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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
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In joyful obedience 10 revercd institution of our pious ancestors, which has become hallOwed into law; in humble and grateful recog, niiion of our duty to onr heavenly Father, who has showered on this people, in addition to His other un bounded merries, the great blessings of civil and religious freedom in thought and action, planted, nurtur- ell and perfected by tham under His guidance, with the advice and cons sent of the Executive Council I do hereby appoint and proclaim Thurs day, the 29th of November current, q day of thanksgiving and praise 10 Almighty God. the giver of all good, and His son. our Savior, the Lerd Jesus Christ, who was redeemed us from the power of all evil, to be ob- served as such by all inc good peo- pie of the Commonwealth.
 On that day let all the members Of each household assemble together and with cheerful minds and happy hearts. young and old around the fresides and amid the joys of home, give thanks 10 God for all His bless i7gs and mercies, as was done afore- time. Let all the families feast to> eether and partake of all the good things He has provided for them, following the example of Him ho tock the cup and gave thanks and gave it to His disciples, saying Drink ye all of it."
 "TIe that regardeth the day res gardeth it unto the Lord; and he that regardeth not the day to the Lord, He doth not regard Ii. He that eateth. catch to the Lord, fol he giveth God thanks
 1 Let every one that hath an over. flow of blessings remember the poor and lowly who may be deprived oi them, and give and make happy ac- cording to his abundance, and thus on that day cheer the heart ant | quicken the gratitude of every suCl one; for how can any refrain iron thanks to Him when paftaking 0
 His blessings God l5veth cheer ful giver." Therefore let us offe
 the sacrifice of praise to God conti
 nually; that is, the fruit of our lip
 giving thanks to Ills name. "S,
 shall we offer unto God thanksgivin!
 and pay our vows unto the Mos
 High Aud let them sacrifice tn
 sacrifice of thanksgiving and declar
 His works with rejoicin." Let ever,
 one be merry and mlrthful wit
 every innocent sport and pleasure ] rejoicing thereby in the goodnes of God. So shall all men testify t the glory Of the Father, who, in Hi
 providehce. has given the earth he
 increase to the farmer, strengtkene e the arm of the artisan and stayel ) the tempests from the fishermen an
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Strangers who have seen our heavy harvest fields, tested the excellent quality of wheat and barley produced -agree with our enthusiastic farmers that Salt River Valley has few equals as a grain prodtcing district. Owing to this abundant production, and the lack of railroad facilities for
 distribution; our farmers find heavy surplus of grain upon their
 hands As a remedy for this the HERALD suggests that an experi> ment be made with rice, a grain that will pay it's way by wason and rail into tRe markets of other states. It is mistake that the profitable cul- ture of lice requires a constant flood of water; tie Southern States have long been raising upland rice on ground that could not be irrigated but depended solely upon the fckle heavens for a supply of water. Rice in Salt River valley would require much water, but ha' sufficient to cause any inconvenience, and there is plenty of level land that holds moisture throughout the summer with only moderate supply ci waser. Tie small farmers of Louis isiana find it profitable 10 raise, rice and pay the rcapers s1. 90 per day tc
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To-DAT we are able to publish for our readers Ben Buffers Thanks giving Proclamation, which it is said the ministers in some of the Massachusetts churches refused to read on account of its ''irreverency. " IL strikes Us that there is more good sound sense and religion ih 1t than we have heard one tims in hundreds of real blue Massa6nuseIts sermons laid down aecoTding to the doctrlaes of~the most straightest sect" The trouble with Buffers proclamation is that he has offended the clergy by asking the people to assemble in their homes to render thanksgiving and says nothing about assembling in churches. The proclamation is therefore ''incoherent" and not fit to be read from :he pulpit.
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THE National Congress meets on next Monday, December 3rd, and Che contest for the xpeakershlp of the House begins. Just now Carlisle's star seems in the ascendancy, but we doubt not Randall will occupy the coveted chair. Mississippi, Alaba- ma, Georgia, South Carolina, New York. Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Colorado, Iewa, Michigan, Connecticut and Rhode Island will doubtless stand if% Randall if they would protect heir leading industries, which we believe they will.
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Second Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the County -''''' N. W. sales, Plaintiff,
 N. V. Kales, administrator of the estate
 off. N. Bryan, deceased. Detendsne- Order of sale and Decree of Foreclosure:
 Under and by virtne of an order Of sale and decree ofioreclosrre issaed o';t ofthe District Court of the Secan Judicial District Of the Tcriitcry of Arizona in and for the County or Mar 0opa, on the sth day of November, A D., 1883. to me dl le<-tcd and delivered in the abcve named action, wherein M. V. Rales. the abe*e named plaintiff, obtained t1dg- Inent and decree agsinet Nj. ", k1ies aG- miaistraror of the estate of J. N Bryan, October, 4. D 1883. witch it Judgment and decree Is lecor;;rd in Juaa ment Book 'Br of ~sld District Court. OF pages a5 tc 4a, II commanded 10 sall 2 tho e cer- and being situate in tine Count or Mari copR ai u Territory of Arizona. bounded and descrilied as follows, to-E1iti
 ist. The southelst quarter of Section north of Range Threo (3j cat e the Gila ana $ 1t River meridian, and of the u s. trct of lands subject to sll5 at the land office St TucEon, Arssona.
 9a5i. The northeast quarter of Section No. FlSe(aji il Township On I'll noItn Of R rfse Three l9i st pr the Gila arG Sat Rivsr meridian, ard of the dts rtct pr lands sHbi ct to safe at the U. $. land otGee at Tpcsntl, Ariz ena, the sSiid pierc of land lying one half nile nois sh of the city of Phoenix, and known ss tho ''Shorite Ranch.
 sd. The southeast quarter or Section No Nife iE1 in Tow sh{p Cne ffl norti. Of Range Three TSl east of the GiIa and Salt River meridian, and of h district of lands subject to sale at the U. $. land office at Tucson, Arizona.
 4tli, All Of Block Eo. Nine y eight (9S) .n the City of Phoenix. in said County of Malicopa gcearding to the rlat ci sid city made ay Win A, Hancock. Surveyor, copy of which said plat is now on fife in the office of the ouhtv E cSfder oi Ma ricoea Connt,, A. T., Preference S hereby made to said plat for the size and location of said Block.
 rotioe is tierehy given th t On Saturday the 18th day of December A. D 1883, gi ii o'co5k in the rorcheon of that day. in iron of the curt House or the sai;i ,'ounty of Maricops. in the city Of Phoenix. A T. will in ohedtrnee to said order of sale md decree of foreclosure, sell each and 9yery piece or parcel of land above de- scribed, separately. at public auction tc the highest and b ct bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States. to sa- tisfy plaintiffs judgment IS set forth in salSs order, with interest thereon and
 eosts, L, II. ORME, Sh riff. Nov 14th, 1898. t'd
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merchants, raised up the poor and lowly and ordained an upward pro gress of the people and given them power in the end in the due tir,e of His providence to obtain equal jus, tice and equal rights for all men.
 He reigns, the Lord. the Saviour reinns Praise Him in evangelical strains; Let the whole earth in sOnEs rejoice. And islsnds j1in their voice.
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Fresh Pies. CQkes and Crack CTS Constantly oa Hand.
B AL ES 7 AT 2
 For Sale 0r to R8lt

