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Flats and Apartments to Let.
fuynls0ed-Wes. Side


Lac GEsT assortment furnished fats In CITY. all
i0csllties; prices. FLAGG 600 furnished tiatsJ
NICELY FURNISHED. 4 rooms bath two beds &,
only so summer. Ill W. 9Sth St Norton
IA TEFcLLY, = implicitly furnished I'M. 4,
23d st. -'- W.
I'D ST.. 2lB W - Beautiful, cool comp!eteiv
furnished corner Hat; piano: very chcan
18TH ST., 40 w. One OF the finest furnished
NJ n city, rooms, bath. slj weekly.
90 IL 81. @i W. Handsomely furnished o
ICONS oath hight; piano. &c. Sl5 weekly.
Both 81. 255 W Hand oineiy furnished Nat,
orooms bath; piano, YER Clifton.
18TH ST, 70 w.-Part Of % nat single all
ing
ACOMPLEIE, elegantly furnished Hat to let of u
rooms IN the ArS:nn, northeast corner i!roadway
10Th St all light rooms; elevator X first class
In every respect. Address h. , box 1872 World.
Furnished-North OF ,,s,h Street.
BARGAIN Elegantly furnished o.room lleh,
, nay near loJth st ; only SO. Particulars
BERNHARD's. 3! W. 3dtn St
fu,o' shes-Mi-eeiisneo
TOWNSEND AVE. 8. clifton, s. I--Fia,s TO let,
furnished, unfurnished; also rooms: grand loca-
ton; high. healthy: minutes from station.
FREE USE handsomely furnished large fla trrn,
paid for oW ners board young couple prefer
red. Musical. box 25l World.
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furnished Rooms to Let.
Wsst Side.

west Side.
46TH ST., 3oS w. TO let, = large, cool rooms 10
apartment house. Masttn.
Attn ST., 10 w.-.arge. handsomely fur.
nish,d room for gentleman.
Am N, 10 W. Good. cool rooms TO LIT; sum.
mer prices
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CLINTON ST., 424-Flats to let, LIST 4 I'd. 7
rooms; all light. large 4 handsomely decorated
MIDJArH 81. 81 rooms Il bath, SIS 4
$40: two minutes 10 The bridge,
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l26rH ST., 3is W. near 9Th ave. Nicely fur
nshed rooms, WI b goot board.
l2sTH ST., s5i w.-Lady living in nat would
share 1t with another lady: 81 weekly.
18TH ST.. ITO T. To let; board for 2; square
room 8 u. hall room IS.
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ETH ST.. I2l Wool room. with sxceilsat
board: summer prices, also table board.
l2sTH ST.. 100 E.-Nicely furnished rooms, win
board 4 washing, 80 per week. Mrs. Elliott
18TH ST ''' "-Pleassnt rooms. with board;
also table board.
I30TH ST loo S.-Rooms with or without bosr4S
hct { cold water, table board.
BArHGATE AVE. i7a4 uT4th at. station)-Edu-
Gated French family nney furnished roornss
board 50 week
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"nn,ha.HiAlN-t,nly S20; 4 rooms 4 bath, CON-
Lntrs furnished, overlook Ing park; q q bath,
@ rark West, very reasonable.
JONES, rs West l04th st
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Observation-Disclosures.

GOTH ST., 115 va and I rooms. decorated,
So. SIS; 46y Columbus ave. q rooms, improve
ments, Si2 974 Boston ave., rooms, bath.
decorated, ON corner. 3 ,apid transit lines, $is
$25. IOW. SD st. rooms: improvements, cor.
Ier $40. Apply janitor or Potter Bro. SD st.
d Columbus ave
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete and
ready for housekee ping inc uding linen. crock.
ery, &C, on ter MS Of % to - weekly until pale
readily see the advantage Of owning the content.
OF home and at really less expense; your choics
Of an immense assortment Of furniture, carpets
rlisS and curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces ant
Sc, RS Of pretty th. ngs 10 make home inviting
HENRY NAMES 4 Sons, 429. Adj 9TH ave.
betw zen 81 It and I'D sts., white building.
LOOK This months rent 4 moving free: SIS
5-room Oats: Harlem. Call room 8. ss+ B'way.
cyTH ST, 400 f, and 6Sth st.. 305 W., 8 yer.
light large rooms; 81 TO IS per month; very
healthy and improvements
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North OF ,ssth Street.

