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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
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James Mclaughlin and Joseph Gallagher engaged in a stand-up fight under the old de- pot yesterday afternoon, and Officer Cowles arrested Mclaughlin. Gallagher escaped leaving his coat and hat behind him.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications.
 T Inn

Indications.
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
 WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 1-1 A M For New England, clear partly cloudy weather northwest to southwest winds, stationary or higher temperature and barometer. For the Middle States, clear or partly cloudy weather winds mostly northwesterly, stationary or higher temperature and barometer.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01

Coan, bookseller, is receiving new goods daily, and would be glad to have you call and look them over, at his new store, 257 Chapel street, between State and Orange streets
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
Mourning Goods.

200 pieces Black Cashmeres, all wool, warranted vegetable dye, (our own importatiOn,) at prices that will astOnish you-see them.
 59 pieces rich IustrOus Henrietta Cloth, superior color and quality, every piece a bargain.
 Tamise Cloths, Grapes, BOmba- zines, Drap de Etes, Drap de AL mas, Gros de Zurichs, Mourning Flannel Suitings in very elegant shades and qualities at popular pri-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01

A little girl asked an old gentleman who hated conundrums What is the difference between potato and a lemon ?'' q don't know,n snarled the old man. Don't know!" exclaimed the child; "then I don't want you to buy any lemons for me-"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
nessrg, c, G, Gunthar,s Sons,

Seal and otter sacques, fur lined Dolmans and circulars at Brooks & Co.'s, matters and furriers, corner Chapel and State.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01

Leading furriers, have placed line of their popular seal sacques and other fur gar ments with Brooks & Co.,, Chapel, corner State. OPS 5t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
Cork SOles.

Fur Lined DoImans and Circulars and seal and other sacques at Brooks & Go. s, Chapel corner State. n1 St
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
The ntnnntei Ritia shoot.

The board of appeals on the brigade rife shoot have decided to award the first prize, twelve gold medals worth $15 each, to the Second regiment team, and the second prize, 8 silk guidon, to the Fourth regiment. The match was decided on the full 200 yards score and the eight completed 800 yards score. The First regiment took third place by this ar- rnnoenaent
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01

Seal Sacques Re-fitted, trimmed and lined at Brooks $ Co.'s, matters and furriers, Chapel corner State.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01

Commence the most important sale of Dress Goods ever held in this city. Having secured during the past week the most extraordi- nary values that have ever reached this city, we shall clear them out regardless of value as follows:
 2 cases British Plaid Dress Goods at 5 cents-the duty on such goods would cost double the price.
 175 pieces of elegant German Plaids, beautiful goods, at 128 and 15c-this lot of goods would sell at auction for 25c.
 200 pieces Imported Brocade Cashmeres, full 46 inches wide, 25c yard-a positive bargain-would be cheap at 75c. This lot embraces a most fascinating line of Colorings now so popular.
 1 case magnificent Silk and Wool Novelties, AS inches wide, which actually cost $1.75 to land in this cOuntry-We shall close them at 75c. At this price they cannot last more than a day or two.
 case beautiful COlOred Cash meres in all the leading popular shades at 2Oc, worth fully 37c.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
Personal,

Rev. MT. Fitzpatrick, pastor of St. Pat rick's church, who has been ill, has recov- cred.
 Deacon Smith. city missionary for so many years. has been seriously i'll, requiring watch CTS, but on Saturday was so much improved that his return to health is expected.
 Mrs Healy, beloved wife of Michael Healy, died at her late residence, No. 66 St. John street, after brief illness. She is mourned by large circle of family friends. The fu- neral will be held this morning at 9:30.
 The friends of temperance will find Malt Bitters invigorating and strengthening.
 Fur Sacques and DOlmnns made to order. Satisfactory fitting guaran- tead in avery ease at Brooks < Co.'S
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
Gents Furnishing Department

