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Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Elections In France.

Second ballots for members OF tn.
Chamber of Deputies were held il
eight districts yesterday. M. Godille
(Bonapartist), was elected in tho dis
trict of the Champs Elysees. He re
ceivrd $500 votes, and M. Chamargan
the Republican candidate, SOIL votes
NJ. Blanqui was elected in Bordeaux
by 6sOl votes, against $3.50 cast for NJ
Lavertuion (Modrrate Republican, In
the Oth,r six districts the ballots 70
suited in the return of Republicans, as
was anticipated. 1t is expected that
the Chamber will annul NJ. Blanqui's
election as illegal.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
4 HfsgrucefuI HONsp.

Complaint is made that a place call
ed "Frog Hole lnn," over llth street
bridge, kept by woman named Dugal
is rather dangerous place.
On last Saturday evening as negro
came running out of the saloon Mrs.
Dugan's son followed close at his heels
with pistol which he undertook to
fire but it missed.
1t is reported that every night
women, bls,k k AMI white congregatt
there to drink and to engage in fight
ing, and all day of Sunday men and
women ran with kettles aud pitchers
for beer. 1t is also said to be an un.
licensed den of infamy.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
EisxracefuI Sunday Fight.

About three o'clock Yesterday (Sun
day) afternoon, a number of our young
Wilmington bloods were on Second ST.,
near Orange, when they began snatch
ing each others handkerchiefs out o
their pockets, when two of them fell
out with each other, and finally agreed
to go over Market Street bridge and
fight it out. On reaching the selected
spot, they began the disgraceful exrr'
cises, in the presence Of large crowd,
but before many blows had been struck
one of their cronies undertook to sep
crate them, wien both the bullies
struck him. but he remained between
them, and finally stopped auy farther
fighting.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
FOURTH EDITION.
rhs Ladies Aid concert.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Moral Suasior
Reform Association will give avocal
and instrumental entertainment at The
Grand House on Thursday evening
next, for the benefit Of the poor o.
Wilmington. The musical programme
will be under the direction and super
vision of Mr.. Clarence Shank assisted
by Thomas Gambril, both we'll known
vocalists and teachers of instrumental
music. The Ladies Aid has done much
for poor families during the winter and
there are quite large number yet who
need assistance. This is what CAUSES
the ladies to make an appeal to the
public for aid, and as the tickets of ad
mission are only twenty five cents,
they hope that the programme of music
for the occasion will draw . crowded
house,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Indirsing he BuildOzers

The Grand Jury Of the U. 5. District
Court at Charleston, $. G., has indicted
George +. Pritcl'etl, w. R. Coxey, and
W A. LoHndps for falsely certifying
the result Of thu election; F. J. Heiit,
A. NJ. Moreland. and W. A Fishborne
for refusing to receivs votes of
persons entitled 10 vote: W. J. Watson
for obstructing deputy marshall and
J. NJ. Muirhead and c. L. D. Fell for
violation Of their duties as election off
GERS. 1t is thought the election cases of
Barnwel! county will be given to the
petit jury to-day.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
vOREIGN news.

The Cars plan Of stamping out uihi
lism with dsspotism 10 commented on
at length by the London press.
A riot at R0stov on the l4th inst.
was suppressed by the military.
A merciless massacre Of Christians by
Albanians Is reported.
N. Blanqui was elected to the French
Chamber Of Deputies. II Is believed
the election will be declared void.
The British government has taken
steps to protect British interests in
Peru.
Uncas, another Of Lorilard's horses,
is a strong favorite for the Newmarke,
races for 1000 guineas.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
A Teachers PreroEative Disputed

n Ie3Cnet'n PfefOg0ttve DlSpute0s
On Monday last, Prof. A. A. McDon-
aid, teacher at the BrOwntown school,
prepared to visit punishment upon two
Of his pupils John and Michael CASTILLO;
John was the frs. The Professor be-
ginning to lay it on, John resisted and
started an exhibition of muscular pro.
ficiency ON his own hook. Things be-
gan to get very interesting for the Pro-
fessor for hile, but superior strength
at last conquered, and Johns comba-
tive propensitiss were subdued. While
John was thus amusing himself,
Michael, his brother. took advantage
OF the opportunity and left. When he
came back he also was tllrashed. After
school was dismissed the boys only re-
ported the occurrence to the mother,
and gave it so graphically that they
readily found In her a worthy defender.
She wanted vengeance, and to get it
she brought suit against the Professor
before Squire Brady. 1t was tried last
Saturday evening. The evidence in
the case was taken but owing to the
inetfciency Of it the case was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Recital,

