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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
A GREAT RACE ARRANGED
Lucky" BaIdwin'- NoIante aud J. B. Hag-
gins Tyraot Matched for Five Thous-
and Dollars -Haggins Leaves
Louisville.

LoolsyuLE. May Is "A match was ar
ranged tonight between Lucky Baldwin :
Volaute AMI j. b. Haggins Tyrant 20 be
run this spring az 81 Louis or Chicago.
whichever adds the most money. The
axes are 20 be 5000, halt forfeit. the
money being at once placed in the hands of
Phil DVver. The match IS 81 be for one
and a bali miles weight f@r age. Tyrant
beat ldsh Pat al Lexington aud
won some tine stakes last year.
T.rant will make his first
start for the season tomorrow. lie also did
good work LAST year starting eighteen
times. Both horses will have 10 train as
neither is no condition. Toe aSsociation
which gives the money IS 10 hN the date.
A sensation was created az the race track
today by the abrupt withdrawal OF Haggins
and stable he gave absolutely no reason
TOR his action bar ~ IS inferred that he was
dissatisfied with some of the preceding
here he took bis horses. twenty three IN
all. 90 Iatonia where the races begin on The
n-tE
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

Col Charles Whitney, the veteran circus
agent. for thirty years identified with ihe
active management of the great Forepaugh
show, is ia the city arranging for the sp
pearance ~ Rich = Great Eastern circus. on
th. 2iih and 25ih The Colonel Is a. spry
q. box of sixteen. and fairly raves over
the merits of his 'pc IDOL. as be called The
show Ia conversation with a reporter Tor
the TrtreRsv HFRsfn YESTERDAY tie Col
onel said This may properly b. caiie1 =
Grand Rapids show Tor J wintered here
snd sll The gaudy trsppings and parsphen
ALA were bought IN this city The show is
not She biggest on earth. nut b is masfo-
DOM, In merit, and makes the best IF them
lake = back seqf n is one nne show. 80
Won don have % presses f0ur psif- n efes
70 soc what is going on Everything isnew
bright and clean the ehariois are mass W
golden palace on whees. and tbe STOCK is
frsf-cIass We have nsie money 80 faf
this season and / guess she Will prove =
viuner Come and ses it f8r Soorself and
the Coione' turned fogive saue instructions
go bis br| zade and fhe reporter ieif nuFua
ora the wonders to hs seen in fhe mighty
,tgeregafiun.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
A Bogus Butter Kick.

CHIcAGo May l6.-The proposed TAX on
Uut,eriDe has caused quire comment in
tn we<, where much is manufactured. IF
Congress" said L. d. Armour. should be
asked the w)Olen manufacturers to tax the
makers who put cotton in the warp TO
cheaper the'cost it would not be any more
pTepOsterors than TO ask us To- tax butterine.
| don't believe that Congress Will put tax
IN it, ! don't know whaT il will 10: but
can t believe it for us would be altogether
against fair logic and fairness Butter
makers in the east expect to have this
SPECIAL legislation, which is hos lie to the
bigger interests in the west, bat it won q
succeed The boards of trade a. Chicago,
Milwaukee. Kansas City Toledo,
Cincinnati and elsewhere have already
passed resolutions against tnat kind
OF favoriiism The commercial board a
body of Wholesale merchants here and the
Merchants ass lcialon the same sort of an
organization at Milwaukee, made the same
sprt OF protest Yesterday II won't do. The
western law of fair play won't permit it,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
SULLIVAN AND MITCHELL.
They VIII Fight June IA at Chicago-Pete
Mccoy and j. 4. Glow Matched
ON the Same Terms

CHICAGO, May l6.-John l.. Sullivan aud
Charles Mitchell yesterday signed articles Of
agreement 10 box eight rounds, according
- the revised Marquis of Queensberry rules
The contest will take place in this city on
the evening of June IL. ths winner TO take
- per cent and the loser - per cent of the
gate receipts. In case of any interference
the pugillst having the best of il up TO that
time, in the Judgment of the referee, Is TO be
declared the winner
Articles Of agreement between Pete Mc-
Coy and J. i. Glow, of Colorado. for an
eight-round small glove fight. Marquis OF
Queensberry rules were signed last night
The contest will take place on June II at
Battery ID, the winner 10 take 90 per cent
and the loser % per cent. of the net receipts
Glow fought against Burke and McCahrey
both OF whom agreed to stop him in four
rounds but failed 10 do so.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
southern Leagus


