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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
The Indiana Way.

A minister residing in a town in In
diana, was hurr1edly sent for one day
to conduct the services over the re-
mains of a farmer to be buried from
his home In the country. In the hurry
and excitement, induced to the fact that
his buggy broke down on the trip. and
the good man arrived at the last mo-
ment. Without waiting to hold any
extended conversation with the friends
of the deceased. he led in singing a
hymn, and then began:
"Deaths comes to us all. Though the
deceased was stricken down in the
bloom OF life, she -"
ut was the old man." whispered one
of the friends at the minister's elbow
Although in the prime of life, he
knew that death was liable to come ut
-"
"He wasn't in bis prime. but was
seventy years DID, whispered the
friend.
although he was an old man." re-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
Caught in a Bear Trap.

A resident OF Antoine street who has
a fine wood pile at the back of his lot
discovered that some person was help
ing himself in the most liberal manner.
Instead of loading stick with powder.
or posting himself to watch, he sat a
large bear trap where he thought 1t
would do the most good. Nothin ng came
of II the first night, but soon after mid.
night of the second a great noise was
heard at the wood pile, and the citizen
reused out of bed to find that he had a
victim. II was a colored man about
forty years of age,and he was taking on
in most energetic manner. Nothing
was said until the jaws of the trap
were sprung back and his leg pulled
out. Then he sat down on a log and
coolly observed:
81 reckon you is kinder Gurus to know
how cum to be cotched in dat bar
trap?"
swell, yes"
HAS you bin missin any wood"
About half cord"
"Well, dat wood was tooken by my
mex dore naybur. an 1t went agin his
conscience so much dat he axed me ter
bring back what he hadn't burned.
toted 1t ober heah on de sled. an was
pilin' it back when dat bar trap jumped
fur me an gin me sich a shock dat |
specks ter tremble fur hull week."
"Well, you can go, but next time you
come you may find spring gun de-
Tending the wood pile"
"Dar won't be no mex time, sab"
Il think you'll find it cheaper TO buy
your wood"
"Looks dat way. sah--looks 'xactly
dat way. though tink I'll hole on Ill
| know whether you has de only bar
trap in dis ward, or whether dar am q
sort o. placque-craze an ebery family
am stickin' up to eotch nlgger"-De-
troit Free Press.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
An Exciting Buffalo Hunt.

Not far back in the history OF the
Laramie plains, buffalo were as com.
mon as the antelope are there now, and
on a good day you will see 800 to 500
antelope In ride from Laramie City to
Last Chance and back.
Now, however, the buffalo have TAX
en- their flight from southern Wyoming
and drifted to the northwest, where
they can be slain for few more years,
the day is not distant, fear, when we
will have only one buff no apiece for
the foreign dudes who come to our
coasts to regain their health and marry
our heiresess.
We were rather startled one day in
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18
The Verdict of Experts.

"Fetch on your CORPSE" said the fore.
man of Texas coroner's jury.
The body was laid before them.
The jury made a careful examina.
tion and questioned the attending sur
geon.
"w har was he shotp"
square through the heart"
"Right In the center O. the heart"
"Right In the center"
"Who shot him?"
",lake Daniels"
A dozen witnesses declared Jake fired
the shot, and Jake himself admitted it.
The jury consulted softly for some
time.
swell, gentlemen OF the jury" said
the coroner, "What is your verdictf"
"Waal. jedge, we've come to the con-
clusion that j axe Daniels is the dandiest
shot In these parts, and don't you for.
git it."-Chicago News.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

"Tbere are four mints in the United
States" says Chief Clerk w. A. Steele.
"and each one marks its coins 80 that
you can tell at a glance where coin Ia
made. The New Orleans mint puts
the letter o under the eagle; the mint
at San Francisco the letter S; the one
ut Carson City, New, uses two C's. The
Philadelphia mint has no mark
Courier Journal.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

