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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
In justics to myself and to correct an
erroneous impression, the following official
letter is published. HENRY FISHER,

In Justlc5 to myself and TO correct ar
erroneous impression, the following official
letter is published. HENRY FISHER,
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE,
SACRAMENTO, February %, 1882.
Mr.. Henry Fisher, Sacramento-Dear Sir
I have been instructed to furnish you with
tie following transcript OF proceedings of the
State Board of Agriculture, at their meet
ing held February 6. 1882, when the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Whereas, Through mere mistake, the
premium on confectionery was awarded, at
the last State Fair QSSl, to w. T. Peterson,
subsequently the committee of award called
at this Office. and fled statement to the eff
feet that it was their intention to have
awarded said premium to Henry Fisher,
but owing to a clerical error it was marked
opposite to the eutry of w. F. Peterson in
the award books. This association having
requested. by vote, Mr.. Peterson to return
the premium, that it might be delivered to Mr.
Fisher, the person to whom it was actually
assigned, and he having refused to so do,
Resolved, That the said w. T. Peterson's
conduct is regarded by this society as dis
honorable, and he is hereby debarred from
all competition for premiums hereafter
offered by this society.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing be
furnished each party named therein.
Very respectfully.
EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary
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sc,p,o Nv Docomher ! 1876

1 am the pastor OF the Baptist Church here,
and an educated physician. l am not in prac.
tice, but ana my sole family physician, and
advise in many chronic cases. Over year
ago I recommended your Hop Bitters to my
invalid wife, who has been under medical
treatment Of six of Albany's best physicians
several years. She has become thoroughly
cured of her various complicated diseases by
their use. We both recommend them to our
friends, many of whom have also been cured
of their various ailments by them.
Rev. Z. r. WARREN
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE,

John Sprock to Frank Luttig-aTarch 21, 1882
for grant small tract in section II north, range
east.
John Thomas TO John Studarus-March 81, 1882
for $4,000: 49, acres in sections aud in town
ship NORTH range east.
Charles C. Brown to Nelly FoX-December IA,
1881 for So, 600 the south 20 feet OF lot and
L. Fourth and Fifth strests.
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DIR. In Mars seminal Pills eare ali
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical Delhi
ity, and all that class of complaints arising from Ex
cess, Indiscrehon or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain of youth, and the Young safe
guard and protection. DIR. La MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, deblitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
50 so per bottle. Sent @. o. D., by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
ders to A McB0YLE & CO., druggists, Postoffce
Box 1852, San Francisco. il33p6m
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Vaccine Virus.

DR. A. H. DORIS, FOUNDER OF THE
~ eel sbrated Lamartine Vaccine Farm at Fond
du, Lac, Wis, is propagatirg pure Bovine
Virus at Lincoln, eb Ten ivory points. 81 crusts
So Cash with order. Only physicians supplied.
A. Il. DORIS, N. D.,
me- 3plms Lincoln, Neb
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FINE MILLINERY DIsPLAY.-Mrs. P. A.
Csllihan, the wsll-krown milliner. has just
returned from trip to the East, bringing
with her fine selected stock, direct from i'm.
porters. These goods will be ready for the
inspection of the ladies Of Sacramento and
its vicinity on Friday and Saturday of this
wpek
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ApvEREIsgmENr MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-G igantean Ministries, to
night
Lutheran Social-March goth.
Metropolitan Theatar-Uncle Toms CABIN.
Knights Templar, tonight.
o. C. T., this evening.
Free Lecture-Hon. Eli johnson.
Young man wants a situation.
Auction.
Ben & Co., tomorrow.
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WRITE to Mrs. Lydia Pinkham, No. 2SS
Western Avenue, lynn, Mass, for names Of
ladies that have been restored to perfect health
by the use of her Vegetable Compound. 1t
is positive cure for the most stubborn cases
of female weakness.
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Business Advertisements.

