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LECTURES TO-NIGHT.-At UniOn-Station
Methodist Episcopal church tonight Rev.
II. &. Cheltham will deliver a lecture en-
titled every Inca a Man" The theme
suggests broad and interesting field, and
the reverend gentleman will doubtless make
it very entertaining.
\ free temperance lecture will also he de-
liyered tonight at the BrOad.Stree MethO-
dist Episcopal church by Miss Frances L.
willard. president Of the Christian Wo-
mems National Temperance Union. The
teachers Of the city have been especilliy
invited.
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CONFIRMATION AT MONUMENTAL CHURCH.
The services at Monumental church last
night were of deeply.interesting nature.
Bishop Whittle delivered sound and logical
discourse. taking for his text the Sth and
9Th verses of the second clApter OF PauPs
Ep.tle TO the Ephe>ilns, after which he adj
ministered the solemn rite OF coniirmatiOn
to 2S clndidaies-1G ladies and II gentle
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VO INVESTORS.

WE OFFER For SALE THE FCLLONlSG'
SFiIki1ltS:
10000 CiTN OF RICHMOND EIGHT PER
CENT BONDS;
5000 CRY OF RI'ihOND SIX PER CENT.
EDND>;
$1,000 CITY or RICHMOND FIVE PER thh q.
BONDS:
10000 PtCHND\p AID AILiGHkNl HAii.-
ROAD ~tNt\ PEE (tNT BONb-;
10000 RICHMOND MD DANNlLLE TX pLk
CENr GOl.D BONDS.
5000 WESTERN NORTH tAROLINA RAii-
ROAD SLNEN PER CENT. BOHpr,
80 600 VIRGINIA IEN-FO3Ti BONDS;
20 coo VIRGINIA PEtLEE BONDS.
W. buy and sell o.hor bond. aud stocks On cnul-
mi siou. DAVENPORT y 90.
mh 4 81 Stock Br' hers, | i3 Main Siivtt.
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SUPREME COURT, YESTERDAY. .-PiXley
ais. Us. Roanoke Navigation Comps
Argued by Judge J. a. Meredith for ah|
lanis and w. =. Henry, Esq, for appel,
and submitted.
Salmon rs. Roanoke Navigation ca
pany. Argued by Judge j. A. Mered
for plaintiff and W. w. Henry. E:q.,
defendant in error, and submitted.
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". ELLYsOS y co., advertising agent. insert al
vcdisnmeus IN all Of the newspapers Of he United
states a, publishers rate. Orders left a. the Dis.
0atch c0an,ng.room VIII receive prOmp; atom
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL IROCJIEs will stop a
Cough by directly relieving the irritation Of the
Throat. and win rot disorder the stomach like
courh-syTups. 25 cents box.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A sTOSECCTTER GAINS HIS SUIr.-The
Circuit Court was occupied yesterday with
the trial OF the case OF Joseph W. Davis rs.
the Richmond Granite Company. II ap-
pears that Mr.. Davis, a stonecuiter, in Au-
gust, 1880, was employed by the Granite
Company In cutting monument.caps. and
while engaged upon very fine and difficult
piece OF work he accidentally Clipped off 4
piece of the stone, which defaced the same.
The plaintiff claimed that the company in.
structed him TO patch the broken stone, and
that when they bad shipped il to the parties
ordering, and they Uhe partits North re-
fused TO receive II because 1t was not the
color they had specified, the company re-
fused to pay him for his work, alleging that
the flaw he made had ruined the sale. The
defence went 10 show that the work was
accepted only on condition the parties Or
deiing would be satisfied; that it was re-
fused, and, according to the agreement en-
tered into between the company and Davis,
the latter forfeited oil right to the remunera-
ton be claimed. The jury brought in a
verdict for the plaintiff, fixing the amount
of damages at sS4.05 with legal interest
thereon from the 10Th day OF Angu.t, 1880.
when the bill for that amount was due.
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TIE MOZART THIS EyENING.-Owing TO
the bad weather OF last Thursday evening
The programme for that occasion will be re-
peatcd this evening. and is as follows: Over
ture, Fra Diayolo," (Auber) orchestra !:
solo soprano, Il Must Sing" (Taubert.)
Miss Hammer; piano solo, Grand Valse de
Concert, Tito Mattei.) VI. f. Brooks, Of
Savannah: a, Traumerei," (Schumaun.)
b, "Swedish Wedding March," (Soeder-
MANN orchestra; solo soprano, Welcome,
Pretty Primrose" (Pinsuti,) Miss Hammer :;
duo. clarinet and cOrnet, with 0rche'tra,
Won Kak,) MeS>rs. JardeIIa and Beier; pot
p0urri, " Martha lFlotOw,) orchestra.
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HUSTIXGs COrET.-In this court yesterd
Arthur diiaS Booby Ferguson was trit
for assaultng and wounding James Sala
derS. The jury found him guilty, and
was sentenced to ninety days in the eli
Jail and to pay fine OF 800.
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GENERAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER {
COMMERCE THIS EVENING. An adiournt
meeting Of the Chamber OF COMMERCIAL
he held at their rooms, 9l2 Main street
evening at o'clock, for the furtberl
sideralion of the proposed amendmenl
the constitution looking to rotation in 4
OF the members OF the Board OF Direc;
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siMuoNS LIVER RtGaLAiOR.

