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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21
FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 18th for Sacramento J. S.
Kirk & Co, 420 boxes common soap; A. & A Hell
bron, box handles, l box iron railing, box
iron hinges. box sad irons, l barbed wire
Iheo. W. Schwamb, l box moldiDg BilliDgsley &
Co., S bales and bundle fax twine; Weinstock L
Lubin, fiannels Hall, Luhrs & Co, case
mustard l hams and ribs: Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., package staples "a pieces iron pipe, 1
box hardware, boxes carriage bolts, 10 dozen
spades, l car iron pipe, car nails S. Walker, .
boxes household goods; G. W. Chesley, barrels
whisky; +. Julieabel, l box effects T. NJ. LASH l
bundle NAL cable castings; Scofell & Tevis, car
glass W, A. & C. s. Houghton, bundles printing
paper; Mebius Il Co., case cigarettes; holman,
S anton & Co top phaetons, 1 top buggy Baker
keg wagon nuts, bundle OK goads
H S. Crocler Il Co., II bundles news printing pa
per }. I. Hill, bundles spckes; Kirk, Geary &
Co, 81 boxes drugs, Is boxes medicines Central
Pacific Railroad, l box machinery, reservoirs,
barrels lantern globes % iron doors; s. Lipman j.
Co , 3 boxes clothing; II. c. Tunison, cases m ,ps
A. A. Van Voorhies x Co, csses saddlery, cases
hardware, 10 bundles blankets Joseph Hahn & Co,
SO boxes drugs G. Anderson box fish globes
Lindley & Co. 80 barrels hams, II boxes side ribs.
For Msrysville-G. w. Fox, bundles oil cloth
J. s ]. Dobson, roll carpet; B. F. Gilman, box
boots and shoes
For Tehalna-J F. Barlley. windmill with fix
lures
For Napa-- Miss Minnie Bailey, boxes household
goods.
For Chico-c L. King & Co., box printed rat
ter.
For Galt-Whittaker & Ray. hox cotton piece
goods, boxes dry goods; T. I. Phelps, cases or
gan stools.
For st. Helena-Emnla Shepherd, sewing ma
chine.
For Nevada City-Legg & Shaw, l box hardware
l box iron chains.
For Grass valley-"A NJ" 81 barrels whisky.
For North Vallejo-"M & McD.," . barrel:
whisky.
For Maxwell-"T. H." barrels whisky
For Dutch Flat-H. r. Huiepoh case shoes
For Redding-A. Creeks, boxes household goods
81. A. Flanagan, box household goods.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE:
BOARD OF POLICE ooMMIssIoNERs.

The Beard Of Police Commissioners met in the
Police Courtroom yesterday afternoon. The min
utes OF the last meeting were read and approved
and the usual report of the Captain received and
filed. The announcement that officer o. C.
Jackson would be tried for certain charges
brought together great many people, and the
Courtroom was crowded.
H. Kuehnel, who keeps a boot and shoe store on
street, between Eighth and Ninth, took the stand,
and told how on the 1eth of June, 1882, the till in
his store was robbed of $50 20. He said that few
months ago jackson came to him, saying he would
give him SIS 10 for q receipt in full for the money
he had lost. At the same time Kuehnel was led to
believe by the statements of jackson that the officer
knew who the thief was, and that he had received
all the money. Be declined to pay Kuehnel more
than half saying that he had incurred considerable
expense in working up the case. Thinking that the
statements of the officer were true Kuehnel says he
took the proffered amount and gave the receipt as
requested.
great many witnesses were put upon the stand,
both officers and private citizens who told what
they knew about Kuehnel, jackson, and the matter
in question. The PRINCIPAL witness, and the only
one whose testimony was important, was
Henry L. Buckley. He stated that the party vino
committed the burglary was client OF his and had
given him he s25 10 return to the shoemaker. Mr..
Buckley gave the lneY to officer jackson to return
TO the man who had been robbed, but declined to
give the name Of the thief. He requested Jackson
to return the money and get receipt in full, and
was present when the money paid over, the &c
cept made out and signed. He claimed that Jackson
compromised no crime, but was doing his duty as
q good officer in restoring stolen property. He
said Jackson had repeatedly ende2vored TO aseer-
tain who the burglar but that he had refused
to tell him. It wss a professional secret, and he
declined to tell tho Commissioners or anyone else
who the guilty party was.
Young O'6ea, WHOSE name had been mentioned
several times in connection with the case CON-
petelY oxonerated. His father, who was on the
stand for a few moments scored without mercy GER
tain members Of the police force and the reporter Of
a daily paper. After hearing all the evidence, the
Beg 4djourned until Tuesday evening next, when
The case will be argued.
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TO MY CID PATRONS.