Cngf 400 May II The Madisfn 81. the
atre has heen taken possession ~ by Aessrs.
Hannah & Hope Yesterday , G. Goi5th-
waite gave thaf iifm . hiii ~ ssis. ths con.
sidsrsfion being notes 81 his which The hrm
beid The cause ~ c9ur~s fof Sire
transfer ves ibe recent fncendisty
attempt on the property Niih tie
cTce.,fian of ihe fifne when The Sikedo
~. running there the theatre invnftab' y
in.f rIouev tfoiathwsife cinims ti'st he
sunk slZ 0nof his 0wn MONEY fbe LIQUOR
frn has slrsrs hsi 81 itteresi in ~ ne
nev owners vin prolshiy keer Size hoast
gafnc amer making Some changes
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
BOSTON'S ROMANCE.
Loving French Creole Who Wanted TO
Buy Her Husband for Four Dollars
II Tale of the Old Slave Days.

BOsTON, May l6.--John Thomas, former
slave. was buried today. He was born sixty
four years ago on a plantation near Annap-
oils. Md. ana become so faithful that his
master let him 10 the owners of foreign
vessels aS a steward. While on one of these
voyages he won the love Of A French mulat-
To girl whose master soon died and willed
her To her freedom. She tried 10 buy
Thomas of his MASTER offering all her
wealth, 81, but the master wanted $500
They agreed To wait until the claim was
satisfied, but they got discouraged aud one
night, at her suggestion, Thomas escaped to
Canada aud she followed They were
married and lived there till just before the
war when they removed To this city
Thomas and his son served in the navy
dnrips the entire war.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
Brookiyn-Atbletic
National league

D&rS bftNfh4 III y. AtNtttlAl a.
trr1rs -frooklyn. :. Athletic ll.
Pitchers Porter and Atkinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
ALL BROKEN UP.
Ala Ia.hae j. Di-hesrt~ned Ossr his Con
sfsti..n .ud Declines 80 fsik-k"'n"r-
tb.tfn. s,shs r Iadietsd Men are Pre-
% >klp-The Next Case.

Nsw Yoak. May l5,-Ald. Jashue passed
a quiet SUNDAY n zoe Ioombs lie lees
much dlshearlene over bis conviction ana
declined to speak except 90 intimate friends.
lt isu understood that District Attornes Mar
tiue Aill move Tor sentence before judge
Barrett on Monday. Jaehnes CONVICTION.
II nof seq aside. Wil forever dsqualsy oin
froe. holding public office. Vague rum'Ts
of hight on tbe part of the indicted alder
men we're ahoat today. but % - thought the
s25 CO bond X large enough to hold tnen
Tor trial. 10 IS limited that James A. Rich
mood president of the BfoadNay surface
RAILROAD company. Niil be tne xt one i0r
lrial Alderman Waite IS suli out IA tne
custody ut Detective Friuk, aud probably
~ill be- ul.Ji the Broadway bnovsy cases
ar disposed IT for good.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

past week, there being seventeen postponed
games in the series. 50 far a. played. The
Detroit team with Geizeins wonderful
pitching. coupled with the fact that they
have been playing on their own grounds.
has stepped from fourth 10 first place making
Chicago take second =. Louis steps from
nth to third place. br1ng tied with New
York for the honor. Philadelphia drops
from third to fourth place, Washington and
Boston are tied for tfth, with the percentage
Of postponed games in favor of the former
while Kansas city remains a. the folt.
having bad luck both IN playing aud
weather The standing ~ Clubs up 20 and
including the games Of Nav l5 j. a. follows.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
THE INDIAN WAR.
Capt Hsth~ld's Command Have a Ftgh'
aud t.o-- ~otue Men The NcNtcsn~ Bud
th. Nsqoi's wsr-Ihsy hti a bou-
dred Redskins and Cap
More.