"Mr. Dupree," asked the Kttle ton
year-old, after the big sisters beau had
taken his seat, won't you let pa Lit
your breath just for sunY ~Why.
certainly, my little man; but why do
YOU ask such aquestion?' "Cause. he
said this morning that be could hit your
breath any time and knock a quart OF
whisky out of 1t; / think it would b. 90
funny to see anything knocked out OF a
mans breath. don't vou?r Dupree
didn'tstop to reply.-Atlauta Coustitu.
tion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

nave ~ tllan agthin4 81 gill iitt. thefe N
80 reason rlI. i0f he patf'd suqd ne ffA.
q may oct ~ eolnreAri 81 1tteM nlmaeii
81 hfs eihiml pe,ez ies53ers9 ~ ia i,..
AZ tf9iglsiafy inttfgH beyond ihai haid y
NA1na Arfoa1iasAEar
rhi. you aansitef e Be tha only
YES a.. 4hA ifflgailon prabiesa Is one
,shiee hays agliea e ear, s1d 81,
a fnie. ~ pf8foandif Ignorant. ota assfr1
sou that 8 borough and l.sHartial ifrcutig1-
iiln 3Hl reveal The facts - / haze stated
tnfia and iisoiose the neeqssity iof immedi
ss,if
I'm Colorado tho water dldleuitss have
hecn overcome BY law similar 90 this. and
tas,s y no question a. e :, ~ eerl.s, ssa
Is = new STATE and = not troubled. az We
are, With old claims. overlapping each other
and iuY0lting claimant IL end ess dispntes
kni orr ease q iar from HOPELESS. a. We viii
there 3 only ops poiui which you have
not explained said the reporter and that
3 in regard n the nppnfiionfocni " water.
HOW would Z be eiftetedl.
lhs. problem WAS tie iaost difie1li INT
we had "a crack 10 formulating DOR system.
The miners Inch, "a sou are perhaps aware
Is very uncertain lnantily. and we dld
not wish 70 start from that tltis. We have,
thcfefafe, thought 1t bcst 70 adopt shat we
eaI a NIFTY measuremeni bhsed on the
standard u a cubic loot ~ winter. The
specific gravity and velocity Of 4 stream
having been determined. 81 measurernenis
are made AZ the rate Of z cnbic loot PIT sec
ord ~ time. aud according 70 hia require.
megis, which shall have been pre- fiousiy
asceaaiued. the iand owner receives bis
e4act proportion Of water
Although III sa0rb il large landowner.
he 81 not ongage3 Ia this wark through any
seilsh motive "a he has never bad The
ailnhleat difhouiig regarding water rights
He haF made the solution o. the problem a
He study, In which he has got himself the
tEak without hope d reward beyond that
which Is gs3ned by tie sntlsiaction Of see
ing the greatest good done 10 The greatest
uumhef.-~san Frnnciseo Chronicle, Dec q.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

OuR esteemed contemporary, the
snealsing Times, soems to think That
we are inaensible to the immensely OF
the compliment involved IN its differ
ing from and snarling at our views on
the silver question. As a matter OF
fact we arc entirely conscious Of Che
distinction accrping from it8 disap-
proyal as 10 almost any subject. We
only referred to it's disingenuous at
tempt, compounded Of literary for
gerry and absolute mendacity, to make
il appear that a valued Democratic
contemporary had gone out of It's way
to be rude 70 the Herald. Toaccom-
plish- Tor day, this achievement Of
impotent malice, the Times falsifed
the record and we dashed it for the
bad manners and worse morals in
voived in thai act That is all there
is ia the matter tiat excites even o
momentary interest in pfohtless
controversy as far as the HEEAub is
concerned. We are, Of course, naiu-
rally pleased to see that. in the cen
tsrs OF silver production, our views on
this momentous subject are being
quoted aPproyinqly They are in
unison with the development in the
region on The hither side Of the Rocky
Mountains, and, being true, they are
bound 10 prevail
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

