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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-28
1casTNnLY'' PORTHR's ILUCK.
Kurtz's wicked Partner Escapes
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Kurtz's Wicked Partner Escapes
Through sheeny's Silence.
TROY, June 24.-The District Attorney
was to have moved to-day the trial OF
"Billy" Porter. jointly indicted with
''Sneeny Nike Kurtz, FOR the Marks dia-
m0nd robbery IN this city over two years
ago. POrter.has been ia jail over year.
kurtz, who on iisown confession to De-
tective PinkertOn and the District Attor-
ney was sent 70 DannemOra prison for
eighteen years and six months a few DAYS
ago, promised the agents OF the prosecut-
ing officers that If they would bring
him here he would 20 on
the stand aud testify against Porter.
making a clean breast of the crime. lie
arrived here this morning, and before the
Court of Sessions met was clOseted with
the District Attorney and Mr.. Pinkertop.
When they asked him TO give them al out
line OF mis- proposed testimony he laughed
heartily, and said he would not be likely
To jeOpardize his case, which is now at
the General Term on appeal from the con-
yictI0n and sentence here, by going on
the stand against Porter. He refused to
have anything to do with the matter, and
was taken back to prison tonight. POr-
ter's case has been put over the term by
the District Attorney, who could not 90
on without Kurtz's testimony. The court
will hear "A motion to reduce the bail in
Pcrter's case on Saturday. The amount
was fixed recently at $50, COO
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To Corn Beef.

A good recipe for plain corn beef Is the
following: Put 4 gallons of water over
the are, aud add to 1t , pounds of brown
sugar, 10 pounds OF salt, and ounces of
saltpetre. As the water boils skim it
well, and when all the contents Of the
water are quite dissolved take it from th G
stove and set to cool. Cut your beet into
pieces OF a convenient size and pack
closely in eask or barrel. When the
brine is quite cool pour it over the meat.
This quantity OF brine will suffice for 300
pounds of meat. Beef should lie Ia a
pickle for at least two months to become
Thoroughly corned, and will keep in 1t for
at least six months or more. II you wish
20 smoke IL, take the pieces from the brine
st the end of a month and expose TO WOOD
smoke IN a smoke mouse for eight OF ten
days.
To corn a small quantity OF beef with
spices the following Will be found an ex-
celIent recipe: Take 80 pounds OF lean
beef. having first removed all the bones.
For this amount of meat you will need
! ounce OF saltpetre. pint OF sugar, aud
1 pint Of salt. PulveriZe the saltpeIre
and mix it with half teacup OF sugar
and half a teacup Of salt. Rub this pow
der into the beef, cutting the surface 50
that il will penetrate well. Let II lie -
hours in an eaFthen jar or crook. Now
mix the rest Of the sugar and salt, and
rub well over the beef. Add sufficient
water to the brine that has been made -
cover the meat. and cover closely, and
leave il for ten days. Now take it out and
drain we'll. Mix three tablespOOnfuls OF
black pepper, ounce 81 cloves, one nut
meg, aud an ounce and a half each Of
allspiee and cinnamon. Rub THIS powder
we'll into the beef, wrap closely IN aelean
cotton clOth, tie it up tightly and put IL
back into the brine. Alter about three
DAYS take out the brine. put into kettle,
cover with clean, fresb water, and simmer
untiltender. II will cook very quickly,
and wnen csld will he found 10 be a most
appetizing dish.-Farmers' Home Jour
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WITHOUT LEGS.
The Deformity of a Young Georgian
Draws a Crowd in Nashville.
FrOm ne Washable Uaioa.


Draws a Crowd in Nashville.
From ne NasAaille Uaioa.
A crowd OF ABOUT twenty persons col
lected about che entrance to the Ameri-
can National Bank last night attracted a
reporters attention and led him to believe
that something unusual had caused the
presence OF the little assemblage. every
member OF which seemed iutentiy inter-
ested in an object close up beside the
bank. stepping across the street the re-
porter made his way through the little
throng, and was surprised TO see a mau
without the least Indication of ever hav-
ing leg. He rested on his hands, his
arms being longer than his body. Every
body uttered EXPLANATIONS Of surprise at
the pitiable condition OF the man, and
everybody asked everybody else: "WhO
is he!" "What's the matter with himY'
show did he lose his legsr "how did
he get hereY
The reporter learned from him thaHhis
name was John Miller, and that he and
bis sick mother had arrived on the night
train from Reeves station, Ga he secured
the assistance of a negro man, who was
conducting him through the city. The
negro borrowed a chair nom neighb0r-
ing saloon, and on this Johnnie Miller sat
while he played his VIOLIN one end Of
which rested in the violin case. While
he was PLAYING the negro passed around
ths hat and the niokels which were
dropped into it told that the chord of SYM
Pathy in more than one heart had been
touched. 70
ks he moved along the streets pedestri-
ans gaHed upon him, and not infreQuent
were the remarks OF sympathy expressed
fer him st.t Y ''..l
Miller was born without lower limbs,
and makes his living Nv PLAYING the violin,
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Elnnlurn ann Stnrro for 4lrmt.
Eor Rsemt..alltorrll.lllrollo

