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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

Just received fresh consignment of
cigars direct from the factory. Lovers
ola good smoke will do well tocall and
try them. Brands: key West Bou-
quet," "IIumming Bird and "petitc
Bouquet. Ii. THOMPSON. Grocer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

MIR. Jos. LaPnrtr AMI family arrived, in
the city Wednesday to remain permanent
tly. Mr.. Laror,c las rcntc.l the resi-
dencc lately owned 10y Mrs. q. II. Meg
Quier, on RAMSEY street.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

Mr.. Jos. Ewing lost 81 valuable horse
Monday night from collie. The animal
took sick %, the road from the ridge, il,
Minnesota, will, IL load of sand, and had
to he unhitcl,e,l and driven home loose
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

Ecxma. itchy. scaiy, skin fortunes.
he simple application of'Swavncs Ointment
without amy inl,rn;i, medicine" will cure any cnsn
OF litter salt l:hcum, ltln.wnrll. Piles Itch,
fmplrs Eczcimm. nil Scty itchy skin EruptinnS,
no ter hn" obstinate or long Standing II is
pGtcnt elective and cost but Il rifle
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23
Temperance Hotel

RESTAURANT.
[ have refitted and furnished the
Gingras building on Rolette street
for hotel purposes, and am now
ready to accommodate the travel.
ing public. Meals at all hours.
Charges moderate.
ls.3m ROBERT HUNT,
Proprietor
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

q. a. BOOKER sent down u sample of
his wheat this week to be exhibited ut
the exposition in Minneapolis. by the
Manitoba Railroad 20. Land Commits
sioner Bookwalter had heard of his fine
GOO acre field near Humboldt and wrote
for the exhibit.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

WHERE is our city marshal gone? lie
was last seen about five o'clock in the
morning, in good company, about two
weeks ago. hut neither his company nor
himself have been heard from since
then
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

Tile Moss Family of nine characters
are billed for Drayton, September End.
1t took large qua, antee to bring then
there as they are occupying Il prominent
position in the novalty line. They come
direct from Red Lake Falls, and return
east from Drayton.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

LAST Tuesday, Aug. Goth, was the
opening day for chicken shooting in Min.
nesota. The Iiallock, papers report
chickens plentiful, but exceedingly wild
for this season Of the year, owing to the
grass being SO short, and thin. A week
from tomorrow is the last DAY of grace
for our chickens, after that day they will
be protected only by their own instinct.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

nytng that is the Of its kind is be inflated and
II the fact that article countcreted is the best possible
evidence of its value There Of limitations of the Ivory
Soap which persuaded buy because they pay
profit than the Ivory WILL On Of this profit, the
grocer them to be u good the Ivory they
NOT but like all countee lack the peculiar and remarkable
qualities Of the genuine Ask for Ivoy Soap and insist
getting it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23
ELL gathering WAS given MIR

A FAREWELL gathering WAS given Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Strain Monday ever.
ing, by the Methodist congregation, in
the church. Tie weather was very
threatening which caused a good many to
stay away that otherwise would have
been present, as it was, good number
attended. The evening was spent very
pleasantly in social chats, supplemented
with refreshments. At the closing Rev.
MIR. Treglawny made short address in
behalf Of the congregation, thanking Mrs.
Strain for her indefatigable services rend.
cred the Methodist cllurcl, Of Pembina,
and as Il token Of mucl, services the
congregation ami Sunday school present.
ed her with fitting water set, wortl,
about S25. The present was very hand.
some piece Of silyerware bearing the
name Of the receiver and givers and date
of presentation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23
Harvest Excursion

-Four Special harvest excursions tc
Butte or Helena on the Northern Pacific
on tho following dates: August Goth
Sept. 10th, Sept. :ith, and Oct. stI,.
One fare for round trip, good for 80 DAYS
with stop over privileges. For further
particulars enquire of.
!, J. CrSN,ScmAM, Agent Pcmbina
or Charles S. Fee, general passenger and
ticket agent, st. Paul, MINI. ST.
----------------
Pains in the small of the back indicat,
a diseased condition of the LIVER and
Kidneys, which may DO easily removed
by the use of DIR. j. ii. McI.cans Live
Kidney Balm. sl.OO per bottle. Is
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

Tie first and second nine played a
match game Of ball last Friday. The ORR
ginal nine were not all there SO the
game was not rs well played as it might
have been ifthe, had had the right nine.
The score stood s to IS in favor of the
seniors. We understand the junior nine
are making arrangements to play the
Emerson second nine at u picnic in st.
Vincent soon.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

w, >. KNEE>i,Aw.
Lawyers. Will practice in Courts OF Dakota
Minnesota. and before United States Land office
Money to Loan and Collections made.
FEifBLSIi, DAKOTA,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

