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Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
JOHN c. JACOBS.

For constipation, indigestion, foul stom- ach, dizziness and headache no medicine equals 'sBRANDRETH' PILLS" Pure and simple, containing no mercury, they are the family medicine-chest and safeguard.
 61n and2t1tW
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
New Haven County Temporary Home for
 Children,

OhlIur0hs
 The board of management of the New Haven County Temporary Home for Children met yesterday afternoon in this city and appointed MT. E. w. Penny superintendent of the Home at Tyler City and his wife matron, the salary attached being $7OO with free house rent, provisions, etc. Thus far the following have been selected lady visitors of the Home, with Charles Fabrique head visitor for the town of New Haven: Mrs. Jerome A. Downes, Beth any; Mrs. F. w. Hammer, Hartford; Mrs. Gillette, Cheshire; Mrs. H. c. Hurd, Miss Martha Russell, Guilford; Mrs. Jared Ben ham, Hamden; Miss c. Crampton, Madison; Miss Annie M. Palmer, Meriden Mrs. Lever ett Treat, Orange; Miss Ophelia Sterry, Waterbury; Miss Elizabeth Russell, Wood bridge.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
Grays' Club.

A movement is on foot among the Grays, veteran and active, for the establishment cf a Grays' club, with headquarters ip some ceh- tral public building, handsomely furnished and equipped
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
Hartford VfsttorS.

Mendelssohn lodge No. 16, K. s. B., at their grand ball at Germania Hall tomorrow evening December 18th, will have as guests large delegation of Lesser lodge No. 142, of Hartford. Both lodges are prosperous and have many friends
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12

Accidents from the use of inferior burning oils are still of daily occurrence, notwith- standing the repeated warnings to consumers, yet perfect guarantee against them is found in Pratt's Astral Oil, d12 cod St
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
MAan annnniaI,a L.an4nraa

Miss Daniels will give the first of her leo- lures on cake making and decorating thSs as- ternoon at 2:3o at Englfsh Hail. Many tick cts have been taken. Those unsupplied can obtain tickets at Jarman's bookstore.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
Matrimonial,

Miss Mary, daughter of Mir S. Bretzfelder, the well-known Chapel street dry goods mer- chant, will be united in marriage this even ing to MT. George S. Linde, Yale '79, of the firm of Linde x Son, druggists on Congress
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
Advent Services

Rev. MT. Nichols, of Trinity church, will preach in Christ church this evening at 7: 3O Rev. MT. Sanford will preach this evening in St. Johns church at the same hour.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12

Three handed people are becoming quite numerous, they have a right hand, left coId
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
Letter From Senator Jacobs.

ALBANY, N. Y., March 31st, 1881. For long time it has been my habit to use BRANDRETH' s PILLS. In fact, have sel dom had occasion to use any other medicine, and 1t affords me great pleasure to say that for biIiousness, dyspepsia and the other ills of the system to which men in public life are more apt then others to be subject, they are an invaluable remedy.
 JOHN c. JACOBS.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12

 This successful comedy drama will be pro- duced in this city next week Friday and Sat urdsy by the Madison Square Theater com- pany.
 HARVARD vS. YALE. The new comedy to be produced at the New Haven Opera House next Friday and Saturday by the Palmer G5 Daly Comedy com rany is said by those who have seen the manuscript to be very funny. The company contains people well and tsvorably known here.
 FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. A fine time will be had at the New Haven skating rink this evening, when the fancy dress carnival takes place. A full costume will be necessary for access to the skating floor during the entire evening. There will be grand illumination. CALVARY CHOIR CONCERT At the Calvary Baptist church Thursday evening there will be concert by the choir and several prominent musicians. The pro- gramme is as follows
 PROGRAMME. Male Quartette-Robin Adair.. Adapted by Buck Messrs. Knowlton, Jones, O. Strong and F. Strong.
 fAdagio, g. Soy ate o 21, for 4itsPotta Allegro di MOltO Violin and Piano. Adsgio. Adsehe''0' Gade
 Allegro Mo1to vivace.
 Messrs. Milcke and Parsons. 4Ho farGHB AEA-. .'H1neut1 4. Violin sOlo-oonoerto op as, 4sf%3ssIs; sf3; ..spohr
 MT. Micke. 5. Male Quartette-Ths Water Lily. Apt Messrs Knowlton, Jones, O. Strong and F. Strong. 6. Song-Spring Flowers. .Reinecke
 Miss Gafney. '. Piano so1o-Fantase on themes from Cris- p--'' Mr Parsons AfS0n' 8. Song-Never Again. .Cowen
 Mrs. Blinn. 9. The Weary Day at Last is Closing. Buck
 Choir. The concert will commence at o'clock Tickets at Loomis'.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12

