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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23
PERSONAL,

]. M. Abbott, of Lacoste, is at the Menger
John Militant, merchant of Bracket, is in
the city.
Oscar d. Baker, sheriff of Uvalde, is at the
Central.
Capt. Caldwell, of the frontier battalion,
is at the Hord.
B. M. Clarkson, of Dallas, is again at the
Central hotel.
Capt. T. L. Oglesby, of the rangers, is
again in the city.
Bethel Coopwood, of Austin, is in attend
ance at the Federal court.
IT. Koenigsberger, of Galveston, is quar-
tered at the Hotel Maverick.
Edward Ross, the well known cattle king
of Bracket, is guest at the Central.
Wilhelm Bruno Schott and VIM. Hartmann,
of Germany have arrived at the Central hotel
J. Armory Knox, joint editor and proprietor
Of the Siftings, arrived in the city yesterday
and left this morning.
Rev. J. H. M. Chumaceiro, editor of the
JEWISH Souln, PuDllsned AT new orleans, is
visiting our city in the interest of his paper.
We see by the Winnipeg "Daily Times"
that our friend Jas. d. Brown, assistant gen.
eral passenger agent c. M. and St. Paul X.
r., headquarters St. Paul, continues at the
front, fighting for passengers over his line
"shortest and cheapest route" "beautful
bubbling springs" ''most attractive summer
resort in the land, ''great summer health bill
of the north" dead shot cure for moss
backs" etc, etc. Texas hasn't had first
class, live, original advertisement, since Jas.
ID. left our Texas roads.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23
LOCAL DOTS.

Still Russell excites sympathy at the
capital.
Complaint is made that the gas lamps on
avenue c are not lighted.
The overhanging boughs of the treets on
North Flores street are being trimmed of.
The appointment of Hal Costing as mar
shall of western Texas has been confirmed.
There will be confirmation at the Petecost
feast in Temple Beth Ell on Wednesday morn
ing next.
"A marriage license was issued this morn
ing for the union of Antonio Valdez to Cesaria
Gonzales.
Early apples, peaches, plums, figs, green
grapes, blackberries, water-mellons and can
telopes in market.
The subject for debate at the next meet
ing of the Literary and Debating society
will be "Resolved that compulsory education
be enforced inTexas."
There is tradesman in this city so re-
lgious that he will not open his shop on Sun
day. He however employs some one else to
do it, and receives the profits of the day.
The suit of Leonardo Gonzales versus l.
N. & M. J. Baker to recover possession of the
Central hotel was this morning continued on
defendants application until May GOTH
The committee appointed to examine
the books of the secretary and treasurer Of
the Y. M. B. A., are requested to meet at G.
d. Roemer's Office, No. 237 Commerce street,
next to LIGHT office.
DIR. Menger is attending young man
named Schlessinger, and has extracted a large
number of screw worms from his head, and ii
is thought he will have to be operated on tc
free him from his complaint.
The Secretary of the Mechanics and
Workingmen's Union is about 20 introduce a
resolution by which the union will purchase
the whole household supplies for its members,
and thus secure the discount due on large cash
purchases.
Mrs. Mary Lowell, widow of the late
Henry J. Lowell, has written H. Ryder-Tay
lor, secretary of the Bexar Benevolent Asso.
citation; acknowledging the receipt of the res
| olutions of respect passed by that association
and rendering her thanks for the kindness.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23
MINES IN OLD MEXICO,
Another Big Company for the Vilalldama
District, Composed of Business
Men of Dallas.

