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The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

We are in receipt ol Il communication. from Springcrville, in which the writer makes the suggestion that lhe Board oi Supervisors extend thc time loI pay ment or taxes, un:ii after the first ol January. This would undoubteiIy meet the appreciation of many Of our citizens and We have as little doubt but that the, Supervisors would make the concession readily In reply, however, to our cor respondent we will state that the time for payment of taxesi is fixed by Iawand the Supervisors have no authority what ever to change it, such matters being exclusively within the control and un- der the supervision oi tie legislature such privileges and grants can only he extended by tiiat body, aud any acton 0f the Supervisors would have TO bind ing effect We are gi,j to hear iom
 ifni. dat 'a ol,- d. ,,.i times, but it l. ,..s .m8I:j5j.i.' r!se "i newspapers nor to pihlisn contradictions unless tie names oi the authors are given. The rcasons for tils rule are so patent it is useless to g:vc them. Those who are kind enough to favor us with correspon- dencc, wiii please remember to always give ns their real names, although their notifications may appear under Such as .daled names as they see proper, and Il 10 impropricty exists, tine ari iicles will t!wavs rereive attention
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
aDs.Evrsr,usAToEs's No,EeCE.

In the Probate Court i'll and for the County of Apache, Territory ot Arizona. in the matter of the Estate Or Norris Darth, deceased. Notic is he.eoy given by the undersigned, administratrix oi the estate of Morris Earth, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the saii deceased. to ex- hibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publi cation of this notice. to tiIe said admin istratriX. at fer residence in Holbrook, Couty of Apache, Arizona.
 PERFE{' "A BARTH. Administratrix of the Estate of Morris Earth deceased.
 Dated May 10, 1886. mvI3-IOm
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

John B. Milner has witldraw IIs| light from under the bushel of jouska ism, and will hereafter place it updu legal hill, where it can be seen of .ill and henceforth irradiate like the Bal tho.d: statue enl;gbtening the darkneS of Arizona world, and the frame woti will, in future times, be known as JuaI 5. Miner, Esq, attorney aBd counselor pacing after law.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

There is but one power that chains a man hand and foot, that eGectually drives all the sunshine oIst of kiss heart and home, and that is whisky. AIco- holism Is cured in all its stages hy the "Acme Treatment. Read their adver- tisement in another column.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

Mir. T. Farley, ef Snowflake caiue io town last week accompanied by iais wife, for the purpose of having cancer re- moved from her nose. The operation was successfully performed by Dr. Dai- by, and we are pleased to announce that the prospectsof her speedy recovery are exceedingly flattcring.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
500
-RIS Es yNy A R Dg

On last February, welost seven hun dred ,Alerino sheep, from near Pleasant Valley Tonto Basin, Arizona.
 Said sheep were stolen from the range and supposed to have been driven in the direction of St. Johns, Arizona.
 They were of various marks as follows: 1st, An over halt crop in the right ear. and an over slope in the left for ewes, and the same mark reversed for wethers. 2d, \ swallow fork in the left ear and an over slope i'll the right for ewes and the same mark reversed for wethers.. 3d, Two splits in the right ear for ewes. We will give $1 300 for the arrest and conviction of the thieves and return of the sheep or $500 for information which will convict the thieves and $500 for in- formation leading to the whereabouts of the sheep.
 DAGGs BRos & Co.
 JURGENsEN x JACOBS, Flagstaff, Arizona o14-2m
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

vated that ii is necessary to ampuiate the foot We are informed that Dr. h.''bF."ii perform the operation to-day. NJ Wilkins is 6 years Of age, and we asi the operation may prove fortunate and tLlat Il.s recoyerE may he speedy.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
NOTICE FOR pUBLICATIoN. i
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZ.
 NOvcmber 2lih ISSG

