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Mt. VERMONT MT. VERMONT

STEAMER W. W. COICOEAN
leaves 1tb street wharf daily (except Sunday for NJ
Vernon at 10 O'clock returning reaches Washing
ton shout $3.50 pm.
go L. T.. BLAKE, Captain
NOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, FIT. MONROE
- AND THE s0CTH:-Potomac Steamboat Com
psny's popular steamer EXCELSIOR, Capt. X. T.. Tall
leaves 9TH street wharf every TUESDAYS and Thu RS
DAYS at $3.50 i. and RDaIS at y. M. stop
ping at Piney Point and Point Lookout going and
turning Connecting In Norfolk with Boston. Proyi-
dence and New York steamers, and all railro liues
south, and at Old fointw the Chesapeake Ohio H. a.
Tickets and saterons can he occurred at b. y. Tcke;
Office 1881 Pennsylvania avenue; b. W. Reefs Some
ZIG street northwest; s.. Marc Hotel. and at Cce,
It'll ct &c: wharf. 4. VI. HUDGINS, Gen. Supt.
w. p. WEIGH. Agent. mhI9
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Among the things taken by burglars from an
Illinois minister's house were a box Of tobacco,
SIX bottles of whisky and pistol.
or the 100 members of the Texas legislature
only twelve are natives Of the state.
A Michigan man, desiring to commit suicide,
fired at his head four times without hitting it.
Then he concluded that he had no head, and
went to hospital to see about it. The physi-
clans decided that his head was in place. but its
contents !. ere wrong, and sent him to an insane
asylum.
"Put more tariff on English fashions!" cries
Massachusetts, editor afflicted with dude of
son.
The plaintiff in divorce suit in Indiana is q
widow of thirty -four and the defendant boy Of
eighteen.
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Ir STANDS To REAsos

That when IN article II made or treated on The
idea Of getting all the good out Of II and leaving
the bad OF useless portion, 1t must be superior
to the old clumsy method Of producing it any
way or any how by hap hazard.
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QUESTION 1. What 10 Fels b
Co. Liquid Coffee?
It is Just what Its name implies,
Q first-claes coffee, made in liquid
form direct from the coffee bean.
put up In bottles. and ID. without
exception. the most convenient
and economical form in which to
use coffee. 1t Is not Q chemical
preparation, but Ii condensed
from pure coffee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-28

Fvcrv caee OF Securities bought and sold on commits
eicn in San Francisco Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange Of per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and IN
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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CuNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
1bE CUNSRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LTMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. y. Y NEW YORK
ervia -. Ned. April 4. Favona 49,. We'd. May 2.
DC tina. Ned. Airil II. Serva We'd. May g.
Gailia Wed. Apr Is. Scythia. We'd, May l6.
Bothnia We'd, Apri 25.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
Steamers marked thus do not carry steerage
hate5 Of passage for departures, including Scythia
1lth pril $50. $50 BOO. according accomnlo-
daon For saiDgs after April 18th $50 and $780, &C.
cot1fn@ TO accommodation.
eteerae at very low rates Storage tickets from Iv-
lowest rates.
- Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
HaEe Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
for Mediterranean PORTS.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys ofre
No. Bowling Green or both steerage and cabin 20
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS 7tl street. Washington
u. Z.
'A1@NON "a. BROWN & CO., New York;
Crto Messrs. OTIS BIGEIOW 4 CO
!Sn1Z Co 9TH street Washington.
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A CASE is coming up in the New York marine
court which promises very rich developments.
A prominent dry goods man, whose head is as
destitute of hair as billiard ball. and who is
the leading deacon in an uptown Baptist church,
will be brought in full view Of the public as the
frequenter of the green room of one of our met
ropolitan theaters, and the dearest friend of
popular young actress. He admits that he
knows her. and she admits that he sent her five
hundred dollars worth of dresses; but at this
point they disagree. for he claims he sent them
up purely on sale,' and she claims that they were
intended as presents One thing that placesth
matter in an awkward light for the deacon is
that he sent the things up to her house without
the knowledge Of his partners, and it is by them
the suit Is most vigorously pushed. 1t is all
right for any business man to send goods for
sale to an actress, but it does not seem to be
right that he should keep it secret from his bus
mess associates and it is on this point that the
deacon has slipped up. It is not very hand
some thing in his partners. though, to bring all
the Old gentleman's troubles into court of law
Tor paltry five hundred dollars. The actress
VIII profit by the publicity the trial will give
her; the partners will probably get their five
hundred dollars, and the only one who is dead
sure to suffer is the deacon with head like q
billiard ball.-BrO0klyn Eagle
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VxyAIKFR,s an, 10TH ST. NV CHARCOAL
w Felt. AND PITCH. BUILD Frs SHEATHIN0
PAPEkS. LIME CEMENTs. PLASTER. CARPET
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SPECIALTIES.

