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Officials Recognizing the Value of Keeping
Hats On in the Open Air-Presentations
to Faithful Officials, Etc.
Official Assessment Table.
" Hats On

The Pythian journal of Indianapolis
indOrses, reprints and credits the article
published in this department May 30, en-
titled abolish the Dangerous Custom. -
urging the keeping on of hats at funeral
and open-air ceremonies. The sensible
idea of Captain Raabe is being extensively
discussed, and it Will not be long ere those
in authority, thoughtful of the peoples well
fare, will remedy the useless evil. At the
grand review in this city on the Fourth of
hats -
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w, Il. wadnan.

la the sudden death of this worthy man
fraternity and the temperance cause has
lost an energetic and constant worker. He
served as grand patriarch of the Sons of
Temperance of Massachusetts in his earlier
days, and has Often been reelected to the
same office during his residence of many
years in California. Al the time of his
death lie was the sitting past grand dieta-
tor of the Knights of Honor. His funeral
services last Thursday were attended by q
large number OF friends as we'll as repre-
sentatiyes Of the orders alluded to.
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at the installation Of keystone No. GA of
Oakland Master Workman r. Gay, who has
filled the chair for three terms, was pre-
sented with costly diamond-set scarf-pin
as an evidence of appreciation. The grand
recorder voiced the sentiments of the lodge.
Deputy Fennon, with his popular team,
were al Mission san 10 Sc on Saturday even
ing. TIE grand recorder was also in All
tendance.
The gatherings of Magnolia and of
Memorial last week were events in the his
tories of these successful lodges.
Grand Foreman Booth aud Deputy Gum
are busy in the northern part OF the State.
Golden Gate will be installed next Thurs
day evening.
Deputy Williams installed a good corps OF
officers in Valley last Wednesday night.
Quite q number of installations will take
place this week.
Deputy Maher was the recipient CT an ele-
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American Legion of Honor.

Myrtle Council No. 187 had a good meet
ing last session. Among those present was
Grand Secretary Burton. who made an ad-
dress, which was followed by interesting
remarks by several of the members.
Occidental Council No. 502 received a
visit last week from the grand secretary and
Deputy j. w. Disbrow. Remarks were
made by the visitors. This council is doing
well, having several propositions on hand.
The Semi-annual returns show a good de-
gree OF work among the councils and a graf
flying accession OF new mem bers.
Reports from the national jurisdiction
show an Increase of six to seven hundred
members per month.
The grand officers will visit the subor-
dinates during this and next week.
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knights and Ladies of Honor.

P. J. Joyce. G. D., assisted by Mrs. Rapp.
G. V, P, and other grand officers, installed
Fidelity Lodge last Friday evening. An
elegant testimonial was presented to Treas
urPr W. Duncan.
Excelsior Lodge had large attendance n.
is attractive reception last Thursday even
ing
Several OF the grand officers will be pres
ent at the installation of Garden City Lodge.
San Jose, on Tuesday evening
Equity Lodge of Sacramento holds its 20
stlon as the banner lodge of the juTisdic-
ton.
Golden Rule Lodge, for the present, Will
meet on the second and fourth Tuesday
evenings.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


uAYWARDS. HAYWARDS. HAYWARDS.
Ii acres ull bearing fruit: price $4,000
aereS-Haif ia full bearing fruit; house, barn,
chicken houses; springs: $3.50
$50 acres-Fine stock or grain ranch; S35 per
acre.
acres-FnII bearing fruit; good buildings; finely
watered; good soil: price $500.
acres-fine building spot: $500 per acre.
615 acres In fruits fine modern improvements
81 900.
$4,000
acres-One-third in fruit $500 per acre
ia acres-Improved; SiuOJ.
% acres-Al in fruit: elegant modern improve
mentS; So 80 per acre.
All positive BARGAINS near HaVWardS. Call or
write to p. WILDER I. Castro St. near b, Hay
wards. jyl0 1T
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PROPOsALS-


