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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
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ABOUT THE MN WHO WAITS.
From The Detron Ere. prsss.

From The Detroit Free FTsn
Afterthe stOve-pipe had been knocked down by
the efforts OF Giveada Jones to rest both his feet the
hearth at and Judge Cadaver Pickles Smith and Bios
johnson had herocay restored 1t to place. Brother
Gardner arose and said
Zone great Of human misery dc fack dat man.
kind expects too much of Providence. Take de Of
Elder TOOts fur instance Fur de las sixty vars he has
been wan fur Providence TO stop de leaks In his cabin
roof an he am waitin' ytt He somehow expecks dat
Providence gOn TO furnish him pic an cake an oyster
SOUP an when he sOts down 10 cold aters an tuh meat
he feels ms II he had been wrOnged.
take de case Of Bradawl Jaap He has allus had do
idea dat he would day be rioh an conscience
he sOt de fence an plans new houses an drives fast
bosses an wars good clothes while his wife ragged
and his children have cold toes. What he might an by
honest labor he won't arm, bekase he hopes TO git for
tune wdOut work
81 tell you my rens dc man who waits fur tomorrer
to sharpen his AK sartn 20 do poor chopin De
who sOs de fence 10 wait for legacy will har his wife
scTapn de bottom OBJ de -four barrel cherry day I'm do
week. De man who lets himself believe dat de world
him bn am gwine TO eat some mighty poo fodder
afore he dies. DE world doan' owe nobody muffin We am
put heah to sot an sarve git up n dust Providence
won't pay house rent, buy aters or keep de cook
stove hot. Let us now purceed to biZness."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
THE STOCK OF WOOL IN NEW YORK.

James Lynch, a leading wool dealer and one of
the Commissioners of Emigration, has carefully
compiled the stock Of domestic and foreign woods
same date year ago. The following is the amount
IN stock, in pounds DomesticIileGce washed he'd
tub-washed and secured, 325, 50O Texas, ERE
100; Southern, 3Gs ,5OOi California, spring, :
,0OO fall $4,000 Territory, 100000; Col
sundry, ~ 400; total domestic, 1852 100 pounds,
against G,75G250 pounds a year ago. Foreign
woods, in pounds-Cape of Good Hope, g., s00i
coarse, 1873 800; East Indies 133,40O; Donskoi,
etc, 1882, 800; Smyrna, Syrian, etc, 4Ol 900 ;
Mexican, 5000 British Isles and Canada. 229,-
800; China lOs, 800; noils, $4,000; sundry,
q, OOO total foreign, 4,74s.7O0 pounds, against
432l $50 pounds year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
THE OVERDUE STEAMSHIP CELTIC.

Although nothing has yet been heard Of the
White Star steamship Celtic, since She was passed
December %, about 1000 miles from New-l ork,
the agents here express anxiety for her safety.
receive some information from her when the Cunard
steamship BOthnia arrives at Queenstown, whero
she is due to-day. Ii no information is rcceivedby
White Star Line due at Queenstown on Monday
will have some information. If neither of those
vessels has tdngs of the Celtic, Mr.. Cortis thinks
that she must have been driven south of the track
and will put into Fayal or Madeira. If she should
put INTO Fayal it may be several weeks before tho
fact will be known here, since there is no cable com
muncation from that island and the vessel com
municatiOu is irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
4 pRECOCIOUS LOUISIANA BOY
Irom The Y,,c. orleans Times; Democrat.