Do not fail to hear Miss Bunnell re-
cite oh the evening of April the 10Th,
Wilmington seldom has the opportunity
of listening to person who has sucl
natural gifts and graces, so vivid an
Imagination aud vira,ity of manner
and h-Xibility Of voice. Added to al
these she has a naturalness Of manner
a grace of delivery, and quality Of per
sonating the characters of the selections
as to make her perfectly charming.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
nj Ed.

TALI.FY In Brandywine lId., on the 9th
inst. Hannah r.. wife {! Jehu alley, in
TIE 18th year Of her age.
fI.-On the 18th Inst Ida V.
eldest daughter OF Joseph and Mary A.
Cnnmi e-iin.
the rcla'tr and friends are invited to at.
END the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents, Nlnth Ward on Monday afternoon
The 2st inst, at $50 o'clo k, 10 proceed to the
Riycrview cemetery,
MITCH + LL-ln Philadclpha. on the 1911
inst William Mitchell, aged SO years.
The rgl.tivcs frd friends are invited to at
tend the iuneral, rom the residence OF his sis
ter td,ts Nit he'll, Ne. 1905 Jefferson street
on tuesday, the I'D instant, Services at ~
O'Clock.
Philadelphia pal ers please copy.
utPI.-Suddenly on the 2Oih inst, william
Hcpc. agei 65 years and days.
the lriallves aud friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from the residence Of his s"r
w. r. Hope. Fourteenth street, east OF the !
" 4 b raiI,oad. on Wcdne9dny tcrnopn
Mt 20 Oci0cH,t proceed to NI"erYlc" GENE
trry.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
An Ancient C0Inred Woman

Louisa Webster, a colored woman,
living aulJll Ka er street, Philadelphia,
died on Friday. at the advanced age,
az was positively stated, Of one hun
dred and ten years. She has lived in
this city with her husband, who sur
wives her. and who is said to bo oldel
than herself, many years.j
She was born q slave in HarfOrC
county, Maryland. She was married a
seventeen, about the time of the clos'
OF the Revolutionary War. Until with
in short period her memory was good
and she recolected many events of tin
last century.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
RAILROAD LINES,
Dbl ArELPHlA, IL g.
4 WlLMlNlT0NAND ~
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

NovBABRR 10. 1879.
Trains will leave WILMINGTON e. follows -
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
VI, el0, 1000, 0. m. 90, 4 90, I 20, y 40 p. u
Philadelphia (Express) Q 90 10. q. IN.
Philadolphia and NewY ork, 706 81, . 10 q
M, II S6, II 90, ; tep. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 90 .. N
baltimore and Bay Line, 70s.
baltimore and washington II 6l, 2le, 4
=; i2t7, o4, tls, K, m.
Trains ior Delaware Division leave tor:
Harrington and intermediate stations, IL
.. M, l Of Q 30 y. IN.
Delmsr intermediate stations ls q. m. 0
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations IL
m., b 00, Q 30 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 3o9, 8 40, q. m.
Baltimore and Washington Il 81; 2 10, . 80.
p. ~.
For further Information passengers arc 70
ferred u the time tables posted at tho depot
nov1I II. r. KENNEY. Supt
.CHANHE OF HOURS-DLLAwARE
~ l. WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Com
menclng Monday, Feb. "a, 1878. Trains will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 7lb =. M, 1880 .. m,
8 80 p. m.
Arrive at Avondale, s6s a. H., 1852 noon.
Arrive a. Pomer0y, $50 Q. m, / 81 D, IN.
Returning leave fomerey, iO4O =. N. 40
p. IN.
Returning leave A'ondale Il "A noon
6l0p. m.
Arriving at Wilmington, So. M, 2lt p. m.,
so0p. u. d. CONNELI4, Supt.
feb8-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
6hsd In the Delaware.

