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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-21
The Huntington Suit.

New YORK, January 2O.-In the
Paton-Huntington suit this afternoon
the defendant, c. P. Huntington, testi-
fed that the Central Pacific was organ
lied IN 1863, and work began two or
three years later. Its original capital,
IS, 500, 900, was increased to $4,000, 600
in 1854, and later to 100000 900.
In 1870 witness had talk
with Patton, Stewart and Aspinwall
as to the purchase of their stock. Their
testimony and witness memory of the
conversation between them differed ma
terially. The talk occurred in April,
1870. AT the interview with Thomas
Patton, witness told him he would give
par and interest for his stock Witness
afterwards saw William Patton, and told
him he would pay him the same that he
had offered Thomas. They wanted to
consult with Stewart and Aspinwall and
see witness later. Stewart and Aspinwalll
came to witness Office and he offered
par and per cent interest for the time
they had held it. The arrangement was
made and Aspinwall sent round 500
shares of stock and they were paid for,
partly in cash and in first mortgage
bonds of the Central Pacific. Then
Agnew came and asked if they could
get back their stock if they wanted it,
and witness said yes, he would give
it back any time within the next six
months. Witness never said thereSwas
an over issue, but told them the road
was costing much more than was ex-
pected, and very much more stock had
been issued than was intended at the
outset. Witness then paid for all the
shares referred to as detailed by Ag-
new. The case is still on.
Huntington testified that he bought
stock on his own account and that
neither Hopkins, Stanford or Croker
had any interest in it. The bonds given
Aspinwall, whom he did not know
we're mortgage six -per-cents; he
was never in the Office of the
Contract and Finance company, bu'
was very certain the company wa!
most always in debt. In June, 1870
witness heard of some trouble abou
the Lombard & Brennan suits from
Governor Sanford, and advised tn,
Governor to settle, but subsequent,
reversed his advice. On cross-exami
nation, by Mr.. &hoate, Huntington
acknowledged the receipt of notices Il
produce the books of the Contract ant
Finance company and all the message
from Orocker, Hopkins and Stan
ford, but had only looked il
his Office desk for them. II
produced none. Since the beginning O
these suits, witness had advised tina
the books and papers of the compan
: be destroyed, to save the room an
, rent necessary for keeping them. Wit
ness would not swear that he did no
receive $4,000, 600 as his share of tn
} assets of the company. Ha,
, made no record of what he n
ceived. He had destroyed his lettel
press book of 1870.
Mr.. Choate asked: Why did you writ
. Stanford or Hopkins about the settl
ment with Stewart and others, if the
,, had no right to anything2
Witness-I knew they wanted none
and that they loved money, and I ws
willing to chip in and give them SOM
+. and would ask anybody to chip il
We are associates-that is, friends-bl
: 1 don't think owed them anything an
1 don't think they thought owed the
; anything until long time after Il
p transaction. Naughter.)
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Destructive Avalanches.

ROME, January 2o.-News is received
that village in the highlands of Pied
mont and Savoy has been devastated
nv avalanches. Three villages in
Piedmont, including the important
village of Trassino, have been
buried under avalanches from
the Piedmontese mountains. The
town of Chaumont, in France, capital
of the department of Haute-Marne, at
the foet of the Vosges mountains, is
partly overwhelmed with snow and
many people there have been killed.
Another fatal avalanche occurred at
Sparone, on the Dora Boltea River, q
few miles south of Urea. Fifteen persons
are known to be buried under the snow al
Sparone. The villagers who have been
made homeless are in great distress, anc
have appealed for relief from the royal
treas ury at Rome. Troops have beer
sent to assist the villagers.
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GENERAL NEWS.
,... Proceedings in Both
II Houses Of Congress
..rDryG NEW YORK S1oODs'
bankruptcy Law-The Insane
am THE Huntington Suit
Women's Suffrage.
washington News.

