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,d--Metropolitan. 6; Atlnntic. b

ituns Earned--Metropolitan. O. Atlantic, 3.
Ilrsl lSase by ErrorS-MerOpOlitan, Atlantic, G..
IIOtal Base lits-Metropoitan, "a; Atlantic. o.
Iotil -ett on liaseS-Metropoltan, 3; Atlantic, Z.
Walker. - H ' 49,
Three Base IIits-Mnldo0n, .; Clinton and Kennedy.
S1Lruck Out-N alentnc, 3 ; Doyle 7.
! mpire-JOn sweeney
llne OF game hours and AZ minutes.
,,f 0X has been released by the Boston Club and
Mathews engaged.
me Metropotans will play the Athletics of Philadel-
phla, to-day at the Polo Grounds.
farrel and Start have resigned and have been sue
ceedcd ny York and Denny captain assistant cap
talh respectively, of the Providence team.
me contest for the championship of the National
League mas been closely contested the past week Chi
cago still retains the lead in the for pennant
WIN Detroit second aud Buffalo third Troy still guards
the rear, with Worcester next The games this week
nave made tie between the Cleveland Providence and
boston Clubs for fourth place. The Troians made tho
nest record of all the Eastern clubs while battling with
the western teams, and they that account
thouSht To be the strongest club among the Eastern
cIups' lhat idea however, gave way when the Troys
ecounteed the Eastern teams their return from the
West Inc Chicago Club has made an Improvement IN
ls position ny Victories the Detroit Cleveland and
i5uhao Clubs again winning lead of ak games over
tne next leading club. The Buffalo Club stu has "a
chance Tor second place. The appended table will
played: | ~ $500 ~ ~
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NO PoWER 10 PUNISH FoR CONTEMPT.

( CINcINNATI, Aug. 5.-Judge Higley of the
Police Court to-day decided case involving the yht y,
the Board of Education to punish contempt by
mot members OF the Board. The case arose upon the
unrest Of the president Of Board and
Tor forcioy eeetng reporter who been caught at
the previous meeting attempting 10 discover the secrets
of executive session, and who upon being elected
bad made jeertng remarks For this the Board adorned
resolution excluding him from attendance at the meat
Sn@s, and when he subsequently presented himself Le
was elected, and he then had the persons arrested
Judge Higley said there power In the BOARD az
Epucaton 70 punish for contempt and assessed costs
against the scream t-at-arIIis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
COMPLAINTS AT NEWTONVN

The residents of Newtown, l.. T., arc striving hard
to induce the Health Board of that place to do its
duty in relation to the various nuisances which
exist within it's jurisdiction Fat boilers. bone
burners and dead animal dissectors whose factories
have been driven out of Kings County have
"squatted" in Newtown and are pernttnd r. n,,ro
sue their business without hindrance. The air of
the town IN many places is polluted with the
nanseatng stenches from the factories and com
plants daily made to the Board of Health which
IS apparently afraid to graphic with the question At
Rdgewood there are several piggeries where dis
eased meat is boiled and fed TO the pigs the stencil
arising from which is insufferable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
NEW BOSTON BANK EXAMINER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The Controller of
the Currency has appointed John W. Maguder Bank Elk
amner of the City of Boston, the recommendation
of the Boston Clearing House Committee in place of c.
o. Billings. who has been Bank Examiner for the last
six aud half years aud who has resigned to accept
Eicepresidency of the Globe National Bank Boston
Mr.. Magruder has been connected with the office of
Controller for fifteen years and has for years
Chief of the Division OF Reports. He has a thorough
knowledge OF National Bank law and considerable
perience In the examination of National Banks. The
Controller says that his appointment examiner is
WeI-earhed certificate OF competency and industry.
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DEATHS FROM FALLS.

Bessie Rosenthal, three years old, whose
home the fourth floor of the house at
No. II Ludowst fell out of front window last even
ing and killed Instantly by striking the sidewalk
Dennis Donovan age years. fell from the roof of
No. 1896 Third-ave, yesterday, ana killed
Margaret LONett thirty Sht years OF age, late
hour Thursday night Tell through the OF the enal
shed in the rear OF house. No. III East
ST. ana sustained injuries which resulted her DEATH
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Religions Noticcs.
Association Hall, 4th-ave. and 2sa.s.