IsANJ UFfINI- \ T T I1LNNVIIf -AItIL
 November 2jIh, ISSG. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make ilnal proof in support of lis claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk, or i'll his absence the Judge rf the DI tricC Court of Apache County, Arizona Territory, at St. Johns, Arizona, ,nuGry l>t. 1887. viz: simon r. Murphy, of Show Low, Arizona Tcrritor. for his Dtciardt0ry Statement No 1891, for the southwest 14 of the northwest "A, Scc,i0n No. 2, Township No. ten north, range No. twenty one east
 He names the following witnesses tO prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of s0!d liild, viz Peter C. Wood. John Adams. Davi,. savage of Show Low. Ag.zOli5,, and Jas Mcianie!, oi Juniper Ar.ZJi.a
 MO-l-Nl J, L. GIMP Eegistcr
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT ARIZ November 4th, 1SS6

November 4th 1Ss6 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler naS filed notice Oi his intention tO make final proof in support of lis claim and that said proof will le made before tre JuCge, or in his absence, the Clerk of the District Court 0! Apache Couaty, Arizona Territory, at St. Johns. Apache County, Arizona, on December llth, lSS5, viz: Patrick Nj Hen. of Show Low, Apache county, Arizona Territory, for his De Clardtory Statement, No l710 for the north l5 0f the southeast l. and the south j5 of the north east | 0f section No. tGcnty-;wO (22), ia Town ship No. Il ne (9], north of Range No twenty three (33) east.
 lie names The following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation oi Sald land, viz: Clarence Morrow, John Porter, Joseph 5ponsler. George II. Thompson, all of show Low, p;!Clc ounty, ArizOUa.
 nOl-6t J. L. CAMP, Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

Quite lt;le oa-;&!i in ,;t. Johns. last SUui4y night, and for several days since t.Ie weather has been cold and dis agreeable, attended with steady, strong winds.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

OCtODcf Ttl loSO. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has flied notice Of his intention t1 make final proof in support or his claim, and or i'll his absence the Clerk of the District Court of Apache county Arizona Territory. at St. Johns, Apache county, Arizona Territory. OH November l2th 1885, viz James M. Flake, of Snowflake, Apicht County, Arizona, for the northeast 14 Of Section No. fourteen (l4), i'll Township No. thirteen (I3}, north of range No. twenty-one I'll cast.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said land. viz; J. N. TrtemUre. k. \. E. TaI- ley, C. L. StrattOn. ana D. Kartchner, all Cf Snowflake, Apache County, Arizona Territory. oct1-6t J. l.. CAMP, Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

The mother and sister of Harris Bald win, Esq. left for their home lit tie East on last Friday. They leave many friends in Arizona, all of whom unite iii wishing them a pleasant and fortunate journey.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

Prudencio Lopez, son of Roman I-o- peg, one of our St. Johns me VAUjsie. Tuesday for Las Vegas whe.e t.s-Fi.i it.. main for some tiase ,itel.iHe ecuos..
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

Our esteemed ieilow-cltizen, St. Geo.
 Creaghe. was suddenly called to Albu- querque on account of the sickness of one of his children. We understand he intends bringing his family back with him, and sending his children to school
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

The Overland Apni:iIy fer December will contain several stories by uew wrl- ters. chapters 0f IwG SC iaiselisalpg iant Californian sketches, aniIqanrsments for the year 1857, and hia sdl ne growth and development of fIssa- zine. ii will be most ralia liiN gam Der to buy and send East to f1i<nsislo
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

Will some one tell us who it vas made the remark the other day, "I don't care who is right, bat stand chance to se- cure business from the one, and moi from the other, and will stick to the former"
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

E. F. NJ. Blake has just received a full assortment of gei&s eiorl,inss, ho3aa shoes, hats, caps, etc Give him q cail and examine his stock before pusclias;iie elsewhere.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
A Good Bargain
 FOR GSa GGl@ NgE @Kl 2

The undersigned offers for sale one half interest in valuable range. Cat tie. at reasonable price will be accept ed in payment. The range will pasture three or four thousand head of cattle, comprising'a valley 30 miles long by 20 wide, with nine watering places ranging from three 10 sixteen miles between. Bunch and gramma grass. For particu- lars address T. l.. BLACKBURN,
 Providence, San BernardinO CO.,, Gala.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

