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No Trace OF M,..,.r Frank ID Wara.

Tho family Of Frank D. Ward. one OF the
seven receivers OF the Brooklyn City Railroad.
who suddenly disappeared on June as. are
sun In complete ignorance OF his whereabouts.
30 lar as can be learned, all trace Of Mr. Ward
mas been lost since the afternoon OF June 28,
when he drew 800 from the railroad company
ana started OF on his two weeks vacation, In
lending at once to Join his wife and children at
NCSewourgh. He was seen to board a Gates
avenue car, which would take him within u
sholt distance Of his house. but II Is not
t oUnG that he reached 1t, as his yelise was
ttounu packed up after the return OF his wife
IRON ir0m The country. The railroad officials are
Sis Sry unable 70 suggest any cause for he
saa been In the office since he was a boy. Ills
st te1uhts we're correct 10 cent. and whom he
Sa,,teu on on his vacation he seemed to be in
perfect Perfect health and in high spirits over the
RLosDVcl OF reloinlnR his family In tho country:
az ne was man OF sober aud careful habits and
~ az as known was not involved in any COM
Ooiicthton; Up to the present time no member
n, ne missing man, family has asked the po-
"oo 10 assist in the search.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Three Members of the sub.Comm Itteo Will
Visit Paris In Its InteresL

PHILADELPHIA. July 2l.-After three days
sojourn ct Long Branch as the guests OF j. II.
Breslln Of New York. Col j. A. Mckenzie OF
Kentucky, Chairman OF the Subcommittee on
Permanent Organization Of the Worlds Fair
Commission, and A. I. Ewing OF Chicago.
another member OF the committee returned
to this city last night The other members OF
the committee, who we're also at Long Branch.
went to New York last night but will be hero
in time for the meeting tomorrow at Mayor
Filters offce. where the committee will meet
the old Centennial Board OF Finance. Gen.
Palmer OF Michigan, head Of the Commission,
and Secretary John II. Dickinson will arrive
here this afternoon and will also be present at
the meeting. Gen. Goshorn, director-Rener
G he NeW 3 sSo bs WIN
80 as TO give 70 the committee the benefit OF
his experience in organizing mammoth show;
Harrison will sail for France on the steamer
MMormsndie, where they go to consult With u:
Paris and bis seconds In command. COMMITS.
sioners Alphand. Berger. and brisson. An in
vitation will be extended to these four gentle
Fair and act In general advisory capacity to
The I'M M. Shs
and kerins. will leave for Chicago some day
the latter part OF next week to consult with
Director General for the Fair.
sPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 2l.-One OF the sur
prises OF the special session OF the HIN OILS
Legislature. which is to assemble to- morrow,
will be the aggressive part that is to be played
by the Illinois State Board OF Agriculture In
the forthcoming Worlds Fair legislation. 1t
has been known all along that the Illinois
Board of Agriculture is bitterly opposed
to the location OF the fair on the lake
front. the reason being that they. al
lege that that site will he entirely
cultural exhibits. When the Chicago directors
were considering this SUBJECT, delegation OF
the state Board of Agriculture appeared be-
that the Worlds Fair site be such as
would afford tho ampest acoommoda-
ton for agricultural exhibits. and in
sisting that the lake front would be entirely
inadequate. Since the Worlds Fair site has
subsequent differences Of opinion have arisen
In chicago which render the approval possibly
subject to reconsideration, and the 81 ate Board
OF Agriculture has appointed O. committee to
present to the General Assembly the views OF
the agriculturalists on the Worlds Fair site.
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BORN WITHOUT LEGS.
He Served q CaValryman, However,
Throughout the War.

PARKERsBURG. W. Va. July 2l.-Mr. Abra-
ham Bonnafeld. Clerk of the County Court OF
Tucker county, who died few days ago was
born without legs over fifty years ago. Donna
field took prominent part in political and
civillife. He served in several official capacities
In the county. and was one OF its most popular
citizens. When the civil war began Bonnafeld.
enlisted IN a cavalry regiment as u private
soldier.
lie attended TO his horse. fed. curried and
kept him in as fine condition a. any other
horse In his company, He required no assist.
Rnce in ;nounting and when in his seat Is said
The celebrated Fourth Texas Cavalry. AS an
active soldier he had no superior.
After the surrender Bonnaleld returned
TO Tucker county. lie was seven years ago
elected Clerk OF the County Court. and was
serving in that capacity when he was taken Ill
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BOSTON. July 2l.-The damage in New Eng
land by the present drought Is now past re-
covery whatever the future weather. Some
northern localities have been favored with
showers during the past week. but most OF the
distrlcts have been without rain sufficient for
OF the lOwlHnds arc sIill in lair condition.
Pustures are drying NJ rendering the early
feeding OF stOcE necessary. streams are low,
ana the beds OF shallow creekt arc dry. Grass
is the only abundant CROP and u large yield OF
excellent hay has been cut and secured. The
second crop Is Of lit value. and will not DO
cut except on bottom lands.
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PROTESTS FROM FRANCE