Association Hail. 4thave and 23dst
STANTON nlREEp BAPTIST CfIgRCH
the Rev Al o, HlSCON, Pastor.
Preaching at ii "A. and u. m.
SUNDAY school ~ 0.3O IL. m
Jane street AiethodisI Episcopal Church. between
sth NcfaNts--ihc Pastor. pm
GERMoND, will preach at 1890 M and 7:i5 D. M, This
Vited 90 the ~NN""'S in-
AZ thS building Of the Young Mems Christians Association
corner <ol-sl ana shave. The following .
u which young inon are cordially nveA: sunday no,,n
~ .eiNo lass SUNDAY atteIRooIl A. TOM
htfclA IraNencrs Social Religious Meeting;
noon al o. CONGREGATIONAL Bible Class sunday eyrntng an
u.5o Young Mems Plai meeting;
ionnk NrIs rihy er meeting SATURDAY evening at sons
SATURDAYS aud Sundays A. '"-F e~ooP'
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EXoNERATED BY a CoR0NER,s ,yUpy

The inquest in the case John Getchy tbo
quor oeaer OF Hopoken who was alleged to have been
'io'i ., hpr"ctice at the hands of Henry Bremen
Union Hill cigarmaker who performed an operation On
nm, was concluded by Coroner Virgins last night DIR
CONGRESSES post mortem established the fact that Gecby
uieu IRON septyscmla produced by natural canses a.,
the jury rendered verdict accordingly exhonora tin
Bremen. '''''
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Fourth raee-Warfeld, 5000; Knight Templar, Slo5 /;
Brooklyn, $50.
The weather tonight is intolerably close but clear
BASEBALL CONTESTS.

Despite the intense heat yesterday fully
1000 people assembled to witness the thirteenth game
or baseball this season between the Metropolitan and
Atlantic Clubs. The game which opened with the Mo
Ir00ian CUB at the bat, an interesting The
following is the summary with score by innings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

SOMETHING FOR NoTHING.-Young lady
Ana you really ean to say that at times Won ~, 40,
nave enough to eat Why, always Thought thar naor
people IN the country could get eggs bacon milk and
seSetaoies Tor nothluS Countryw Only three
smigs a. we gits fur nniin Missir water, and tho
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5liuations manteo--fema!es.


4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
and other nseu girls for city country also male s
and col0red servants AT large oil sstsb!i.e Pror
above lOth-sL ~ ~ '''
4 I LADIES BUREAU, (Sweaish1. dos 4f6-
" nrst-class Swedish, German French
families returning 10 city communicated
A hksItOM, PropIietress.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-Bv a
- Swedish Protestant gr; respectable well recon-
Ndpt,lN a claubeTnald
49, 81 Ms, s etuelstads al ABOUT clldItn city
Try Can 2a@ 9th ave, near lSth-st.
e HAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. WATT
- lNN or hStss, @c.By American frotesan r ms
10. Nig anu country ~ moderate Aite PROrf-
iANl HOME ~ RkAU l8s 6tl-aver ABOVE lDtl-st
COOk.-lSy respectable German woman as
- nr-tcass cook thOou ghly understands all fancy cook
22l West 22d-sL nc NV 'i w.
COOK, &c.-By thorough good cooks: meats
BtsttlS Ds.us cake sc. toT city country;
re"'y AZ the PROF tsrANr ROME BUREAU. I3s 6th-ave
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German helm: for
-, eliy or country Can be seen PROrTSrANP
HOME BUREAU lbs 6thave fourth house above IOts-sf
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A reSpectglIe
- American girl, IN small fatiily. general hous.
Mo1A Apply TO M GEORGE LUM a Eirsi-sL, Hobokeu
TRUSTWORTHY a neat tidy. intelligent
family In any capacity do good cooking and h ei
washer and ironcr VIII reoomnen iaons 49,
'' '@h ne seen al 365 othave, near 2Sist LIST door
HOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAITNDRFSS-
By scotch girl; ready. willing and not afraid Of yror-,
can DO good washing and ironing; is good family csk:
No ~ OthaNe, near lSth-st.
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BARTENDER or PORrER-By a smart
r. yonng man whots willing sober STEADY and
can give good references Address RICHARD 81 TLEE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

ROOhkEEPER or CLERK-By a Young man
me penman possesses four years experience as lura
Der feup.raf,
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Religions Ncilrce.