TrcsM Ariz ana. May rs Information
comes from Huachuaca that while in pur-
suit of Geronimo today, Capt Haideld
came upon the band and fought with them
for an hour Two OF Hatiieids command
were killed and three wounded Il IS not
known how many Indians were killed.
Gen Miies. Capt Sebor, Lieut. Davis
Gen Torres. of SONORA. aud Prefect Rnero
Of Magdaiena district. sre in consultation
gen Torres has just received a dispatch
from the rreiect of G-usymas stating that
General Martinez routed the ls0uis from
their stronghold M the Siefrss. killing one
hundred and capturing two hundred The
Mcxicans lost twenty KILLED and fifty
wounded. Caieme escaped. Ihis ends the
laqnis war.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
KILLED FOR REVENGE
A Bloody Battle in a Missouri
Court Room
4 HUSBlEO'S DESPERATE OEtD.
rtis wsfe wsongeo anu the Villain
About 10 scape-- ne % spoilsr
of Home Pot B., aa
Reach OF the Justice
OF This Earth

81 Louis MAY l6.-rhe Circnit ooart
noon 81 Hl.isboro, the oonaiy seal of Jcfier-
son county, MAS the soeue Of ble,,ds aflfay
YESTERDAY Several wesks aso b b. Bird. q
farmer, Was arrested for making = criminal
assault on Mrs k-san-. vile at anail,er
iarmer. lie gave bail f.F iiis apps Afanoe lu
ciuri and the case w1s SIT for trial seslsr-
daf- Tie attorneys far the defense made .
strong Piles Tor coutinaAnce and afler a
long legal battle cpng.- ,uanae Was granted
laltoe1iaiels after the je igs . ruling keslss
len TIE court nom and stationed himself
~ The corridor, og aide Bird ~as
among the last 10 icay,'. ard when
he stepped into The corridor
keTins drew bis revolver and nesan ffing
al bin. bsrd ~as shot la the arm and alter
receiving one bullet saccee.ied ia getting
out his weapon and returned the IRE Has
aim Was Wild. aud kevins sgvanctsi ssn him
and shot him in the head A. be fell
hvyins stopped over him AMI sent another
bullet into his body TIE slayer then
walked into the clerks Office. with hi-
smoking pist in bis hand and said i
want 70 give myself up Killed thst ----
-- -- a. sS0re would" Although
shot through The bead and twice through
the BODY. Bird is ssiil alive, but his death j.
expected hourly
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
THE HAPPY OLD CzAR.
Itead.of Preparing for bloody Wars Ho
- >psariug Bpsr- and Dancing at
tli- Wtf.'- Receptions What
p.fain- Him

ICov.r,vrrsarfr Way l6.-A cable news
lrre-pondent Sh0 has just returned from
svadia says thar eve7@oody there IS Won
airing st the cortiuuedi presence If the
bar He has three tfmes announced the
40 0f his departure buf if has each time
cen postponed Toe car has apparently
nmpirfs4 Bis military duties AZ that place,
~ h- now devofes his time entirely 20
norfs ami amusenlrnts He f0llows the
hass during most ~ fhe day. aud is teach
NJ thp Cz.uov.,h fo be ike himself, an
admirable sportsman Every night he az
ends fhe balls receptions or Whatever
lther f9rrna of fcstivifv the Czsriua b.
nrnz 0ae official reason given for nis
lsfenfian s Chat he wishes fo inspect The
's~fresses and troops af ~evasiopoi and
. ss where. hui sprariuE boars and dancing
,f hisrfes receptions have nothing f0 Do
virh Inspecting forts
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

CHsrr,Nooe,. Tenn May ls-A bloody
riot occurred yesterday At The hureka coal
mines 80 Roam county. Tenn a family
named lYens. consisting ofs father and four
-ous. attacked miner named Hand viih
anax Ife X anil rrowhart hey cuf Hand
ou the bead and shoulders The latter
lrer "A pisto and shot od lveus in TIE
breast. nH'fing mortai uouni SIX ur
p4hf other miners came to Hand assist
arff auo a bloody FRAY ensuei in whieh
f.nf uf ilFe ulfn wfre frf Hrfi
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

ably take back the others t0das. pr0Side.i
the Yfeiarn. Ne look.0n ths strike a. bows
play. II the boys and gifls do nof come Il
work by Ia clock this morning We shall
certainly al thsir places
The repou that Iige Kent Furniture
company had increased the wages of their
employees il all q mistake said l. W Mol-
o0tf Yesterday. The fact Is We are nov
running our factory ou hope aud except &c
can secure an advance on the price 81 furIi
tare, we viii have - close our factory
down
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
when Congress win Adjourn

