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snisesllaneens aMants.

JANTED-A Agents for our new and complete
w Life Of President Garfield Fully Illus
uated. Agents, this is your chance To make
money For terms, ETC.. address Texas hook y
Bible Co, ~ Main street, Dsllas Texas
M ANTED-rwo active boys, who have
w ponies, to deliver the DAILY HERALD. APP
ply to 7. W. Hurst at HERALD building,
M ANTED-A drst.class salesman Address
w hoxs6i Dallas p O.
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with or rooms; will
w pay $50 10 So per month Apply at 7l2
Elm street.
INTANTED.-6 frst-class carpenters To work
w on section houses depots and round houses
west q TOyah. Steady winters job aud wages
s. IS per day. For further information and
transportation, inquire at patterSon's, on Lamar
street, OF A. Brownlce, contractor.
NTANTED.-A tirst-class second Cook, at the
w 81 George Hotel, Dallas Texas. Permanent
situation and good wages None but good ones
need apply.
WANTED A good cook, white woman and
w one that lives at home, small family and
good wages. Apply at 402 llaIwood street.
between 6and p, m.
WANTED A good tailor Find steady EN-.
w ployment at Ii Kellers dyeing house, 500
Main Street Dallas
WANTED A good white barber to come and
w open q shop in kaufman A good stand
and comfortable room can he procured cheap.
Splendid opening Address Postoi1cc box It,
Kaufman Texas,
\JTANTED-5O bridge carpenters to work ON
w {, 7. 4 NJ. G. Ry. Apply to NJ, d. Faux,
superintendent Caldwell Il Nicely, contractors,
2ll Main street Dallas, Texas.
w ANTED-A irst-claSs carriage trimmer. No
w other need apply Also good blacksmith
helper, at 7SS and 7i0 Commerce street.
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gpenty-s:iue Cent Column.
0oticcs.

NOTICE Advertisements may be handed into
~ our business Office up % Sp. m, and into the
composing room up 10 l a. m.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE want one OF two
VI MONS in private family. with OF without
board, Answer quick Postofice box iol Dallas,
Texas
no LET One nicely furnished front parlor
L Apply at No. la22 Main street
Gao Acres of splendid farming land in Archer
u county, near the town of AVher and within
the coal belt Titles perfect For sale, OF will
exchange for Dallas real estate. or any good
personal property Address, stating Kind Of
property offered, ARCHER, HERALD oaice.
gao Acres of good land and perfect title in Cole.
U man county, Texas, 10 exchange for cottage
in Dallas, or small property In vicinity, Address
TRADE, 81. George Hotel
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Newspaper Railroads.