WHEAT crop in this section is nearly all
harvested and stacking has commenced.
The wheat Is plump and will be easy to
grade. If We don't have too much rain.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23
REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY

The following lands are for sale cheap,
on easy terms. or may he rented by ap.
plication to the agents or owners. When
writing be sure TO give the number to the
LEFT and description of land referred to.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

TNRANCIS NIACGOWAN,
Attorney mud Counselor at Law. Special
attention given to litigation. etc.
ST. TI.AI,E.NT, .NI.A.A..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

~
SIIAS. Is. HARRIS, NJ. d
Physician aud Surgeon. Found at all hours
xhen not professionally engaged at his Office.
on S,usn,hn street ST day time and ut his resi-.
dcncc eli rGvilecr Street at night.
PEMBJAA, DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23

The accompanying letter was found
drifting before the south wind the other
day, and is explanatory in itself. Ifany.
one doubts the genuincncss, we can pro.
duce the original:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
HOLLYWOOD EM0RlAL.
THE DETAILS OF THE PROGRAMME
ARRANGED.
JAMES REED BROUGHT BACK
FROM NORFOLK.
a BJG RAILROAD CisE BEING
TRIED.
TIE HeDrieo vosc CauyaSscd Eases is
the Poitce t0u.t Yesterday Teach
cfs' INSTITUTE sundaJ school
Anntvccsary.

At meeting of the Hollywood Me-
neral Association held ON the 2ji ian
slant. all the details OF the
programme for NJ mortal Day we've
satisfactorily arranged. The pro-
cessiJn of carriages containing the
ladies of the ASSOCIATION and such of
their friends as NAV desire 90 accom-
pany them. viii fOim ON the corner Of
First and Eankiin streets. where they
will be joined at D O o'clock by the mill
tary. " no will be under the charge of
Lee Camp.
The procession will then march TO
Hollywood. where an Grafton Will be-
delivered by the Rev. Robert u. Kerr.
OF the First PIe.bf terian Church
Rev DIR. Laudrum Will introduce the
orator and offer the prayer with which
the ceremonies are ALWAYS opened. No
carnage will be allowed within the
grounds except such as have the Assoc
citation badge. THESE badges may Dp
obtained by any ladies desiIIng To- join
the procession by applying 10 Mr-.
Hotchkiss. No. . east Franklin street.
AS it is not deemed advisable
TO allow any very large number
Of carriages within the grounds, the
number of badges u be distributed has
been limited to sixty. OF these The
members of the association have thirty.
and thirty will be given To such other
persons as may call for them. Those
who desire the badges are requested 10
call for them early. as no more Will be
distributed. and the rule of first come
first serve will be strictly adhered
10.
The ladies will be busily at work in
Holly wood from 10 to on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. and most
cordially and earnestly invite all per
sons interested IN the cause. whether
members Of the ASSOCIATION or not. 90
come out and assist them IN their work
Of decorating the grounds. monument
and speaker stand. The boys II the
Male Orphan Asylum aud students of
the Baptist College have heretofore
been of invaluable assistance TO the la
dies.
1t is hoped that many others. both
ladies and gentlemen. will JOIN this
year in the really arduous work $50
faithfully taken in hand by the ladies.
Those who cannot render personal SER
vice can be of material and by sending
to Hollywood on Wednesday or
Thursday. between the hours of 10 "A
NJ. aud L. M, contributions Of
flowers OF evergreens.
Special attention should be given TO
the boxes placed al the various en-
frances to Hollywood. Contributions
dropped therein viii be gratefully re-
ceived by the ladies. who VIII use any
such for the Preservation and dccora-
ton of the soldiers graves.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
The.sfanli Of Death.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Mamie
Charles WAGNER. wife of Mr.. William
WAGNER. died suddenly at her late resi-
dence on west Mar hall street Friday
night, IN celebration of the baptz.ng
Of their three children Mr. and Mrs.
WAGNER had social reunion. After
a pleasant evening spent Mrs. Wagener
retired, but early yesterday morning she
was suddenly taken with cramps and
after lingering till o'clock she breathed
her last. Mrs. Wagner was loved by
her friends. aud possessed many lovely
characteristics.
Mr.. W. ID McGill. son Of the late DR..
Charles McGIll. died yesterday in Balti-
more. The deceased had many friends
in this city, who will read the an
noIncement Of his death with deep re-
gret.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
Ifrsc-iiais.