n STILL Offer MY VALUABLE SERVICES il
YOU are 20 unfortunate to require then
With mind u.atrred and enriched by studies OF 81
advanced order can safely Say that tdere s hardly
d,seaee In fhc catalogue Of human Ills tlzt
not treat to successful is5ne
LADiES-I am always ready 30 ssest 700. SIS
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able to treat you With TIE
certainty Of success. No case peculiar 70 your dc
cato organism "a beyond my sure control
Nv Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10 any
offered heretofore and viii De warranted 70 have tia
desired effect in all cares
Those Of the public who need my services can de.
pend upon genslemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been In.
iured by youthful indscretions, end those who
have contracted locll diseases-
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult ms
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease
trouble and receive medicine by express with full
Instructions All letters must DO directed to J. u
JOSsELYN, NJ. D., 22s satter s.Eest, San ETsncit
90, Cal.
Cure Narrated IN all cases. or no pay requiree.
Consult Ations personally by letter, gsat;s SEND
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients 81
my Infrnary fwiien desiredl With sxpefleecej
nurse5.
Computation PArlose, 2es Suffer street. adiotnirR
The Young Mems Christian Association Building.
S}nce hours-Erom a. y. % SP.s.
szs Hip1amn hangs tn Ply 0fEee-
Purchase my Essay on Physloiogy sad Marriage
feasis1 !. II. sussELYs. n, d.
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OLD MEXICO.
The Situation at Gnaymas.

GuAYNAs, September 20th.-oTing to the fact
that the Board of Health Of this port are persons
who know absolutely nothing of mediciue, severe
comment is made by the people of their vaciating
action. The cold wave, which, with abundance
Of rain, swept Qua mas, has produced fatal
suits In respect to those who were down with the
fever. The mortality record has risen, but the
new cases have decreased. Total deaths, thirteen;
new cases, four. Since the rain me sun has come
out with all its force, and the thermometer to-day
marked o.. Several cenvalescents have had re-
lapse, owing to want OF care. Total amount of
deaths from all causes from August Goth TO date,
recorded, 1853. Three cases, terminating fatally,
have occurred at the depot or, ra her, there.
The exodus of persons who are convaleseent has
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titled to compensation, as he performed his duty in
an able manner; but adverse decision upon a
pure question OF law was gwen The judgment was
handed the Government Printer by the Attorney
General.
There was sharp frlst this morning.
The charge of malpractice brought by DR.. Mcleod
aiainst Dr. Masters Of Barnard Inlet, resulted in
verdict that Mrs. Mitchell came TO her death by
blood poisoning. She received proper treatment at
the time and subsequent to accoucement.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21
AnFgETIgElEEEr MRnTTon
AucttOug

Commencing with next week a special
Ight-paGe edition of the REoORD-DsION
Will be published twice each week for
the present, SR Wednesdays and satuF.
days. Tais Is rendered necessary on ac-
count or the very large and increasing
advertising patronage, in order 20 give
the full 1eIegraphic and news reports,
together with the u.unI Departments OF
the paper, and others In contemplation.
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NRw MEXICO.
Litae Charley MeComas.

DEMSs, September s0.h.-D. L. Levy and
George L. Wilson left Dsminy for Casa Grande to-
day. Tor the purpose OF securing charge OF Charley
AcComas, who is reported alive and we'll 10 Jnh's
camp, near that town. They anxious to reach
their destination before any fight occurs between
the Msxicans and Indians and have funds With
them 70 ransom the Yyung captive.
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Boy Shot 20 Death.

SALT LAKE, September 2Oth-A Butte Mont
special, received to-day, Gays: At Anaconda, near
Butte, last night, boy II years Of age named John
ONeil. whose parents live in Butte was shot in the
head by one o'Keefe, young man Of Anaconda
The wound resulted fatally in about ten minutes.
Numerous rumors in circulation as to the cause
Of the shooting. and great excitement preYails
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Tho Methodist Episcopal Conference =
Rain In Tulare COunty-Frightfui Elk.
plcstOn of POwder-British Columbia
AdyIces-The stockton Races - Young
Charley McComas Asain-New Railroad
Enterprise In Kern COunty-Eic.
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VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY.