MADAM ROSS. HE LONGEST ISHED RE-
N1 liable Cleirvoyalt and AEtrolOsist gives batter
satisfaction IN all affairs of life than any the pro-
lesson tells Tie past, present ami future destiny viyaS
advice and assistance al matters sIlertaininy to
business, 10y" and mRtriIuony. ALI 1RoUei CALI.
sstls1acon gwen or no pay CoDsutation Rooms A0l
20 street, above street northwest. This month con-
sult2tlon lee reduced. Ladies, SO cents, gentlemen 81
mhI3
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EUROPEAN Travel.
ESTIMATES OF COST FOR TOURS To ANY PART
OF EUROPE.
TICKETS ISSUED and RELIABLE INFORMA-
TlON GIVEN FREE. Special arrangements for
escorted parties to foreign lands. Fun particulars
monthly Travel Address AMERICAN EXCHANGE
TRAVELLERS BUREAU. 162 Broadway, New York.
mh1O-s. {. tn 39t c. A. BARAT TONI. Manager
HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS,
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDA
AT NOON,
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY.
For Passage apply to
c. B. RICHARD Il CO.,
General Passenger Agents
81 Broadway, n. 7.
Or to PERCY G.. SMITH,
1851 and 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette" apI
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A Liam Line
SUMNER SERVICE.
Sailing from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every sATUR-
Sailing from BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL every al
ternate MONDAY.
(Nia QUEENS TOWN.
SHORTEST OCEAN VOYAGE.
ONLY FIVE DAYS FROM LAND TO LAND.
Extra Weekly Ships from
GALWAY. LIMERICK, LONDONDERRY and GLAS-
Cow direct.
Only DIRECT LINE from GALWAY and LIMERICK,
Accommodations Unequaled.
Cabin $40 and $50 intermediate $40 Prepaid Storage
Sol.
For information. &C., apply t.
LEVE & ALDEN General Agents
20I Broadway. New York.
Or, JAS. BELLEW, I'll eth street:
MRS. d. A. BROS NAN, 6l2 9th street:
g. W. MOSS, 225 Pennsylvania avenue:
ml3 Agents in Washington, DC.
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20 AND SEE PROF. wARRING,
W MEDIUM AND RIAL ASH ROT .CGER
At us Ninth street north vest.
Five thousand dosrs 10 any who can equal him
IN teinR the PAST, present aud future greedy
marriages. bringing separated together business
AFFAIRS whose advice is invaluable. He tells cuneHtor'0
name IN full, and il the only person that can 40 So
Prof Warning asks questions and no cards VI
any description in his Profession.
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY.
Fee-Ladies, 81 gentlemen, 81. rnl3-2ft
MRS. NJ. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
M and Bus:ness Medium can be found at 1910 7th
street uor west where she will be pleased meet hef
many friends and custumers flg- AM
hR. ROBERT On. THE MOST RELIABLE SPE.
Dclalst III this city. with twenty years exYerienca
csn lie consulted conrdentially every "Wednesday and
saturiay. from TO at his cfce i56 street
northwest Guarantees positive all diseases OF
the urinary and nervous system. Cas.s recently
contracted cured in 10 days. Refers a.l,ng INV
scians Of Baltimore his native city. Main 0ice 80
n Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. Private and sepa-
rate rooms for laules. igrt Ann
NJ Me. BROOKE TELLS ALI. HE EVENTS OF
W LII t Al business confidential Ladies and GEN.
GemeD 80 each 4Uo L street, betwesu an ana
otn stfeSls northwest d2sIdws
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FORTRESS MoNR6E, NoREoLK. PORTSMOUTH