,55ich hurch 5thave and 37th-stTle Pastor r. -,
t6e evi VIII preach on sunday morning at ii ana n
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Giiuatlons Udutco--l ilales.

4 assistant BARTENDER.-By an English
man age - has had years experience and cau mn
nish irs class city references: ,yort
salary. G. q, Dos Jay-st.. Brooklyn. W. "''
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A SSISTANT BAR TENDER-Bv a wiIIin,
~ yonng who honest and sober and NO. sSr'5S =
kong hours OF hard work. Address on LUKE DITF
IS sullivan st, city. 49, ~ -
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kOOAkEEPER,C CORRESPONDENT SALES
NJ MA \, Ncby young of years practical useI
ness; references of the highest character; i We'll
Aho INDUSTRIOUS. W. II. SULLIVAN, Suufhugton Coun
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{ IO0k, WASH, IRON.-By German help: for
city or country. Can be a the PROTEST. NP
HoME BUREAU. lbs 0tave. fonIth hnnse ahoNe Int.st
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COOK, &c.-By thorough good cooks: meats.
soups pastries biscuits cake. CITY OF confrvs
really AZ the PROF issrANr HOME BURsAU. ISs 6th-ave
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ROOkkEEPEE, GERMAN CORRESPOND
~ EH Se-By young 25 years thorough bus.
ness eucauon; nine years Practical experience: hsVs
highest references; IN office business chance
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A respectable
American girl IN small fatally. DO general house
WORK. Apply TO M GEORGE NJ, II Firsi-st Hoboker,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23
CONDENSED TELEGRANs.