The Herald is indebted 10 DR..
Gelcicb for copy Of the book written
and illustrated by the Arch Duke
ludwig Salvador, the nephew of the
Emperor Of Austria, and which is
entitled the Beautiful aud Bloom
ing Land Of Los Angeles. This dis
tnguished gen tleman and his suite
spent some months in Los Angeles
about seven years ago, maintaining q
strict incognito and winning many
friends BY their unaffected boRhompas.
II is greatly to the credit Of Los An
geles that this imperial scion OF the
Hapsburghs devoted his book en-
tirely to this city aud county The
illustrations include a picture OF
Chinatown aud Il portrait Of tho ven
CRADLE Eulala Perez do Conner, at
that time supposed to be one hundred
aud thirty-six years old Imperial
appreciation cannot add 10 or take
away one iot or little Of the natural
attractions OF Los Angeles, but all the
same il is highs gratifying to receive
a tribute embodied in handsome
volume issued from the imperial
presses OF Vienna.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

Tn anonymous letter-wfiting dend
Is coming to the front In Los Angeles
Of late. In Yesterdays issue we pub
lished screed from somebody who
Objected % an expression which APP
peared In an article which was pub
lished in this journal on the Mormon
question Since then we have re-
ceived the following choice efusion.
Mn. EbuoR: II vau do not feel
sufficiently punished for your b#t5e
expressions and attempt % lower thc
character Of the General OF the ARMY
there are others VINO stand ready 10
give Won a piece Of their mind This
new diaBolical attempt 40 resurrection
d Copparheadism by detIacdou OF
Sheridan was not 20 be expected by a
man IN your position.
Trying 10 defend your friend "Civis'
you expose your own rotten Union
ISM. Your legal friend gentleman
al YOU call him, has enough of THE
rebel spirit left in him 10 stock a fort.
He seems to BE- unaware Of The exist
ance Of +" Nirgipians and Southern
peopla" as LOYAL b. The Union az he il
disloya
To make such an attack on tic
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28


ELsEwHEnK we produce tho inter
view had by Chronicle reporter with
Mr. J. De Barth shorb on the Water
Problem" The views announced by
our townsmnn are enlightened and
practical, and he gives very clear
outline Of the scope Of the late frri-
gators Convention held at Fresno.
The time has undoubtedly arrived for
the interposition Of the sovereign
authority OF the State Tor the settle
asnt Of this ycxed question The
Supreme Court having SET up the old
Common Law doctrine OF riparian
rights, IL Is Of the fret necessity that
an intelligent scheme Of legislation
should be matured, 10 the end that
all persons shonld know just where
they stand. Tile Fresno Convention
appears to have devised plan accept
able to all parties interested and We
trust that the Legislature, at It's forth
coming session. viii respectfully eon-
slider itH suggestions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

CITIZEN RuScn, in a communication
published elsewhere, gives his views
as TO tho right way Of making our
thorouehiares. We do not pretend TO
decide Tor or against the plans Of our
correspondent, bat We know that the
streets need attending 10, and that we
are daily treated TO mockeTiea OF road
making calculated, by their stupid in
utility, TO make even angels resort 10
"euss' words Has any one stopped
10 reflect upon what beautiful natural
roadways we had until, in an evil mo
meni, the Council began to tamper
with them Time was when Mi.
Titus was not afraid to speed Echo on
Main street, and Il twas some pleasure
to own q spirited team The trick
nov is TO plough up a street. pretend
10 bevel il, and to wait until the rains
shall convert what before was q pass
able thoroughfare into an impossible
quagnire, We need streets How
they shall be made, and when, are
the interesting questions
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

Stop and examine the while Sowing Ma
slime before pure hastuE any other. the
hdb1ttie IA self threading. The needle L sell
saiinf. II runs aimGst n1iseieesly, and the
large space under the arm makes u superior
IN every respect ~ shy other inAehine " the
markst Several other leadilg machiiles
eousfantIy on hand aachi1cs sold On the
instri.aept plnn- Liberal ALLOWANCE 10 ex-
ehaiize Tor I'D mAdhines. NHatouabie tifne
aailowed for trial before the ArAt payment
"a foquirta You can save from ten 70 twen'
IS collars csnYasser's commission BY buying
guur machines al the Sewing Machine
HehdQ narterf, 3 Spring street, Nadeeu Block
Lon Angeles Cal John Burns General
agent aep7tf !
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