Il AND THE SOUTH
Inland and Seaboard Coastin 90. 6 Elegant Steamer,
LADY OF THE LAKE, caves 9Th street wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at $50 n.
Stopping at Pney Point ard Point Lookout going AID
returning. Connecting in Norfolk with Boston. Proyi
deDce snd New York ner-. and all railroad lines
SOUTH and at Old Point with he Chesa Ieake Ohio X.
Tickets stateroOns be occurred at B. o. ticket
Office 1851 Pa. St Marc Hotel st boat and general
Office. 6l3 18th st. ALEEED WOOD. Sec,x Ireas. q
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FELs CO.'S LIQUID n-FFEE.
bottle will make thirty Ave better coffee
than can be made by any other prcvr, Il therefore
TO Your interest to give it unbiased trial in which
case you viii become q steady customer.
Your grocer keeps it or will obtain it for you.
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EELS b co.'s
LIQUID COFFEE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
Mr.. GILFILLAN md The MUTUAL IHOSI'
WHY THE PRESIDENT ASD TWO DIRECTORS RE
SIGNED FROM THE COMPANY - PROMISES not
FULFILLED.

WHY THE president ASD TWO DrRrCTpR' RE
SIGNED FROM TIE COMPANY - PROMISES not
FULFILLED.
James Gllflan resigned the office of Treasurer
of the United States to accept the presidency OF
the Mutual Trust Company. lie came TO New-fork
about the middle of April to enter upon the dulles
of his new position He resigned last week and at
the same time George :. Boutwell,. who had been
elected yco-presldent. and two dircctors-lienry
Haines. president of tn" P:0vldcnt Trust Company
OF Philadelphia and 4. W. Prrct Of Philadelphia
also resigned their Offices. Mr. Gililan has since
accepted the presidency Of the Henry and Bonnard
Bronze Company.
The officer, Of the Mutual Trust Com
pany resigned because the representations
made TO them AT the time they accepted
their Offices were not fulfilled. II had
been understood that tine present control of the
company would be given up. Ihe officers bought
small amounts of the SfoJk for which II Is SAID
they paid about 500 share but the control re-
NAMED in thc hands of sidney DE kay ana Drake
ID, Kav. who refused to surrender It, the officers
consequently resigned.
Nr. Gt,hii,n sad Yesterday thai lac bal been
unable 70 find out ANYTHING about the affairs of the
tr,>t COMPANY. ana mat allcra few GEEK he had
dc.paircd of ever lramus anything about them.
a l4r1e part of the ,tock.' he said. Is held by
Sidney DE kly as trustee, bar how or for " Dol" DO
NOT know. PERHAPS hc can GO noth.I g with his
stock hu' no auy RATE hr womb do nothing coma
NOT remain a. ihe head o. a company under such
circuW~ ano"s.
Tie Mutual Trust Company was or-an/ % u
ESQ. having secured am 'lt and hh'rH chailrl
IN, NI'fou = Latham. cN-6rvcruor SanOrd. size DE
Kays and other mining capitalists 10 america
| Mining stock Exchange WAS started under u.s. aus