A few days ago, we learn tlsat some unknown parties, said to consisof tisree Mexicans and one AInericauf I'll. sttf i abont one hundred head of hSathE Esn the Zuni Indians. No traces, "A xat,c ci ths missing animals, and no n,etns of identifying with certainty the I<1e A,- tors
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

Thanksgiving day and even if we mEst foregO the traditional turkey, we trust our boarding houses will at least kill the fatted calf
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

Pink West. from the Meadows. was around saying, 'how do you do y to his numerous friends in at Johns the fore part of the week
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

On last Sunday Air. Wilkins of Nut.i- oso. was brought to town Some three months ago he eat his right foot ve Y severely. Erysipcl;ss set s. . ,,s.o. ,..,... thereafter, and has become 80 aggra.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

Henry Tuning, Esy., goes East upon business matters about the 2Gth of tine month.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

There are some people wio seek to merit heaven by making earth hell v
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

D.. Wm. T. Daley .eturned from il short trip to Navajo.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

From the Cicnega Maria, a roan horse, about l5 hands high, and about twelve years old; branded H on left shoulder. Any information concerning the same will be thankfully received by
 n1l St BALTAZAR JARAMILLO.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25

rest assured that he or she has the very best the world affords. See advertise meut in another column of this paper
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
LOCAL NEWS.

St. Johns, Thureday, Nov. zS.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
POST OFFICE.

REM. BLAKE, P. NJ. Office hours: oIcn rem A. N. until P. M. On Sundays from to sPM. Mail closes going east at II A. 1.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-11-25
STOLEN

J. L Camp, Register.
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J L Camp, Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
VOMEN ARG UE FOR REGISTRATIONS.
MR. LACoMBE GIVES THEM THE LAW on The SUB
OTHER REPLY.

MR. IACoMBE GIVES THEM THE LAW ON The SUBJ
OTHER REPLY.
CORPORATION Counsel LacOmbe wrote to the
Ladies' Suffrage Committee recently. explaining the
legal reasons why inspectors OF election cannot allow
women to register he said that the ao chapter CO.
Of the laws OF 1872 in the CoDsoda-
ton Act chapter 4lO OF 1882 provides III at tho inspect
ors shall receive the applications for registration OF
such male rrsdents OF their several election
districts as are the day OF election next foi-
lowing the dav OF MAKING such applications would Dc
entitled therein, and who shall personally present tnem
selves and such only Mr.. Lacombe SAYS that the In
sprctors are thus forbidden receive the Applications
OF female for rrglsrstion shoul lh'y TO-
cevo they would violate the very law which
their office. -, ... a.,
nm CONSTITUTIONAL because It practically disfranc hses
come loyal but tue administrative ourer
appon ed under 1t 70 carry out its proVisions
cannot rcpudiato It.
The words and such refer the whole
ton but only Immediately preceding, VINO
shall personally present themselves These are Tue WOis
appear at the polls for that purpose
Then design and effect 10 forbid registration Oh aOse
tees 49,, a., ,,..oo,ors
would be forbidden 10 register any one whom
they did not know TO a for the section. on
your construction. would prevent their Receiving apPc
not unqnestOnhoy quiihou'
thou gll they sit purposely TO ascertain who "a 80
The word male" In That section does mol orOd IN,
part OF the when women dd not Know nor
rights. and hence Its trainers 'id not hnk IL
require applications 10 DO received ion Je"de
quaiDed voters =, 4. $780,, A..
Otnrr reasons are given. and the reply elgnoh py
ate Palmer steArns. Annoe Holmes. eliza b. Burnz
and CAistA Doty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE
CANDIDATES FOR THE Observation-Disclosures OF
THK LOWER HOUSE.

