davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-25
Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations. of sales from
by commission men yesterday and are subject
60 daiIy fluctuations:
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st. Paul Street from Grove Street to a
Point 40 feet South Of Somerset Street
Paterson's Addition to st. Paul.

Martin Bach's Subdivision OF North 4 of Block
8, Paterson's Addition to st. Paul.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
Notice of Forfeiture

To \. Il. CAMPBELL and c. IL. SILL. nd q
You are hereby notified ttat nave eN lIon,s nDa
hundred dollars in labor and impro''n...rsts nf
tho Miami lode and mining ciaiit .si,t apGr
Bullion, Mineral Hill NJ ming Dis,r'hi oN 81
county, Iduho Territory, III "rder y. 3&4E
premises under the provisions OF se'"Vh apg ~
Visod StutGtcs Of tie United states, me -
amount required to hold the same 'uu,,,or-tDa
ending pccenber Il, lsSl; that thn prSs,rmpb,l.s
said expenditure due by yol A, D, II S'et
twenty dollars, and by yuh, 'na' neots. lgf.
IS tlirty. three dollars tnirty-thfee chin MIS-
money Of tie United states; and if %ie'T roa D
days after the publication OF TINS NV Of SUB
pr refuse 10 contribute your proporu.';n ssl tIp
p nd turo as co-owner, your lhtei t1'ariler u~
viii become the property OF the su mSy McAal
said section 232i. IN ~ n rex =.
HALEY, Idaho January 4. lsd''
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
RED ELEPHANT MINING

with surface ground 600 feet viii.
Mineral Hill Mining Distriot" i'ue, SITUATED,
tui''io territory, and Designated 'hh l COUNT
not ~, o. survey and on the Official the Gil
OF, lG Il. IL IS oiiicea lot No IS, lha Pat hess
o. Whlcn are described with ung noso,lhdars
i vi - degrees and 30 minutes n aete vars
lows ,phinencing at the disceaast, as "a.
I Il s degrees ana 20 running thenesafy shat
feet to ,, point on southsas,e east 50 81
claliL; thehce north "a degrees nn,. ., end n
posi- 40. l. at the northeastern cos,, S feet
claim, whence the section corner n ner Of ssd
section 10, IL, u and ~, in town hcoilinmonS
range Il east, Boise Meridian. h nsnlp :, norI
degrees east l02 feet distant; thon"aa s J, norh
posi- 10. south 81 degrees west at lronl said
posi- No. Tn nee north A degrene , $40 feet a
west l'io- 1eet TO post No. 8; thenoooo lninls
degrees east Gil feet TO post M :. nor,hs
south Al degrees east / ,il5 feet ~ 4; thenrs
aliu place OF beginning, containiri post No
of 1915 acres. ing an AM,
The notice of location and thoo
cation notice thereof are dnlv ",n,ehded l.,
the office of the Recorder OF sn accorded
county, at HALEY, Idaho Terrtoraui o AlturS
ANY person or persons claimin'
any portion OF the above DESERTS, aaVenelr
are hereby notified 10 file in This oa; premss
tne period OF sixty days puh,ico 1--we duriar
their adverse claim, or such nla;roh his :,
barred. N'"ilh will i.
| direct that this notice be nrh,i.,
Wood River Times, the new,s,ed in ths
lished nearest the said mininp PAPER pub
the period of sixty days. claim, for
n9 d. p. h. PRIDE D.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
Application fer Patent.
NOTICE no. 70,
UNITED STATES LAND OFr,cr
It.4InI, H. -

