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Evening journal., 1894-08-21
A Fair Primary.

From the New York Times.
Due notice, publicly given, is one Of
the indispensable conditions of a fair party
primary The actions Of the Democratic
State Committee In recommending that
six days'uotice be given Of the time and
place Of holding the primary meetings
for choosing delegates TO the district
conventions bv which state convention
delegates will be named has given gem
eral satlalactinn
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Laaies' Da, at roiohester Reach,

Thursday, August %. contests In cook
ing for cash prizes Fine display Of day
light fireworks Delightful ride from
Perryville to colchester Beach BY palatial
steamer. Special excursion via Phlla
delphia, Wilmington q Baltimore Rail
road, leaves Wllmin gton s 04 m. 81 90
Tor the round trip; Children 30 cents.
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Settled thirteen Per Cent.

From the Philadelphia Record.
The New York Press labors to show
that the tariff question is not settled.
Probably our esteemed protectlonist con
temporary would not hesitate TO admit
that 1t is settled about 13 per cent. and
that II will stay at that notch for at least
three years. Let us turn our attention
to more Immediate matters.
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wear. though not in the fine goodF.
Free wool is OF more benefit TO us than
to wooden manufacturers. We use a
good deal Of 6ne English, Australian aud
Canadian wools. Now that the tariff
bill is settled for year or so at least,
think business confidence will be re-
stored and there will be general revival
OF trade. As sign Of It. received this
morning inquiries from Boston relating
to large lots Of dress goods"
John A. Falkner, a large woolen man
ufacturer, comedies that there is great
difference Of opinion among woolen man
ufacturers as TO the effect Of the new
tariff bill aud says some OF the brightest
men in the business are OF the opinion
that they will be just as well of. II not
better, than they were before. He said :
Business will now be good for six
months at least, because Of the reduced
production. On account Of the tariff
uncertainty people have held off from
buying until their shelves are now en-
tIrely empty With the uncertainty re
moved they will all rush their orders In
at once. The Senate bill averag ges 10 per
cent better all round than the Wilson
bill Under the latter the bottom Of
everything seemed to drop entirely out
Of sight"
The Hyde Park manufacturer, Robert
Bleakle, is confident that good will follow
the passage OF the new law and said
81 am well pleased with the tariff bill
just passed, as affecting wools and
woolens AS a result OF this bill pre-
dict degree Of prosperity permanent and
lasting. And this because we will nov
get our raw material upon the worlds
market value, placing us upon level,
for producing results, with our foreign
competitors and with the further safe
guard Of protection in an Rd. vslorem
duty of 40 to 80 per cent. upon the out
put OF our mills. Regarding the tariff
bill as whole, many things can be taken
exception to, but under the circum
stances perhaps it is all we ought to ex
pect, considering the diversity OF in
terests represented in our halls Of legs-
lation. Therefore let us be encouraged
and hold on to what is good in the
present bill, hoping in the near future TO
correct what is not acceptable to us
now"
Good bye, Congress. Ia, Ia See you
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Korean lIinistor Going Home.

WASHINGTON, Aug 21.-Tho Korean
minister, Mr.. Yo Sung 500, and the sec
retary Of legation of Korea will sail from
San Francisco on the 2Sth inst for homo.
They have been given leave Of absence
and will return to this country after
foXy months
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sotanlta Wul Raoe tho vieilant.

LONDON, Aug 91.-The Satanita win
Defend the Cape May cup against the
Nigilant. The race for tho cup will take
place on Sept. o Until that time tho
Nigilant will not engage in any race.
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where tho Responsibility Lies.