pRINTERS, sHOEMAkERs' TAlLoRS'
AND ALL WHO LEAD StDENTARY LIVES,
WILL FIND RELIEF AND CUREF
CONsTIPATlON, DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
bY taking this
SMILE, HARMLESS VEGETABLE COM
POUND.
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DIRECT FROM NEw CRLEASs-'he best 5-'ec
CIGAR iu America, AZ CHRIs STAN & WHITES.
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SAVE MONEY by having your lr!nlug done a. The
DIseATCH -pRiNTING-IlOUSE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was raw,
rainy, and clustering.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 80 {;
0 A. NJ, 43; noon. AZ; 8 Z. NJ, As; r.
NJ, a.; midnight, 4S.
Mean temperature, A D 6.
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4ithmcnd 1ispatth..
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1881.

ss- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
ts LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Tits EXrECToRANT

,,,,,,be YOU TO raise the ph'egm' cause pleasant
49,. and vou will wake in The morn'ng' Vo"E"
soa,s. hugs working freely aud or,',n"S ,~sS
e preventive and cure for Group Sna rIn~I" e
- Sod by druggists in 25c. aud VI bottles
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK
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HoRSFoRD's ACID PHOSPHtrEtsu,efliu iu Sory-
ous Headache. Beware # limitations.
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BRIEF ITRMS.-IG the Central PreS6yte-
rian for this week there is an eloquent tri-
butte to the memory Of the late Mrs. DIR.
Brown from the pen OF Rev. DR.. lioge.
CARRIER will shortly occupy The store in
the Shafer building corner OF Tenth and
NJ
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
States, fair weather during THURSDAY,
norlhwesterly winds, stationary or higher
temperature, aud rapidly rising barometer.
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w EANTED. 4 MAN To GO IN THE
W COUNTRY who understands milking rows
and can tend small garden. Apply to
GEORGE VI. WYATT,
office Old Dominion steamship Company.
NH lU-2ts ROckrils
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lrntered at the Pos,-onice at Richmond, Va' as
sccond-class mattcr.I
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

Ef5- on an sales Of Real Estate MA le bct"etG The
lsi ot January aud last of June the taxes for The
prescnt year have 20 be raid bJ the sdrollser. OF
All s1le5 made bet the l., OF July and last OF
The year the taxes have - te paid by the seller
lIhi> Cu3'om was adopted about nilteu Ncf. ago
hy all The real estate agents IN RlchWouci dui "p
ples t. Richmond and S.cinuY.I
ROBERT H. LYSE, | y. ", lrus'e''s sac Of thrfc-
story brick store 1851 Main street. and brick
fcpcnent on The northeast corner u M"4isoh
and Narsh hall streets.
LAS. MACDOUGkLIn 10 \. W.. stock Of linr1re,
I stoves. timers tools, phaolon. horse, harness,
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WE>TPHALIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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s0a RERT.

nor RENT, A SMALL FRAMEm
IL STORE AND DWRLLlNG, on the north Nj
eas, corner of Broad aud Nuniord streets contain
ing three rooms besides siorei all IN niee ORDER.
Appiy 10 n. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent aud Aacionesr,
NH s-3t Eleyeath aud BanA streets
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The effect of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR


STOMACH, LIVER, AND KIDNEYS
i- prompt and eheciga'. Taken in doses Of half a
Tablespoonful! after each neal it viii establish
Icaslar habit of hOdy, fce alike from constipation
a. lsNiiy, will not interfere with bu iness, and the
liueour. depression, and nervous debility which are
inevitable suits of Indigestion, bihou>ness, and an
irregular habit of tody will cease.
"FbiIORINL.-Wc have tested is virtues per-
soNailN and Know that for DYSPEPSIA Biiiousi tSs,
auI Throbiuc Headache II j. The bost mediciac the
world ever saw. We have tricd forty other relne-
Ole. before simmons Liver Regulator but none of
them -aNe O.. more than temporary relief but The
Regulator not only Te ieNed. bui cured us.-EdUOr
T,'tgrNph ami Messenger. Macon, Gd.'
}. II. XElLIN K CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Purchasers .hOuld he careful 10 see that they get
tHe GENUINE, manufactured oniy by }. III. ZEILIN
q co.. PM Geluhia.
SOLD HY ALL DRUGGISTS.
f. s-dcOdSwtAu20
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VIRGINIA JowLs a:
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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WANTED, a SOBER. INDUSTRIOUS
W MANAGfR ON 4 FARM, near Rich10nd.
None OheIs need apply. l.. NJ. '.
Inlf H-ytt
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Coupons PAYABLE at Martinsve, with arspge-
ment made rO pay at Danyille. These cOu.ons are
receivable Tor county dues and taxes.
Rate OF county tsxrtion, % cents on the 500.
>iuking fund 10 retire these bonds, per cent per
annuD.
The Board of Supervisors are empowered bY 'he
Legislature (act - March 81, 1879 so levy any
amount necessary To- meet any subscription voted
by the people II Henry to this railroad. Length of
road, 40 mcs Grading ucarly done, and portion
Of The track tad.
These bonds are $500 aud $1,000 denominations.
This county, as To- rs debts. has sh)wl i',-.f
strictly debt i-paying At the close Of the war the
county had 500 600 iu bond, outstanding, with n
ero.t for several wears back. The county paid The
back interest with inl,Test on the coupons. These
Dond became due In 1873, snd the county paii she
whole leyyiug $4,000 of It in one year. The
county Is free from debt save his $40 600, Watch
deut amounts 10 one twentieth part OF IFS assessed
values. In other word, Il owes ! Tor every SO lt
owns.
We inow 0f DO bonds more ~ sirlbie than tl g.
NJ the gwen price aud present them ~ the jgdy-
ment ~ investors wilh confidence In their solveacy
and promp,HesS.
my 10 Il s. W. DAVIES & go.
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WANTS.

WANTED, s DRUG.CLERk WITH
w iomc experience. not afraid to work. Ad-
e.c 3 DRUGGIST, DiSDGtci Office. NH lO-lis
WANTED, $50 TO POO ACRES DRY,
W HILLYLANDin Albersrle or Nelson county
nr'r railroad station. address GIN, Dtspdtch
o'hCe Richmond. Va. NH lO-3t
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LECTURES.

r ECT L r f
Il AT UNION-STATION
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
ny
RYyu. G.. CHEATHAM.
THIrRsDAY EVENING, MARCH lO,lesi,
At O'CLOCK.
suliec, EVERY fNCH MAN.
Admission. rs cests. tickets purchased ior lnes-
day evening Lecture good for The Lteiare illtks'
nay EVENING. uH "
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rEO PIANO.FORTEDEALERS MUSIC
Il AND BOOKSELLERS WANTED, by a
Young mau who Is thoroughly acquainted with he
music husintss, 4 POSITION AS SALESMAN
OK tLEEk-'sa good performer. ana has a know
ledge oi tuning. Can give highest references. sal.
ar, no object u q permanent position be offered.
Address Box 1. care i.is Office. NH 90 >
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MISS FRANCES L. WILLARD. Presi-
vi den; OF he Chrisiiaa Woqen3 Natlonal TEN
perance Union, will dellv FREE LtCl ukh On
ihts subject az The lecture room OF tie BROAD
STREET METHODIST CHURCH AZ 7;3O ocoek
on MKT THURSDAY hYkNlNG. Tue ieaeher'
OF the city haze been especially Invited. ,..
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WANTED.

" ED. a SITUATION By A
w YOU NJ MAN who has had experience Ia
"u'he' tboih as saesInSS and book keeptr. Would
peer situation IN a Wh0 %ssle or retail house. fOT
~ o,ais apply at SHERIFF : OFFICE. over
~ z .sisiD street NH s.3t
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FINANCIAL.

Amount outstand-
ing. being total
debt Of couniy....s 10000 60
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u,DOpIc FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FRCir LAXATIVE,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-05
A Connecticut Romance.