F. M Brown & Co.'s for your dolls, toys and fancy goods. They have the largest as- sortment at the lowest prices.
 We have used Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial in our families with good effect. Bishop $ Huffman (Druggists), Fellowsville. w, Va. d10 6d1w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
In silk umbrellas for the holidays at
X-MaS CRrhs.

Messrs. Wm. $. KfmbaH S Co. are the manufacturers of the new Straight Mesh Cigarettes. "CLOTH OF GOLD."
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
Don't Buy

Don't Buy Silk handkerchiefs until you have seen the extra values offered at
 F M RRowN & Co 'a
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12

The best and largest assortment of Christ mas cards for the least money in the city is to be found at F. M. BROWN < Go. s.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
A Card.

To the ladies of New Haven:
 Last week we said we would sell short lengths of ruff1e at much less than their price, and aoe did.
 All day, during the drenching rain, from early morn until after dark, the crowds came by the dozen, by the score and by the hun dred. Those who came first went home and brought their friends and they in turn brought others, and we were packed all day, and all who came bought.
 Since then we have been called on by lots of ladies and asked to have Gn0ther sGle, but before we do this we wish 70 say that we had rather our fair friends would buy our goods at the stores, we are not TetGiIegS, but man. 1fGcturers. Still we have many thousands of odd ends that are not of much valre to us, and if there are those who can use them we are willing to sell them cheap, so on next Thursday we shall put these on sale for one day as per our advertisements in all the pa- pers, by our handbills on the streets and on our door.
 THE NEW HAVEN RUFFLE COMPANY,
 194, l96 and 198 Chapel St., Up Stairs.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
Go To

Gloves and Hosiery. See the bargains in kid gloves and hosiery for the holidays at F. M. BROWN & Co.'s.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
Entertainments.

 . This successful comedy drama will be pro- duced in this city next week Friday and Sat urdsy by the Madison Square Theater com- pany.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12

Hoods SarsapariIla gives an appetite and imparts new life and energy to all the func- tions of the body. Try bottle and realize it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09
T.Day's riesie.

To-day III. Mtnsrs Union vii
make IT'S annual picnic -x"nr.ion t.
Steamboat Springs There has be@'
some feeling iaimicsl to tbs mine ;
| expressed in Carson because they
did not make his city the p ace f"'
holding their picnic. Nov the fact
of the case are. that they had ever
! reason for going to Steamboat ant
mona t r coming here. Severe
" eks ago a committee from Vir
Cinia came dawn here and s,lici.s.
subscriptions far the picnic. The,
Informed the ci.iznrs that Steam
boat had fired to pay the entire
charges If the Y. r. r Cn,npuL.
for the Il! ears 4 the picnic G. n'i
he held { Steamboat. They ~.i
that If Carson won i raise $1Oh
they won Il come Here. stead Tb.
writer accompanied the committee
on it's trip ar.uns i;,e town AID
about 81 VIZ. subscri;,ed A few
gave liheral'v. -, the m i - it,
said THAT thew rOrl,l nat give five
centa f,r pirni,. AK dill not he -
their business. an some said INV.
they ~.mll ,a. So ~ h ve it ~
Stea m boat Thia sort If recep.
tinn in cha causal .he miners ("
hold their ,,incic . snwher". Pc.
p'e rhonl boar IN mird that it il
tho labor ~ these msn that keera
C.rson on fee. s" dn" T. il the
orc which they take ont "f the Com.
stock that keeps the Car."n vi I
runri-g anil .li-t ihu'p. MANY th"n
aands Of dollar. here m"n.riv. Thi.
States chief Industry - mining and
q few Of these tsrt- eh"n'a J." re-
memh~red Csr.nr night to give
tho picnic three rl"~1> of..x-
The cost If the entire
trip is only 81. ard this mon. '
g"es into IN. evch-gn~r "f body
If men who have. nv forming .
uninn. tert w.gea W Nov H., mr. O
living prices and TIM. increased { .
income Of every laborer in the
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