DROPOSA PROPOSALS FOR THE
following work and materials viii be received by
the Board or New city Hall Commissioners in the
chamber OF the 80 'rd OF Supervisors. in the New
City Han. OF SATURDAY the 3Oth day OF July
1892. between the hours OF IL A N. ana IL NJ OF
that day
Contract No 39-For furniture aud attngs with
suDdry slerat 'ons. In aud for the Two Police Courts
to be located In the northwest wing neAliSter and
Larkin streets fscades. or the New City Hall
Reference Is hereby made TO the plans. specifca-
lions and conditions Of contract. In the once
Secretary and Architect, under which this work
must be done; the work to be competed within
sixty DAYS from date of award OF contract
The Secretary VIII furnish blank forms OF pro-
pOssls aBd bonds TO intending bidders NO bid will
DO entertained unless made upon blanks fur
nished- All bids must be accompanied with certl-
Ted check for 10 per cent OF the tets OF Bder
The Board reserves tha right to reject any a II
bids. Pay nients viii be made by audited demands
on the Treasury drawn against the New CITY Hail
lund B1GdeTs must strictly comply with pro-
posais In reference 10 certified cheeks.
GEORGE h. SANDEkSON, T. J. L. SMILEY and
JOHN II. burst. Board OF New city Han Com
misSlo1cFs.
sspa n0+ pFae., r-N ,-.s,, t-p s~~-,.--.
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TYPEMKITERS.

ALiGbAfH NOS. /. OR WILL PLEASE
you best; TO choose from; all hrst-class: AZ
characters. all caps IL charac iers upper and lower
case or rs characters. double ALSO latest I'M
ihoFemebts; thousands OF users: results elo-
quent; read our testimonials from practical people;
facts ana nres tell the story; come Ia and talk IL
ever. CHARLES e. NAYLOR. general agent. 10
Montgomery st. iel6tf
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fINANe,lAI..

A 1925 KEARNY. ROOM Q. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms Tor ladies';
pledges for sale; take elevator mrlst
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
~ sss kesrny st., this only corporation that LEADS
men 81 on 0iamoRds. watches: interest," ockse
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oOAI.I)4-." $50 LOOMS.


BOARD AND LARGE SUNNY BAY-wIN DOW
ID room; suitable for gentlemen or gentleman
and wife: private American family; terms reason
able. Cor. Howard entrance 90 Thirteenth st 10 -
q - FUt.stFAi-sJNNY, FURNISHED DOUBLE
Gf-- and siugis rooms, with board; reasonable;
also table board; home cooking. jy limo
10 VAN NESS ANk-SuNNY FURNISHED
u suites and single roomsi board optional. JelS II
a MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. SANSOME
~ st-Posittvey the best value In the city for
permanent day boarderS; good rooms; elegant
table; rates So 10 $40 per week per day 81 up25st
NlONTGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL. 2sY
Iu and 22y Second st,-Single meals zoe; hosrdani
per day, 75c TO 81: by the 81 10 So trss
Coach to ana nom the h0tel ap4ld
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wards ylO IT
CO00 AND UPWARD CHEAPEST BEST
- LUU and most convenient lots offered for sale
on the San Leandro road near Fruitvale: $50 cash,
50 per month. CLoUGH a BAKER, 1902 Broad
way, Oakland
$3.50 each aud upward: 100 lots On san Leandro
road, the greatest highway In and out OF Oakland;
viii rival san Pablo avenue in Importance; 30 such
march OF immediate improyeme nts; electric road
TO Oakland, fare FIVE go Cents at once before
terms SO cash and IS per month. CL0UGH
BAKER, 1902 Broadway Oakland
SIPS each-20 choice lots 25x142 feet: only $40
cash and 81 SO per month; within FIVE minutes
walk to Oakland and San Leandro new electric
WELD. owner. 1902 Broadway. Oakland
Je9 If cod
G. . a DOWN,
- ~
% =" -hON H.
= M0pSTE fgE l'f Az aXEt ~ AO0oM-
-
IS MINUTES To THE BUSINESS CF,sTt-f, or
oAkLANh
The choicest and chearest tract Of property on
lhe me OF the Oakland san LeandTo and Haywards
sslreets graded free Of any cost to purchasers:
free Of any cost to purchaser '-' % EV'' Uo'i
No taxes 20 be psld py pt rrisser until vou- pron
cry Is P"'u iof'
lille fEkFECf. TITLE PERFECT
fULL ABSTRACT Al OUR OFFICE.
1853 PURCHASED BY PRESENT OWNER 1859
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,prr, =, ,,,,r-,--II.,- -, -, -.
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VV - :, 4OA-"''
IN THE MOSS TRACT
on The line Of the Oakland and san Leandro Flee
trio Railroad,
S49O 10 SSOO ESch.
- ..-
ACRE PRICES
r.e,r ~, 80 .- ,,,., .,-.,.
S4V '-A'H' "Ni@A'''H 80 TEN hoNih-
posttfveiv ,he t,s, offa- -. ,,., o.. 49,. -. =,
terms seiat vpr ,S, =, 80, ~ :, 'use si
l,csfiou 10 10 ,ro3r ,,r+,f - ), - 49,, - 80
,ou sav won are sorrv ven fit ut huv. sg.o,ear ~
80" soy YOU" io sorry you aiu NOT guy sooner
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4 y INTEREST Or THE WHOLE OF EsTAB-
y Ished photo Gal cry on terms 10 suit. o. Third
ST. Operator wanted.
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G.-O0 HANDSOME DELICACY AND pro
- w. vision store; for location: living 0oms:
man ana wife or ladies'. sls Geary ST. jy9 81
C.OZO SMALL GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE:
- -OO. very cheap. Address small, box l0I,
Can Branch once. i've 81
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GSE0 COFFEE SALOON. RESTAURANT
Il COt. and bakerr-Farrner wanted elegant
place; best location: established trade $50 to $50
cash per day; clears $500 per month; can he iu-
SieaSed IS almost glft al IN price; no such place
"a clty Tor twice the money; Trial given until fully
6atshed; must sell: help: chance in lifetime:
don't miss 1t. g 30. STEW ART& son. 1875 Kearnyl
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COEO FURNISHING STORE CLEARING
~CCO. over $50 month, sacrificing only On sc-
count serious sickness: llyinC-rOoms; rent Sl2 ;
DaTEaln ms day. b. WHITE. Ik5 Markell Il
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=. ~ PARTN Eii WANTED TO-DAY. LIGHT
- ~. and pleasant business. giving steady en-
poyWcnt: clearing $50 to go per month to each:
not necessary TO understand the business: must be
willing 10 work in store and make himself generally
useful: no night or Sunday work: business easily
iearned; VIII suit any industrious, steady sober
man. GRO. STEM ART, 1875 Kearuy ST
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4. coo MAN WILLING TO WORK WANTED
= COO. as a partner ia genuine paying livery
aud bOardng-st bile clearing 500 per month: fine
stand. established 10 years; rent ohly $40 per
month; has an income OF nearly $3.50 per month
from toardeTs alone; has horses, l r0ckaway 6
luggies and wagons. nearly always rented; owner
Is nrst-class man: you can have 80 days trial An
ply h. KENNY. l0O4 Market St
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conc AND UPWARD - CREAPEsT BEST
SZOO and most convenient lots offered for sale
on the san Leandro road near ETuityale: $40 cash,
- per month. CLOUGH a BAKER, 1902 Broad
way, Oakland
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CARP rs.

