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ALAMEDA.
Y II.
The Suicide OF Electrical Enginee
SomeryiIle.

The Suicide of Electrical Engineer
Somerviile.
Since Charles UZnao has been City Re-
c9rder, little over two months, he has col
lected 500 90 in fines.
Tie Offcers-elect of Alameda Parlor OF
Native Sons will be installed on Monday
evening. After the ceremony banque:
Will be- given.
William McCracken and Alice Mccain,
who were arrested on the beach on Tues
day, were found guilty Of misdemeanor
yesterday and sentenced to serve fifty DAYS
each in the County Jail.
Stuart SOmerville, engineer of the electric
light works, committed suicide on Tuesday
evening at his residence on Park avenue.
tie arrived home about o'clock in the
evening from the works, and after directing
three envelopes went III airs to take a nap
telling his steI daughter 10 awaken him be-
lore o'clock. 4 few minutes before that
hour his wife, who is an invalid. heard him
breathing heavily and went into his room.
She thought he had falntiug spell and
summoned her daughter. She noticed an
envelope addressed to her mother, and upon
opening 1t became convinced that he had
attempted suicide. \ doctor was sent for
and worked with the unfortunate man for
nearly one hour, when he died. The de-
ceased was addicted to melancholy spells
and ia5Ored under the impression that his
mind was falling him and that he might
some day become an inmate of an asylum.
His letter 10 his wife WAS of an affectionate
nature, and opened with the words:
Dear Jennie . l am about 10 take step into
the unknown future, and in doing so ] Well
aware that am causlng you what may be con
sldered grave injury; but dear wife, l know
you will excuse me, Tor you know l am tired out
mentally and physically, anu of one thing am
satisiied-Defore long you Will join me.
He Stated that he wished the blame to be
given where it belonged, ito myself, or in
other words, to want of moral stamina"
lie had also written a letter TO his stepson,
in hich he stated that his mother would
receive 5000 from West End Lodge. No.
1I5, A, o. u. W., to which the deceased be-
longed and was in good standing. A third
letter was written TO George Relfe, a friend
asking him to advance money to his widow
until she obtained the $1,000 In both these
letters he intimated thathe intended to take
his life. The deceased was IL native of
New York and A years of age. For many
years lie was employed in the Fulton Iron
Works, San Francisco, and had been in Ala
media Tor about three years. His father is
an inmate Of the Veterans Home at Yount-
vile, Napa County. He leaves a widow
and six stepchildren, whose names are
Ford.
The suicide occasioned much surprise, us
he was on the streets on Tuesday afternoon,
and his friends noticed nothing unusual
about him. The Coroner's jury found that
he came TO his death by suicide from poison
ing. The letters were not dated and were
evidently written several days ago. SOmer-
vile had frequently made the remark To
William GolGthwaite, the electrician, that
II he ever attempted suicide, he would make
sure Job OF il, and he did so.
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LIVELY TINES IN PROSPECT.
Officers Elected

California Stamm. No. 20, independent Order
Of Red Men, has elected the following officers for
The currfnt term: c. SteD o. c.; j. Jaehuke
L c. Emil Bloedan. b. c., Secretary; c. Week
erie. j.; }. Frankenberg T.: +. Wickenhalser,
Trustee; +. Wickenbauser, j. Fraukenberg, G..
Weckeiie and G.. Goldscbmidt. representatives
10 the Grand Stamm.
Court Eclipse. No. 6972. A. o. F. OF A., at its
last regular convention, elecled The following
ofnceis Tor the ensuing term: Joseph MiIimore,
J. Z. H.; o. Clements. e. X. S. J. Olsen. Treas
uteri George Read, f. s.; Thomas j. Trainor,
X. 5; +. ,Ianicke, s. W; G. V. Reese, j. W
william horb, 5. b. +, II. Sluns. j. b.
AZ lie regular session OF Court Inter Nos, No.
1893, a. .. T. 81 A, held last Friday evening,
TIE following officers were elected TO serve for
iAe ensuing Term; A. J. Newton, j. p c. r.
fiaa GerHen, c. Il. /; Charles J. Shannon. S. c. r.
James T. Halleit, 4. 5. (re-eleeted); James II
De'er Il: s; Ge-elected)i John j. Mcclure. 7 ;
George Mclaughlin, S. W; John Gardner j.
W; W. H. SHARP $ b. (re-elected); A. Hallett
J. B.i W. II. Sharp. O..
Mislleloe Council, No. 1856, Order Chosen
Friends has elected The following officers for the
ensuing term Annie L. Weise, +. C.; Ebe-
neezer Kinnear, G.; Martha Daniels. 4. C.;
J mes i. Dunn, r.; Helen NJ. Patterson, S. ;
George w. Ii. Patterson, T.; Kate Welse, NJ
Ida fosbeny. w; Charles Haufe, G.; William
Hughes; Sentinel; Trustees-W.S y. Davis, George
else Ii. A Cole.
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Learned His Lessnn.