room. with or without breakfast; running water,
bath.
l27rif ST, IG2 Il. --FuTnshe,i rooms, boarding
table board; all accommodations; moderate.
18TH ct, 1872 N.-Handsomeiy furnished
rooms; break fast u desired; 81 upward.
l1srH 81. 1b4 W. Elegant cool room; I'm:
,proysmen .; private family; moderate; special
l2sTH ST., 100 W Newly furnished rooms 4
board also back parior ,or doctor
i2sTH ST, ::S E-Furnished large cool rooms
eating II desired.
l7sTH st, 20 E--Furnished large front room,
also small rooms. board II desired.
la2D ST. 81 E.-To let, furnished, a pleasant
room: terms low.
18th ct. eS7 w, near sta,ion-Newly fur
nshed rooms: nice summer location; private
house. moderate.
l4lsT ST., 727 E.-LArge front rooms. connecting
bath. Eas. water. private house; 81.
lb6rH ST. cit w.--Frcnt q back psrior to let
furnished; healthy location terms moderate.
Miseel,sneous.
nned family. Room, box 622 World. Harlem.
NICE PARLoR 4 bedroom to let to man wife
board for lady only. Address Louis, World
| Branch. :5I sth ave
MISUNDERSTANDING a turnished-room hous.a;
| easy terms: guaranteed income. Lardn.r
| Buckley 1870 W. t2d at.
| THREE rooms. furnished. In a quiet place II
| country. Apply 20 High St. Brooklyn.
| troo.,
DE KALD AVE, $50. Brooklyn - Furnished
| front loom, with be room adion n !.
| DUFFIELD ST, l71-Front hall rooms, well
furnished. ". soup: board u desired. % 30.
FORT GREENE PLACE II. Brooklyn-l or
ments: newly decorated: Kings County l. station
| At the corner.
GOLD ST., 3is-rurnifhed room for ligr. house
keeping or single gentleman,
| GREENE AVE- 233, Brooklyn-Handsomeiy fur
| nished room, every convenience. private fam
| lily; reasonable. Call or address Walt.
| JOHNSON 81, 4D-Neat y iurnsLcd room, nea
| the bridge; al impror ements; gentlemen oi
LAWRENCE ST.. lG-Eiegant large front room
| married couple or two gentlemen; IS week.
| LEXINGTON AVE, lls-Hsnisomely furnished
| parlor: other large. cool room: corner house
MAp!-oN ST.. 1870 nea! Hamburg ave p.
Hall room. ea'ant; bath: private house: al
monthly.
MIppAGH ST. 23-Larse furnished front room,
| gentlemen or man wife: summer prices
| >IA. K ST, AID. II ooKIyu--. uru. shed large
small rooms Tor gents or convenient for house.
keepin terms moderate.
STATE ST, L" hack pArlor 4 adjoining room
all improvrm' suits lie orb
wAvERLY AVE. 46l-Coy furnished pArlors
splendid opportunity for doctor or dentist, a,
COURT ST, s;O-Large small rooms, withou,
| board ring 3d bell
| DE KALI AVE, be-flessAht rooms tOE person.
| or light housekeeping: 10 minutes from bridge
| FLATBUSH AVE, 2S7 Brooklyn-Ih,e u
| front hail room, LIST floor; prc. only IL. -.
| HIGH ST. ls5--2 rooms, connected. furnished FOL
| housekeeping: 50 weekly for the ?.
LAWRENCE ST. l3s-pisassnt front room liEh
| housekeeping or gentlemen: 10 minutes from
| bridge.
| NASSAU ST. si--2 large rooms furnished FOL
housekeeping: % weekly for the ..
| For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index Third Page.
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Furnlshed-Weat Side.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 5O3 near saith ST Nicely
furnished apartment TO r, nj piano, china, &c.
sIo1ms & bath: rent $50. Janitor.
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urnlshed-Brookiyn.
MCDONOUGH ST., 4i2-Flat, 8 rooms q hath
improvements window shades furnished; Jan
