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NJ. SLAUGHTER.
Gencrnl pnsscnger Agent


RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sUnEngLE LNEFTEGT SUNDAY, DEC. 81,
1854, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Leave washington from station corner NEW
JERSEY AYLSuE AND Q STREET
The 300 " IN. is fast Limited Express TO Pitts.
burg ana Chicago, arrylng IN ii!tr,mrs ~ ,,Gl
is charged on this train for fist time.
For Cincinnati Louisville, and ST, Louis daily
ard @nco N.Y. %h to h nSoSs
points without Thou change 2;0 p ~ tan Is f.st
h I'm ~ i.H,m 70 cincinnati and - Louis 9rrly,
a89 y n; No extra fire is charged on this train
For Plttsburg at 900 a, M. with Parlor Car,
and $40 p, IN. daily to Plttsburg, Cleveland, and
Detroit, With Sleeping Cars to Plttsburg.
$50 and 10 a. M iii lilo i5b ,iS tS5min mute
traiIji 3,IO, 1870, 4ii0, 5i6. 7;io 7;i5 s;2S,
For baltimore on Sundays, o,Io $50. s!3j,
and 1000 q m, l'2D 1880, 4iIO, $50. $40, 7;l5,
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
and points south, $40 p. m. daily
p MT on sunday, S;3! a. IN. and 4lO y, m.
:, For way stations between Washington and
4;4O, 7iI6, and 1890 p. IN. IN Sundays, S;3 u.
n, and lau $40, 7;l', and lOi Oh, IN. For sta.
except sunday and $3.50 D. m. daily $40 p. IN.
Shy E6G,nl SgndSy i9r PRINCIPAL station on
day for Lexington, Staunton and Valley Branch,
ninn2 "a m daily except sunday; for FREDERICK,
For IIngerstown. 6;Ob a. IN daily, except sun.
day, and b:3O y. III. daily
Trains arriy6 from the West daily. 600, 7;2O
a. M, IL y, Z; Opm
From Annapolis $50 a. M and 100 and b:2J
p m; sunday, iO.D a. m, 6!35 y. IN.
day.
From Frederick and intermediate points, SOS
Il, N. mud S'lb u. n. d lily, except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for WGshndonat $40,
$50, $50, s, 9, and 1890 u, m, ln:l5, 1850 .,
& d!20, q $50, IiaO, y, aud IL 80 T. mi on sun
days, $50, =, and 900 n M, li3O, 1880, 4i9O.
o, $50, 1850, o, and 1880 u. m.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay sta.
uon except 80 $40. Hnd 10 y. IN,
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket ONCE Washington station go
ana 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Four
toCnih street, where orders will be taken for bug
the city. a. X, LORD, a. r. A.
b. DUNHANI, General Manag, y, baltimore.
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DRoPo SAILS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB.
l. Lilo PRINTING,