game Of baseball was played 10
the yard of the Executive Mansion yes
terday evening between the Little Nir-
ginias and Clay-strcct nine. The for.
mer won by score OF T. to q. The
PLAYERS were:
Little Virginias t Brock, D.: j.
Stones. T. f.: NJ. BiDford. b., i. Lee.
!. f.; l.. Harrison. c.; A. Warren. . b. .
b. j. Cannon, b.; II. Minor, C. f.; ".
Claiborne. s. =.
Clay. street Todd. c.; Jones. p. Pull
Ter. . b.; Crurchlield, 5, s.; Hall. 3 b..
Harris, |. f.: Waddey. C. f.. Tabb, r. +.
Brock made three-baggcr. Biniord
two two-bagSers, Warren one two-bag-
ger, Cannon one two-baggcr aud a
home run, Todd and Pullcr each enc
two-bagger. There was some good
playing all round The Little Virgin
las have played twelve games and never
have been beaten
Tue NIrginias. formerly the Virginia
Bfights, and the Notion men played a
match game Of baseball Yesterday
evening at Clark's Springs. resulting in
"A victory for the Nirginias by Il score
Of 81 to 6.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
POLICE COURT.
The Cases Before Justice Cruichhefd
Yesterday

The following cases were among
those disposed Of at the Police Court
yesterday:
+ l.. C0gbill was charged with being
disOrderlv on street car No. and in
terfering with +. w. Hogg IN the dis
charge of his duty as driver Of saId car.
The case was continued until Tuesday.
May 2Sth.
Mantel Roy Carter was charged
with a-saulting and cutting and
wOunding with "A knife JOhu H. Bailey,
with intent TO kill. Carter and Bailey.
two factory hands. had a difficulty in
Williams alley. which ended with
Carter drawing knife and cutting
Bailey Oh the left arm. iDilicting quite
bad wound. Carter was sent on to
the grand jury.
The continued case of William
Quarles and Johanna Quaries. his " lfe.
charged with stealing "a number
of bags from )lessrs. : w. Travers q
Co. The evidence showed that William
Quarles had been employed by the finn
for about three years. HIS employ Is
had treated him with many kiudnesses
He took advantage OF the trust i'm
posed in him ard carried of bags
TWO or three at time.
and sold them for a tri-
fling sum at a junk shop. lie
admitted taking them. On "A search
warrant fifty bags were found IN
Quarles house. The only interest 10.
hanna bad was TO sell them at her hus-
band S request the police officer stated
that she was rot to blame. and she was
consequently discharged. Mr.. Trayers
spoke a word iu beha t oi Quarles The
Police Justice gave hm mid punish
ment-thirty days in jyl.
The continued case OF Willie 3D.
wards. the mulatto girl who was en-
plOyed by Fannie kOx. charged with
abortion on the person of Bessie Muir
phv. was called aud continued until
next Tuesday afternoon at clock.
The case OF frances Beasley lcolored),
charged with stealing lot OF clothing.
The property of some one unknown.
was continued until June ith.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Whether the following is an ohici4
communication from the luuatic asy
+ lum on ihe turf is more than we can tell
bat as it looks like a conspiracy oI
something about The 100, we would BIKE
to hear IL translated.
"STAUNToN. VA, May 2}. 1850.
Dear Biil.-Did YOU get my D. ter of
several days ago regarding the Badge
Ticket
am anxious 10 mingle with IL. as DO
is q "sinch aud cannot go wr0ug.
Yours, very truly,
GAflnEr
To COL VIM. Saeiiings.
Mr.. Clayton Orr OF Petersburg. was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Nelm-. of Newport News.
passed through The city last night. on
his way to Petersburg, whore his sister
is lying daugerougly III.
Judge Daniel A. Grimsley. judge Of
the Circuit Court of Culleper, was a.
the Capitol yesterday.
Mr. Charles Tinsley, Of IIenrico, was
IN the city yesterday.
At Boschen S Park. yesterday after
noon. 4 game Of baseball WIS played
between the Every Saturday Club and
the Mcclure Club. resulting in the de
feat OF the first-named club by "a sc0te
of II 100.
Mr K T. Armistead and T.. II. Gloves.
of Williamsburg. paid Richmond ly-
ing visit yesterday. =
Pat Rattcr's horse won the race at
Alderman Bclvin's track Friday.
Although the weather seemed tickle.
the ladies turned out in numbers yes
terday. and the display Of pretty sum-
mer costumes WIS very brilliant and
attractive.
Rev T.. A Cole. pastor Of the Third
Christian Church, is at Newport News
conducting "A series Of gospel meetings. /
To day R-v. T.. B. Hagby will hll the
pulpit at the Third Christian Church.
Mrs II. II. seldom, No lO2 poflh /
Ninth street. returned to the city yes
teriay evening after a very pleasant .
visit Co friends ia Norfolk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
su.,,.y->c,.oe, ann,,er.ar,.