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p \ fsnil" -'',' take Gentleman
boardsra II. r.. box 900 World. uptown
YOl MI COUPLE desire renned, congen,ai young
couple TO share expenses handsomely furnishes
nat, Americans, box go World.
REFINED perso' can ind superior board .
comfortable home with young married couple u
elegant nat. central location. Address Comfort
able. ~ East 18th ST.
,rILD WANTED TO hoard bv refined American
ia lily: pleasant home. Mother Gaze, Hsr
m World.
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ssTH ST 1ts w.-Parlor. 1 hight; board 20
private family; terms IS each; references.
10th y ., 2UOi 1t ave. Cool. cheerful rooma
choice location: table board; moderate: ref
eTpnces,
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| SAD ST, I3I W. -LArle L small rooms with
board: running water; closets; sou bern ex-
posure' moderate. .
| 10TH ST. 81 W.-Handsome. cool roomA 81.
| cellent board. near Central Park q L statioas
references.
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NICE FLATS for small families; look at them
3 rooms, bath: Improvements; convenient e
sleyateu l. surface cars: reduced rents; 81, &l2
ti3. Apply 80 Reid ave.
TO LET, part OF large house. near Brooklyn: 81
minutes from bridge mo children or noisy
people in house, Box 95 Word
%, slU $14-UPPER and lower floors; all I'm
provement.: Fulton to Ralph station; ~
minutes TO bridge. Vallaid, GA Buffalo ave.
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SANDS ST. 10 }, Brooklyn-Elega 4.room fat
all light q Improvements; near bridge entrance
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WARRINGTON ST., Ill, Brooklyn rooms L
bath. all light all improvements; near bridge
SlST ST., l5l, I'd house from 4th ave-, g. Brook
lyn-b large rooms improvements
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55TH ST. 2SI Wool, airy rooms. with q
without board: house 4 location FIRST class.
StTF ST. IO7 w.-Lovely rooms. nne location,
superior table; select table boarders accommo-
dated. summer terms.
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18TH ST., 80 vs. room furnished flats,
= ti's weekly. Janltes'.
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LAFAYETTE PLACE, :. near Brcadway-ParloI
floor; large, light rooms for family OF adult
or business also large connecting q large IRON
rooms for light housekeeping; small hall room
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3sTH ST.. .5s w.--One large room. bathroou
door: suitable for 2; with or without board
44TH ST. -. W. Coo com .t.iole no lix with
or Without board; transents accommodated
moderate prices.
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OATH ST., ia W.-Laree nicove rTo17, .,
floor. bay window. with bo,rd: sineie room.
18th ST., ss w-Nice. cool rooms for summer
private American family; board optional.
18TH ST, 75 W,-Larse room southern e1pos
ure: also small room; excellent board: mods
rate.
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h,ih III, 3l6 W. Treat bargain; q rooms 4
vii al an light, completely furnished, ~ wetK:
be LSn,' furniture 500; possession Immediately
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STii AVE, 4s5, near Bath ST., West Side Bank
buildlng-4 rooms d bath.
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miscellaneous.

