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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11

Under and by virtue Of an execution Issued
out OF the above Court In tire above entitled
case on the loth day Of March, 1884, 10 me- d.
rected and delivered on the slst day
Of March. 1854. for . Judgment res
April. 1854 in favor Of the plaintiff. +. a. Frank,
and against the defendants, n Q. Piummer and
< Z. Plummsr, and each Of them for The som Of
tolo.0o with Interest d seven per cent per an
num and ez9.S6 costs and sccruina costs. ] have
su'y ie''so uPoe aad sAAa on a.h az
Wednesday, the ssA aay Or
April. A. ID. losl. ai
At 10 o'clock n. Of MD day day prseesd 70 ss,l
at the Court Houss door on spring street., in The
city Of Los Angeles In the county q Los Angeles,
highsst and best bidder ior cash in lsvfnl poesy
Of the United States 70 satisfy lid judrmsnt Tor
principal, interest, costs and al aceruinr costs
all the right, title and interest Of the ssid de-
iendants which they or either d Them bad on
either Of them have since acquired in and 70 The
following dscribs" property situats ed bsing ID
the county Of Los Angeles, state oi California
and desoribed - follows. to-wit:
The southeast quarter Is. T. d Of Section
fourteen QD west, and The nershsast quarter
IN. 4 ID Of Section tive nty three (l1), Township
enc ~ south, Range fourteen Qs) wsss, both SAa
bernaroino baee and meridian.
Also. all the right, title and intsre.t which the
said defendant, n. O. Plummer, had on the aid
37th day Of April Iss1,or whish sAe - sines ac-
quired in and to the following descIibed property
situate and being In the aid county and State,
to-wit: The southwest quarter Is. W. d and the
northeast qu Artsr IN Z. ID Of section twenty
tArse Czsl rownship one Q south, Range four
teen Q4) west, San Bsrnardino bass and msFid-
ian.
Also, al that portion Of the Raacho Il Brea
IN said county ia Sections fourteen and twenty.
ihrse. Township ono south, Range fourteen
vest. Q. B. u. which 10 snbacsd within the
United Statsa Patent lines Of said Rancho and
which lies and , situate On the est u line
running due north Is chains from the corner Of
sections II. IS = ssd y Of ssid Tovnship 70 the
land Of Cornelius Cois. bounded % ~ vsst BY
other portions Of tbs Rancho La Brsa, On ne
north By Land Of nd Cole, and On Tie go and
Douth BY the sast and suufA boundasiss q Md
!sancho according 70 TIE map Of paSsns II nd
v lsoL res - vTss0 T---f
1854. A,T cUEllFk. Siusi6
By H. BUkDicK. usdss shsriG. - sVltd
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LEGAL.
Constable's Sale.

In the Justices Court Of Los Angeles
Township, County Of Los Angeles,
State Of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11

Action brought In the Superior Court Of the
State Of California, In and for the County Of Los
Angeles, and the Complaint filed In said County
Of Los Angeles, In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of aid
Sslnerior Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of
California, in and for the County
OF Los Angeles. ..-i
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ASA Notice to UrsditorA AHA
In the Superior Court Of the County
Of Los Angeles, State Of California.

In the matter Of ths estate Of walter B. Work
man, deceased.
Notiss b hsseby given BY NE undersigned, aJ-
ministrator Of the estate Of walter B. v Workman,
dcceased, 10 the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with the necessary voushers, within tes,
months after the nrst publication OF this notice,
70 ths sAid adnnistntos. ct his residence.
N. ". corner Of Eleventh and Main streets, In
The city of Lns Angeles, county of Los Angeles,
State d California. ~
ELIJAH n, WORKMAN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Walter B. Work
man, deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, April 4, 1884.
VIM. A Cheney, Attorney for Admipstrstor.
~. apoAH ..l.
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At II o'clock A, H., at the Court House door, IN
the city and county Of Los Angeles, state Of CAL
foFniA, ala the right, title, interest and estate
d the said Juana Reyes de kamires. at the time
q her death, and all tho right. title and interest
that The said estate has by operation Of law or
that Of the said yusna Reyes de Ramirez, at the
time OF her death. in and TO the real and per-
sonal property described Is follows, to:wit:
That certain real estate situate in the city and
county Of Los Angeles. State Of California, be-
ginning OF, the east side of Main street at the
point Of intersection Of the east line Of said
street with the northeriy line Of Moran's lane;
street IS3 80 feet, more or less to the corner Of
renee; tnonce with said fence s. 4l' Il east
- 10 fesf; Themes with said fence 3, So 30 east
154.86 feet TO the corner ef fence; thence 8.
~ l6 west 156. So fsst 70 the north line Of No
Fans lane; thence with nssth line Of Moran,s
same property described AID laid down on . map
thereof made BY A. @. Ruxton, fled as exhibit
No TO petition for sale Of real and personal
estate in this cause, said tract having been sub
divided Into lots l., 3, 8, and =, respectively.
Reference d m De 70 sod map for full particu-
lsrs. SID Ind viii be sold In one body.
Also Tie following described PERSONAL property,
tuses. one table, ons-haM barrel oi lime, one
metate. old garden tools. and three punches
shinglss.
Tens and conditions Of ssis: Cash In U. 8.
gold coin, ten per cent Of purchase price TO be
paid 81 time of saje. bala8cs On Confirmation OF
ale BY 'aid Court Bed e sxPenss q pur-
Administrator Of Estate Of Juana Reyes de Ran-
irex, deceased
March 20. 1884. mar21td
y Notice Of Street WORK.
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Dissolution Of CO.. -Partnsrship.