IN the Senate, on the 18th, Mr.. Vest
introduced bin for The construction Of
Capt. Eads' ship railway across the Isthmus
Of Tehuantepec. The bill provides that
Eads shall first demonstrate the practica-
bIlity OF the scheme BY expanding 81, 900 900
n preliminary work and that when the plan
4 proved practicable Congress shall guaran-
Tee bonds 10 the amount OF 500. o0o, 900.
resolution was adopted in the House for the
appointment or q select committee 70 audit
I'll claims FOR services and expenses grow
Ing out OF the illness and burial Of the late
President Garfield; also TO consider what
allowance 81 pension or privilege be granted
70 the widow and family Of the laie Presi-
dent.
DIR. SPITzKA, o. New York, : cele-
braied medical expert, hes made thor
ough personal examination Of Guiteau, and
declares under oath that he has no doubt Of
the prisoners insanity. Further than this,
be said: ~ do not hesitate % reitcrate my
opinion that an expert who will IN this
court testify that the prisoner d sane, l., IN
my opinion, no expert Or . dishonest one"
DR.. Spitxka underwent severe cr0ss-ex-
animation from Corkhil, but maintained
bis position mistaken.
H. II. RIDDLEBERGER received the
Readjuster nomination FOR u. 5. Senator
from Virginia
RETURNS to the National Board Of
| Health show the general health u the coun-
| try to be good, save that smallpox, scarlet
| fever and typhoid fever are epidemic In some
localities. Scarlet fever T. very severe Ia
New England, typhoid fever i prev
alent 70 an unusual extent In the
South and West, and especially In the
Mississippi Valley. The most alarming Dis
case II small -pox at Chicago and Pittsburgh.
Il has been declared epid cmic IN the latter
city.
A GOVERNMENT balloon. in charge 81
Captain Temple. accompanied BY Walter
Powell, M. n, and another gentleman
named Gardner assembled from Bath, Eng
land. and descended ~ Bridgeport, where
Captain Temple and Gardner we're thrown
out and injured. When thus liyhtcncd, Il
arose with Powell, and was subsequently
seen 70 descend a. sea.
AT Coldwatcr, Mich, . dissolute
woman named Mrs. Netiie Wheeler was shot
and killed BY her husband, who then put
three bullets into bis own body.
CHUNG IsAo JU, the new Chinese
Minister 20 Washington, with bis wife and 4
suite % fifteen persons, has arrived q San
Francisco.
Oh. SAMUEL a. GREEN, the Republi
can nominee, hss been chosen Mayor b
Boston. There were three tickets n mi
field Republican, Democratic and Citizens
The vote On the liquor question was IN "a
:vor % license By two.thIrds majority.
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araln went down. On ne evening q the elh,
oreclpltnaIne q cniire freight train q some
Thirty carr slxty-1vo foot Into The river b.
low. The engineer. Jack kirksOy, 1reman
Chamberlain. and one other employee took
tbe tsrrible plunge, buf strange p ~ two
az them escaped without serious injury.
Enelneer KIrkby was either killed by the
falI Or drowned. His fireman came out q
~ csb % the surface and Was rescued.
several stock men leaped from the
caboo<e IL time 20 save themselves
- they saw The front Of the
train plunging into tho abyss. II Was two
wears axo On tho 9Th Of November that
similar disaster occurred. That time Y was
the third span; this timo 4 was the hrst
span that snccumbed.
II u reported that the medical ex-
pcrts called a. witnesses In the GuIteau case
are practically unanimous IN their belief q
the prisoners sanity 90 far As 70 render him
accountable for the Presidents murder. To
the hypothetical question put them BY Sco-
vile while on the witness stand they We're
compelled 10 answer IN such way . 20 ap-
parenily favor the prisoner, but privately
they say II they had been asked directly
whether they considered Guiteau response
bic or not, they would have felt bound %
answer in the Affirmative.
d. M. OSBORNE & Co., harvesting
machine makers, Chicago, lost over $4,000
by fire on the 10th.
HATHAWAY, City Engineer Of Cold
water, Mich. pleaded guilty to the charge
or being accessory TO setting fire 70 the Gold.
water Armory last June. He said that
three other persons Were concerned with
him, that they had planned four distinct
fires In different quarters. and that the mo-
tive was TO rouse interest in the fire depart
ment in order TO raise funds FOR the state
tournament which was 20 be held later on.
AN explosion occurred in Cockrill
Colliery. Belgium, causing the death Of
sixty-six persons.
SECRETARY KIRKwooD Is reported 70
have acknowledged that there existed
among some OF the clerks Of the Pension
Bureau conspiracy TO defraud the Govern
ment, but refused 70 give details as 70 the
extent Of the frauds or the persons engaged
! In the conspiracy. Interesting develop
ments may be looked for soon.
| The burial services Of the victims Of
| tho vienna theater disaster took place At 81.
| Stephens Cathedral on the 18th. The
cathedral was entirely drapcd in black.
| Bishop Augercr ofliciated. The clergy en-.
| tered the cathedral In procession. fol-
lowed BY the Crown Prince, Aichdukes
members Of the Imperial household. cour'
dienitaries, etc. The large square In from
/ A ~ Iii tr4x 49, 49,
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"a hen was killed IN Griffin, Ca,
the other day, and in dressing Il Mrs.
Dunbar found twenty-five fuIl-sizcd
eggs. The Ncscs tells Il, and adds that
Jonesboro hen laid an average of
eight eggs day for three months Tho
hen would lay sometimes four eggs !
days. sometimes six, eight, ten, twelve
and fourteen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