The grass is now being cnt in the
Caditnl square and the State off
cials think it the correct thing Ia
take a ha, d in the moving.
Judge Leo. ard came ont the
other day aud seeing man At work
tn 4 him tina. he m de to" short .
stroke. nd, throwing off his c.st,
he Crasred the g'i,tering scyth~.
He IN ado tw" short strokes and one
long one aud nearly cut Wells
Drnry'S leg .tf
Oh riley Kickneil said that ha
ased TO GU ten acres a dav like .
nice-that was hia exsct language
and lraping INTO the ring he be-
gan his work He made the owe r
H. for abou FIVE minutes and the o
sail he would not take NJ, tho ti'..e
il Others we're waiting to take y
hand. Bickaell ia no hog.
State Treasurer TUT, was ash ed
If hs wanted any Of i. but had the
sense not 10.
Hub Parker moved swa. Il, four
feet wide and ten yards Ion. right
thraugh he flowers and &c, aniums
bef..re they could & OPP him. TIE
damages mus. have been at least $slU
He said he supposed that every
thing went.
Governor Adams hal promised
10 m ow one s:f The sections all bv
himself. snd John Dorner. Of Cam
lelasia. offere to bet So that b.
u ns,I.l not be on hand They think
bat they viii have TO send for Matt
capavan to now it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09
- Exe " MORNING APPEAL" Is tie
sa1v paper u Cssson psbliakiag AsSropkie
1flpstaAes ed Gfsrsoss sfoek reports.
STOCKS.


1Esrainx Board.
$50 Mexican, 3 g
20 Gould & Curry, 2 IS
~ Best & Belcher. 3 95,
$50 Sierra Nevada, 3 %
345 Ophir, 3 Is.
25O Bal ion. l 10
30 Bo,lie. Coo
$50 Navajo, 2 60
605 Savage. : 20
1866 Con Virginia. Coo
600 California. Csc
SO Pot0si, S5c
46O Cho lar. 3 II 8 20
50 Grown Point, l q
go Haze & Norrross, 4 80
10 Alpha, 2 20
40 Yellow Jacket. 3 Is
$50 Exchequer, Coo
25) Union. 5
1910 Alta, l 70
60 Northern Belle, 81
$50 Andes, Zoe
IS Utah. 2 IS
100 Overman. Soc
$50 Eureka Con. u
so Belcher-1 05
100 Senator, 15c
So Bullion. l IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09
1Ocul ariiy by Telegraph.

Col. J. NJ TAYLOR, in "a spirit o
| jocai..ritv. sent Telegram TO j hi
". .I:'"kay at New York yesterday
saying 'h.s h. hoped the Bonanz.
KING Il have a pleas mt time
''cro.sing the Atlantic: II re-
spo re the Colonel received the fol-
lowing tele fram this morning
Thanks vii! start io y few days. -
-Chrouic ..
Til. jocuIarity won't do with
miIlionaires. Some time ago Jim
Fair. Dick Dye and a g ing Of simi
lar iik were on the U. P. having =
lively time and thsy tsegr.phel
back 10 Carson man God is
good to 'he boys"
The dispatch was shown around
and scne wag 'elegraphed back
IF he were good, he'd I'll the
bitches, with you Internal
lyme To- suit yourselves. and pay
the charges.
MANY CITIZENS.
This was aent merely in .
spirit Of POPULARITY, hut it is said |
hat Fair. who can hardly ever be
made to see = joke, out swors the
'amons disappearing match iu.
lnlgsd in by the army at Flanders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09
CHURCH AOTICEa