Her EFFORTS to Secure Action Against Our
Customs Administrative Bill.
PARIS. July 21.-In the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day N. Ribot. Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
replying to the Interpolation Of NJ. Dupuy in
regard to negotiations with the powers rela-
tive to the American Customs Administrative
bill said that the Government had been in ne
COLLATION. with the other European powers with
the object OF trying TO concert collective action
against the bill. The other powers. he said.
were averse to entering into any engagement
in connection with the matter. n. Ribot de-
clared that he feared further action would de-
feat its own object.
NJ. Dupuy said he hoped that NJ. Ribot would
strenuonsly try to secure from the United
States Government moderate application OF
the provisions OF the bill. In any case, he de-
cared. tho French Customs Committee know
now what course to adopt.
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A Crook Caught Aner Picking = Mans
Pocket of $4,000.

NEwBuRGH. July 2l.-Edward Kelly, believed
to be professional New York crook. put IN an
appearance here this afternoon, thinking the
rush to the city Of odd Follows would make q
clover field for him. He didn't wait until he
reached tho town 10 get in his work. for he re-
lieved W. 4. Perry OF Cold spring OF 81, 900 Just
as the ferry from, Flshkill touched tho dock.
lie was diseovered lust In time. and Perry
Rprng, who was with Perry assisted him.
Kelly broke away and fed, but Policemen
LoHier and Glynn, OF Newburgh soon caught
him and took him to the station. He was held
for the Graud Jury. Perry recovered his
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Knlsa BY . Fall from q HAMMOCK.

AaurOtta Donovan. the twelye-Year-old
daughter OF Margaret Donovan, a widow. OF
1853 Wyckoff street, Brooklyn was killed yes
terday afternoon bya lall from hammock.
which was swung from trees In the back yard.
Lauretla and TWO or three OF her playmates
were amusing themselves swinging in tho
toppiInR out struck the pavement on her mead,
Prompt medical attendance was rendered, but
the girl died within q short time.
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Going Home to Ask Forgiveness.

PETERSBURG. July 21.-For some time past
Mr.. C. =. Fawlette and Miss Grace V. Waymaok
OF Manchester have been lovers. but the
parents OF the young lady were opposed to
their daughters marrying. The young couple
met by appointment at the depot this morning.
took tine train. aud went TO Halifax, n. O..
whore the nurtial knot was tied by Justice
afternoon on the north-bound train en- route
for homo to receive the forgiveness and bless
ings OF their parents. The groom Is 81 years
OF age and the bride 10 and pretty.
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Plotting Against the Argentine Republic

BuENos AYREs. July 2l.-Notwithstanding
the denials OF the semi official newspapers that
q plot against the Government had been dis
covered. several army officers have been ar
rested for completely In conspiracy to over
throw the present rulers OF the republic AS
measure Of precaution against the potters
guards have been stationed about all the Gov
eminent buildings
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The Board Of Survey consisting of Capt Theodore r.
Kane equipment officer of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
and Naval Constructors william l.. NintoYus and ".
L. Caps whose duty 1t was to inspect the cruiser
Yorktown. have begun their examination. The star
board side been petty thoroughly scraped and the
pits and other defects have been ind Gated by chalk
marks Tho pits II Is thought are due TO RalvAnlo
action There Is an irregular patch of them about
twelve feet Oh the sarboard side aud thoy are
about three sXteenhs Of all inch in depth. Rust and
cOrrusun cniey noticeab tho keel plates aud
caused probably by the absence of anti
cove
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RoADHoUSE CONFESsES.
re Says he Killed Engineer vnndeventer
In self Defence.