Boise CITY. IDapo
Notice is hereby given that W WI w IL ~
Albert j Marston. and Patrick lIarlev wLnay I'd
office address is Boise City, Idaho Tsrr muse pot
this day iled their application for ,atau. nin
linear feet o. the f1' iF 81
HACTION MINE
or vein bearing silver and other ninor.,.
surface ground 600 feet i'll width. stnatsais Ma
erai Hi Mining District. County of Al,n,. An III.
Territory of Idaho, and designated Nv .rs sa
n"t' ana oiucIal plat on file in this Office ,., a
40, 90 SAD LOT NO. 81 being as follows svs'
Beginning at discovery point running soma, 'sMt
,re's west 1913 feet to center of claim thsnsao'N
. degrees east 800 feet along the west ons :, sul
claim to the southwest corner OF claim IN uo lad
l; thence north degrees west Goa fe pV' ~
northwest corner to post No. 2; thence nortb ~
grets east 2@l teet along the north side In, =
cldini to the nortlleas corner to post M a. ,.
south degrees east COO feet along the as w, ,ut
r'au to the southeast corner to post No f. a
south 50 degrees west 2JT feet along the son,h u
lie OF claim to the southwest corner 10 ra W. w
|. and place of beginning survey of extero,ho .
darirs OF claim. V'1
Magnetic variation at Is DEGREES 2, ,c,,...
east. containing :, 5i-l0J acres. --'D4Sa
The location of this mine is recorded in ,b D.
coldSrs office of Atturas County in Book If or'r
Records. The adjoining claimants are tbs S "|e
cagO' ana the "Pass.' - S'
Amy AMI all persons claiming adversely srv,,,
ton Of SAID Fraction mine or surface r'ro,riF
required to file their adverse claims with rl- \,
Register of the United states Laud Office ;, Roa
CIT III the Territory of Idaho during fine in,
days period of publication hereof. or they Will.
barred ~ virtue Of the provisions Of the Statue
ID. p i. Pride, Register
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing poi,,s
application for patent be published for the pstd
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
QUEEN TRACTION MINING CLAIM.

with surface ground iS} feet wide. Situatdh
mineral Hill Mining District Alturas county
itHhU territory, and designated by the fed
notes OF survey and ON the official pa
thereof on file in this office. as lot N0,A ts
boundaries OF WhlCh are described with ma.
retic variation at Is q, grocS and 30 minus
east, "> follows: Commencing at the Dis
c9NelN tunnel, ANA thence running north
-}"rErcos 10 minutes west 10 feet TO a POM
th inc nortllW cSlcrlN end line of said claim
ttrfrc south 81 degrees west 30j feet 10 pa
40. thence north 81 degrees east iu7 feet bI
l"t.t so. =; thence south 81 degrees lml9
ltrH east lid feet to pl st No. ,; thence sll
IL t"trrt5 west !S3 feet to post No. |; theNm
north I, degrees west 100 feet to post No.
ana place 81 beginning, containing 10. acre
~.lrtot. grouud, and the nearest known "% /
tiona are tho"O H." "Red Elephant AID |
"t u.roouiu' mining claims.
.pa notice 81 location of said claim ECu'
recorded n thc ltccordcrs office Of said A'E /
!d> county, at liuieN, Idaho Territory.
Any person ~ persons claiming adverse
any portion Of the above described preNn
,ate hereby u0tiiied To in this Office dlni.
t.t7 period Of sixty days publication Iha
iAtlr adverse claim, or such claim WHY
barred.
u'rccf that this notice be published ~ Y
9"' IaNcr FtmrS, the new paper pub.N.g 4
ht@ '.Nt 'ue >i,id miuill" claim, ior theF'~ 4
O., SlNty days.
a. D. !. =. PRIDE, ResSd
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The following warrants drawn on the Current
Expense and Redemption Fund will be paid Oh
presentation:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29

II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notices.
application Tor patent be published for the pe,I1
q SIXTY DAYS, ttcn consecutive weeks. in t
Wo'p RIVER TIMES, u newspaper published
iiailey, Altucas County. idaho Territory.
"lj d. p. Is. PRIDE. Rtgiste,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
CONSUMPTION
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to be cured should try Dr. KissEc.'s Celebr az d
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United states or Canada, b. mail, On receipt 4,
prize. Address,
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
Application Tor Pa,o..
NOTICE No. 81.

UNITED STATES LAM o,
Boise CITY, IDAHO rr rficE,
Notice is hereby given tbbctober = in,
Rlcharcson, whose postotf iat Madison !,
broadiord Alturas county, ' Idahoa address
for .s ias fea1 ms application for
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
Hear What the Deaf Saw,

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It's virtues are uuquVStinnfblt and its curstiv We
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29
FITS. EPILEPSY,
F AL LING SICK NE: s s

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sent by mail to any part of the United States or
CANDIDA. on receiptof price, or by express c. 0. D.
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Apple aticE for Patent,
NOTICE No. SO

ONlILD STATES LAND OFFICE.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
October Il ~
Nnticc is hereby given that Madison 7
LlcAAruHon, whose pustoiiice address
Broa tiord. Alturas county. Idaho TerrllOr
las mis- day filed his application for patel
lUr IGO linear feet of HE
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29

lf.fi.,.1,.. WILLIAM LITTLE.
''"'' % 1919. j-.3J
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29

UVINWIT .,
Notice is hereby given that Albert 7. i,ifaker.
of Haley, Alturas County, Idaho Territory, and
willis II. Petit. of Atlanta, AlturaS County.
Idaho I rritory. have made application for
United States patent for the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29

Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-29

,..,., u. !; i. PRIDE, Register.
"'' 'fa'y or applicant U,,inv
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-28
A Knight of the Brush.