Sealed proposals Will be received until
"WEDNESDAY JAN; IA, 1885, at lOoolock a.
ing until the 2Sth OF February, 1885, the said
proposals to be opened before and the award of
contracts To 6e made by the Joint Committee o {
best bidder for the interests Of the Government.
IN commit reseTvlng TO Itself the right to re-
ltot any and all bids, rs its Judgment of the best
interests Of the Government may dictate.
Detailed schedules Of the d sCriptOn, quantity,
and quality ofthe paper required, accompanied
by samples and blank proposals and giving the
regulations WIN which bidders must comply,
ctG be obtained By addressing 5, r. Rounds
fmnllc Printer, Washington, ID, q.
The contracts will be entered into for supply
ins such quantities Of paper as may be needed
during the year. and no more,
The estimated quantities set forth in detail in
the schedule comprise
10000 rc9ms mrggehno'anish printing paper
5000 ream' machlnohnlsh printing paper,
3bE ~,
5000 renms sized aud snpercalendored
400 printing paper, "A 10
printing paper, 80 \ 1S
5000 rcamS sized and suporcalendcred
5000 reams sized and super.Calcndered
printing paper, "a y i2.
5000 reams sized and superCalondered
100 printing paper, different sizes,
9iouO rtnlns sized ana unprecedented,
white or tinted printing aper, diff
5000 roNns map paper, different sizes and
10000 reqms white writing paper, different
sizes aud weights
$500 reHms COuTed writing Dappr, different
sizes and weights.
100 reams cover paper, different sizes and
weights.
1000 reRms manila paper, different sizes
and weights.
100000 pounds of best plate paper, different
sizes and weights.
900 reRms Anchor tissue paper, 30 30.
$4,000 sheets imitation parchment, different
sizes,
100000 sheets glazed bond paper.
1,UOO,OOO sheets Card.hOaTd, different cOlors,
sizes, weights so.
by direction Of tho Joint Committee OF Con-
gress ON Public Printing
$. T.. HOUNDS. Public Printer.
WAsrISGToN, Dec, 10, 1854, de20a3t
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Tho following Isl list of advertised letters re-
manning In the Washington city postoilice satur-
day, Jan. ., 1880.
must call for ddUCTtiSCd letters.
np-lf not called for within four weeks they
Will be sent to the dead letter Office.
ENANK IL CONGIN. pOslmnsler.
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PROF X. c. WORD NJ. d., Ill, D., Dean Of the
University of Georgia editorial in southern
Medicd RccordD says "1n view of the favor
able effects of the Coca In cOunteracting the
Opium Habit, the Llebig Cos Coca Beef Tonic
is admirably adapted for the relief Of this I'M
fortunate hnhit -
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THE MARKETS.
The Bulls Boom Things for n while,
and the Closing Tone Was strong.


aud the Closing Tone Was strong.
New YORK, Jan. 2.-The bulls made
the opening to-day very strong, New York
Central Northwestern, and Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Immediately
advancing per cent. on reports that New
York Central aud West Shore had agreed
to stop the war. This report was denied
later in the day by the West Shores Off
cials. Chicago houses and tho big bears
began causing shorts in the grangers'
stocks and the trading feeling soon grew
very buoyant. BY noon thoro was a gem
eral improvement of about Iii tho total
sales amounting to 106, l57 shares.
During tho afternoon tho market de-
clined fractionally until near closing,
whom, on good buying there was decided
advance to best prices Of tho day, and the
tone was worry strong
Bonds were inactive and weaker; West
Shores sold down 2 per cent
Money closed at II.
Quotations OF Fridays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate.
man N Co., bankers 14ll L street, being tho
most active stocks In the New York exchange;
on o. High Lou Cyau, SItse.
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SACRED HEART SISTERS.
DESCRIPTION or THEIR BEAUTIFUL NON
AsTERY AT LIxA-THEIR GOOD WORK.

A Building That Was in Its Primo Century
Ago aud Has Never Been Restored-The
Schools Taught by tho Nuns and How They
Are Divided.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR ToILElTEs.


DRoPosALs FOR ToILETTEs.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ESdINEER
AND ARCHITECT NEW PESSION BUILDING,
WAsHINGroS, ID. O., De'. 81, 1884.
Proposals are invited for furnishing and fitting
up two tollettes on the second floor of the New
Pension Building, equal In all respects to those
beneath on the lower floor, which can be in
spected
Address till D. IN. TIN JANUARY, 1885,
NJ. q MEtdS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect New Pen.
GlOn Building. ja3.3t
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This is the Only Chartered Lottery of Any state
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

This is the Only Chartered Lottery of Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Tncorporatedin 1865 for 20 years by tho Log.
stature for educational and charitable purposes.
with capital Of ~ 900, 900 to which reserve
fund OF over s56O,OOU has since been added.
by an Overwhelming popular vote Its fran.
chise was made part of The present State Con.
ttitution, adopted Dec ., A. d. 1879.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
Its Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly, IT, Never Scales or PostponeA
Look ut the following Distributions
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
CLASS a,
At New Orleans, Tuesday Jan Is, 1885, nm.
der the supervision aud management of Gen. O.
\. Beauregard. Of louisiana and Gen. Jubal 4.
Early, OF Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions In iliths In proportion.
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PROPOSALS FOR TIN ROOFING.