Benson Lasher- Carriage painting.
Shirts to crder-F. Mason.
Physicians prescriptions Tufts drug store.
Catarrh SanfJ rd's cure
Collins plasters for weakness.
Mechanics store-Kid gloves.
Mechanics Saloon, SIG X street.
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SSTE M CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
= o and Twelfth streets, Sacramento-the only
Seam Carpet Beating Macline in Sacramento
Cleaning, Relaying and keftting Speciality. All
work warranted. Employ none but first-ciass work
men Orders left at LOCKE & LAyENSoN'S, No.
81 street or at resi- lence, Twelfth and streets
| mi3-Splm ANDREW HATHAWAY. Proprietor.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

III you want FINISHED or upfurnished
Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Ciunie
Building, Eighth and X streets kept first class in
every respect MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. ml5-tf
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LADIES kid button boots, worked button
holes, 81 so per pair, at Hale's.
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A LARGE LOT Of mems and boys straw
hats will be opened up, from day 10 day, at
Red House. as the weather mo5era es.
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EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary

PIGEON SHOOTING MAToH.-A friendly con-
test between the crack shots of this city took
place yesterday afternoon at Agricultural
Park. The dag was fine, birds were strong,
and the sport hugely enjoyed by all the par
Elephants. The first match was at q yards
rise. Forester Club rules. Judges, William
johnson, III. Hurd and FL. G. Chapman.
Scorer, Harry Lathrop. The following was
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LADIES kid, button boots-workei button
holes--S1 so per pair, at Hale's.
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SILKWORM EGGS FOR SALE.
FKRsT.CL.ss "FgENCH ANIMALS .

MULBERRY TREES AND CUTTINGS Of the FOL-
lowing varieties: .'Morus Multicaulis," " Morus
Japonica" and Chorus Alba" MRS. JAMES r.
LaWRIE, Santa Clara; or, 4. DALE, Sacramento
1877. 2nim
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this Sta'e and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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For the finest grades Of French kid boots,
see the latest arrivals from New York, at
Hale's.
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UNITED WoRKINGMEN's full.stock mems
calf boots-extra quality-S4 %, at Hale's.' :
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DEPARTMENT Two-DEysox. Judge

The People OF the State vs. Joseph Hurtado-De-
PENDANT and his attorney, c. T. Jones, appeared,
also IL. L. Buckley and Gr.ve l.. johnson, and the
being called for trial. upon motion Of defend
ant and upon reading affidavits of defendant, the
case WAS continued for trial until May 3 1882, at 10
A N. Attachments ordered to issue for Patrick
Vacca, resident Of San Bernardno county, Cal.
Witnesses recognized to appear in Court that
date, viz: Daniel Robertson, Joab Cantrel C. Rus
sell, Oliver Peterson, Charles Fohr, John Koran,
John Green, J. S. Estabrook, George X. Rider,
Thomas Waters. Witnesses recognized for the de-
Tense, to appear said date, were follows
Willie Nesbitt Charles Rogers, Carrie Mareney,
Mrs. Bisente, Minnie Ricardo Joseph Soto. -
Wallace, Jere Payne, James Powelson, Leonora
C. Burtress, Frank Revere, JOS Levia, Annie
Rogers, ). Rogers, Phil. Kendall, David Pena II.
s. Beals, W. b. lFerra', Louis Wagner. James T.
Barron. Mrs. Barron, Mrs. Mauretich, Olivia Cam
po5, Ernest Fowler. The defendant remanded
to prison.
The People OF the State vs.. J. S. Wheeler Cause
called on for trial. Defendant appeared in Court
with his counsel, T. B. Mcfarland. The People were
represented by II. L. Buckley and c. T. Jones.
Upon motion of the defense, the was continued
until March 81 1882, at 10 O'Clock A. N and wit
nesses reeogniz= d to appear for the People VII lam
fro and George Peters. Witnesses recognized for
the defense: Alexander Grant, II. S. Beals and
Lizzie Ashnauer.
The People VS.. William Wilson, petit larceny
Continued t. March q, 1882.
The Pepe VS.. Dempsey Continued to March 2Sth.
The People ys. Conej0- Continued to March 9th.
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GENTS furnishing goods-the largest ane
f aest stock 10 thu city, at Hsle's.
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SPLENDID grade of black shooda. for Il
cents per ysri, az Hales.
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JUsT OPENED Two hundred and fifty pairs
ladies' cloth and kid lace boots, a. 80 cents
per pair. Certainly the best value ever Of
fsred on this coast. Hale Bros & Co.
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SEQ acres at Freeport Sacramento county. Good
dwelling, barn for so cows out6uildngs etc; will
all prodace alfalfa splendid grain dairy ranch.
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An AGREEABLE surprise to the ladies will
be that new lot of cloth and kid lace boots, at
so cents per pair, at Hale's.
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NEcKwEAR for ladies, in lace and silks-a
very fine sci c.ion-just received by express
from New York, at Hsle's.
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LADIES brown Balbriggan hose, four pail
for % cents, at Ha.e's.
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TWENTY YARDS of pure linen crash for u,
at Hale's,
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pEATH LOSSES PAID IN SACRAMENTO


