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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

Il Ia impossible 70 gerrymander a district
Ia England. but something very like 1t can
be done and Is about TO be done by the
Beaconsileld government. There are SIX
vacancies In the British Parliament con &C.
quent upon ak boroughs being dlsfranchised
for bribery. The Conservatives, who con-
troll Parliament. propose to distribute these
six seats among certain cities where they are
Ia a majority, and thus easily capture these
half dozen seats when the next general cleo
ton Ia held
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

The third term boom ID receiving an I'm.
petus Ia fsr-distant Russia. The St. Peters.
burg Nouosti, u prominent journal OF that
city, has learned all about American politics.
and proceeds to enlighton lts readers thereon
Grant will receive the Republican nomina-
tion, II declares, and will beelected President.
He will AZ once inaugurate q strong foreign
policy. looking to the annexation Of Mexico
or the latter piece Of news, the Noposti IL a.
sured aud DECLARES that Ulysses had an inter-
view with Beaconstleld, while he was In Eng.
land, on this subject, and obtained the Eng
lish premler's consent 70 his annexation
acheine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
"a " ~ I1OHN UMV Il
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish 81 Orleans.
tee 10 IN mb1 B12


mary Mahsr ". john Msalin. her HISS
E1yrn DISTRICT o Soatjnr yon TIE PAR
writ sl sess & me NO. dssso.sa y he Con
orable the Fifth District Court Tor the parish 81
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. will pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction. At the Merchants
tween Canal and Cnstom6ouss street,. ID t6s
Second Dlstrict Of this city. on thu H6OAY.
April !. 1880. at n O'Clock M. the following
dsrf ss cs Rs9 JsDyfD a HALF srERrsr
Of John Hanlin. defendant herein. In and TO Tho
csE asfs nor ~ GhaU 81 T situated
bounded by Esplanade. Trsme, Barracks and
on q sketch drawn By riis and Dspouiiy..
and annexed to an act in the once Of .Adoiph
Boudous1nie. notary. dated he fifteenth day 81
January. 1868. purporting TO be- sale Of pTcp-
5s r. IL esE e. sad s 4e.s
streets. and having. 70 American n,0asure
twenty seven fest one inch four lines front -
Barracks ~, strs.. IT.. tT nt,,s,ght fees seven
seventy four fest nine inches and one line II
dsuth and front or IRENE street, and fortT.
three feet In depth on thetide nearest 10 MaEa5a
has u further deoth, Of thirty. one f5et MIA
inches one lfne. With the use III an alley thxes
| feet Wide common TO said lot and 10. numhef
Two on satd sketch. toxether with III the build
etc. Said property was acquired By the Gojd
HAnl'n by purchase from G pAde Tibltar ~
Der act PASSED before Adolph Boudous4nie. late
January. 1885. and recorded In conve1ance
Office. book 81. folio IA.
Seize IT, the above suit.
j n. ALoEE dAUTHREAux.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans. |
mh1 q i5 20 70 ap1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

Irrtag Brother Key has just received re-
3xiase rrom the Senate Comm ittee on Appro-
rnanastne that he will not soon forget. The
aumnnassee has rejected the proposition 70 IT,
nsasa The star route grant to 81. 500. 900. and
hssN pcetixed . preamble to the House bill
acaASsng that the deficiency which the In.
asx&aea appropriation was expected to cover
wHAnsed by disregarding the law which
rsssAebss the expenditure Of money In excess
ss npprapTiations. 1t is probable that Mr.
Ksw xAA hereafter profit by the example Of
Ssnsseaxy Of the Navy Thompson, who keeps
aAesxpsnditures OF his department within tn
srrsrpriations. and has 80 conducted its al
s.asS as 10 merit the Endorsement Implied by
eae net that the Congressional committee
xIlrs him to make his own estimates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