1T1 r4fI1cUuK tu<N W&@4@@s
Knights q Labor ~ particularly eeelve'
It y reported that President PAra-
more. q ihe s. Louis 3 Texas Narrow
gauge Railroad. be- leased the Cairo q g.
Louis Nsrrow-sauge Railroad = portion
CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs.
MRs. ANNA WALSH. . boarder, and
Lizzie Ketch, servant. perished IN burn
Ing house q Norristown. n. ,.
ANNIE HAIL, aged IS, fell dead while
dancing IN Newton Township, o.
A BATTERY Of boilers IN the Keystone
Rolling mill q Pittsburgh exploded On the
evening Of the 9th, with most DISASTROUS ef-
fecis. Cornelius Dunn, tho fireman, was
killed instantly, and some p OF 81 other
employees were injured, some Of them
doubtless fatally. The boiler house and
blacksmith shop were entirely demolished.
HIRAM and Valentine Mercer, broth
err, shot and killed deputy Sherin and
wounded another officer, In Decatur Coun-
n. lows, on the 10Th Of November last.
They subsequently Ned 70 Missouri. taking
up their residence with another brother,
who owns farm near Eau d Vie, Christian
County. A reward Of 81, 200 was offered
for the capture or these dcsperadoes. A
few DAYS since an officer fror, Iowa, assist
Cd by the sheriff Of Christian County and
. small posse. attempted their capture BY
s'Fse1y' - pm s.sesseea u ". q "
nav ..s - ',.s ss,sa,.' H., h,.,h 80
p''es " s .,,< .hns,.I s-ht ,xhers-
.u'e- ~ $3.50 a,.. o,,s h.;,, N.
.P .,.. r;a.a LII ~. c,,.r av;nv within /.
$3.50 49,
rastpoAn boarding. shantv on the
ps,.,.,r.n 4 ~ po.a abont seven miles
1870 "ss 49,, =. 'sr,,h - 49, ds.t,oxed ~
$500 .,N. s.s ~ ,o.h ..a s,~,ssn
~ =" ~ ~ , \, ,he.~ h,,.rs I, ~ second
'"en, $500 =, ~ as,s.s ~. 80. wss
1919 P, - - ...-s.'.,,',, Y, r.~ose,e
.~u. IN 's 1870 I'm. ..n.x,,,-
,.r .',s,.sr NJ. s,,.tr,, .tsd -
,ns.N.".,. .s.ssss, 80 .,,,e., i, .n II
'"''N'''''-'ne .',.'aa =.
s'an' 80 49, ~, ~ $500 !. ~. h.,,a
s'nes es ~, $50 N. $500. y i. -
~. s 9 1880. 1880
o-Pe 49, snoS ,s"s p.n,,.:-
nEhNAhp oAos1nnoS' :
grocer was snot ueao ne o'ner n'sn' "
burglar who attempted % enter nis mouse
Robert Barr, who resided near McAanon =
house, has been arrested on suspicion q Pc
Ing the murderer
SIMON koTH, Of Chicago while care
lessly handling arevolyer at the house Of his
hrot hcr- In Law Roicnick shot and Instant
" killed the latter's four year-old daugh-
Ter.
THREE little boys, whose ages range
from eight to twelve. al sons Of Mr.. John
johnson, OF Nanitowoc, Wis.,were drowned
by the Ice giving way.
H. ID. JONES. OF GAINESVILLE, Wis, en-
Moved n IN Carrill elevator - Il crosse.
while a work On some machinery wa
c.ucbt ~ nj. clothing II the betting. from
.-. ~-,s wa. - 1870 G..-,- /,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-23

a. *. NININoKR = Co., extensive
bankers and merchants q Miles cry, MIMI,
have failed with liabilities d over quarter
u : million dollars and assets valued q
about one-haIf that amount.
THERE aro indications that the cotton
operatives q Fan River, Mass, Lewiston.
Me, Manchester, N. r., and other cotton
manufacturing coniros aro determined %
strike for ~ incSoaso q wages = - early
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Researches show that the upper gallery must
have fallen into the pit, where tho only re-
mains found are small fragments 81 bones
Beyond doubt 800 gallery tickets had been
issued. Only 100 d these are known 70 have
jumped from windows, and competent judges
fear the loss Of life will Be found 70 Be fully
70O
The number Of persons actually reported
missing Is 600.
In regard 70 the origin Of the Gre, the Su
pcrintcndcnt o. Machinery states that The
scenery became ignitcd as the lamps wcrs
being lighted BY the electric current.
All the performers except three Of the cho
rus were saved.
, 1881-07-29
FEDERAL ITEMS.