t,ces Inc trust company lcised tie rooms orcu-
ped by tine EXchaHg" but AZ the eXpi anon oI 'H'
/ lao fftfH rItt.f az Il a. d
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in var1Ous ways who have culture and taste with
out much money. There IS no chance for false PRIDE
on that score for the Government prints big book
in two volumes, in which the name and salary OF
every Government official and employe arc SET
down The officials neghbOIs can all read 1t, ana
know lust how much lie is likely to have left over
after the years bills are paid But the fact that ne
draws ONLY 50 800 or -, 800 year from the Tow
eminent, and that his neighbors, Il they are very
curiou,. NAV know all about it, doesn't Affect his
social staining Perhaps one thing tending to bring
this about Is that pretty and comfortable homes.can
he had on small incomes. Rents are moderate HE
vital energies are not necessarily exhausted III sup
portIng the landlord. and comfortable house can
be had for what would hardly pay the interest on
mllionnaire's bay window IN New-lork.
One of the warm weather sights In Washington Is
the Saturday afternoon concert Of the Marine Band
I'm the White House grounds These form one OF
the pleasantest parks in the city and they are open
and used at all times in the most democratic way,
so that the wayfaring man can 60 aud stare INTO the
Presidents basement window II he feels like IT, and
any time before two O'Clock in the afternoon can
walk right into the Presidents house. The first OF
tie concerts for this season took place today, De
ginning at half past five, ana continuing until hall-
past seven. II drew a large CROWDS II always
dOes-part Of which was gathered around the hahd
on a knoll some distance from the house, thc resi-
being scattered over the grounds. Near the portIco
of the White House. where the President was Win
some friends stood cluster of people, with their
backs toward the music aud gazirg MP curousJ'
They pointed out the President T. one another. He
was moving about among the ladies of the party
and in the exercise Of his rights As An American cit
zen wore a soft.v bite felt hat. Attorney General
Brewster was there, and Senator Cameron ana
| To-, Iltag nx1 an
the grounds was we'll dressed and decorcus, as II
alwoysi IT, To some Of them il is evidently sOcal
episode something to he enjoyed and remembered.
Now and then man Of some distinction Will stiolI
through; all grades of people IN the Government
service are seen. and there is no crowd in Washing
ton without a few newspaper correspondents
The negro clement is in considerable force. ftom tie
unmitigated and unmtellIgent contraband to the
mulatto girls in fashy silks. Taken altogether. the
crowd IS one of the unimpOrtant but typical sights
of Washington. d. D. L.
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FElrURLs or rHE c.HcAGo HlREErS.