Good pure Silk Umbrellas, S1.75. Excellent Scotch Gingham Umbrellas, S5c. Good American Gingham Umbrellas, soc. Gents' White Fine Dress Shirts, 50, 50, 75c, $1. Gents Elegant Fancy Cambric Shirts, 50, 60, 75c Gents good unlaundried linen bosom Shirts, 42c. Gents' elegant De Joiuville Silk Scarfs, 25c. Cents excellent late styles Teck Scarfs, 25c. Cents new Silk Dollymount Scarfs, 35c. Cents new styles Silk Bows, 5c.
 Gents Ably Linen Collars, 1Oc.
 Gents good Paper Collars, Sc box. In Campaign Handkerchiefs we offer the following Garfield and Arthur for &C., warranted fast colors. Hancock and English for sc, warranted fast colors.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01

Some use not, but thousands do use the five medicines sold by pr. Shears, Sylvan ave.
 Fur Trimmings at Brooks 6 Co., s, matters and furriers
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
'resident-Jas. D. Dewell.

Vice Presidents. Thos. R. Trowbridge, Rev. Jas. L. Willard, Amos F. Barns, Henry L. Hotchkiss, Rev. Jas M. Carroll, William T. Bartlett, Robt. B. Bradley, Sidney M Stone, George w. Curtiss, Wilbur F. Day, Atwater Treat, Frederick Ives, Louis Feldman, Cornelius Pierpont Gardner Morse, Matthew G. Elliott, John P. Futile, Henry L. Cannon, Samuel Hemingway, Philo Chatheld, Jas M Mason, Vim. Franklin, Eli s. Quintard, Chas. Bates Dr. F. J. Whittemore, Prof. Geo. J. Irush George A. Butler. E. H. Bishop, Hoadley B. Ives, N. H. Sanford Louis Bristol, William Moulthrop, E. H. Barnes, Henry H. Bunnell Henry Farnam, Daniel H. Wilcox, John W. Bishop, Franklin s. Bradley. Charles L. English, Henry J. Atwater, Robert A. Brown, Amos Townsend Wells Southworth, Charles s. Leete Samuel E. Merwin, T Parsons Dickerman, John B. Darlington, Wallace B. Tenn, Heman B. Allen, Edwin f. Mersick, Ruel r. Cowles, Charles W. Scranton, Timothy H. Bishop Frederick A. Gilbert, Charles P. Armstrong, Stephen B. Butler, J. A. Richardson, Alexander McAlister, Edwin Marble, Charles A Warren Eli Whitney, Joseph Parker, A. w. DeForest Isaac K Ward William A. Beckley, William O. Armstrong; Henry O. Hotchkiss, Henry C. Kingsley, S. H. Moseley. Franklin R. Bliss, Henry Plumb, Joseph B. Sargent, Francis E. Harrison, Charles H. Webb, Ezekiel Trowbridge, Jeremiah A. Bishop, Charles L.. Baldwin, Henry F. Peck, F. H. Hart, Alexander Foote Carlos Smith, E. B. Bowditch, H. h- H. Webster Stow, George NJ. Baldwin, Rev. Dr. Dennen, George Hotchkiss, Joseph K Bundy, Major Houlthrop, Dexter Alden, Nathan Easterbrook, Samuel Halliwell, Isaac N. Damn, Edward Stevens, Theodore F. Booth, Benjamin Mansfield, B. ManVille, T. P. Merwin, c. M. Loomis, Henry Hendricks, Augustus Lines, John L. Treat, Alexander Thayer, John McLagon, A. E. Dudley,
 James H. Foy.
 SECRETARIES. E. A. Gessner Eugene A. Beecher, F. A. Bowman, Henry c. Pardee, Samuel Lloyd, Eugene s. Bristol, Robert I. Couch, B. C. Lum George A. Root, W. T. Fields, Edward W. Higby, George H. Ford, H. P. Hubbard, Henry Kraft, H. c. Warren, Levi C. Gilbert, John B. Fitch, Thomas C. Lewis, Charles R. Spiegel. Benjamin J. Stone
 George H Palmer.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
Lined gloves at Smith & Stones.