WAsHIveroN. Nav Is Speaker Carlisle
is quoted as saying that il j. possible" FOR
Congress 70 adjourn by the 25th IF June
That is in less than SIX weeks from today
The prevailing opinion, however. is that
Congress will not gef away before August
The House is behind iu its business. and
INDEPENDENT Of The beliefs Of the grave diff
fereuces Of opinion hetwe it and the Sen
ate. there aGe several questions of import
ance vet to he considered Besides there
IS an evident desire on the part Of the
senate not 20 hurry business. and
both PARTIES want time to make
records for the approaching ConEressiona
elections
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

The Worden employees publish the follow
ing card:
rhe furniture workers of the WOrden
Manufacturing Company request all men
seeking work not TO apply To the NOrden
company for work without first consulting
the committee at I'D Jefierson-st. on the
West Side.
CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE OF FORTY SIX
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

Pfsr-srn4H. Pa. May l6-About 10.
o'clock this morning the brick building,
Nos 1922. 1925 and 1905 Pennsy lvsuia-
ave. occupied by r. y McKallop & Co
builders supplies ami ~ g. Baherr hay
and grain wss destroyed hv Ore NCkal-
lop'. lo-. Is s1te0 and Bsftriys 5000
The building aas owned hy the penusv
vann railroad company and Wss worth
$500 one tbousant barrels If oU n fhe
90 lar Eere nn. injured
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
snnsi,.rn I.r.xn.

Augusta retains the lead. closely pressed
pressed by Atlanta. while Savannah take
third. making mo- changes in position 80
past week Nashville and Menphlr >-re
led for folrih place ihe rluhs having siep
ped from hfI0 anE rixth places. Sin.uE
Macon back nth Dhatisnopgs picks az p
frHe. ard Charleston fails - fhe rear
The official standing ~ ~, c.uhs ug O. snd
in3ndiue The games ~ Eay -, y o. fol-
lows.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

Arnssf. \. ~ May iH Ths afternoon
C8l Thomas g. Henderson ri AXE Grove.
Suffolk couatv. "a. found desl in bed eth
hi. fhrost eat BE had oommiuei sHiei8s
wifh n razor ~ sue9n tHaf he -isa
been ar "a ifhaurf snd b. sapp0sra 80 hars
committed fhe deei VhIlf ,isepnDfert
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
An Iaotss4poli. salooukesper In-nres His
stock aud fsr.- ths isuiidin. After he
moving the Goods tie J. Caught at
the work Narrow Escape from
a Fearful Calamity

IxnsxAPotis. Nay l6.-" Butch McDon-
1i,i. weil-kuewn saio0ukeeper. was ar
rested fnis morning for arson. Two weeks
ago hc insured bis st0.sk fsrslV 600 and ttl-
morning be- saturated the rooua vita nioe
gallons Of coat 0i and app e,i q saatcn- he
police 1ad been appraised OF hls isfentons
ard arrested nim aud his ACCOMPLISH aal
s.. .ee.ird iu eStinguishins me ntuies Aii
she sfocS had been removed The iocaoF
is alieslv settled and a number 90 teuAr g
occupied r1-ms over fne saloon. cne "i
fhe aerlalai.e.- has maue q tuu confession.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

Cufs.sa Mas is The verdict ,f The
iaries in The cases ~ ofcers fiafs and
Sheylan sas fo the eiieci ihai they osfns -
fnesr deaths from . sefnh explosion and
pistol shot r1sprofiFeif tff0vn sud tfed er
ise oacasin( of fbf Havuarkef useetinr snd
fheg recommend tilf h1idieE sffh0r tti
~ Anton Hees.fii,erfef SD adH'ph '-ci'ff.
in s8dfion e. ~ur- far-ess @ehsat ane
fieiier 90 sreessorirs before the faff e.
rnHr1sr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17
A TERRIBLE MISTAKE.
Mrs I Rodney Hood. of Jackson. Dies
Fro ths Effects Of a sponge Bath OF
Corrosive Subiimate

JAcSx. Mich. May i6.-Mrs T. Il dney
Hood ed about 5 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. She gave birth % a child May ., and
a feways later the nurse was 20 give her a
,ponebath Win alcohol and VAS directed
hv VI Hood where 20 find the alcohol.
Size uuC Two bottles labeled alcohol.
antI .ed one of them. soon after the pa
,ieutegan % have burning pains. and a
phv.i4n was called when 10 was disc0v-
ers3iat the liquid was solution az elcohol
an,brrosive s15iimate. prepared some time
beft 2s rat poison. Iue Application pro-
cue internal Inflammation. aud finally
les as above stated.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