The following staten mt shows the valuation OF
school property in this county. Hincludes the vsu
alton Of lots sehool-bouses and furniture, libraries
and school apparatus. The same is furnished by
County SUPERINTENDENT Charles E. Bishop;
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Owing to the demand upon our columns, and in
order to accommodate all our pltrons no firm viii
hereafter be allowed to occupy more thsn one col.
umn Of advertising space.
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MARRIED.

Jackson, September 19-Charles H. Petty to Carrie
A Ludekins
Nevada City. September le-Thcs. H. Hicks to Ida
A. OFT.
oroville September 1s Charles s. johnson to Sarah
Simmons
Grass Valley, September ls-Josish Henwood to
Anabelle Ellridge.
Grass valley, September 1o-wm c. irwin to N.
A. Josselyn.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Adylees f.an, Victoria

vioroRIA. September e0.h-J Judge Gray delivered
q Judgment to-day anent tbs claim OF DecOsuos for
soTicas rendered the Province ssdelsgate from Eng
iarS, Hiz Lordsaip said pecosRos wss morally en-
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AMONG the many goods received to-day. we
Eould call special attention TO mems fine
French cslf, haud-sswel, morocco top beot,
double sole. L il beauty, ard we'll worthy
of your Inspection. Price, 81 81. At R d
House.
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BORN.

BORN.
Yreka, September lG-TIfo of Robert Nixon, a
daughter
Fort Jones, September wife OF p H. LuttreI, a
daughter
Nevada City, September 16-wiie Of Horace B.
Sears, n daughter.
Red Bluff, September Is Wife Of wm. P. Edwards,
son.
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Useless Fright.

To very about any liver. kidney or urinary
troubla, especially Bright's disease or dia-
betes, as Hop Bitters never fail Of o cure
where cure is possible. We know this.
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VIZ ARB just ia receipt Of twelve dozen
msr's fac caif Dom Padso's, IL both Psvis
erd Losdoa toss, waieh ve offsE ~ the laS
szsss Of ss 50. Fl Red Il use.
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Rock AND Rre cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. C. ". Cheslsy. agsnt.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21

LADIES who pretend to follow the dictates
of Dame Fashion must use the broeaded vel
vets for sale st Dly Goods Department Of
Red House.
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To DAY VIC offsr job lot of white blank
ets for 81 80 psr pair, at Rcd House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21

FRESH AIR. exercise, good food and DR..
Benson's Celery and Chamomils Pills will,
when used together. cure any case of nervous
ness, sick headache or indigestion. They
strengthen the nervous system; 5000 physi-
clans prescribe them.
A SCIENTIFIC chemical CON pound that gives
health and strength is Browns Iron Bitters.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RroORD-usros.l
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DIED.
Chico September 49, Berthe Gruwell year.
Nevada City, September 18-Arehibald Coe, 81
years, months and 10 days
Nevada City, September l6-Aliee Dorsey, IS years.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21

The U. s. Anslytical Chemist st WASH
fngton pronounced tse Eclipse Champagne
one of the puFess wines 10 the market.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21
naa REYARn

tg Write for the little book, which viii
be mailed free.
Price: Small size, 81 per bottle; large
size (holding double quantity, 81 75 per
bottle. All druggists sell it.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21
NEW CANDY FACTORY
STRAU5 & SMITH,
No. 3I2 J Street. bet. Third and FOurtli.

UYHoLFsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS AND
w Manufacturers Of all kinds Of Plain a1d
Fancy Candies au223p6m
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The MNsrRELs Mammoth coloret