Jrona The Y,tc- ORLEANS TiHes.DemOcrat
Master Clement Thomas MadduX, native OF
Tensas parish who has recently with his parents to
reside IN this city IS young gentleman stl In his hst
decade who at the carly ago OF five began to lisp IN
numbers" albeit Of the poetic variety. youth or
that age who looks upon exercises IN mental arithmetic "a
pasne is perhaps rare, however, an infant Byron
orr GbnkcspcRre The young Clement smiles at mathcma-
ca difficulties that paralyze the faculties OF many older
Al seven he had absorbed the whole OF Daves's series of
arthmctics including the University and stood ready
a prominent educator this branch was postponed.
Precocious as lie Is, Master Maddux has none OF the
painful pecliaritics so often seen m children
lie is a bright healthy boy, with TIddy cheeks clear
blue eyes, and physique that seems quite equal To- inc
demands Of the large brain lie has al the Loneliness Tor
boysb sports proper to his age ana carries nto everything
the quicknes5 81 Observation ana unders'Hnhing
that distinguishes nun III MS stuuleS although ne mas
in the city only about six weeks he already knows
the names OF All In his district, and find
his away about, without guide better tIan many boys
born and raised here. HIS remarkable talent Tor arh
metic blind intuition nor remarkable feat OF
note learning. He knows perfectly what ne Is about ana
is allie 10 explain his methods fully ana saus-
fsctorily These mrtnods the result OF clear un
Outstanding OF tue properties OF numbers ana se 70 nave
been devised by himself rather than acquired rom
others They have all the simplicity and directness OF
those employed by experienced accountants ana sulP
mentrd they by very unusual ability for carrying
on mentally complex processes OF calculation they en-
abe him to sOyc without the aid Of slate pencil prob
lens that Involve considerable clpheIng Tor ordinary
Pecrcy the aggregate value OF crop cold in separate
lot, and various prices and Ia especially delighted II
and cents he will give with equal facility the superb
c of the walls or your room Or the solid contents
OF your wood pile.
In geography which ranks arithmetic in his favor
hc shows facility Of combining and geueraL-
Ing Information. Names 10 him than words
calls up concrete image OF the OBJECT referred
to- with all It's surroundings Thus the mention or an
ishmus suggests only the two continents united by
neck OF land but the two separated Oy IT,
well the possibility Of canal which might sever the
continents aud unite the seas aud bridge which might
place them again as they were Master MadduI Is en-
tered ~ d pupil ia Of the public schools, where he
will pursue the regular course, his father wisely PREFER
that he should become versed IN all branches Of know
ledge rather than pose youthful prodigy In matheT-
mahcs Though Ouy pine years OF age 1t Is Impossible
10 look into the bright Intelligent face at modest
and sefreant, and the dOmeke structure OF the
head without INDUCING In brilliant forecasts for the
Epcucl future OF 60 much childish promise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
BOKROWING PAINItNGS TO SHOW 10 HER
GUESTS.

Prom Remington L,er 70 The s. LOats Post Dispatch
There are in the city at the present time
two water CUlOrists, Walter Paris and Nc
Grath. These artists have collection Of
studies made last summer throughout Eng
land and Ireland. The other day Of the leading pho
togrlphcrs called upon Mr.. Paris and said, "W
send OF pictures up 10 Mrs Blank very
Influential society lady hcrcl she Is going 90 give din
ner party where there will bo number OF distinguished
guests, aud she would take 1t a great favor II you
would send up Of your plctucs" The artists
also given understand that the people appre
ciaye that probably number 81 their pictures would
Doe sold Mr. Paris put up number ~ his pictures In
portfolio, win h1fdOzcu belonging 10 his associate
They were tOgetucr too valuable tD be nrustcd to the
hands OF an ordinary messenger, and Mr. Paris
red them mp himscE The next day word came down
dinner gver that the pictures great
Is admired three Justices Of the Supreme Court
wrec among the guests, and they were very anxious
that their friends should them. Would the dis
tin,lcI arji-ts mind II the lady retained the pictures
fur ay-i The pUit"ucss u the artsts not cX
hilstrd by this extraordinary demand. Consent was
readily given Several day. dftCrwaGd the tall and VI
Ntcol3 daug htcr OF this duldbe hostess called at the
sluuO MI Paris Your pictures really delight
ul" said she. Mamma admired them so much. Mamma
-,Ii Inc 10 a. You II you would mind stopping by 10
fgtcu away your pOrtfolOi II you have any pretuer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