NOR RENT. about twenty acres OF land
II partly within the extended city limits
extending from the Waters road TO South
vile. with entrance from that road and also
by way OF the White Biun road. There IL "A
small dwelling hOuse and a large stable and
well of good water on the premises. Several
acres adjoining the honse rs fenced and under
cultivation. and fne lot Of fruit trees plant
ed. The place Ia conveniently located for
small farming or y dairy There Is good
range for cattle, which can be fenced at a
small cost. Fer particulars apply TO q. ~.
DORSETT.
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CRUSHED STRAWBERRY ICE On

Dr.. FOtberEiil, q greatly respected Eng-
llsl authority o. CFspepsls, speaks
sfCDgly Do favor n mix pugdlnYs and
steNeG fruits iOf tae gFs0eFtc =. tbe BIZ
lDus and fhe EQUITY. &C. ssyHs "r4aar ls
uDdOuD.ecig D5,ertigfaBie " many. butts
by ~ means ueeesssfg ~ afq fDgaf ~
siewec ffgIf. Zoe ae.citT ~ nfgfraliz1l
~ o ifffif tleafys1ffe N sala fle 1at-
gfai sse0fHess ~ flf frlif slIf 1f broggLf
our ar1 49, eco ~ made uefs sgfffahio
tbsn fbouE1 arufcIaiy faqs slrarNefe
aoeeC
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TryfngtheGrasses.

Howsare youtrying them7 Do you SOW
onpoor land, scatter alittle manure and
Fwaitrasuatss nasO, the results win as.
tonfsh nobody but yourself. They are
genersdlyslowinmalHinga good start, and
w1ifneEer pay unlessthe soil is maderlch
andathOEonghly broken and puIverized.
Butoncef veil setdn.gOOd soil all the ex-
kpense'wiE be repaid with compoundinter-
est
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Auriiott SaIro Tnimrr papD.
&urii0tt SaIro 1litltrr papB.
FINE FURNITURE,
Carpets and Pictures
AT AUCTION.
c. Il. DONSETI. Aurtlnneer.

WIN sell At II A. N. on THURSDAY. July ht.
1885. at No. - Aberc0rn street. east of Oglo-
thorpe square, the contents OF said hodee.
viz.
very handsome Parlor Suit in red plush,
large Per Glass. egant Walnut Book Case,
Marbio-top Tables, WhatnoL shades and Cor
niees, bambrequiae. Chandeliera, Rugs. 1--WE
Carpets, Chaira, R0ekers, Bamboo Hackers.
walnut Refrigerator, Steel Engraving. Wal
nut Cabinets. Sideboard with marble top aud
mirror, Lounge, Safra. ane Extension Fable.
Hat Rack. Oh CLOTH, Croskery, Mating.
Clock, Chamber Set, Waehstand. Bedstead.
Tool Chest. Street. Hose, bedroom Suit, Stove
and Cooking Uteualls
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EVERY DAY BILLS OF FARE.


