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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

OLD MATERIAL THE DISTRICTS PROPERTY.
Some days ago certain property owners on
T street northwest, where q new sidewalk il
being laid, combined in letter to the Com
missioners claiming that the old bricks being
taken up belonged to them because. as they al
lege, they paid for the same several years ago.
The assistant attorney for the District says
that the claim is inadmissible. The material
used for paving the street making a side
walk is part of the street or sidewalk.
and in the absence of a statute making it
the property of the abutting lot owners
on repaving the street it belongs to the Dis
trict 1t matters not, he saws that the prop
erty owners directly or indirectly paid for the
the street it becomes public prop
erty, He saws, in conclusion, that
the idea that the old material taken from a
street when it is being repaved belong
to the abutting property owners arises no
doubt from the fact that by the act of
June 20, 1874, Congress authorized the board
OF audit to make allowance for old
material taken by the board of public works,
but that law was provisional and ceased with
the board of audit and the settlement of the
classes of claims it was empowered to examine
and allow.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits were issued TODAY to the
following: ]. F. Butler, one frame dwelling on
Pierce street, in Garfield. county; cost, $500.
W. A. Henderson, one brick dwelling at GA q
street southeast; cost, q, 500. Louis Dorr, one
brick dwelling at 627 II street northeast: cost
$4,000. B. L. Nervins. four frame dwellings
on 18th street extended, in Trinidad; cost.
S5.60O c. Lightbrown, two brick dwellings at
1918 and 1915 AZ street southwest; cost,
So 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

The change in the light house board by which
Commander Evans succeeds Capt. Co6ln q
naval secretary involves no reflection Whatever
on the latter officer. He was detached ct hia
own request, for purely personal reasons. he
was general favorite in tho Treasury Depart
ment, and his retirement from the kGht
house service would be matter Of genuine
regret 10 his superiors and hi associates
were il not for the general atisfaction at the
seleotion of Capt Evans = has sneeessor. II
-between Col Ludlow of ths army and ~ hoard
hsd nothing whatever to do With Capt coGn's
dotachmeuk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

To TEST ARMoR PLATE.-A test will be made
at the Indian Head proving grounds in a few
days of an eight-inch nickel steel plate,
sample Of armor plate for the cruiser New York
which will be delivered by the Carnegie COM
pany. The company has finished about 200
tons of armor plate and will have it ready for
delivery when the result Of the test Of the
sample is known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04
AT THE CRADLE OF LrBEKrr.
r orcing . Contractor to Compel His Mea -
Join a Labor Union.

Join Labor Union.
BosroS. Nov. Agent McGinty Of the build-
ing trades council ordered out the carpenters,
painters, plumbers, plasterers, steam nttsrs
and stair builders, numbering thirty-nve men,
employed by Contractor Warren on the 0iusr
building, corner Of Fairfield and Boyiesson
streets. The trouble was caused by Mr.. Wss-
rem decli ming to instruct twelve non-union cas-
less an understanding Is reached several hum
dred union men employed by the consrsctor
on other buildings wllprobably strike BY MOO
day night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

Today Frank Taylor and Alexander J. Tay-
lor, owners Of the ting boat d. NJ Key, fled
o bill against the steamer George Leary for
salvage amounting to 2,500, for services Of
themselves and crew performed in removing
the steamer George Leary out Of danger at the
time Of the burning Of the steamer WV. Cor
coran, September 8. 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04
Identity OF Laborers Coming to the Worlds
al

Identity Of Laborers Coming to the Worlds
Fair.
The acting secretary Of the treasury has I'D
vised the Department Of State, in response to
a communication covering an inquiry from the
United States consul general at Berlin, that GER
tiacates Of Imperial Commissioner wermuth a.
to the identity Of German hborers coming to
this country as employees Of exhibitors at the
worlds Columbian exposition will be sufficient
to secure such employees admission at our ports
Similar evidence Of identity as to such en-
ployes from other countries will be regarded g
sufficient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

An Omcer Saved From Death by Hh Ds1s

IN Omcer saved Erom De0fh by H -
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l-Troubls 81 CO.
ored ball on Laurel street in this city eul1d-
mated, in q fight early this morning, during
which Edward Taylor drew . rsvolvsr and b.
gan firing promiscuousiy. Tho1as Jooss lsll
With ball in his lrg, Whsn Po1ioenan xtsAsr
arrived on the scene and rushsd toyard 1ey1pe.
The latter fred st the o0osr, Who oily -
capsd fatal wound BY Tie interposie3oa a NJ
belt plata, which vas broken By tAs bullsk TAs
plucsy policeman thsn disarnsd snd sesssesd
Tsylor.
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No New Election Problems.