Another Big Company for the Vilalldama
District, Composed of Business
Men of Dallas.
From the following it begins to look as
though MIR. A. w. Giford's prediction of
two years ago, regarding the mineral wealth Of
Nuevo Leon was worth wore than a passing
attention. Mr. G.. made careful investipa-
ton of the Rosario" and tried hard to get
some of his Texas friends to take notice of it,
but they lacked courage.
The ''Rosario" mining company of the re-
public OF Mexico was organized yesterday by
number of our leading business men. AS
soon as the charter is procured from Austin
the Herald will give the list of incorporates,
the board of directors and officers. The cap
ital stock is $2,64o,ooo.: The officers agreed
upon: John Martin, of Paris, president;
Jules E. Schneider, of Dallas, vice PRESIDENT;
]. L. Leonard, of Dallas, secretary and treas
urer; S. o. Hemenway, of Dallas, superin-
tendent. Board of directors: John Martin,
J. H. Britton, Jules E. Schneider, Samuel J..
Adams, on the part of the Americans. Nego-
tiations for the organization of the Rosario
mining company were made by Jules A. Ran
die, who hasSpent some fifteen years in de-
veloping mining interests in Mexico. "Ro-
sario'' mines are among the richest in Ameri-
ca and have been worked by. the Mexicans
for US years. A large amount of machinery
will soon be shipped into the state of Neuvo
Leon and the work of development set BOOM
ing.-lD Dallas Herald.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23
HOrd,s Hotel Arrival

E A Shelf, N o; P w Gallagher, Fair
wood; Capt N Caldwell, Frontier Battalion;
H Pfeuffer, Verne; r B Shuley, st Louis; G
Hobbs, Kinney; ] d Mitchell, Springfield; F
Scholz, New Braunfels; N L Ward, Goliad;
A |. Miller, Beeville; Thos Bond, Crockett;
r S Holcomb, Cibolo; w o Thompkins, CO.
tulla; Mat Lawson, Galveston; A II Lasater,
Atascosa; B Mendoza. Laredo; J A Devices,
LaSalle; E Lindsay, North Carolina.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23
M0nger Hotel ArrlyAIa

E o Meusebach, c Gibbs, B F Yoakum,
Texas; Jas Martin, Philadelphia Jas M Cog
gin, Hempstead; w H Adams, Galveston; c
Peath, Texas; Conerer Bradley, New York;
] w Voorhees,, Philadelphia; w D Cobb,
Austin; J SHUTTER, Columbus; J M Abbott,
Lacoste; T l. Oglesby, state troops.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23
Vance Hotel Arrivals.

B Mcclellan, San Marcus: Miss Eva
Black, New Orleans; w J Barkett, Texas;
T and Mrs Smith: Wilson; c A Osborne
Eagle Pass; E w Walker, Waelder: H
Jones, Houston; w J Hudgins, Laredo; NJ
Clarkson, Dallas; J ID Roberts, Lealy; J G
Swaggerty, Sealy.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23
Hotel Maverick.

J and Mrs Dyer, J r Koenigsberger, Fred
Fackner, Galveston; G G. Nicholas, New
York; E Shipper, Sycamore; Hyatt, F
M Cabiness, Pecos; H Seligmann, Marion;
] Annoy Knox, Texas Siftings, Austin.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23

In order to close out Stock, we are
now offering our
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
tFrom Thursdays Daily.
SnIniaEnntIi

SnInanE mil.
Travel east aud ives, is very heavy a,
present.
The C. p. pay car passed through TO-
day. going west.
Oscar Wilde has made s25, 900 out of
his lectures.
The Older of Eastern Star will meet
a; Masonic Hall this evening.
One hundred aud forty three emf
grants from the East passed west this
Cf;'rEoon.
It Is reported that there are 500 Ital-
ians actually suffering for food in Den
yer, Colorado.
SOvenry.eiSht emigrants left Omaha
Tuesday and ffiy-four left Cheyenne,
all Tor tho West.
The seating and sleeping capacity of
em~igrsut cars are said to be equal to
first class coaches.
Miss Emma Gardener left for South
Fork yesterday, to take charge Of her
old school in that district.
Warren & Co, shipped to Tuscarora,
by Ben. Gates team, 5000 pounds Of
general merchandise.
The House has concurred in the Sem
ate amendments to the Chinese ILL and
al that remains to finish tho work is
the - Of the President.
Now comes the adolesceut youth
aud buoyunt maiden with muilst and
balls in s!sCsone rivalry ON the csogaci
ground.
a successful merchant saws It is bet
ter to pay more for advertising than for
rent. and those who follow this rule are
sure TO succeed.
The mother of Jesse James keeps con.
slant watch on his grave. which is within
easy rihs range from her window.
Medical students will take notice.
The Wood River News says nenry
A'"5GOh - leAIiul llht MS htOck oil
goods, for the harness and saddl,ry bu.
s%insrs, will be here before his two story
house can he completed.
Superintendent Price of the Iudc-
pendence mine at Tuscarorn, recently
purchased Nn engine for said mine at
Virginia City, which is to arrive hero
in n compile of days and will be forward.
ed by Warner 4 Co.
A special train, consisting Of II cars,
loaded exclusively with young oysters,
passed west yesterday. The oysters are
from Chesapeake Bay, and are to be
transplauted in the waters of the Pa
cifc, in the vicinity of San Francisco.
Our devil went out in the coun,ry
Mny-day searching for a floral Offering
for his best girl. He couldn't fud any
s~uniiOwers, but he struck u b~onanz, Of
toad stools, from which he gathered a
0oquet. which tie young lady asserted
was just too, too utternost utterly. He
says he is going out again next Sunday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