II is estimated that SO far this season
there have been about %. 900 shad cap
tured in the Delaware betw cen the
mouth of the CLristiana and the head
waters of the bay. North of tLi. point
the catch has not been SO successful
During the incessant rains Of the past
week the waters assumed a msddy
turbld appearance, which served as a
check to the vocation Of the fishermen,
for it is well understood that shad will
not stay in waters that are in a condi-
ton as described.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
ht the Opcra House.

On Thursday evening, the oath inst,
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. 5. R.
a. will give grand vocal AID instru-
mental concert under the management
Of Mr.. Clarence Shank. assisted by
Mr.. Thomas Gambril. The entertain
,npnt is for he benefit Of the poor of our
rity ana the good ladle. in whose charge
the concert II should receive patron
age from our citizens commemorate
with the Object for which it is held.
Admission Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
yscetiug TINS Evening.

The W. y. K. A. will hold the first
public temperance meeting this even
ing, at their new hall, No. 220 Market
str 1T. William A. Laverty, Of Phila-
delpiia, one of the ablest temperance
SPEAKERS in the country, and John Gull
len Bryant, of New York City, will ad-
dress the meeting. Riddles Band, a
good choir, and Prof. Alex. Sammons
playing two jewsharp at the same time
are among the attractions Of the even
ing.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Crooked DIsIfIIerIpN.

Several person. employed in the rev
enue department at Terre Haute, Ind.
under he administration of Collector
White, have been summoned to appear
before the I. S. Grand Jury at Indian
apols, on the oth of May. 1t is said
in this connection, that there is def
cheney in the accounts of the Fairbanks
distillery; that the distillery was run
on Sunday in violation of law, and thai
the locks of its vats were tampered
with.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
PedeStriaufsOl,

The six days walking match in New
York, ended Saturday night, Panchot
winning the belt. The score stood: Pan
chot 4S0 miles, Mprrint ATS, Krohne 455
O'Brien 43l, Bynr AT, Modem 425,
Brodie 1916, Willis 30, Stanley 279, Day
245. The thirty-two hours walking
contest at Philadelphia closed with q
score for Downey of 95 miles, Clark "a,
and Lands SO. The six-days' walk at
Wilksbarre, Pa, for $500 side, ended
with score of 456 miles for Washing
ton, of Chicago, and 4O5 for Murry, Of
Columbia.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Swallowed n Pin.

4 little child Of William l.. White,
residing on Bennett street above Ninth,
swallowed a pin yesterday, and is at
present writing in spasms, suffering
excruciating pain. The doctor is do
ing all in h,s power to relieve the
child's suffering, but there are fears
that the child will not recover.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
For Kansas,

Mrs. A. r. Allderdice is making prep.
aratons to remove to Kinsley, Edwards
County, Kansas, in few weeks. Her
two SONG, Joseph, aged %, and James
Henry, aged IL, whent out nine weeks
ago and are engaged in farming. They
are much pleased with the country,
and are very anxiou. for their mother
to come OUT a. soon as possible.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Cupidren's III HO,ne Anniversary

The anniversary of the Home for
Fritndless Children will be held in
Grace NJ. Z. Church on Thursday even
Ing next The exercises will be very
interesting and will consist in music
and rotations by the children and
an address by Rev. L. Marks, and
probably others. The children should
be greeted with full house.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
COrOner's lnqlleSt.