Is there an instance on record in the
whole history of the Fort Worth Democrat
where reliable, accurate, or even a fair
account of anything concerning the present,
past or future of Fort Worth has appeared
in the columns of that more than UNI
reliable paper2 To such an extent has this
policy been carried of eXaggerating every
thing, and painting Fort Worth always in
such highly Colored roseate tints, that if u
reader desires really to learn anything
about that place from the columns of the
Democrat, no should always deduct four
fifths as an allowance for Paddock's vivid
and unbridled imagination. If a citizen in
Fort Worth erects new pig-pen, the DEM
ocrat comes out with u tlourishing account
of Fort Worths large pork packery. The
object of this kind Of Journalism, we can't
understand, Did the Democrat think in
complimcnting us on the opposite style
that it was giving us "taify,h so TO speak,
and thus hope to forestall us from
criticizing its mammoth coup d. etat, in the
way of Dragging and Misrepresentation,
that appeared in its last Sundays issue ?
We refer to what it terms its railroad
map" This so-called map occupies one
half of the third page of the Democrat, and
looks like q deformed devil-fsh, with eleven
East Line road has been taken at. Greenville
aud brought direct to Fort Worth, when
in reality, this road is going TO Dallas; and
then there is line running so uthwest tC
Brentwood, which is possible In the re.
mote future, but more than improbable
another imaginary line runs direct to Wax
ahachie, and thence on southwest. The Gull
Colorado aud Santa Fe road is unhesita.
tingly represented rs not only completed to
Fort Worth, but as being projected iron,
that point northwest. And yet, in spite OF
these and other glaring errors, the Demo.
orat says "A glance at the railroad mar
on this page, which we assure the reader Is
impartial and correct etc. Now, the
facts are theses Fort Worth has only two
railroads at present-the Texas & Pacific
and Missouri Pacific roads, IL also has q
chance of getting Some, time, perhaps soon
two other roads, viz: the TT, Worth Il Denver
and branch or tap of the Gulf, Colorado
Il Santa Fe. And all of these, except tht
last. belong to the Gould system. Thu
other roads on this map are merely III,
airy products ola fertile Imagination. W,
confess that Fort Worth Is larger thai
Wcathcrlord. and that it is a tlourishinl
mushroom western city, but its railroa'
system and other advantages are not mnc
superior to our own,-t Woatheriord Herald
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b. II. Aliens saloon, No s32 Elm street,
is the popular resort for all who indulge in
the ardent. 1t is the most magniticently
fitted up in the city. There you will find
those polite gentlemen, A. Kelley and Doc
Hamilton which is u guarantee that moth
ing but the finest goods are sold.
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Lottery.

Lottery.
Persons desiring tickets in the Louisiana
order through G, A. Webster, at 7O5 Elm
street,
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Business Men,

Get your job printing done at the HERALD
steam Job printing office. All work eXecu-
ted with artistic taste, and at the shortest
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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3soc Eent.

C'OR RENT-Two pleasant front rooms 10 rent,
l. with or without board good ncighborhood,
Two story brick house No los Live Oak street or
apply at 70s Main street
nor RENT-The National Hotel Apply TO
Il CRAWFORD & SMITH
EOR RENT--A good dwelling near TO buSl.
l. ness. Seven rooms, good water etc APP
ply ut Sanger Bros S NJ WHEAT
EoR RENT -Four pianos at G.. II. Edwards,
II 795 Main street Rent allowed to apply on
purchase if afterwards bought
EOR RENT The two-story house corner
II Jackson and Akard streets back of old City
Hall The household and kitchen furniture is
also for sale at a bargain--a fine location for
keeping boarders Any one taking charge
could commence with or 10 boarders now there.
Apply on the premises
E0R RENT Property known as the Texas
II Pacific wagon yard, by o. Z. Bowser
B0WSER & LENNON
TOR RENT.-A two room dwelling on Ross
Avenue. Apply to J. j. Carnes' insurance
agency.
EN0R RENT-FOur rooms over John Potts gro.
Il Gerry store, Elm street. Apply To
JOHN BROWNING, 1867 Elm street.
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Cost.
Strapcd.

CTRAYED OR ST0LEN-From the Chicago,
- Texas & Mexican Central engineering camp,
on Muddy creek In Collin county, bay mare
about Az hands high, branded on the left shoul.
der ]. with q circle at the top. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return of the mare to the
office Of the c. I. \ NJ. Q. road In this CITY.
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The Coming Marriage of a Miillonaircs.,

A New York letter-writer says; An event
which is exciting interest in society is the
prospective marriage OF August Belmont,
IT,, to Miss Bessie Morgan, the charming
daughter ofNr. Edward Morgan. Both par
ties are immensely wealthy Young Au-
gust is the sporting member Of his father's
family. The two brothers, Perry and Au.
,ust, are about as dissimilar in everything
$ they can possibly be. Perry aspires "a
le constitutional lawyer, and he has made
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Cloaks and Knit shawIs.

Send postal card to Loudon, and he will
call for your cast-otf clothing.
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A. & L. Mittenthal will sell all kinds of
plain and fancy mating at cost, which is
from - l-2 to IS cents per yard.
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Railroad Notice.