| AN INVALID can have good board & the best
| Of care In a private family. N. D.. box siS
| Mnrld Harlem branch.
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FLATS: FLATS!
1888 La,a cite ave-, 8 rooms, So;
1857 LAFAYETTE ave. o rooms ~;
sS4 Madison ST.. rooms, SD
As Jefferson ave. rooms SIS;
985 Putnam ave, rooms, ST..
Owner. H. rchmalstch. 96< Putnam ave. ,B'lyn.
FATS L apartments near bridge: rents S. to
So. COOK. 81 sands ST. Brooklyn.
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AMSTERDAM AVE, 5U3 near saith ST. Nicely
furnished apartment TO r, Mt piano, china, &c =,
sIo9ms * oath: rent so Janitor.
GRt ENWlLH AVE. ,I6-s5: 8 neatly furnished
'ehences.
sTil AVE, 4s5, near Bath ST. West Side Bank
-"u'iHnS-4 rooms bath.
18TH ST., ~ WI L room furnished Hats,
t''s weekly. Jantres'.
18th ST, IS6 VS. q rooms. all light; stone
TUBS, range, &c. Sl2 to sl6 Janitor.
AIN ST, c4O W Hands, uvly furnished fiat,
.''oUhsi all conveniences. Miller
"IH ST, SCI w.-Furnished fats. 81 to $40: I
rooms bath. McComes
"iH ST, 22s VA nicely furnished fat to rent
- ''ocA from Broadway Jsnitor. -
90 4. ut3 ~. lr,Ht o.. Jo.n).Furnlshed'
ssy. ware. rents same as un.urnished' $40 up
stnr' ID mr. Johnson.
's! ST, 100 Va lovely light rooms, part
Hes, housekeeping; go monthly.
'f kor.Sf, ia w. ignt rooms. furnishe !:
aoHtG Nsepi . to respectable parties; 81 per
'p1D ST., ll3 w. Ev rett belly or roc m =,
rAtOl ''' "''''s'
'g ELL ~ llO,W,-e rooms q bath nicely far
1Ahed for iamIle,:S q. -
plsiHt, 212 w.-5 large. Iisht rooms, COM
tFN elegantly iurnlshed; I'd moor, s"o,
s,ItoR so weekly: also for sale 500
NH ,tus cityi no dealer. Jani;ress, 2oS W.
18th ST., 3i6 W--1ireat bargain; rooms A
vii w. an light, completely furnished. - wetg
BE- is an furniture 500; possession Immediately.
'Ss,na,1iAlN-t,nly $40; 4 rooms a bath. com.
:. Satrs, PUT .uGinshei' overlooking park; q d bath
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122D ST.. 7TH AVE. 2o4i-Largs ANAL roens
excellent table; table board: summer prices.
PRIV 1r ROUSE, plea ant room, with board
convenient TO u car lines j., World, TN
Columbus ave
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ssTH ST. 81 W.-Handsome large. also smaIls
front room: select table; summer prices; paris
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18TH ST ,l22 w. TO let, fats. o rooms l. bath
heated; private halls: ST. per month. Apply
10 m anaRer.
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APARTMENTS, iour light r. ons. %; newly
decorated, modern Improvements; TWEEN!
minutes from Brcoilyn Bridge. 4O9+ Atlant
ave-, near Saratoga ave. elevated station
Fulton ST.
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uRt ENWlLH AVE. .I6-S5: 3 neatly furnished
rooms; housekeeping or gentlemen; all con-
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West Side.