He was dapper young fellow, fresh from
the fogs of San Francisco, aud had stopped
to water his horse at one of the watering
youth to uncheck his animal. With sig
nificant wink at the young lady at his side,
he addressed the young hopeful.
You haven't much else up here but
climate and scenery, have you, son?"
Yes, replied the kid, I'VE have lots Of
fools come up here every summer tryin to
show off,"
And the city chap Immediately found
something else to talk about-Kelsey Era.
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The appeal in the case of the Excelsior
Water and Mining Company against James
J.. Pierce has been decided in favor of the
latter. who was formerly a Director IN the
company During his term of office the
company paid eighteen dividends, aggregat-
ing S266,OO0. Tie corporation sued for
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this amount on the ground that the divi-
dends declared with Pierce's concurrence
were not paid out Of the surplus profits of
the comp Lny's business, and were therefore
Illegal The Superior Court gave Judgment
in f@yOr Of Pierce, which decision was yes
terday affirmed by the Supreme Court
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limitations have been ioisted upon the market
so closely resembling ALLCoCK's Porous
PLAsTERs In general appearance as TO be We'll
calculated 10 deceive. 1t is. however, in general
appearance only that they compare with All
COCKS, for they are worse than worthless has.
much as they contain deeerious Ingredients
when are apt 10 cause serious injury. Remen,-
Der tbat ALLCoCK'S are the only genuine porous
piastrrs-the best external remedy ever known
ana when purchasing pIasters do not only ask
iot but see thai you get ALLCock's Porous
PLASTERS.
ALLcoCK's CORN AND BUNIoN SHIELDS effect
quick and certain relief.
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Il q = n y T. -
Ito Depositors: said Corporation
owes Deposits amounting to, anC
the actual value OF which Is
2-To Stockholders: The amount o.
Capital Stock, the actual value o.
which Is. Observation-Disclosures. ......
The condition of said liability
10 stockholders i, thGtnO part o
the amount can be paid to them
or in any way be Withdrawn. ex
cept In payment of losses during
the existence OF the CORPORATION,
nor until all Depositors shall have
been paid in fun the amount o!
their deposits and accrued divi.
denGs.
$40 Deposita and Stockholders :
ca The amount of the Reserve
Fund. the actual value Of which /:
Including the amount Of ma.
tured but uncOlleeted interest on
loans and securities.
(b) The amount of tho Contingent
Fund, the actual value 81 which ID
The condition OF said funds Is
that the same have been created
for the purpose Of additional SO.
curlty to depositors against
losses
4-Siate, City and County Taxes as
sesSed by the Government. but
not yet payable. ...........
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Joseph Platz with Is. Dreyer, plumbing. E. line OF
Folsom ST., bet. Eleventh aud Twelfth S20S0.
Peter j. McGoveTn with g. G. Sweeney, plumbing,
W cor Mission and Ninth sts.. $2l97; bonds $20UO,
Il. A. Vance and NJ Falk.
II. Proli with John 4. Hayes alterations, Sw.
cor Gay and Lark In SIS. $3.50; bonds $500 Joost
Bros " -
c. II. Marwedel with Fletcher & Smith, carpenter
work, SW. line of First St., 80 NV. OF Natoma.
S5543; bends $1,000, w. j. Adams OF al.
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Frank NARROW, special officer on the
San Bruno road, was arrested Yesterday ON
charges of using vulgar language and inter.
ing threats to kill. Mrs Carrie Wiedeman
and Others allege that NARROW is a terror
to the Deighborhood.
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IMPORT DUTIEs.-The receipts for duties on
imports at this port for the month OF June
amounted to S691 600. For the month OF .June.
1880 the receipts were S559, 800. The receipts
Ior the n>cal year ending yesterday were 81.
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$3.50, 500 $3.50. 500
Standing on the. books OF the cor
pOration at.......-.... ..........S
2-PromiSsory notes secured by first
mortgages on real estate within
this State and the States of Ore
gOn and Washington, the actual
Vilue of said promiSsoTy notes
iS..... .............
S-hondS of the United States, of cit
les and count IS OF the State of Cal
i'ornja, and Bonds and Stock Ger
tifcates or Incorporated Compa-
MES, pledged TO the Society for
the amount OF
All said Notes, Bonds and Ger
tihcates are held and Kept by said
Corporation in its own vaults.
4-BanK building and Lot, the actu-
al value OF which is ....
5-New Bank building. ..........
6-Other Real Estate situated in the
State of California, the actual
value OF which Is .............
7-FuTniture III the Bank Office OF
said Corporation. -........-.-..
S-CaSh in United States Coin and
Currency, the actual vaiue of
which Is ....-.--..... ......
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BOARD OF NEW CITY HALL COMMISSIONERS