rhs co-partnesshlp hsrstofors szissinG between
Nssss. Hope and Frank Temple. under the hrm
By mutual consent. NJ. r. Hope viii take
charge Of all unfinished business IL any such re-
mains, r, HOPE,
Los Anre'eu Apsil 8, 1884 y upolw
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Order 70 SHOW CASA 2
orasr % shov oansa
a % 7---T buId . u
In the Superior Ceurt in and for the
County OF Los Angeles, State Of Cali
fornia. tffh'i
taf- aFl'suol 3
In Tie Matter Of ths nstass and Ounzdianuhip o
J.. Dsnais Losgstress and Guy ~Loasstrsss.
ninosA

On rsading asa Cling ~ ps1itiea a Lsry Q.
Leagssrest. the guardian q u psrsons aad -
tas0 q J, Dsunb LssgseEsst - Cay Long
stssss, ninou. prayiag 1sr n esdsr a ssls q
csztain ssal ssfAss bslonging V hsr said vards
ios ~ uso md purposss tksesza sss euseh:
Il y hsreby ogtsnt, that IL ssat q hin Of
u MD vards and al psssous istssssfsd y the
day. - iith day d Aprl, isss. = 10 e'csoes 4.
T., - ths Court nosn Il tAB Co1Fl q ~ Court
nouss IN The I'D eounty Of Lss Aagssss. thsa
AAd there 70 show causs Why an order should nos
b granted i0r The Als Il - essass:
Ard Il y hArthss erdsssd hat . espy q this
srdsr Be- publishsd q lssst oncs vssf ~ three
puccsnivs vesks hs1ure ~ I'D dny 4 hsarinr,
In tho Los Angeles RAnY HaRALp, . nsWpAper
printed and publizAed 10 I'D coabty d Los An
ssles. HENRY u SMITH,
EnhS1S4
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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
In the Superior Court Of the County >
Los Angeles, State Of California
Case No. 1873.

Thos. b. Hutchings. \
Administrator, etc.,
J. w. Clark,
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lothian Bixby and
Humphrey W. Willett, Plaintiff,
vs..
William M. johnson and
Felipe Alvarado. Defendants.

Action brought in the Superior Court Of the
State Of California, in and for the County Of
County Of Los Angeles, in the olisce OF the Clerk
Of said Superior Court.
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rns enDIs OF FRIENDSHIP.

She eatheFsd ct her slender waist
The bsauteous robe she wore;
Its folds golden bslt embrAoed,
Ons ross-hucd gem II bore.
The girdls shrank; its Iessening round
still kept the shining gem;
But now her lowing locks II bound,
A lustrous diadsm.
And narrower still the circlet grew;
Behold . glittering band,
its roseate diamond sot anew,
Her neck's white column spenneo'
Suns rise and set; the straining Clasp
The shortened links resist,
Yst flashes In bracelets grasp
Ths diamond. On her wrist.
tisurth. the round OF changes past
The thieving years could bring,
1hs Jewel, glittsrng 70 the iass,
Stlll sparkles In ring.
80, link b. link, our friendships part,
10 loosen, break and fall
A narrowing zone; the loving heart
Lives changslsss through them all.
lOiIver wendell Holmes In March Atlantic.
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Farmers L Merchants Bank Of Los An
geles, Plaintiff,