ST Louis siill holds the lead although The
playing Of the club has been decidedis 20 ?
the last bait of The past week. BROOKLYN
retsins second position tied with Pitisburgh
aud Cincinnati. boih of which club have
advanced from third POSITION The Ath etic
and Rainmor.s have "a len back o. tnirt.
Louisville boifs fourth aud the Ne'ropoIi-
tsn- ~til bring ap thr rear lh. sanding
ot The clubs up t1 aud including ihe garne-
ol Nav Is d a. follows
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

-Presiden; W o Hugnar, being inter
viewed with reference TO the above. says
that there is not the .hte.t foundation for
the above. The wish 3, 'ail or to the thought
Cheyboygan souid IKE 20 have the q. K &
! bat the management of the road have no
intention ot building
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

Rodney Hood is member Of the well
krn lumber drm of Hood. Gale g Co, of
BiRagids. who own the Northern hotel
ths Nr Hood was called to Jackson
,eriav afternoon and arrived in this city
f8afe % take the noon traiu Tor home
a. Norris. general agent Of the Michigan
C.ral 300 this ciiv, provided him With a
.tisi engine. whieu made quick time with
riauxious husband on board and Mr.
ga reached his Wifes bedside Ia time 20
s,he lady 1ie from the effects Of a terrible
rfake.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

jas laf 1far.fts Hessfn ~ ersnd
Rsiil. rrss fss reff isfe- teierr@f.t a's-
fasri.e. n.et.ng noss' for orroi
ratil. garrnar fer1l
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

tha.- -fstt Ar i~t fseeh'he -rtff-e
CHFBoYGAN, MAY l6-It is reported here
that the Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
will anticipate the Michigan Genital in
building a branch To petpskey by construct
ing branch from Levering to Cneboygan at
once.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

shot through The head and twice through
The BODY. Bird Is ssiil alive, but his death j.
expected hourly
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-17

Base hitS-Sf. louis. .. SlnCnnatI. IL
krr0rs-St. ouis g. Cincinnati 8
licheH- Caruthcrs and Murphy.
Ompire-Clintou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
Ad,le. Yonnr Man

Don't worry, my son, don't worry. Don't
worry about sonlething that you think may
happsn tOmoTOw. bccau-s you may die TO
night and Tomorrow will fini you beyond
the reach Of worry. Don't worry over a
thing that hapl.ncl yesterday, tecausr yes-
ter'iay l. hundrvi years away. II you don't
believe Il just try % reach after Il and bring
II back. Don't worry about anything that i
happening to-day. bccau-s to-day will only
Last fifteen or twenty minutes II you don't
believe IL tell your cr~iitos youu b. rea.ly
10 settls In full with them at sun-t Don't
worry about things you can't help, becauso
wory only mAkns them worse. Don't worry
about things you can help, because then
theros no neei 20 worry. Don't worry at al.
TX you want 10 10 psnitent now AMI then Il
won't hurt you BIT 10 90 into the sackcloth
AMI ashes business q little. II viii DO YOU
COOL III you want 10 cry little once In a
long while. that Isn't a bad thing n you
feel Ike going cut AMI clubbing yourself oc-
oazonally, l think you need II and will lend
you helping hand at 10, and put a plaster
on you afterwarl All the-s things will ia
you good But worry. worry, worry. fret.
fret, fet-why, thsrs neither sorrow, pcni.
tsnce, strength, psnancc, information, hon.
nor resolution In IL It's Just worry.-Dur.
dette, In brooklyn EaglA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
The Richie. Of nnrm.h-

Burnah IL one Of the richest and most fer
tis countries perhaps In the world. IL
abounds with for~ts OF teak and other vsiua-
bic timber. Cotton, indigo AMI tobacco Of .
most SUPERIOR quality Are extensively grown
There are iarge earth oil wells In upper Dur
nah. and also tin, Lead. coal. iron and sait
mines Amber Il fund In large quantities In
some parts, and tho ruby mines Of Baumo,
northwest Of MandAlay. are very famous
The trade In timber, cotton and grain Il very
large The customs department told me that
ono day Last month the value OF the rics ex-
ported from Thyet Myo was 5000 rupscs
Gold, copper and raw ak are largely import
al from China I fear that II IL mainly owing
70 the rich and fertile nature Of the country
that the present. quarrel has been picked with
Burmah
Every year. In the cold ssasou, caravans
come from Baumo % Rangoon, guarded By
Wild and savags dogx Each has several hun
drcd mules or Oxen, laden with blankets,
gems, tinkets, etc. They remain Ave or six
wesks, and return with Manchester, sheflsld
and American goodx They take about two
months on tie journey. travelling from eight
70 ten mils day and bivouacking q uixht
-buFmAh Cor. New Yok Bar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
FREE TRADE.