SAN Francisco, July ]. 1891
a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
~ City Hall Commissioners held Tuesday, June
so, 1891, the following resolutions were passed 10
print:
Resolved. That progress estimate in the sum of
Ss475 in favor of Batenau Bros. Contract No.
20 pass to print.
Ayes-Commlssoners sanderson, Smiley Darst
....ALSO....
Resolved That progress estimate in the sum of
$3U33 in favor OF IL. L. Day on Contract No. 81
pass TO print.
Ayes-COmmissicners Sanderson Smiley, burst
....AI&io....
Resolved, That a progress estimate In the sum OF
1890 70 in favor Of Shain a Hoffman Contract
y o. 20 pass to print
Ayes-Commissioners Sanderson, Smiley, burst
ALSO.
Resolved That progress estimate in the sum of
Sl2S3 10 In favor Of Calvin Nutting " Son oil Con-
tract No. IL pass TO print.
Ayes Commissioners SSndersou, Smiley burst.
ALSO
Resolved, That a progress estimate in the sum of
$i143 10 in favor OF +. w. kreliug Il Sons Con-
tract No. y pass to print.
Ayes-Commssiouers SanderSou, Smiley. burst.
The board adjourned 10 the call of the Char.
Iy1 23 o 7 st EDW ARD l. WOLFE, Secretary
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The Furniture and Household Articles
FROM FOUH uGuSES
M. j.. SIMMONS, AUGTl0AEER,
WIFI TfVS

=, 1891,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ.
1857 MARKET ST., NEAR SEVENT ~,
BY ORDER OF THE PACIFIC COAST FURNI
TURE STORAGE CO., ALL OF THE ELEGANT
PARLOR, BED AND DINING ROOM FURNI-
TURE, GRAND ROSEWOOD CHICKERING
PIANO, Large French-plate Mantel Mirror; Onyx
Marble Man tel Clocks; Elegant Ebony ManteI vita
bracket mirror top; English Body BRUSSELS and Mo-
quet Carpets. held by them on Storage Receipts
Nos. 1923 and 1891 and sold TO pay storage and al
vances being the former contents Of two Elegantly
Furnished Residences, consisting In part of:
Elegant Satin Brocatele Parlor sets In cherry and
oak frames; odd Psrior Upholstery OF the latest
designs and best qualify; Eastern Walnut and OAK
bedroom Sets; Best Spring and Hair Mattresses:
bookcases; Side0oards: Pedestal Extension Tables
and HalFStands; Fine Ranges and large line of
other elegant household goods
iy2 IL i SIMMONS 4nctfon.o-
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WooDwARD's GARDENs.-An old-tIme Fourth
OF July entertainment win be given In The after.
noon, with grand display OF fireworks lllumi-
nation OF the gardens and ball In, The eYenlnr
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8. [. pEYSER, AUCTi0NEER.

VIII SELL TOMORROW
FRIDAY, July 3. 1891, at O'Clock A. NJ. all Stock.
Fixtures, glassware. etc, of Saloon on the corner
TWEEN ty- fifth and Howard streets.
Jy2 2ts s. l.. PEYSEh, Auction eer, 5 18th st.
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FOUR DIsAGREEMENTs.-T fourth trial of
N. Giuseppe. accused of felony. resulted also in
Disagreement. The p.oseeutrix Is a gIrI under
II years OF age.
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A Nice Special Officer.

