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High class efchings, engravings and
water colors specially suitable for frsm-
ing, many OF them rare and unprocur-
able elsewhere.
Fine water colors, tastefully framed,
coss from s. upward. Proof etchinea,
tastefullv framed, cost fron 81 up
ward. All visitors are Welcome to call
and examIne the collection, and people
living in the city are especially invited
70 come and bring their friends
make a speciality of novel and ar
tistsc framing and carry the largest and
best finished line OF moldings TO be
found in the state. and do work ~ .o~
ss any one in the country, quality con-
ssdered-
Soliciting . share Of your patronage,
! AN. Yours truly,
A. II. FOwIE,
81 Iossa street. south OF Monroe.
r. s--Bring in your Carlstnss work
early, - avosd the rush. A.H.F.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

The remarkable growths which till
within two years, was brought about
principally by one person telling an
other, Is . monument TO Garfield Teas
inertia
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TsEAsuaER,s NOTICE.


CITY IfcRsIfef ; Nffcf.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Dee. 10. 1881
Netice II hereby gwen that the asassncrt
roll for the construction q. sewer south
Union street from Wealthy assnue ~
Sherman street sn TIE city ~.
Grand RAPIDS. IL now in my hands kHt
that wiil receive payment thereon for tie
period Of twenty days from this date. 81 thc
once OF the City Treasurer, City Han,
WILLIAM nskE.
dec 81 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16
.arriaxs Licenses.

The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses Issued since last published. with the
names. residences when outside the city aud
ages of the parties:
Age.
Albert VI. Brubscher. Gaines. and Mary
Lcathesnan. same .5 Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

Henry schoenhsls. foreman Henry
Krug Packing CO.. SC. Joseph. NO.,
uses DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil with his
men for sprains. cuts. bruises, chapped
hands, etc. IL is the best.
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Jan


GEALED rgoPossI.S-kesled bias win be
~ received by The Undersigned 40 10 ana
Including The 9th day of January Isaz Cor the
purchase Of The county property. corner Of
Kent and Lyon sfrefts, lnciuainr buildings
thefeon- Possession 10 be given on the cons-
piefton of the new coWfs hosise sec ffs oc-
cupancy by The several county offlclais
The Board Of SUPERVISORS reserve ffp right
20 reject sHt o. bli BIDS
CgsfIkx u. SgtrssNa
l-eN Chairman Of COMMITTEES
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

Ifyou always ihsist upon having ALL
cocks Porous Plas.ers and never accept
substitute, you will not be disappoint-
ed
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

Clarence w. Williams. No. 81 Prescott
street, scarlet fever; Barney Beck. No.
S2s South Division street, diphtheria.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

New como honey I5c per pound. Fine
dairy butter &c per pound. Nice mixed
candy 1Oc pei pound, 8 pounds for 25,.,
New sauer kraut sc quart, l5c per gal
lon. kILLEAS's GROCERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

The Secret Art of Beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but 10 only in pure blood,
and healthy performance Of tho vital
functions, TO be obtained BY using Bur-
dock Blood BIttcrs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

We have the finest canned corn in the
market for l0c per can.
KILLEAN's GROCERY.
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NOTICE.


MAsoxe Mrrust BrxsEs AssoossroA
Or " rssxeS NscaIGaS.
Grand Rapids. Mica. bec. ia. lhaL 4
A special meeting of tie Tsoiabefs ot tho
hasonic Mataal beBeht Association 81 Hee{-
eru Niehleag u hereby called "a meet ~ the
Mssonic hail. IN the city o. q sane tsfid., On
Che sixth dxy OF January. tS92. III one c'clock
3. an, TO consider and decide upon = plan OF
org an zafien. and 10 make sucA canlre< ~
our articles Of association as nav he fosnd
necessary.
JACOB pARTH. Acting Secretary.
STATE OF AIIHluAN-Counfs of Kent. -.
- Alta session OF tie Probate Court for said
county OF Kent held NJ the Probate once. IN
the ciiy of Grand kAelcs. or the l@fo day 81
December. IN the year enc fhoossnd eifht
hundred AND nlDrs3-one. Present. SyrG1 n.
Perkins Judge 81 Probate
GEORGE A. DALEY. deceased
Nettie Daley having hlsd la this court her
petition praying that the Anminisir4tlon %
said estate may be granted 10 William kcfi-
londer.
IL is ordered that Friday. the eighth d<y
OF January lssz. af ten . clock IN The lore.
noon. at sa G Probate e.lce. be appointed Tor
having said pciittoH-
And 10 Is further ord cred. that copy ef THIS
order be published three successive weeks
previous TO said dsy OF hearing. "a tue teie-
gram Herald. a caily news.spe printed aua
circulating in said county ~ Kent
cyRus I. PEkslss. Judge Of Probate
"A true copy
ADoLrn r. nasoS. Register.
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TRrAsURER's NOTICE.