There will be held meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Com
pany at the general office OF the company, In
the city of Dallas, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
December 1881, for the purpose named In the
following resolution:
Resolved. That a meeting Of stockholders of
the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company becalled
TO meet at the office of said company In the city
Of Dallas, Mt the hour Of 10 clock noon. the 18th
day Of December, A. D, 1881, for the purpose Of
deciding upon the amount Of. not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by this
company for the purpose of completing, cquiping
and Improving It's line OF railroad and paying It's
Indebtedness, from the city OF Dallas TO Denton.
In Denton county, as may be determined, and 10
fix the rate of interest on such bonds and TO
authorize said bonds 10 be secured by first
mortgage on the property, franchises rights and
privileges of said company, and that notice of
said meeting be given us required by law.
Dallas, October :, 1881. JIM. MCCORMICK,
sccy Dallas a Wichita Railroad Company.
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Splendid stock at New York prices.
BLANKENsHIP II BLAKE.
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ghpsicfan.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-Df Morton;
i office over Exchange bank building; resi-
dence sS5 San Jacento street; telephone at resi-
dence
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NOR SALE-Fumturc, sewing machine,
l. Kitchen stove and fixtures. only used or 4
days win sell low. House for rent at 937 Main
street Want to buy wagon and team,
EOR SALE.--Twelvc school desks Chcapi
l. Apply nt3o5 Main street
NOR SALE--at bargain, good dwelling
II house and lot well located
o. T.. BOWSER,
Mt Bowscr & Lennon.
EOR SALE--A splendid farm OF over 600 acres
L of rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek about ten miles north from Dallas, and
midway between Dallas II Wichita and Houston
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded on the east 10y
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and on easy
terms by Jones Il Murphy land agents, office 10
Main street.
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Agents and Canyassers
Make from SIS to $50 per week selling goods for
+. g. Rideout & Co.., 10 Barclay street, New York.
Send for catalogue and terms.
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EoG sALE.-Twelye school desks, chcaN
u Apply at 3l5 Main Street
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
A variety Palace.

Some time ago Messrs. Walsh u Co.,
Of Philadelphia, opened out store at
5O6 Market street, this city, on the in
stallmeut plan. 1t was started on
venture, but rs the people had long
felt the want OF ihis kind OF store IN
Wilmington, they patronized II accord
ingly, and to-day their store il another
permanent addition 10 Wilmington
business enterprises. Their business
has increased beyond the most sanguine
expectations, thus showing that people
appreciate good goods, low prices and
fair dealing. Their stock il complete In
every department, embracing every
thing needmi to start housekeeping;
also iewelry, watches, clocks, &c, iu
fact you can purchase anything you
NAV desire here from one cent doll
to a whole suit o. furniture, and from
y pocket handkerchief to a suit OF
cloltes. The entire managem mt of
this house in under the personal super
vision Of Mr.. Edward II. Brennan, the
resident partner here, who takes special
pains to see that all are treated with
politeness, respect and attention,
whether they are purchasers or not.
Persons who hare not already done 20,
should visit this palace, and the sights
" messed there will more than repay
you TO. yopr trouble. They sell on the
install Imout plan. On q bill OF ten dol
| lars. one dollar down and one dollar
uer week. Give them a cali before
purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
The baltimore synod.

The Baltimore Synod, which is com
posed oe the Preshvrerics contested
with the different Presbyterian churches
Of the uuited State, will convene at
Cumberland. Md, on Friday evening
next, and will continue IN session tor
several days. The ministers, together
with delegates, who will he appointed
from the different churches, will toe In
attendance The appointments from
this city aud countv nave not all been
made as vet, hut will probably be ap.
pointed u is evening.
Those that are already appointed are
Charles Baird from West Church, and
Rev Rev A. n. kelgwin, the pastor of
the church. From Central Cuurch,
Rev DR.. Nixon, pastor, and +. ! Iay
ior, delegate, Lower Brandywne
church, Rev. Mr.. G-aham, pastor ard
Jas. NJ. BraFkin. delegate. The latter
two will leave This city tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
- -
HEAVY AND DW AND RAIN.
From SIX TO Ten Inches Of Snuu

