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New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
spr4KEP CARLISLE DID NOT 7REAL

Speaker Carlisle is in peculiar fix. He has Presi
dental boomlet and il il which he has carefully
nursed in the Kentucky hohouse of politics. but still,
il is not healthy boOmlet by any manner Of means
The Speaker greatly annoyed the other day when
the story got out that dinner had been given to
him TO help along his lo boomlrt The truth of the
matter is this At The frs of the session the Kentucky
delegation agreed TO hold weekly meetings for the
purpose of talking matters OF interest to their
State The delegation met at the houses OF the mem
bers in tun aud usually son refreshment was served
IL was at the last dinner of M series that the PIesdn-
tial dinner given. Carlisle was greatly annoyed
at tie prominence given this dinner The joke of tho
matter is that it is Carses turn TO give the next din
ner TO the delegation lie is trying to beg OIL but some
Of the mischevous members insist upon holding him to
the rule. They will plague him week or so longer,
and then they will accede to his wishes.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
GORMANs GUILLOTIYE STILL BUSK


Collector Groomc has a tendency to fall into the
same error that Postmaster Neazey did III getting rd
of Civil Service men, if he is not careful he will
get entanged as Mr. Ncazcy has. Here Is a case TO
the point: Mr. Il. S. Andrews passed Civil Service
examination two years ago aud made All assistant
weeher But Mr.. Andrews is Republican, and yes
terdav the Collector dropped hm note stating that
his services would not be required after the receipt OF
the letter II was rather short notice aud the sud
deuness of the required departure made Mr. Andrewss
head wnirl for an Instant He sought the Collector
in great haste for explanation
MI Collector" he sand, "wby have you not given
a longer notice =
| had nothing to do with it, Mr.. Groome replied
got my orders from Washington and have to exc
cute Them ] should have liked to have extended you
the same notice that have the others who have been
dismissed. hut had nothing TO do with it,
That is rather strange. Are there any charges
a. anst me =
" None whatever.'
Then why have been dismissed y
"You are Republican, sir."
" Is that a crime =
"Oh no. sir
Mr. Andrews has held his position for two years
The truth of the matter is that Mr.. Groone wrote to
the department at Washington for permission TO dis
miss Mr. Andrews and, instead OF sending the per-
mission. the department ordered an instant dismissal
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
STEAMERS DUE.
SHIPPING NEVS.