Smith Comstock. Defendant. go
Under and by virtue Of decree Of foreclosure
and order Of sale entered In the above
Court, on tho ID day Of February, 1884. and writ
Of execution for the enforcement OF said judg-
ment requiring the sale Of property under fore
closure Of mortgage reciting said decree, and
dated February ID, 1884 in the above entitled case
In favor Of Farmep q Merchants hank Of
Los .Aageiss, plaintin, and against Smith Com
stock, defendant, for the sum Of el065 05.100,
including interest," attorneys costs and
taxes paid, besides aecruing costs and inter.
est. q certified copy Of (which decree Of
foreclosure and sale, duly attested under the seal
Of said Court on the 7th day Of March, 1854,
and delivered TO me on the 10th day OF March,
1884, together with the writ annexed thereto,
whereby am commanded TO sell at public auction,
TO tho highest and best bidder, for cash In U. s.
gold coin, the following and In said decree de-
scribed real estate, to-wit
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land sit.
uate, lying and being In the Rancho Santiago dc
Santa Ana, In the county Of Los Angeles, State
Of California, bounded and described a. follows
to-wit: The north ten 10) acres Of the west one
half Of lot number (2) two. Of Block "F" Of the
A. D. Chapman tract, being the northwest ter
Co) acres Of said lot two (2) Block "F."
Public notice Is hereby given that on
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OFFICE HOURS.

Iwiu be at my oelce from 4 4. 70 Il n, and
pom 70 ,. n. daily. sandaya sxcspesd.
3. n. BOYD,
jylsef supssintsndsns q sssssGA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
SheriR's Sale.

In the Superior Court Of Los Anqeles
County, State of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11

In the matter OF the estate and guardi i~nship OF
C. Tyler Longstreet, minor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
SUMMONS,

In the Superior Court of the State ei
California, in and for the County
of Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
Case No. 23ol.

In the Superior Court of the County Of
Los Angeles, State Of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
Monday. the I4th hay or April.

A. d. 1884, at IL O'Clock n. Of that day, I will
<. s sSs cSr county MSus q xnss
les, State Of California, at public Auc-
tion, 10 the highest and best bidder, for cash
In U. s. gold eoin to satisfy said decree for prin
cipal. interest, attorneys fees, taxes paid costa
estate, or 70 much thereof a. may be necessary
10 satisfy aid sums. HJ4
Given under my hand this 21st day Of March,
1854. A. T. CURRIER, Sheriff.
by II. BURDICK, Under sheriff. mrilsd
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court, in and for the
County Of Los Angeles, State Of Cali
fornia.
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Hotice Of Sale Of Real and Personal
Property.

Notes h hereby given that in pursuance d IN
order Of the Superior Court. OF the County Of
Los Angeles, State Of California, made on the 18th
day Of March; 1884, In the matter Of the
estate Of Juans Reyes de Ramirez deceased. the
undersigneu, the Administrator Of the said es-
tate will sell ct public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash in United States gold com.
and subject To confirmation BY said Court, on
"wednesday, the losh nay Of April.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11

- p. n "a I ,. -.
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~ Los AEsnB Lopss No. u, =. b A.
AA M.-fhc stated mestings Of this Lodg
~ Mare held On the nr1t MONDAY q each
msuSh Il ~ p q. M<olbsn q nse1alpAA, No.
s02, and eli Master Masons In good standing ere
cordially invited.
BY order Of the w. n.
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lt8l 3 lIleE n'llll -
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11