From the Baltimore News.
Responsibility for the business depres-
sion Of the past year and the present
depleted condition Of the National
Treasury rests with the last Republican
administration, moTe than upon any
other agency by which this country is
influenced
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ITOrNsr APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE JOHN A. NORTH. THE
~ teuant and occupanto Of the house situated
at No. 10 ast Second street In the Second
ward In the city OF Wilmington, county of
New Castle and State Of Delaware, In com
pliance with The require ents OF the acts OF
the General Assembly in such case made and
provided. 90 hereby give notice that shalt
apply I'm writing to the Court OF General Ses
sions Of the Peace ard Jsil Delivery Of the
State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county. on MonnRy. the 18th day Of Septem-
her, lSqi neing the next term OF said court, for
a license for said house as an inn or tavern,
for the sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, 20 De drunk on
the pre misses and the llOwing respect able cit
lzens of said ward,at least tive We OF whom are
suhstanffal freeholders of said ward. recon-
mend the said application, viz
SauuelC. Reed Dayton y. pierson
nj Waves samuel Hochheimer
BENJAMIN G.. Gam Robert n. Schuyler
Michael rafferty, q: H. +. Gross
William Il. Quinn Thomas Cole
Henry Ward Jaclb 3 Yates
John II GOtchmer Alex NJ. Bordinn
Henry Feldmeier w. D. Bowen
J. q. Hhzel A w. Randolph
Andrew Grotz William Stewart
Robert Kenyon Dennis Conner
John Farnan Charles b. Dougherty
Henry Blouth Thomas n. McNay
JOHN A. NORTH,
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Four Wore Drowned.

ST. JOIN, n b., Aug 2l.-The tug
Matte NJ. ran ashore on Martins head,
and the crew, eight i'm number, took to
their boat which was capsized. Captain
Justus Mowery. Herbert Mowcry, ongi-
neer, and John Mowery, deck hand, and
Captain Pitman OF the bark Albert were
drowned.
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LIE saving station. orsnsd.

WAsHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Chief Kimball
Of the life saving service issued an order
under the new act TO Immediately man
all life saving stations on tho Atlantic
and gulf coasts.
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A stubborn Fire.

VIENNA. Aug. 21-The fro which
broke out in the warehouse on the water
front Of Fiume ON Aug. l8 has not yet
been quonched, although 10000 tons of
water are thrown upon the burring mass
hourly
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vetarnn nr. INitchen Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-Dr. James
Kitchen, the oldest practicing physician
In this city, died at his home, 7l5 Spruce
street lie was born March s, 1900, in this
rffv
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ChIef snnchez Ilnled.

DENVER, Aug. 21.-News has reached
General MoCook' headquarters that Chief
Sanchez Of the White mountain tribe of In
dians in Arizona was killed by two Indians
in a fight at Cedar creek, near Fort
Apache. A. T.
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Knledhr fhn Cnrs.

LONG ISLAND CITY, n. Y, Aug. Ell
Maggie Luting, II years old. of Maspeth
y. y, employed in a tinwarc factory at
Laurel Hill, was struck by train from
Rockaway while she was walking from
the factory to her home She was thrown
80 feet and Killed
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
Whnnls - Iinnnd Ar.In-

WINsTED, Conn, Aug. 81. - Green
wood S cotton mills at New Hartford and
Collins AK works at Collinsvillo resumed
operations.
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Irnn Hn.nInhor Union.

LYNN Mass, Aug. 2i.-The Lynn La
Dor union was organized here by SO dele
gates, representing b labor organizations
Of Lynn, with membership OF 10, 600.
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AsnIrant. tn thn Policn rnrnn.

John Murphy and Frank A. Stover
made application TO the Police Commis-
sloners at their meeting last night for
positions on the police force The charges
against Officers Canning aud Leach were
continued until Thursday evening.
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D. = o. nelIef psnnrtmspt Pn,msnt..

II. q ~ Reiet hepartmeut fAymentss
The statement Of receipts and dis
bursements OF the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Relief Department for the
month OF May shows that benefits for
accidental deaths and injuries, natural
sickness and deaths, paid to employees or
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The settlement OF the tariff business is
a great satisfaction to all parties.