PORT OF NETWORK .......... MONDAY. JULY 5. 1856
ARRIVED
Steamer Flstow fr) Robert santos
TO- coffee Pardee Rand vessel to Baruett& CO.
Arrived az The Bar at 49,
fruit Merritt Fruit Co. vessel to Walker Donald Co
steamer Niagara. Bennis. DAYS with mdse
passengers Jas Wrd Co Arrived at the Bar at l25
Steamer NacOocnec, Kemp9n savannah 2ia days. with
mdse and passengers 10 Henry Yonge
Steamer Delaware Wnnett Charleston July 3. with mdse
an" steamer BreaSwatSr Jenney Newport News with mdse
Eleanoa. Portland. with horatio.
Hall
steamer Neptune Berry Boston. mdse Dmock.
with salt TO order, vessel toJ II Winchester & Co.
hosany to Ayes Bros vessel TO BenhaIn & Boyesen.
Bark justin u lngers9 M P.sr,e ~ S1'es oa' with
Willard Mudgett staples New Bedford, in ballast to
gris Sunlight Thomp,on June TO- Johns PR.
schT Minnie smith AreY Msanza. 10 Day. wtG sugae to
G AmsincK & Co; vessel II smith Co.
md.e 20 Meyer vessel to rondleton Carver Nich-
, s z. 9s9ay HOOK moderate ssw fossy At
Steamer Victoria OBJ; Harrison; swansea Is DAYS with
ship BLACK Hawk Ger Wachsnulh Bremen May ~ with
CLEARED.
steamer Richmond. Boaz, Newport News ana West
Va-Old Dominion IS Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Rover for Kingston; Richmond Norfolk.S
Also Long Island soundBrig Susan Bergen.
Porto Plata.
MISCELLANEOUS
Steamer Grecian Monarch r Bristow from London for
beoIe reported aground. ho.ted today pro-
TIE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEB&
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL July 4-Arrved Navarro (spaD, Al
from New YORK June 49, Clement (r Burey from
York June lS.
QjHENsTOwN. July j-Arrived steamer Lord GOush tDr)
Hughes from hlladelhia Jnne ~ her Liverpool
(and proceefed).
4th-Arnved steamer Serva (Irl MCKAY from York
June 20 on her way u Liverpool and proceeded
SAILED, Etruria tBr. Coos Liverpool hence
for New.York,
COndron New York June &c on her Queenstown
and Liverpool.
AvOSHoUTH July 3-Arriyed steamer Warwick (r James
from New. York June u.
July +Arrived. steamer Cleddy (Br, SeawaId,
from New YORK June TO-
DUYDEa July 3-sailed Monte Rosa OBJ for New.
York
ISLE OF July 5-Psssei steamer LepantO (Br, Ab
bOtt. New York on her to Newcastle.
MAusRILLRs July 3-Arriyed, steamer BrentfOrd (Br
Payn, N-w York juno H.
Sailed. steamer A esia (frl. Valat for New.YorI.
BORDRAUI July 3-saed. steamer Chateau YQuem (Fr lie
Chapelaln Tor y New. York
NAPLES. June 2v-Saed. steamer Archmede (Ian Viola
for New-YOrk.
July Passed steamer Gulf Of Papua (Brl,
Ligert wood from New YORK on her RangOOn.
MALTA nly4-Passed steamer GlenavOn tBTl Donald SON.
from okohaina and Hong Kong her TO NouYork
SHANGHAI, July Passed. steamer Angerton lBr),
fIom Yokohama On hor way TO New-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
CITY REAL IND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
VALUATIONS OF DIFFERENT WARDS FOR TWO
YEARS COMPARED.

VALUATIONS OF InF DIFFERENT WARDS FOR TWO
YEARS COMPARED.
The Aldermen met yesterday and received
from the Tax Department the relative assessed valua
lions Of the real personal estate in the various
wards of this city for the 1888 and 1856. showing
the increase and decrease. President Coleman was
preseut to give any Information desired hy the Board
lue r.port was received and referred 10 tie Finance
Committee which will repOr. later the amount 0 the
tax levy agreed by tie Board Of Estimate and APP
Iortlonnen and the Of taxation per 500 OF as
ee.sci valuation The levy will he revised and the
amount raised by taxation this reduced from
the SUN aeroel oil IN December last. because Of the
decision Of Court OF Appeals with reference IL tho
clty dcpartent. Nearly three millions OF the amount
amed in levy will be met by the Issue OF bonds.
The following tar report submitted by tue Tax De-
Iartment:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
MIR. LAMAPS HEA ARTLESS LITTLE THICK.


Recently Secretary Lamar was coming down
town toward the Interior Department IN strcet-car
Three middle aged females entered ana took seats oppo
alto him They decidedly OF the strong minded
variety As they approached The Interior Department
OF them said Mister, can you tell me whether
Mr. Lamar is likely TO be In now" The Secretary
looked up from his and said sternly but pain
fully, he gazed at the nnnviing female in front Of
him. Madam, these are Secretary LamarB office
hours and he ought to DO there When the arrived
at the Department the women got out but the secre
ary rode serenely on until reached Judiciary Square
Then he got of and took seat IN the park He watched
until the strong minded women came out tired OF walt
ing for him. then he trudged carefully back aud
was lost to sight his Office door closed upon him.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

NewsDoys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with The papers they call for, and to
regulate their stock of papers so as not ~
run short. Travellers who find that the
newsbOy has run short of TRlBUNES will
obIige this Office by reporting the fact by
postal card, and especially giving informa-
tiOn as to what train twas.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, at very
heavy cost series of Special Cable
Dispatches from Europe, either written
by or authorized as a public expression of
their views by prominent men in Europe,
These dispatches will be a valuable source
OfpopuIar information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament now In progress
England.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
BROO KLYN.