Canes, canes, at Smith & Stones.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01

The friends of temperance will find Malt Bitters inyigorating and strengthening.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01
The Snren,s Songs.

made to order. Satisfactory fitting teed in every case at Brooks $ Co.'S.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-01

You can print almost anything on it. but the wise and close buyer is not deceived by caprap of this sort. They know that Frank talks reason only dis courses sound logic and therefore they read his vertisement with care, and go and buy his goods
 For the last years Frank has made it a point to purchase all his goods for cash you can hardly have an idea what an enormous advantage this gives him over any of his competitors; in fact he buvs from 15 to 25 per cent. cheaper than most anybody else: Besides he occupies his own store in Franks Building and has no rent to pay, while his neighbors saded with store rents ali the way from si 5O0 to ss.oOO. Frank can afford to sell cheap.
, 1880-01-17
GOOD LrTEft.ATUREs.
10 tk4 Editor o3 IM Chicago Irsbure,

~ tM Editor o. In4 Chicago It1bune,
NInogviLLE. ILL.,, JUL. 13.-lsoxy and Ger
attlino have called for course ot reading for
h0h.A
AS no ono else scells disposed to answer
their request, will give list Of authors
whose works might ptoy8 amusing Is well as
Instructive.
Iii the broad fold OF tlotlon 80 many eiloico
flowers are blooming that 1t is utmost !'npos-
slblp to u4hcrs strictly to tho letter Of the re-
quest.-a "sl,ort list"
Scott, Dickens, Thnokeray, George Eliot,
II. II. Stowe, and Ilawtl.or,lu are all masters
Ut their art, and can hardly fall to please.
In poetry, Altltnhs Paradise Lust, 4cott's
"I,atly Ut tho Lake," t.o,lkfell0W's !" "EvaMge-
liMa,h plld YpnMyson's Ilylis uf the ktllKs
nnl "AlnMl," nll. sure will prqYe Interesting.
For solid r9a4ln9, Elnersun's Essltys cnn-
not be oxcellca, Iii iny .opll.lol, while the
works Of Washington living hru written II, 4
polished and elegant Style, and should be
familiar to NJ. For tho young folks, Louisa
| 81. Alcott's Littlu Wunen and - 'Ultl.fNsll-
l0ned Girl" will bB f0Mntt very entertaining.
Della :. T., call SEMI .y0n the words Of tia
song, "'TWas on tho Blue Canafles."
Thomas +. cannot furnish tlle Address
ot my i!ospltai bnt kanw gst,tle.n;aM "; WIG v
amblE the prisoners In, but 8tpte Prisons,
at,u + anu certMln that ho would bd much
| pleased to rece3Se aliy, contributions IN that
a!sss s2S B. 'aEi qs Ksy e. sttbsW; 6astS s ~
/ III. Dy communicating With li,il YOU could
setnre free transportation inr yOnr reading
u1astcr. BETH BUTTON.
, 1880-01-17
LITTLE RED R1D1NG-HooD.

Up from The garden comes to mo
A ripple Of laughter, clear and gay.
Whcre, with tho birds, nrd bees, md flowers,
1,aby Florence has played all day.
Baby Floroncc en- ,nuAgukratie,
uhby Florence, 1tlth uni swcet:
Clud in scarlet, from yellow eurls
} powf, 10 the dninty s!lppetcd foot
Scnrtet tnnnttc to hen, Of dress-
Dress that is hts!dcd md Bcaslct too'
+ scnrict hood o1: tho winRo1ne hend-
shhaln5 tbe cses OF lauRhinB b,ue.
Little rcd shoes on tho pretty feet
- That bare walked on blossoms for four feet
ycnts.
Little Red Rt1In9- Hood -sster'awe girl,
Whit do you know Of sorrow or tcats?
Tho ax,,rr eyes hnyo never been Gimncd.
Tho yellow curts ilre " bright m the sun,
The fresh rcd lnnuth knows tp curve OF grief
,o'or battles aud triutnphs all unwou.
ssay in the yardeh's tangled urnxe
13aby girl With tho sttn In Jour Ha'r;
tleyond the gate In wild, dnrk wool.
And wolves nro lurking TO sc!zo ypa therc.
The wood il tho world. MY bohny girl,
Ahtl tho wolves nr5 tho messengers Of Fate.
AhI Little Rcd Hiding -7tdotl 9lal and sweet,
Wander not out Of tue garden gate.
FANNIE DnlsColI.
, 1880-01-17
HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY JANUARY H.
tho other dny, where wns cngngcti fl tho
exhllAratlnr flt1rallt pf tlnrtllng Kurka