"Y-a-a-s," said the man with the whitewash-
brush, "there's bout 800 whtewashers here,
sah-'bout 300. Two hundred or more Of these
are scabs, sah-only seventy-five to a hundred
what we call regular Professional and make a
living by it. We call scabs all them felers who
jump into it in the busy season, when folks is
rushed and compelled; fellows who rush in per-
miscus and irregardless-sich fellers coal
shovelers, cartdrivers, oellar-diggers and sod
cutters. Now and then brokendOwn barber
"a pore, played -out squirrel barber, you know,
not ginewine uonsorial artist; no, sab, not an
artist. These fellows do the fence and clubhouse
understanding nybody can do; 'quires no
skill or science. All you got to do is mix the
stun and smear 1t over fence. It's the inside
work that pays-coloring, calcimining and max
ing hard finish on smooth plastered walls and
over paper. No sod-cutter can do that sort OF
Work-no, sab; that requires an artist"
How do you calculate the cost of jobs"
well, we size 1t up. II it's for somebody
who's particler and able to pay, we take more
time on it, Fiist-class operators make from So
to 50 and have work sll the year round nearly,
but only about six months to be real busy. The
'scabs' get from dollar to a dollar and half a
day, but that's only for three months or less in
the year. Most of the curbstOne brush wallop-
ers is cheap men. Onct in awhile there's reg
lar among 'em, but not often. We regulars has
offices or states hanging round at rental agents,
and IT'S rental agents as furnishes us good deal
of our work"
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.


James DeSanno and Frances ]. Ellington.
John Goodneck and Lizzie NJ. Boil were yester-
day licensed to marry.
Acting Judge Wishard, in the Circuit Court
yesterday granted Emma E. Long a divorce
from William T. Long, on proof OF cruel treat
ment.
T. v. Cook is making an elegant banner for the
Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Indi-
ana, to be taken to San Francisco, and also one
for Missouri
The coroner has returned a verdict of aec-
dental death in the case of the colored man, Kirk
Whitesides, who was killed at Colonel Streght's
farm, on Wednesday last, by the falling of a
hay-fork.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church (colored) will hold
basket meeting at Garfield Park tomorrow.
Some OF the best talent in the city will be pres
ent, and there will be preaching every hour of
the day. Those wishing to attend get con-
veyances at the end of Virginia avenue to the
park.
A statement prepared by the Superintendent
of Public instruction, in reply to inquiry
from the educational department of Massachu-
setts, shows that the total amount expended in
Indiana during the last ten years for educa-
tional purposes, Is $51, 527, 74S,37, average
OF So, 152, 774.S4 year.
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PERSONAL.
}. W. shirk, of Chicago, is at the Bates.