ID arm d.
CO. mt. mora. ,,..l
CUIl 700, Nav Ill - becoming more ana
,, ,,.., ,i. Man, ,.,ticil,tlrtI l,port d, being
moro "lI"''"' '"" 90" '''' a.
accepted good " ball argument. lH' Hhhcl
'iD''" N'''"A ''' 80 " %.
l au.r ;h ,Ypofiuu.ty had been lNc tO thnh Ol II
100. l.....r elan ,.,..,. ,f ,,,,,t advanced
j"'A'y I""' nun '''-' CIV
q al cert Inc NaN option ''"ii'" '''' "'. "''" al
II3. the June at lii2 and the July at III These hs
,,ro were the last ON the regular Hoard Later on the
"'' . ..,,.t..
alley ih"5 "'i' -" j ''''' '.i-'
There were some other -Auururea beside the Washing
. ...,. ~, ,i..,pr. fine t,ftrr. The thermometers
t'" ! l ,.. &c. ,,.. o...,.,.t. o.. .., ,
hrr'"''u'' commune '' w ' @ ' '
pie Who are betting oh lower lIl''-' ana wa" c'h4e
,.f ,- a.,irol. that ali the conditions shall ur ia
w. .....,,.., .... 40. rf,.r. c..,, l...i.. re-
NHItf' i'' ''' -'""'"' -''
ports here from tennessee tiI some "t'I q" lac @"uth
, -t which wrr. iloi encouraging for The bears ="
. -,.,,..i ... .,,,,.,.. f,,l %, n ,,,,s.. rt.,i
It"h men "'' "'' ''-'''' "'' 1900
produce ""U.1t'r7 Bag Icr agents Ih the PIT buying
...t An r,... circumstances combined to make ST. D.
.., ,.., ,,....,,,,,,. rn.r. a..
ci- very me- pendent $50" "J - '"I'''"'' INV -
u Iul al all that some of the late leaders Of tho
- . ,,ty ara. . I'D, l,i,iu- tu,ir follower. desert
''' l''' f''' ...,.. , $780, .....,
lh- iI'lI parry. I"''' N'''' VIM "''"' .'''' INNS
uul luoU ion u- a-c shat Lester * CO. have been for
,.t,r dave AND AL, ,i. taking Ia short wurat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOTERNoR.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNE'I :,
ALBANY May 12.-MayOr Edison, WHO on"
children arrived hero to-day with the INTENTION VI
naming over sunday Mt Edison stated that lie n' ioi
the need OF a little rest and had therefore coHio
Albany, his Old home to visit some friehus' III 'n'
afternoon he had hours talk with Governor WV
land about the bills relating to New-York copy u
these bills was placed the Mayors hands yesterday "
LIKE F. Colans. The Mayor had studied them utVcn
lively and was therefore, able To give his views OIL 'oN
fully 20 the Governor lie Informed the GOVeruoI 'N
he was still opposed to the Aqueduct DILL ana 'N ~
might come to Albany Friday next with the ooopo
institute Committee that il going to appear Delore ~
Governor that day in opposition to the Dill no
MAYOR also expressed bis regret that fourth cllAe
commissioner had not been added TO the huhiDer Vi
Aqueduct Commissioners.
Willis s Paine the new Superintendent Of the Bank
Department received forty letters to-day IN re-
sponse to his circular to the savings panA
presidents asking their opinion OF the rag
bill which authorizes savings banks To invest
their money in railroad bonds Only two Of the banks
from which the replies received favor the DILL
while thrty-eight oppose It, Mr. Paine had Thought
that the smaller banks would favor the BILL but they
seem as much opposed 10 the bill az the larger ones
The two banks tina favor the oil are small
in the Interior of the stare Among te als XII er tbe
savings which sent letters opposing the D were 'o
ScdmCn's, Dry Dock, the Irving the Bank Io
Blrecker street. Manhattan, EOwery, Citzens, Union
Dime Emisrant Industrial aud Merchants Clerks. -,
Code Of Ciyil Procedure one of the amendments
changes the Taxation to exempt from taHu'ioh
cnurch es ana schools only when I'm actual use An IN
porant bill OF Senator Allen taxing mortgages VA aso
signed by the Governor Its provisions are as IoIo"S
Ali debts and obligations Tor the pay HicHt VI
money due or owing TO persons residing WITHIN
this STATE however secured, or whenever
such securities shall be held, shall be Geeih, IL
for the purposes OF taxation, personal estate
within the State and shall be assessed as such 10 te
owner or owners thereof in the town. village OF "au Ia
which owners shall rsdea az the llno nIc
nssessment shall be made; but nothing herein con
shall IN any manner authorize tue assessment Oh tHe
same property than one place III TINS state III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
THE METZ ASSISTANT APPRAISERS