the other dny, where ! WIS engaged in tho
exhleratns Pursuit Of sieern,1ns sneka
whlIc.' ln!p1orct,, Ihis appeal met will.
rather q cool reception. 80 ! miltlly, hinted
nt tho bliss OF having some ono rpntt Sliak-
sncare nlona to IT, WILLIE sfwea fhe bmtt,s
to t2rti that this suggestion met Wltl! eycn a
sadtler fato, tn, It was ninpe!l In no bud witt,
the worry nnfccling to'narE that "Some folks
proposed encllfe, well knowing that l,e lad \
fayors lilo hravc.' Id consented with q very
st sqasssfE s eEy g. ensg s g'nnsyt sGyt tsof e hte s
nees s ant two }aHks, ,1s Ke,1ssonss1}X, ElylnX ms
RELUCTANTLY Wate!ns the tho hayoc fo W.. was
petS tS Weii, Georsc Darrett scnt Ii 10,
friend OF ilia in New Ynrk, who, liking Tho
plccc, Inns wfttcn to mo, soliciting q corre-
st9',;sneo fr nutal I,npfoye,m;Gtl!!ss" Z Il IN, O,
sata he, thumping .his rlallt-bower oil Try
loft with nl emphasis that ncarly Upset tho
table, "why, Should think ; oven = K!rl
foM g, soyc that eFnn %taSt txt stfsnS
snlfr). ut Isn't proper, 70 correspond with
would d fcllnl think Of q girl that would
write 10 tfifltt Hla never S1WI De3lHE8, LILO
responsibility Of o,tr family must DO. pre-
served, mud tlling OF thnt kind might III
y0lva IT, he replied With m DvprylrtuOuS
air, thought, considering TINT lle writs to
Mt least SIX Ut tic unknown .fnlr. fnu
ought tn kiioW,"l answered with m iilsin-
unlinE l0ols, )" Just whit a 'fellah's' .tmprca-
Sims hre III q. case Of that kind, and, II It Is
damaging to o!r fA.nily respectabIlity, why
rye no t0uht the F. Il. must bo writilng In
iis l1st agon'xfng sasp, and Y woq!a be lncr;
pat, It out Of its t.,| misery" & "l.Yok here, re-
iloor, anil Kicking the table over, fl hls cx:
things. Its nll right for nie to write to and
Alogul II cnn md want to. Drink, smoke,
chow, swear, be vulgar, slnngy, and, III fact,
anything want TO- 50 long ns Pin Il gontfe-
man A,out 1t. Ybu seo m lyhg rs I'M tnney,
mud stylish, and keep myself lip TO snuff, the
they're not ngoang. to .'giye nm awny,"
fnncy; and the Girls he! llel! every ono OF
lem, Mt the very sight nf d hobby fcllnw, with
4 Cntle, nn eycEiass, and cigar, willie these
slow old conefeB, TINT naver hive my fun
A1,l spend ntl llleIr tinie trying to git ready
to get married, ind bu a respectable cltIzen,
get tl,o colt sl,Ontier all tho way round. 1}Mt
yull're Girl, MY dear" he 1,ltctl patronfzlns-
", "n1ld the falr sex Is nWfulty Wrnk, hence
the wUr1tl cnnllrlnsts everything it tlnHA" |;
and, whistltng "Wh0n, Emtun," liz took him.
self to tho library to write q "maslting {"
letter to "May t3nrland," ;" and left tho to n,y
maItlenly reflections
SItENcE WORDSWORTH.
, 1880-01-17
TIE HOME CLUB.
TIE MEETING LAST WEDNESDAY.
ttth kha Effifa< af The fUIiktaa Ttih1if1k.