Hominy.
Popovers.
Eggs in Toast Cups.
Stewed Potatoes.
Strawberries.
Tea. Coffee.
PoPovERs.-One pint OF prepared -four
sifted with malt teaspoontul OF salt, two
cups OF rich milk, two eggs: SiftfiOur into
a bowl; beat the yolks light, stir tue milk
and flour into this. Lastly, add the whites
whipped stiff. Bake Immediately IN heat
ed and creased "gem" or muffin tins. send
at once to the table.
EGGS IN TOAST CUPs.-Slice stale
bread three-quarters OF an inch thick and
cut with large cake cutter or the top of
a Royal Baking Powder box into rounds.
Press smaller cutter on these abOuthalf
the way through and scrape out the
crumbs from the inuer circles, leaving
sides aud bottoms unbrOken. Set In the
oven to dry for ten minutes; take them
out and let them cool. Have ready some
saited lard or dripping In trying pan;
put In the bread cups when it IS kissing
not and fry to light,brOwn. Take out,
drain of the fat, arrange on hot dish ana
lay pOached egg in the cavity OF each. l
regret that do not now recall the name OF
the maker Of a convenient utensll called
IAN egg poacher." II is 10 be bought at
houseiurnishng stores and greatly sim
plities the business OF pOaching eggs nice
~ in smooth edges.
STRAwBERRIEs.-Se the larger va
rieties-now in their prime whole, with
the caps on. Send around powdered
sugar with them aud let each person help
himself, dipping the berries, one by one,
IN little heap Of sugar on us plate, and
eating them from tie caps.
LUNCHEON.
Savory Rice and Brains.
Tomato and Lettuce salad.
Crackers and Cheese.
Cold Bread and Butter.
AmbrOsia.
Light Cakes.
SAVORY RICE AND BRAISs.-One cup
Of rice, one cup Of SKINNED gravy or
broth, well seasoned, one pint Of boiling
water, two tablespOOniuls OF grated
cheese, salt and pepper, one egg, brains
OF calf. Soak the rice three hours ia
cold water; dram and put over the lire in
d farina kettle with the broth and hot
water. Cook until tender, shaking up
now and then, but do not put a spoon Into
it. When done, 1t should he quite dry. II
it is not, drain in a cOlander lined with a
cloth; mound on platter; silt
powdered cheese over IL and let
II brown slightly on tue up
per grating OF the oven. To prepare the
brains, boil them fifteen minutesin sailed
hot water, throw them into cold ana
leave them there as long; dry, mash
them to a paste with beaten egg; pep
per and salt them; stir in teaspOOniul Of
flour and drop a spoonful at time into
not fat. Drain, when nicely Drowned, and
lay around the hillOck Of rice.
TOMATO AND LETTUCE SALAD.-Plck
out the crispest leaves OF lettuce; lay
raw tomato peeled and cut IN hall (h0Ti-
zOntally) on each; ARRANGE on cold
dish; scatter cracked ice among the
leaves and send TO table. In serving, pour
may Onnaise dressing over the tomato.
AMBRosIA.-Parea and cut Cor pull) a
ripe pineapple into small pieces. Put IA
layer in dish; sugar well cover with
grated cOcOanut; lay in more sugared
pineapple and so on until the materials
are used up, covering the top thiokly with
cOcOanut. Pass sponge or other light
cake with 1t.
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DINNER.
Clam soup.

NAdu SUPP
Leg OF Mutton, with Caper Sauce.
Lobster Salad, with Cream MayOnnaise.
Mashed Potatoes.
Green Peas.
Crushed Sra wberry Ice Cream.
White Cake.
Coffee.
CLAM SOUP.-One quart OF clam liquor
80 clans, one cupful Of boiling water, one
pint Of milk, two generous tablespOOnius
Of butter rolled in -four, teaspoOnful each
OF minced parsley and onion. pinch Of
mace. pepper and salt 10 taste. Put the
liquor, water, onion and tine hard part OF the
CLANS over the fire; stir gently for twenty
minutes after the boil begins; strain and
season return 10 the fire with the soft
parts OF the clans, chopped fine, and boil
slowly twenty minutes longer. Have
ready the milk, scadIug hot, IN another
vessel; stir in the Toured butter, cook two
minutes, add the clam SOUP and turn in
the tureen, which should be lined with
split Boston crackers, dipped in hot milk,
then butteTed.
LEG OF MUTTON WITH CAPER SAUCE
Wash with vinegar, peeligg OF as much
OF the tough outer skin as will come
away easily; boil twelve minutes % tine
pound in a pot Of hot sailed water, TAX
out, wipe all over with a clean clOtn aud
large cupful OF the liquor half an hour
before the meat is done; set the vessel
containing this IN cold water to throw up
the fat; skim carefully, strain into a
saucepan, bring To a boil, stir in a great
spoonful Of butter rubbed in a. much
-four. When II has cooked three minutes
add two tsbiespOOniuls Of capers.
LOBSTER SALAD WITH CREAM MAYoN-
NAIsE-Neat OF two Holsters D icked out
ana cut, not chopped up, one large cup OF
mayOpnaise dressing. one cup Of whipped
cream: lettuce. Make the mayOnBaise
dressing BY whipping the yOlks Of five
eggs thick, then adding bali cup OF best
salad oil, drop by drop until you have
a smooth batter-like MIXTURE beat in tnen
two taDlespOOnfuis Of vinegar, graduslly,a
pinch Of cayenne and half a saltspOOnful
VI salt keep the mixing bowl on ice while
preparing the dressing and have II there
while you sprinkle the lobster with salt,
pepper and vinegar, then heap 10 In
bowl lined with crisp lettuce leaves. Do
this Just before serving IL; beat the
whipped cream into the dressing, cover
the lobster thickly with IL and send 70
table.
CRUSHED STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM.-
Mash quart Of straw berries, swesten
very literally and stir them into two
quarts Of half frozen custard. made IN the
proportion Of six eggs and a beapiBg half
pint % sugar 70 each quart Of milk. Beat
tbe berries in thoroughly and freeze
quickly. Delicious.
WHITE CAKE.--Three cups Of sugar,
one cup u butter, one hall cup % milk t,
whites o. nine eggs, one quart " prepared
-four, essence Of vanilla Or bitter almond /;
Tor icing aned filing, whites Or thres eggs
nd = ~ Il
juice and grated peel % a lemon. knk
butter and sugar ~ cream, whip 10 ne
milk. essence, the 00uF aud stiilened
whites BY turns; bake in Jelly cake tins
and when col spread the icing between
and On t0p.
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Wesoiicit-articles fOrthis department.
Ghename'ofthewriter should accompany
ths istteEOr article, not necessarily for
Spuoiicstfon, buras evidence Of good faith.
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nOEer0ED's hsfD PnOsgBaTE
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nor SALE. large quantities Of lx3, lxt,
IL and Ike; also. boards plank, ana seaBt-
ling; planed Notwithstanding, flooring, and
ceiling; also No. l and shingles. REPPARD
Il Co, Taylor and Esst Broad streets.
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. first claes
II Florida laDds IN Polk county. Fla, On
tho line OF s. Y. X. Y. and near depot; will
exchange for galvanized barbed wire, sewing
machines, hay, gram, buggies, or harness.
This land 10 high pine, mixed and hummOck.
Address S. KN0WLToN, box 337. Paiatka,
Fla.
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TOR SALE. extra fine lot OF large Texas
II Horses and Mares. just arrived, at COX'S
Stables
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word