PbnOe Miller age ffty-two of No. 331 stockton-st
atfempted TO commit suicide yesterday by taxing Paris
green she took an overdose aud was resusctated by
the ambulance surgeon.
The Roard Of Education will hold its annual meeting
this afternoon and officers Tor the year. ihore II
not likely be any serious contest over any OF tne Po
agent In the employ Philadelphia publishing house
annears as an opponent to Daniel W. Iallmadge tne
present inc AMBIENT The office pays salary OF $4.ooo
a year.
The Police Headquarters reporters baseball clup
maoe short work Of The World une at Prospect farK
Yesterday Al the end OF the sixth inning the score
stood 23 20 in favor OF the headquarters inen ana IN
snector MacKeller acted umpire. decided tnat
The World had been beaten badly enough ana caed
the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
IL I.LAf

President Cleveland and Colonel Lamont
had driven to the depot saturday night TO see Secre
tary Manning on his way north from virginia. but re-
turning, the President determined to walk So Sinclair
with tue coupe. sent for the mail and Mr. Cleveland
Colonel Lamont walked up Pennsy syyaniasye to the
White House. II the first time that the President
had done such thing, and IL was novel expert
ence which he enjoyed hugely The lateness OF the
fact that lie his straw hat prevented him
from being recognized and annoyed As soon he got
within the White House grounds he took of his hat and
mopped his brow. noistened by the unusual exercise
and the Precipitation. and then used his hat fan.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
SAID Ills WIFE SHOr HERSELF.

John W. Pethard. the civil eng neer, of No.
SO West Twenty -ourih-st, whose vdsaries have re-
Gently troubled the police, again arragncd IN the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, charged with
Attempting 10 commit suicide. lie made . long and
ram Dling statement Referring 10 his arrest week ago
nm charge shooting his wife, supposed to have
Al. I her" he said "but the fact while was
Iyg ln the shot herself aud then robbed Of
G2jJ aud my watch. had sunstr0Ee IN India and IL
kas affected me- took the poison to cad my miserable
eInteuce." Justice Smith held him in $500 ba IL for
frfa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
NETS FROM TIE SUBURBS
Jersey CITY.

Policeman Patrick Kane First Precinct seriously IN
ast by premature explosion OF cannon nIe
CRACKER which he his hand. he VIII prODa'N
lose his sight
Bandino Pancrec age forty-dve an Italian Connt VINO
ha. been iv al NO. b3 OCednaVc Went
to New.YorE saturday accompanied by ms VTeo &
made some "a purchases and then returned The ooih
sent valet the postofcs and when the Vale
his was not been seen since faIcIe
tii s Injured I'm the head road accident about Tour
vears AGO aC been partially deranged since that tlne
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
BEAD0UARrERs or TIE LOYAL LEGION

The headquarters of the Military Order of
the I0yal Legion OF United states have been estab
lhed at NJ Z02 Broadway In addition to the library
several large albums CONTAINING cabinet photographs Of
eompauions are found appended to which are the
war records OF each Al May meeting the New York
Com apdery appropriated q liberal sum 10 purchase
ur photographs embracing battlehclds seges fOrtih
sat:oDs camps regiments Incidents individuals. etc,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
cAUcHr BErwEEy PERRrBoArAyD BRIDGE.