City Trcasurcr's Once
Grand Rspids. Mlch. Not. -. 1881
Notice IL bei eby given that the asseksnselt
roll for the cSEstrucf cfton cfa sewer 10 Ten
ave. from 10 ieeg east o. +. Ionin street 10
Division street. a. the cisy of Grand asriaK. .
nov IN my hands. and that / vii receive ray
ment thereon for the period 81 twenty da,a
from this date AZ the once Of the Cts
Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAEE.
dec IL City treasurer.
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TKEAsUnEn's NOTICE.

city Treasurer's once.
Grand Rzplda. Mich. bee. Ia. isqf.
Notice is hereby given thai TIE assessfnsnt
roll for the Improve neat al king street from
Grsndsiile avenue 10 the western terminus ef
sAic King street In the city nf orshd hapics.t -
now In rny hands. and that ] wiii receive pay
m~ut thereon Tor the period o. twenty e&3s
from this date. IL the oftce o. the City Treas
urcr. City Hall.
WILLIAM nkkE.
dec 81 City Treasurer.
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Send all bills for collection to the
Union Credit company, the cheapest
and best current collection agency in
the state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16
sampIe Chocoia,e Free

A postal card addressed to 'Men;er, ,
New York, will secure you sample of
their delicious imported chocolate with
directions for using.
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Lily white.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture Of -four.
Try the LILY WHITE.
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TRKAsURER's NOTICE.


CITY 1ErssrHrr's ofr,cg
0KAsp RspIns. Mich. gec. u. 1851.
Notice is hereby gwen thai the assessment
roll for grading snc grssclinc 81 Valley Ftf~rf
from South Front street 10 Water street -
oow In my hands, aud that I viii 80
ceive payment thereon for the period uf twenty
days from this date. st the efire os the CIV
Treasurer. chg Hal.
WILLIAM HakE
jan q CITY 1ressnrrf.
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SHOW POSTERS CALLED DOWN.
The MAYOR s.ys That BaI Board Art 10
Tso Gay.

The MAJOR ssys That Bnl Board Art ss
rso Gay.
The dear little dudes are doomed to
disappointment, and their eyes viii 40
psose be fessted with The pictures of
oee.- young ladies' srrsyed in skin
tights. Mayor Uhl has issued rnsns
fes,c notifying the bill posters that they
must use . more sucfaed clsss of sd.
vextAug bills or something viii present.
IL aron. lie cites the state isv. and
declares that IL shall be enforced.
MAYORS OFrfcs,
GRsxp RAftns. Dec. Is, 1891.
pssR stes-t beg leave 81 call your
attention. ~ she following provisions OF
the statutes Of this state, the same being
q enons sSf4 and as4S OF HoweiiTs
snsetated statutes:
The psople Of the state of Michigan
enact. that & shaII BE unlawful Tor any
person 90 post. place or display on any
sl.-r hoard. bill eoard, fence. ouisang
s,dawalk or ether public piscs, any
s,sn, picture, printing. or ether repre-
entssson OF murder, sseesanns'os,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

To the young faces Pozzoni's Conn.,
plexion Powder gives fresher charms TO
the old renewed youth. Try 1T.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16
Canadian Excursions at Half Rate,

No credits, no losses, small profits.
Buy fancy dry goods at Stauffer's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16
a Great Railroad.

Ssauffer's-the only exclusive ladies'
furnishing store III town.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE Of OBJECTION
Stab, County and Selod Ilzos
saB
CIR or GRAND RAPIDS
lsr the Year i>et


