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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11
General advertisements.

General advertisements.
CAsTLE q COOKE
Hosotutv. " /
Would call attention to their Large and
varied Stock OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting Of the unrivsI,d Paris Steel
Breaking Plo,c,
RI. Moline Steel Breakers, and Fuuowins Plsv Mo
lin. Steel Pows-All sires-Pisn-t, IT,. Guilt
vators, Dirt Scrspers,
John Deere's Gang Plows
Planter, Hoe, Of tn. beet make,
DissToNs' CELEBRATED CANE KNIVES
mad; . TO ssdf Ho Ams c,Ds sA0f Tas ssd Ssd
Bows, Yoke,, Chains, Fence
Chains,
Sugar Mill Requirements.
SUGAR BAGS, SUGAR KEGS,
Cumberland Coal.
Sperm Oil, Cylinder, Lard
and Kerosene Oil, Perfect
Lubrea,ors, Plumbsgo, Al.
bany Grease, Dss,ons and
S. and J. Files all siies and
kinds, Steam Packing, Fla,
and Round India Rubber.
Asbestos and Soap Stone,
Flax Packing, India Rub.
Der Hose, Y to inch, Pipe,
Washer, finished, M.ehin.
Bolts, all sifes, Cold.prssssd
Blacksmi,h's, Engineers and
Carpenters Hammers, Pipe
Cutters, Winehes. 8 inch to
"a inch, AnvilS, Vices, Tube
Serapers, Grinds,on.s, Best
American Bar Iron and Tool
Steel Builders Hardware,
all kinds and styles, Hub
bucks Paints and Oils, raw
and boiled, Small Paints in
OIL, in largs variety Dry
Red, oehres, Metallic, BE,
Whiting, German Window
as,td ,i,e, Manila Rope
Staple Groceries,
No. and. Flour, No. and Rice.
Crushed Sugar, China and Japan Teas
P nsss G' Fruits o% The Fsssoly
cos ee snsis caR,iIsi sae1sss r Fa
ace Kerosene Oh, Weston's Cen
hsnd, BaIs steam Pump va VA Pack.
Moisssss. Irrigating & Vacuum Pumps
Weston's Patent centrifugals Complete,
ALSO ON CONSIGNMENT
California Hay, Barley. Potatoes Barrels
Salmon, Hams. Asbestos Mixture for Boilers
and Staples. Gsly.nissd Rooans'
SEWING MACHINES.
Wilcox and Gibbs Automatic; Singer Manufacturing
Company. Assorted; Remington Company. Family;
Wilson Machines, the best assortment to BE- found,
and At Bottom Prices
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11
General Advertisements.

ST MATTHEW'S HALL SAN
A OOL
Under Militar
Located in the beautiful village q San Ms,eo on the
Established in 1865 Fourteen instructors Of reputa.
heated BY seam and are In every way arranged or the
For further information and catalogue, lust out,
W'LDHR q CO.
Importer, and dealers in
LUMBER.
And Building Material
u all kinds. jun r.o.y.d, E. lat. arrivals, "voa
large and well selected csrsoes q
NORTHWEST LUMBER.
comprising all the usual stock size.
In Seantling. Timber,
Fencing. Pieksts,
PIanks and Boards.
ALSO DRY REDWOOD,
faced and rough-B.,ten,, Pief.t,. Rustic,
Lattice and Clapboards
DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS,
All sizes, Of Eastern and California make. and for
.sls in quantities to suit, At low prices
ALSO. IN Srock,
White Lead.
WHITE ZINC, PAINT OILS,
METALLIC AND OTHER PAINTS.
GLASS AND SALT.
PAINT
AND wHITEwAsH BRUSHES.
A fine assortment Of
WALL PAPER,
In latest styles.
Fircwood,
Nails, Screws.
Locks, Bolts,
Butts, ETC.,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11
General advertisements.