The Queen Fire Insurance Company, of England
has issued Il circular denying that it is the purpose
of it's managers to rensure its American risks. The
Queen has transacted business i'll tine United states
. a long time and intends to remain on this side Of
the Atlantic for some time TO come.
The Merchants Fire Insurance Company Of
Newark NJ has given notice to its agents that
hereafter it will pay only 10 per cent commission on
all classes of risks.
Notwithstanding repeated assertions TO tho con-
trary from scmi-Oi:icia sources it was again cur
rently reported Yesterday that the City of London
Insurance Company was about to retire from the
United States. The statement has not been made
Officially, however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

BOARD OF Aldermen special meeting III a. m ,,.,..
Annual meeting of Coaching Club In hncKeroooAer
Club A., ,-..ooh.
Decision In Hgbie-Vaughn case, New-Ut recht. g.,
Chamber OF Commerce Committee on AdlrondacK loI'
Meeting at Theatre COmique to arrange benefits for
families OF lost pilots.
Tammany primary elections . a., -. .,so-
Professor Brenemans lecture before Ladies Art AssV
citation No. "a West FOurteenthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

was allotted as far as possible according to the
of-the bereaved women. Mrs; Fortbade receiving
the highest amount because she was left WIN sew.
eral small children and no means OF subsistence
whatever. II had been expected that this money,
with the fund collected at the Exchange, would 0e
distributed to-day. The Secretary OF the EA-
change. however was too busy to make up state
ment and said that the distribution would take
place ON Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-SenatOr, George vn T..
Hoaf and Representatives W. W. Rice and Miain WI
sonri Observation-Disclosures ]. Beverley Robnsoh Oh
Ontario Canada and Tranquiino Luna
~ j. sumner OF Yale College ST. Jdn6s hoteLI2oh
gresham Patrick A. Collins, OF Boston mnd sd Iobn
Scott OF Pittsburg . GilScy House-General ueorge ~
sharpe Of Kingston, " and Ira DaVenPSTW S Sa OF
New.Uayen ~ Hotel Bruns1oick-Duncan Mcintyre Oh
Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
ATTEMPTING SUICIDE WITH A RAZOR.

Henry Wallace, an unmarried SCOtChman forty
years old, cut his throat with razor yesterday
morning in the boarding house No. 30 West Seven
teenth-st intending to XII II himself but did not in
nict fatal wound. He was taken to the New YORK
Hospital as IA prisoner. Wallace employed re-
Gently a salesman In Simpson, Crawf ford Snip
sons drygoods store in SIxth-ave but he was dis
charged on January !. 1t was said that lac had
been drinking liquor too freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
srnI,rI. mo- me pILOr ROAT DIsASTER.

The money subscribed for the families OF the men
lost in the pilot boat disaster by the passengers Oh
fhe Alaska and placed in the hands of Robert T.
Porter of The IRlDUNt, was sent Yesterday 10 the
Maritime Exchange and was allotted to the widows
Mary r. Noble SOS 40; Mrs. Catharine A. Met
caIfS. Sii4 43 Mrs Mary Wolfe, $3.50 81; Mrs
Agnes Arnold 500 81; MTs Katie Barker $2Go T9
SII40 30 The original amount subscribed was
SII73, but $32 30, the subscription, Of MeSsrs
Barkcnstein and Raasell remains unpaid Ihelnoney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK............ FRIDAY JAN 4. 1894.