THE MNsTRELs -Callender's Mammoth Colored
Minstres appeared to fair audience at the Metro
poltan Theater last evening. The house was not as
large as it should have been, and was no doubt
owing in great measure to the be.f that the
troupe now 10 TIE city is the same that played
here few weeks since. This, however is
mistake. Although under the same man
agement and bearing the same name the
troupes are entirely different. Mr. Calender has
two minstrel troupe5 on this coast, one of which
was here some weeks since, and the other
playing the present engagement He has reversed
the usual style OF procedure and presented the
best troupe last although the first was first
class The end business Of this company Is done
WITH grace never equaled by any other troupe
in this city. The singing is superb. L.
L. Brown, the baritone, loudly en-
cOred. The presentation Of Down South and
''The Celsbratisu was good, and well received
Callend RS Black Louayes in their brilliant military
pageant snd clog tournament, presenting origi-
nal minstrel innovation In m1rches, drills and bsyo-
net exercises, was loudly applsuded Chas HUM.
the grotesque clown, Bob Mack James johnson, Lit
tie Phil and Billy Green, new faces here, were wsH
received. The same troupe to-night with entire
change OF programme. All who desire to enjoy an
evening Of mirth should not fail to attend matt
nee Saturday.
JAcHsoS's BEAR. - Fannie the black bear
which has been Gagged at Richmond Grove for lopg
time, has been shot The bear was the property OF
o. C. Jackson. six years ago Thomas Kennedy
CdpbuIeu utIt Wlitu Cuoi INC ninety
miles from Red Bluff. Knowing thst Jackson was
lover Of pets, Kennedy sent his bear as present
20 the officer. Wednesday she broke her chain and
as soon she d covered she was loose refused to
allow her keeper 80 come near her. She climbed
tree al the grove, and growled defiance at all who
approached. For fear OF her injuring some one ut
the direction OF Mr. jackson she wss g OF.
NRw BASA--Articles OF incorporation have
been lied with the Secretary of State by the Bank
of CAnptouviIic Principal place OF business is in
the town Of Camptonv1lle, Yuba county The Di-
rectors are T. H. Bliss, John Ramm. A. J. Miller
James Ax0ost, William Moore. Capital stock, $780,
coo divided into 500 shares.
AUCTION TaIs MoRSING.-Bell L Co., auctionsers
VIII have An auction this morning at their salesroom
at 9l6 ] street. The sale is 70 close out consgn-
ments Of furnsure, chromos tables, chairs, lounges
crockery, glass and tinware.
THH SLArE--The following appeared on the slase
at the station house at midnight Thomas Flores, 8
drunk Mrs. Hughes, disturbing the peace; Ed
ward Emerson, battery.
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BIa4n4ra is ksukssa IS Ed Hoase To-
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HEADACHES and biliouaness are promptly
cured by the use OF Ayers cathartic, sugar
c1sted pills.
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JErrrnsoNyIllr fTwlggs c. G..

One gentleman who had been confined TO
his bed six weeks with Eercurial RheumG-
tism has been cure entirely, and Fpesks in
the highest praise 4 S. S. s.
CT LIES & BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21

Our Cloak Department offers some very
interesting styles of the latest productions Of
the largest Eastern and Europesn msbufsct-
urers, suoh as dolmans, fur, linen and silk
quilted cireuiars, cloaks and wraps, well
worthy TO be thoroughly examined bY The Ia.
dies Of Sacramento and yiciaity. Cloak De-
partment. Red House.
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CHANGED EVERY DAY For THE ME0HANIcg STORE.

OPENING CLOAK AND SUIT
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER and
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NORTH SAN JUAS, septembe. 20th.-Last even
iug about o'clock, ls5 kegs of powder,
wagon driven by Tom Cleveland, exploded as they
were ab ut to unloal it at Furths powder house,
just out of town. The driver was fatally burned,
and died 1T IL O'clock last night. Four hsrses
killed aud the wagon torn to pieces. No other dam
age WAS done.
New Railroad EateTprise-The Weather.
BAKERSFIELD, September oeth-A Local Board Of
Directors Of the Peoples Railway Company Of
America was organized here to-day j. W. Tripp
has been here for week, operating quite success
company.
Appearances here tonight indicate that we are
likely TO have considerable fall of rain before
morning; It has been very sultry, cloudy and
windy all the afternoon
Sigh. Sprinkle OF Rain.
VIsAL1A. September 20th.-A slight sprinkle OF
rain fell at p N. to-day.
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Slight Sprinkle Of Rain.
UTAH.

VIsALIA, September 20th.-A slight sprinkle
rain fell at P. N. to-day.
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CoLros, September 20th.-This morning, after the
blasts were fired IN the Marble Lime Company:
quarry, and as the men were rolling the rock down
the mountain side, an empl)ye of the company was
struck the head with rock and instantly killed
name by which he was known IVES Murphy. He
claimed that his father is the owrer Of granite
quarry in Fall River. Mass, but he has been miner
on this coast since 1859. a Coroner's inquest was
held, with a verdict that his death was accidental
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21

SAN Francisco, September 20th.-At meeting
OF the Board of Health this evening, consideration
OF the quarantine Of the steamship Colima, which
arrived from Panama this morning. was taken up
The Captain stated that the vessel anchored three
miles off shore at Mazatlan, took passengers
or cargo there, and beyond the receipt OF a small
package OF mail, which was fumigated, had no COM
munication with the shore. The ship brought clean
bills of health between Mazatlan and Acapulco
Between the latter place and Panama passenger
died from congestive malarial fever. Upon this
showing the Board decided to allow the Colima to
dock tomorrow morning, condition that the yes-
Al ha f,p,i cd
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-15
The Policy Of Silence.