BAGGAGE delivered to all trains. Morton
Special Delivery. One trunk Soc; trunks. 81.
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State of California city and County or San
Francisco SS.-LAN RENEE GOTHIC and GEORGE
TouKNY. being each separately duly sworn each
for himself, says: That said Lawrence Gottig il
President and that said George Iourny is Seere-
tary Of the German Savings and Loan Society. the
Corporation above mentioned. and the for egoin.
statement Is true. L. GOTHIC.
GEO. TOURSY
Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day
of July. 1891.
TSEAI-l go. wEGENER Not ~ Public.
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SWORN STATEMENT,

As required by Statute of the Condition and Value
ON the 30th day OF June. 1891. of the
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
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clearly defined case of CHAMBERS In a
horse is reported from Santa Ana.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dated July LIST, 1891.
CAPITAL STOCK.

Capital Stock subscribed 81, 900 600 Of
which has been paid In Gold Coin =. 5000. 600 90
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN Francisco,
BY JAMES G. FAIR, President,
JAMES A. THOMPSON, Cashier,
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CITY ANDCouNTY OF SAN Francisco. 81.
JAMES q. FAIR and JAMES A. THOMPSON
being each separately and duly sworn each for him
sell, says: That said James g. Fair is President,
and said James A. Thompson is Gas Ter of the
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN Francisco. the
corporation above mentioned, and that the forego-
Ing statement Is true.
JAMES g. FAIR,
JAMES A. THOMPSON.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 3Oth day
OF June, A. D. 1891.
IsEAEl r. D. McELRoY, Notary Public
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PRIVILEGES
1891 Mechanics Fair-lo9l
OPENS AUGUST 18th.

u DS FOR II EblI4o W -
- ing Exclusive Privileges Will be received by the
ComhIittee until TUESDAY, July 7th, ut 8 o'clock
r.
SALE OF SODA WATER
SALE OF ICE CREAM
SALE OF LEMONADE
SALE OF CIDER
SALE OF POPCORN
SALE OF SHkLLED NUTS
SALE OF PERFUMERY
SALE OF CAM S AND WHIPS.
KEELING \ RESTAURANT.
Holders OF privileges viii be required to purchase
tickets OF admission for themselves and employees
Specifications may be seen any desired infor-
nation obtained at the oniee. 81 Post street.
The trustees reserve the rxht to reject any all
bids w. L. Y SCHENCK, / Committee
A. w. SCOTT, on
je25 st OSCAR LEWIS, Privileges.
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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIT. 2s2. sIe go
l.. GOTTIG,
President OF the German Savings aud Loan Society
GEO. TOURNY,
Secretary of the German Savings aud Loan Society.
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FORFY-SEYENTH HALF-YEARLY REPORT

FORTY-SEYENTH HALF-YEARLY REPORT
The German SaVilgSa Loan Society
see California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SWORN STATEMENT
or the condition and value of the Assets and LiabfI
tiles OF THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, a Corporation doing business at No. 526
California street. In the City and County of San
Francisco, State Of California; where said assets
are situated on july /, 1891:
ASSETS
l. 500, 900 MisceI!ane-
Gus County
Bonds, the
actual
ue of which
796,500 Miscensne-
Bonds, the
actual yat-
ne OF which
7sS,0OO Southern
PaeihcRai-
road Of Cal
Iornla and
Northern
Railway of
California
First Mort
gage Bonds,
the actual
value of
1000 MlscelIane- ''''O
Cable
and Street
Railway
FIRST Mort
gage Bonds,
the actual
value of
$4,000 Miseeliane- O-''''
Gus FIRST
Mortgage
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MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK

UF SIN FKANC1SCO.
Corporation doing business at SO Post street be-
tween Montgomery and KearHy. City and County
OF San Francisco State of California
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ST ATENIMNT
.-..oF The.
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
OF The.
Economic Fire Office, Limited.