,,,,,,,varos, January @.-The
W., " SaA committee on postofices and
noa .s.o.d, will next Friday consider the
pos s'.n V bills relating to the reduction
' % Osvgpaper postage. The committee
o. ~ receipt of memorial
the subject prepared by
o. Morrison, Mumford, D. r.
a 'S.n ond YIN. Penn Nixon, a COM
h? ?st.o ros,nrresenting the newspaper pub
i Ii,s =, ~ the west and northwest. This
nSLl aa5;t ~ was appointed at the last an
ooul1. -.oetinp of the Western Associated
a naIl hold bsid In Detroit to call the atten-
RE FIss' ~ = Congress to the inequalities OF
~. gUn V postal laws bearing on
the .%s rate charged for newspapers
s VIZ periodicals. The memorial
anr in part: Newspaper publishers
sSs mt Tnendicants, but they claim to
S,G 81 such relations to the diffusion OF
E Eatf and knowledge among the people
r5icb wa understand was one OF the
o n,i. for which the postal department
y; oorernment was created. as gives
" Them tbe right to demand a
t tagT hearing and just treatment. The
M; ;neongruity in the law referred to above
would. to a stranger to our institutions
indicate that the government looked
With disfayor on all publications circu
l,tinr beyond the confines of the county
IN which they are published. We Ger
ta;niv understand such is not the case
Int believe it will be unwise for Con
gress to permit such inconsistency tt
remain on our statute books. We hop
Won will add nothing to the burdens o
publishers now free, but ask that YOU
will diminieh the burdens Of those TO
whom we speak"
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Tho Reichstag.

BERLIN, january 2o.-The Reichstag,
to-day, after long debate, adopted the
naval estimates. The leaders of the
Centre and German Liberal parties
assented to the naval budget, but de-
clared that their doing so did not pre-
ludice their attitude toward the govern.
nent's colonial policy, which they said
had exceeded the limits mentioned by
Bismarck in June last.
Hasenclever opposed the demands tol
the new colonial policy. The National
Liberals and Conservatives supported
the government.
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The Wearied Stock speculator.

Worried mind. Fevered BRAIN Dread
fuy day with unsettled market. Unable
to, eat dinner after days. work. Vain
efforts to rest at night. H0rrid feelings
in view of tomorrow. Body and mind
want te0ing up. Browns Iron Blttars
does it, surely and quickly Mr.; Tooy,
of Tavares, Orange Co., hborida, has
experienced the benefit OF this valuable
remedy, and says, II chssrtplly rec
time Cures dyspepsia, iadigestioE,
weakness, etc
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For and Against.

SAN Francisco, January 2O.-The
Chamber of Commerce, at its annual
meeting to-day, passed resolutions pro-
testing against the confirmation OF the
Spanish-American treaty, and strongly
urging the ratification of the Nicara-
guam.
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Won't Court Martial Him.

WASHINGTON, January 2o.-The Secre-
tary ofW ar has declined to order a
court martial for the trial of Chief
Signal Officer Hazea on the charges pre-
ferred by Lieut.. Darlington, and has de-
cided to take no further action regard
ing the Greedy relief expedition.
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Tho Insane Dodge.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, January 20
The case of John P. Kennedy, who muir
dered his wife in this city, in June last,
was continued, to await the arrival of a
deposition from Stockton, Gala, show
ing that Kennedy's mother is insane
and that he is afflicted with hereditary
insanity.
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The Wisconsin senatorsb,n.

.. ,.AOl'0S' Wis, January 2o.-The
9sna'orShip contest was virtually ended
..gg,Ilsnt, when, at the caucus of the
io 5-tgoaters OF Colonel James w. Spooner
soII c .gnlght members responded to the
G.nsss,.llIi' ?, Forty-one is the majority and
Mi 'st "a fairchild's managers say there
can c ~ no obstruction in the Republi-
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Jewish Conference.

NV YoRK, January 2O.-The con-
'erence OF Jewish ministers from this
aud 1.'od. other cities ended to-day. The next
I ns;I VIII be held on the 18th of
-e p5H' =. az Philadelphia. Essays were
s sSsI ,?y Rev; 7. Maraia, OF Phil
afba e Pn, on The Work and Scope of
j nv an aAa1Ge Israelite University" and
III ~ hev' d. S. Jacobs, on "The Out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-21

COMPOSED of genuine French Grape
Brandy. Extract of Smart Weed and
Jamaica Ginger, with Camphor Water,
Or. Prices Compound Extract Of Smart
Weed exceIs as remedy for collie,
cholera morbus, diarrhea, ..dysentery or
bIoody-flux or to break up eelds, feyers
or inhamrnatory attacks C
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women's suarao.