England Is not so much Of a Paradise
for rich Englishmen as many suppose
The taxes are so high that an income OF
$50 900 does not pan out much more
than half that amount to It's owner. No
wonder the British noblemen growl when
they see an Astor, Vanderbilt or Gould
living in their country and escaping the
heavy tax burdens which are imposed
upon themselves
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

heirs for the month, amounted to $27.-
$40 IA Since the organization OF the
department S3.7i5 PSI 55 has been paid
for the various accidents and deaths.
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New Jersey state Labor Congress.

ELIZABETH, y. j., Aug. 2l-The SOW
enteenth labor congress Of this state con-
vened at the city hall here.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
BusIness Outiook in Wicomioo.

Cashier j. H. White, Of the Salisbury,
Nd, National Bank, writes TO the Mary.
land Manufacturer that while the farm.
ers OF that vicinity are not engaged in
the growth Of cotton. the cultivation Of
small fruits and melons engage their
attention to a considerable extent. The
small fruit business was almost failure
this year; attributed very largely 70
the depressed condition in industrial
circles in the North, thereby restricting
the market The yield Of wheat has
been very large, but the extremely low
prices prevailing act as a serious draw
back. The melon crop ls being marketed.
Good crops aud fair prices are generally
reported Loud complaints (and very
Just, too) are heard OF the excessive
freight charges Of our railroads for hand
ling this and other perishable products
generally. The promise Of an excellent
corn crop has not been better In twenty
years. This, with an anticipated rise IN
price, II realized, ought to place Wicom.
leo farmers in tolersbly fair condition.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College, re-opens Day Sessions) Septem-
Der 3rd. Night Sessions, October 1st,
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WEST BOUND,

Baltimore and Washington, week day,
"A 10, IOs, 10 31, m; w lB, 200, y W y u,
% 0s, 1912, 1853 p m. sundaYs, l5, 7l',
IS 81 m; il2 Is, I205, g. 3i, % l2, Is 50 p ras
Baltimore and Way stations, o. N, 0 U
NoWsrk, Del, week days, M15.7m Bas
m; Ile l6 3 08, = a Is 0s b, ls II ~ o5s, y ~
t4A. 30, sl2, 70 So, II l0pm.
i1ttsbufgi f6 81 @ n, 81 81 y N, daily
Chicago. 50 81, a N; "a 81, p m, daily.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, iR ID m, and
New ofiesns. via Bristol and Chattanooga
is 6s N. daily. Through sleeper 70 New o.
leere.
Laadenbera ta,. ''i.tS accommodation, week da,
7 o., 82 N; 25 and 43 D n. sundays, ' I'D
Tr,fps leave Market street station.
FOR New York, week days, i6 ~ . ni
Tor philadelphia, week days, 8 20, " l,fe 6l
III 30 10; 2 81, 90 p IN. Sundays go, rn;
pittshure and Chicago, week days, Fs goa m.
Baltimore. week days, 81, rs ~ ui tO,
70 90 IN, Sunday Jb pm.
For Landenherg and way stations, week
dsys, 50, s % a m; 10, 20 p IN. Sundays,
LFRS'E PHiLADELPHIA, TWENTY.
FOUEVH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FOR
week daya,f3 30, 600,i %, fS Oa,
J5, "a 90, 30, f5 90 IS 81, s5 f6 N, 30 81 35,
ye q, 10 10 and II 85 IN.
Sundays s3 81, G 90, t3lQ, 20, 10 %, IL g ,
N; lsO9, noon; u %, So9 Is, NW, 45l,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTT
AND MARKET kTss Weeks day f3 ~, " t',
fii %, q m; so 90 - le, ~ ", Q a.. Sundsyei
% 90, q - ~ p 9 m; 20 &c, u % pm.
Telephone No 1873.
Rates 70 Western points lower than via any
other line. q. o. ECULIi, Gen'l Pass. Agent
r. 3. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Francis S. Bradley feels lie cat In a
strange garrett at Dover 10 day.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Two years ago the Browns OF the First
ward were against Bach because Of
Gill.s this year they are for Bach be
cause Of Gillis. In this connection they
fight Schue.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Coxey has some reputation as wheel
man, but some people think his wheel is
In hls had
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

aduplex.factionist Philip Q Church
man Is a decided success He holds
Stewart with one hand, Bach with the
other, and says. God bless you my
chill rem
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