AT the sub-Troasury yesterday $4,000 In gold
and $1,000 IN silver was disbursod tho receipts In
coin amounting to 5000 !p silver.
THE receipts from Informal revonle yostcrdny
amounted to $.H,Bal, Of which S.8,T5 WAS for
spirits, $4,0l4 for tobacco and cigars, and s@,.3
for bocr.
THE dutics collected at this port yesterday
amounted to $7,7ba, The dutiahlO Roode re-
eelvod formed large consignment, as will bo
scon by tho following IIsts r. VI. Elnelalr Il Co.,
800 AacRB salt; ChApIu j. Gore, pipes " Inc, ~
oStAvcB vine. D hngshcAds wine, butts winc, ~
cAsks brnndy; e. Aniuon.. lqk casks wiho, 81s
torces snh; Laporso & Es!Gl noa casks = slt swinc;
but so Wino % hoSsheaa vi vino. pio ~ wino. % * casks
wine: I(nsdalo 4; Yeo. 100 irums causttu soda.
65 chaks sotln ash. Us casks baking powder; J. A.
Lotnax, hogsheada alo, 70 barrels nie, II
ktlt1rkin Rlc; Chicago Il raeiho halfway,
= cAscs. show cards, 100 !nsulntors;
Etnplr0 Warehpueo Company, bog OF fuso; the
hoy. G. Mccall. trunk; John ,Garrluk,. ;27G7
cedar ties. ,fH cedar poats; Chicago T. North
irun; Hitchcock s Foster. 6.a2y csdsr tics; q d.
Wailn g. Son, cnsks h.st0neai j.. II. & q. W.
1,odlo, 6ii pipes brandy, CavanaKh Co, bx plpos
brandy; q. CavarUo & B0n, ciis9s ohampayt,U;
E1nrnim lirus,, z rasgs brushes; Fish, Fox Il Co.,
case oLXars; hloxnn Hospital, package man
utncturvd wooll J. Nathansoll. case tnun4fAet.
ured wool anu unttuns voFgho, ltuhin2 j. Co.,
w. eases toys. ote.; i: Channon & Co., 10 COTS
Shire, casua oirara; sless, lsussoll t., casoa
cigars; ,kaitnan y tllionfoll, Y casea clgnEa.
Horny Dennohy, & Sons, :@so sacks salt; FoH'ol
| Nro9., Bucks suit,
, 1881-07-29
A Comedy Of IsiuMdcrs-Troublo with
a Costly Writing Table That Was Ex.
n1afuDd Too Lmta.

plained Too Lats.
a,v.,, ,u.a ~ Neg lo.k ;n Sss;; ,;,,,, ,,un,.
ture9" thu reporter aaked il an.azen,ont, % ,jhe
entorod The sitting room 1t Ar nseaton @ ss Ward's
Ind .Ia!l ss0 !, few days previously, Was
drawer was wrcnUhed out, and spl!ntors Of wood
wero on tho aoor. a hnmmvr, chlsei, and
say 9a the CARPET seemed t. sd'asS taas a. ths e
iii. Ward looked ioollsh!y at bis w!fe, apd Mss.
ss ss. e
Dir: Ward said, a. hu slowly rosumod hls coat.
bis halidkoTpbief. ~ dig It, with Maty'a assist
Yanderbl!t n paint et weA!th. ana rhon s;. ny
$t,OO1 It somewhat dculorallzod mo. changed
It Hll !nt9 gol-tho Ynl1 YOU SEQ 9n tho sofa.
naa nlas2Sd H m 1ho S tsS sawe & 9SNGa Nhas
ii, h0ur eufore you vlt.sae III went to the dyaW-
ur and tried 10 opon Il. The koy would 4otiurn.
gave could BIZ heNrd at. tho other clsd OF tho
block, and was blaok tn she tAcc. both Mary
end cAMet9 the 91neasIon s!, @ that some ono had
"Msry' nearly, faintud a. tho prospect Of The
gold hnvlux heon sto0n, aud aux3oatGtl that In.
ouce ''G shoushs, ii M aoseSor lat ", "a u I'D Gosses
selYoa that tho money was really gone. Wober.
ruWed u chtsGl, n saw, and hummer from tho
old Rant!otaAn next door, and sot 70 WORK With
will, Tho result you seo. The table Was utter.
" destroyed iu live lntnutos, but It was i great
feIlof 10 lntI tho gold all right. We had bcokeu
In 1t the back, and thero !s nothing the matte,
out. iFona tho wnli to dust behind Il, had but i
buck wrong stao hEsts but noth sidYs afo fna!lt l
o1aet!y alike. tho only tiHvrenco neing. tha
and, OF cuuEse could not turn tho key In It.. i
was ~ owing to tho gseeuhora gaFfs stupidity