General" said an Arkansaw gentle
man approaching well-known politi
clan, Il suppose you saw that article in
tie Blue JVj21g this morning, i'll which
the editor calls you liar and thief"
"Yes, I saw the outrage"
"What are you going to do about it {?
Answer it, I suppose?"
mo, shall treat the fellow with the
contempt he deserves. A man who
would willingly assail character is be
low the notice of dog"
Bat Your constituents will of course
expect you to defend yourself. They
do not believe the charges, but they do
not wish to see you rest quietly under
such abuse"
81 think the best plan would be to
keep clear of such contemplate men
and not to notice their vile utterances. -
"Why do you think 500"
Because that scoundrel has got the
proof against me-"
"Weu, if that's the case wouldn't
notice HIM"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-15

SAINT PAUL, April 81, 1888.
Board met at $50 p. N.
Present: Messrs. Barrett, Hoyt, Koch,
Peters, and Terry.
Absent: Sir. President, (excused.)
On motion NJ. Terry took the chair.
Minutes of the Goth ana 90 insts. read
and apprsyei.
On motion it vas ordered that the Council
be asked to reconsider their action approx
ing award made TO Michael Lux for grad
ing Aurora avenue from Grant street to
Robert street.
On motion it was ordered that the Clerk
notify property owners on Temperance
street between Tenth and Norris streets to
meet Committee OF the Board on the Both
inst. at 100 y. N. to consider the matter of
widening said Temperance street.
The Clerk Was directed to give the first
| assessment notice for constructing sew
er on Fourth street, from point fifty feet
east of Robert street to jackson street.
The member from the Fifth ward having
reported back in the matter of grading
Maple avenue, from Seventh street Has
things avenue, and Wallis street, from Ma
pie avenue to Earl street, the Board Or
! dered the matter referred to the Engineer
| for plan and estimate of cost.
| The matter of grading Third street from
Broadway to Commercial street and Ada
street from Concord street to Isabel street
which was laid over to this day came ur
and was laid over to the 30th inst. at 2.3O
! p. M.
Pursuant to due notice the matter OF
making and completing the assessment
for opening and extension of King street
from King street in Oliyier's addition to
West st. Paul, to Cherokee avenue in the
Sixth ward, came up and was duly complet
ed and the Clerk directed to give the con
frmation notice.
Pursuant to due notice the matter OF
making and completing the assessment
for opening, widening and extending
| Chatsworth street from University avenue
north to right of way of st. Paul Minneap
oils & Manitoba r. R. Co., came up anC
was duly completed, and the Clerk directed
to give the confirmation notice.
Pursuant to due notice the matter OF
making and completing the assessment
for widening Grove street from Pearl street
to Broadway came up and was duly com
pIeted and the Clerk directed to give the
| confirmation notice.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn.
ment Hereunder the matter of making
and completing the assessment for open
ing, widening and ex tension of st. Anthony
avenue from Virginia avenue to Rice stree
came up and was adjourned to May 18th
1883, at 2.30p. N.
Adjourned.
JOHN G. TERRY, President Pro. TEN.
RI. GoRMAN, Clerk Board OF Public Works
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-15

Mrs. BEzeMBEE's CALL.-Mrs. Be
xumbee, q tall. elderly lady, who al
ways dresses in deep black and is very
much given to making calls, will from
NOW on make no more friendly visits to
the mansion of Col. Bailey Dayton
She was sitting on the gallery sur
rounded by the family when a large
turkey buzzard alighted on tree near
the house. "What a large buzzard ="
remarked Mrs. Bezumbee. "Is that d
buzzard?" asked little Emily, very much
amazed. eyes, my child, that's buzz
gard" "But it don't look like you"
"Of course it don't look like me. Who
says a buzzard looks like me?" asked
Mrs. Bezumbee, Indignantly. "Why,
ma does. Every day when she sees you
coming, she says: There comes that
old buzzard again."