More than half the business houses In
the country would be way ahead il they
could put up their shutters for three
months In the Summer. But they don't
do IT, Why2 Simply because they can't
afford to. People would forget they
were in business. Same way with sd
vertising. Never put up your shutters.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Ross is selling STRAW Hats and last
seasons Derby Hats st a reduction Of 90
70 40 per cent. he also has bargains in
Shirts, Sweaters and Neckwear at 2iO
Market street. Please call and examine
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Go wing thy flight from star to star;
From world e. luminous world as far
AS the universe spreads It's flaming wall
Take all the pleasures or all the rphefes
And multiply eacn through endless years
The vote OF the Fifth ward beats them all
CHAIRMAN BACH.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

There are already two men in the
Geld In this city for the Democratic
legislative nomination. They are Victor
3 Woolley, rising young lawyer and
counsel for the last House OF Represen
tatives, and Thomas f. O'Donnell, a
leading Tenth ward worker and member
OF the Board Of Public Education. Mr..
Woolley has been out for several months,
but it is only within the past few days
that mr. ODonnells candidacy has been
announced by his friends.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

The primaries being over Bob Handy
has our permission TO resume his fishing
for perch. AS a fisher OF men he Is a
fat failure.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Notlce-Blds are now open for paint.
ing, papering, tlling aud carpetlng
rooms on second floor OF Heald Building.
Bids close on Wednesday, July %, at 10
o'clock noon. Color dark blue No
tints. DANIEL L. STEWART.
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Carey Frazier, Of Duck Creek hundred,
is quite Higgins worker. His hench-
men are known as Mother Carey 3
nhickena
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

II Addlcks had any connection with
the Stewart movement he will scarcely
admit it now.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

DABPlMOhE a.
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. SChedulein
effect May ~, 1894.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
Tor 8 Express trains
New York, week
days, % 03, T17,
% 10, il036am;ti2 "a
II 40, IS 35, " All 90
D. NJ. Sundays, l3 O2,
" l7,il0 36 n nl;t2 49,
s. 90, u A, III COP NJ.
PHILADELPHIA
AND CHESTNUT {
8 IS, ~ l7,f7 SO. 8 90. l
a no: Ile "a I 70, li2 a
8 %. 10 90, I'll 10 . n
Sundays, i3 09, 8 30
q m; l0. q 40, 3
8 25, 10 90, III Op m.
PHILADELPHIA
KEr STREETS. v
no G8, a n; l2 40, ~
PHILADELPHIA
3 n; " 49. " a, lll 0
Chester. week Day
SEQ, 50 30, 80 30, 10 Ul
3 %, 4 s., Is 80, 8 81,
Chester, unday
ti0 80, III 40 q ne l z
q A. S25, 10 %, III Ol
Atlantic City, y
Up "a, 10, q ~ p n
" 40 pm,s
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Romeletts-I was called out twice last
night. Hamletts-By the sudience2
Romeletts-No; once by my washer.
woman and once by policeman.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

The Red Lion hundred Democrats will
meet at Delaware City this evening,
and, II there is no contest, name dele
gates to the State convention.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

We think that, considering all that
has been said and done, the Republican
stste convention made grave mistake
in not nominating Mr. Samuel Bancroft,
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
To tho First District COMMITTEES.