A call has been issued BY n number Of
Southern Republicans Ia Washington for u
meeting In Chicago OF the Republican dele-
gates from the South several days before tho
convention assemblies 80 that they can discuss
the situation and determine upon some united
policy. The South will have 276 delegates In
the convention. the call prooeeds to say. and
can easily hold the balance Of power II It will
act together. Il IL not known exactly In
whose interest this call IL issued, but II IL sup
posed to be opposed to Grants candidRture.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
THr NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, MARCH 8, $780,

tAnt Developments may be expected. Thus
Gardens of Eden may spring up among ny
az they are spfinging up throughout the Old
World, and then who knows but we may see
the beginning 81 that Golden Age for which
the soul Of the Daniellte lpnseth. "ln the
Golden Age" says an explanatory tract Of
the sect, "the diet III man was fruit and grain,
and according to medical testimony, similar
diet would bring return of the Golden Age
In thnre dayr''
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

fexs, the Yankee State OF tho West. has
aaxmya leAned toward prohibition. Various
aW~s cuatrolling and contracting the sale 81
hsNor Aaa been passed from time to time,
AWa II ID now proposed to submit the question
seahe people cl the State whether they are
w sssor d the Maine liquor law or not. The
nAasspAry constitutional amendment has
pMssssl she Legislature, and will be submitted
NshN people At the next election. II 10 gem
srany Ahourht that II will be beaten.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
yuprcrAt ADvnmrJsn1GrETS.
susEmupp SALES.

Peter Mcesuin ". ssrs. EliAahsfe 0ehaa.
E,IvTH DISTRICT. COURT ron THE rAB.
- 4 b Of Ofleeas No. sul2-Hy ylrlss Of 2
wasnsot q EEK 6e ' f. b.r RI d Gssss NJ es
ss ssss;sssa Y ~ sh's !. s ssg!s
sSsues taest 9"na ssa
tGl s' sss. o. MSNbAY. March J. lsss. 81 u
o'clock m, the following described property. W
ALL THE RIoHy. TITLE AND INrEREgT
BeSaa wSaH y hshsrd psa aad /, ths
sueeeHsion n Richard gehap. deeeased. her
assn,9 Thoas seees zee M Bs ePsa.4
apa which saia ,eielest = ne asisadsa. eonsl
Tliubt 81 ownership. 90 willow Ia community ID
ths properly ,sit bg the !, dsesssea. asaMllfssa
sss sss afs's.s yfes s iss 9a
ss sp second plire d"s,s ier The parish u t:
he Ynos sneat Y ne psSssniE e
s as and 70 he follow plesss 81 y
sa s ssa ss Ss's ssd ass sss s
saine manner liable 10 The payment 81 the ono.
Asf p ots M YgzfnsYIa5}F 6R sunounp .,.ua..a
IN i6e Fourth District. Of this city. 1esi4aatsd
b.. The number four, of square number slevens
said lot tpeaHures sixty three feet eleven Inches
and two lines front on yhippewa street. betTssfa
u. Andrew and Josephine streets, BY one hun.
dred and III ~. nine fest sight Inches and lpuE
lines In depth, between parallel lines. Nnxlleh
measure being the same property which tho
late Rlchard Beban acquired BIZ purchase from
sthsg Kline apa ,hers ev 80. H.ssed RstoFs
this eity under Gate II Mex " dssg .,...x
In the said Fourth District of this city tlats city
81 Lafayette). and dsslK1atsd ~ The numRsr
ten, In the square bounded bv Josephine, 81.
Andrew. Chippewa ard Apnuhuatlop ilase Jsr.
sssyl s,tfeets, ~, y plan drawn ~ =. \. y ~
this city. on the twenty fourth daY pf june
1897 and deposited ia the once N !. y. OofYse
notary In this city Hs plan A; said lot measures
thirty. Test eleven lDehrs nve lines fropt or
paral lines. III Dne and ty. nine fsst.
end thirty one fset eleven inehes and i've Inns
In width Ia the rear. adjoining the lot number
nine. American lnsesure. ~ per said plan.
bsissd In the above suit.
4 t. ALOEE dAUTHHEAUx.
Civil sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
fck N ~ M tuhnA RE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