LIE MEI. A1*H 411A't "4NN.s
~ tn Editor q 1nt Attaoo Tflb1'"<s
Cn1bAdo, Jun. 15.-TiiE TRIBUNE Home
mart s us ti,a rresi,lent IN ths chnir. Tho mnat
h.en', VIC 'ee'ts"e ni 1.e s...' ., ss ~
Ut the business traiisattett WAS III fegafu 20
ltd KftctlhilGnftlen School, III that scheme Is
1,d,t octpuy1ur the Intention Of the members,
~ ~ e@s'as'u" ~ les1 na.a,.. 1hpu'M.. i;s.,
Ihe SCHOOL u III 'omlIs'ilhS eolol.n1;
the sessibNs lasting from 10 0cloclt q. m. Until
1gtt,. every Saturday, ut No. % South Dcs-
1Iofmaa strctt, un,lcr fhn efIlctent jcadersbtn
:. 4,,s Dstet,,.. % ~ .ha f,,,;, T7,o s,ssinrs
" t!.n aant ~ ~ ai'o f,nh d,tur',nW Hrtio
a!e !iuI pItsn.E; Ma. -, .'i1 .I
ntofiS ot oais tn; III .,n nin!f ia ttara ~,
PE m iiS SnS yno ~ n'o. H. ,ocossor, ~ seru
pIonpt1s A. "oSi9ch it;+ ~ aot H. ill., ilecTSSS SnsS
lnsa oLs ib :WN14En MY 5.niso. .n,SJ n,,t
Wno ore inte ih.ss Mv ,tSS S ~ 1T, 4, IT.,
nas leeee s 9!iy y, paf'aA 1ue'' u III" ''o
scnnol ,A y chtsiea ,t,, VI. a,,.ais, a,;,, II,
iie acnoul y eeiaA!hy suegSs, ~, I'M ~
so,lsslnaainHi ~ eaeil poIt!9M q ihg WaIK ,a III
p1osIess, caia aexef tt ~ totgnttot " ttlrso WIZ
WIZ lGaIn 1'et., !muS EMILY " sunt''. i.M
E W2Fk ~ y ia1a III ., III m n t tG ,a safa =,
!oNs itS gHn KtnIy az IeHiItls tie tnaA ny
i.aik1. II molneis r. Tnna ,a ,,a aaop1 'nGnl ~
MalseIy Inlines " nip Piase ~ j., M1anet t,lst
Nut;su hnG!u.sGs, tmaM - Mnnttu M.ntu w 'Hnat W.
, 1880-01-17

my advice Or coincidence. fatter nysGlt
/ am equal to the occasion, unless my abtll-
iieved. Pcecavl Is term i hsve never. .Set
applied to MI. circumstances. Perhaps, liko
Gen. Taylor. AT, the kintl Of 9, fool flint Inns
not the faculty. OF knowing when lle or sho
III. Bs erookeiess @ G il j. tl,is, lie bo}lases
that constructiyely and opcrativcly, ny
kltchcn-stove 10 the counterpart Of THO BRICK
fireplace OF his ancestral halls, and when hc
elasion. j il may 30 on miaiatars scale, sa
the contingency Of the f1te-bbx Of a No. .
stove de'nai,ds, but It Ii nevertheless a Iark;;
log, and It stealns, steWs. and slzzles with NIL
ary predecessors. DO t NY mat!Y Nat l. I
fry fis pancnkcs OH tho cold hnlf Of the Krfn-
de, niue on the hot stAe, sat my cslSpt well;
cireies from his plate. ind elcsfalIy antici;
ratc tho setlttel In which shall linrN II 1iniltl
also, for stir UP the doscs hd must swallow
rs digcstiycs. Il wonder how many VII, SEQ
fot dbnut next week there wlll nppe1r SOME
thing like ltnlf an mere nf dissertations, px-
plantations, apologies, elahoratio1ts, disu'ltsl,.
tinns, theories, arguments. evolut1ons, anu
lnVOlutlon8 on the one ifllistrntltnl tlnyo
employed: Como one, comealL-thoro IS not
i woman In America whom Mature and OK
ptrtence has better fitted 10 receive Ill ahe
sha1fs y9Mf genius nr ,Et' ,a s,!pplE, .on, o,,,
Ol1fE kfIEtllt 3HN VIu lHG ltht VI $HUuf
htit fnr yotl Tits letter would llcynr lavn been
written. I wish you would send y1hf att-
slsrsa to 1'ox Len .taukso,l, Mich. have
rcasons for making. tho REQUEST.
l.. Il. 70 thosb who comprehend tho drift
Of tho hulk OF this letter wo,iid suggest rs
I'LL antidnte far their woes when tempted 10
ninkn additions to tho aggregate Of misery III
aud I,llesa And MIS-. Millock- -Cvatls :" Young
Mrs. lnrtllno" and fortIfy themselves against
| temptation.
Seriously a.,d solcmnly, only they will be
by tho Rcyelator when ILa said: "Thete nro
I uiey which hnyo come UP out Of much ttiD,l-
| lut!01l" Vcrbun snp, otc. 1(. \. W. u.
, 1880-01-17
1tDui.pKD IN III DrrTEIywEET.
II tha Etsttof Of TH4 Qk4eaoo Tribune.