Coroner Butt held an inquest this
morning over tho body of Bertha Nau-
dain Gibson, aged one year and two
months, at tie residence Of her parents,
SO Tatnal street, she having died
early this morning before medical at,
tendance could be summoned. After
an Investigation the jury returned a
verdict of death from pneumonia.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
.a..lls.AAman Ar.e,ted.

jack st~rrrt, b. q. Jones and .. y.
Long, charged wJt' being three of the
diglI sayooa engaged ia the late daring
mail oaa,a rohDpi.s in Texas, have
O.en qer.s'nl and .rn' 10 jail at Austin.
aDr... D- .nD, Vt ,rn. Robert 'terret,
of K4atpcs, aeg sIaur'; Jones formerly
h"ld p l,-t Of lo ,or ard frustin st.
LouDs, hopt +. p "ninent hotel man
at Fort worth, r Xas.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Very III

Edward Moore, who mas been lying
very il! for several weeks past, is no bet
ter and fears are entertained that he
may not recover. His disease is pneu-
monia. Two others of the oldest and
leading citizens of Wilmington, Israel
Pusey and Delarlaine Mcdaniel are
lying dangerously ill Of the same dis
ease.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
-
lDefsASed.

Tie cabin Yacht. Alert, Of Chester,
was defeated by the Truck Senate, OF
Fourth and French .tr"e's, new yacht,
Truro. The race was from the mouth o'
the Christiana to the Fort and return
for $40 aside. 7. Davis, Capt, }. Muir
dick, first Mate.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
VI arine News,

The Schooner "Annie Whitsing,' of
Costine, Maine, with 10000 feet of
lumber from Brunswick, Ga, for the
H.. Il II. Co., and other firms of this
city, arrived Saturday morning.
The Schooner "Worden & Evans" of
Bridgeton, N. Y, from Wilmington,
N. G., arrived Saturday at the wharves S
of II. l.. Tatnall with $4,000 shingles.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
rhetorical

An aliour"ed n.,to3 Of tbe liisto'i-
cal Society will b.. helI 'h's lMonday)
eveAing at half-pa5t seven - clock. hes
oIutions concerning the decease Of the
ls,e presii "a. Of the Society will be
reoorlsa by the committee appointed
<or that purpose.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Prime hIlasl.

Powell will have prime shad on his
stall in the Third street market every
day throughout the season. Call on
him if you wish something fine for tea
or breakfast.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
General Dix Dying.

General John A. Dix, of New York,
is lying in very precarious condition.
No hope is entertained of his recovery.
His doctors went home at one O'Clock
this noruing, and they thought that he
might possibly live through the night.
He is quite unconscious. His son, Rev.
Dr.. Dix, remains with his father con.
stantly.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
BROKERS.
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

WILMINGTON, DEL,
We have on hand ss6,00O Tor good hrs. mort
cages In sums Of $500 10 S2O. 600
U. 8. Government Bonds bought and sold
Or exchanged at current rates.
All local securities bought and sold.
FoR SAkE.-o sharss First National Bspk.
Philadelphia. New York and San Frsncisco
stscks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on ner1in.
Telegraphc quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought.
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS,
Wilmington Goal Gas Company. ........, n
National Bank OF Delaware. 500
Union National Bank. u
First National Bank..... .........,... IN
Farmers Bank. M
National Bank VII. and y'dywino. ......, N
Delaware fire lDs. 20. a.
Delaware X, X. ~
Delaware State Bonds,, l0e
Wilmington City I6s
Wilmington City b8. ...........,..,.,.l0 l02
VIEW OAstio county,. ....................... l0s
Delaware Railroad. first mortgage. lCI
extension. lA
nni ,,,, westh e. H.. II
VIII. Pass. X. W. Go LIST mortgage. 10
Masonic Hall Ia. bonds. s............,,,..,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
T0UBLC SALE.
W. q. PENNYPACKER 4 CO.,

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell At Public Sale, at
the stables Of X. W. Gibson, in French street,
between Front and Second, Wilmington, Del.
ON SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1879,
at 12 o'clock,
70 head Of well.selecte' horses, one a.
pair Of steol'gray Kentucky mares; AH
we'll matched, all young, OF good size, and
gocd workers and drivers. Also four good
cOVs, springinK The horses will be at the
stables from Monday morning until the day
Of sale, for inspection.
A credit of 70 days will be given by the pur.
chaser giving banka ole note with an ap.
proved enc orser. II. SHARPLESS.
l. W. Stidham Il Son, auc. apl9.6t swift ltw
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21