VAN VERT o.. July 21.-Fireman Roadhouse
tonight cleared UP the railroad tragedy by
making full confession. At the Coroner's in
quest to-day there was strong proof OF the Ill
feeling between the fireman and Vandeventer.
the murdered engineer. When Roadhouse
heard Of 1t he made confession. but asserted
he killed Vandeventcr in self-defence
The confession is very sensational describ-
ing the desperate struggle on the engine. An
effort was made to keep it from the public. but
1t leaked out. and tonight a large crowd
gathered around the jail to which Roadhouse
was removed. Lynching is freely talked OF.
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Frank Augo Rnp Moro Antonio Wachaa, and An,
tUnia NsnReul the four Italians who captured by
tile JerSSy city police saturday night white dsuoSng Of
lot OF tho new g. counterfeit silver certificates
arralgned before United states Commissioner Muir.
Deid yesterday. Although they talked good English
when arrested they prOfesed no. to 10 HhlS tab
thing but ltA ian when the Commissioner QUESTIONED
them. They were sent to tho county jail unu Thurs
dAy, TO give lie ttOrekeepeTs who were sWudled
chance 90 make compla,nts The Jersey police are
passing Tho bad bills IN tins city The prisoners
all We'll dressed, Two OF them AuEo and WAchHlE arc
particularly stylish ia appearance,
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Silver for the British Mint.

LONDON. July 21.-In the House OF Commons
to-day Mr.. P. Williamson asked, in view OF the
marked influence Of American legislation re-
garding silver on the price Of that metal In
London. that steps be taken by tho Govern
mont to secure full supply for mintaRe pur-
poses.
Mr. Goschen Chancellor OF the Exchequer.
in reply to Mr.. Williamson. said that the mint
does not spNculate In silver. 1t must. sub ect
to reasonable foresight. purchase according to
its requirements.
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Mysterlous Death OF n Wealthy German

Mysterious Death of Wealthy German.
BERLIN. July ala wealthy retired mer-
chant named Max Haucke. 45 years OF age.
dwelling at 10 Leibnitz strasse, Charlotten-
burg, died suddenly ten DAYS after his young
and pretty wife bad induced two Samoan ma
tives TO desert CunninGhams circus and had
brought them Into Haucke's house, whore she
treated them IA equals. dressed them like gem
tlemen and took hem out driving. 10 the great
scandal of the neiEhborhood. Haucke was a
wealthy man AID worth l0DuO,OO0 mark IS. The
police stopped the funeral and held the body
for an autopsy. Cunningham. the manager Of
the circus. has sued the estate for 100000
marks damages for the loss Of his SamoRns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-22
A"s New brunswick Bridge Contract
Charges

me Committee Of the New Brunswick Board
~ fLeeholders met Yesterday to investigate
nv Se Sharge brought against local committee
rhlilip WeiRel, Jr" OF accepting bribe and
ksSluing the contract for building an iron
SSndge at Ryders lane to an opposltIon Arm.
sSroIIai houES were spent on the AFFAIR. and
W sn1I1e. 81 the Freeholdsis sharply reprimanded
tool SSn Ply VINO had rushed into print and to-day
Jn'Ss IHS committee had heen dsTellct In It's
after a i hiS wa denied. ard the, committee
H II report to the full Board, though inside
tnSaIinta..on max 1t about certain the Bridge
NVmtalttsO will be OGonOTGtSd
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SIGNAL oFEICE FORECAST I'LL ?. H. IrEsDAT
For Maine New Hampshire Vermont, AAsSAchusett4
Rhode Island, Connecticut fair weather; southwest
er!y winds; slightly warmer.
for eastern NeU Iork, s0Sfern PcnnsglUdnid ana Rte
jersey JIr pedter rdTIbe wiadG; stationary teMDtT>
dture.
For District OF Columbia Delaware Maryland and
Virginia fair; slightly warmer eastsrly winds
For western New York. western rennsylyAntA, and
West Virginia fair; eastey winds; stationary temper
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GIBRALTAR. July 2l.-Empress Frederick OF
Germany has arrived here on visit. Tho
shipping in the larbOr was decorated on her
arrival, and salute was llrOd in her honor
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waterspouts In Germany.

TRENT. July Ala waterspout has wrecked
all the railroad beds between this place and
Italy. and tourists are forced to continue their
Journeys by carriage. Half tho Tyro is under
water and terrific landslid0s hRvo DESTROYED
the railroad betWeen MalsbIuck aud Britain.
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LONDON. July 2l.-Nat Goodwin onened to-
night at the Gaisty Theatre In Tho Gold
Mine to a magnificent house. He bad q most
enthusiastic reception, being called before the
act he made u speech, which was received with
mr.
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TTbey Won't Take Paper Money.

MoNTEvIDEo. July 21.-The attempt OF the
Government to force the circulation OF the paper
currency has ended in hasco. Gold is at "a
premium.
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Georges Hugo Wounded In a Duel.