,aous ~ m s"~1t nr's o. 1n M oa,sa'0 " 3t.oaM
tllii,g rattlchlar tn my to-day. just want to
sl1u III for one moment ia sev YOU nil, and
@ nar,nns nsk / 6ilssfIoi, III fwn. tIien XIX nv
a1ger;tlbs to yoli, and slip out again. -.
I feel ever W. guilty IN coming Without
t,il%ays % ST. s,isaus,sd. % d. sunuasa s Zeal ike
lha circus. ,..: ,,
II hdYeirt ai,y glngot-bread rcc1pos, NOR any
rehlt,tleS for weak I,i4us or. bashfuinesa. or
aiaa qnns'!so PGeSs; n,, wSta S!' Iaoas 3 f.
WHAT ato me seven WoMaefs, but lie WI!
prohably receive Information from DOZEN
utAeEt.. !. ~
I,.f,,. sfat;a s,s.h.s ,i',.is ~ s.'i;. S.i
oleiL tnao5 M"au at"uJs noes noo"t s'ktl1
, 1880-01-17
A GIRLS LETTER.
1f1tOTIfEn AND SISTER,
~ fha E4ftor nf Tha fhtAdnn TfEht.4A

Widen, H., jan. 9.-Well. here am,
like d poor relation, or y bad pclity. Obi
my esteemed fr1entl, thou knight Of the
quill, do not ornament thy benign phtz with
that waste-baskct smile, aud smother, I
prlthcc, III tho hour OF Its birth that stento-
ttan Sigh. which, coming from tito direction
1t does, might be tAken for harblnger Ut II
il0r' r'westur, thus causing my next neighbor
{who does not fentl "Ylco's Almannc'') to
borrow my new lolmnn md appropriate my
derby iii readiness for tho "hlizznrd." Out
Of consideration for YOU. Mr. Conductor, and
the members Of The Home, l'vc kept myself
"bo.tlcd up" as 1t wcre, fur somo time, md,
rs 2 natnral consequence, my spirits aro III
Gblto to Tho Home, hoping suiie ecoh0lnlc-
ally disposed Vc,son 1nNy seb tlt to preserve
nIe for fey. weeks longer.
Ut COURSE have q whole cntAlog .uf Erioy-
niost prominent ind numerous at Tits partic-
ulnr sehyOn; h1ld, like rheumatism. tru eBtju-
vtally Troublesome III wet weather.. ltl tho
first place, l belong to md am a part OF the
nntely this ID nota seasDnahlo Inconvenience,
1t lnAtA nli tile ypnr r0unt)t but rs over halt
tho world IS suffering froIl! tho sums cause.
with but llts1e or M hope ct y. change, can
county where i, rains III tho week Wlle'. it
gets started, and Invariably starts on the dny
| I,aYe M inyita.lon to take tlinhrr will, my
best fEialdt Whose !lafltlsolne brother Is ols
puti III accidentally ,luring lny visit And tl!o
mud, tic beautiful mud Deep as the plot III
a .lllie novel; profound as the s,nilo Of n
successful candidate tho tlny after olcct,un;
s naw eah eontritor ii tor sG Is er r. III iuto % its s,sta ]
road would lill II ,lea,l nnn witt, disgust. One
Elahre from lny window and tho ilicre ca'-
hi hour. On recoycry, | Mud myself qul'e
musis, lresdlng. lilo very pieturts Oh t{lo
wall wink and grin u tao Ii. lcrisnn. ,Tho
notes of ,'YM the Bluo danube ST ,n!lXel,
Dnullo" ai,i ''Oli ituf,trctl" " plnyetl OH lie
accordion, with u ttn-horn .accu,npnllnenL
/ Then beKtn tu tllhk lee.l something aHt-
stslitlai, anu try to rensi lierlMrt Ste'cer.
Wien, 10 my surIiri.e tlio suhte!'ees bcqtl d
| run In tngGther, Hnd. Instead II II. s. In Ills
pltjsald bERek and whlte ,g.lrl, sro AL oyhl-
siaped p9l.d, t.iHgttl with tlr3oplrg prAirh!
lis cfntren Mt!skrat <tist.. 0n eltsct, i:..
brother ll0lrs lanttng-suit mid rubber boats,
,S}kns slieS{e @ " n 1t @ 1s; q S,'l,a xks
When my .lay1lren!n llssnlyes ptncll lIlSScEi
0, The total .deEravlty of thu 4uilan rnct.
SS% NSW 5 thSss sacs Sh95 MD x HIM &Gssfsf r. y sy{ yq y
RrilWnllct:s, but It's after lle ll'ss warn ~,
cherished ,angs fur 4 lnoslslnctlu {his Is ii
M Interesting hsatc of carly lnfhllcy1, or user
ZIP all my el.n tia Cologne tu drown ttio scei!
retary and lsatl My letters froin dcar Aa
g,iHtlls, or C!tArlcs, 0r Harry, that t,lhce Ut
this roll Ut holipr. lily tho why, Augustus 4
g. u asFfmist aro tt!Fa SSssaSso e ny a a'ts'fos %
| bNYa,
, 1880-01-17