\ EW LINE BRUSSELS CARPET coo, SEWFD
- and laid; heavy floor ocloth. 2jc; elegant
linOicGm. 50c y. w SHREK. 1884 Sto kton 81
special attention to country orders mrl7 6m
CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID ALIEN
\ WHTLDEN, 2400 GeaTy ST.; telephone 40g3;
carpets Insured Y hiie N my care. my 9 3n
(7ARPETs-SMITH's BRUSSELS. s5c YARD;
y inStalluent price elsewhere 81 Va. N FRIED
WIN q CO. ..s-.30 NrrCs-on. and ~ Post IL u
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ALAMEDA R0oMs AND HOUSES.

ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES
COMFORTABLE FURNISHED HOUSE or
y rooms; large basement; fine garden; 10 respon-
sloIe party Tor about year: rent s35 per month.
1851 stanton 81. bet. benton and Porn. off Santa
1Iara ave-; Morton-st station. narrow-gauge III 3t-
LORIN REAL ESTATE
IN1f-fyS -
IL DE had on your own terms for s 800 ths is
snap; 30 teet corner. heart o. Lorin for few DAYS
only, 5000 only. opposite corner sold for $1,000.
small cash payment; brand-new cottage. rooms
and bath. south front. Ouiy $50 feet to station,
SZ4OU low instaliments. NUKTS & SMITH. 467
Nlnlh 81. oakland iel6 / m
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RICHARD HARRISON.
Cotton Yarns in all Numbers,
Furnished on Spools, Jack SpoolA
Section or Weaving BeamA
PAWTUCKET, II. L.