CANDIDATES FOR The Observation-Disclosures W
THK LOWER HOUSE.
HARTFORD, Nov. 1.-THE organizations OF
Swallowed Milton NJ. shamway. OF Kiiingly. who had
bean as candidate for the 5?oakersnIp has
vitbdrawn and Colonel II. W. r. Hoyt, Of Greenwich
Will be Che unanimou. ohocs Of tho Republican Caucus
and be elected Speaker easily the majority In the
House 10 81 according ~ tho last revisions WIN All
ties voted OF Colonel Hoyt 10 a man OF experience
will not allow the busin OF House to drag under
ledes Of the members elect In accordance
tanned In the Legislature Tor severA years the
IN the senate an Assistant CsrS McCOuvio VIII take
tho cl-rkshlp the HOus- Tue contest LOT a,Ns'"u'
clark h.. and thrre Candidates are IN the
neid--sm 'e y Ed y. mo was Mr. aeoonpo trnv
PlunIner Mr. Eddy will nave The ADVANTAGE o. ns OK
In last years canvass .nI 90" - tie ,n is
favor and IL be difficult 10 predict that ne
would be- the surcessful candidate. . - ,,,
The effort OF me Hartford times TO make hepuoicah
Legislators hos. VINO were eectei ifonl
tnwus which gave Cleveland plurality ought 10 cast
their vote IN tho LEGISLATURE for hn Is one
of IN, Jimmy OF Democratic lines OF tbought
In tns state and gru"ray laughed At rue ihct Is
trst IL ali tho Democratic Le1islal ors riec'en Ion
towns which gave Louns"ury plurality ana Moulu
for Lounshury would exceed the R'pubican n'Jotay
IA Al now stands Another discovery Oh nr u" y
i. hat one Nrw-Lnndou County X publican men"er
will mo-; ynIe for Mr. Lbunsbury. Inis "ioS~u usco'
srv hnwry@r i. easily offset by the absolute act tha
one ID pucratc state nator-elrct owes MS eiect,"n
10 X, publican votes given under the eApf,H~ ir"-
Senator aud h. secret OF procaimng the iact
That he intends 50 10 vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
se oOURr CALENDARS TODAY

SUPREME coURr-caAMBERs-Th!rd Monday Motion Cal
SUPREME couRr-spEcAL TKaM-PAEr before Andrew
Is sss 9so ss9 esq 500 $751; aSS s2l i4s 2is 10 $50
O1 81 tgME cousr-sPEcAL TERx-PARr Ir-Beore Done-
Nos 200 2os ~ 2os 2Ss ge gsS a. sS - ~
aSa g S9s. s slI 49, 900 900 sai. 5S2 s45.
sS s a UT I ass s
2!s! Sls 2ss7 2tss 1892 aS4S i4S4 eo' SSSo '''
svrEs8E CoUaT-CiRcUn-PAE II:-Betore Beach l.
Nos 2J-g S2s6 1855 4230 1916 $685. 1864 4276 1901.
1902 1901 Sl4 $40 2574. 2es7 1897 800. 1884. 1884,
su t coUar-ciRcuIT-PARr II:-Be,ore Barre,. l.
sS S 25 ss s ssa as 1ss sG sa 1888 IT,
1895 i40la 2i67 1891. 1882 So9l. -, NJ. n.,.
IS sunRooaTEs couKr-Befcre Rollins swnl of Rosa v.
supxRroR CouRT-sPEcIAL TRRs-Before Ingraham. j.
Nos AS 44e. 5l8. 5ls, 6zl 1913. 524. 1913 522 ,...
$50. lss5 i3i4 500 1899 lzsO liO2
l42s 81 I2,2 ii2o Ss4. ll7s iz2o ii7''
spghfos counf~iPiI TERm-PARr II-Before Traax,
Nos 1892 i4gliis7 lgs 1876 49, 1888 1888 ioos'
man. JNos $751; sS llls 1872 l2'S ;oa d2ss 1896 $40
COMMON PIRAs-GESRRAL TERN Before Larremore, cJS
DAILY and Van Hoesen. J. J:-Nos H. ~ ,o..,.va,
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcAL ikhA-ne'o'o oooN''' -
N COMMON pLEAs-TwAL TERa-PARr I-Before Allen, IL
f Nos 1888 i?a e55 1885, laeS iO0' 1852 1902 m
CRY Co1RTTRIA TEgMPARI lIoBefore Ban I-S SSs
s97 ss 300 dos i's s 81 s So rs 757 as7 100
is ,a ~ s 4o 1885, s ya s st
26i ST. i56, iii, Si9. 2is. l6l. l9L o.,n ...
DIST. Attor Feliows-AdIourned TO nov H.; n......
COURT GENERAL sEssloSs.PAkT i,Be'o,e hecoIu%
g. T. J. 3 To- PIeadings III y, IL r,po,oro raa..
Cowne and Assistant District Attorney Party. l.
ISIS, 6,7. s. g. TO- PeadIngs-ll. IL. IL, Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
THE SUNDAY IRiBUN