PARIS, July PA duel with swords was
fought yesterday between NJ. Menier and
Georges Hugo. son OF Victor Hugo, In which
M. Hugo was slightly wounded. The trouble
arose from q private quarrel.
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CARLsrIDr n j., July IA wagon containing VII
liam walling aged ~ OF SscsucnS and George Rudolph
aged 9. was struck by tram today WAlling was
throHl out aud Killed Tie boy WAS 40 bad hurt that
II 10 believed that he will die The horse was killed AMI
the wagon MAS demolished.
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I'm. n, Poor King otto,s Frsakn.

MUNICH. July 21.-Crazy King Otto refused
all food for three days. His physicians denied
him cigarettes. and he lost flesh rapidly. He
consented to eat, on condition that his cigar
elites should be restored. and now every meal
must be paid for at the rate OF twenty cigar
atlas
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ADrug Clerk Commits Suicide.

W.T. Call drug clerk in the employ OF A. N. Dob
bins at Co uRbus j., found dead in bed Jester'
day morning lives igStion showed that Can had
united suicide Ivy taxing poison no cause IL assigned
for tho act
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DIR. Peters Wants 10 60 for EmIn's Ivory.

ZANZIBAR. July 2O,-Emin Pasha. meeting
DR.. Peters at Mpwapwa authorized him to
recover the ivory left by Emin at NadelAi.
Dr. Peter will leave tomorrow for Germany,
hopeful Of organizing a new expedition. He
declares that | gauda Is entirely secured to
Garmnn interebIH.
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Opening the zambesi to Trade.


MOZAMBIQUE. July 2l.-Internatlonal nAvi-
cation OF the Inmbesi aud shire rivers will
shortly BIO proclaimed.
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ATHENS July 2l.-The Duke OF Sparta's son,
horn few DAYS ago. will DO rhriStened George.
I he Duchess is making favorable progress.
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LONDON, July 2l.-The Irish police reports
show thar l2j aghrlan out ages were commit
ted in Ireland during tho last quarter.
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VIetorIa,a Youageat Great-Eraaason.

LONDON. July 2l.-Tho Scotch team won the
national trophy at the Bisley range by nine
points.
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LONDON. July 2l.-.Henry H. Stanley has 70
covered from the Illness with which he Ma
seized Just before his marriage.
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IIeliGoland says GOod.by TO the Queen.

LONDON July 2l.-A meeting Of the residents
of the Island OF Heligoand. whose cssslon to
Germany Is provided for by the Anglo German
agree mont was held to-day, at which a crate.
full farewell address to the Queen Of England
was adopted
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The AWiitest trains arc run between New York and
Warrington via Jersey Central, heading and n. Anl
o. ArOE cars on al trains Station toVl OF LibsrIyS
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a Hub Punch Z an Indispensable 'lasOOAEd requisite
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He Tells Then They Have DisEraced Them
Selves-Some OF The N Sentences to Prison
Another Riot at Thnlr BArracks.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
The BOSTON STORE

strait, which is, fortunately, frozen over. The
icicle was very much worn and haggard by
the time it got here. Only ten minutes now
to get 20 Chicago
Sitka. 1f;50-Haven't got away from here
yet. Went out and caught seal and bad
Geld while waiting. Have just made bet OF
500 I'll so through on time.
Chicago, 12 M.-Was delayed at Sitka TIL
1859 in consequence of slight change IL the
time table. Stepped into the air tight tube
Of the Great Overland Rubber Band Air
Line route at that exact moment, the eaten
was loosed, and the gigantic elastic rope,
made OF the best Para rubber. and stretched
to its utmost tension. whskcd me across the
country. moro than 9 500 miles in direct line,
in the twinllliug Of an eye. Reached here
with more than half minute to spare.
1t isn't difficult job to go around the
globe.in sixty minutes. All you need beside
your tickets is fan, an overcoat and bottle
OF lung balsam.
Anybody can go round the world in sixty
minutes.
In the cid fogy days Of 1880, two hundred
years ago, it was thought a wonderful thing
to make the trip in ssventy-two days, six
hours and eleven minutes. This only shows
that the people of that bygone age were not
really sensible of their misery. They thought
they were pretty smart. Letus regard them,
my countrymen, with feelings OF sincere COM
passion, rather than contempt.
Ny little iaunt has made me hungry. l
must 90 TO iunch.-V. Knott in Chicago
Tribune.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
MASONIC.
A Temple VIII Probably BE Erected in
NTontreal--Other Items.