Yesterday afternoon while James Nc
Cuichron aud family were out riding
Mr.. McCutcheon had occasion to step
down from his scat. Wills so doing
tho team took fright and started to run,
but were captured shortly alter turning
the corner Of Sixth street. Beside a
slight shaking mp mud u quito n fngh,
no damage was done.
Miss Carrie Dorsey had tho misfor.
tune TO loose control Of n horse upon
which she was mounted white riding
near Russoll's milk.Tnncb. below town.
After running into town and up MBiu
street the animal Suddenly turned the
corner q Second. til owing Miss Dorsey
violently upon tho hard ground near tho
Bank, iuilictinR very severe binises
about her head.
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An,,nnssuai.


Grand Prize hAslovied an assessment.
Of ten nta.
Tho OILY arrival from the North last
evening was q. Collins.
p. II. Lowell. tho veil known light
ming limo constructor, arrived in town
last evening.
The passengers by stage This morning
were A. v. Lancaster. Frank Williams.
aud Mrs. Emery.
Justice Leonard is reported as saying
that a decision will be rendered in the
INSTRUMENTATION case, not later than
the lIth instant.
Chief Burke Of Sacramento, came up
by the train last evening and continued
his route eastward by u special train
to-day.
George W. Graysop is lyingin n criii-
cal coalition at his home in Oakland,
resulting from his fall in an old shaft
some weeks ngo.
According TO a detailed account Of
the appearance a. Rome Of Emma Ne
vada, her success as q prima donna ia
most marked, she having created iu,-
mense enthusiasm in the Eternal City.
+. J. Frank. one Of tho pioneers Of
Railroad District. arrived here by the
stage from Bullion yesterday. He still
has unbounded faith in the resources Of
that camp.
A. v. Lancaster. who is now making
his home at Alameda. Cal, arrived
from the West by the train last night,
and took the stage for Tuscarora this
morning. Hs is DESTROYS OF taking 4
lingering look upon the greatly improv-
ed condition Of the old camp.
Cap. Palmer and Corporal Todd, a
compile Of Cabins solid citizens; vsre
in town last evening. They had thu
tcmority to tackle our reporter. and
after some cords and q full cargo Of
Bixei beer, made their escape by ths
wcst-bound midnight train.
The President in q proclamation,
warns the desperadoes and lawless slo-
ment in the United States. but pariieu-.
larry Of Arizona, to csAse their dsyiltry
by noon Of the 18th instant, or the
Government will try its hand at coer-
| cion,
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From, tho Upper Brun eau.