BuIparia Under the Knout was the topic of the
regular Constantinople correspondence IN yester-
DAVIS SUNDAY TRIBUNE; political. personal and So
cal topics were written by the Paris correspond
emit; Mrs. Helen Campbell discussed the Bargain
Counter; General Badearr told of Grant and the
Prince of Wales; Mr.. Edgar Fawcett continued the
Confessions of Claud; Boston spondent do
cussed the present condition OF New-England
churches; Henry JameSs new story. THE Prln-
cess Casamassma." Professor Bard's history Of
The Huguenots and Henry of Navarro" and other
books were reviewed; and other features were
Anglomaula in New-York, Art News and Com
ments, Gas Still Holds Its Own, Stage Opera and
Play, Stories About People, Among Men of Mark,
Current Anecdotes, Among the Churches, etc. I'm
portant news topics were as fOllows
FoRETGN.-The week in London; the Eastern
question domestic affairs. - Count kalnokys
statement OF the policy of Austria. - COST of
grand opera In Paris and Berlin. - Socials 8
bound to have their day. - An effective boy
colt bv the National League. - Cutting NOT TO
invade Mexico. - An American vessel seized In
Halifax harDor.
DOMhsrIc.-Much stir in Princeton over the sup
posed insult to DR.. McCosh by Harvard. - The
football game between Princeton and Harvard won
by the former. - Militia dispensing m0bs OF
strikers in Chicago. - Disagreement of thejury
in the boycottng case at Plymouth, Mass. = =
Woodrow. - Young Englishman arrested IN
Chicago on complaint Of an Australian woman
Report OF SOllcluOr DlCOuc, VI Iho iioaouif'
80 Annual report Of General sheridan -
Heavy snow-storm in Northern New-fork State
- Inc Official count III Connecticut - ST.
Peters Cathedral burned 10 PIitsburg.
CRY And SUBUEBAN.-SharD and Richmond
asked to see the evidence against them before the
Grand Jury - Waite allowed to VISIT mis- home.
- Mrs. Stewards will admitted to probate.
- Wightman convicted OF blackmail: -
woman believed to have been murdered by her
husband. - An appeal for q National Labor
party - Result of the official canvass declared.
- Meeting of creditors interested IN French's
Hotel. - Testimony about the new Ticnborne
claimant. - A statue of Queen Victoria pro-
posed - Mayor Grace asked TO appoint women
On tine school Board. - Gold va ne of the legal
tender silver dollar t4l2le grainsl-46 11-16d pei
ounce -777B cents. 80 Stocks generally dull
with small ddctuations closing steady.
Copies may still be had at the oifce or by mail
Sixteen pages Price cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
THE SLEEPLEsS NAV.


companion marvel 10 Lho man III Milan who does
not cat Is the man, also an Italian. who does not
sleep. lis name IL Masslniiano LanAoni. his homo
10 Rome be Is orty Two years Old ho Is porter
ami he nils out his tlmo, when not employed la his
regular trade by cObblIng On three days in success
ION he appeared at newspaper Office and asked
there be printed paiag aph To tho effect that
10 had not slept q wink IN oighoon days and nights
AMI declared that he could produce coIrUboratve evi
uenoe lie has cred 10 submit u tests vi hrs powers
10 1--we without ,eop, aud Is also ready 10 prove that
his strength 10 not been exhausted by undergoing
any iauguing exerci-o-a long wax Tor Instance.
iils only ant -soporos frequent baths In cold
water. and now and then sniff OF ammonia. bottle
Of which Ia constantly about him. lie oats little.
and elsLreon days OF slcoplessness have not. he
says. causod the slightest discomfort for hini OR
fanny, HI secret his method, all he II truo.
Is well worth knowing. What would not . news
paper for instance give 70 DO able TO live liko
th(s Ranzeni OF Romef Could tho ability TO live
without eating, Like tho 6uoe Of Milan. DO also mAst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
oIFVILlNUS STRENGTH IN NEW-YORK STATE
Joseph J. ODonohue Of 7ammdnv Hail. reported by The