American Legion Of Honor.
9Avsgy Couxcu., No. o6l, meets EiEse aad Third
thursday evenings of Zach month ct Good Tenn
plars' Hall.
vislting Companions always welcome.
d. =. PAYNE, Commander
C. O. WILLIAM. Secretary. sp5Sm
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FROM the London Builder
One OF the many petty werries Of fashionable
life is the administrative naraphernalia con-
nected with keeping / carriage" The
bother OF the horses periodically falling ill.,
each tine on the very day you most especially
wanted them; the anxiety of damaging the
market value of the beasts ny late hours in the
cold and wet; the high jinks of an intemperate
or dishonest cOachman recommended to Won
doubtless, as an in the cOachman wOrld>.
the mysterious and expensive ways Of
forage contractors veterinary surgeons and
livery taiors all make up sum total or
botheration and annoyance which hundreds of
people have found quite past endurance This
has led many gentlemen of average means To
buy their own vehicles and have them horsed
and attended to at livery stables The animals
are guaranteed to be always in good health
and at hand the men likewise; and the yearly
cost can well be, for obvious reasons mnch
under that Of amateur horse excepting. and vet
yield good profit to the stable-keener
What is, however. wanted in order to let the
public have fair trial of this less harrassnp
and more economical way ofkeeping a carriage
is for large livery establishments to be built in
the various centers offashon specially designed
for the particular work required The experi.
ment We hear is being tried in Liverpool on
this scale by a wel-kncwn householder of that
town. He has erected building for the pur-
pose. 1t Is situated in the Seton park dis
trict-the Begrayia OF Liverpool. The floor
space OF the structure covers over 1900 square
yards. The carriages are taken up on lift to
the second floor. and the conveniences for doing
SO are such that the vehicles will keep their
sulart newaess much longer than they possibly
could ia al! or'.itiary priYs' town c0achhousc.
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Exercise AS Remedy for the Nervous.
Oswald. In Popular Science Monthly.
"When | reflect on the immunity of hard
working people from the effects of wrong and
over feeding" says Or. Boeriaaye, II can
not help thinking that most OF our fashionable
diseases might be cured mechanically instead of
chemically, by climbing bitterwood-tree, or
choppng it down, if you like, rather than
swallowing decoction of its disgusting
leaves" For male patients gardening i'm all
its branches, is about as fashionable as the
said diseases and no liberal man would shrink
from the expense of a board fence if it would
induce his drug-pOisOned wife to try her han d
at turf-spading, or, as last resort. at hoeing,
or even bit OF WheelbarrOw-wOrk. Lawn
tennis will not answer the occasion. There Is
TO need of going to extremes and eXhaustinp
the little remaining strength of the patient, but
without a certain amount of fatigue the
specIfc fails to operate, and experience
will show that labor with practical
purpose gardening boat-rOwing or amateur
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS people to beguile them
selves into far greater amount of hard work
than the drI-master of a gymnasium could get
| them to undergo. Besides the potential energy
that turns hardships into play-work, athletes
Fave the further advantage Of a greater disease
resisting capacity Their constitution does not
Yield to every trif1ing accident; their nerves can
stand the wear and tear of ordinary excite
., i''iS ohah-o III TIC weather uOeS mol
disturb their sleep; they can digest more than
other people Any kind of exercise that tends
TO stren@then-not IA special set of muscles but
the muscular system in gencral-has q proper
Tomato influence on the general vT@Or of the
nervous organism. and thereby on its patho-
| logical power of resistance.
FOR nervous children my first PRESCRIPTION
would be the open woods and h"rry play
mate; Tor the chlOrotic affections of their elder
comrades. some divertng, but witha fatiruinr
form of manual labor 4 the minds Of too
many parents there is vague notion that
rough work brutaliZes the character The truth
Is that 1t regulates its detects it calrns the tenn
per; 1t affords an outlet to things that would
otherwise vent themselv in trettulness and
ugly passions. Most scho.. teachers know that
| Guy chliuren are more hdgety. more irritable
and mischevous than IT, : village &C .nrades.
and the most placid fema of the genus homo
are found among the we-.ed but Woodworking
housewives of German PENNSYLVANIA
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The UnWelcOne Guest.

When Grief shall come to thee,
Think not to flee,
For Grief, with steady face,
VIII win the race:
Nor crowd her forth with Mirth.
For at thy hearth,
When Mirth is tired and gone,
VIII Grief sit on,
But make OF her thy friend,
And in the end
Three lovelier than she
VIII come to thee
Calm Patience, Courage strong
And Hope-ere long.
-HENRIETTA r Fl
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T ADIEs!

II
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Permanently Smallpox Fittings, Freckles, Wrinkles
Moies. and superfuous Hair. Compilations Beached or
Artisticaly beautifed Full particulars &C. Address
MADAME n. IATOUR
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NV STORE.
J. V. SHARP'S TOMATOES.
IN GLASS.
SARDINES in Glass
MO1RS SOUPS, in Glass.
FRESH FIGS, liz Heavy Syrup
FRESH FIGS, In Cordial.
LOUISIANA ORANGES in Heavy Syrup.
FRESH PINEAPPLE. in Glass
SWEET PICKLED PEACHES, in Glass.
RASPBERRY VINEGAR,
ESTRAGON VINEGAR
TARRAGON VINEGAR.
ITALIAN MACARONL
SPAGHETTI.
,,, LOAF SUGAR. i'll Cones.
SPANISH OLIVES,
ANCHOyIES in oil.
OLIVES FARCIES
CALVES FEET JELLY in Glass
LEMON PASTE FOR PIES.
CHILL C0LOROW SAUCE
CHILL COLORADO
SHREWSBURY TOMATO CATSUP
DRIED MUSHROOMS
TRTFFLES, in Glass
GRO MIXED COFFEE. III Glass Very Fine)
ROSE LIME JUICE.
VIENNA SUGAR WATERS.
CARLSBAD WATERS
SUGAR WATERS ASSORTED Flayors)
C. C. BRYAN,
mhl9-3m NO. 1913 NEW YORK AVENUE.
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4 Seville I.Oye.SOng.