GENTLEMEN;-Don't push; just shove.
carried the Ninth ward against the machine.
and do not propose TO allow myself and my
colleagues TO be deprived OF our seats on the
committee. word 10 the wise at this par
ucular time Is more than sufficient. Do not
monkey with the feelings Of the Ninth ward
people. They are not to be trined with by a
packed committee OF investigation.
Yours fraternally.
FRARCls s. BRADLEY.
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Tow doth the busy littIe b

Improve ehth rhlhlhk hOufs
And huzzing round from tree TO tree
Suing 10 death poor Stewards flower.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Jonathan s willis will now spend
three weeks trying to convince people
that REV" does not belong to his name.
Many persons who concede the point con
tinue TO use the REV" simply from
force OF habit.
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

Good bye, Congress. Ia, tai See you
f.t.~f
Evening journal., 1894-08-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

It is understood that Bob Hanby, Of
hundred, has composed a
campaign song entitled, lex Constable
Green and His Sewing Machine" A
local composer is now selecting notes to
nL II
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

DR. Thomas @. Moore, Of Smyrna, has
a bad case Of the grip--on the Higgins
side OF the Republican flock In Duck
Creek hundred
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

For it's money! amt it funny,
How IL drives away all sorrow and dun
care.
II you want honey, you must have money
Its money, money, money, everywhere.
fOshua Mnrvll
Evening journal., 1894-08-21

TWENTY . FOURTH
rs. Week days, % 03, 8 81,
5 i0,T9 %, 10.00, 80 DO, III 4i
!, 325, 4 30, % 30, 8 81, " a.
.E17. 500, 9OO. 40 80. II 20
%. 4b5, Is S5, 63l, " A.,
. TWELFTH AND MAR
feek days, 70 %, u IL, Is Az,
, Sundays, Is %. Tl7, 40 <
} D IN.
!, I8 O8, 5 IS, 9 85, " l7,S7b1,
ll0 80, on asa m; ] 25. " ~,
Z "A, g %, 10 90, III o. p m.
), t3 03, cas-, 81 II, 8Oo,
), q 49, 8 20, ass. I5 SO, 6Gl
y N.
Feek days, T717 an;
!; Sundays, n IL, 8 W a mi
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-27
,,i,,rrd M.

Most curious 10 origin Of all noe
turnal insect hunters are the leather
winged bats. which may DO regarded
practically speaking. as very Tiny
monkeys. highly specialized Tor the
task OF catching nocturnal dies ana
midres. Few people know how
nearly they are related 70 US lhey
belong 10 the ,ell-samo division OF
the higher mammals as man and the
apes; their skeleton answers 70 ours
bone for bone and joint for Joint IN
an ordinary manner, Only the unes-
sential fact that they have very long
fingers with IL web between a. an
organ OF flight prevents u from In
stantly and instinctivcly reeoglnlz-
inc them as remote cousins, once re-
moved from the gorilla The female
bat IN particular Is absurlly human
Most OF them feed on insects alone,
but IA few. like the famous vampire
bats OF south America take q mean
advantage OF sleeping animals aud
suck their blood after tho fashion 81
mosquitoes, as they lie deienseiess
IN the forest or on the open pampa%
Others. like the dying foxes Of the
Malay archipelago. make frugal
meal OF fruits AMI vegetables; but
even these are persistent night
flyers They hang heal downward
from the bonghs OF trees during the
hot tropical daytime, bat sally forth
at night % rob the banana patches
aud invade tho plaRtain grounds q
the Industrious native. The bat i
lemur. compelled by dire necessity
To become a ~ ing night bird
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-27