Just before midnight on Sunday night. when
the ferryeoat Brooklyn was making landing at south
Perry ManfOrd IA. Herman, thirty-One, OF No lib
Wortn-sL ppted to jump the bridge while the
boat was three feet fron Its landing He fell
sbort and caught between the boat and the bridge.
Roth h.s legs crushed. Policeman German took
him TO tie Chambers Street Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

Adolphus Michaclis, New-York artist, is Ell,
gagged upon lfe-sized portrait Of the late Cardinal
McCloskey.
The degree of Doctor of Music has been conferred
upon Walter b. Gilbert org mist OF TRINITY Ehape
New-York, by the University Of Trinity OoHogc'
Toronto. Canada.
Bernard Taf. age twenty-five, a sailor on the snip
Munster which arrived from Liverpool YESTERDAY,
fell from the royal yard on May anu WIS
drowned. he was a native of Liverpool.
George c. BOniface in I" The Streets OF New
York will amp ar at Niblo's Garden tonight ana
for the rest of the week for the beneht OF tne lam
many Hall Parliamentary fund.-
Joseph Mullen age twenty eight, of fiatbush, IL
J., Jumped from High Bridge boat at 1eh,Ial
Bridge Yesterday with suicidal Intent. ne was was
taken unconscious to the Twelfth Preclhc' s'a'ion
house.
Secretary Bayard, accompanied by surveyor
Beattie went to Quarantine yesterday 10 meet the
Secretary's sister Mrs. Lockwood, who Is expected
on the Gallla
Mrs Lehman who on Sunday night fell OH tne
fire-escape on the third floor of No. 24l4 frst
ave-, died yesterday IN the Nlnriy-ninlb oLIce. n
Hospital. She. charged that her husband threw
her TO the ground.
The Irish u orld has received the fOllowing aGul-
topal contributors for the Famine Fund: Cor
neius Hayes and others, Oswego. n. l., y20; John
Fisher and Others Arnot, Penn. Sl1; thomas
Gbn ard others, Algona, Iowa, Tlo fatrlcA ''
Flanagan and others, New Haven Conn.,, Sl4.
The two score members of the old I'd Regiment OF
Fire Zouaves who went to Gettysburg, turn ed
Yesterday morning and were received at Cortiandt-
st. by the comrades of the Volunteer flremen
Association in full uniform After short patade
the boys marched to Florence Hall. at Second-ave
and First-st. where luncheon was enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
Announcements


a " ONDFKFUE T KEAK NATURE
Is exhibited in public exhibitions When
upon OF the peculiar freaks
ally minds back to the creation Of
man who as fearfuly and wonderfully made The
mysteries of his nature have unrsvc,d by H. "
Pierce Buffalo nj through his knowledge Of
he has been aJlc 10 his Golden Medical
cOvery which specific for all blO0l t4nt posons
suc scrOula pimpcs boches eruptions swell.
ulcers kindred aiectJns BY druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
OBACOy STILL H0PAS FOR MERCY.

Miguel ChaCOn, MalH NIIIIdHIs IHuIUVIOI, !,
was M hetter sprils yesterday than on any day since
the stationed at his cell door eIulS
Sherhs Anderson and Brasse spent the DAY WIN MN
Atnoon dinner of brOed chicken. asparagus, mashe1
and icecrcam was DfOugnt III ao
lie ate heartily OF it, The keepers DO their utmost 10
be4n h,s mind OIL his DOOM still firmly believes that
tho Governor will commute his sentence
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
NEW TX

Joseph Zimmerman age forty five OF No Gs7 sprinhein
the OF his carry
evening while men were practising VIII W ,be
in am adionin struck zimmerman III
stomach IN "a part He was sent 10 the tfulIcn I've,
pal where will probably die Who hfed the sho' coui
not ~ learned last night.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
MS EYE KNOCKED OUT BY 4 PISTOL SHoE

Frederick Shutz on Sunday afternoon pinned
taret ON the door of Clubhouse In the yard OF No
lanes st. Standing about eight feet distant he nred
which Detwesn the legs OF Patrick Hogan. OF No.
76j Tiird-aye., who happened 10 be In the room
adjoining that where Inc target was pinned.
liz WAS about getting out wnen the
fourth shot struck the foor glanced of and Knocked out
his right eye He taken the Eye and Ear Infirm
sry at Ihireentn-s and second where the phys
clan found the wound serious that tho paent may
de At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice MUIR
ray held shutz to await the result OF the injuries
Inflicted. shutz completely broken down W the
cad Effects OF his bad iuarksmaLship.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
HOME NE VS..
ppOuINENT ARRIVAIA