The rugular anniversary of the
Protestant Episcopal Sunday-schools
will tase place this afternoon at ST.
Pauls Church at 4:3O O'Clock. The
various Sunday will meet at
$ 80 at their respective school rooms
and march in body 10 st. Paus. The
entire church. galleries included, will
be- reserved exclusively for the
teachers aud scholars. as st. Pauls.
large as il is, is taxed to IT'S utmost
seating capacity to accommodate the
children who attend. An interesting
programme Of exercises mas been ar
ranged. which will include a ten
minute's address by Rev. Hartley Car
michael. rector OF st. Pauls. There
will be singing of h"mns IN chorus.
chants and responses between the min
is,cr and the separate schools, beginning
with st. Andre VS.. ard ending with st.
Johus. The oil rtory will be devoted
10 diOscesan missions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
Property transfers

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded IN the Chancery
Court Yesterday III. T. RichesOn to
Frances l.. BOuIquenOt. 10 feet east
side Fourth between Leigh and Jack
son. improved 81 500; j. =. Ford TO
George W. New, l6t feet on Fifteenth
near Marshall. improved, 5000; {. l..
Denoou TO James Nelson. 20 feet north
side Orlcaus near Second, Sl60.
The following were recorded in Hen
rico:. +. c. Brauer to Phillip Bissell S
trustee. Is 100 acres OH Brook turn
pike. $500 James T. Dickinson.
trustee. to Mary +. Monterio. 80 feet
south side National Cemetery road, be-
tween Brown aud Lewis streets. S63;
Franklin Davis and others TO John
Pope 9G acres east side Brook turnpike.
SO. 100: N. Gilmour to Elliott j. Mil
ler. 21Os acres on Hermitage road.
s4f 26O: l.. W. Henley TO William {.
Thomaeou. acres IN Henrico county,
$50: Frank NJ. Woon, special commits
sioner. to Christopher c. Grant, one
half interest in 10 feet on Cedar near
Baker. ~232 sc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
llENRIC0 COURTS.
Evidence Fcard on me Exceptions OF
the Railroad Company m the Bel
Line Land Damage sascs

Judge Minor was engaged all day
yesterday hearing evidence on the ex
ceptions Of the railroad company 10 tho
amount awarded by the commissioners
appointed for the purpose to Mr.. J.
Buchanan for land damages occasiOued
by the running of the Belt Line through
his property.
, A number Of well know citizens, in
Guiding a number of real estate agents.
were summoned TO ties tIfy as to the
value Of the property Though which
the railroad is TO run. Up to 2:30
O'Clock the evidence was heard in the
Commonwealth-attorney's room at the
county court house. Aroccss was taken
fordinncr aud the court reas-emoled in
the rooms of the Bar Association. that
being more eligible to the counsel and
witnesses than the courthouse. All
the questions and answers were taken
down by stenographer. the idea being
that in case the judgment of the
County Court should not be satisfac-
tory. complete record would exist for
use IN an appellate court. Mr..
W. {. Preston, counsel for the
railroad. stated that if the
court sustained the report of the com
missioners. he would certainly appeal.
Major 4. r. Courtney and Mr.. w IL
Sands were present as counsel for the
property owner. Major Courtney TAX
ing an interest in this case. as he is the
counsel for DR.. Patterson. whose
case comes up next. The taking
of evidence in the rooms of the Bar
Association continued till late hour.
and was then adjourned over until to-
morrow. No evidence has yet been
taken on the part OF the property owner.
Major Courtney said yesterday that
they would summon the commissioners
as among their witnesses
The case of Dr.. K. 4. Patterson. " no
was awarded upwards Of So 600 dam
ages, will not, in all likelihood. come
up at this term of the court. as the May
term expires tomorrow, and the Buch-
anan case will doubtless take up the
Whole day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
he STOLE GOLD.
Jamcs reed Brought Back From Nor
folk