rEvHE NORTH WEST l4 OF SEC. 9, T. \. R. 3 l. two miles lN E. of phOe- nix; win one waler right in the Grand anal. Price. ssss.539.
 ~VNHE $. ". Ii of SEC r, T. 1 \. R.2 E, s six miles of Phonix. Prics-ss f-SO0. rs-HEN .AsEC at.T.2N.. ..R.2 E.; to mile \ of PhGnix, with water tight in the Grand Canal Price, ssss. .tSssis- SECTION r, T.1s., 4. E.; 5 miles ESsouiheast of Tempe, with water rights in the renpe Canal. To rent on favor able terms far two or three years.
 F OTIS BLAND 6, BLC CFSl7, SITUATED 2 Jon Washington Street in the city or noenix. Cheap for cash
 BCTIuN 8. T. N R. F.: New land; to rent on favorable terms with
 TWEED 6 HANG COEK.
 Office. Washington St.. PnDNIx A. T,
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pers, half to be English, will exam inc the questions. Several directors English shippers and merchants will be admitted as members of the board A consultative committee of English directors will Ue framed in London. The company in future will bear all expenses resulting for accidents on the canal, exc pin ? collisions, or resulting from damage by the company to pfoTe'ty, pror viied ships are not in faIlt From Janu ,ry 1st, 1884, piloting dues vii be abolished. From January 1st, 1885, transit dues To be d unfinished according to the rate dividend
 BIC RUS.
 LT. LOUIS, Dec 1.-Wm. Cation, q well known local billiard st, in a i practice game of straight lhree-oall billiards to-day, m de rnn of 719, the highest ever made, exceeding Schaefer's best by 2t points.
 FIGHT FIR TIE COUNTY SET.
 EL PAso. Dec. l. h art:c:q sii,a a of an election for change e Ike county scat, on Tuesd y next, Mex can citizens are being naiuialized by deputy county cie- k in the counol reoms Over thirty have already obtained naturalization papers, ard over hundred are expected to qua fly before night, The merchants ol Fl Paso will ali close their stores on election day and work at the polls It requires Q two thirds vole to change the county seat, and the charge is meeting strong opposition from the people of Yslcta. where tire county seat now is. Should EI Paso f.,ilto getsthe necessary majority, the county seat can not be changed c.s five years. James Morgan and John William -ot wpre arrested here last ev ring sar cheating two New York rea'.e- men out of $500, with which ,aey l -~t 10 orcll at Q bunko eame iu To del Nerre. They Uofrpwe1 1 the money by playing the confidence ! game,
 4 SMALL. PLANET. BosToE, Dee f.-A cable dispatch has beel received aa Harvard Col lege observatory announcing the dis cavery of a small planet by Ba'ixa, of V!enua.
 otaxaEr.L FOUND GUILTY. LONDON, De- 1.-O'Donuell hss been 'o1nd guilty of the murder of C..er, by ihe ja5y-
 MASONIC TEMPLE os FIRE.
 NEW YORK, Dec. l, 9 d. m.-AiaN sonic Temple on Sixth a7cuue and Twenty-third streets, is on fire.
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DE. MAHoNEY cal ed our attention to an item in tLe Era Of Jackson county, Pa., which he had just taken out of the postcfllce, which makes tue statement that Secretary Teller has already considered the matter of a successor to Surveyor General Robbins and that he has secleted a Pennsylvania, name not given.
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TEL RAPHlC
BREwsTEG's --REfoHT.

IAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-A BulN letin Chicago special says: In this forthcoming report Attorney-Gene- ral Brewster will devote himself principally to throwing the blame for the farcical failure of the Star Route eases upon other shoulders than his own. Among other things he will remark that juries drawn from the District of Columbia are very poor and will recommend that in cases or national importance two citizens from each state In the Union be taken to make list from which panel should be drawn.
 BLACK BART's RoBBERIEs.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-Detec> tive H. Nj. Morse, of Morsc's detec~ tive agency, who succeeded in run ming down the stage robber, Black Bart, is distributing circular ad> dresstd by Special Officer Hume, of Wells, Fargo S O., to all agents of tLat company and the state sheriffs Among other details a list Is given of Black Bart's twenty light robber- ies, to all of which he confessed in the presence of James B. Hume, B. K. Thorne and H. N Morse. Be, fore the court he pleaded that the Sonoma and Milton stage robbery was his first offense, but the circular sets forth that not only did he con- fess to all twenty~eight robberies, but that in twenty of them he had also robbed the United States mails.
 FRAUDULENT APPLICATION.
 NEW YORK, Eov. 2e.-sGsneral Passenger Agent Abbott, of the New York, Lake Erie and Western Rail- road Co.,, received to day from At chison, Topeka and Santa Fe com~ pany q letter purporting 10 be from the general superintendent of the Erie line, asking a pass for Captain John Marston. Whoever sent out the letter took the trouble to get let ter head printed and stamp cut, so AS to give the application the ap- pearance of being genuine. Abbott thinks the game pretty extensively attempted tBiih western roads, and all arc warned against honoring such applications.
 INCREASE OF CRIME.
 SAN FRAHCtsco, November 2S.- The sraEd jury have forwarded a communication to the Mayor and board of supervisors, calling their attention to tho great increase in crime, and recommends the estab- lishment of d cham gang as a crimc e deterrent, while at the same time criminal lator could be utilized in repairing and improving the streets
 HE WANTED sc,rE soNs.
 WATERBURY, Conn, Nov g 3.- Public indignation against Truman J. Smith, ;he Waterto wn farmer who assaulted lis wife, breaking her leg because his children are all girls eliminated last night in c visit tc the house by twenty young mer with the intention to tar and feather Smith. He fl red into the party and Myron Hard was painfully injured POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.
 CHICAGO, Nov. s5.-A Washington special says that Senator Edmund is preparing 8 postal telegraph bill which he will submit to the senat soon after congress meets.
 < CANARD,
 NEW YORK, Nov, 25,-speaklny of the story published yesterday il the World about the president ant a crank at tie hotel, the Tribune says the story is wholly false,
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Late on Saturday cycling dis patches were receiv~d here concern- i ing Prcscot,'s latest tragedy and frop, snat time till thls morning all has been esiger inquiry without much salisfactiop, except the meagre dis patches relselved by wire. Today the Prescott papers reach us with rarticulars >nc of thelmost des- .,, .,,,,, !. .s: ss.a:::;;: a:;:;;:.'. .s:: s:
 .hich we give elsewhere.
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P A SECRET society has been organ
 ted in Cleveland, Ono, for the pur- eoss of aeitating the Mormon quess
 on and securing an amendment to he constitution of the United States yorb.dding polygamy-
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.lumneys Beware.