oLEVELANDs sTREN6TH IN NEW-YORK STATE
Ios,ph j. ODonohue Of TammdnV Hall. reported bp The
Washington StdT.
Can the Democrats carry the oLats In 1883 g. he
asked - . -
!" II depends on the candidates. With Cleveland II he
had psrD running tue nrst or November he would have
ice beaten; he state would nave xons Re publican.
snpportrd Cleveland IN 1884 aud worked lUr him. Ia
mem for Fow-r he uidnt better friend The
campaisn But II no mad been 10 tnis last election
Inc Stale would have kone Ropubncan."
" How is Blame Ia New York."
II he hal boen running this November he would have
carried the ate by $4,000 Ho could have carried IL
against ny body No (cUrrecng hmselI). AGAINST
Eil No beat iiill; [ at auy time AK ainst
tlryeapd Blaine got 1000 moro Democratic votes
Than he got before Hun carry the state. They can't
heat hip. lilo gets tho Democratic Vote LIS as told
CLEVELAND what We ant Is 20 get Dack tho Democratic
vote And To mold the others' he added. But uopt
want to others We don't want the Mugwumps;
we want the Democrats
Is uot Mr.. Cleveland tending toward renomina-
ton T.
his reputation is to do as he says Wen use his
letIsr Of acceptance against him. Wen against
MN tell you. Tnero 80, 900 Democrats VINO
voted for him before VINO wound 40 % Blame say
there 10 he cannot throw the workers and
the money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
NO TIME TO WAIT ON A COLORED MAN

A broad shOuldered, dark skinned negro
went into weil-Known coffee and cake restaurant last
evening and q seat at ono OF the square little
tables Tho black tall hat. a thick beaver
oyercoat his collar and CUTS sh,ne respondent, his
black tie was scrupulousy adjusted an he carried q
nght cane-iu short, his attire was fanitless ana MS
hearing of statesman OF the old choo
He waited for waiter come Tho place was COM
,ortably full Printers. sailors. fireman. policeman
and ne writer's around At tho other taoos
In one corner CITY Hall Park tramp nodded puuy In
bts aeep Behind counter the stout proprietor ana
his son took aud arters and supplied tho
corn, of waers With beef beans steamDg cups
OF ceffeo
The negro waited patiently for q walter The minutes
sped by and stll walter went near his 'ape ineJ
ali kept away n 1t had been touched with pesti-
=, al ne vbitesproned OF vctuas wistIuiy az
they wont back fourth with srmsiui OF piarry VI
h,ef md beans hot rolls and or steanihE c"u-o
Thsy were inst busy enough not 10 sse MIN. twenty
,uinnts mai elapsed aud the WAS sl watnt OF
a waller The patrons OF tho place VINO were thero
wnsn he had all eaten, paid their bills ana de-
psrted A ue of men Sat Al the tables E'on no
ID ,rk tramp ia ,1n taken by the collar anu ruirp
hustled inIo he street finish his nap I"enttnfo
minutes lad goue and the waited slll wlslluiy
ey~inx tho walters. ann lat To" busy 10 notice Hun
Thirty after ho tered the place tho coorea
m an rose his beaver Ovrrcoat cast nun
cry a The big round or corhed beef behind the
eountrr tn- pans OF brown besue and the cups OF
soaming coffee ana passed out into the street to hnd
meal eise where
al fhought he goin to set there till he had
,urned WHIT" remarked walter in an unfertone TO q
cnstomer as the co.0red Dian climbed the stairs.