Louie Bello has just returned from q
trip up in the mountains At the head OF
the B.uneau, looking after the cattle of
Dan. Murphy. which were caught in
thsre 10y the unusually early and heavy
fall of snow last Winter. He states that
the banks OF the streams are lined with
the carcGsses Of cattle which pcrished
OF hunger and cold, the efauvia from
which literally loads the air of the vi.
ciuity. Louie camped near tho stream .
one night, and in the morning dis
covered that the body Of Chick
s'Chops' squaw, who was murdeted by
Indians, last Winter. was lying close by,
he having un%wittingly camped close to
The spot where tho tragedy had .oc-
Cured. Louie wasn't scared, but as
there is plenty Of land to tho acre up
there, he at nee forfeited his claim
to that particIar locality. The residents
OF that region have got through the
long Winter comfortably. and tho melt
ing snow has furnished plenty OF water
in the streams already. In the Penrod
mines at Island Mountain the hydraulic.
has been at work about two weeks, and
80 soon as the weather %ssttles, Mr..
Penrod will go up from hero to take
charge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
IktnN AMY.

The Bellevue News says we hear Of
thousands on the road to Wood River,
packing their blankets and begging
their way. Better keep out. You won't
have wind enough left to ouss the coul-
try by Fall. All Wood River wants il,
men With coin to buy mines and de-
yelop Thorn, or certainly enough to pros
pect with. A disturbance occurred at
tho corner OF Main md BIN streets yes.
terddy. and in q minute 500 mon wero
counted in the crowd. Lots Of loafers
arc hero now and when we say loafers
we mean men who have no visible
m:ans Of support.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
4 Go.ns-You.rlenso Race.

While Frank McPhctrss was hi,ching
to a wagon a couple OF colts ho was
breaking to harness. at the osino ranch
a couple OF days ago the animals, got
away with the vehicle, and made tofcel.
lcnt timo down tho river road about
five miles TO Buffers place where they
wero stopped. The horses were found
TO bo unhurt, and the light wagon but
slightly injured. Mac. says that In one
place tho wagon had bounded upward
and sni!od through tho air n distance OF
tweniy-onc feet. MS tho track showed by
actual measurement.
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DcuIh Of Goo. s;obInion.

The following has boen issued from
the Office ofc the Grand Secretary, +. &
a. NJ, Il. Carson:
1T becomes my very painful duty to
inform you that Most worshipful Geo.
Robinson. Past Grand Master. died
Friday afternoon, and further to notify
you that a special communication OF the
NJ. w. Grand Lodge Of Nevada, +. &
a. NJ. has been called for | O'Clock,
Sunday, April 80. 1882, at the Hall Of
Silver Star LodgH, No. 3, Gold Hill.
for the purpose Of brryiug our deceased
brother. Take notice aud govern you
selves accordingly. BY command Of
the NJ. W. Graud MASTER"
j. ID. HAMMo%D, Grand Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
Sale OF Cattle md Ranches.

The Silver State says II. IL. McCol-
Icy has disposed OF his ranches. en-
tanning about 1000 acres Of land in
Qiin River Valley. nnI some 1000 head
Of cattle and l2i horses, to Jerry ftsAin.
for $40. 900. lie still rettius his mines
aud property at Willow Crock Mac is
an old resident Of Humboldt. having
kept store at S'ar City in tho days that
tried nous stomachs. and located IN
Qnin River Valley when II wns a. much
MS n mans life was worth TO travel from
McDurmit To W~iuucmucca. aud ho do.
serves the good fortune he has attained.
In tho course Of q year or two he will
90 to COlntubns, OHIO. aud II Lo cnunot
stand 1t there will return west again.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
Roll OF Honor.

Roll Of Honor Of the Primary Do.
paitmpTt Of Elku School:
Belle Butler. 100; Elma Ransom. 100;
Kntie F~reidcnhurg, 100; Greed Sears.
lOC; Willie Rigsby. 100. Lily Roscn-
stock, 90; Hattie RoscnstOok. ": Mabel
Kingston. 9j; Rachael Da2loy, OF.
JOSEPHINE TAYLOR, Teacher.
Owing 20 the fact that Miss Frank
hNs bit recently taken charge of tho
Principtl Department. and further, that
n number Of the pupils have been
absent on account OF tho prevalence Of
measles, tho rcpor, from tlat Depart.
m0nt is necessarily deferred.
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The OmtIoon snuIn.