Methodist Ckureh-Rey. ". c.,
Gray will preach at IL A. M. and
7:36 r. H. Sea1s free.
Episcopal Cknrch-Full uorning
service vnd sermon ut II 4. NJ to-
day. Subject Of tho discoEssns 1.-THE
Divine Service of the Kuigtm
TeRplar Coaessve Kuigtta Ten.
plsr specially invited. SuadAy
School At l2s30. Ne evening SER
vice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

Yesterday norning strange and
respectable female guest of the
Ormsby, appa, emily unfamiliar
with the customs of cities, mounted
the bootblack stspd in front of the
hotel and had her shoes polished
like . real man." While under.
going the operation she kept up .
cheerful flow of conversation with
the artist, never dreaming that he
origisAl freak was eau ing much
merrimsnt along the street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

Tho Niagara il new . regular
mIil and passenger steamer of Lake
TAkoe. It leaves Glen brook at 7
O'Clock in the Eaarning { Sundays
exoep'ed aud makes the entire
tonr of the lake. reacking Glen.
brook ct ! 80 P. n and connecting
1ith stages &c Carson. It then
leaves for Tahoe City connecting
With Moody's stage for Trackee.
]. L. ToDxAN, Com mander.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

For quick trips to the Lake our
1ev canopied. open-sided stage. is
unrivaled. It wilI carry twelve
passenger. and il taken at light
ming speed over the grade with six
spirited horses Seats can he
secured at the stable or Ormsbv
House. Connections with ali the
boats. q. s. mail carried Summer
and Winter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

The following mon wsrs selected
yesterday by the Conmfttss and
via saoot dusiog the ooming vesk
t. decide who shall compose the
An&l tea who will entsr the contest:
Galpshs. Burke. Fraser, Cameron,
o Brien. Lord, Cswiag, Saffsll.
Craxfsrd, Cheney, Alley. Parker,
Boress, Thsxts-.
Ths1ifst. six ere from Virgins and
The rest are Carson men. when
tho 6aal se'sc ion il made, four
men will hsvesto be dropped. Yes
ssrdsy's sslectioo Was not made ON
Che reezat Of the actual score. other
factors.entsring into consideration
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

A1erT 0aA Feed 8aA6Se.
d. Crce has COW q fine stock
u fast and safe horses and new
carriages and is prepared to fur
olsh teams or single rigs at
chesper prices ds,an any stable
in the city. HOeses boarded by
the day, week or month ead
given the best Of feed. A TRIAL
will give satisfaction, both as Il,
the quality and prieo Of services
1eN0ered. I
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

Prime groceries, teas, sugars,
colfees, wines. hardware. Swi-s
cheese, Connecticut cider, At Muller
Z Scbmitt's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

Fine Photographs at Peterson's
Art Gallery. Views of private res
idenees and public buildings q
specially.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

FOs BANQUErs, DINNERS AND
PARTIES Eclipse Eztra Dry. 1t Is equal to
any and superior to most i'm ported
brands, and the only natural California
champagne in the market
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09
.TELEGRAPHIC.
SENSATION AT THE BAY.