NYOTICE-I, MANUEL KlCHEN BERG.
N ER, in compliance with the requirements
o. the act Of ,ssemb YIN such ease made and
provided, do herehv give notice that shallap.
ply in writing to the Court OF General Ssr.
siOns OF he Peace and Jail Delivery, of the
State o. Delaware, in and for New Castle
county on Monday, the 18th day OF May next.
A. d. 1879, being the hrst day Of the next
May Term OF the said Court, for license to
keep an Inn or tavern, at No, ~ East
Second street. known as tho Monitor
Hous~, in the Second Ward o. the city Of
wilmington, Delaware, and to sell intoxi.
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk OF The premises, ard the
following respectable cit. zens recommend tho
SAID Application, TO wit:
Richard Beth, George w. Gray,
John +. Taylor, Anton Henze,
Samuel Roberts B. Woliscn,
Peter DurhSm, d. Ross.
Nicholas Jenny, Jr., W. II. Beckley,
Nathaniel Meicholr, X. II. Taylor,
Bernard Row, Michael Kenny,
: d. Townsend, George jacobs,
Charles +. Resig, T.. Sondheimer,
Charles Sparks, Robert Wu0llnce,
Jncoh Schiller, W. p Windsh,
W. H. Baker John +. Bush,
M. Hayes, II os. F. Donahte.
John Higgins.
ap193t. MANUEL LRICHEN8NHGER
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

,yDE ENr.--TwD rooms. one suitable f.
4 an olilcc. and in good 10, any. AppI!
uI No. > j.. IlF. ii ST. ap2l3t*
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
u n. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS
N. Il. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

Us. FOURS FOR SALE.
FoR SALE.-sl, 800 City Passenger Railway
Bonds.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Philadelphia, New York and BOSTON stocks
bought and sold or commission. Every fscIl.
ity afforded for persons To soil or invest In
stocks or bonds. teb2l-lv
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
DR.. Geo. TrOup Maxwell

"OMER A. HERR,
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE.
Teacher of Painting and drawing in sll
Its branches including FREQ hand, object
perspective and mechanical. Pupils in the
In Public schools can take lessons after school
hours, to those preierrins lessons at houses
will be given. Portraits painted In the finest
styles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those ob:ecting to sitting photo will
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. Ali
kinds OF
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In the most careful and artistic manner
Terms reduced and very moderate.
REBKRRNCE.-H.S ). MCCONB, X. X. ROB-
IssoN Il Co.. and J. II. TANTuM, NJ. d.
sep23-8In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-05
IDroarin' Club.

The entertainment given by the
Uproarin' Club. last Thursday night,
was pronounced by all TO be a de-
cided ucccss and it was by far, the
test performance ever given by the
Club For want of space We will
only notice two Of The principal
characters who did remarkably we'll.
Miss Belle Morris is, beyond all con
trovcrsy, The star OF the Club and at
each appearance during the perform
ance was greeted with loud applause
and listened to with intense interest.
The Club ought to, and no doubt
does, appreciate the interest Miss
Morris adds to their entertainments.
''Harver Smith ID the best niger we
ever saw" Oh! We mean that eve
ny time Smith opened his mouth or
shut his eyes he was greeted with ap-
plause. No one could improve on
the part for which he was cast. In
fact, each one of the young perform
ers deserves especial notice but space
forbids. On account of the length
CT the drama the farce was very much
crippled by being cut down. We are
glad to learn that the club at no dis
tant day, will give another of their
delectable entertainments with o full
company and a strong cast. Mexico
is proud of her amateur dramatic
company and well she may be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-05
The Ledger BOOHns.