Fifth Avenue HOtel-Congressman FRANK X
U,scock of Syracuse Congressman william whitng OF
Massac cbusrtts; General j. A. Williamson. OF washins-
ton and william Bross, OF Chicago. Ftctord Ho's'
The MARQUIS del Real Socorro. OF Havana CIdr1nuv"
Hoevicente g. Quesada ARGENTINE Minister rarr Of
inctu . Gilsev HOuse-General Joseph b. CarI' vi
Troy ana Judge Nicholas Longworth. OF Cincinnat.
Murray ma Hoei-Ex- Congressman David h Palse' OF
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
A DUTIFUL DdUGUTER,

From The BostOn Courier
A pretty maiden fell overheard and her lover
leaned the side OF the boat she the
face and said:
"Give me your hand"
"Pease ask papa she said she sank for the second
timo.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
LONG ISLAND.

FAST M,Rvoy-The ship Marabout. outward bound ana
loaded with oil grounded yesterday morning In aehe og
part of her cargo thrown overheard ms olu uo
her and lighters were for All her cargo was oens
TAX EN- out evening
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d., Beach-st., near West
Br0sdway New York Hours IL 10 ani toll Diseases vi
nervous systom specially for tho last iorty years
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

People of sedentary habits undergo more or
less strain the system Liquid overcom
this and adds new life and vigor Give 1t tna Gfocera
and druggists keep
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
<3 sets. 7:3o Moon sets io5oMn age DIS
WATER.
dM-sandy Hook ll:lO Cows lard 1l:43 Hell Gate. 0A3
PX-sandy Hook lli23 Cows Isld- lli49 He'll Gatei l3s
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

ll4 Lexing gton-ave.. between 18th laf fjsIt.s
Honrss tO !. 5tO7. Diseases of the Nervous $50
GenitO Urinary Or.sat im9)iol;s aai ,ss:.n-,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

taken during the Civil War; Among those already 90,
lectcd pictures Of nearly every Confeaefa'e 0o
mandng officer
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races. Monmouth PARK 2:50 ?. III.
Convention OF American Association OF the lnsrucors
OF the Blind Institution OF the Blind. 10 n NJ -,.
Presbytery of New York. Scotch Presbyterian Church
Meeting OF Electrical subway COMMISSIONER 49,.
Indian lacrosse match, Brooklyn Athletic Aesociaoh
Grounds r. , r., Dab :, q,
Manhattan Brockton cricket match, Prospect farK
a. hr A,rrp,
Reception TO Columbia College boat cre" Wy AiuD"'
Association, DelmOnico's evening ,- ~u xo
Election of directors OF NewYork Cable Company NO
2O6 Broadway -.... c..., f,or
Departure of TRIBUNE FreshAir parties, Grand Cen
trail station. at $50 and 9:l5 y. m
Meeting OF the Pilot Commissioners noon.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
FOUL DEPOSITS IN PLUMBING

Causes sickness and death Liquid carbolcrys cleansos
efvctually. sold by al druggists ~
w. II. II. CfiILDs 7S Maiden Lane N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

If a ocaI neWsdealer does not have a
sufficient supply of TRlBUNES, readers
can always order the paper by mail They
will save money thereby, as THE TRIB'
UNE is only $3.50 per year by mail, post
age paid. Mail subscribers will get their
papers BY the same early train as the
neWsdealers.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
FRENCH CASHMERE
81 CENTS

PER YARD IN THE FOLLOWING RANGE OF COL
ORs; PALE BLUES, PINKs. TANS, CARDINALS
BROWNS, NAVY. MYRTLEs, GARNETS. AND CREAM
WHITE.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06


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New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
PORT OF NEw.YORK .......... MONDAY. JULY

Noord land
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20
GLADSTONE.
The Old Man Eloquent the Idol of
the Scotch.