E. W. shirk, of Chicago, is at the Bates.
e. D. Jewett of scottsburg is at the Bates.
W. R. Brownlee, of Anderson, is at the Bates.
W. H. Edinger, of Louisville, is at the Grand
Hotel.
James W. Robp, of New York, is at the Grand
Hotel.
E, G. johnson, of Michigan City, is at the
Bates.
Edward P. whallon, of vincennes, is at the
Bates.
Colonel VIM. S. Preston, of New York, is at the
Bates.
Major H. F. Cornell, of Kalamazoo, Mich, is at
the Bates.
Colonel ]. E. Dagger, of Philadelphia, is at the
Grand Hotel
Cornelius Wheeler, of Milwaukee, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Mrs wands and her son Willie have gone to
Lake Manitou.
P. H. Field and NJ t. Mckenzie, of Louisville,
are at the Bates.
DR.. James NJ. Ayers, prominent ply stefan Of
Cincinnati, is at the Spencer.
Mrs L. 8. Ayres and family are well quartered
at the Rowland House, Long Branch.
Miss Nettie Duzan left last evening for st.
Louis, where she goes to visit friends for few
weeks.
Rev. Dr. G. W. Northup, of Chicago, will sup
ply the pulpit of the First Baptist Church to-
morrow.
Louis 8. Reibold, of Dayton, o., is in The CITY,
visiting his uncle, Mr.. Louis Reibold, of the
Bates House.
j. H. Citizens, proprietor of the Huntington
and Grand Hotels, OF Richmond, was at the
Bates yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Williams, of West Michigan
haa m faw wi
friends at Terre Haute.
DR.. n, I. Raymond, of the army, is q visit
to this city, his former home, and with his fami-
ly is stopping at 80 School street
Miss Dell Scott, of Ludlow, KY, who has been
visiting Miss Hattie wishard, SO Huron street,
for the past week, will return home tomorrow.
Jonathan IL. Ridenour last evening returned
from Oxford, O., where he yesterday buried his
mother, who died, after a brief Illness, at the
advanced age of eighty-one years.
Professor s. K. Hoshour will fill the pulpit Of
Christian Chapel, corner OF Ohio and Delaware
streets, on Sunday morning. He will be pleased
to see his friends of forty years ago and his pu-
pills Of more recent date in the city in attend
ance.
E. F. Branch, Martinsville; H. R. Thompson,
Charlottesville; W. F. Sanford, Providence, r. l.;
B. F, Whitman, Cleveland; Myron E. Meader,
Goshen; E. Rigby, Brazil; G. C. Booth, Ashta-
bula; ]. c. Beacham, Cleveland; II. D. Baker,
salina, Kan, and 7. Mines, Peoria, ILL.,, are
among the arrivals at the Bates.
A j. stott, Chicago; s. o. Bayless, Frankfort;
Henry Fitch, Lawrenceburg; A L. Baldwin, Bos-
ton, Mass; George Bent, Chicago; M. N Dali,
Terre Haute; 7, L. Pierce, Richmond: Benjamin
Allen, New York; E. d. Simonds, Toledo, O.;
Charles B. Melsh, Cincinnati, and E. G. Porter
| field, of Columbus, o., are at the Grand Hotel.
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A Family Affair.

Justice Thompson yesterday fined Irwin
Smith $25 and costs for brutay striking his
mother. The trouble arose from the arrest of
William Evans for stealing a trunk from Birds
Transfer, OF which information was given to the
police by Jack Smith, Iryin's brother. A family
quarrel with several lateral developments en-
sued, and Irwin told the Squire yesterday that
he was going to have his mother and sister ar
rested for completely in the theft of the trunk,
masmucb as they knew where 1t was secreted
and did not inform the officers. The arrest was
subsequently, made
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-28
Births and Deaths.


The following births have been reported at
the health office for the week ending at P. NJ.
yesterday: To August and Lizzie Overesch,
twins, boy and girl; Jacob and Emeline wach,
stetter. boy George and Louisa Richards, girl;
Henry and Sarah Marks, girl; William and
Bertha Keppel, GIRL Mr.. and Mrs. James Mefford,
girl Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Sprague, boy; wv. and
Clara Taylor, boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Williams,
girl; James and Mary Colderhead, boy George
and Lizzie Smith, boy; Albert and Annie Rauch,
boy; James and Lizzie Osler, boy; Frantz and
Hannah Gordon, boy; William and Maggie
Grabach, boy; jeremiah and Margaret Collins,
boy; George and Maggie Kuplan, boy; Joseph
and Flora Marsee, hoy; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson, boy; 2. A. and Margaret Brown, boy;
Jarvis and Sarah Haase, girl; H. B. and Hattie
Horn, girl; Patrick and Mary Murphy, girl; Mr..
and Mrs. Krumrine, girl; Mr.. and Mrs Mcintosh,
girl; John and Elizabeth TObin, boy; George w.
and Alice snider girl; Colin and Elizabeth Pasco,
girl.
DEATHS
The deaths reported are as follows Nelson
Fisher, age 81 years, apoplexy; George Kerr, 65
years, consumption; John W. Tennis, Al years,
exhaustion; Thomas E. Elmer, months, cholera
infantum; Infant Schumacher, 10 days, brain
fever; Infant Holt 13 months, cholera infantum;
Nathan Butler, SO years, cerebral hemorrhage;
Mrs Dye, rs years, pernicious congestion; Lind
strum, still BORN Infant Milleson, teething; In
FAINT Mears, cholera infantum; Infant Sticker in
anition; Infant Cooper, obstruction of bowels;
Infant Carter, scarlet fever; Philip Fuchs, 65
years, heart disease: Emma b. Smith, 10 years,
consumption; Infant helm, cholera infantum;
Maria Beck, SO years, congestion of brain; Harry
G. Morris, years, drowning: Infant Taylor, in
anitiOn; Willie EmmulInan, 6 years, drowning;
frankie Harter, 3 years, hamilton; Infant Sieg+l,
cholera Infantum Infant Dwyer, enterocoetis;
Berdus Douglass. B years, scarlet fever; Eliza
beth Wen, 80 years, old age.
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which consists of licensing preachers and pre-
pairing work for the annual conference, provi-
sion is made for sermons, addresses and other
exercises of public interest to the district and
She connections. The programme embraces dis
cussions on "The aggressive power of Method
fsm," "The religious instruction of Children"
'The limitation of the pastoral term" Modern
objections to the religion of the Bible" and 9TH
er interesting themes to be presented by the
leading ministers of the district and other able
speakers. Persons desiring to attend can reach
Brooklyn by the I. g. v. railroad, and free enter
talnment is generously offered to accredited WIS.,
itors
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Methodist District Conference.