Union General Is beneath q real gen
aemani at least 4 ie beneath a real
lover oi ine Union IL lneans theie
j. some new conspiracy breeding aad
enc Of tho coufpiralcfs lives here ~
Los Angeles. let him tfy again 70
deiend himself We win find him
cut, i goli DO noi CONCEAL him
This writing u not intended for any
eve but vours ills intended that no
spirit q concealed treason shall again
hold sway. Il snail Be cut down on
is iiesi appearance
i viii roqnifc G great exercise Of
aredulliy upon thc part u = Sam man
living 10 this year " grace, 1894, 70
believe ihat an ISIS Of the eaiiher Of
the writer Of the above il really ex
sapi lie belongs to a primitive age,
IN comparison with which the ralezoie
Vas one Of marked development,
Such slave as this Anonymous
scribblcf is isnot 81 10 breathe the air
Of a Republic. The truth IA that it Il
oi the frst moment that a little gen
uino mnniiness should begin 10 be
taught ia the United states. Bn.
reaneracy and fetish hero worship
have bad DISASTROUS results upon those
whose tompeanents arc naturally
alavish. II iaoi tho FIRST importance
70 teach The future American citizn
that he has q right 70 his personal
opinion Of mon anathinys Ifhe don't
approve q any man OF aet 81 mon i
ought 10 be his privilege "a we'll A.
pride to say 20 The man who claims
the right 10 coerce the opinions Of his
fellow citizcns - a traitor to the 70
publican idea and ho IL just cowardly
and sneakine enough 10 write an an
ouymons letter. The Amerieana should
aim 10 form his own opinions, AMI be
should hold them ~ the very breath
Of liie Tho man who would seek to
deprive his fellow citizens OF this
God-giycn right ought 20 move to
Russia aud WELD the snout in a
Siberian glaye non
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

What Clement de- sou thiuk would be a,,-
There are certain % our riparian proprl.
e. re ~ un CANNOT ne made o. sea the benedir
q the plsh, ana among Them firm ol heavy
cattle dcalers tu Mem county. The uogiffon
~ thcsr latter gentlemen Is, however AZ
anomalous Que, ilf while they hoia excl.
s.Ne woter iehts iu unt place under strict
riparian lew and adhere Co thcm Ike grim,
death through thict aud ihlu. Ia anofhcr
section. npt ihf aW s. they clamnr for diNt-
slo1 OF water plivt eyes on the community
piag fhus their iuiercstsHro con tlnbanyif
conflict anu tne RIPARIAN law ~ which lher
are 50 fond Is also dramatically opposed ID
thlifFreat financial Interest iu Che rraspefft,,
Of shis city. This wlthafew 1Jhaf instances
81 cqnserEHtism on the paft pi fhe riparian
mon. 81 hti We nave o. contend With al pres
auL fholr Opposition i MOI of s4fiia5ent
stcrEt1 90 qause u1 20 fear ~ shc auccess lf
our plan, however. and if thc leeisiainrs III
she state were fully educated M o. fhe lbl-
porancs o. the adoption o. cur system. !
should foel that We were assured of Az
ability "a institute tots weeping reform
is your nill IN shape iar uresrntafinn az
inc opening Of the eomius session ~ lhc
Yes. itis en drown up and is nov IN the
bands of the pHIlitrs-M
MF shoTb laid be bad mu confidence In
the p@mae Of ile on q had 1eeu verv
carefully framed ana did uni omit any Ba-
ticuiars inst would be necessary In bringing
enc Hished-ior system into full operation
" mite inc Supreme CuuFi, 8iid he 'bas
rifained the statutes o. make point ior the
riparian pnopriet0rs. and tha claims of 9th
en- have been overlooked we On the Other
hand, are presenting for adoption a law
Whieh is entirely % keeping with the broad
est construction Of our statutory propIsi1us
the sense o. tae Constitution Il ~ fun ae-
cord Hifh thh system. If is only the most
Oh rmsy Interpretation " our brseaut laws
Nuifh phase oar lfrignitug streams heyunE
ruplle control anQ community interest ~
however these fights. a. thcy are aoW heid.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28