No New Election Problems.
Acting Attorney General Aldrich said this
morning that no new questions involving con-
struction of the election laws have been pre-
sented to the Department Of Justice. and added
that he did not anticipate any further trouble
on that score, now that the policy Of the de-
partment is SO well understood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

ASSISTANT SECRETARY SPAULDrNa left thif
afternoon for Michigan. He will be abseu,
about one week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WILSON Of the inter.
nal revenue has gone to Ohio for the cam.
paign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

This mornings reports Of the police heuten-
ants show that aixty-ssvsn olaosrs are doing
detail duty, twsnty-aix are on lsave and fourteen
are siok. Among thoss dstailsd are the officers
on duty ct di9ersnt puhlie buildings, - well -
thnss at The depob and wifh ths chain gang.
The reports shoW totAl q 1fy-dx arrests IN
twenty-four houTs. 80 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

ACTING SECRETARY OF THE TREAsURY-As-
sistant Secretary Nettleton will act as Secretary
of the Treasury until the return of the Secretary
after election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL TYNER Of the
Post Office Department will leave Washington
this afternoon for his home in Indiana, wher,
he viii remain unti1 after the elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

LABoRERs CAN GET THEIR PAY.-The Sec
ond controller has decided that October 81 was
a holiday within the meaning Of the law and
that laborers Of the War Department can be
paid for that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

The KKARsARGE has sailed from LaGuayrs
to Trinidad to coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04
Do Y ou
" ANT To SAW

WANT To SAVE
= CERTAIN AMOUNT EACH MONTH"; IF
Yur BO. SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES IN
TIE FIDELITY BUILDING. LOAN AND
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION. 9Os-9I4 G.
ST NV
DvES. 81 TFR MONTH ON EACH SHARE.
MATURITY VALTF IN IOs MONTHS. $500.
HAvT Y0T MONEY To INVEST PUR-
CHASE N : PIE CFNT PER ANNUM COU-
ION CERTIFICATE To RUN FOR 2 YEARS.
VI PAY PEE CENT PER ANSTM on
STTCINL DEPOSITS OF s5 OR MORE.
,NN DE WITHDRAWN ANY TINE oN3O
DAYS NOTICE
MONEY LOANED To SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY. Can IL REPAID AT THE RATE OF
CIT FTR MONTH on EACH $1,000 BOR-
EOWTD.
COMPARE OUR TERMS WITH THOSE OF
ANY OTHER ASSOCIATION
sg'.OnO LOANED To SHAREHOLDERS UP
To DATE. STOCK SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
OTES ALL The TIME
"a HARRISON DINGsIAN. President
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NV BrrLp1xa ASSOCIATION.


hr tr~f n. uthly netting 81 the MUTUAL
NIliAi. ~ fLHfNt' ASSOCIATION will he held n
= bsu-inl.'- iitll. t.h and s.s = W. MONDAY.
Notvf4t-r az ~
~haro~. ~ rer month
Ih- Sf1l . -.fsl y advanced On each share
for Az siiti. AL payment Of Sl per month
el.tss Av D. .lfaiuHd f1r monthly payment Of
80 lF-s---t af the Tff- II Per cent allowed
win tr4 i uu ss.tlc'sut- The same rate % inter-
- utl p All -slH- q 800 paid IN ad-
l-rnr.ttlH. .tfr r@r-Hn- who canno: attend the
NJ m .- ~ h-s-r Vii receive dues a. the Office Of
20 t--l ir'r- l-'r , - nv. from O'Clock e. N.
. q Z O.. all
~u--'.' f- stlck Willie received and inforIna-
q n fI5rTa.. .sl fy
- tnl . ~ n PRESIDENT, il3 7th St s-w.
u ". -sii %. Nt'- f-rSif M 1l6 -. sw
, . - hNbIfN ~-rr.tarv Ilu5 t;ta :. w
Git. h. ~ ~ Ir~a-rtrrr. l.O; q n W
Nj fl- folio tirsrtOr-
J'NN y i.NbA. e. J. PERSONS
iuIH = ~. ~-w Sal , St s.w
fsit " DAM. SD\pHF IMEi.
- 80 - 80 = ~ ssg 9Th -. . W.
JOHN fiNN T. SMYTH.
- -,st :; I"3Dsts.w.
ArI ENEEET MCDONALD
- ~
AEI IILLNuIE BEALI Attorney
O. III f-udal building.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Intern
revenue, s579,912; customs, s5O9.035.
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FINANCIAL
INTEREST Pan UPox DEposrrs.