OF LONDON, ENGLAND. on THE 3lSr DAY
" OF December A. ID. 80, and for the year ending
on that day, aS made to the insurance COmmiss
of the Stateef California, pursuant the provisions
OF Sections so and 6ll Of the Political Code con-
densed as per blank furnished by the Comm issIoner
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SAMPSON S. LLOYD. President
j. CARSWELI. Secretary
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this 18TH day
of April, 1891. WILLIAM CRAWLF:Y
Put,fi
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1otal Assets..........
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid.
Losses 10 process Of adjustment or in
suspense.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming one year or less, So. rein
surance so per cent
Gross premiums on Fire RisAs run
ming more than one year, $re-
insurance pro rata
Due aud accrued for Salaries. Rent,
etc.
Reinsurance balances.
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Net cash actually received for Fire
Received for interest and dividends
on Bonds stocks, Loans and from all
olheT sources ......................
Received for Transfer Fees.
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Camps Robin Hood. Skip Kin-a-L Loo and
Oscar Wen gave NEST delightful dance at
Niles, Saturday last. The grand march,
which was formed at the camping grounds,
was a magnificent sight. The ladies and
gentlemen all carrying large japanese
lanterns and flags. Dancing was INDUCED
in till midnight, after which the party adj
journed TO the Robin Hoods Campfire
where they were visited by Camps Richards
and Fremont After refreshments had been
served, vocal and instrumental music helped
to while away The time till the party ad-
journed at nearly daybreak
The West End Lodge Social.
The social given by West End Lodge on
Tuesday evening was largely attended, and
was highly successful, socially and finan-
ciaIly. Dancing to Miss Ray Kaplan's
music, songs by the Misses Kapan, and a
recitation by little Miss Morante, formed
au interesting programme.
During the evening Mrs. Carleton, the
Secretary Of the lodge, was presented by
Mr.. c. A. Adams, on behalf OF her fellow
members, with lovely X. l.. of Ii. badge
The famous engraving was won by Mr.. J.
| ID. Jeffers, TO eyerybody's satisfaction and
especially his own.
Prizes, chiefly fancy articles, made by the
fair members OF the lodge. were ticketed
| and won by those holding duplicate num-
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Total Income.

EXPENDITURES.
Net amount paid for Fire Losses Tin
ending S66, 1853 losses of previous
SeHsl .....-..-.....,...
PAD or allowed for Commission or
ihVhciaSe-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Paid for Salaries, Fees ana other
charges for officers. clerks, etc.
Paid for State, National and local
sSAVSs s...-...-....-....
All other payments and eYpeuditureS
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The German SaViIgS&Loal Society
see California Street.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

SWORN STATEMENT
or the condition and value of the Assets and LfabiI
tiles OF THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY,", Corporation doing business at No. 526
California street. in the City and County of San
Francisco, State OF California and where said assets
are situated on july /, 1891:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-01

Harrison street M. Il. Chapel, 7th
and Harrison streets, having been
plastered, painted and fixed up for the
winter, was re-opened last evening
with Interesting services. Rev. w. j.
.Duhadway, OF Newark, Del, preached
an able sermon. The choir of Asbury
M. Il. Church, and n quartette COM
posed of Messrs. Gallagher and Ayers
and Misses Watson and Mahan from
the First Presbyterian Church, fur
inished the music, accompanied by an
organ, eornet and violin. The musical
part was under the direction of Mr..
W. Bayard Gem.
After tho sermon basket collection
was taken, amounting to about S3S to
ldefray the expenses, which amount to
about $500. A peculiar feature of this
young congregation Is that they never
bore the congregations for money, and
have no secretary to call out the
names of contributors but merely ask
their friends to put in what they feel
able to give. The services ended with
the benedietlon pronounced by Rev.
| Il. l.. Hubbard, Phi. ID. A large con.
Igregation was present, who seemed
/ well pleased with the services, ant
also with the rooms, which are nov
very neat, and attractive services will
be held at 1890 a. and 7.30 p. IN. every
Sunday. Sunday School at 2 p. m. Tho
| first love feast will DO held on Wed
nesday evening at 7.45 o'clock.
The Sunday School will be one yea
old on Sunday noxt, and cordial in
lyitatlon Is extended to their friends Il
be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-01

Ono day last " eek, two we'll known
young men OF this city hired team
and drove to New Castle. They met
genial company and prolonged their
visit until after nightfall. When at
last they started homeward, 1t was
very dark, but as they drove along
they managed tp see Il young woman
walking ON the road. They stopped
the team, and after learning that she
was coming to this city, politely inYi-
ted her 10 occupy n seat with them.
The invitation was accepted, and as
the horse joEgad along, each of tho
Washers endeaFored to surpass the
other In gailantrF and politeness. Upon
reaching part VI the road where there
was n light the1 were dumb struck to
see that their mash WIS colorcd girl
fIie team was stopped, and she was
requested to ali$ht, which she did no
doubt as much relieved to leave the
mashers 90 they were to get rid oil her.
The young men tried to keep the
imatter quiet, but 1t leaked out, and OIL
OF respect to their feelings their names
fare suppressed,