well, IN tho first place, The present de
preston Ia trade here "a, re has been re-
Gently stated Ia the Chronicle, largely due TO
the Northern Pacific having secured control
of a portion OF the traffic which Formerly
went b. steamers frefn this port 70 the
Hafihwest aud. IN the second place, tie
southern trade mas fnuud an outlet through
the little hefhor of Wilmington The mia
pral iulercaf 81 t4e state hdyc never. been
20 sau ff4uciscd what It WIS predicted thVy
would he, Il now rests with tho agricultural
element whether san Ffaufisuo shan Mold
hef own ur lose rhat she Is by light entitled
to. This city is the pride Of California, and
nearly all Of her people are interested 81
seeing her prosper It is not possible for
her to recover her i0riner trade IA the north
or in the south. She mus, look nearer home
There Is a great section Of rich country
which will always belong 10 her, n By no
other reason than shat Of specific gravity.
refer 90 the great region stretching from the
foothills 81 the bay aud far down the fertile
valley Of the San Joaquin, ~ well as all
the country west Of The latter territory
agricultural industries question Of
settling up our poorly populated
lands, This Is impossible aider the
existing Jaws governing riparian rights.
There ia enough water Ia the san Joaquin
valley, iqr inst7nee, 20 irrigase that entire
section but under nur water regulations IL
cannot be properly diverted The san Jon-
quln aud she lower portion % the 5acra-
lNHNtn NatlNt arc GMpanfN On supporting yer
81, GOO 600 people who would naturally look
TO San francisco as their trade confer, as
The present residents are now doing. II that
territory can support but h,eleOo0 people Il
means future safety iot The trade Interests
OF the city aud Of the State But our legal
tribunals have bccu allow 10 appreciate these
Important facts, and the supreme Court In
Us late decision on irrigation has placed y
positive barrier In the way Of ourpr0apsrity.
Is decision was based on the common
NnpfiHr Inv nf FfnafIaU rfuhIa n 3 tpnnptta4.
BILE 20 California as 70 Is to India, Ia which
latter country Englsud has never tried %
enforce her hHine water laws, ON aecount n
the climate and physical dissimiarity be
tween Tint region aud her own Now Eng.
land has nn average of 200 rainy days In the
year, while we have less thar forty, aud still
our Supreme Court insists on orr observing
the English law. There r. no capital going
into our water works, because the law does
not protect them. Practically speaking, the
new proprietQrs would have no rights which
either THEFT neighhors or the courts would be
bound % respect. "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

w. y. Ball a nov 70 receipt a lne follqv
Ing due pfaaouis One paif L. MAir Grern
eiassea Offeniai pcerl. three e0mblnnuon
one rinar csse. one brier pipe. ~ caae, and
ave copies "skelches fIom Texas oifllnga:'
also foi 81 '1ransil Punch" watch ehaffAs,
which he gives away 70 the smokers ul the
Hrausii Punch hteut cigar foslofice
CHAR Store
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

The attention Of the sporting public Is
called 70 the now arrival OF guns Just re-
eeived By Nr. Wfa. Lever, Hp1rtsmens Kim
pohum, Is Commercial street. They consist
al double barrel, preech loading Shptguns
and rifles, which 10 the sportsmans lie are
genus They werc aelectcd with the greatest
care from some u tie bcst % Engt shmnkes
aud are Of tlls very best sHiue iDr money
ever offered In this market The most fAa
fidious sportsman can be suited, there being
over 90 to select from nt prices from ~
single 70 a 500 Hainmeriess Quality better
aud prices lower thaa any other house In
California. l2-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28


VIZ learn that the Finance Commit
tee, appointed 10 collect funds that
viii enable the Los angeles Commits
sion 70 NcW Orleans 10 BE- an efficient
and energetic body, are meeting with
great SUCCESS on all hands Prom all
portions Of the county come asaar-
ancoa that aid viii be hberaliy OK
feaded, pecuniadly and in tho line Of
making the exhibit Of Los Angeles
coupty complete. Our people realize
that ii Is necessary to Offset the per-
ristenl and effective work Of myriads
Of eniasaries Of the Northern and
Central trnnsoontinental railways by
counter efforts There is DISPOSE
tion on all hands 70 be liberal in deal
ing with this matter tits felt by the
more intelligent Augeledos thatmoney
thus expended is bread thrown upon
tho waiers, which will return before
tho lapse OF many days. This scrip
tural simile expresses the situation in
n nutshell
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