xMAsies Cornell, one cf the delegates from
Nsw York to the Chicago convention. IL only
aaehtesn years old. This fact Axgravates the
allaAt put upon Gen. Woodfotd who wanted
assesp The convention, by senator Conkling.
MAecves him an old grudgc. Woodford was
~ lsaAt fnll.fedged voter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

m n known that tho number Of office hold
nm IA thle country had increased over 400 per
sssA aimee the var. and that We have now
rSeF tnu,00o Federal officials. An Investigate
Enx rerSon who has etutiled stAtisties closely,
ID thMt exactly tsi, ab2. i07 IL paid these mon
reasay IN the way Of salaries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
~ T. i. ALuEE uAUTHHEAUx.
Civil sheriff of the Parish 81 Orleans.
0rH n ia ira tytku h i54e "a
Mrs. seraphlms Ianslsrg w. Dewitt Clims
ton Brown. 8tss

Mrs. sera phims Lanwlerg W. neWitt Cllms
=. r 1 psrnipE oe . gor yr.as a
writ oi iieti faeas, TO me directed b. the honor.
abls the Fourth District Court Tor The pagish d
esss ~ .et u cubic "a sie n thc ksrchsss
tween Canal and ouslomGouss !! stgssse. IA ~
SECOND District Of this city. ON WEDN G@UAYs
March u. 1870. at - o'oack m. the following de-
A' ThsIHH E9 3ps.ffA r tors or GROUND 10.
appertaining. sittiated IN the FIRST District 81
sr sn and Sssrs sssss "a
~ Patfi0ks Cemetery, end dssiknetHd ~ lOt1
numbers ton. eleven and Twelve. ana msasuf!nx
ifed and ninety. eight iest dsep % ths lins %.
s s ss n "ss es shs ~:
thirty fsgt front IN ,D.rnadottg strsst. ons hrs-
u lot nambsr ana ene hui a nd isy vs
feet EIGHT inches on The line. Of lot numbsf
txelve; and Icy number Twelve. tnsAsnflaa
anlrs ia sqa ssss n. essp .
the .iae q -. number INT slsys9 and or hNndfsd
ward Palmyra street..
HsiSed In the above suit.
Terms and Conditions This being the seepnd
pi,ely aaiadg9sisd y ths hix1sss md IT,. bld4cr
81 ssasns e ssae ia essa @
on tSs propsrts sold until .dnsl psyFsnts Bsl4
pay 70 eash ths amount Of .priutin9. sheriff
dollars. aqa. ia1therm1re. tie ss.ts., parish .nd!
CIV, ns.;,s 4 w s3 S5,'.s 4 Sgi..,.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

1fsss held. ", the placc 81 shermAn's resi-
s&enae. v for him, and his friends claim that
Ae N reasonably sure Of two or three Ohio
AswaH. This being the case. A Ia TO be expected
aAaA AAe Sherman movement will now take q
NVeA mart tt Ii hlrh time,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

xssxw two months debate on the revision Of
sAs rales. the House has finally finished this
ampsxtAnt work, and can now devote itself TO
,csAsr matters. particularly to tho passage Of
aAe appropriation BILLS, which are In very
Backward condition for this time o. the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

The NEXT State which holds convention
- sasut delegates 10 the Chicago convention
aeTkras. sud II IL extremely likely that Grant
mssl gct this delegation also. All the county
sssrsatee elected 10 the convention 90 far are
- r6s~~>ca
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
FOR RENT.

EsOR RENT-TWo HOUSES on THE CO..
n ner OF Race and Chippewa streets oppnsf
Annuneiation Square. Have just been mi
perfect order. wi b newly paysd yards, net q
tern, new fences. new wood and wash houef
parlors. and everything 10 tbs most oon 81
order. These houses Will be rented loW 81
good tensat- Cars gn srh hoon en- syyrY dys nj
100 Canal etTook) Ses1f
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

C0nEsrssman Dc La MAtyr. the balance of
vcwsr man lii the Indiana delegation, has
Asxn rcnominated by reclamation by the
asfesMA,Aekere Of the Indianapolis District.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
sYnurAn uOrrUrs.