A Temple VIII Probably BE Erected in
Montreal--Other Items.
The project for the establishment of Ma
sonic temple in Montreal is being energetic
ally pushed forward, and it is expected that
sufficient money will be subscribed before
long to warrant the committee OF lodge del
egates being called together early in the new
year to discuss the matter.
TIE grand lodge of Mississippi has altered
its constitution so as TO exempt from the
payment of dues all brethren over 20 years of
age who had been affiliated Masons twenty
one consecutive years.
John c. Smith was reelected grand master
Of Illinois The well known Mason is also
venerable chief Of the Masonic Veteran as
sociation.
The national body at FrankfoTd recently
elected a full set Of officers. The report of
the grand officers showed great progress
throughout the state. The Knights Templar
of Williamsport, composed of members of
this body, have uniformed largo command
cry, holding special meetings TO carry candi-
dates through the degrees.
Governor Campbell is Knight Temp
lar, being affiliated with Hamilton command
cry, No II, Knights Templar, OF Hamilton, o.
Gen. Fonseca, head of the Brazilian pro-
visional government, has been elected to the
grand mastership of all the Brazilian lodges
OF the Order of Freemasons.
At their late meeting in grand command
cry the Knights Templar of Iowa appointed
their next annual conclave at Spirit Lake,
Aug. 10, 1890.
The Masonic Home of Pennsylvania on
New Years day received a gift of 81, 800
$500 each from Bros. William Massey, Peter
A. B. Weidner and W. l.. Elllins.
It was generally conceded by the members
of the supreme council, at the annual ses-
sion, that Scottish Rite hall of New York
city, for ornamentation, decoration and IA
cilities for work, was in the foremost rank
among the Scottish Rite sanctuaries of this
country.
Masonry has 1888 lodges and 1,OS2, ,992
members.
The total number of Royal Arch Masons in
Missouri is lib.
An order was issued by the grand encamp-
ment OF Knights Templars at the recent ses-
sion prohibiting Tempars from wearing
shrine badges in combination with Christian
symbols on purely Masonic occasions.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

The harvest excursion" season is past
and the Santa Fe route, pleased with u,
success in each Of those excursions, sRais
comes to the front with still another inn
ducement for people TO travel via tba-
popular line. in the way Of r0und-trip ex-
cursion tickets. at greatly reduced rates,
70 principal points in Old Mexico, New
Mexico and Texas; also Aiken, :. C., Au-
gusta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Bruins
wick, Ga, Callahan, Fla, Charleston. :.
c, jacksonville, Fla. Mobile. Ala. New
Orleans La, Savannah. Ga, Thomas
June !, 1890. Transit limit 10 points in
be days each way 70 other points named
above, transi: limit Will be days each
way.
Tickets are also now on sale to principal
tourist points in California: also PaCeuiN
and Prescott, Ariz- Portland Ore: good
for SIX months, with going limit 60 days
Las Vegas Hot Springs, y. n; Ogden aud
Salt Lake City. Utah. Idaho and Montana.
good for 50 days: transit limit ! days each
WAY Stop-oyer privileges allowed on all
tourist tickets within transit hints.
Full Information Caeeriully given rela-
tive to routes and rates. Side-trip rates
and other special Tstes 10 points on the A
T. & s. r. r \. quoted on application.
Sleeping car acconu -daflons secured aud
baggage checked 70 destination. Cali on
OF address ". u. NurGOCk. agent, - y.
Main street and Union dspo..
GED. 7. SiCHOIc0E.
G. Z. {. T. a, a 7. & :. r. X. r.
-S-tf Topeka, Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

We were within about mile Of Findlay,
O., and the train had just begun TO slachen
speed, when we felt jar and knew that the
locomotive had struck some considerable OBJ
ject In the seat next ahead was farmer,
and he threw up the sash, showed out his
head, and exclaimed:
''By gum! but I'm in lucl,!'
"Why, they have killed horse" shouted
man behind Us as ne looked out.
''Yes. aud It's my hoss!' added the farmer.
"But you ssid you were in luckF'
sYou bet emI I've been riding UP and
down THIS lce :nr eve yeax Oh q pass they
gave me for killicS an Old COW which wasn't
worth 81 Tie pass expired yesterday, and
now my cid hoss, who amt worth skinning,
gifts in the way and is Knocked over. Luck!
Why, gents, that means free family psss
for five years more, and there are fourteen OF
Us in the fal1 lyi"-New York Srr.