KANSAS CRY, Mo. June I'd, '79.
FRIEND WHITE-DEAR SIR: 1t
has been a source of qualification to
me to see the LEDGER ''booming''
along 80 nicely. l am sure that you
have just aus to feel proud of your
success and the popularity of your
paper. Prof. J. M. Greenwood, su
perintendent of schools in this city,
is to deliver the annual address be-
fore Hardin College this year, and I
can insure both you and your people,
that all who give him a hearing will
have the pleasure of listening to one
of the most practical, instructive and
interesting addresses ever delivered
in your city on an educational sub
ject.
Our schools will close in two weeks.
I am going to visit Mexico during
vacation, and of course will call at
the LEDGER office. i still have the
principalship of the Benton school in
this city. / have frequently thought
that l would try to give the readers
Of the LEDGER a letter about Kansas
CITY, but have not attempted to do
so as vet. This letter is getting
away with me ; ! must close. COM
menced to say only a few words.
"May You live long and prosper"
Is the wish of your friend,
]. C. DAVIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-05
A Serious Accident.

Mr.. Charles Asher, living tour
miles north Of Laddonia, on last
Thursday, was coming to that place
for the purpose of having some re-
pairs done on his reaper. BY some
means the breast yoke broke, letting
the tongue of the machine fall to the
ground, the horses taking fright,
made desperate efforts to run away.
Mr.. Asher SUCCEEDED however, In
preventing the escape of the horses,
but IN his efforts to do SO, became
entangled in the reaper, which caused
the loss OF several of his toes, the
fracture of several ribs and quite ?
serious injury of one lung and one
leg. He was taken to the hotel,
where he received medical attention.
MIR. Asher is 81 years old, and q
very prominent citizen in his neigh
borhood.
LATER.-Since writing the. above
we learn that Mr.. Asher is dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-05

"EI. Martin Williams did not speak
on Monday night. because he did not
wish to take the Murphy audience"
Fool.
II. Martin Williams did not speak
Monday night because he knew he
would have no hearers when the Muir
phies met the same night. If H.
Martin had known that a one-horse
quack Indian doctor would he on the
street Saturday, and so leave him to
speak to empty benches, he would
have postponed again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-05
An Honest Medicine Frao nf
Charge.

OF all medicines advertised to cure
any affection of the throat, chest or
lungs, we know of none we can rec
omrnend so highly as DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis,
hay fever, h~oarseness, tickling in the
throat, loss Of voice, etc. This
medicine does positively cure, and
that where everything else has failed.
No medicine can show one-half SO
many positive and permanent cures
rs have already been effected by this
truly wonderful remedy. For asth.
ma and bronchitis it is a perfect
specific, curing the very worst cases
in the shortest time possible. We
say by all mean give it a trial.
Trial bottles free. Regular size
S1.00. For sale by r. Scharlach,
Bingo building, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-05
Wanted to COMPROMISE.

Some Of the Clipper boys went out
serenading the other night. The Or
chestra had hardly squeiched out the
first two bars of ssWill You Kiss Me
Goodnight, Little Darling when
the second-story window went up
and the old man stuck his head out
and remarked:
sis there no way of compromising
this thing?"
"W-w-what?" gasped the first
violinist.
81 say, can't we make some ar
rangement to get out of this matter?
How does 81 and an old steve strike
your"
"why, this is a serenade," said
the +. v.
EXACTLY, so i see. Now, sup
pose I were to stand the i~ce-cream
all round, wouldn't you go out in
the suburbs somewhere and work off
the rest of it in front of some vacant
house or the B. G.?"
swell, I'm blowed!" CALCULATED
another of the boys.
~ should think you would be,
hitched to the end of that dig from
bone. Don't point it this way, for
heavens sake +; it might go off,"
"Come down here and say that
like a man." roared "Sut," who was
mad as fury. "You bald-headed
old pelican, come down."
81 think we had b-b-better ego,
as it were, boys" murmured the
mortified first-violinist.
And the boys walked sadly off,
scornfully ignoring the old gents
parting injunctions to reform and
lead better lives until the thing blew
over-''as it were" =