PORT OF JAN. 4. 1884.
ARRIVED
Steamer state Of Nevada r Stewart glasgow Dec D. via
S Tt aan S EG Ba IS days with
mdse ana passengers TO Funch, Edge q Co
Steamer Guadalupe NickersOn Galveston days via Key
West day. with nd1e and passe9ges to II Mallory g CO
mdss and passengers to Henry Yonge r. o., H., ,..
and pss.engers To- ! W Cuintafd & CO. -
steamer Gen whitney, Haett, Boston, with mdse to Fl
ship cgulus (Nor, Lowe Bordeaux 81 days, with mdso
otia utap De Rosa smyrna 50 days Gibraltar 70
"t af Iide aust. Coazio Lisbon 50 days with salt
corkwood TO Amsnck Co vessel TO Bella Cosuch. . o.,
Bark Monsits Wallace Port spain ~ days III OdiasV 70
II Trowbrdges Sons. ,,,, UNIT. ,,,,,oo 90
days with to MorewOod Coz vessel to Miller Aough
Brig Thomas Turu Givan, Port Spain Dec via st Johns
PR, with sugar and m0asscs TO l. W & Armstrong 90
day via Delaware Breakwater with ogwoof to zimenes
Schcln & Co. vessel to II B Bailey & Co;
Brig John swan, Towers Havana 10 days with sugar 10
sUNsEr-wndat sandy Hook moderate NV; clear. At
CITY Island. fresh WI clear
BELOW
snip Jherc,e Worth, Marsees Nov o. in ballast 10 Thos
D0N''1'' CLEARED
steamer Britannia tB Perry Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer state Nebraska Br, Braes Glasgow-Au'tin
Steamer Bogrsvta (BD Bootrby, Disqualification
steamer we,cruIand (Bsls Randlo. Antwerp-Pcter
steamer Do i,uytcr ols Brarens AntwerpFunch, Edge
steamer Aptuas SPAN, Anasagasta. Ponce, st Johns PR
Ctc--Pim. EorwUOd d 60. ,,,
steamer City of Augusta, Nickerson savannah-Henry
STEAMER Guyando'to Kelly Newport News and West Point
Va Od Dominion - co.
Steam propeller Jculma Boomer Venez BarIis Laguayra
ship Prma Donna AUST Matievich Lussinricoo for Or
dcTs -, - ,,.s,,.,,.
skip Rinburn ,Br TooSer New.O reans-Boyd Hincken
Bark star OF scotia OBI, White Mclbourne-R Cameron
BARK Geneva Haskell, Montevideo-JoLn Norton Sons
SAILED
ste,mers Lake winnipeg and HOlben, for Llverpoo Anl
Prince. Valencia Laguayra aud puerto CAOeuO
state of Texas Fcrnandna; BroUmhangh, savannah.
Slips CITY OF Philadelphia, for Calcutta Casune AhsIel
dam Marco Bremen
Bake National Eagle Fiume; Louise, AnsteIani Madre
Q Fight Palma dc MaOTCa
Brig KUsaa Starita. for Trieste.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Jan ARRIVED, steamer Newcastle CIy (brb
orYysTOwy n4-Arrtved Triano SPAN, Itar.
rss from New orleans Dec on her way to Liverpool
sailed steamer city Of Chicago BIZ Lech rOm LVerpool
hence for New York ,x.-- m, MI,
ham from New. her to Bremen.
BRsIOL 8-Saied. steamer Cornwall Brh Bowl Tor
ASrwERP, Jan s-Arrved. steamer Besenland tBelg)
al Arrived steamer Jan Breydel Belg), Meyer from
New York.
for New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
FOUND HANGING IN THE HOLD.