OFFICE SF SUPERVISING ENGINEER
AND ARCHITECT NEW PENSION BUiLDISd.
WAsHINGToS. ID. C., Dec 81, 1884.
Proposals are invited for furnishing terne
plates about o. 900 square feet-and also ielt
ana timed nails, for the lower roofs of the New
Pension Building Address the undersigned.
Proposals VIII be opened on the SrH OF JANU-
AIRY, 1885, ut this Office. at 2 o'clock p M, In
presence of bidders who may attend
NJ. &. MEIGS,
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HEADACHE, toothache earache, are cured
by ST. Jacobs Oh. II conquers pain.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NoRFoLH AND FORTRESS MONROE
IN The popular steamer GEORGE LEAltY
ieaN es seventh street wharf on MONDAYS
WEnNENpANS, and FRIDAYS ut 3 H. M ,
stopping ut Piney POint and Cornhrld, going aud
returning. Connects In Norfolk with all railroad
ana steamboat Illos secure rooms and tickets
AZ H. amt o, OtllCc, Fourteenth and ptnnsyl-
Nnnla avenue, 81, Marc Hotel, aud KNOX EV-
pres, HuI pcnn,ylvaniR avenue who will also
check baggage from hotels and private resi-.
dcncca, FOR further Information lnqulrS IL
com Hny's office, seventh street wharf, Tele-
phone call, 74o-3.
WILLIAM T. WEIGH,
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TOHN H. KELLY,
~ Dealer I'm First Class
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, q
UOrnei Beefu Spsclllty.
Stalls 62S, $40, and $50 Center Market Ninth
stree;wlng and 9Od and los Northern fADarsy
Market, or address Boz n, City Posto IA IS
Marksllng delivered Lss VI chlrgO-t9 Al "a
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wv ASHINUTON, ONO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
WO TRAINS nAIIN IENIlgGr {


u WINTER ARRANGEMENT
DAY. k HSGpTWEE G,3S 4 AtiniXf,ASNDHTA
Leave Washington at Oi25 IA m and i25 r.
~ b. ana AieNandtig at p'J3 q, NJ. aud a.ll y. m.
Ihs l,ecsburg, going westward, NJ 1913 p. IN,
nhu az y N ana arrive at Round I'm tl;Oj
Leave Round mil at 4i4o n. m. and 1865 p M,
nass Lcesburg, going eastward, az D;3S a. M. nnd
ma s and @rr nSS at AZ W'hnoa at siS
NJ sG HGa2iSTS fn&1N leaves Round Hin a, li45
ington nj 500. Leave WISH ngon ut 500 D. M.
Alexandria a $40 y, m, Pass I,oeshurg, going
:. ". BROplGS. superintendent.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
pi0 A. M-For ali Way stations. I"Sinston
KY Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, aud
News, ODD Point COMFORT and Norfolk.
616 +, M.NFor LSuisSiie. Cincinnati, st. Louis
ND Chicago, eopnecting for ali points West,
TlrlhrSngh Pullman service to Louisville and
For tickets and Information apply nt c. & o.
railway office, 6l3 Pennsyiynnln avenue. under
OOl Pennsylvania avenue, ana ~ y; y station
CIV. SMITH oenerI FR R,lsiSgIE TR ngSn~
General Manager N. Il. Passenger Agent
| TIME VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l. TIE SHORT LINE no THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST AND WEST
schedule In effect October IL, 1884
,olO A. M.-New orleans Mall daily, making
close connections to all points south and south.
/ West Daily, except sunday with G. ~ o. Ry.
PULLMAN sleeping Buffet Cars from New York
hnd Washington to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping
mrs .i from Washington and Atlanta TO New Or
! bio p. M-Ionlsvlllo Fast Line, daily, via
CHARLOTTESVILLE, to CINCINNATI. Louisville. and ali
| Western Points; Pullman Sleeping Cars from
lo:IO J.; NJ. Southern Mall and Express,
daily, 10 oil points south and southwest, via Dan.
vile and Charlotte Pll man Sleeping Cars
/ rom Washington, via Dnnville, Charlotte,
and Atlanta, to New Orleans; also from
| Washington, vln Charlotte AMI Columbia to
Manassas Division Train leaves WASHINGTON
/ at Z n. m. daily, except Sunday. Wnrrenton
/ trains leave Washington at O'lO n m. and 5;lO
! p. m. daily,
! For tickets and all Information inquire at Com
pnny's Ofilce. BO1 Pennsylvania avenue. Trains
leave from b. & +, station.
| n. MCDANIEL Agent
SOL HAsS,
NJ SLAUGHTER,
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The following have been furnished by Bate.
man u Co, bankers, 1dll street, being tho
most active stocks In the New York exchanges
orc, High, Lou Cylu, Sttss
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VIM. Ballantyne 81 Son,