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ron 9os a : foigsof,," blt is co.Teot Us to Nos
1,os' 1'en, LOU, aud l,os: Thanks
"Tolygon," Tho Trionl,'' tho !" Yathgt,nt,," ana
"Elkhorn." lie also knows tho 'seahorso wass
seaho rsu," etc, in tho cryptogram.
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"Kanthry th was 1 1nsasss ] nni d @ few af tha traas
positions. TAe remainder wtru OK.
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h e. tsaKe S tsyes f aon pS,o S srS,s Ss e. r
of oeeh,o M burlington, Wis. could not ,n.ssror.
b'oI's nav .sotMsturG, asii fx,a,i It CorrretlJ,
IL" ia liz, tssrreot nd ID Nus. i.0T. l,QJs, nd
II. F., K, city, avafls hitnscf Of the earliest 2F
pottanityt9 ag.ltl r. Gonrigte nse sseHt tina,.
tto llrueat u tne iist.Ltno aMItiy nty, otrLantt
%, wtaiga stsst oo'hoFou s''eF'a puhzlofS' 4N""
'or eryW. RI, ..a,. 4,o +;.,, ,-o,n III,
uAetn. ih1t9n, ~. StoiS hng tt'o a.v id
wasks U',sf sHi bl II iare Tho ay founa ofIns
,; o;sS,,, a a!,r eocs o'' '"o fceoso ''
NJ 1s o. gts;asa si IT, g.. Pit h sS2 he TSs sss e..
pilzzlo IN th9 Hat to trlr h np was ne "kS2
iealia ana H. ~ fo9sets taas ;,3a,gou ~ Ill
"eeopt t'ian.4 for contributions. m -. {n,, +.
lcn, orna,, ~, ~ no s ho la I'M id.
ssae aAs as q i syss!
This aisc ia Tic o,.iy puzzle tiiiaua Wergd, snd
tnnso as,,t n m 1s,rrcrt =
pon,or. o.htn.h, via. solved 4hs ,,st under
ana gVS ner spaEv 9 tha, 10 Iosf uss
x!es Hoe OF ee"ss . ws 'sn.n an
ooninI9 ~ nrt aa. ',naCof3ir oA'
ohaplln8 heT u osAeep ip@esiuu].
Bcoova, Braitwoosi, ILL.,. starts on with The pss,, pr,
foot GROSS, nud carno pur0sa nothing In thy ~
that ho doos mt allsWor correctly saya8 pea't.
in0re. Much obliged for pu1xlna. ri
1,o.,a. fh.,rotrr nj at,uo TIM Ma,ttse