Hospitals for cats and dogs are quite
common in the large cities, and many a
feline and canine pet has been successfully
nursed through q severe illness by the ex-
pert doctors who spend their time in study
ing animal diseases. With the exception
Of wounds and injuries, the great majority
of the complaints which the pets suffer
from come as direct result of too high
living. Sweets, cake, candy and highly
seasoned food will in the course of time
make even the dumb brutes sick, and the
animal doctors frequently find that all
their patients need are little physic and
plain living. Two weeks of such common
treatment generally restores the pets to
health and strength again.
But of late years the importations to
this country of wild animals for circuses,
menagcries and exhibitions OF various
kinds have been so large that there has
sprung up regular system Of doctoring
for wild animals. Their complaints gen.
orally are very few. AT first they are
homesick after leaving their forest jun
giles, and they pine away in their cages un-
less they are carefully watched. The wilder
and fiercer ones refuse to be consoled, and
they often ipjure themselves in their frantic
efforts TO break through their iron cage.
Then the heat, change of climate and food
and occasionally old age, bring on com
plants that must be checked by expert
physicians. New York Epoch.
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LONSDALE.

The funeral of the late John McKeoun was
solemnZed at his home on Prospect Hill
yesterday afternoon, the Rev. y. Is. Will
son officiating. The body was inferred in
Christ Church Cemetery. Enterprise
lodge, /. o. o. +. NJ. L. attended in body
under the marshalship OF Thomas Critchly
e. NJ
Margaret Ann, the wife Of Frank Ander-
son. died at her home yesterday morning
at o clock.
Albert Bullock and Miss Mary Gill were
married at the home of the brides parents,
yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. y. B. Wilson.
At the meeting of Lonsdale Council S92,
Royal Arcanum last evening, the follow
ing officers were installed Regent, James
Entwistle; vice regent, John Seaball; sec
retary, f.. II. Hopkins; treasurer, Frank
Millet; collector, j. A. Bell; orator, Ed
ward Lowering; guide, Henry Jones; senti-
mel, Albert Bullock; warden, William
Blake; trustees, John Dawber, Leslie
Learned. Charles England.
Mrs John Glover died yesterday after
noon. She leaves two children, both Of
whom are married.
Mrs Nathaniel Greene, one of the oldest
residents in this vicinity, died yesterday at
the old homestead that overlooks the Mos
shassuck river near the Butterfly Factory.
The funeral services of ;. Adolphus
Davis was solemniZed at his late residence
yesterday afternoon. The body will be in
tered to-day in Mineral Spring Gene
terry.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Narragansett Engine Company, No. 2, of
Riverside will open their fourteenth an
nual fair on Wednesday, Jan. 20, con-
tinuing to the 25th
ON Jan. n the Watchemoket Fire
Engine Company, No ], of Watchemoket
and the Ladies' Helping Hand Society of
Riverside will be present as guests.
The Narragansett Threes of Warren on
Jan. 23,l and Stones Continental Drum
and Fife Band of Providence on Jan 23
Narragansett Engine Company has ac-
cepted an invitation To participate in the
parade of the Central Falls Veteran Fire
mems Association in Central Falls on
Jan 26
Howard Lodge. No. 12. X. of p, held
their regular meeting last evening, Chan
cellor Commander Herbert Snow in the
chair. A visit was received from Brother
Taylor Of Providence Lodge. The annual
meeting of the amplified team was held
and the following officers elected: Cap
tain, &. +. Pierce; clerk and treasurer,
Henry A. Cole; executive committee, r..
Davis, George Davis. Fred ID. Burdick
The team was put through the drill by
Captain Charles r.. Pierce.
The East Providence Temple of Pythiau
Sisters, No. 5, will hold an entertainment
and chicken supper in the Grand Army
hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs Hill died very suddenly yesterday
noon of appoplexy.
n ltcbliTc WIS given tut DttoHii Dap
tist Church last evening by Mrs. Gleason
under the auspices of the Y. w. C. Il. L.
The subject was temperance and included
the use of tobacco.
The Bachelors Social Club, the Sunshine
Makers. the w G. T. t. and the Y. w. c.
Il. Il. were strongly represented.
A. o. II. held an oyster supper Tuesday
evening i'm the drill hall of the Sheridan
Cadets. A large number were present and
a general good time enjoyed.
Deputy Commander Childs and staff
were present at the Grand Army fair last
evening The Loyal Temperance Legion
executed their drill, assisted by twenty
four young ladies, representing the tweny-
four different army corps under the direc-
tion of Past Commander Fred A. Burt.
Mr. Burt was presented with an elegant
easy chair. for which he expressed his
thanks in few well chosen words.
The Grattan Literary Association will
hold another debate Sunday, Jan. 81. The
subject will be THE Pen is Mightier
Than the Sword
Mayor George q. Meade Camp. No. 10,
Sons of Veterans, will hold q banquet in
the Hotel Dorrance in the near future.
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advertisement I'm the News.
BRISTOL.