General ADVERTISEMENTS.
H 0LL'STHs a co.
INVITE rHF ATTENTION or THE
Public & COUNTRY MERCHANTS
in particular, to their large and
varied assortment Of
LUNDBORG'S PERFUMERY,
Just received Thi, I, Acknowledged
to be the finest perfume in III,
world. All Of one quality.
Great varsity Of odors styles
and prices, also
photo~r.uh.r. srnn,,o.
cuzM,cAts
PATENT MEDICINES.
ssu kept in this Kingdom.
4b.e, from Europe, FIRE. from
PARKE DAVIS q cos
,,.,,
p.,.,, M.d,.,..
au.,., p,ro,. p,..., r.
II OLLiS EN q 90,
fae,urers of III. celebrated
Rheumatic Linimen,
Fraorant Tanttv Fair.
-.
PLUG ToSACCo AND CIGARS IN
So , 49,, ,,,,. -,
best in the market
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11

BUFFALO Bull introduces real In
dams in his plays, and they are expected
% let him heroieally vanquish them
put, in a Chiesgo performance. one of
hem was drunk, and refused to fall
shen the scout struck him q sham
blow, Instead. he tried to use his tom.
ahawk, and had to DO dragged off the
tt..,a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11

r u. osDIN0.
xsPvsss SD D~svss~s.
Fss'shs. Paek.sss and basssss delivered 70 aad tem
al paus Al honoluln and vicinity. CnsofL =.
ssnsisn paid 70 moving pssnsuss. vhk
WAGONS EXPRESSLY FOB THE PvRnooD
Islspsess y Rssidsaes as psachhs~s apun
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11
PRACTICAL ARIrHMKrIc.

"You CAM add different things to-
gether, said IN Austin school t. or.
" If you add sheep and COW togethcr
1t does not N rte two sheep or . cows.
A little boy, 'ae on of an Austin svenue
milkmsn, ID ~ his hard and said /.
THAT ina, 10 ,,th sleep and cows,
but If you r1i er'-' Of milk and a
quart of water Il makes two quarts OF
milk. I've seen it tried. "-7eras SIT.
tn9s.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11

SQUARE TO a CENT.
THE REASON or QUA sL0osss
VIE do business on strict prineipis~.
w have only hxsd psresntags g prsGt.
rHE PERCENTAGE ONLY ~ ADDsD
no THE cosT or THE 000Ds
WE never dsviais from q: price azsa ssaes
with selling price In plain hsursa
XXTs never misrepresent OF conceal the lAsits
w Of any article offered Tor sAls.
yATe exchange yoods ehserhiily and setsru
w money willingly when unable 10 sni1 -
pleAse Customers.
OUR MOTTO
"A child Of Ave Year, buy A. cheap ~ saas 4
srpsrisSes. "--is faithfully illustrated,
hsls mistake See the name d
q CONN = CO.,
TEMPLE OF FASHION
q ssd = Pen ssssl
sosu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11
DENHoLDERs, ETC.

OENHOLOENSJ Ell.
FABgRs AssoRrEp PEsMoLpsRs-
fABERS ANTI NERVOUS PENHOLDERs.
Rubber Holders. Cork Holders, Ivory and Ebony
Holden-god mounted. Ivory and bone
Folders and Paper Cutters. Fsbers Tablet
Erassrs, penison's Velvet ErAsess.
Crystal Rubber, Rubber rim wood
pencil shape. Thumb Tacks.
Pencil Protectors, RubbsS
bands Of various
sizes. etc. ,ctc.,
For Sale AT THOs. q. TH1U1's
MERCHANT srsrkr AND fosr srKEEr Srosss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11

DENS AND PENCILS.
CILLorrs AND EAsrERBRooK PENS
in all the desirable number.
Quill Pens Sp<ncer2n, Commercial and Custom Houss
Psns Asbis, Todd Cos
RELiABLE GOLD PENS.
Gross Stylographic Psns-plain and gold mounted
Primes. fouIaAin Pens, Shading Pens sissS
Eagle Cos Automatic psscik and leads.
Red, Blue and Green Psncls,
DIXON, FABER and CRoSSBER0ER kURTz
psneils. No. 70 =. Arisss Pencils. brewing
= Psacls "a ssts, fockss Psnciis. Sla1s
Psacib plain o. IN wood.
~ TnOA q. J1BU4'1
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11