We arc informed 10y Erl anls parties
just III from Mound VALLEY aud Smith
Crce&. that notwiihsthndu the past
Winter has fingered longer than usual.
yet the work of blowing Unl otherwise
preparing tho grouul for seeding has
progressed more Tnpiily than could have
been reasonably anticipated two weeks
ago; in fact most of the formers IN this
locality have already comlle,,d plant
ing for tho season while others will
finish ina fow days moro 1.-THE present
favorable weather continues.
Ga tho rolling hills on olch silo Of
smith Creek there is already an aLun-
dnnce Of good feed. the grass bcinl fIum
four to six inches high. From Saith
Greek southwark The Ruly Range loses
ihs prominence and its formation is
changed, and in many places the sur
face appears 10 be highly mincralizcd.
Some prospecting has been done a,
times along tho west face Of this Range
without any very satisfactory results =.
from tho fact however that in many in.
stances II was III directed. Last Fail
Mr.. Toymc, whose very pretty little
rauc h ~ iuRted nj the head Of Smith
Creek. found and partially op,ncd some
two or three fair prospects ; he intends
to prosecute tho work OF development
n, nm early day. We learn thnt crnsiI.
cradle Prospecting will DO done this
Summer "a soon Ms the fat disappear.
ing SHOW will enable the prospector to
roach higher points IN the mountain,
where II is believed valuable mines can
be- found. Elko Comfy has wiIlin her
borders Au abundance Of resources.
agricultural aud minetal. and Nil that ~
needed to make them still more availa.
ble Ia n little moro confidence and muscle.
and then there will be less complaint
among our ciuzsus OF dull times and
scarcity OF money.
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a Fighting Female.

a pOnaerously ileshy woman boarded
the train between Reno and Winnie.
mucca Monday, says the Gazette, and
when Ben Sargent. the slim aud angular
conductor, went 70 collect fare she
wanted to palm off a lot of brass ~iswelry
as collateral for her ride. Ben said that
wouldn't pay the company. A. Love-
locks he tried 10 put her of, but she
wouldn't be dumped iato the Great
American Desert without a protest. The
result was n most interesting scrimmnpe
between a very slim conductor and a
very fat train jumper. She smashed q
window and glass door, aud was appar-
eutly about 20 throw the car off the
track, when u freight conductor came M
to assist Ben in the dumping process.
She didn't relish tho interference. and
asked tho meddlesomo marshal of n
cattle train "what he had 10 do with it,"
Then she cGressed him in the pit If the
stomach with q No. 0 hip, and he
SaUntered to his cabooso and SING out
"n!l aboard" Finally a brakeman came
to Ben's assistance, aud together they
cmP'ied her out Of the car. When tho
trouble was over and everything quiet,
she walked up to an Innocent looking
hystauder and bonumbcd him with a
blow on the Jaw. Then she began TO
wreck the station house wind)ws. and il
was fa'cl she would tear mp the track.
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IGorcI Arrivals.

Mrs. NJ. j. Gather L child, Tuso.
VIM. Corser, Wells.
G.. w. Reyes, Cnriin.
l.. G. Adams, San Francisco.
G. A. McElroy, T~uscarora.
Louis Bello. HnlItck.
L. J. Frank, Bullion.
Lewis Stewart, Now York.
II. G.. Wadleigh, Tuscarora.
A. V. Lancaster. Alameda.
VIM. Emery, do
i. r. Burke. Sacramento. .-
A. +. Williams. Alameda.
Z. Ii. Lowell, Winnsmucca.
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[rrom Wednesday. Daly.J
hRlnaEundI.