INTEREST PArp UPox DEposrrs.
You know how u Is with a SNOWFALL You
start II At th- toy q: hill. and In rolling down
tcon-tantIy gathers g. itself more snow and
b~,'0nes Iarrer and laTEvr.
50 l. viih small slvin-s. You start with
small san anl - rarsis;entiy aiding TO 1t the
amount bsroiu-s Iar~rr All larger. Every
thinE must have a beginning. and nearly AL
rirh m-n were onre poor II you begin 70 save
systematically anl persistently you will even
traily become rirh.
THIS company paws interest upon deposits.
such deposits are sIhi.rt 70 che-k any time.
Hs trousf b. Plsass4 70 open an account nth
poe.
ABOUT THE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
We have storage accommodation for every
thing inanirnlt- and portable.
The lar-e building jus: added to our storage
warehouse gives almost double our former
storage faciIitics.
Hyou are E1in< 20 break mp Housekeeping we
Will pas-k and move your goods or store them
for . nominal sum. relieving yoI Of all trouble
AMI anxiety We employ none but expert"
handlers snd packers and guarantee the most
effrient service
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
\ T. BRITTON. Frestdent.
B,SKING HOUSE. 1905 q ST NV
STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 1l4O 18Th ST NV. 1
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lFFICF OT p V' CHFS APP NEF AND POTOMAC
IiL4FiluNE CpMPANY
= Prn Crxr Boxps.

- PrE CENT BoXDs.
.lo 10 sIOn PAYABLE Is ) YEARS
mi IT-T CT AETEKLY.
To e tuStriai saving and rnan Associa-
- tn ui-tric: %. Columbia Il ;ssuiny
e. r.r cent interest D a--rz bonl IN de-
Is-uiratt|r. frs n -iu o. -lOO- lhe~r bonds
arr --surt,l - Ksa R~t.ts. lnvrstilent-.
Is.t- q Trust. Investment Companies
ST. q al other --ood -cCuEItles-
THk INDU.IEIAI. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSo-
CIATION. Loo ST. Nm.
Csritai sfo.O 600. Or-4nized Jaly 1. lss7.
JOHN "A sOyLF. President.
CHlIDS. Wee President
IHJ- % HENSEY. Secretary and Manager
COLyMB NATIONAL BANK. Depository.
DIRECTORS
Holm II sOULE THOs O. HENSEY.
A. h. CHILDs L u. LANDOS.
Oelz-sp2In L. II. RIDESOCR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

GEN. W. S. RosEcRANs is better today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES

FACTS TERsELY TOLD.
In the Home Comfort" we have the best
s273 Gas Heating Stove In the citv
sed taaR ash shs sosssd esss
on ali sIdinsav Sf sss cSpSn tin plate found
" 20 Is the price you wish TO pay for a gas
stove yo1 should most assurediy buy the
Hundreds evidently read our talk the
uouar saw Hadn't an idea so many people
ai ssS. ss ws SSsaaS
returned the rSs an
satisfactory
It VIII require about fourth as much
price handfedod 'fsR Fs .T. says ays tesir Sess
Let US estimate on Telt-strippins your
BARBER & ROSS,
Builders Hard,cdre,
COR. 11TH AND G SITS. NV n3
~IMPoRTED VS.. CALIFORNIA WINES. .
- In buying Imported Wines you rracti-
oSsS slsS sn aas sss
as as sipai
ssf yGS will b4as simply SE
fornia Claret. 75c. qt.. Sc per case of Il qts.
To-KALON WINE COMPANY,
Ola 14th st. NV. In3l Telephone. 99s.
H~coAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER.
Coal is scarce but we shall
look out for custom
likely be higherHcertainiy not
Complete facilities bottom at ropsi Prices s
cess is nTe1s weight ian and and bds
EeefS Eind s siss 81 our methods
nstr 11ol ave-. i 5i1 St, Soe.2 n.e. SO s ssw.
R~CAR LOAD OF HORSES AT
CENTRAL STABLES,
t.U ct n
KPAs THE MANUFACTURER OF THE
BRADBURY PIANO.
IoG TaR n.S offer T yOu special hin, shond
sions charged By AGENTS and dealers; bur diree.
woods; all pianos sold on $40 monthly Install
ments; no interest. -
n2-1m Manufacturer Bradbury Pianos.
RroALL VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
- are rsanssts4 to es at la2s Pa ave "a
0RfP .?n 10 m fR faih Secretary
K@S SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
(NEw BOTH ISSUE.)
The books for subscription to stock in the NEW
BOTH ISSUE are now open at the office of the
SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
Kellogg Building. 1416 F at. NV.
SHARES S1.OO EACH
No back dues. Six per cent interest guaranteed on
stock withdrawn and loans settled. Four per cent
interest paid deposits in addition to the per cent
stock The .sth issue the largest in the his
tory of the Association. Matured stock credited
with IL per cent interest.
The regular monthly meeting of the Serial" will
be held at its office in the Kellogg building l4l6
ST. NV. WEDNESDAY,. 9th instant, at q O'Clock
T. at which time the new both issue will begin but
stock may be subscribed for day the Office OF the
Secretary and Treasurer, 14l6 + st. NV.
Ases''' RoBf c9MPBEEE Fresasna
o11 10th st. NV.
D. @. DIXON. Vice resident,
Surgeon Generals Office. War Department.
- DIRECTORS:
WM MAYSE, J. d. TERRILL,
GEO. II. FRENCH. CHAS. G. HALL,
yNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer
n1gt Kellogg building. l4l6 ST. ".
HENS SHIRTS Te ORDER.
Now Is the time to have your Shirtsfnade
for II Is a we-known fact that q shirt made In the
fall Is for winter and cooler FOR summer We
have Of the best equipped shirt factories in the
country employ only thoroughly experienced work
men, and guarantee perfect shirts, ade in the
best possible manner If otherwise don Z keep them
oc20-3m WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
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IffTFFN pOLIAES
NG.l ssH.c cr..
ON NbEEB DOLLARS

CID TiFTTFS noLLAES 90
CNT HTN NbEEp DOLLARS
ff -fs|sk u. W. rr-- F--J.. Z the
GOOD HVTI MININui CuMIANT
p s'.r. f.Htr eH's. rhsn tLs prscS trsI Be-
-. ,.-l Iisre r-ira J. -at-.I in Custer county
to.,-a.- fn- ha--.-A. HuI4IislIt L SveH-
fsr tis -- Fr urt- g.; r. = silver ,r4-.IIs- ore-.
lts .r .- -..Ts,l U, al s-.-iln~ >hAiS 100
is-- e.. a... level ~ ~ TOO f-tt r.
=. f l- 'h" " . ard -h1vins aa excel
eff > s ' fly ore Il. q iapAEy Ea- PlI-cd
uInrkst -t tl- rtr- q l. cents S.lart. tOr the
VuFf 20 .a- ~ iutc hiu-ry and thuruushly
sg-fIr 90. lffa z - ar.si hrlt a s.uaii
nnini-r q t...r -Lsr,, --I.alH uusJid- he
o. 81. l-'lu.l. IN r'pEr- e. the
sLsft e. r.' . .iry.. and the PROHIBITION Of pay
m Va. . .-.-l.-H.
Es-s -r-rlty % make money
Illl l0..-- -,'-N HT TOWNSEND. THOMAS
" NIL e.. 'AE NENTS. =. = WILL
or .r .a-. - ~ ana Trust suiidfnz Wash
lustHf.. III. g.. f-rtr-r information chserfully
turri-ha. t, J = WiIIiNM~ Mas nj. Irsnp!.
pTuz ~tH-v .ra sn.i a. u ogI.p In
IrIT rr~p, pr,-. INrrrrsr WHEN pypos-
ana tiu- csstl.ie q dsr-i. l-t1re drrst.l else
"Hsf-- "ooI' = CO bSnsers
'p-ntis Close 20
aa-4 General Banking.
nFFICF OF Vr CHrS ,pF,EF AND POTOMAC
" ilLAFIuNL COMPANY.
Ndivid~rI q ~ ,-n.. rer ~hara will =. ravable on
. - . r-cnri - ths -l.s q bt>'re~> IN the ,Sh
. uf. rr. l~t' 81 'ts uf,rs = The t-sA-lr.r u
q INST i-H. viz =. ,.6-,-i from th- 'ssh Of
',t.u-r o. TIE .ili - ,,,e,ili.F iqs ..-ive
CiINbI - - FFt ~. Treasurer
Wa-E ton. y. e. cat leg II. iS2F. I4O1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04