Nor'c1
MEssRs. r.. MORE q 90:
Kso srssar.... ...,.......".....,..Ho sotulu
Would beg to notify the Public that they
have lust received a shipmeat Of the famous
HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINE.
~ ANY person Wishing TO purchases sewing machine
would do well to examine them
number Of superior
Dsubie-barrsl Brsseh-io ding Shot Guns,
wiaehsster Rises, Kennedy Riass
Psrior Rifles,
Smith q NILSSON Revolvers.
a full assortment Of CARTRIDGES. bra. and
paper shsll and sporsmsns General Supple,
!. a. Cali and examine our Stock
Having in our employ a hrst.elass Lock and Cur
Smith are prepared do all kinds Of repairing in
hrst.elass manner and on short notice.
And all kinds Of Iron Work made and repaired
I7I.u
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-10-11

.SuoAR MACHINERY
PER "MALLSGITE."
We have received further consignment Of
Msssrs Mtrrses.i Wassom 4 Co.'S MacAtmsrv
And have now on hand. ready for delivery;
One Triple Effect. on handsome iron aagns. containing
,.%J. square feet Of heating surface. with Pumping
Engine and discharsins MontIus complete.
One Double Eject having ssoo square feet Of heating
surface, with Engine and MonJus
One Sc, Of -Four Weston, Paren, cenIrifuzaI, with
Engine and Mixer
One Sc, Of Two westons Paisn, CsniIifugais
HA1n increased facilities for the manufacture Of
these machines. nhs Weston Patent. for which.
Great Britain has sxpired) zse thus enabled ODER
them at materially reduced prices
We have full assortment, Of Centrifugal sparss--
Innings, brasses. rubber bands and bushes etc
Two Diagonal Engines. each in. BY 4, in.
clar6sr.. Flat Coolers, by 8 by and By byL,
One Spar. Top Roller for 40 BY 5. in. Mil.
One Spar. SD. Roller for do do
One Spare in,srmediaas Spur whs,I for gearing q do
,k..,f q ~ MACFARIANr r.
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Little Peter Jshssoa's UapIsasant.
Prom tao Fort Worth Gazette.

Frank NJ. Collier writes from Meridian giving
his recollection OF old never before
TONED in print that remind. one Of the chars; MeCo
mas case. Several years ago nsluad OF eight Indians
came into GomAnshe county Peter g. Johnson and his
little Peter c. then in his tenth year. lad been to
Waco to purchase family supplies. and were returning
home The Indians surrounded the wagon, killed Uncle
Peter and captured little Peter risd the wagon and
struck out up the Bosiue valley. In the time
from Reslov Creek and the Leon valley had
Iiedy taken the trail On the Clear Fork OF the Brazos
Peter taking his coat hat. aud socks leaving him with
nothing but his shirt and trousers fifty seventy i've
miles from the nearest ranch IN the month ~ January
food. and liable to be devoured ut amy moment by hungry
wolves He had wandered from the trail and the scout
In pursuit hal failed TO find him.
Little Peter lived i've days and nights without single
bite roots On the evening OF the sixth
day he was found by a company Of COW hunters that
Bill Keith had sent out to make roundup The little
fellow had found the cattle. and had renained with
them, thinking perchance he could procure milk fr ON
q the cows but in this h. failed the cows be ing
too wild but the hunters found him In time to
vive and him. cold drtzzling norther blow
ing at the time aid the little fellow would evidently
have frozen death during the night that enStisd.
When brought Cora few days after his being found
he was the poorest living object uisginabls-a mere
skeleton The writer of this sketch took MIN Ia his
and carried him around over the town, and pro-
cured present Of 81 from every man in tile town.
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Kattl.snHko JnNe nAA bis Partner.
From the Portland OregonfdR.