NWttcs Ii hereby given 10 the publIc that
viii not be Responsible for any DEBTS e0tls
iEation. W. n, VAUDEVILLE,
New Orleans. March d issO. tnh1 sts
notice. new orleans. February -.
ieeo-.rhs Doard Of Pilot Commissioners will
meet at the Association Hall. Southwest Pass.
on WEDNESDAY, March VI, 1880 Tor the pur-
pose of examining applicants TOR pilot commits
sions. II. M. WILSON.
Chairman Board Of Oommiss Ioners.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

capture Uonkie that night, and the lombard.
ment wAs carried on by him until the house
WA demolished. For thls offenss Uonkle goes
10 the penltentiAry for four years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

The aulnine men are assembled ID force III
Washington. and are pressing Congress to re-.
store the duty on the Importation Of tho at.
ticle. They argue that whereas the price wae
% 30 TO % 10 before the duty was removed
and 10 now % 40, II Ii evident that the people
have received little benefit from The renewal
of the import tax. They do not argue, how.
ever, that the revenues have decreased be.
cause the tan has been removed, for the SLIM
ple reason that the government received TIC
revenue from this source, no qulnine having
been imported for several years, AT least II
any large quantity. A firm In Philadelphia
has had monopoly of the manufacture and
sale u quinlne ID this country, and 30 regu.
lated the ptice that IA long AZ the import duty
remained unrepealsd the article Wac sold fol
triiie below what II could be purchased fol
abroad and imported, In this way tho firm
speedily amassed colossal fortune. The
legitimate profits 81 these American manu-
facturers was increased because Ok the duty BY
just the difference between 10 ~, the present
prlcs Of quinine. and 10 ~, the price before the
duty was removed. This difference comes on,
OF the pockets Of the people, and Congress
would do we'll 10 bear this fact III mind and
pay no attention 10 the quinine lobby.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

O'KEEFE-On Sunday. March :. $780,. ut
years. a native Of County Westmeath. Ireland.
Her friends and acduaintances are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral. which will
take place from her late residence, No. 17s South
Franklin street. This Monday Morning. at 10
o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

Asa the Republican members Of the vlr-
nlsh aAyislAture but two voted FOR the Rid
Alehasr~r or Reputation bill,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
= 1Aw M tNlf Ssotee, cloudy and tdfN,
Sss,ewvd by clearing weather, rising bavom.
aAw. rcidev north 10 Mest Mfmds.


A6sApMxY or MUblu-"UNonn DAN'r,"
4 1fMsHNusM From JARVIS sEur,oN.
~ M. b. Aiaco~lev and Cbmedv Cbws-
4Ems.
ssMAkD OPERA HOUSE "itoMno AND
1wtssr." BY Mtss Nelson ind Dvamutt,
&asmraMx
WtKNNEwALD HALL = "ARr IhbusTRA-
rassws," BY ltuf. a, II. CtoN,cetl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

The thlrtl-term syndicate which has boon
working In favor Of the nomination Of Grant at
Chicago has been somewhat disappointed by
the postponement Of the Illinois convention
10 May II. The third-termers felt reliably
sure of the delegations from New York, Penn
sylvania and Illinois. Their policy was to
call the conventions In these Mates at AZ early
a date as possible. AMI 10 elect delegates In
stfucted Tor Grant With the 1853 delegates
from these three States to lead of Grant
boom. they thought that the other States
would naturally drop into line and their
cherished Huheme--R unanimous nomination
Of their candidate Oh the first ballot be
achieved. The scheme worked well until the
other day, when the illinois part Of the enter
prise fell through, the Grant men failing TO
secure tho early convention In that State
which they desired. Such. ut least. IL the
Hefald's view Of the situation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
NOTICES Or SPECIAL ACTS.