I train at a small country station Only
a few idlers were about; the place
I looked lonely and deserted.
With his travelling bag in his hand
he started 10 walk to the NcrnOn
plantation. which he was assured was
only a smart Bit of a walk +" On he
trpdged, feeling unaccountably sad
and lonely, when all at once he found
himself the hero of an adventure.
A frightened horse came tearing
along with a lady upon his back. IL
was the work OF few moments for
this gallant knight to fly to the res
cue. a moment after she had fallen
into his arms in a dead faint. and Eric
/ Fane's astounded eyes saw before
them the face of his vision. Every
feature the fac simile-in short, the
very same.
A strange tuInult worked over his
heart; he felt weak and overcome
with establishment The same fea-
lures, the wAyy brown hair and as
at last she opened her eyes, he rceOg-
nized the soft gray orbs OF his vision.
She struggled 10 j sitting posture,
blushing rosily.
''I-beg your pardon she faltered
'-Dh-sir. with sudden rush Of graft
itude, 'you saved my life. The house
IS = new one-a vicious fellow was
riding for the doctor; my old horse
keeper was suddenly taken Ill.
Eric lookel concerned
IF yCu viii permit me. he began,
Il will ride for the doctor. Oaly tell
me where to hnd him, NJ name is
Fame; ] am from New York. ! am
looking for the Vernon plantation
1T IS here. This Is the place she
returned. indicating a long stretch OF
fence not far from The main road IF
you will be 50 kind, Mr.. Fame a. 70
20 for Dr.. Erown- You cannot miss
his Object j. near tue station
He vaulted into the saddle and was
OF in twinkiing.
An hour later he entered the large
airy parlor Of the old-fashioned house
az the Vernon Plantation. and in
quired for his ward, the little girl,
star Vernon
After . few moments waiting. the
door opened, and the lady he had
rescued-his dream lady-entered the
room
He started TO his feet
III did nos expect or hope 70 meet
you here, he was beginning; but she
checked him with . smile As she
n1iveiy said.
i ara Star Vernon.
Imagine Erie Fane's feelings This
his ward-the little girl whom be had
confidently expected TO meet this
calm clear-eyed, seif-possessed wo-
man9
1t did not take Eric long 70 write
the stgpcndous news home 70 his
mother, who, Of course Immediately
confided the startling fact 10 Marie
Eric had expressed his intentions OF
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-27
SMILES

Mr. Crims0nbcak Isn't Il hard work
minding the baby Not half No hard
as trying 70 make the baby mind me "
Stranger, ia far Western restaurant
Is II necessary e. tip the walters
here in order 20 secure proper attsn-
tion" Native-Not IL ych got a gun.
Mrs Kutshaw. who hns been dis
cussing individual tastes What Is
your forte. Mrs Jimpsry2 Mrs Jimp.
scv-Me tourt IS dead Jimpscy's INC
fift'.
Jones Was that ynu heard trying
to unlock the door az , O'Clock thi4
morning. Brown (who had come IN
at q. IN. with great Indignation
No. sir; il was not
Mayor, introducing his family TO
new project Here are my wife and
my daughter. ! would beg your ex.
cellcncy to observe that the elder o.
the two is my wife
Tourist, in ireland 81 should liltr n
room with an iron bedstead. Hotel
Proprietor Sorr, Oi haven't an iron
bedstead in the place they're All soft
wood But you'll foiud the mattress
nOice and hard. sorr.
Il suppose You like your now plav
very much, said the inventor to the
actress. Yes. indeed" NO donbt
the lines are quite bright" "Weu. Ia
be frank with you. / haven't read
them yet But the eostutaes are
simply gorgeous
Teacher Tommy Fiep. Won NAV
give definition Of gentleman. ns
the word is un lerstood nowadavs
lommy-A gentleman IS Teller that
Is so dead sure that he il better than
all the other felicrs that he does NOT
ever have To say so.
Police Justice The policeman saws
you were found going along the
street wearing three suits of clothes
from which the price mark had MOI
been removed. What have Won To vac
for YOURSELF Baryl Howes - Seems
TO me jedgc. dat cop wot will pinch
a man jist fer bcin' little over.dressed
! is too much Of dood 10 be allowed n
/ stay on de force
In third class railway carriage he.
t.scen Dublin and Bray First Politi.
eian-Troth and it's distrissfnl
country TO govern, sho Is. Second
Politician It's the truth you're saw
in, sur First Pol itician-Ate onu
ion Is, II would take Oliver Crom ,vcl
himself to come out Of holl to do it,
I Second Politician-Wh Whist, man. lay,
4
he is