A LPHABETICAL LIST OF BATTLES
Three thousand 1--WE hundred OF them; tho
troops engaged; full history of the largest bat
ties and what corps participated number of
Killed and wounded, Nc., with names OF general
officers killed or wounded.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
REBELLION,
Alone worth the price Of the book, showing tho
commencement OF the war and events to its
close.
ROSTER OF SURGEONS
Seven thousand In number, by regiments, with
addresses ofnenrly all OF them. showing date of
service Date of d scharge of EVERY regiment,
number of regiments, batteries, and companies
furnished by each State. list OF casualties by
States, Pension Agencies by districts, with
name ofngent, and other valuable Information.
sent iree OF postage on receipt OF % cents
Address
GRAY & CLARKSON,
Washington. ID, u
GLOBE OFFICE,
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS.
Norfolk. The Al Iron Steamers AIIEGItANY
Capt William a. HalletE BERKSHIRE, Can't
J., NJ. HOwes; d. X, MILLER Capt solomon
llowes, From baltimore every MONDAY and
THURSDAY 81 o y, m, From Boston every
NEDNtsDAf and SATURDAY 1T 3 p m.
Fare, Including meals and stateroom BERTH
VI oRN g sHWHVSHNNAim DIRECT, tho Al Iro,
tieamers JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt, J. i. March,
I.i WILLIAM CRANE Capt ]. O. Taylor
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Capt II, A. HoopOr
EVERY FIVE DAYS
hrc including meals and stRtoroom berth,
Ib. Accommodations unsurpassed. Second
Ihiontl tickets TO all points IN Georgia, Florida
Lhu alabama For freight or passage apply TO
a. j. HIGGINS, Agent, loot Long DOCK. bal
y SAMPSON, Agent. 90 Central wharf BoL
JAMES u. VESTS Co. Agents, Savannah
CLNpEs NEW EMPRESS sSsasss
- sIlsAM PACKET LINZ te[.,lgssSshat-
ron eSe--~sI1lgf@ 4sA.-
PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON AM
ALEXANDRIA,
NPpNINTlD SAILING DAYS
From PIIILA DELpIlIA Every Saturday II IN
From MASlllNGION Every Monday, . n. m
Through Uuu prompt connection with Now
York, Boston, Fan RIVER, and all points North.
Through Buls oil LNdlug given. Freight ~
IelNtd and delivered daily until In m.
W, l.. CLYDE II co,
General Agents, Philadelphia
J. IT, JOHNSON ~ Co., Agents.
1gth uad 18Th ~. Whuryes = W., 1909 Il st
N, w" Washington u, e.
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Is beautiful building. There are three
cioisters, Two having gardens in them
that are hlled with trees and flowers,
ono being the playground for the chill
dren. The building is two storied, and
on the lower floor tho arches are large
and bold, while above they are tall and
narrow, making charming contrast
Everywhere on the ground floor tho COLL
ings are of wood, with carved bracket
supporting each end of every beam.
Unfortunately when the conven
was restored all but three Of
these ceilings were painted, the
three that remain untouched
are beautiful, one is over the grand stair
case, and the wood Is rich and dark In
tone, while the carving Is most elaborate,
aud on one side is an immense carved
picture frame, which now has large oil
painting Of 81. jerome in IL; another
ceiling is in the old refectory, but one
fails 10 get the full effect of 1t, as the
nuns being pressed for recitation rooms,
had to divide up this room into three;
one sees, however, the same lovely dark
brown reddish tints in the wood, and
can admire the carving on the three ex-
posed sides of each beam, as we'll as tho
rich brackets.
The third ceiling is in the chapel, and
is as II originally was 1t is OF plain
wood painted with scenes from tho lives
of the saints. The cOlors are wonderfully
fresh and bright and the pictures fine.
Below this ceiling are two rows Of oil
paintings which arc old and fine, espec
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LOCAL LETTERS.
LADIES LIST