A STORY ABOUT FRENCH SAILOR WHO WAS SAID
TO HAVE BEEN HANGED RY MATE.
The schooner Hope Cover lay at the foot Of East
SiXth-st. yesterday when q TRIBUNE reporter
climbed on board to investigate the relnarkab bic
story told by Joseph Antonio sailor, IN Boston on
Thursday. The story was to the effect that the
mate of the schooner hanged man 800 miles from
Pensacola because of some trouble between them,
and then informed the American Consul at MeX1-
can mort that the sailor had committed suicide.
The story was told to Commissioner iallet, WHO III
turn informed the United States District Attorney
in this city, asking that an investigation be made
The master of the schooner, Captain y. L. Allen,
went TO his home in Maine last week, and has not
vet returned; he is expected back to-day. Lewis,
the mate suspected of murder by Antonio, left the
schooner as soon as she was dOckcd on December
% returning once since then TO obtain MS clotheS,
His address was not known by the men on board,
one of WhOm-AudIcW CLaTlsOn-NOlunteeIed a
statement regarding the death OF the FTcnGhman'
The following entry on the log book OF October 20
written by Lewis, was shown; Al seven Oellsfore-
noon called the watch. Frank Ramond missing.
Went down in hold. Found him hanging by the
cross bar of the after hatch, dead" Charson said
that Lewis shipped as second mate
in Philadelphia last July, and that he
was made mate in September III Pensacola
Bay. Lewis and Ramona had some difficulty one
day regarding the washing of the deck, when the
FTcuClman cut the mates mp, and was beaten WIN
a broom handle by Lewis. ChaTlsOn added that he
believed the tIcnchnian hanged himseh, attuopgn
he was not certain. Ramona had been sent below
Oh watch, and when he was called ON deck ana ana
not come search was made for him; AntonloS state
ment that the hands were plnlOned behind the DOuy
when found CharlsOn denied .,
The consignees Of the cargo were b. F. Metcaf d
Co. of No. 100 FrOnt-st. he reporter was told
there that Captain Allen had reported the French
mans death a suicide. The idea OF murder by
the mate was secuted by the person giving the IN
formation. Lewis said TO be an illiterate man
who was only made mate because of the lncom-
potency of the former mate, and he was discharged
as soon as the schooner reached New-1ork. 1t was
not known where Lewis went after leaving the
vessel w. ID. Cover, the owner of the schooner,
was at the office of the consignees He said that he
knew nothing regarding thedeath further than that
complaints against the mate had been filed at BoS-
ton and New York.
Assistant United States District Attorney Foster
sent Deputy Marshals Bible and Peters to ascertain
the truth Of the complaint. They reported that they
could find no evidence of murder, and Mr.. Foster
wrote TO Boston declining to act further IN the case
without additional evidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
TIE AoUEDUCT TO END AT CROTON DAM.

The AQueduct Commissioners yesterday held an
executive session OF nearly three hours duration,
and heard arguments relative to the size of the
prOposcd aqucduct and its northern terminus. 1t
was agreed that the interior diameter OF the aque-
duct should bc fourteen feet, and that the terminus
sbould be Al the CrOtOn Dam. On Wednc day next
the Commission will near arguments on the con-
struction of the Quaker Bridge dam and reservoir
and the proposed dam at MuscOOt Mountain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ATTEND THE GREAT SALE of Scalskin Sacaues
and Dolmans Fur and sk lined Wraps seal Caps Gloves
Nuns and Robes AZ RETAIL az lowest wholesale prices BY O.
C. SHAYSB Manufacturer, lO3 Pr1ncest Goods reab1
and elegant. S'9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
LOODHUNOBS& BLOOD POISONS

DR., Heery and Smith representing the swift spGcine COM
who NAV suffering from form OF Blood Poison oOl
HumOr Hereditary faint, Cutaneous Erupons OF any l2 l
~ skin Disease Rheumatism, SCrOfua &c once NO l01
West 23dst Consultations and advice free OF charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
REGINNING TO STEAL Al FIVE YEARS.

I'm the Passaic County Courts at Paterson, \. j.,
Yesterday, MIR. Gainey asked that his boy John,
age seven be sent TO the Reform school. lie had
been committed to Jail as IA vagTant, and was SAID
TO be ncorrgibe. He began to stay away all
night and steal, his father said, when lie was hyc
years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

II there ever was specific for any one COM
plant then Carters Little Liver Pills specific FOR ,ok
headache and every woman should know this Only p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

In the pipe Blackwells Durham Long Cut
Tobacco ~ even luxurious than I'm tho cigarette Tor
theuit s fuller smoke havOrs longer drawn ana us
faganCes play around you IKE OdOTs garden OF lilies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
Announcements.