Ier the Year lsai
fIIg 90 0ksSp E4fsns. \
kgkI tetsff- kfckseAH. ,
Nssembsf so<h. A. a. s1sI
Ia The Taxpayers 81 tue tlg 81 otofo1S kAt5dkf
Sag are hereby neti1e4 kkks The general la
rolls Of tue respective wards al k1e CT, q
fSxes hsfe beea delivered - ne tor cel.ec<ieA.
sAd tkag payment ~ thu taxes fherssa 41sao
ss1 and levied max - made 90 me "a al ouszp
sslaeFarsiy pakd before the
fIhsf bAf al JANUARY. lsa2
With an aaailseu II one PER CENT Ser CO..
lection fees And oQon al lakes paid on -
xiser SAID arsl aay II Jsel&Ex. lS.1- fztE< MA
BE- ADDED f0l h fEh CENT ssf teliectioa fe<e.
That 80 sxee isr t8r leocsfz of ra1Mc4t ~
zach ~, SIS iac3kea sa tbs frsl noar 81 the
tisy h a In s<td cav Of eFxnc Rapids ee&T
the eSsl enc af SAID clss Hall Thai sssa o11oo
eiii he open Ter The receipt 81 onot taxes ~
sxia rolls Exsessea. tram elfhf o'eleck ~ 10
feEcAoan ontsi uaan. aDe frem os.c y t'c'ork ia
the Gftarnoen Nntii fse csieck ln toe 4fS><>
nsoE ct each sna essrs week osS up - tbs
FIRST DAY or FEBRUARY. A. Il. 1sae
And Tor such further time after the nr<f d0v
Of fcbrcaTsf. lAl1. A. the c.lnm ms0 council ~
s.ld <sty niS> sxss@e saob te3e 81 coiie<t1o2s
nef exceeding oGe nlenth.
Ana said once vii xiso BE opea On xrtdo1
of escTy week unless SoeA triasy be leGa
holiday. ana o. Tuesday Of every = eek suEiooo
hour 81 seven o'sleck =. ~ 10 The henr 81 oIeo
o.ciock l.. NJ. IRON the FIRST Ray ~ RF{-.
EAhER. lsai. q tas Thirty Fl tsI DAl o.
DECEMBER. 1891. osth ins;asiss .-
Treasurer ef The City cf srand kApta2
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-16

special meeting 81 the stcet holders cf the
Fffsh National hank % ershd RAsAds Mica.
viii be bela 81 their bankinf rocms ou shs
jffh ney ~ January. fssz ~ le.N riect a ~
TO vote on the question Of changing the r.sra-
pef of directors frem thifseen 10 nine
By Order OF The Board ~ Directors
". ". rUw LEE
Aos d lsfl Csslsl<x.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15

Observation-Disclosures
Cures Cancers, Tumors and Skin dis
eases. Consultation free. as Dolorosa st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
A Relic of Military Life.

Col. Alex. N. Shipley has presented
the Union Veteran League desk
which has history. 1t was made by
soldier of the 3rd U. s. Infantry, at
Albuquerque, N. M, in 1858. 1t
travelled with the colonel from that
time on through all his military Ca
reer. From New Mexico to Utah,
then to Texas, from Texas to New
York, to Ft. Pickens, to Mobile,
where the colonel resigned. 1t was
all through the war from lS61-65. 1t
has held accounts and papers worth
millions of dollars, as the colonel was
in charge of immense quartermaster
business. 1t looks well preserved,
neat, and useful yet, although on the
retired list. The old veteran who SO
long and honorably served the gov.
eminent and the country, has some
reason, because of the neglect of the
government to see that he should feel
no distress tor lack of employment, to
reflect upon the ingratitude of the
reDublic
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
An Ex-Police Reporters Story.

Some years ago." he said, 81 was ?
night police reporter On one of the dalles
of Chicago. | was ambitious, and it was
my delight above all things to catch the
fly cop when he was on some mysterious
case that he was not ready to give away.
encountered one of this stripe one evening
in a section of the city somewhat unfre-
quented. He seemed surprised to see me,
and | was surprised to see him.
"'Ah, therep says /, in manner quite
as mysterious as that employed by himself
"'YOu here?' says he.
4" 4 am, every time says ].
Then there was a lull. Funny, says
he, how you reporters get on to every.
thing that we fellows are up to-
That's all right, says |. We know
our business
What doyou know about this caseY be
asked
81 don't remember my exact answer, but
it was couched in such language as
thought would convince him that ! knew
what | was there for We bucked at each
other for several minutes, when he finally
proposed compromise.
Says he: We'll, seeing that A)u are
on TO me, tell me what you know about
the case and I'll tell you what know. Up
and up
THAT goes says |.
Sure says he.
well, says j, to be honest about it,
don't know darned thing. Vow want
you to keep your word with me-
Then he took me down the street and
turned into dark alley and went around
behind an ash barrel and put his finger to
his nose.
"'Sh,' says he.
Ssh says l, putting my finger to my
nose.
"'You won't give it away? says he.
Gross my heart, says |.
"Then he said in whisper: L live just
around the corner, and / was going down
to the shoemaker's to get my shoes hall
soled.' And he looked at me.
Then l took him back into the street
and into a cigar store, and told the man tC
give my friend the best fifteen cent cigar in
the case. l guess that was the first cigaI
that was ever sold for fifteen cents in that
section of the CITY. '-Chicago Tribune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
A Series of Accidents.

