hfr with Il loving
IsiSa, H. at once thought ttrfN was aalnRthtng
III. and glfHeiIlG ~ llrf agAiu. I'm noticed that
slln wore mona ot his gifts, which ilR GnlJra-
tnrRi were In AL NmtnNns looking parcel IN
thR sofia. Ihta conjecture WAS subsequently
proved ~ ha correct.
"Alr So-an-4n" sha saiN 4he had heen
wont t. address him RI "Auguatm4' and
darling MIR, Sn-ani-4o, | have consulted
MY heart seriously and discovered what
have often suspected Tint W. arc MT fitted
III make eHeh other happy. IT II better that
end"
llar words sank into him iI1e hlun pilla,
and he fnt a deadly Juggling mt NIL heart
strings. hut he Instantly composed himself
and settled upon 4 nAn ~ action. Bounding
joytully from hs rh1r, IT, danced lightly
around the room shouting "HutrAh YOU'RE
thr hHlirht girl III tlh nniYI4ei ierl ~
though the whole Palmer Ilonae had boon
lifted from Na at Iny manly bosom.
Ihe beautiful girl RaHed III him fnr q mo-
ment. n If shn thought liz hll hidden i long
farewell ~ ail hi gray brain matter aid
said. what dofa this meang'
"MeAn2" cried the young man, walking nn
his hands, Hp and dnWn tie sumptnpus draw
ing-Faam, why. X msaf+ that III free. I'Se
ft=ff n yittts - f1tttf tit y4fHE.7 In writ
FIR two Weeks past ~ clne"l nnr engagement.
but couldn't IL would have becH going back
an my word, and besides. ! know that nus
bands ~ thi5 period III commercial dtpfes
sinn are hard w yet.
"Sir-r-rl" said shc, glancing at him like
tigerg your presents AM All IL this pack
lsr. TAKE them. aud return me mine, This
tA tuful interview Ind, perhaps. better he
brought to an end"
III A send you All ran find but guess our
Cook carried IA sour itnH55on with marked |
passages init A TINT it to her and some "a
your locks If hair and pressed rosAbuds, ana |
-hings burned when WAS cleaning 10 my
raom the either day. and ~ for your ring. | /
ian't think Cora VII 4ivA ii to me.
And pray who may this creature, Cora, t
N? II she The COOK ~ your boarding |
lOusa2"
"Oh, bless you, no; she's the girl I'm ia love
With, and that I'm going to propose To this
reTy evening a. soon BIZ yoH give me that
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Taking sspe shanc4s
detroit Ifraa rrea4 l.


Al ~ n'elorI, ynsttrttny morning rag ting
hay With Y worry short cont on stood AMI
l,,D'5.d through gate on LOWS street nj an
other rag -tnE hoy ahaHt hi8 own aHo VIII
Hat otl til" doorstep and tried 10 look very.
met nnI humhl0.
Iryin M hn awful sweet. hant ye2''
snnerri the lirst IN. tug
NalnPly.
"Iryin' III MAKE Tho naymlre beev4 yer
roE'hr little limb continued the nggres-
sef. who evidently nehNd for II row
NofrpiY, tut rag ting on III" steps heayed
\ Sigh. ami annmed Inclined Ia spit ON his
hHnts
"Eut everybody knows ye fur aani'Is md n
coward. and lin going 10 lick ye flst time /
catch ys' outside the quite. -
'.safa hoEt' Jim. softly replied number two
AZ IT, roso np. II Nv trAil' IL he goad so rs to-
gat 4 ShetlRud pony innly CHI istma4 Atosltin.
Ma said II Didn't have another fight. she'd
III A" olt., tut Ahfs's ttaar sighted and II little
d"ai. atd lm going tap9nnd the ground with
You HHa rt-k tAn chances.
Then rag tag number one lleN uptIn street.
tAt III haRl hnd after him eaints nfnl1T tWo
holding hl4 hat M with ON. hand aud fse,eh
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