QUEBEC, oct lS--A heavy snow
storm set in yesterday afternoon and is
still raging at midnight. SIX inches
have fallen.
ST. JOHN, New Brunswick oct. Is,
-Saow tel last night in the northern
part Of the Province 10 the depth Of 10
inches. 1t also fen at Grand Falls,
Victoria County, and is sti!! falling
there Az Campbeilton, Restigonche
County, the snow is three inches deep.
1t has been raining heavily in this city.
CHICAGO, oct. lS.-rne rainfall all
over the northwest still continues, and
the troubles caused by high water
seems TO be incr easing. 4! Quincy it
is feared that the breaking Of the lHve"
Is again emmiuent, the water being a.
high as it was last June. Tae levee il
being repaired i'll it, weak places
kEOKUK, Iowa, Oct. lS.-rhe Mis-.
sissippi at this point continues to rise,
this morning at 10 o'clock the water
being two inches above the great rise pt
last spring. which c2used sucn great
damage in The vicinity of thai place.
AT Ale xandrla, five miles below here.
the water is backing up over the
prairie, and there is prospect that the
town will be completely inunda ed.
The railroad shops and lumber yards il,
the southern part OF the city are com.
pleteiy surrounded, and operations have
necessarily been suspended. 1t 10
feared that the ri yer viii rise at least
another foot and th 1t a very disastrous
flood will result
Sr, LOUIS, Oct. lS.-DispatcLes from
along the Upper Mississippi river, note
high water at various places, AMI a
flood seems to be apprehended. At
Hannibal the river is only one foot be-
low the freshet of last Spring. The
railroad tracks on the levee are submer-
ed, and :h- base m mt Of houses in Sou h
Hannibal are filled with water. The
keokuk and st. Louis K. K. is under wa
Ter ior several miles and several wash
outs have taken place. The Snylevee,
which broke last Spring and caused the
nundatiou OF several thousand acres
OF farming land and the destruction of
much property, is again iu danger, aud
II the water rises two feet higher IL will
no doubt give way. AT Davenport,
Dubuque, and other places the watel
Is encroaching upon the levee and rive.
+. onts, and fears are entertained for the
safety Of property.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
EEFORETHE MAYO..
An A fleeing Scene at the Police
tOurt Last Evening.

!
One ca e of drunkenness, was d. spos
ed OF at the Police Cout last night. Th
usual penal V was imposed.
The III arina this morr ing were Nh n
erous, rs good times are upon us, wi +
money plenty, " police are kept bus
as whisky flows .Ieely when money il
plenty.
Joseph Todd was arrested last night,
by Officer Kerr, on Front street near
Walnut, tor beng drunk and disorder.
ly. He was fined 81 and costs. The
tlne was promptly paid and Joseph de.
parted
John Drury, John, Robinson, Thos.
Ii. Alexander and Am Oro.e Callahan,
we're all arrested for drunkenness and
fined 80 cents and costs.
A man giving his name as Charles
Reed, hai|ing from Fall River, Mass,
was before the Mayor on comp laint Of
parties, who stated that he was loiter-
lug around thei: premises and that he
bodied no good.
On his person was found slips of paper
with numbe. OF addresses of our .nore
prominent citizens. When asked by
the Mayor what he was doing with
them, be replied that he was on his
way to Baltimore, and stopped in this
city to solicit and from the parties
whose names appeare upon the slip of
paper, He was discharged and order.
cd to leave town a. once, which lie
qaicKly did.
Annie Gallagher, whose husband was
arrested for striking her, was arrested
last night for drunkenness. She was
fined 50 cents and costs, amid "heart
rehdiuG' CO tears and an appeal TO his
honor to release her. Che was locked
mp again however.
Saddle Lee, "a young colored damsel,
was ii"ed 80 cents and costs for the
same offence.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
DIR. TODD'S FAMILY MEDICISFS.