On Big Spring Creek. in Meagher county, Z
few days ago t.snaks Jake and his partner. Oral
lon. two desperadoss aud reputed horse thieves, ~
tempted To small place called Lewiston and mset
with some opposition they declared they would csea
out the town. and commenced shooting At everybody II
sight. There were only three guns In the town and
they were placed in the hands OF men Of undsunted
that both OF tho supposed horse thieves were
run down In . short time. O'fnl0n being shot
FIRST through and through. with Winchester rife,
and RAttlesnake served IN like manner short tune
afterwArd. Both men showed gren pluck. OFallons
after being shot through rode buck to his partner sn
asked him IL he was hurt. Jake said that he waA
well said OFsllon. II AM shot and am dead man
butt will stay with YOU" Al that moment he fell from
his horse then raised insef upon his knees took de-
liberate aim with wincieAer Ut b Young nkn named
smith, outsider. who was trying 10 yet AWAY from
instantly. -
The citizens there would be killed II ~
thing not ended quickly and shooting from pistoe
Of all sizes comneticeA in earnest O'fallon took nve
shots in the body before he fell the sac0nd tuna ADA
then he raised hiinae his side and continued shoot
ing until he had strength enough to supp0rt hiee
wes life In him.
aud ho changed TO his left hand and kept sestinq7
another ball broke his right leg and, supporting hinsS
by the other. he kept shooting; another ball sruok h
chin carrying sway half OF his jaw, when he fell on the
ground. raised himself his side and kept sAoOttaA
From weAkness he could not support hnsef longel
and he nred lying Hat on the ground. There were nn4
balls In hi before he up. just before he dr0W NJ
last breA t he made eort to draw his pistol Again
but had not strength enough and 1t fell BY lis stds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-03

heard OF by the editor during Visit into the
uountans: man who has twelve living children. the
Oldest under IS years. man let horse bite apple
from hi. mouth and had h,s lips bitten on natural
the freezing point; man in 0addstown stuck small
briAr In his wrist aud died In r-s days from It's Effects
I'D e marx them 70 ,si ti. .psrt; yoany lady in
DahioneHa young mon who has increased hur
dred pounds IN weight In two years; dog that barked
himself TO death; q man who has often walked from
Atlantis to uaddistown distance q stshty.ays miles
ursd mine feet four inches In Lengths Justice 10 admins
tered u Davis district under the shade Of gigantic
shelter revenue oiicsr. or their stoe. ~ OLD
States and had heard Of the assassination OF
field the houses In union county are generally built Of
poplar; man who has been welded 10 TIL zee Osters
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y stay quietly Ciarvsu1 ana 40 hest not 10 die
e snsms I'd scuryy ~ health e slowly inpreyigsi
~ sscnNh ers1s:lly r.tufn.ss Acc,s.omSa ia
esteem myself happy when 4 Gan write throaxhout 2
bleed sssini they swell and ausion q al lie dsssss
In the mouth sets In Thsss continued swsliinss have
produced atteolo rosfe and the doctors fsaf II may
h:yel o.top.ro,!i, any rate my teeth arc ~ drsI
great canine tooth quite sound the doctor Gays
quite sound.
Ill However, sutumn beng near, my health nay Inn
until toward tho end OF winter. whom the scurvy will
come Again worse than ever But oil THE bAga
can work together for several hours per day that We
think and speak shout literary undertaking.
than about other things"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-03

ne nspssse~ee sfs lGAs WIFE AAvesssssA ~
Dsy asA 0ss - Resrs ses at Osss.