W, s,@SHlSaTOF, January 2O.-An exc
. :. session of the Woman's Suffrage
:. .a's s was held at the Riggs House
qn9 NIX r. Various reports were made,
o ,ou 31is. shattuck. presented the res
yTlrS.u,llty involved in the question of
.S Ii,,sn suffrage. At the evening session
T Sogi 'S. were delivered by Elizabeth
i.s, Lar! Stanton ton Matilda Joslyn Gage and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-21
Bivalve stealers-

NORFOLK, Va, January 2O.-The
Chesapeake, of the Virginia oyster navy,
has captured seven schooners engaged
in illegal dredging for oysters. The
schooners and crews, sixty-eight men,
were turned over to the sheriff. One
schooner was brought to by shot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-21
Anthony's Successor.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., January 20.-Jon-
athan Chase was elected United States
Senator to-day by the following votes
Chase7S. William P. Sheffield 6, Isaat
Bell, Jr., of Newport, o..
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FIorida's Senator.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, SANITARY 2o.-Wil-
kinson Call was to-day elected United
States Senatoa. The vote will be Of
ficially declared at the joint session to-
morrow.
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A X. of st. p.

DUBLIN, January 2O.-Prince Albert
Victor will be created Knight of st.
Patrick at the coming anniversary of
Ireland's patron saint. Preparations
for the event are being made on scale
of unusual splendor.
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Burying the wires.

ST. LOUIS, January 2o.-A bill has been
introduced in the lower house OF the
Legislature, requiring that telegraph
and telephone wires shall be iald unu es 7
ground in all first class cities OF 'ne
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Commissioners Elected.

fr. rs francisco, January 20. = The
seot lalof mental Railway Association
sa itFu :, t W. Smith, Commissioner.
speaTa neral manager of the Ches-
ee1is tbo G ONO railroad. If he ac-
vac association adjourns sine die.
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Mum shont Infectious Diseases.

New York, January 2o.-The police
to-day, at the request OF
the Board of Health, resolved not ~
give the newspapers Information coll
cerning cases OF Infections diseases
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JOHN MARCHI.

TOHN MRRGHI. WHOLESALE AND
Il retail deal erin FFuit and Vegetables, es-
in 1872. Great experience in the
Shipping Trade. Pacific Fruit Market, $40
andl53l Merchant Street, San Francisco.
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"Buchu-Paih.s,,

BlSf5aSS complete cure, all Kidney,
Irrtatic,S, n g. Urinary Diseases, Scalding,
bladder0 stone, Gravel, Catarrh of tbe
81. Druggists. '- = u ''''
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$4,000 ToLOAN.

II CAN LOAN $4,000 ON GILT-EDGRD
i securities on properly situated in Salt
Lake CT y, in SUNG of not less than s. 200.
l can alsoloan $40 900 On good reai estate
security ipthis clrSf in SUMS OF 500 andinp--
wards. The interest moderate for the times
-5 mi ELI b. KELSEY,
Real Estate andLoan Agent-Nos. Is snd
81 (. First South street
P. O. Boz 36S
N B. 1 have pot quit business norF as
EsiBned m! license, but am yet upon the,
quarter Geek army cid stand. (. B. IA
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MANIEpI.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMYLY, NEAR
D husiness portion of city. Address,
Boarder this office.
A GIKL GOOD PLAIN COX. APPLY
n toMrs. Hooper Eineteenth,Wsrd.
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BORN.

WoxxnAs-To the wife of w g. WORKS
man, a daughter; at 4 clock P. ma,
Jan. %, 1885. Mother and child doing
well.
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LOST. $40 REWARD.

r OST, BETWEEN MY OFFICE AND
IL residence, note book, codtaining' stem
ographic notes; marked on cover "Phird
District Court" with dsse9of fling. Above
reward Il be paid on return OF same to
me. A. SssPATPERSOE.
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LIQUID SL4Trga fer -blackboords,
SEARS Il LIpDLK's.
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IHE HERALD subscribers ABOUT Aprl next
One Hundred Useful, Valuable snd orna,
mental Premiums will be given away, and
the like number of people will necessarily
receive something for nothing. Now Is q
good time to pay up your arrearases, and
osrRnepce anew with lss5-
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TO. RENT.