sBoarof Directors ar after three
O
mt
Office Capital Branch 1000 Second ST., Sac amento
r1sN EEE<psa.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT OSE-CLARK, Judge.

Contested will case Of C. G. Hidden deceased
Case renewed and still on trial before jury.
Flora Francis vs.. W. NJ. Francis Case called for
hearing. The plaintiff and her attorney appeared
Defendant did not appear. Mrs. FlorasFrancis and
Mrs. S. w. Greenwood were sworn, and testified on
behalf Of the plaintiff. Decree of divorce fled and
apterer nfr eoord
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of the billiard tournament was played at the
billiard parlors at the Union Hotel last even

terest in the matches Is evidently increasing
The game last evening was played between
Russell Flint and Ed. Robbins. The follow.
ing was the score: Russell Flint 6 90 4
65201012 3461420
04O102O0221 5O2102O505S
041103 6026; IS innings; total,
260; average, 1917. Ed. Robbias-0 2
1320101O012 9 22210073 362
22210130112 0010100513 0S l
8 u u 24211000 II 0 O.; 6S innings
and Sprague Bowstick play this evening.
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sixpence Better Than the Slew shilngr Ii you
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS at a reasonable price,
go to BBALS' GALLERY, No. as street. d. S.
BEALS, Operator. fe9-Im
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SOMETHING INV in flowers, tips and
feathers and the new "Esthetic' hat-the
latest shown-At Red House Millinery Par
lors.
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CouRTAULD's black English crepe, in the
finer grades, at Hals's.
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TELLING Our Shoe Department has no
rent to pay, our stock is all paid for, and our
prices are guaranteed to be lower than the
lowest III ale Bros K Co,
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For So. 5G0-A farm OF leo acres, near Auburn,
Placer county. Good dwelling and barn go bear.
ing fruit trees, of all varieties q in small
fruits acres in alfalfa; good market for produce.
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RECEIVED at Red House to day, from our
Eastern manufactures, thirty cases OF mems
aud boys boots, to be sold st prices that
defy competition. Mems whole-stock, kip,
half double. sole or tap sole, IS the same in
boys, 81 so; youths. 81 ard children's,
81 50. These goods are made to order, aud
every pair warranted.
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THE amount of business being done in the
Shoe Department, at Hsle's, speaks louder
in favor Of low prices and good values than
all the printers ink wasted by their COM
be ,itors
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AUCTION SALE-D. J. Simmons L Co.,
auctioreers, will sell this morning, at 1890
o'clock, at No. 1122 Eleventh street, between
K and J., elegant parlor sets, lace curtains
and cornices, black walnut epergne, handsome
gilt clock, oil paintings, Brussels carpets,
rosewood, black walnut and ebony bedroom
sets, spring aud hair mattresses, feather pill
lows, bedding, elegant extension table,
marble top sideb)ard, black walnut chairs,
crockery and silverware also, Richmond
range, Kitchen and diuiDg-room furniture.
Sale positive rain or shine.
A NEW CHURcH.-Work has been com.
menced on the "Ebenezer Church" 1t is to
be located in the parsonage grounds at the
s3ulhwest corner of the alley and Tenth
street, between o and p. There will be a
brick foundation three feet high, on which
will be erected neat and substantial church
building of wood. In size the auditorium
will be about 80 by GO feet Rev. MIR. AK
theIm is the pastor Of the church.
AGRICULTURAL ARK.-The track at Agri-
cultural Park was never in better condition
than it is at present. 1t has been plowed
and narrowed and is in excellent order for
a rae any day. Those who wish nice drive
should not fail to visit this track.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
SWeetser & AIsip,
EEAE I&EAEl
iNSU RANCE AGENTS,
lOl5 Fourth st., Sacramento.