TIE nnpesSe~ee sf . lGaa WIFE AAvesssssA Asr
. Dsy aaA 0ss 80 Resrs ses st Ores.
J. d. West & Co., manufacturers Of light
ming rods. weather vanes. and pumps. have
their ONCE at 40 Cortlnndt street. In THE Bun
the other day appeared the following:
BIO wit" WEST Ssr sSS y assG wnn :.
Dir. West sat In his offlcs In the afternoon.
1olaughed outright whom Sun reporter asked
him II ho had got . boy Of the advertised re-
Qurements. and whether the boy could 10 seem
wish you could have aeon those boys and
men," said Mr.. West. II live in East Orange
and generally get hero about 0 o'clock In the
morning. When got to Church street found
the street blockaded with boys OF oil ages and
sizes. I was In company with some friends.
add when We caught sight Of tho crowd We
imagined there had besn either FIRE. murder.
or robbsry., There wore several policemen
around and 9n9 Of nv friends ssepped up to
s.: g.. III 5; Ill.,! Il; S::'
tn. os w.t. hi KEY
saw anything HE Y. I,was oyerwhoimed with
ms against The WALL some climbed on my ss back.
s.1sisa rs sSsoash S.l Tier. @ss, nave s1s
force to push out those who had entered They
esarpS na the % the y
yagsoonds, rave . ysll and charged th0se who
to Se q sss
smaller boys. This was done in short time,
and then the big boys locked the front doors and
tIds tSd them n could not employ them
BY nearly Q hundred big boys. I took down
their names, addresses and past occupRtlon,
Here IL the list. 1t comprises machinists. tel
egraph operators. photographers. gasfltters.
sewing machine makers. and almost every
four. Thomas. sherlock was tho one 1 had
made up my mind to employ. a. he seemed to
Dc pright. Intelligent boy. and gave good
vas just about making up my mind to
Su %ssh the
burners with dxtures; got these b. sold.
roSSea so% Ipys ss1s Tho
some boys who. no said. had stolen tools. pipes
hEtaaffss ap sbS othss property NJ
West, - became alarmed at what he had told
that had been robbed. though not very OF:
broken my model pump. dislocated every one
81 the vanss. and DESTROYED all my patent. ven
tilators From the appearances OF some Of tho
I scratched of Sherlock's name and have
Psff %or e d naG ms
What Kind q 9 boy did. You have in mind
Sen ySn s aSsc51ef s as with mechanical
MI. West explained that the sort OF youth he
meant was one with kind OF Patent Office
he could climb to the spire Of Trinity and Ak
aliRhtning rod there without getting dizzy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-03
CITY ChiIArsa 81 Play.

Down In Norris street. near the junction OF
the two elevated rosds small boy saun.ersd along with
his hand IN his pockets. second small boy wearing
belt and twiriing club. moving with lsisursy tread
along the opposite sidewalk third ANAL hoy with his
coat turned inside out and the visor his cap pulled
dswa over bis eys. rushed out Of hstchwuy cutchsd
cssded 10 ride his pockets.
Psrcsi periicer crosked the under doy, haarseiy.
NE maddy street bent over the frst aud third spsi
boys saw the third take the last thing from the
Of the urst. and said hun dow an T. and fs
clubbnx the hrst small boy Then he hurled him To his
feet sent him spinning down the sidewalk, with poke
OF his club. aud sAtd;
III catch ysz interfering Wild gentlemen agin IN
wh.ts going on - asked man whose attention had
Were psyin psrlics." pipsd the three anal koys In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-03
TWO RAT STORIES.
4 Fsrret's MethOds-Also las Rats Failed
Out OF n Hole by Their TniIs-

4 Fsrret's Methods-Also las Rats Pulled
Out OF n Hole by Their Tails-
TO be sure, rat catching Is not as fash
tonable sport as trout fishing" said the rat
catcher. but 1t requires great deal OF skill to
catch rat. Come with me-"
The reporter the rat catcher. and his dog
climbed . hill and entered . kitchen from
which all the furniture had been removed but
the stove. On The bare floor in the middle OF
the room straw was laid an inch deep. A large
walking cane stood In the corner. The rat
catcher united string from the neck OF bag
and out came large rat. who ran rapidly
around tho four sides Of the room. and. finding
NO outlet. sought refuge beneath the straw.
The rat catcher then put his hand into another
bag and drew out ferret. which he placed
upon tho floor. The ferret moved slowly
around until he struek the rats trail. which he
reached the straw the rat bounded out and
took another circuit around the room. but. find
nS 81 In he
Tho ferret mean while had followed the trail
with the tenacity Of aboodhound. When he
Ferrets cannot climb. He sat at the foot Of tho
cane and waited. The rat began, to chatter
from whimper to. a shriil squeak. linen .
gliding bundle Of fur. cleaning teeth. and
the floor he darted like, q flash. and his needle
like toeth were fastened in the rat 8 neck The
momentum OF the rats body carried the two
was short struggle. a dead rat. and the ferret
was restored to the bag.
Rata never bite in the dark. have been
bitten many times. but always after have
brought the animal to the light" continued the
bag full Of rats with impunity. but you must
keep the light away from them farmer who
lives near this place came here early one morn
ing. He said that In crossing one OF his fields
he met 0drove OF rats. He estimnted there
some OF them. The rest got into his barn and
Outbuidings. We went over to the barn and
hunted II over carefully. but we could not find
sign Of rat. We were about leaving the
eyed terrier fondly upon the head lying beside
brick wall; She refused TO leave when /
called her. The wall was double. with an open
space eight inches wide between. With a cold
ming my hand In the hole, l felt u solid body Of
rats. piled one upon the other as far as l could
reach. covered my hands with n pair of
buckskin gloves and felt around among the
rats until had secured elk tails. The farmer
was holding ain 'h s. Tax but when swung those
II took I45 rats out of that wall. We took
them To- the farmers kitchen and liberated
them. When they found there was no escape
hind Quartars. like soldiers awaiting a charge.
and began making the peculiar noise which
rats always make when cornered had been
holding the IX2ung dog, who was strugglinS to
phalanx bravely. moment later he ran under
the table. carrying a load OF living rats hanging
from every part Of his body, Then LET the old
dog so. After abe had laid them oil out she
went around among them, md II there was one
who showed any signs OF life she gave him an
oytra Mn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-03
Parrets and Politics.
From the Philadelphia Times.