/ SESSA kBVN n a II y -
.enator sharon !Arre1sed on IN
Indecent Charge.
pecial to the APpEALl
SAN Francisco. Sept. :. WIN.
>haron WAS arrested this morning
III al inherent charge Just ~ he
vas about starring for New York.
De Was released on $500 bail. The
:pmpiaioiny witness is VIM. NJ.
.Nei ron
samuel Heryuti,, proprietor #
he Antique (, r .itnre and brio
,uac store, died + The city receiv-
og hospital this morniug with
:. mptn,n- Of y ason,ng de made
post ID rtem statement to tile ef
iect that his wife, with whom he
lad property E,.ui'l" tor years,
threatened TO poison him, and that
ne belle. e. she gave him the poi
-uil in d cup Of c,,ffe this morning.
Post murtem statemeut is guvd.-
ED
Chrou.h the Niagara Rapids.
BUFFALO, sept. The expert.
aieh, . sending boat r.mOdeled
g. "A - IA
through the whirlpool rapids of
Niagara va. FRIED out successfully
,ss erdA.. The start WAS m de
few is above the I'd Ixnd.ng. ut
$40 r. N III. boat reached the
~hirlp"I At 1857, distance Of
ibou mile, an.i - ent 'n'.",sn ths
~Li, lpo"l. Striking the Canadian
the b AT WAS again pushed
toto the river aud ps~sed :ue lower
rapids, reaching Lewist"n safely.
there WAS a." PERSON an bOsr.:.
Forty thousand persons witnessed
the trip.
Tn- Ksixhts OF Labor.
CHICAGO. Sept. IA special
from Cincinnati says: A pr"ni
neat m-mb-r If The knights of
Labor being interviewed says OF
the me~ting If the order. now in |
ression here: 1t is the largest. |
most l,xrmOaion., must able and
~issly rspra.-"se "f ~as h.. ever
attended, and from present indica-
tions it will I've productive "f good
rssulta to the order. A new in
apiration seems 70 have apimstssl
lie d~l~gai-s. and from al actions
If the cnnntry there are more do.
n,auds than ~. r for workers to q
lend their mrm ber.hip. The in,li.
: lions are t vt the coming year
vi rec ~ large increase in member
ship TIL. work 50 far has been
almost who ~ rOu.ine. 1t may be
/ week before the work il CON-
Dleted. The withdrawal of The
Be tl,erho"d uf 10 egraphers from
he Knights IT Labor has not so
ar been spoken Il. nor does there
'eem 10 be any foundation for the
'eport Tho Liquidation o. the
present meeting will have an i'm
,ortsnt hearing ON the order. hut
What it vii. be has not , ct been de
ermined.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

francisco this morning.
Senator II. G. Parker came NJ
, from below yesterday.
The express train was an hour
late yesterday morning.
The Miners Union picnic al
Steamboat Springs to day.
E. B. Rail is expected up from
the City this morning.
The number Of our doctors vii
soou be reduced by two.
Judge Thomss II. Wells. If
Hawthorne is at the Ormsby.
| Lawyer Il. B. Mitchell, of Vir-
gina, was in town yesterday.
| Joe Plstt was Yesterday nnpack
ing . magnificent lot Of goods.
! Mrs. c. F. BickneIl will remain
in San Francisco another month.
! There will be services in all the
churches at the usual hon . to-day.
Mira. ". S. Byrne, who ha. re
Gently been quit il il fally recov
cred.
G. P. Mason is doing very vel
in Salt Lake City and making
! friends fast.
A considerable number Of Car
| sonites will leave for the CAliforni.
State Fair this morning.
1t 10 moro than probable that the
State Teachers Institute will prove
| failure for .nt of funds
Miss Ella Greenlaw, Of this city
has been appointed teacher of the
lower Jack Valley school.
There is not one COW ct in our
State prison who does not look for
ward to an ultimate pardon.
Mr. J. w. Sharp. Of the Ormsby
House, has been in acti-s business
on this coss: for nearly thirty four
years.
Ex-Senatsr Stone Of E!ko, . gen.
tleman weii known here, was mar
ried last Ses:, day a that place. to
Miss Mary Taylor.
The children Of the Orphans
Home he'd . july picnic At Thorne'.
Grove yesterday. The crowd Ii led
several Of Benton. 3 coaches.
It is sid that ~ soon ~ . snre
enough .benanzA is strnck on the !
Comstock . S3O. 06O opera hou.e
will be butt ut Virgins for John
Piper
1t 10 believed that q mite . number
Of the Leading militia "sicers of |
California wi visit Carson upon
the occasion Of the inter State rifle
match.
G. M. Brown, Of Virgins, was
here Yesterday t. ace what grange
asnts he can make about snttiog
Ep . small mill on the Houston
property.
II. E. Cover, 5nst down from the
Lake, says that. Gilmore Springs i.
! -ranst desirable resort i. every
respect The attention
me receives there il excel.eat
Not . single month since tive
of the Legislature
ave more than half of the st tie
Ulcers been in town at one time
the Sspreme Judges not inclu-
ed.)
Ayers Aene Cure acts on the
yer aud hillary apparatus and
rives ont the malarial poison which
,dnces liver complaints and bill !,
ms dis orders. Warranted to cure. !
: money refunded. -
K
As there will be n fair At Reno
'is year. . good Fall race meeting -
.rs would put money in o tn. ..
Eketa Of the projectors. John P. -
weeney and other h"rs~men ought
take the matter in hand at once. M
F.;
f. D. Sweeney, who was fine.l :,
on Ivy Judge Murphy. for con. =.
mpt of conri. and who was sub +,
lnently released by Governor -
lams to enable him to raise the
cessary coin, yesterday paid his
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