SECRETARY TRACY has returned to Washing
to-,
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N@ECONOMICAL AND SATISFACTORY
Garme nts tailored at our establishment are
the cheapest in the end. to say nothing OF
the satisfaction Of wearing Elegant TAILOR
MADE CLOTHES. that distinguish the
wearer and look well as long as he wears
them New effects just received.
SNYDER WOOD.
iii PENN. AVENUE (Barr's Old Standby n4
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C.. I. HAvEssEn.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms and IL. Atlantic Building.
$50 St Il. W.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash
on ma-s1n.
Cotton bought and sold in New FORK or New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
J. 6. Bache x Co.. New FORK Stock Exchange
Lehman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange.
Lshman. Stern Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange
IalnsOn Bros. Co.. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires TO New York. Chicago and New Or
leCns. Telephone 4LB. jel7-tr
mo. W. COKsON. JNO. W MACARTNEY.
Member y. y Stock EI
COESOE MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. 1919 ST. wv.
Bsnkers and Dealers In Government Bonds.
DEPOSITS. Exchanze. Loans. Collections.
Railroad Stocks ant Bonds and all securities listed
and Baltimore bought and sold.
A speciality made ot investment securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas. Insurance and Tele
phone stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone STOCK bouht and sold ~ ylS
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HAVE LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS
Il which can loan real estate security at 5 per
cent Address j. b.. Star Office oc4-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N~SPIR. IUALlSM miss MAGGIE GAULE
- OF Baltimore, the wonderfully gifted test
medium every FRIDAY during the day for private sit
tngs at the Columbia. 70s II tn n W. and wonn's
oc13th&f3m
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07

Barurn.
Passing through the crazy doorway,
they found an elderly, dricd.up man
nearly asleep on a hammock made Of
cocoa fibcrs, dirty, foul-smclling old
rascal with small bcnd-lilto eyes which
glirtcrcd with cunning like "a scrpents
Nevertheless he was n great man in his
community, rcnping where he had not
sown, and prcying like a vampire on the
povcrty.strictcn people by whom he
was surrounded. Scrfs tracked him
wherever he went; one held TALBOT
.eaf over him IN his walks; another car.
ricd his stick Of office, and third beat
Oft the mosquitoes with switch. AT
present he was unattended, save by II
hnlf-nalSed peon who famed him with
apunkdh.
lie was clad In barbaric pomp, yet
rcelSed In filth, and swelled with inn
portanco In balloon-shapcd kandynn
hat, flowing robe and loose jacket and
the usual muslin scarf As the
strangers entered, the korale sprang
from his hammock, with an agility be.
yond his years, and began 10 salnam in
the most approved Cingalese style; but
CampigDon, who had made his acqL.int-
ance in his trading trips up the Qungla,
In few stern words put stop 10 his
capcring ceremony.
Could they have fruit, dried meats and
bread? OF course they could; was not
all In the village at the disposal Of the
white lords, on whom might the light
Of Buddha rcsti
When the commissariat question had
been happily settled, and orders had
been given 10 the villagers 10 carry pro-
visions Ia the sampan, excellent che
roots were lighted, and Cnmpignon be-
gan 10 pump information from the
korale concerning the party who had
conveyed Sir Harry Grahame up the
river.
For many minutes they talked In n
dialect utterly incomprchcnsible TO
Arthur Dunbar, and supplemented with
many Rrotcsque gcsticulntions; but the
conference was evidently unsatisfac-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-04-07