The Indianapolis District Conference of the In
diana annual Conference OF the Methodist Epis-
oopal Church assemblies in Brooklyn, Morgan
county. on next Monday evening and continues
in session for the two days following Several
attempts have been made in the past to dscon-
meet the disciplinary business from the sessions
Of this body, but change has been made be-
cause the conference has always been a success
in this district, both laymen and preachers la
boring for this result. Besides the business,
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Amen.

"Do you know what amen means9" inquired a
Hebrew friend of the reporter.
81 believe do, was the answer; otis used to
wind up prayer, and means so be it,"
every civilized nation uses ii, and yet unless
you get the translation from the original He
brew you cannot arrive at the meaning. The
definition in Webster is defective, as it utterly
Sights the derivation of the word. I will tell
you. The word in Hebrew is or E-M-N, three
letters, and they stand: A for AL, God; NJ for
melacb, meaning king, and for namon, mean
ing truth-God, king, truth, which we interpret
as God, the true KING"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-28
Another Damage Suit.

Charles E. Whipple has begun suit against
Benjamin F. Haugh, John L. Ketcham and
William Fl. Brown, proprietors of the Haugh
Iron-works, asking $4,000 damages The COM
plant alleges that while the plaintiff was in the
employ of the defendants in October, 1881, he,
stepping on large spike in a board which had
been negligently left in a pathway by employees
of the company, and it was forced nearly
through his foot, infiicting permanent disa-
bility, from which he suffers constantly and is
continually getting worse.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-28
Criminal Court Matters,

In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Acting
Judge Duncan sentenced William Patton to two
years imprisonment for shooting Thomas Chris
terson in the neck, during the fight in which the
latter aud Mrs Sadie McCorkle- Wells engaged
Herman Roy, jr, and Herman Roy, ST., were
each fined $40 and costs for selling liquor on
Sunday, and Daniel Higgins, who headed the in
surrection at the "stone-pile' on Thursday, was
arraigned and entered plea of not guilty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-28
Thirteenth Reciment Raanion.

Tho Thirteenth Regiment Indiana volunteers
will hold reunion on SOLDIERS day,H August
Is, during the coming encampment. All mem
bers are earnestly requested to come and bring
their friends Those who cannot come are re-
Quested to write to George E. Lowry, room IL,
courthouse, giving their full postofice address,
as well AS that of all comrades as far as they
nan
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OFFICE OF WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co.,
Nav NARLC CIIX IIll!. Dc 1000

OFFICE OF WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co.,
NEW YORK CITY, July 20, 1888.
Friend j. A. Mckenzie, the Clothier, Indianapo-
lis Indiana:
SRI am in peck of trouble-yes, half a
bushel Of trouble at this time. had good boy
here in my office to operate my wire of telegraph,
and he has thrown up the sponge and kicked on
the job just because wanted him TO work twen-
ty-tive hours for a days work He knew I
watered my stock regularly, and 1t had got SO
weak could not afford to pay the price. If you
know Of a boy in Indianapolis that wants good
paying job, and willing to work twenty-four and
half hours a day, and eight days for a week,
tell him to come here over my road, and he can
get a job. Don't delay, as it is ground-hog
case. Hastily yours,
JAY GOULD.