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS; TERMsss
In. Reasonable: Mrs. Eang,sl lSs E Second
South Street. opposite 18th Ward School
House.
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DE-, COOPER

II T. COoPBR, M- D., OFFICE UP
H.. stairs, Palace Hotel. Office hours from
toll am, to- pm. Consultations free
fromV8to To-
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GEO.c RlSFR

DIONEER BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
/ hss'mOved to Market Row, 6SW, First
South street. Would be pleased to have the
patronage of friends and general public.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

DY A YOUNG MERCHANT, A sITUA
ID ton as a clerk. He is a coed penmsn
understand bookkeeping, and, speaks and
writes English, German and Fr5ncE Ad-
dr.s. A. r., HERALD Office.
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4 S .iGd'ssiDe Barley si.eoperewt. at Scar.
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PIANO LESSot
DENTIST.

DENTIST, F. C. NICHOLS, OFFICE oP--
~ posite Walker House, over seaSury &
JohnsonIs drug store. Aassths.ies given.
Telephone in Office:
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COAL COAL

ORDER PLEASANT VALLEY AND
~ Weber Coal a Watson Bros, st A. L:
Williams' old stand, next door south of
Barratt Bros furniture store. Telephone in
Office, A. L. William number
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
The Business Transacted Last
Evening. +,
THE FREE DELIVERY AT LAST.
No Baseball in the Tenth Ward-A
Mysterious Bill - Petitions
andKeports.

A very brief session OF the City Coun-
Gil was held last evening, Mayor Sharp
being in the chair:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-08-08

LEI q for working people. Send 10 cents
HLlT postage, and we will mnil YOU free n
ROYAL, valuab BILE, sample box of goods. that
will put you in The way of making more money
in few days tn an you eve thought possible
at any bn siness Capital not required. You
can live at home and work in spare time only.
or all he time. All of both sexes. of all ages.
grandly successful 30 centsto 81 easily earn
ed every evening That all who want work
may test the business, We make this unpar-
alleled offer: 10 all who are not well satisfied
we will send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writ
ing us. Full particulars, directions, ETC.. sent
free Tmmens pny absolutely sure for all
wAo start at once. Don't delay. Address
STINsoN X Co., Portland. Maine.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Oliver Drake has been duly appoint,
the Administrator OF tbs estate of Siuon
Fischer. deceased, and all parties having
claims against the estate of said Simon
Fischer. deceas.d. are hereby notiled to pre-
sent The same to he said Administrator. Mt
his residence, Eberhardt. v hite inc co nty,
Nevada. duly certified ne required by law.
within four months from the date OF the first
publication If this notice. or The said claims
will iheraefter be barred. and cease TO be a
charge against said estate.
OLIVER DRAKE,
Administrator of said Estate.
Eberhardt, Nevada, AprilI2i, 1885. m2-l3t
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muuuHEumuIEuuIrmuuuIIIu

Tell the children to cut out and save the comic
silhouette pictures As they appear from issue 10
issue. They viii be pleased with the collection.
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Health is Wealth.

DIR. T.. c. WFsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TRsAT-
Msxr. a guaranteed specific for Ilysteria, Dir
Tiness Convulsons. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Prostitution. caused by
the use of nlc hol or tobaecn. Wakefnlness.
Mental Debility. Softeuing Of the Brain. re-
suliing in ins nifty aud lrading 10 misery. de-
cay and death. Premature Old Age. Barren
ness. Loss Of puwer in either sex, Inyninn-
tary Losses and spermatnfrhra etused by
cxertion Of the brain. sef-abuse or Oyer-in
diligence Each box contains one months
treatment 81 a box, or six boxes for >, sent
by mail prepaid on receipt Of rice
WE GUARANTEE SIX FOXES
To cure any ease. With each order received
by us for six boxes, accom- panied with -, We
will send the purchaser our written gna:nn-
tee to refund the money il the treatment does
not effect cure. Guarantees only issued by
JOHN C. WEST,
Sole Proprietors,
1862 W. Madison street. Chicago. Ills
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fnnn nm In presents given away Send
DZUU, UUu cents postage and by mail
you will Get free package OF gods Of large
ut once bring you in money faster than any
thing else in America A u about the s2n0.-
900 in presents with each box Agents wanted
everywhere of ifher sex. Of all age, for all
the time. or siHre time only, To work for us ~
their own homes. Fort mes for all workers
absolutely assured. Don delay, HALLETT *
Co.. Portland, Maine.
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JOINT STATEME Mt
OF THE
AUDITOR AND TREASURER,
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
OF
WHITE PINE COUNTY, New,
For the Quarter ending June 30, 1883.