SEQ acres at Freeport, Sacramento county Good
dwelling, barn for so COWS, outbuildings, etc; will
all prodace alfalfa; splendid grain dairy ranch.
Also
For S2.580-A farm OF 100 acres, near Auburn,
Placer county. Good dwelling and barn go bear
ing fruit trees, of all varieties: q in small
fruits acres in alfalfa; good market for produce.
For S',ooe-3o acres near Penryn, Placer
county. Dwelling, ETC.
For Su, Oa0-I60 acres near Dixon, Solano coun-
ty Good VINEYARD or fruit land; orchard OF 100
enue Of 81 200 last year good buildings; furniture
horses. cows, wagons, etc. This is bargain.
For 6.500-l60 acres grain land near Silvey ville
Solano county; all rich, level land well improved.
For $e,GG0-77 acres near Pine. Good buildings
small orchard, two wagons, two horses, one cow
plows harrows, etc. VIII exchange for small place
i'll city.
For 500 acres, one mile east OF city. Small
dwelling, barn and orchard.
For S3,50O-14 acres rich alfalfa land Good
dwelling and barn small orchlrd near city.
Also
For $40, 880 (including crops) 500 acres on Cache
creek, Yolo county all in cr0ps. Good dwelling ;
barn well timbered. A No. grain land.
For SG.300-96 acres on Whisky HILL one and
half miles south Of city limits.
Also
we have an application for farm with
80 to 40 acres In vineyard; party VIII
pay q good price.
SIyEErSER & AISEP Sacrnmentn
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FREMONT H6TtL, j ST., BET. FRS AND SECOND,

FREMONT H6TEL, ST., BET. FRS T AND SECOND,
CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS: ONE
Z elegant Walnut, Pate-glass Mirror, Sx5 feet
one u octave Chckering Piano. as good as new, and
cost 500 with Cover and Stool Walnut, Plate glass
Bar Mirror 6xl0 feet cost $500; elegant Parlor Set
of pieces e egant Marble-top Center Table; De.
trot Safe Refrigerator fine Bar Counter, and all
the fine Glassware and Bar Ornaments 90 yards Of
Cork Oilcloth Paintings and Chromos Bar-room
Chairs also Dining room Furniture, Silverware,
Gallery, Crockery, Glass and Woodenware; also
Kitchen Furniture and Requisites; also fine Lace
Curtains with Cornices, Body b. ussels and Tapestry
Carpets throughout the entire house; also elegant
Walnut, Marble-top Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Ward
robes Crockery White Blankets, Comforters,
Sheets, Feather Pillows, Spring and Top Mattresses,
of IS rooms also Chandeliers, Globes and Gas Fix
lures and large lot Of other things too numerous
70 mention. Terms of sale, Cash Sale Positive.
BELL Il CO., Auctioneers
P.S-The house will close on the LIST of April, and
will be open for inspection April Sd and 4th. and
until time of sale. April 9Th, 1880 A. IB. m20 I'd
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"No RENT !"-Ws sympathize with these
have heavy rents to pay. 1t operates
M hesyily against them IN their efforts to com
,,ets With Hale Bros. 20.
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co,,,ruINe NEw Mems sprlpg Style
un 0n plaid suits, for 81 90, at he'd
House.
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WHITE SWISS, l2ic per yard, at Hale's.'
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For S',oee-so acres near Penryn, Placer
county. Dwelling, ETC.
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TIE REGMENTAL ENcAMPMENT.-Thep pro-
babilities are that the annual encampment of
the First Artillery Regiment-to be held
some time in the month of August-will this
year take place at San Rafael, at a point near
the Sal Qaentin State Pr So. There is a
fine and well watered grove there, and the
only question as to whether or no that local
ity viii be settled upon finally depends upon
there being good parade ground adjoining
For the purpose of ascertaining in reference
to this Colonel 7. w. Sheehan will go down
next Saturday and make investigation.
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SocIAL.-The Frauen Verein of the Ger.
man Lutheran Church will give a social at
the church, Twelfth and K streets, the
evening of the ooh instant.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-17
A BOYS Composition on the Horse.