Yesterday morning the TINES con
tanned special from Norfolk stating
that man by the name of James Reed.
wanted by the Richmond authorities
for stealing sheets of gold. had been ar
rested in that city. Yesterday morn
ing Sergeant Cosby went down to Nor
folk 90 get him.
Joseph Reed has been working at his
trade as bookbirder in various bnderies
in this CITY. About ten days ago he
stole box of gold leaf from Messrs.
jenkins q WaltbalI. used in guiding
books. valued at about forty or fifty
dollars. From Messrs. W. L. Simons q
Brother hc stole brass machine. val
ucd at -25. The early part of the past
week bee went to Norfolk. taking the
machine with him.
The police authorities learning of his
presence there, wrote TO have him ar
rested. which was done. and the fact
tclegraphed here.
Reed has confessed to his crimes, and
SAYS that poverty forced him TO 1t. lie
wit be before the Police Court to-mor-
Ttyf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
Veterans wno win 60 TO Washing ton

The members Of George T.. Pickett
Camp, Confederate Veterans. who will
20 to Washington tonight to receive
tomorrow the silk United States flag
from the Philadelphia Brigade Ass0cia-
ton. are as follows:
Commander +. Y. Reeve. Second
Lieutenant Commander Il. II Fox,
Third Lieutenant Commander A. Jen-
niugs. P0-t Commander Charles H..
Locbr, Officer OF the Day R. H..
Northern. Ensign S. +. Buford. Com
rades W. j. Baker, a. G. Anthony. 4.
!. Haynes. f. G.. Chesley. William
Snellings. and Colonel X. b. Berkeley.
besides others.
Among those invited and expected 20
be present at the presentation are Gen
eral NJ. ID. C0rsc General g. II. Stew
art. General Eppa Hunton, and General
James L. Kemper.
L presentation will take Place on
the White House lawn. and not in the
East room as at first contemplated.
The delegation from Pickett Camp
will meet at the Union station this even
ing "a J:Ij 90 arrange the reduced rate
tickets. All friends of the camp and
others who desire 20 accompany the
delegation from the camp on this trip,
can do so at the reduced rates. They
should be at the station by 6 o o'clock
this evening.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
The Two Graud concerts bs the Peters
burg fe.ifSai chorus.

The two grand concerts by the Peters
burg Festival Chorus Orchestra ana
Sololsts were heard yesterday by full
houses. In consequence Of the acct
dent on the Richmond and Pete sburg
Railroad. reported IN another column.
the adult chorus did not reach the city
last night until half past nine
O'Clock. and took seats on
the stage about 10 O'Clock. In the
meanwhile the instrumental portions of
the programme were performed with a
finish that evoked hearty applause after
each number. Miss Elizabeth lIamlln.
"A radiandy beautiful lady, sang the
Ave Mara. BIS GUon0d, ANA mad 10
repeat It.
The chorus. numbering one hundred
and fifty men. trained 90 the highest
degree. and sang with perfection. the
pondorous chorus, Untold Sc Portals,
from the RedemptiOn,. was rendered
with power aud accuracy that caused
enthusiastic comment. and was the bet
rendered number on the programme at
the night performance.
The gem OF the Two performances
was the singing Of the children. The
body of little. folks. some Of whom were
little toddling children, numbered
about two hundred girls aud one hu1-
bred boys They arrived at 1880 L. u. .
and lett for home immediately after the
concert.
The girls were dressed in white. AMI
boys mainly in black Their behavior
was absolutely pert ct. They we're
as much on their perfect T
department a. on their sweet singing. F.
Their fresh ripping voices ma the F
Morning deviation. Hunting
Chorus" Lost Night and the bird .
song. arranged t. the waltz. The
Blue Danube. ~ was pleas
ing surprise. aud the chorus of
carried home with them the
best wishes and the heartiest praises OF
people.
Mr Clarence Hay. Miss Gertrude Ell
monds, and Mr ID NJ Babcock were all
applauded IN each number
sung by them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
DRAINED WITH 4 BRICK.
Andrew Nash the sufferer. ana Wbisisy
the Cause.

Last night about 9:'O o'clock Andrew
Nash a coiored man. wasin 3. Remke s
saloon. No. 3l2 Seventh street. An
drew is stoutly built man. and ap
parenty capable of caring for himself.
but on this occasion he had tackled "a
considerable amount If mountainous
eruption. in the shape of strong whisky.
This aud a full, loud voice Infected
with bitter spleen raised the ice of "a
sable frequeuter of the same saloon,
and when Andrew lifted himself ont
into tho street, the aforementioned
augered individual selected the oppor-
uuity to get even with Nash. a full
sized brick was selected as the missile.
and a biz confused wound ON the fore
head. was the result. Or. e.. W p.
Brock rendered surgical relief, sewed
up the wound. and left Andrew to tbe
care Of The police az the Second police
station. Sergeant A VI. Tominson is
on the track of the offender.