10 Campgnon, for he suddenly turned
10 Arthur and said, petulantly:
1--WE must grease the old villains
palms; he either knows nothing, or will
say nothing
"Promiso him anything you like"
was the prompt accession.
In II moment Campignon jingled n
handful OF rupees before the old mans
eyes.
Then followed torrent Of ejacula-
lions, little less unintclligible than the
chattering Of u baboon. But tho willy
Frcnchmnn extracted meaning from
She food Of sound.
"rhe old sinner bites at the bait, but
insists ON having n hundred rupees, as
he very nnivcly says the other party
have promised him that II he holds his
tongue. What say you9"
"Acccdc 10 amy terms"
The information given by the korale
wns well worth the investment.
llo said that six months ago two large
sampans passed up the river, contain.
ing three Europeans and eleven Malays;
that one of tho white men was dcathly
siclSi that he recognized the natives as
swamp-dwcllers, tribe of great fcroc-
ity who inhabited tract of country
two hundred miles up the river, and
chiefly lived by piracy and acts of
plumber; that the white men told him
they were going TO live on an island UNI
der protection of the chief of these peo-
pie; and that to reach It they must pass
through the country Of tho Rock We'd
dahs.
"Thc Rock Veddahsl Who are they?"
Arthur asked, when Campignon was re-
lating these details.
did you never hear OF the Rock We'd.
dahs?" the Frcnchmau querled. Then
you have yet to bo introduced to
the lowest typo Of humanity TO whom
the Bosjesmen Of southern Africa are
polished gentlemen by comparison.
| They are indeed n race of wild men.
They are dangerous, wicked race,
and we have TO go right through tho
heart Of their country"
"Still II others have done It suppose
we cam" Arthur said, with determine.
tion.
"Hou allude 10 George Archer and
his acconplices, but you forget that
they are under the protection OF tho
swamp-dwellers, who are, expect, too
powerful neighbors for the Veddahs TO
eNasperate,"
III you are afraid,n Dunbar said,
testify, "say so, man, and turn back
AS for me, shall reach Sir Harry Gra-
hamc, or die in the effort"
"And shall stick with you TO the
last, sir. When Francois Campignon
signs articles, he means 10 hold 10 them
Us long as he can"
''And You shall not regret your cour-
age and honesty" Dunbar said, warmly.
When they reached the clusterof trees
under whose shade they had left their
sampan, they found crowd OF ma
tives, who had brought every conceiva.
bic kind Of meat and fresh fruit for
their selection, some even the charms
to warn oil devils and evil spirits
which they urgently pressed them to
purchase. But u sampan, light and
buoyant as II is is only boat after all,
aud Its gunwalO was soon weighed
down dangerously near tho water, Sc
the order was given TO loosen the
painter and cast OF into the stream,
aAhRithatAAdinR tlM 4aksl ot ahRstar
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"But you are doing something wnicn
Is seriously offending mel for see your
inconsistency. You say one minute
that you have this mans address and
the next that you do not know where
he Ia; besides altogether refusing TO tell
what you do know"
Miss Balderstone was very much an
noyed.
"This much ! will tell you" Kate
continued, hcnrtbrokcn nj the school.
mistress harshness, that Mr.. Dun.
bar. when he sailed for tho east -"
When Galvnni discovered galvnnism,
IL Is said that he made his first expert
ments on frog, whose limbs lcapcd In
simultaneously into sudden contortions,
and Kate's announcement seemed TO
have some such effect on Mr.. Colburn.
With n cry he sprang TO his feet;
"sailcdl Did you say sniledP Is he
gone them" he gasped.
Eyes, sir" Kate responded with de-
murc gravity. ale sailed for India
three weeks ago"
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Notice to Delinquent
Taxpayers.
COUNTY TREASURER NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAT-
Frs REGARDING DEED
ING OF LAND, sEPTEM-
BtR 4th, 1892
COUNTY TREAAt RER's or
FICH, APRIL lsT 1872.

NOTICE Ia here by given that the follow
ing described tracts 81 lands snh wn lots
situated in the county Of Dlckin,pn and
state Of Kuasap. ana which were sold on the
third day of September. d 1880 for tho
purchis RS on the 9Th day OF september, A.
u. isol, u Hess redeemed before that day.
The en- ire amount OF tax and interest
counted to September the 9TH A. d. 1872. the
last day allowed by law for the redemption.
Is placed opposite each tract Of land or
town lot.