COMMENTS CAUSED BY HE PRESIDENTS ACTION.
Tie changes in the Appraisers Office caused
y the appointments made by the President Friday
awaE encd good deal of interest In political circles yes
tcrdAy There was much discussion rs 10 whether or
not the appointments merely another instament of
the changes which ~ the Presidents friends have
been urging finn 10 make In the Federal Offices I'm this
city The pos-Oi and the Collectors Department are
the only Offices OF importance in which changes have not
been made The Appraiser one OF the Internal Revenue
Collectors the superintendent Of Repairs, the United
states DstricAtorncy, the Clerk of the Unted states
Courts and now two OF the Assistant Appraisers have
all been replaced by The United States Mar
shas Office was given by the President to another Of his
political friends. Naval Olhcer Burt supplanted and
Mr.. Daggctt elected from the Wcishcr's Depart
ment.
II We effect two more changes" said of the
Presidents friends yeterdny," will have accomplished
all to do. And that without attracting great
deal public attention. /. the President had made the
changes all 1t once Mr.. Conkng wanted him TO do,
you 1t would have upset the whole thing, the
senate would not have consented"
The report sent from Washington that Assistant Ap-
prascrs Simou-on aud Tioyt were removed because
charges made against them Indignantly denied by
those geutl and their friends. one OF them
said "Ihc chaIg rs all made for personal and 20
llfi.al reasons. Dr. Gregg, whom Secretary IOlger
been appointed AssSth Appraiser over d. JCWctt,
the senior examiner who has been ION teen years Ia the
branch OF the busincsa-tle appraisal of drugs Dr,
Gregg failed 10 pass the civil service examination. Hnd
for that reason could hold his place Now the Prcsl
delt appoint, Inn 10 the head OF the bureau. That is a
new kind Oi civil service reform.
" What ahout the removal OF iI0yt and SmOnsCn T.
ST.. sImonson Las been a faithful officer but no has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
ARTIFICIAL FL0WERS IN PROPULSION.

The rooms of the Partisan Flower Company,
al No West FOur'eeutAst. appear to be dangerous
place bachelors. The array OF decorations Tor fem
ininc loveuess in The way OF exquisite bounes beau
u s,rnrcs aad b'wd, ring flowers is such that that
lonely specimen Il humanity "erc lac 10 behold them
would hc driven nearly distracted by the thought thai Ire
had not a whole family for whom 10 make purchases
Hats of all kinds abound; clrra-c has, wiki their
trimmings OF wild roses ana PINK cu.S; silver hats
with velvet decorations; The lovely NewmaTk to.
myrtle green aul wien yellow ana green tips gold
cord, l4tt,i exponent OF tuc ml1ncr's art ;
Louis III hats aud lI!dctc-, WIKI Their Earirgatel
tropical leaves Flowers IN yellow, PINK. white aud
purpc; artificial ClOTers; evening gun!'ur'- In pond
lilies ana daisies: bridal decorations IA orange and
small white flowers clusters for the hair and flowers
for bOnmcts, taking The place o fcithcr5, make a
dazzling bewdenng and pleasing sight for the -pecta-
tor, bachelor OF otherwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
He was growing when he went in and b

He was growing when he went i'll and no
lawed AL tho while lie was eating. and he r0ucned
up the desk to pay his 20 he broke out VIII
" Them sandwiches are enough TO kill dog u " nat
sandw iches r. =" Why, them ON the table" A" But we
have no sandwiches ON the table sir" protested the
landlord. " You hayen'tf Well should like 20 know
what you call them roasted brickbas that blue pat
ter r. " You DIDN'T try To eat one vi those = Yes
did y Then, my friend lad better 20 Tor doctor
at once! Those are table ornaments, made o. terra,
Gotta aud were placed there to help nh up space Land
~ cats but you must have lived In caueDrakc all your
nfeV The traveller rushed into the car ANA began to
suck at brandyiiask and he didn't get over looking
pale for three hours Aud they sandwiches after
all--real good ham sandwiches made that day. The
Landlord had adopted tPat particular style, instead OF
using club. -lDetroit rec Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

,Oor nm onnonent ~ loci W. Mason and other macnlne
politicians and he is removed that account the Ap
Fowler who succeeds him. discharge, sinecnre
nraiserIa office a year or two ago. he nel9 hoin1
pace as law clerk and he gets his ao
good politician. Instead of there being cu S FRS in
Snpraiser IOyt who las been many IeSIS -
the service there were charges made by spe S Iyts
AGAINST the man who has been appointed hi, I} II
succcssor These are all political and peIsoai