N0ttse Ot special Act.
+ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. IN ACCORDANCE
l. with Article ~ OF the constitution, that / will
INTRODUCES nm aot lii tho GENERAL Assembly 10
establish Board ef Flour inspectors for this
city and port OF New Orleans. and amendatory
LAMBERT FRANZ.
Member OF tho House of Rspressn attvss from
the Third Ward. City OF New Orleans.
fatl I'd MIN A Il 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

Netlge- Metropolitan savings ANA pledge
bank, No. . Uhaytres street Patties having
vslnables pledged 10 this institution upon
which the interest lH past due are heteby. ngtl.
qed to pay all arreAfHFes on or before MON.
falture aud sale. LEWIS FIbHEL.
fslb I'm Appraiser.
n n ~ 1lnAMl tNvANTNp IN WALL
VAV ~ VAVVV street Stocks makes. for.
ina sys5 on xr soobsz sn s9 .Rsarr
srS. ~ wall street, n. !. ApSs lvDAW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
w AN n.
nusUnLs.An sOujs WANTS.

WANTED = ALL PERSONS TO ii
w know, who are suffering fromEM4
Germs or Bunions. that DR.. MuNPHYV7
can give instant relief, without pain, IsA
nj bis ONCE. No. ~ CANAL STREET.
nhT lin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
LEGAL NOTJCEa.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
IHH OF ORLEANS.
r. v. HITCH. vs.. HIS CREDITORS mo
1850.

r EFT THE CEssION or THE PROPERTY
!. - Of tho tnsclyent y, Y. Hitch be acceptsd for
his creditors DO held before Andrew Hero. Jr..
notary public. on FRIDAY, March u. 1850. at II
O'clock q. NJ. after duo advertisement. and nc
cQrding to Inv. nll ths creditors being residents
OF this parish; and lot hll proceedings against
his person and property he stayed.
New Orleans. February ~. 1850.
tbigned) w. II. ROGERS. Judge.
true COPY:
JNo. !. HANNAH. Deputy Clerk.
fe1B m 8 ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

Piano Tunlng.
a. sA FOR PIANO r TUNING BEST WORK
DlsOV At tso Magazine street. y. LEIGH.
Uoiree Pianist. moist
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
Notice Of special Act.

NOtl0e Ut special Act.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE ~ or
l. the constitution Of this State hereby Rlvs
notice that win apply 10 the Legislature for
tho passage Ut nm not 10 give the New Orleans
City Railroad Company the right 10 construct \
OrleBqs Oapal. n. WHIT.
President New Orleans City Railroad Company.
fet0 rs ph2 - 10
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned Will apply 10 the Legislature
for u law to provide him payment Tor work and
material on gus fixtures In the btate. House. In
the amount Of t7d2 10.
feB Ia 40 26 mhgH WILLIAM TOOHEY,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08
Occupants fur ueeOs

w ANTED = GENTLEMEN DESIRING
w rooms aud board. or rooms alone. 10 q
pheasant family wv ~ ssresae,y
In French IL desired. mha Nv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

Clerks, AAlests1cn, etc.
VNyANTED-AN EXP ENOED DRY
w goods salesman aad stock keeper TO 10 "
the country Address W.. tha osYaca n1h7 At
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

Notice ut special Act.
r1NHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE
u thnt he will Apply to the General Assembly
payment Of tho sum Of e1ets ~, balance duo
him for services ~ bsrgennt-at Arms, etc. oil
the House Of Representatives OF Louisiana Ia
1879. .. recognized BY Judgment Of the Supreme
Court In suit No. 7217.
fe20 10 mh4B1A1 y. II. WYNNE,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

Notice.
n SHALL APPLY TO THE LEGISLATURE
l. for charter TO sell lottery tickets by whnt Ii
known M the "nerman Lottery Company
fs7 Ia 10 40 mhaa g. n. FALk ENHTEfN.
, 1880-10-15
The Seven Bibles.