Layton, Miss Dora
Lyon, Miss Marie
Ntzhugh,, Mi. Annie
Muse, Mrs Holly
Morgan, NJ Ella
Maddox, Miss Lille
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COURT RECORD.

BkIrDroRx Jan. 2--vlrginia 6s, consoli
dated, 81: past due coupons, 500; new l0.iOs
81; new IS, so bid to-day.
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JIHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
Il CHRISTMAS CARDS.
NOVELTIES, AND FANCY GOODS,
In the city,
AT MORRISONS
d75 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ALSO. PRAYER BOOKS, BIBLES,
AND HYMNALS
Gin, and Children's Books in Great Variety.
Alligator Pocket Books,
sATcHELs, ALBUMS, AND PORTFOLIOS.
Special Attractions on Second Floor
Every Customer will be presented with II
BEAUTIFUL POCKET CALENDAR
For 1885.
AT MoRRIsoN'S,
47b Pennsylvania avenue.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Base Bail.

Nearly twenty-five hundred people sat at Capitol
Park yesterday and saw the Nationals defeated in a
game that, under ordinary circumstances. should
base-running the Nationals have exhibited in past
contests was not shown yesterday, for poorer ex-
has. ~ mas never been seen a. Capitol Park The
running the bases for the nrst time, as not one OF
them reached ned second base on steal The Nationals
ing OF the virginas was superior; but leaving out
the eighth inning, the Nationals exeeed. The bat.
Ing OF tne sirginlas was extremely weak, and they
only secured three good hits, though fourth one
was given them on hard ball that Knowles could
not held up In time. Gagus was on his mettle and
Pssed on eroIess excepting 1.-The one man sent
been different, lie was we'll sie supported aa nA By
Of his hands, The ed Wors of coa BaHe4
Knowles, White, Gladman, Hoover, and Powell, was
good, though Hoover made bad error In the eighth
inning inning In that inning there was comedy Of
make good play. A high fly was struck by Glenn
to him, Pyle and Greenwood being on the bases,
and Moore, In order to cut of run, made close on
1t too quick and 1t got away from him. Pyle then
ran home and Greenwood made for third Moore
then overthrow to Gadman, thus allowing two runs
TO score on his double error The umpring of Curry
was splendid, barring the decision In the eighth
inning, when Pyle should have been declared out
for o6structing White while fielding the ball. The
deieat OF the Nationals renders II Impossible for
them TO tie the Nirgnlas in games won though they
may in games lost. During the game Latham was
presented with large basket OF flowers. a gift he
rnas amid great applause The Play Of the VII
as any seen here this season, their outfieders,
Glenn, Johnston, and Corcoran, being as good as
any 10 their positions, while Nash. Higgins. Green
wood, and Latham are first class. The battery work
OF Pyle and Householder could not be improved
upon Johnston made one of his now common hits
over the fence for home run the only earned run
Appended Is the score:
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An ortnn,t, for A Fortune Los,