ADVERTISEMENTS. is Words or
more, IN THIS cOIiHnR { the best IN the pGper)
inserted for ONE CENTA WORD, Cash
nR AdvGHce, each insertion.
ECeyB60dy ,oho has any todat 10 supply,
anything 70 buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations 10 secure; indeed, any i0ish
to QrGtjfg. should advertise IN this column.
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Esaat M0tirEs.

~ EORGiA, CHATHAM COrEfY. CHAN
VI PlON e.. FALLiGANT has applied fr
exemption - Personally, and viii pass mp
the same a. my Office, AZ the COnrt Home,
In Chatham county, on NONDAle
A..
JuEE 20ra. 1886.
HAMPTON l.. FERRILL.
Ordinary a.. q
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nor SALE. Old Papers. at the Counting
II Room OF the Morning News; rs cents a
hundred.
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Cor Salr.

EOR SALE. Red Irish Setter; well broken
I and under good control. O. 4. TILTON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-28

~ HORSE POWER Wood q Mann Engine
w for sale cheap, $3.50; IN good order and
can be seen At work any week day. sold 10
mske room for larger engine. Apply 10 l..
A. MCCARTHY, Morning News basement.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-28

w ANTED, half a million empty pint beer
BAY street, city.
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@b0toqrapnu.

DHOTOGRAPHY.-FfDe Cabinet Photo
/ graphs a speciality: price three dollars
and hffy cents dozen. !. Y WILSON, Al
Bun street. opposite ScreveD House.
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BOARDING.

~ MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
III Superior board; eligible rooms; mod
crate prices. saVqnbahre ference Samuel Ii.
Palmer, Eco, and many others.
CULPHUR SPRINGS, ALA.-Wanted, 200
- Rueats at 4his deli ghtful Summer Resort
for the season 1886. Coed climate, excellent
water and reasonable rates. Situated thirty
G.. s. railroad. W. &. HEWITT. Proprietor.
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GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. -NOfiee 10
VI hereby given ~ all Derasns having de-
mands Against JOHN NJ. HAMLET de-
ceased, 10 present them 20 We. properly made
0tii. within The time prescribed b. law, 40 a.
~ show thoir Charfcicr and amounts. and an
per.oua Indebted b. said decreased are herc-
b. required 20 make inmodiHie payment 10
10.
MAY 70, 1895. DAVID wELIs
HuFuA V LESTER
Qualified Execuiors viii Of Johp q. Hamlel
dgocaaoi.
- EouGlA. CHATHAM COUNTY. w horons.
~ fEftH kEliLY har applied a. Court
0i OrdiDHrY for i.citefa Of anardlanalllu "a
~. persQa snd property d a hkfh iioNotiA
1000, iNinafs
Tlioao are therefore. 10 cite and adni1nlah
nll whom ID may ffNNNfn 'nh NNH MiVNar
NlfNrf alla court. AZ uHAN HhANIIan ff'aaF
fNNF NNVH pa ~ hnfurf i|.N NIIsHE NNMNAN
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THE Centennial being over the CITY and
Il Suburban Railway will sell on ~ low
figures a portion Of their surplus stock OF
animal. Apply 40 Stables.
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4DliprPllane0n9
TURBINE WATER WHEELS, Min Ma
i chinery and Mil Rocks. LOMBARD
IRON WORKS. Augusta. Ca.
CIrEATE MA0EEsfA and seidlitz Pow
~ ders fresh every day &C LfNiNG5TONS
Pharmacy, Bull and State streets.
NOR HEALTH drink Eggiacade, Egg PhOs-
IT pbate, or Mlk Shakes; for keepiEE cool
Blood orange aud Orange ia mode. LlV-
INGsTONS Pharmacy.
CODA WATER, with pure fruit juices and
- plenty Of shaved Ice, a. LiVfHGS1 ON'5
Pharmacy, Boil and State.
DEEFUMED Crab Eyes, the best face pow
II der m the market, only Be- and iOc per
package. LfVrsGSfONS Pbarmacy.
TRUNKS Of all descriptions repaired NJ
short notice and moderate charges.
Trunk FACTORY, state and Whitaker.
ADERfCk'B Ice Cream Ia pure, rich and
II delicious. and siWays reliable. Try 10
and You Will use no other only Zoe. per quart.
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DOR SALE, slightly sOlled Trunks and Bags
II ~ cost. Trunks repaired at short notice,
By NEIDLINGEK 4 RARUN.
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NrreonaI,

A LMtRA Slow easily You break prom
n isel havn't received line. AL.
Sims.
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NOR sALE.--A lot Of Trunks Just manu-
il featured on the premises. TRUNK FAC
TORY. StaIe and Whltaker.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-11-17

When Prince William of Prussia visi-
ted the Russian Emperor on the occasion
of tho recent imperial hunt at P"ost
Litovsk, the Gar found himself with
out Prussian uniform, and the consc-
Qucnce was that messenger had to
travel all the way from St. Petersburg
by special train to repair the deficiency.
The Car discovered his loss tho after
noon before Prince Williams arrival.
Sending word to his valet to have a
Prussan uniform in readiness for the
morrow, the man appeared to say that
by his imperial masters orders all uni
forms had been left at St. Peters,
burg.
An aidc.de e-camp was sent for. GA
Frussian uniform must be here by 7
o'clock tomorrow morning" 1t was
then o'clock. The aidc.dc camp dcs-
patched two kilograms, one to the mas
ter of the imperial wardrobe at St.
Petersburg, and the other to the rail.
way authorities, and about G o'clock a
locomotive set off from the Russian capi-
tai carrying the messenger entrusted
with the required dress. Fresh locomo-
tives were III readiness at Dunaberg and
wilma, and the distance of $50 kilo-
metres was travcrsed in thirteen hours, q
rate of 73 kilometres per hour, so that
the uniform was in readiness for the
Car at the time fixed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-11-17
No Slndpaper.

Detective John Webb was passing tho
Bates Street end Of the vegetable market
three or four days ago when a stranger
accostcd him with:
"Say, came in town the other day to
git my boots fixed, and was looking
around this place little and lost a
silver dollar out of hole in my pocket
"But you didn't come back to look
for it, did youl"
eyes, l did. think lost it right
over there, where lodged wagon.
Have you heard Of any one pickining up
q dollar9'
"No, sir"
"seen any advertisement in the
papcrl'
"No. You'd better save your time"
"Why2"
"Why, man, you aren't green enough
to expect to get that dollar back, are
your
"Of course ! ami Wasn't it minel
Didn't I lose itl'
"Wel!l Well! Some one ought to
sandpaper your head"
"Thcy had, ch2' qucried the man as
he searched around the street. 81 lost
it just about here, while was jumping
out of the way Of wagon. II anybody
tries to rub any sandpaper on my head
l'll--w
He made dive into the dirt and
tished up silver dollar, and as he held
it between his thumb and finger and
danced around he cried:
"IIerc she is-this is the very one! l
know it by the nick cut on the edge!
Ought to have my head sandpapered,
had l! Well, you just bet l know my
gait, and Pm dollar ahead! It's lucky
for me, though, that you didn't find ii.
You look just like q man who'd have
chucked it into his pocket and let me go
to ruin. Sandpapcr! How would you
like to bite a tllc!'
And the abashcd detective couldn't
say word in his own defence. Detroit
Eren prose