She was pretty girl, and pleasant
thing to see on rainy day. She got into
Broadway car at Twenty-sixth street
going down town. Her tailor made Co.'S
tune was natty. A soft hat just showed a
curly bang, and a Tuxedo veil skirted the
tip of her delicate nose. Slung from her
arm she carried leather bound Boston
bag, and in one hand silver mounted En-
glish umbrella. The car was crowded, and
the passengers moved up when dapper
gentleman yielded his place; so the girl
squeezed into narrow space, and sat on
the edge of the seat at that.
Her get up was gentlemanly, but her
pocket was hard to find just the same. In
dragging out her purse she spilled her
handkerchief. She and the gentleman op-
poste bent simultaneously to pick it up
Their heads came in contact, and the girls
hat was punched in and pushed to one side
She thanked the gentleman for her hand
kerchief. The jab her hat had got had
loosed her veil. Reaching up to rearrange
both she burst the pin that held one cuff
This made her nervous, and the veil wasn't
fixed strs light by any means, while the hat
was pinned at distinctly rakish angle,
and so far back that the bang was pulled
up OuJ VI SISuI
When she took her arms down the cuff
fell over her knuckles. She couldn't man
age the pin, which, being bent, was hurt
ing her dainty wrist, so she barred one hand
of it's glove. She tried to straighten the
pin and lost it, Then she pushed the cuff
up and began to look severe. At this point
her umbrella fell with a bang of the silver
handle. STOPPING for it, she let her bag
drag along the dirty floor, and that was
muddied as well as the umbrella. She for
got that her handkerchief had been in the
same place, and she wiped her mouth as
girl will when she is nervous. This gave
her smudge on her chin. Then she sud-
denly discovered that her street was at
hand.
And, oh! what a sadly different girl it
was who got out to do her shopping. One
hand ungloved, the other cuff hanging
loose, umbrella, bag and face muddy, a
soft hat tipped on the back of her head and
punched out Of shape, veil aslant across
one cheek, and alasl and alas! no bang-no
bang at all!-New York Sun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
A Dirty Trick.

Editor DAILY LIGHT.
On Saturday night last as 1 was
passing in front of the house of fire
engine No. 2, about hslf.past eight
o'clock, one of the paid fremen loaf
ing around this place put his foot out
across the walk and tripped me up,
and in falling broke my watch. On
getting up struck at the blackguard
with little cane. He being a great
big man, and only small boy, he
took the stick away from me and
struck me several times across the
hands and legs. This place is getting
to be quite q nuisance and great
many ladies avoid passing by it..
Cannot the authorities look into this
matter? CLAUDE BLANCHETT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
Prof. Smiths Great Work.

The close of our public schools for
the summer vacation, brings to the
people of our city, whose children at
tend these institutions, the fact that
Prof. Smith, the able superintendent,
has announced his intention of not
again applying for the position, and
that some new man must be chosen.
OF course our public schools must 60
on, no matter who is superintendent,
but the fact that Prof. Smith has de.
termined to quit, makes every patron
of our city schools realize that to
this gentleman much praise is
due for the excellent character and
splendid efficiency of our public
schools. In fact we owe everything
to Prof. Smith; he went in as al ad-
ministration appointment, but he has
performed his duty fearlessly and
well-too we'll for an administration
not overly friendly to the public
schools; he quits because he will not
serve longer under the ridiculous rule
of the present city govern
ment. The following is one of
the many voluntary tributes that are
sent In. 1t Is evidently from q poor
but honest citizen whose ample
family fill the measure of Oliver
Goldsmiths good citizen:
SAN ANTONIO, June 13, 1891.
Editor LIGHT
Please give place in the columns of
your esteemed paper to the following,
this being of public interest:
The proficiency shown by the
graduating class at the commence
exercises yes terday. is not only the
fruit of hard labor of the teachers at
large, but principally due to the good
system of education introduced by
Superintendent, Prof. Smith. 1t will
be a great loss to our community If he
quits; it will be wise if the school
board will offer Prof. Smith a more
suitable salary and try to induce him
to continue in his employment.
A TAX PAYER AND FATHER OF SIX
CHILDREN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
Light Flashes.