NO. 8, for dyspepsia ard Constipation; NO
| 10, for DIarrhea Dysentery and Chercrs In
fantum: No. is, ier Rrtghts Disease ard
her Diseases II the kidneys; No. ", for
| uyn, and olds; No. rs, for Coughs, BTon-
or tits ard Lung Diiicu,t!cs; No. 80, for
As lima Grouu and Whooplng Cough; Nos.
, YS a d 60, for Catlrrh; No. IS, for HOsrs'ness
y, ii Sore hroats; Nos. 80 and 55, Diseases
o. he Blood and skin; Mo-. 10 and o.,
Gbron ,c Inflammation Of the Bowels, Stom
arb K, ,'Geye, Bladder, Womb, etc Nos. 70
and Il N,uralgia, Khe-matlsn ami Gout;
Mo 70 tnr 'VprDs; No. So. Functional Dis
aase nj the H,art; No. 50, Tor Nervous Weak
ness. No 95. D. 'scase Of the Ears; NO, 100
preventive OF Sl1alIYos, Spe inc; Nos. lot
and no Fever, Az 20 al low types OF Fever
Malarisl Msea ses ge rtrallyi No. llb, to reg
ulate the Menstrual D!Scharse Amenorrhaa
OysmenQyEhea, etc; No. w., InSon,,nussnSSe nee
, fIr,re mi hildren; No Cs, diseases ol the
rinarv Organs, Impotence, ee;
These medicines are especNhy prspIleo
nm can bo relied upon to cure the inssasss
~ which they are recommended. fnSs q
cu,, sand 81 per bottle For sale py 1tug
ri. "a and the Proprietor, Or. james I1nn, NO
500 4 arket street. Wilmington, Delaware
90. SUFFERING from any Chronic Disease
Iii IT. a. we'll to consult DR.. Todd. Dtfice hour
t,cms, \. n. to y p. NJ, on Tuesday and fn
dny al from to o y. N. oil o;her days ex
eeit SaN lays
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
Surprise Party.

A large party Of young iadianI
cumpanieu by their gentlemen f.A
met ut the residence Of Miss WorAA
Robins III street, on Monday evenl4\
The object of the par.y sas to slrpNa
Miss Maggie Parker, daughter of joni
Parker, who lives on East Second street
They accordingly proceeded 10 MISS
parkgr's residence and took her con
pietely by surprise, and when she wa
presented with several handsome am
valuable presents, her feelings were col
trolled with difficulty. After the pres
ents had been given, a pleasant . ehM
tainmont was given and rtireSh'lien' y
served in abundance. Al a ia', l0a M
the friends wended their way hon'
ward, well pleased with their tyenl,I ',As.,
entertainment. There were ''y', e s;1'
visitors from West Chester ana ''''q
Park present,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
FOURTH EDITION.
Local Q,hft.Chnt,