LONDON. June 19.-Mr. Gladstone, re-
turning from visit to-day, alighted mile
outside of Edinburgh, his intention being
to walk the remainder of the distance.
He was recognized by the people along
the road and soon had such crowd
at his heels that he was compelled
to take refuge in tram-car. He could not
escape the crowd though, and 1000 men,
women and children, cheering and yelling,
followed him till he entered his hotel. Mr..
Gladstone has written the following letter
to Mr. Game. Liberal member of parliament
for Barrow, in relation to the speech re-
Gently made by that gentleman:
Your address quotes me as having solemnly
declared that the decision of the county must
be taken on both the government of Ireland
and land bills at once. request you to point
out where l made that declaration. This
matter is important and requires early atten-
ton.
To the above letter Mr.. Game has replied
as follows:
I did not quote the statement in question
as passage of one Of your speeches, but as
expressing my opinion of certain passages,
And further have read every word spoken
by you and fail to discover any statement in
dicating an intention TO abandon the land
purchase scheme. I should be glad if
could understand your letter as such an in
dication, even at the eleventh hour. Is this
your intention? If so, I deeply regret that
your decision was not sooner declared, as it
would probably have saved the party from
disruption and many of your devoted friends
from the painful position in which they find
themselves to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20
BRITISH POLITICS.
GlOucestershIre Liberals Reject an
a. Anti GIadStoneite.

GlOucestershIre Liberals Reject an
"a Anti GIadstoneite.
LONDON, June 19.-The Liberals of
Worcestershire have rejected the Hon.
Henry r. Brand as an unfit candidate for
reelection to parliament. and have ap-
pointed committee to select man who
favors Mr.. Gladstone's Irish schemes
A meeting held at Inslington,
night to support the Conservative
candidate for a seat in the house
of commons, ended in riot. The furni-
ture of the room in which the meeting was
held was smashed by the turbulent mob
Several omen were so terribly frightened
by the uproar that they tainted. One
lady
HAD AN ARM BROKEN
and was conveyed to hos
pital The speakers platform was
stormed by the crowd. The duke of Nor
folk. who is a Wing, was an occupant of
the platform. He was roughly seized by
the neck, jammed up against wall, and
hustled off the stage. A number of aristo-
cratic companions who were with the duke
were badly handled. The police were
summoned and succeeded in stopping the
rioting.
MIR. CHAMBERLAIN
addressed an Open-air meeting of his con-
stituents at Birmingham this evening. The
audience was lively and sometimes uproar-
ious, but motion approving of Mr.. Cham
berlain's candidature was carried
by large majority. In his address Mr..
Chamberlain said:
lam glad to at last have an opportunity to
meet the electors face to face. The last few
months have been time of great trial and
anxiety. l have always been q Home Ruler.
even when the bulk of the Liberals secuted
the idea, but L would never agree to concede
to Mr.. Parnel an independent parliament,
which meant the establishing of new foreign
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20
Local.

Fond wife to forgetful husband: '.Did
you bring any letters this morning, dear?'
Dear thinks he has and hands out three, all
given him at different dates to mail. La
dies, if you wish to please your husband by
making him nice present, just call and
see those gems of satin, silk and lawn ties
now to be had at the Manhattan. You are
sure to find something nice and suitable for
a present here.
Pupil-'I know how many days there
are in year-3654.
Teacher-"Is that SOP Where does that
fourth come IMP"
Pupil-"Fourth of July, guess" If
you have fourth of, minute to spare.
just run down town and get peep at the
beautiful show windows of the Manhattan.
1--WE have struck smooth road, haven't
we'"said passenger to the conductor on an
Arkansas railway. mo" replied the con-
ductor, I'VE have only run off track" You
can never run off track in buying your
mems. boys or youths clothing at the Man.
haitian.
A school-boy remarks that when his
teacher undertakes ito show him what is
what" he only finds out which is switch.
Never mind, my boy, you just beg your
mamma to bring you to the Manhattan for
new suit OF clothes.