The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking OF ~ revenue stamps from Pro.
pretsry Medicines. no doubt has largely
benefited the consumers, ~ well A. re-.
lieving the burden OF home manufacturers.
Especially IL this the case With Grssa's
August FlOeer and BoscAee's Gsrnaa S,r.
W. ~ the reduction OF thirty elk cents per
dozen, has been added 10 Increase the sire
OF the bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one ffth more medicine In
the rs cent size.
The Augusi Fower for Dyspsp.ls and
Liver Complaint, aud the Gsraaa Syrup
Tor Cough and Lung Troubles, have. per.
hsps, the largest sale Of any medicines In
the world. The advantage OF increased
size OF The bottles will be greatly appreci
sied by The sick and sfileted, In every
town and village In civilized countries =
sample bottles for 10 cents remain the
same size.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
UNDER MOUNTAINS OF MASONRY.
The Pate q . rie,ar..qas nit of Arcadia.
A Charming riaee.

sf.aking % builllng. Mr. Rnihrriorl
Stuyvr-ant. the bad u the grvai hiuyvcsAns
ssfate. which owns about q square nile q
cas-; ale prup1riy, 4 Completing The last q .
.oll half block Of fns fat. On Fourteenth
street Uudcr the-r gurgu0us combinations
~ bruwn stone AMI oahlnct work ies turisi
the most unique aVi pictur-qus he q
Arcadia New York has ever known. Tor
var ths-e lo,s, % tho srisut - an arr. lay
waste, bshlnd high plank fence Then
there came along an Italian chorus singer.
who Ica-si them. AMI pui up IN one cornsr a
quccr little hoa-s. constructed q soooni. hani
materials from the Avenue u yaris llo
Transformed tho waste lots into market
gAricn, AMI euihowcr,si The walk that lesi up
% bis hut with grap.vinez There VERY sons
big elm tres In the 10, AMI under tbs-c b.
built stout plank table Herr moisst
BOHEMIAN dlnner werc eaten by al sorts q
oil lAnquetsrx
f1itls by liitls rooms WIZ Alde,i "a the
original structure, snug hor- nks state
rooms on boari ship, which lecame tsnAniel
by chorus singer. AMI small ~ actors from
tho frvnch and Italian companie-. In time
tho, asidltious spread 10 such an eIisnt that
the original house was almost -; among
thrm. The most pr,;snti~us u tho, rooms
vas Tor a time oocupie,i BY tho comedian.
McLicrz Out in tho farm, among the
patches % ourn ami cabbage, u lssts ani
trans. pas. potatoes AMI salads. wAs a tiny
covered s;agr. such a. you may ini In cheap
outdoor r~orts In the Latin couniries, where
The loigurs gave evening entertainments Of
fArcc AMI melciy % each other. The tall
fenoe and the brick wass aroI "a Il shut ihs
place out from busy New York
Under summer suns AMI winter blasis life
went on a. cayly ami lightly a. IN a gyTsy
camp. Tho tenant iii profitable supply
business out % his farm. ami a. a slender con-
Meeting link bctwocn tim-rf and The crrat
worh ran a private postofioe Ia an outlying
ramlfcation u bis grange but the gcneral
puhl.c ruachcsi tbs letter borss only through
the bower u gnpsvincs, AMI cot but a casual
glimpse % tho paradise behind the fiuttering
loavr-I The strong, rel wine g,Isbsi only for
The favorssi few, the macaruni s,eanlci AMI
the rAgOuis T.rfum~d the air IN the ole sor.
vice q The Bobemiln. for mine ho~t had no
hccn-', AMI ~ r,stricici bis ho-pitAlitis- %
tho>s whom be could trust Ilo was - much
part q tho place, AMI ~ lncrustsi with 10
sol, that cannot bot believe that be lles
burial under the mountains - masoury that
have bccome the monuments q ~ much
nnugglci pleasure. Alfred Tnmble IN New
York News