AUDITOR AND TREAsURER's OFFICE,
HAMILTON, June 80, 1885.
To the Hon. Board of County Commits
sioners:
Herewith find our quarterly statement OF
the fiscal affairs of White Pine County. for
the quarter ending June 30. 1880
Cash balance as per last report. ....So,5OS "
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AT STRATTON & LAKEY'S RANCH,
"A in Butte Valley, Elko county. Nevada.
on the Sd day Of May, 1885. a work horse, bay
color, about IL years old. branded jill (con-
nectedl on on left thigh, white collar mark
on neck. and little white on forehead. The
owner will please call, pay charges and take
the animal, or such proceedings win be tax en-
as the law directs.
STRATT0N x LAKEY.
Butte Valley, New, May 30, 1885. I'm
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ADMISSION FEE.
ANNUAL DUES
Are limited to 500 on each 81. 900, payablslA
advance. Medical Examination Extra.

No assessment will be made where there
remains In The death fund n sum sufficient TO
pay in full the claims on hand.
When an assessment II required. each sur
yivor shall pas for each 81 100 VI tho amount
Of his certificate - follows:
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Death claims will be paid within sixty days
after receipt of salts actory proof Of loss.
all applications must be accompanied BY
the admission fees.
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This space IL owned By
BLACKwELL'S BULL.
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PROTECT THE FAMILY.

1t Is the duty Of every man. rich or poor.
who hns created n home. to make some pro-
vision against the inevita BILE. fer thoss who
are dependent upon him.
A member of tho MUTUAL RESERVE FuSp
LiFg Asso ATIoN secures OF once. ut n small
cost. and ON easy terms this must desirable
result
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Notice to Delinquent Cc-Owners.

IN0 GEORGE +. ST0CKLE AND PETER
L PAUL: You, and each If you, are here
by notified that have done thu annual as-
sessment work upon tbs Centennitl Mine.
located in Ruby Hill Mining District. White
Pine County, state Of Nevada, for th years
1883, 1884 and 1885. and there is now due from
each of you, as your share of such assess
ment work, the following amounts:
Geo. 4. Stockle 900 feet .............SlO
Peter Paul $50 feet ................. 30
And If within ninety 800 days after the last
you. fail or refuse to contribute your share of
such expenditure as a coowner. together with
your pro rata Of the cost of advertising. your
interest in said Centennial Mine will be for
lifted and become the property of the under.
signed in accordance with the provisions Of
See ion 2,2I Revised Statutes of the U nited
states, approx. d May 10. 1872.
A. TIFFANY
Ruby Till, March u. 1885. mr2l-9Od
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-11-14
Fer rus AgNA ASsAw rNAsNttN.
 O n n
1 T Y CesliSsoi,l

NJ Is the fondsW fellow in the world of inkc, aed never tires ef repeating his irieads' bits of hunioT hu, As has lndi- etous habit ot leaving out the point.
 Not long s,nce he went with two ot his companions to call on some young ladies. Duung the evening they had music. and ono ct the gentlemen asked Miss Blank to play his tAvofi,c opera Il Ttovatore. "OA, snlNpesei Younx R , who In a smaIl way is quite a punsier, d,u't play IL rrovatetc, t w,lI make Us alt iY ' NJ thought thls rather good thing. and lhe utN. day he told ,t to d crowd aS follows:
 N asked Miss MAnk to play T,o- vatoIe, bat young H who Is A dog eoned smart fellow, sa,d: "oh, don't play Trova'n,e. II ~,ll make is all ,ssS '
 Iuke GARNER.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-11-14
At Inc liar.
New Notk Cniscn

Frank Rto"et. iAvoute neFTo min stIel ot olden tune, walked into the bar- room ot the Metropolitan one morn,ng, dusty and unkempt from ! long ,urney. and asked for Il Htass oi brandy. The baIkeepcr handed cut the b' lndy, aud then. susp,c,ous of Frank appearance. sad, " lust nay fir tha, nstere you d,ink II, will you '"
 Frank, who was as well known in New York as any man about tnwn, looked up. astonished. and stammeted. "W.N whHi
 lust pay for tha, ,ttandy beiore you drink IL, repealed Inc bartender, W-w.~hy" " sa,d tnuk. leaning coeh- denualy across ,he counter, "t~ u so i'm m-nl med,ately i.i iaal ln IA tiiecl ''