Eclipse Extra Dry IL the only native
Champagne equal to any imported, and
bat hall the price.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

A 6ne top buggy for sale. Apply
g II. Coins. -
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Bargains in paraso!s 1t NJ.
COINS. =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09

Average, 80 5 10.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-09
lee.

Bargains in children's white
dresses 1t n. Coins.
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Yesterdays Score.

The following WAS yesterdays
score in the competition for places
in the team
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-09-14
WEALTHY BRITISH "BEATS.u
How They Have Imposed on Uncle Rufus
Hatch.

NEW YORK, August 2S.--A special TO the
Star says: Hstch's Hotel, in the Yellowstone
Park, is all excitement, and Uncle Rufus
Hatch is having no end of trouble with his
English guests. At dinner every day they
run huge wine bills against him, and they
actually had him charged to the amount of
S23 before they had been in the hotel half an
hour. One man alone has cost him $3.50
since he left England. Uncle Rufus tears
his hair, gnashes his teeth, and has actually
offered Ashley Cole, his secretary the Park
privileges for ten years to bring down O few
cowboys and Indians and kill of few of bis
imported sight-seers. One of his guests to-
day found fault with his linen. He Is
wealthy, but nevertheless he to-day visited
the only store in the Park, purchased pair
of drawers and told the proprietor to charge
the same to Uncle Rufus.
The manner in which some of these guests
got into the party is alleged to be astound
ing. Hatch invited the head of a great fam
lily, which boasts of possessing Lord High
Chancellorship. The said head wrote to
know if he could send a substitute. Per-
mission beng granted, said head asked If he
could not ring in companion. Uncle Rufus
replied to the request; and said head then
wrote that two could not come unless a mu-
tual chum, who had been invited TO spend
the summer with them, could also, and Un-
Gle Rufus finally let in the third. Then the
aforesaid head wrote about brother, who
was inseparable, and Uncle Rufus speedily
saw it was the whole hog or none. In des-
peration he gave his consent, and party of
six in all came, with the one idea that this is
free country, and they have used Hatch's
pocket to the tune of $4,000 already. They
have snubbed all the rest of the party, de-
manded best and first places, and, with con-
summate assurance, have overlooked the ex-
istence OF the other members of the excur-
sion. Lord Headley, peer in Parliament,
is scandalized, and others, in modification,
have paid every bill of theirs they could
keep away from Hatch. Uncle Rufus is re-
ported to have said If he gets out of this
scrape with enough money to ke' , his fam
lily through the winter he will never do it
again.