The. parrot Is the coming bird and feel
certain that In place Of the eagle the parrot Will be
do, anyhowi why. screech. nd.tats nothing. An in.
teigsnt bird that represent progressive people
with credit to itself aud them 10 something which has
been longfelt want"
why the parrotf"
The parrot clever bird and has more sense than
Q great many people" said tho bird fancier "A good
intelligent parrot learns speak In less than time
Just about this time thoroughly Anericanixed birds
have good sale You they take naturally TO polcs
And. ss II in yerincAton Of this prspostsroI, state
tered the 1t this uncture when three gaiy col
orsd parrots In the rear Of the room yelled:
Cleveland and victoryW
Tie countenance Of the disciple of Jefferson was
illuminated with pleasure. and, pointing to Of the
birds who had prediction for Cleveland, sensn.
tiously said
That's me - And the speaker placed new . note
In the fanciers hand aud departed That bird 10 now
hanging In an uptown Democratic club room.
" II things keep In this style long enough"
sumed the bird fnncier. every politician who has any
love for his party will parrot to shout his
cry Parrots at political meetings would be novel
and Attractive feature After the speakers were done
much more pleasant than brayn brRss band"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-03
A Nlhilist Prince Cheerful In Prison.
From hs london Times. July Is.

correspondent sends US the following OK
tract from letter received from Prince krspotkine
" have nut written TO you all this time because wss
eempsllsd 90 write for the kneyeopsdis Britsnncs
and did not answer your question about my setting
free because ] know nothing about 1t. You know my
stead Of right and nothing more dd not w to escape
NAMED quietly At Thonon II l. not my habit TO svod
any respons iiities that may dsvoivs upon me- when
merely spoke out opinons whsn pressed 70 appeal
frankly refused aAying that would AK Justice
from any Court whatever. So also shall never at
Ienpt to hrHy those who govern us 70 more reasonable
opinions know nothing about my liberation beyond
what 10 said In the newspapers, which my wife may
tsad here And these say that though the Commission
opposed II.
my own optnion II that long e. T. Ferry governs
beAcs and the reports Of his police ere coad
cred the best sources OF nformstion have merely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-03
A Trsss,s.sns l.ale..
" Cat of that trackl"

This wss shouted In angry tone by the driver Of
bob-taii In i2sth street. Eighth avenue, on
dark rainy night The had been bought sudden
stop, jolng the passengers IN very unpleasant way.
The driver had discovered tho ngure Of q man lying
across the track. But tbs ngurs did not stir.
+" Get OF that track. or III come there with whip aud
help you on continued the driver.
The nxurs did nat move. but held up outs,rsicksd
Arm ~ II to warn the driver no. " him.
gre,s The man !: drunk "susxsstsd passenger.
I've time 10 huut after policeman" srowed the
driver I'm last drag the Old BAN ths sidewalk"
Thsn he put hs change boz In his pocket for safety and
jumped "a the car TO rsnoy. the hsu,s from 50. sek
up TO the still unLoved ngure Another step revealed
cigar st0re."
And % 4 Va. Not many days previously g.n,l.msnly
Indian usually stands guard aud notned the woman
who Keeps The store that some boys were making q
scArecY0w OF her Indian the sidewalk block AWAY
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