The seven bibles of the world are the
Koran of the Mohamedans, the Eedas
OF the Scandinavians, the Try Pitikes Of
the Buddists, the Five Kings of the
Chinese, Che Three Vedas of tSe Hin
docs, the Zendavesta and theScriptures
Of the Christians. The Koran is the
most recent Of these seven bibles, and
not older than the seventh century Of
our era. 1t is a compound of quota.
tions, from the Old and New Testa-
ments, the Talmud and the Gospel Of
st. Barnabus. The, Eddas Of the
Scandinavians were first publisher in
the fourteenth century. The Pitikes Of
the Buddists contain sublime morals and
pure aspirations; but their author lived
and died in the sixth century before
Christ. There is nothing Of excellence
in these sacred books not found in the
bible. The sacred writings of the Chi
nese are called the Five Kings, King
meaning web of cloth or the warp, that
holds the cloth together. They contain
the best sayings Of the sages on ethico.
political duties of life. These sayings
cannot Be traced to period higher than
the eleventh century B. G., The Three
| Vedas are the most ancient books Of The
Hmdoos,, and it is the opinion Of Max
Muller, Wilson, Jackson and Whitney
and they are not'older.that eleven lEsns
turies B. G, The Zandevesta Of the
Persians is the grandest of all sacred
books next ito the bible Zoroaster
Iwhose, say yings;l j \ contains, was born in
! the f2th century before Moses .liYedand
wrote bis Pentateush fifteen centuries
BIC, and that has. q clear margin of
500 years older than the most ancient Of
tfe'mest sacred writings EA
, 1880-10-15

;Gsg EEF gsT &s9 aaE-S rvt-2
, 1880-10-15
The Tramp and the Banker.

A man having all the attributes
of a tramp 49, bedragglsd garments,
vrsbayen and unshorn, stepped briskly
into Titusville bank, and approaching
4bn M cashiers window, said: Hfb m fB
nHope 1 amt too latef s4E 8
nToo late tor what ?a III 9'4 Sa
"You haven't; closed the vaults yet,
have your ,-s =.
"What's that to you e said the cash
ier, as he glanced over to where the pls,
tols lay. - =, =
UYou see Iwantto borrow FIVE or
Ten to tide me oyertill / reach Cincin.
nat"
"We have no money to lead%
oYes, but you have though, when you
know who / aln. 1 am delegate to
the Bankers Convention at Saratoga.
Read an elaborate paper before the Con.
yention on the Rise and Progress Of the
Bank of England with a few off:hand
remarks on the coming crisis in Ameli,
can finances
Gin your own case the crisis seems to
have arrived" suggested the cashier, s
"In point of valuable information to
bankers, my payer takes rank ahead of
that submitted by Secretary, Sherman" +"
"We are not lending money now, at
ALL"
"I'm right in from the big convsp.
tion," continued the stranger, untouched.
nMade slight miscalculation as to ex-
pense money, and found I'd be sobliged
to drop off at Titusville, and ask yor for
.aV. I don't mind IL, however, as 7 all:
ways had desire to visit your beauti.
full little city and meet soms % yodr
solid men," Ga Eysw Se@
"Perhaps shoulaSEavs toldSyoasSo-
fore the vault is closed"
'of course y0p ihayss A. asaTsgiH e your
,pocketp yR s $s
mo" wI Msssw ~ stta
"Well, then, two will do"
"Haven't dollar about ,me,| a w ~.
"Say fifty cents, theh9 j. .A.LAlA.
The cashier said he didn't have it.
.asls ~e.a's de il a tass''rs''HTAM 9NIN]2
'Make it dime =
'1'll not make it AIRED cent, said the
cashier, as he moved about bis business
"Oh, you won't. won I yon ~ sex-
claimed the stranded banker, as hs
hitched up his folorn pantaloons, danced
about and made feint TO spring through
the little window. "IgI I had you Out
would teach yoissome The shsnites
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