ALI PRISONS ARE HEREBY NOTI 4 tied not to pur hass from one J. C. isullord any interest part or parcel ot the f,,Ilo-7in in Q mining claims situated in Iuma countv. Tn the Hacuaver mountains, near Collins Well, Arizona, tp-wii: Emperor Regent. King, Cue, T and Prince mines in inc sald mines and the undersigned are the osoiute owners of he same.
 D C KLiN9.
 C. F HHiIEs.
 k K MCcRATH.
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NEW SERIES VOL K. NO 51.

TIE announcement comes this morning of the death of McAteer who was shot by Beach in the court room fray, at Prescott, on Satur- day.
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MotIce 70 Tax PeYers

DUBLIC Notice i- hereby given Siaat the < erritorial and County Taxes fo- the year 1883, are Dcw due and payab le at my o43ice Il the city cl Phoenix. ard Ii ot paid on or lefore he tenth day of Dccem- b 1883, will then be dclinqut nt and sub ject to be leeal penalties
 L. II 0rme. Sheriff ard Tax Collector, of MaTicopa County A T.
 tD-10.
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recovery
SHIP CANAL TALE.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The rcn4ehtion in relation to the Sues canal con- cluded between TnglisA ship owners and De Lesseps, have ocme to an understanding. It provides that ei, ther the present canal be enlarged or a second canal be constructed. A commission Of engineers and ship
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
 November 9, 1883.

III E1is, Esq :, Phoentr, 4. T.:
 DEAR SIR-Yours of the 18th inst just received, and it's contents fully considered, I do not think there is anything in the Reavis claim that should scare the Phoenix people, as 1 believe it to be a grand fraud, and no action that any individual can take will affect the matter. Ger tainly had I been in the place of tlc Gdzette sman should net have en- couraged the claimant in any such way.
 The claimant has made no move here looking to the confirmation of his claim, and I hardly think he will. 1 have heard of no move he has made before inc courts of the Territory, and entertain no fears that he will; at any rate if he should take my step before Cor gross fer the rec oanition of lis claim, l will oppose him iR every way possible, and will render every service possible in the courts, if 1t should become necessary, to defeat the fraud. It would be impossible for me to leave here at this time as Congress will convene in a spsT days and my presence here g(ill be an absolute necessity. 10 in aucurate measures at Cnce for the benefit of the Territory. If, later on, the people think could be of service to them in defeating ihis fraudulent claim, will not hesitate 10 con1e at once; but I still think my presence will bc more needed here than at Phoenix, You can rely on me to do ever, thing in my power to serve the people and to defeat this outrageous claim. If it is still thought neces- sary for me to come to the Territory in ihis matter. and you will so in- form me, after 1 get my matters un- der way here I will come.
 Yours tTnlv,
 G. H. OURY.
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z,EsezGArE Ox'EX ON TEE
 IsEA WIS CLAIAE.

By the courtesy of MT, J. M. Ellis we are permitted to publish the fol- loving interesting and encouraging letter from Delegate G. H. Oury, whom MT. Ellis wrote at Florence, some three weeks ago, asking him to come over to Phoenix and have talk with the people on the Reavis cam tusIness. MT. Oury had left for Washington aud from there re plies as follows:
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SA a Aa week at home. 5 ca.Ilt Tree. Ss Pay absolutely snre. ao risk
 "a sS kAcapital not req i,ed' Reader. Il 9l5 SS ESvnIl want busii es- al which per s 'ns Of either sex, young or o'u, Eah maj C great pay all Ihe ll1Iie they wo X. win ab- s9iu.e c rtairty. write for pnr' a'ilars io II. HAfsLe f~f < Co, POrt'ands Maine-
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MAeONIC TEMPLE CN FlRE.
 NEW YORK, Dec l, 9 d. m.-AiaN sonic Temple on Sixth a7euge and Twenty-third streets, is on fire.
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lNNFIL HOUND GUTLTY. LONDON, De- 1.-O'Donuell hss been folnd guil;v of the murder of C4,py, by iAe jaFy.
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Naar:@a Sal@.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Second Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the County
 -'.--l N. ". Nales, Plaintiff.
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Tosfs TcNE, D., i A dispatch was received from Sheria' Wa,3 IL 3 morn r4 . the ef'ecs tha Pete De- ve4n s+' a*~ed tn 10 yee the r-....-1 1.iarv or iil;eg Geo es EY- al fohrso- and en route to Ypns 4w h,Ha ce'cntLe wa CT ( '--- h.s1g in be een 1.," 'a' .'i Yuma and crr ste + ,,u, The C. eeS e ags u.- i 's
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A SMALL PLANET.