The Southern base ball club were
beaten by battery of the Jokers in
a picked nine yesterday. Score to ..
That engagement to have result.
ed in a wedding on Salinas street
the first part OF this month is broken
off. .
The Y. NJ. CA. religious exercises
Yesterday afternoon were well attend.
ed.
"A foolish attempt at suicide Sat
urday last, was frustrated by lot OF
practical jokers.
w, A. Bowen has been chosen as
secretary of the Commercial exchange.
The notaries public of Bexar
county received their commissions to-
day.
The Turner hall corner stone GER
emonies yesterday were photo
graphed.
on brains, they come over and borrow
reporter from the LIGHT.
Lotus Lodge, X. P, meets to-
night.
The new Mexican circus tent show
had q crowded house Saturday night.
There will be picnic next Thurs
day at Riverside Park.
st. Luke's Episcopal.chapel congre-
CATION will picnic at West End Lake
June Is.
Don't forget that you can buy
watches, diamonds, etc., at your own
price OH Tuesday at the auction OF
Jess M. Bells stock. 1t
Bargains in jewelry to be had at
the auction Of J. M. Bells stock on
Tuesday at 10 q. m. 1t
"A negro man and four negro
women, in a fine surrey drawn by
very fine dapple gray team, created
audible smiles yesterday from party
of German young ladies, as they
passed on the corner of Mill and
Guenther streets. The cOlOred women
satisfied themselves with grlmaces
and loud talk about the "low down
white trash"
r. A. Hume is wanted by the con-
stable ON two charges, of converting
property to his own use. which did
not belong to him. 1t is alleged he
pdWu6u d ClOCh anu IuoSlC louO0l II
left in his charge. Justice Heron has
the case.
The San Antonio street railway
cars were stopped for short time
yesterday morning, the power giving
out.
The engineer and fireman at the
Reliance Ice factory gave q tree exhibi-
ton of the manly art, at about IL
o'clock last night. From all that can
be learned of the affair the engineer
threw up the sponge, and the fireman
threw up his job.
One of the county trailing hounds.
which ans wers to the name of Blue"
got out of his pen yesterday and is
lost. Has q scar under its chin.
Sheriff Mccall will pay liberal re-
ward for its return.
The public are hereby notified not
to trade for, or buy, a certain promis-
sorry note at 80 days for ST. 500, and In.
terest, made on or about April II, 1891,
by DIR. p. Ornelas in favor of Chas.
Guerguin, of this city, and by the
latter endorsed, either to US or in
blank, said note having been lost or
mislaid. F. GRoos & Co. 6:l5:3t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
Artesian CraYfish.

Live crayfish were thrown up from
the Breckenridge artesian well on
Market street Saturday afternoon.
They were seen to come out of the
iron pipe and while four or five float
ed away, one was captured by Mr..
Wilke, a hackman. 1t was Of beau
tiful red color, with claws longer than
its body. The well is $50 feet deep,
piped nearly all the way, and where
these creatures came from Is q myE'
terry.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15

Conner, DR.. l.. A., Specialist,
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT, No II w.
Commerce st. Hours : 9 to II Il 8 to p. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Physicians.

Fisher, DR.. c. E., Homeopath-
list and Surgeon, No. 2N5 ST. Mary's Street
Hours to 9 a. m and ? to 5 p. NJ. Tel. 42S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15

Largen, T. J., Physician anc
SURGEON, Office Soledad Block, corner
Houston and SO.edad Streets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15

Tinkham, DR.. c. E., Dentist,
Stumberg Blk, Cor Houston and Navarro
Vegetable gas given for painless extraction
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15
Eichlitz & Tobin,
w Life,

]. B. Day, manager; Office in the new
Wright building, Houston street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15

DIR. Wilke, treats Private,
Chronic and Woman's Diseases. Office
22S DOlOrOsa st. bet. Military & Main PlaZas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-15

johnson, G w Specialist,
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat. Soledad blk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
Jackson's Presence of Mind.

Since the unvailing of Stonew
Jackson's statue, this story about the
confederate general has come to light:
On one rainy day, while advancing on
Bull Run, he started out to reconnoiter
in person, and got caught on the wrong
side of a bridge guarded by field piece
and some federal artillerymen. When
he discovered this, Jackson did not hes
itate moment Galloping up behind
the men, he shouted to the officer in
commando: "Who directed you to put
that gun on that roof? Take it away
and mount it in the woods on the hill
yonder. l never saw such a piece of
folly. Here in the open ground your
men will be shot down from the brush
on the other side.'' On he went as
though in terrible passion, berating
the officer, who colored, saluted, apollo
gized, and hastily gave the order for
removing the gun. jackson, with his
staff at his heels, galloped off to the
left as though to pass down the stream,
made sudden turn, thundered across the
bridge and escaped. The befuddled of
ficer in command of the gun had not
gone far when he suspected something
wrong, but he did not discover who the
stranger was until next day.-Inde-
,,apIapt