The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Bristol Water
Company held yesterday, Mt the office OF
their agents, Waldron x Brownell Pres
idsnt, Isaac +. Williams; vice president,
Hugh n. Norman secretary. A. Sidney
Dean treasurer. George y. Weaver: direc-
tors, Col. Martin Benjamin Bosworth, w.
Il. &. Wardwell, Bradley Norman, Isaac
+. Williams. Hugh X. Norman and
George " Weaver \ semi-annual divi-
dend of 3 Der cent. was declared.
The Choral Society concert, held at the
Town Hall last evening under the director
shin of Jules Jordan. was well attended
The solos by Miss Martin and Mr. Albert
A. Walker were well rendered and they
were repeatedly called ont.
Mrs. 1oshau Wilbour who has been in
strumental i'm making the Choral Society
such n success was unable to attend the
concert owing TO the grip.
Thieves visited the hennery Of Mrs
Bowen last evening and took away six of
her fowls.
The organization which is being formed
for the purpose of building race track is
meeting with general approval. n mum
her of prominent men from abroad signed
their names yesterday. Already 100
names have been attached 10 the list
Two other CLUBS are being formed in
town one TO be checker club and the
other u debating. Quite u number of the
men who are forming the checker club
intend taking lessons vi Clarence Free
man vi the city.
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WOONSOCKET.

The reports of the secretary and treas
urer of the Day Nursery and Children's
Home have been issued and make very in
teresting reading. The contributions
have reached the sum OF $500, ranging in
sums from $3.50 To Al. The secretary saws
"Our city has n population of 2O.0O0 II
5000 OF these people should give of their
abundance Sl, we should have 5000 to
further this worthy enterprise" Thirty
three persons have contributed S31, aud
are life members, while over 100 contri-
butte Al annually. Three contributions Of
$50 each have been received. Rooms have
been secured at No. 43 Church street,
where small children may be left and
cared for during the day for the sum of
10 cents The object and work of this so
ciety should interest every lover OF human
ity Ia this city aud vicinity
The funeral of the late Mrs. II. g.. Ran
dali will be solemnized from her late resi-
dencc No. 223 blackstone street, Saturday
at u. NJ
The school committee held their first
regular meeting last evening with six
members present. Johnny I.awless, aged
II years was excused from attendance at
school for the remainder of the term aud
no action was taken on the matter OF eN-
cuse Of Frank Adams
Bills aggregatipg $1,000 were ordered
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A Fun Loving Seal.

The mother seal at the Zoo got rather
gay Sunday afternoon while big crowd of
ladies, gentlemen and children was stand
ing around eagerly watching the baby
seal. The mother seal would watch and
see where the crowd was thickest, slide
quietly under the water, come up close as
possible to where the crowd was, and then,
with seemingly pure deviltry, jump up and
splash the water in such "A way as to cover
and wet every one within twenty feet. And
it kept this sort of fun up all the after
noon. No matter on which side SGf the
tank the crowd got, the seal would make a
quiet sneak under the water, and then,
quick as lightning, show up near the crowd
and get in its funny business. s.-Cincinnati
Enouirar
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paid. The monthly report of Superintend-
ent McFee and Truant Oliier Hackett
were read aud ordered fled Messrs. Far
nun, Read and Chilson were chosen a
committee 10 confer with the joint stand
ing committee on finance regarding the
special appropriation of $4,000 petitioned
for by the committee for sites for school
houses and buildings. The committee
will explain TO the city council committee
just where the money will be expended:
They are instructed to examine sites and
secure plans for new school houses. Super
intendent McFee reported that James
Gordon was an incorrigible truant and his
parents could not control him. His case
was referred TO Truant Officer Hackett
with power to act. The pay of Ellen NJ.
Robinson assistant at the high school was
increased 500 additional on account of
more time being required for her work.
The joint standing committee on finance
will hold final meeting this evening to
complete their report regarding appropri-
ations, TO present To the common council
next Monday evening. Some important
changes as compared with last year will
probably be.
Are you I'm want of Help? Try 10-cen
advertisement I'm the +" News"
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Barnabce and the Tramp.

Henry Clay Barnabee is credited with
being the author OF new joke.
The other day, while standing in front Of
the Standard, an ablebodied, but a very
dirty, old tramp came up TO him and told
him of great many things he could do,
trying at the same time 10 wheedle a twenty
FIVE cent piece out Of the comedian. At
last Mr.. Barnabee got weary and said;
"Can you play checkersi"
eyes" answered the tramp.
SWELL" said Mr.. Barnabee, "it is your
move. New York Telegram.