Look down from your window, dearest;
The InintS OF night are fled
Venus. of stars the cleareSt
Burns just above your head.
am lot at your sweet eyes level,
Nor above, where the jaSnineS blow
Round the golden tower Of seville
ain here, at your feet, below
Send me flower, dearest,
y word from that common speech,
TO al! mankind the cleareSt,
Which peasant, Ike king. may reach,
ain here, As IT were, In December,
AND you are In May, up above
On, send me Il bud to remember
The spring. first promise OF love!
-HAMIyTON AJDE
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES. COGNAC CHAM
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American native Wines BrandieS and Champapnes
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Agents for first class houses. Bordeaux, Burgundy
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Jas Am ~
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MO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
IN insurance has been recorded that attained
by the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
TON This Society is but little three years
old yet in that short time has written 600
600 OF Insurance In the plan of this Asscia
ton the perfection of Life Insurance finally
he reached We do not as do the old line companies
charge upon ASSUMED MORTALITY and take from the
pocy-hoder amount so far in of the actual
need to be put into big buildings yet do we as as
sessment companies have done hitherto and still gener-
ally do charge little to render the payment of the
fun amount insured on each life at al precarious or
sessment is set aside and deposited with Trust Com
pany under deed Of trust for the policy holder The
creased $780, 600 at every assessment BY this
method which originated with this Society," the policy
holders protected from injury by the aIses or with
drawal of the healthy members, which viii occur in
amount OF every certificate be for one or ten
thousand dollars is made quite certain to say the
least as II, like some old liners had charged two or
three times as much money and used it to build encr-
nous buildings and pay princely salaries.
Office, No. 1903 II street.
mar13 lY KNIGHT Cepara, A,-o,t
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SPRING Fashions.

The Weeds and the Fields Sif:eh Of
their Treasures To Decorate the New
Spring BGnHets-a New sc for NUsgs.
TOGnH.-Eress EabriCs->ircet End In.
door Dress-Ehe March Opening. Days.
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Many London ladies. in consequence OF rec Mt
attacks 10y robbers. are J0,H,ug tho ranks OF
those who practice revolver shc;,ting
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Whiskey, are invited to make trial OF the celebrated
brand
The Press., 1884-05-01
A FLORIDA FlSHERMAN,S STORY.

The Florida fishermen are like all the rest of us. While I was stepping at small hotel or tavern down on the St. Johns River, the proprietor asked me in to play game of pool one day, while we were awaiting the arrival of a party of gentlemen who were to join us from Jack sonville. The landlord tossed me cue. and as applied the chalk I noticed that the cue was peculiarly heavy and had the appearance of polished ivory He used a cue of similar pattern, but the others in the rack were quite ordinary. The cover- ing of the table also attracted my atten- tion. Instead of the usual green baize it looked like peculiar species of smooth ly tanned leather of dark gray color.
 "What IS this cover made of?" I in- quired.
 "That?" replied the southeraer "why, that's a piece of catfish skin. It makes the finest cover ill the world when it's nice ly tanned and stretched"
 ''You don't mean to say you got that off of one fish?" said, incredulously, as I failed to discover single flaw or seam in the cover, "Oh, yes; that isn't all, eith- CT. There was enough left over to make me fine pair of waterproof overalls. Yes, sir, caught that fish year ago last sum- mer about a mile below Cypress Point, in the St, Johns River.
 "We had to harpoon him and land him by means of a fat-boat and block and tackle. Perhaps you have noticed the pe- culiarity of these cues, too. They were made from the horns of that same catfish.
 "And these balls, added the fisherm an, as he emptied the 15 colored balls from wicker basket and arranged them for the game, ''are another product of the same catch"
 ''How in the world ?" I asked, trying to look serious.
 "Well, sir, you may believe it, but I sent 15 of that fish's teeth up to shop in Jacksonville and had them made into balls 1 on turning lathe. -PhiL0deLphiaT TSnaes.