Al inside chapter of the fashionable
Skinner Roberts wedding here Is Of IN
terest, rs showing that worth is some
times valued equally With wealth in this
Gland Of steady habits. The bride,
Miss Florence c. Roberts, is the dau9h-
ten Of MIR. Ebenezer Roberts, a wealthy
merchant, whose fortune is estimated ct
a half million or better She was pet
child, had everything that wealth could
command, aud was belle Of the place
Mr. Skinner was q student at Trinity
College, where he first made her ao-
quaintance. He was of good family Of
Malone, n. Y, but IN moderate ciroun-
stances only. That he would ever aspire
to the hand Of Miss Roberts would, at
the time, have been secuted as impossi-
bic. He was young man OF real worth
and sterling integrity. These qualities
were noted by the lady, and her father
showed toward him very friendly feel
ings. After bis graduation he went 10
the mining regions Of the We6t ia search
OF fortune, but, like many other young
men, made failure. During his alb
sepce he meintsined a correspondence
with Miss Rolooyts and finally proposed.
He YVES accepted, and Mr.. Roberts, in
stead of intcrposing my objections, WINS
governed by his own Judgment and the
wishes OF mis- daughter, Rnd gave his con-
sent. Further than that, BE wrote 70
young Skinner to come to Hartford, and
gave him a position with the wealthy
FIRM OF Keney s Roberts.
Tire wedding followed within a lev
months, and Mr. Roberts gave Tire young
couple a splendid start In lie. lie could
not well take an inexperienced young
man into the firm, nor give him a snlary
out Of proportion to the subordinate pO-
sition he filed, but ne make liberal pro
vision otherwise. a residence was p'IF-
chased for the young couple at q cost Of
$40, CO. and richly furnished It is also
understood TINT the fathers wedding gift
was q check fer 500, GOO, with the IN
Outstanding that the money be invested,
and the income used in aifordjng o style
Of living and tho Injuries to which Miss
Roberts has been accustomed during her
girlhood Letter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-05
Spontaneous Continuation.

"That animal bodies ere liable to
spontaneous combustion, says Prof
Weissman, "is a fact which was we'll
known to the aneients May cases
have been adducod as examples, which
were no doubt merely cases of individ-
uals who were highly susceptible "a
strong electrical excitation. 4 certain
gentleman, known to the professor, on
u cold, keen winter night, retired to his
chilly sleeping-room. He had worn silk
stockings over his wooden ones during
the day. On undressing for bed, as he
drew of his silk stockings, nc heard
sharp, cracking noise, but paid no
special attention to it. In the morning,
on looking for his stockings, he found
them consumed to ashes, without having
set fire to the chair on which they were
laid. Still more wonderful and awful h
the assurance that the wife of DR..
Ifeilas, physician TO the late Archbishop
OF Toledo, Spain, emitted infammabIe
persplration Of such nature that when
the ribbon she wore was taken from her
and exposed to tho cold air It instantly
took FIRE, and flashed with sparks ot fire
like lively " Roman candle And
Prof. HGfmester, In the " Berlin Trans
actions, 1875, records a case OF the
same nature respecting peasant, whose
linen took fire, whether 1t was laid up in
a box, when wet or hung up in the open
AIR. A case Of this kind recently 90
CURED at the abattoir IN Jersey CITY.
During The recent spell Of hot weather
one OF the workmon threw on his blue
linen blouse, smoking with I,erspiration.
It was hung up in the iee-house. Ia
few minutes it burst into q corruseation
Of sparks and literally consumed itself.
One OF the most remarkable cases of
spontaneous combustion on record is that
of the Countess Comelia Zanpari and
Bandi, Of Cehena, Italy. The lady, who
was IN the slSty-second year of her a1a.
retired to bed IN her usual health. Here
she spent about three hours ia familiar
conversation with her maid and in saw
ing her prayers, and, having at last fall
en- asleep, the door of her chamber WIS
shut. AS the maid was not summoned
at the usual hour she went into the bed
room 10 summon her mistress, but, re-
ceiving no answer, she opsued the
window and saw the corpse on the floor
III the most dreadful condition At the
distance of four feet from the bed there
was heap of ashes patt of the body
WAS half burnt, the stockings remaining
uninjured; most Of the body was re-
cnced 10 ashes The MP IL the room
was charged with floating SCOT (aIsiinal
carbonA The bed was not iniareSl
From az examination OF all the circsiIn-
stances Of the case il was general yssaf)-
posed that an internal combustion had
taken place THAI tho lady had risen
from her bed 10 cool herself, and that on
the way 70 open the windoR the COM
huston had oyerpowerel Ter and con-
samed hen body by. s. process IN which
no flame 4as produced which could ig-
rite the tsrniture oel tife floor.
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Afghan Etiquette.