Why LIE AWAKE coughing all night when
you cured for 10 cents by ADAMsoYs BOTANIC COUCH
BAIsAM. Large SIZE 35c. Best druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
Marine INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sur rises 7;2O ssts,443 Neon ats - Moons ace ds
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
d.M-sandy Hook, 0l9 Gov. Island 0:59 Hell Gate 249
PA.-Sandy Hook. O40 Gov. Island l22l Hell Gate 3ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

Coroner Merkle held an inquest yesterday in the
case of Thomas Fitzpatrick, who was shot by Police
man George Smith, of the Ninth Precinct on CHRIST
mas Day, at Ninth-aYe. and IhTtecntll-st, ana VINO
died subsequently in the 81. NlncentS Hospital.
Smith asserted that the shooting was done in self
defence and that Fitzpatrick attempted to stab him
aud after a short deliberatiOn the jury returned a
verdict that Thomas Fitzpatrick came 80 his death
by a pistol shot wound, al the hands Of Policeman
Smith. aud that the shooting was utterly Inlusu-
fable aud without a shadow of an excuse. Coroner
Merkle committed Smith to the IOmGs without
hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

Beware of slight irritation in the throat
BRUNMELgs CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS afford Immediate "a
lief Keep box OF them in your house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
HOODS sARsAPARlLLA
THE LADIES' FRIEND |!
so Happy and so Coed.

"I sad and downhearted times and Feel that hays
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these bad unhappy troubles be easily driven aud
happiness, cheerfuness and love take their place few
doses Of RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS will make you
feel happy and good II you VIII only try them and you
will never regret It, but bless Railway and his pills long
you live.
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Perfectly taseess elegantly coated for the euro OF all Dis
orders the stomach, liver bowels kidney, bladder malaria
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
10 rsE rOR A DOrBLE.HEADED COW.

A Westchester County farmer stood admirng the
picture Of a twOhcaded COW displayed IN front OF a
Bowery dino museum. Great SCOttW lie cI-
claimed. "WhO would want a twO-hcadcd COW
There is mighty little profit in COW anyhow. and
rnpt a milkmau, even if ne had the best farm in
Westchester County. Now il she had two tails,
both might be- utilized in fly time, but then she
cOuld make it, uncomfortable for the person dong
the milking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
HE HAD STRUCK GLE"

A colored man on the shady side of sixty, was seen
coming out of a Chatham Street policy shop
Yesterday wearing a broad grin which attracted
attention.
Wen, old man, you seem happy" said an
observer.
:" Yes. Use struck lie" was the answer. "Tse a
native of old Virginny and has been playing policy
ever since the bluc-cOats entered Richmond Ill
1863 bat never made such raise as has done
today. Use got $l3 80. Iso been playing every
day when the shop runnin' since last July, but
this is my biggest strike The last made was Tor
81 90"
" What We're the lucky numbersW
"Now look here boss You oughtn't to seek to git
de points from an old niggah ike me. Ise got de
money, and Use got spcTeucc also. Can't give
muffin away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
HENRY A. DANIELS. Md.

IA LexingtOn-ave, between 29th and SOth.s
Hours, to OF. Diseases Of the Nervous - item
Genito. Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterlity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05

An advertisement was printed yesterday warning
the customers OF Ihc Atf- Ort ,0gJ ,OH,r against
party getting money on our ac'Dlu, tai, heavy
blond mustdclc. 1 hc adaIc., -I.cu was No. 2Jl
Broadway, and there a report earned t!iat the
warning had bccnmalt by H. II. ~ intou, and that tine