The hawse is noble animal. He has
four legs, one at each corner. The
hawse has a head at one end and tail
on the other, which is different from the
ELEPHANT, for he has tail on both ends.
There are CRATE many kinds of hawses.
There is the black hawse, the white
hawes, the gray hawes, the brown hawse,
the chestnut hawse and the hawse-chest-
nut, the reddish hawse and the hawse-
reddish. 1 don't like hawse-reddish,
cause it gets in my eyes and makes
them cry. There's the saw-hawse, the
clothes-hawse, the hawse-voice, the
hawse-pital and the hawse-pistol. Be-
sides, there is the Colts revolver, the
pony of brandy, the nightmare. the
Lord-mare, mare-ely, and Mary had a
little lamb. The hawse is the only ami
NAL who wears shoes, but he does not
take them off when he goes to bed like
boys and girls. Hawses have to work.
If was a hawse, I'd wish / was kow,
cause kows do not work, but only loaf
round eating all day. like the hawse,
and if had one I would not let Jim
Bunker ride on him, cause he makes
mouths at my sister. You always can
find a hawse in the street. and you can
tell him because he has big eyes and a
he'd The hawse has flowing coal
scuttle-( Cooks tnteastiy at the pdper)-
no-the hawse has-has flowing coal
black name. Some boys likes goats, but
as for me, give me a hawse or-give me
dethi
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-17
Fat and Lively.

A very fat bear, whose weight ofeight
hundred pounds did not prevent him
from joining in a lively chase, was kill
ed last winter in Montana. The He
lena Independent thus describes the
hunt:
The bear has been doing much DAM
age to stock in the last four or five
years, recently killed a COW, and the
hunt in which he was killed was gotten
up especially for his benefit. Shortly
after the dogs had started the bear the
men took their separate stands and soon
after the bear came in sight of Brown,
WHO fired upon him, but only slightly
wounded him. The bear then chased
Brown several times around clump of
five small oaks, and finally lodged
through them in an attempt to cut off
Mr. Brown, at which critical moment
Dickerson's dog seized bruin behind,
and gave Brown an opportunity to re-
load and deliver fatal shot The shot
was delivered just in time, as Browns
dog had been already killed, and Dick
erson's was badly bitten. When dress
ed, it is said that the fat on the bears
back measured five inches in thickness.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-17
Thought it Was Grass.

1t takes but a small accident to spoil
grass-or a pea-cock's tail. The same
may be said of self-conscious people
who 'stravel on their shape"
Peek's (Milwaukee) San narrates-.
with some mischieyous zest- an awk-
ward street adventure of fine lady.
whom an honest mule mistook for a
bundle of green fodder.
One occasionally sees girl who
seems by every action. every twitch of
the apparel, to say that she knows ev-
erything, and that it would be an i'm
pudence for any one to tell her that in
ten years she will look back and see
what a fool she was.
There was one the other day tripped
down Wisconsin Street, looking as
though nobody else had any sense but
herself. She was beautifully dressed,
and carried parsol of many colors.
A street car was coming down the
street, and she walked right up in front
of the mules as impudent as summer
resort hotel waiter that has not been
paid the price of dinner for bringing
it. She was going to cross ahead of the
mules.
The driver turned the brake, the car
Stacked mp, and with scornful smile
she cleared the track. just as she pass
ed the head of the near mule that saga
cious animal reached his head around
and tookhold of about a bushel of green
polonaise that stuck up just below her
belt. She took Just two jumps to get to
the sidewalk, and "a scarter girl was
never seem" Her impudence and about
half a mule mouthful of polonaise were
gone.
She was changed girl from that mo-
lo al Ior
held it over the place where the polo
naise was wont to be, and walked to-
ward millinery foundry in becoming
manner, with no perceptible wiggle, we
thought, ''What creatures we are! Even
o mule can teach us.
If we live one thousand years, we
never expect to see that girl teeter and
waltz along the sidewalk again as she
did that day.