The railroad Buys are flush. Tbepny
Car went mp the road yesterday, and
distributed coin on the way.
Sheriff J. u. Fitch went down on n
aying trip to the Bay by the train yes
lerday.
Lieutenant Governor Adams eontinu
ed his journey toward Eye county via
Eureka, by the train this morning.
E. p. H,rdssty and T. \. Jones are
in town to-day. The latter Is ON his re-
Turn trip to his home ia California.
Elko ErcampUsnt. No. ., /. o. O.
f., meet at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening.
Up to the oath Of April the Eureka
Con. had shipped bullion amounting to
Sl3n,35i % for that month.
There are reports OF n new mining
discovery twenty miles north of Kei-
ton, near the Wood River road, in a
heretofore unprospcct,d section.
The friends of Sir. G. f. Talbot. who
was reported as very seriously i'll of ty-
phoid fever. yesterday, will be glad to
bear that LIE is much better to-day.
On the occasion of the recent fire.
mems election at Gold Hill. tho Yellow
Jacket boys rrj1iced so much over the
result that they cracked their 500 fire
bell through ringing it with too much
vim.
Tie following is the roii ii honor for
Central Ruby School. Miss Belle Cady,
teacher, for the month Of April: Geo.
Cedney, ICO 2-G; Julia Flynn, loo 90;
W.Shoit, 100 l-G; Belle Snort. 100 II;
Cratic Short. 100; Mamie Flynn, 100;
Jessie Gednsy, % 81; Frank Gedney,
% I-G.
4 recent report 10 Ir. J. Henderson
from Central College at Fnye,te. Mo.
which institution his son John has been
attending for some time past. is a highly
satisfactory one, both ns TO department
Il scholarly atta;aEeuts, aud is ex-
tremely Clarifying TO his parents and
hiends.
County Recorder aud Auditor. y. VI.
Henley, gives motto, in another column,
th"; his appointment rf NJ. II. Miller
as Deputy County Auditor, was to-day
revoked. In view Of AIr. Millrr's MP.
PoiaIinent ly the Board Of Commits
s~ioners, yesterday, the propriety of
such "ction is apparent; the Auditor
constituting tho principal check upon
the accounts OF the Treasurer.
The only business transacted by the
Board OF County Commissioners after
the close Of our published report, was
the filing aud approval Of the official
bond Of County Treasurer VI. II. Mi!I,r.
which embraces the names of the most
prominent property holders Of this i'm.
mediate section, and covers tho penal
sum Of SEQ 900.
Mr.. j. Il. Bradley has just gons ont
to Snake River, in order t. J,gin the
seasons operations at the Idaho ranch
Il the firm OF Russell X BRADLEY. Their
stock in that s,c;ion has passed the
Winter with very little loss, though q
larS7 amount Of hay, provided for
'ucrS,nci =, WAS fed to gu:h as seemed
20 require It. The firm has contracted
with an experienced drpver to take East.
1900 head vi iLoir cn'tIe from The
Idaho ranch. and IIr. Brtdley's inten-
ton is to complete all preparations for
the drive before his return.
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A Heat or q ami, Mn,cn-

On Thursday evening n Passenger by
The sm'grant train from the E,st regis.
tered at the tho Depot Hotel as Charles
Little Of Louisville. Ky. and at once
Notified several l,ai!ns cii:a ms that lac
vas " member Of ii stioug conpany
formed inths above named city for fla.
purpose Of eStnblisbirg in this place a
largo Who'll sale dry g0ola aud grocery
business, and in support Il this ~.
founding announcement ITo. e,drd TO
rent tue old bank building Of J.. Heb
derson. IN tn" Place Of business OF the
heavy atp which be proposed TO 7, pre-
sent. beside enga ing several dwell NJ
houses NJ rosidonors for members Of
The hrm who were shortly to arrive.
Wih'a princeiY dNregud for expenses
the Pleboric person proposed TO pay
ak months rent in advance, agrprin,
60 appear for that purpose q, tho Bark
at Fix O'Clock ycsicsdOy. but uuhnp.
pi'y failed Ia connect. aud ~ tho tain
j'ulltd out for the Fast iast night, il wa.
observed that the "Smtll person" wont
nnt wiih,it. II tho ubjsct of Mr.. Lit
We was To s%windlc. ho was certainly
1o,'en in hi, dtsigns, as he was too thin
H''"ua To deceive anybody with sense
enough 10 get this far ftou home.