An Afghan never receives uncercmOni-
Gus calls. The visitor must send few
hours' notice Of his intention. BE ia
then received IT the door by some conf
dental retainer on retainers, md CON
Quoted through M open courtyard to the
foot of ride, winding staircase, which
leads first 10 an uncovered landing, and
thence 20 tho ordinary reception room or
balcony of the proprietor. Here he is
received by the host IN person, and con-
Quoted with every mark of courtesy and
respect 10 small row of chairs, the use
Cd which Grticle of furniture seems to
be general IN good society in Cabul, and
TO have quite superseded the carpets and
felts which sNtis6ed on c1Ser pen
Grafton. After q few words of welcome
and inquiries in a set formula after
health ON both sides, tray of fruits usu-
ally appears, and Is placed upon the
carpet 1T the feet Of the visitors. The
fruits ere followed by the tea-tray, and
cup Of hi9hly-sweetened green tea,
without milk, is placed before the Wis
itor. The conversation Is then carried
on with more or less spirit on the ordi-
nary bGpics of the day, and here, if the
visit Is merely formal one, the inter
view comes to an end and the visitor is
conducted to the door with the same
formality aud courtesy with which he
was received. If, however, a confiden-
hal interview is desired, the attendants
are requested 80 withdraw.
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TIE London city Press, remarkina
upon the amount of labor and ingenuity
expended upon the production Of Bank
of England notes, states that they are
still made, as for generations past. from
pure white linen cuttings only-never
from rigs that have been worn-and. so
carefully is the paper prepared, that even
the number of dips into the pulp made
by each workman is registered on a dial
by machinery, and the sheets are care
fully counted, and booked to each per
son through whose hands they pass.
The printing is done by most curious
process-secret of course-witIin the
bank building; there is also an elaborate
arrangement for providing that no note
shall be exactly like any other in exist
ence, consequently there never was a
duplicate of any of the banks notes,
except By forgery. It has been said that
tho stock of paid notes for seven years is
about $4,000. 600 in number, and that,
placed in pile, the mass would be eight
miles high, or, il joined end to end, would
form a ribbon 10, 600 miles long.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-05

PROFESSIONAL etiquette Is carried to
an absurd extent among the physicians
OF Toronto, 1t would seem. A merchant
IN that city was seriously III, a certain
doctor prescribed for him, and, after his
departure a second disciple of flsculll-
Plus was summoned. The first came
again, lenrned oE the Visit OF the second,
refused to DO anything mora III the case,
and vert sway. The second doctor then
called, was told Of the first employ1nent
Of the other. declined to act and went
away too. The unfortunate merchant
accordingly died. The newspaper which
publishes this story heads Il Etiquesas
Run into the Ground, bat the patient
seems to have been the one run into the
ground.
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de called bimsel Colorado Jack,
and looked ike he might be bad man
TO handle. He Ass up for drunkenness.
g Do yea plead guilty or not guilty p
asked the Recorder.
e ION don try q man for murder be-
fore the inquests are held do you? Don't
Won take lae around first to the under
takers shop TO identity the remains?
That's what 1 have been accustomed to
in Colorado"
Whit remains? What inquest"
" OF the policemen who tried to arrest
me.
You didn't kill any policemen.
% Well don Z eou wait to see the re-
suit Of their wsunds before you try me?
Don't You take their aute-moTtems and
have them identifying me as the tornado
that struck EN-? as a general thing they
die before they can be taken to the hos
pital. "
. don't know what you arc talking
about. You were arrested and bros<ht
to the lookup by a little sick tailsSon
Galveston avenue, who was disturbed by
your hOwling.
''Oh, well, that's ill right. At first
was afraid l had disgaced myself Any
citizen can arrest me with immunity
Civilians aFe beneath my resentment.
You cent make ne destroy one. might
60 along with ore policeman If le was
not armed and very polite. Whom want
a fight want the genuine article. It
takes five able-bodied policemen to make
1t interesting enough for me 10 lot myself
ont. / never fish for sardines. In Colo
rndo they usually bring ont battery on
me and company Of infantry. As long
rs son keep your police out Of my way
when I am drunk they are safe. That
explains it. I couldn't find the police to
get up a Matinee That explains why
there is no mortuary report this week
no vacancies on the force I expect the
police knew me and hired that little
tailor to bring me IN, knowing I only go
so war with regularly ordained police
mon. - aJUesGoll 1Nog0s.