on the 18TH OF May the drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company showed the following re-
sults Ticket No. 81 1858 drew the FIRST capital prize
of $4,000. II Was sold In 1ths at 81 each--one to
Harry Dutton, Melrose, Mass. one to George VIII
liams, Of washington City, ID. c.; one TO OrsIni
zapp, Of Round Top, Texas, collected through
Messrs. James II. Raymond Co., OF Austin, Texas;
one TO 8. z. Spencer, Greensburg, KY, collected
through National Bank OF Lebanon, KY, and the
rest elsewhere. Ticket no. bless drew the second
capital prize OF $4,000, sold IN ifths-one to j. u.
Lengsneld, clerk OF Heatbmnn, Smith \ Co., OF
Greenvile, Miss, collected through the bank there;
one to II. N. Calderwood, Ottawa, Kansas; one to 7.
e.. Sexton, Bruton,. Stewart, County. Tenn,
collected through the Northern Bank OF Tennessee,
at Clarksville, Tenn. one to John r. Jewell, OF Cat
taraugus,N N. Y; the remainder sold elsewhere. No.
62,O0i drew the third capital prize OF $4,000, sold
also In nfthsaoiic to John Cooley, No. o. South
Sixth street, Columbus, Ohio; others to parties In
San Francisco, Cal; La Cyngc, Kansas, and else
where. Tickets No. H2s9 and ts,s0l drew the two
fourth capital prizes EACH and the entire sum
OF 1905 500 dollars was likewise broadcast through the
land. The whole thing will be repeated on Tuesday,
Juy IA, Of which all Information can he had on ap-
pication to NJ. A. Dauphn, New orleans, La LEI
not THIS opportunity slip bp Uo',, as you have
hItherto done.
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He Wanted Bears Meat.


Those who had not tipped the walters received but
tardy attention. II CHANGED that of this Glass;
big, bsoad-shoudered fellow, with huge whiskers,
regulat basso profundo voice, rough clothing, and
head OF hair like big buiTalos frontlet swargeret
in, and. with free and independent air, took an un
occupied seat at the dinner table.
IL CHANGED that there figured upon the bill OF fare
that day roast bear meat, which served rs sort
OF rarity, and Just az the newcomer sat down some
was ordered by party Of three gentlemen opposite,
"say, .waitern said the newcomer, "bring me
some or that bar meat"
ayes, SIR said the white acketed attendant, who
left, but gave no further heed to the order
The Western man sat quietly In his place for I'VE
ninuies tue chairs on either side Of him had been
Immediately turned up, lest some guest eqally oh
jcctionable to the head walter might get In At that
point After sitting i've minutes ne grabbed hold OF
walter who was passing behind him.
say, have you got any bar meat for dnner?"
well, bring us some, and quick, too, for I'm
Away went the walter, hut he didn't return. and
the color began TO mount into the face OF the back
woodsman. lie gave a third order, which was
treated with the same sublime contempt Patience
could no further so. He seized hold Of the heavy
dining plates that were laid on either side Of him
and dashed one after another down violently upon
the table with crash that smashed them into
pieces, brought the head waiter and two or three
Immediate neehbors to their feet in alarm.
Look hyar," said the carise Of this alarm SELLING
the head walter by the arm, kin get waited on In
"Certainly, sir; yes STR" said inc head walter,
squrming Intellectually In the grasp OF the left hand
OF the Westerner that held him In an iron grip.
"Wall, then do you see that 2" Blappng down a
$40 gold piece with his rlgr hand and flen throwing
back the upper part of his coat, from one inside
pocket Of which protruded revolver and from the
other the handle Of bowie knife, thar's my money
and here's my weapons; ef you don't have q plate
Of that bar meat here In two minutes, I'll rub some
OF you out"
Released from his grasp, the head waiter retired,
and In moment more plate OF the desired decacy
was placed before him.
Anything else, sir :" said the now 0hsequlous
waiter.
"Yes, take that" pointing to the gold eagle that
still remained on the table, "and bring two bottles
OF champagne and four glasses.'
When the wine came one OF the bottles and three
glasses were passed across the table to the three
gentlemen opposite
" Gentlemen, | apologize for interruptlng your
dinner, but had to do snthln' TO get waited by
these Internal nggers. Won't you take drink with
me,r