The new city and county directory is nov
being rapidly compiled by Messra Atwood 4
| Ernst. thorough canvass Of the city haa
been made. and ~ persons who have re.
GENTLY changed their residence Or place p
bnsiness viii please notify them iumedi'
hiely. 80 that strict accuracy may be secured.
I Address all communications 70 Atwood &
Ernst, BOX l39a, Los Angeles fostoIiiee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

IRE Mi,es tfaft. 1ise1 ia hnfff.of col.
npu, s. eas b taloi4 ss-t p tre 81 fiah, ff1-
darfiHs properties iffs1 eau lt t1uEf1 tHtep
ii viii ~ all tn esd. tNeutF ~ 4aslI acre
sltcif " MAJ be NEEDED ~ n4r hnteu.
Nnca ffotAer ha1 aian farming itnd With
cut wsiff rights. whitt thuy oiier ipr sale.
So 1l---. In -LlaLlnE llluMn-- alcl.I
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

The greatest med cal wonder q The world
Warranted TO speedily cure burns bruises.
lcnisl liieefs siii fhcum. ever sorcs, cancers,
1 files ehiibiaiua, ourns, teiter, ehapped
! bands, aud all SKIN rrupiiona guaranteed 10
cure Ia every iietanee OF money refunded.
= rents per box. PoF sale BY Q. r. Heinze-
l man
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28
THIS wATER rkoBfrN.
sweeping Measures of Reform
I'roppsed--A s'uhiir Irrigation
glan--atparimn kfights and
wrongs - be Discussed Wite-
out Sh atRun Anfunrta


j. DO Barlh 5hofb, The san qahriel ffnit
grower, who has Interested ifiulset 50 much
~ late years To irrigation mdlsefs, and who
it, perhaps, As well qualified 70 give fniof-
nation on that inporlut subject rs any one
10 the 8tate VIII met At tho Occidental
Hotel yesterday bya chrpniefsrgpreaentat
aud Interviewed Il some length. Mr. Shorh
VAS President Of the State Irrigation Con.
vantlon. recently sitting &c Fresno, and Il
Chairman gi the Executive Committee %
that body,
Il ana hers. was the roap1nse to tho 1ast
inloiry made By the reporter "fdf the pun
pose oil Interesting your lesiatom in the
system 81 reforms which We have rccnn-
mepded with reference 70 this great wNtef
problem, which Is, Ia my estimation, the
question Of Che day with California"
How DO yon propose to cngsge their
sYmpaihles IN the movenentY Il was
asked.
Hliy showing them to what extent their
constituents are financially involved IN the
matter. IN the first place, intend 10 secure
IN audience butnrathp committee appointed
by the Board OF Trade, Chamber oi Com
merue and Immigration Association at their
recent iolnt Conference on the commercial
depression in the ciie. ! expect 90 shgsF
them that the prosperity Of ssh francitea
will be assured Il he right sfcr IS taken Ia
this matter ut Irrigation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28

one Is not apt 70 laugh and grow fat n he
IS not feeling we'll, The leg.ons who. from
bahltuai constipation. suffer constantly from
headaches torpidiiy OF the liver, dulineAs,
ieyertshnesa. aaur stomach, ETC., can DO
persuaded 70 lanfh only after they have
taken a few doses of syrup o. fies Try i
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-28
MRS. LAssAucuE

Begs respectfully TO announce 10 the resi-
dents Of Los Angeles and its environs that
she INTENDS locating permanently 10 this
city, andthat she Is prepared % receive aud
attend pupils for lessons in vocal culture,
pinnoforte and French, either private les
SONS or In classes. Gall on or address No.
South Fort street Cab between a. y. aud
2r.H. nov6