As has already been noticed In the
REPUBLICAN, Bishop Nicholson will
consecrate the Reformed Episcopal
Church OF the Redeener. Eighth and
Monroe streets, this evening.
Mr. william II. Long, of the repor-
torial staff of the REPUBLICAN, has
been confined to his house for several
days hy an attack OF malarial fever and
pleurisy.
There are 80 many people desirous of
seeing the beautiful colored autumn
leaves up Red Clay Creek valley, that
the Delaware Western Sunday trains
will be run a few Sundays yet.
A curtain caught fire ip the bedroom
of Mrs. Ellen Merrihew, 1910 French
street, last night, from gas jet ard he
fore 1t was eXtinguished about So
worth of property ws' destroyed.
Constable Hickman caught five
dollar note on the fly yesterday which
the wind blew into his face. He does
not know where it came from
Quite number Of the members of
the police have been under the weather.
Officer Thomas is about again, but Off
GERS Richardson, Hardy and McGoni. al
are not yet able for duty.
The great Council of Red Men of Del.
aware will meet in annual session at
Sixth and ShiplGy streets, this city,
October 27th.
Friend Berry Of the Third street mar
ket still! keeps up tn. ice cream supply.
He says this is the hes. season he ever
had
| The PhpHix Engine Fire Company
have resolved to attend religious ser.
vices on Sunday evening next, at the
Central Presbyterian Church.
Afer November ist, Communication
tickets can be purchased at the railroad
Office most con,enient instead of ut the
main Office in Philadelphia.
E.uure JOHN G. "o)e. hap removed TO
the old office Of .rames Watts "a, deceased
MariS building, s,AtA Aud ShipIey
streets.
The Philharm mic society rehearsed
lin WtbS'er'S room Masonic building
last night. The society is On the look
out for anew rooA.
Thirty shares Of Wilmington 4
Northern i II. stock were sold in
Philadelphia, yesterday, a, So % pei
share.
| Eight weddings for one day in vii
mington is not bad. ~ that rate til,
population will soon reach $1,000.
Job II. .Iackson's name IL being
canvassed by Republicans in connection
uthe Mayoraty.
Scrapple has mad. its appearance il
Market ripe and mellow but II cents
pound gives 1t n silvery taste.
A leather purse with small sam o
money in it awaits an owner at thi
Office.
The National Dredging company i
progressing rapidly with The Fourtl
street extension.
The &. A. H., ofthis city, vii visit
campfire Scclal at New Castle next Sat
urd~y night.
The Grand Lodge, X. of T., of Della
ware, will meet ~ New Castle, Wed
) nesday, October 26Jh.
,Inscph II. Sal has fonr horses ol
the sick lis, hut they are not trouble
with the disease known as "Pinkcye.
Late planted corn is not panning ou
as the earl though the latter is nothin
to brag of.
Farmers are all desiring rain. TIL
wheat needs it and the weil, also Meet
lit.
Barter sold in MarEet this mvrnin
for 80 cents a pound anl eggs for !
cents dozen. These are stiff prices.
The postponed. Schcutzen Park race
take pace this afternoon commencin
at , O'Clock.
Unwalled ccl..,-s in Wilmington al
plenty but the maS.s are lew.
George W. Bush & s0n are runnin
coal on haIges ap 20 ChriaIiaI;>.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
OBITnARY.

Susie May Garvine daughte. Of Jane. nd
b. rah II. Garvine, died october l.th, lsSi
aged 10 years.
Nipped by the winds untimely blast
Our lovely child doth quistly eleev.
Could we hut near her gentle voice.
'swould be, dear parents do not wesn.
L fe's but gentle PASSING breeze,
A tiny plant, u fragile flower,
Our short lived beauty quickly fed
Like dew upon sunny bower.
"jn going home" she sweetly said.
In Heaven twill be my happy lot.
To know that those on ear b / leave
Are saying, "we'll forget thee not
She dwells to-day where flowers bloom.
Whose icaves y nd petals never blight
Amidst those fragrant realms OF bliss
Ouf Susie stanUs arrayed in white.
k.C.F.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-19
A NfrCel ll4hi.

a white boy got INTO an alteration
with n colcre;l boy, a: Fourth and King
streets, this afternoon, ,wuich came near
ending in biooaShe! 1t appears that
the coiored hoy was purchasing veg ia
blcS at one o. the stands on the corner,
when the white boy came along with
TWO or three Others and made trough re-
mark to Vi. former, wherenpon the
colored boy tetaliared and caught hold
of the white fellow, which caused .
neht The cQmba'ants, however, were
separa:ed before any serious damage
was done. This did not satisfy the
white boy, who drew a knife and start
ed for the colored boy, but was prevent,
cd from doing him any harm by gen
t.eman standing by.