BosToE, De. t,-A cable dispatch nas beel received a Harvard Col lege observatory annauncing the dis cavery of a small planet by Ba'ixa. of Vienra.
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PROFESSIONAL
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-05
Education Of Girls.


To train the girl to become a wife
and mother, knowledge pertaining to
the whole household arrangements, to
cooking, washing, cleaning, mending-
the whole round Of domestic employ
ments, is absolutely needful. To fail
so to educate the daughters, to give
thom the best possible constitutions, is
to cheat an honest young man, to de-
fraud society, to imperil the harmony
Of the home circle, and to cripple two
for life. 1t may not be true that de-
ficiency in these regards is sufficient
cause for complaint OF censure, and
yet, as society is constituted, 1t is prob
able that poor bread, scorched meats,
watery potatoes, insipid tea and coffee,
and an untidy house, are among the
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-05
Royal ROuine-What the Princess Of
Wales Has TO DO.

There must be good deal Of same
ness in the royal routine Of existence,
after all. was struck with this in the
park yesterday while observing the
Princess Of Wales as she was driving
along the sweep which extends from the
Marble Arch at the Oxford street en-
trance TO the park to the gorgeous
statue of the Prince Consort on the
Kensington side. In response to the
bows and salutations Of the assemblage
she bows her head, first to the right
and then to the left, continuously.
There is almost no cessation In the ex-
ercise. II is part Of her duty in life.
And the bow is study--a wonderful
medium between listlessness and cordi-
ality. The features remain quite smile
less; there Is no suspicion of the smirk
Of the popular favorite Of the footlights,
for instance. But the eyes are full of
interest as they light on every passing
face, and 1t is impossible to entertain a
doubt that one has been bowed to, dis
tinctly and directly, by the Princess.
This is what 80 enchants people-not
only people Of a certain position in life,
but the poor people, the hard toilers Of
the busy town, who stop on their way
TO have look ut the dear Princess.
There seems almost as keen q look of
interest in them upon her face as she
sees in theirs concerning her. No one
can see her without feeling an admira-
ton for her.
But one who looks beneath the sur
face of things must know, although SO
well dissembled, that this is only acting
out the royal part. 1t can not be that
Alexandra really feels the interest her
features indicate in every passing
stranger who bows to her in the park.
And it must be considerable depriva-
ton 10 her in the way Of talking with
those who accompany her-this con.
slant bowing. Yesterday her eldest
daughter was with her, and also one OF
those cousinly grand German Ouch.
esses-semi-royal- over on a visit. The
ladies were reduced to helpless silence,
for so continuous was Alexandra's bow.
ing she could not find time to talk tc
them, and no doubt 1t is contrary TO eti.
quctte for lesserlights converse with each
other when the great one can take nc
part. How simple and elegant Alex
andra's toilets always are! Always sc
neat, compact and trim! During the ho
weather she has been wearing simpl,
washing prints to the park. Yesterda,
the sky was slightly overcast, and sht
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-05
Value Of a Big Hotels Refuse.

II have Just let the contract for the
swill of my house for next season at
$780," said the manager Of a large sum-
mer hotel to Journal reporter this
morning. "The price is very low, and
there seems to be no reason why the
contractor should.not make 81, 900 clear
out Of the DEAL"
"How can he treble his money!"
because the swill itself is worth at
least $1,000, and then the dishes he
picks out, besides the marked ones, are
good for $500 more. Why, do you
know that at one Of the Coney Island
hotels, where l was formerly employed,
a man was hired for the express pur-
pose of sorting over the swill and pick
ing out the dishes9"
F.How do so many dishes get into the
swillp"
'sYou should get into the kitchen Of a
large hotel when arush comes. Every
thing goes-spoons, forks, knives and
dishes. Generally the silverware is
marked, and so is returned by the con-
tractor. The walters are very indiffer.
ent. Why, do you know once saw q
waiter with a salver full of clean COB
let's, which cost S1.9O a dozen, actually
slide them into the broken glass barre
to save him the trouble Of setting then
on shelf. The destruction in a water
ing place kitchen during rush is ter
rible. Albany Journal.