BARROW ST., 42-Single L double room run
ming water: American family; terms ow.
DOMiNICK ST. is-Large a small furnished
rooms; bath. hot cold water. with or with
out bOa ri
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I4TH ST.. 3l3 E., near I'd ave -Comfor,ab
furnished rooms, - up references.
18TH ST. 145 E.-Elegant front parlor. LIST noor
other nice rooms; ladies or gents.
10TH = :, ~ E--Laree 4 small handsomel
furnished rooms; private bath; cheap for sun
mer.
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4; l-TH ST.. 3H w.-Handsomely furnished
rooms: excellent board table board transients
|
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7TH AVE, 2ls4. near 13oth st.-Elesant fiat,
steam heated large rooms bath; all i'm
provements; 4o.foot frontage; hall attendance.
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| 18th ST., 2O5 W.. near Broadway-S'nyie
| double rooms. with goo board, to 10
| 18TH r. Il 3W. Large room hall room; inst
| class board summer prices
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w.-smali room. ID floor; -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-06-28

A story OF Dean Burgou was about II
friends experience IN cotIurot's eIllbl
tion. On entering with the crowd the
friend felt tomebody at hts coat pocket
and expected to find nls handkerchief
gone. Instead he found two wooden dolls
10 bis pocket.
Ob, no doubt, he thonght the couInror
is going to make game Of me 10y pretend.
ing that he Ii = couIured these dolls into
my pocket. but will be more than 3
match for him.
The two dolls were promptly Irsnsler-
red to the pocket Of a stout gentleman IN
trout, and from him the original victim OF
the coDjuror,s confederate took care to ait
at dis suce. BY and by the corIuror,
pretending to throw dolls among the audi
ience. said, pointing to Dean Burgou's
friend
think if that gentleman will do me the
favor 10 took IN his pocket be will find he
has the dolls.
Dean Burgon, telling the ory at
breakfast, acted the visitor, exhibiting nis
coat pockets in proof of their being empI
ty. Standing up on his char at the table
and turning Ii, back, be pulled ont the
lining Of his pockets and showed them
10 40 empty ard faced state Then, turn
ing around, he sad, -
No, don't carry about dolls 10 my
pocket; but ! shouldn't wonder il that
or two in his.
Then be acted the stout gentleman, who
he explained, was little irritable
What, me sir? What DO you mean, sir?
| carry dolls?
Then be put his nsnds into hi4 pockets
and made believe to bring ont the dolIs'
quasi guilty look, which, ss he did twas
ipdescribabe ludicrous The audience,
he continued. were convulsed, But oh,
the poor corluror! How heavily the
wheels Of his entertainment seemed to
drag all night afterwardl Outdone IN q
tick by one Of bis spectators, who might,
for all be knew, he great adept in leger
domain, Prospero or Merlin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-06-28
A DreaIniRnd DetectiNe

Ia the London Mirror Of Literature for
/ June, 1874 there is an account OF dream
that Was remarkable IN many respects. 1t
is given upon the authority OF d clergy
man of the church Of England, the Rev.
Mr. Alexander who speaks from personal
knowlege Of some OF the facts 1t appears
that young man Of good reputation, nam,
ed Horrocks, was found robbed and mur
dered. His head bad been beaten in, sp'
parently with budgeons. A vlgIlant
search was made for the assassin and after
several months abandoned, no clew TO the
crime having been discovered. One night
gentleman who had been well acquaint-
ed with Horrocks awoke and told his wife
he had had dream IN which be bad been
assured that one Samuel Longsmith OF
Bolton was the murderer
Lougsmith lived some 20 mills away
was a person whom the dreamer had met
but once cr twice. Ills wife told him to
think no more about 1t, but to so to sleep.
A second time he awOke from the effects
Of the same dream and announced his resi-
olution to take steps the following morn
ing to see what would come Of it. Accor
a3oE aha dhsnyGnts to 69lSn q. t9s 9s7t day
Longsmitb. The magistrate. howeverfe
fused to grant it upon such evidence,
Passing through the market place, he met
Longsmith and invited him to go TO a
public house to hear something be had to
communicate to him, There locking The
door, be charged him with the crime,
Longsmith wa staggered and family de
MED the accusation. Ia his confusion he
said be was innocent. for he did rot strike
the blow.
Then you know the man who did, re
piled the accuser, and Longsmltn WIS ari
rested and examined He prevaricsted at
the examin etion and was remanded for 3
dave. At the end OF that time, and after
many hours prayer, he confessed that he
had been induced to join 3 men IN rob
blng Horrocks, who made some resistance
bis companions murdered him. This
confession came ont before the grand Jury
and L9nesmjth was broubb' to trial The
fact of the dream vas not offered IN evil
dence, but other testimony sufficient to
convict him WIS produced. A few days
before the execution be made a full aci
acknowledgement OF his guilt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-06-28

All soldiers have odd notions OF what ls
bravery, and what cowsrdice, ssld 40 oId
army officer, in q psr'y Of takers. ft
that matter, be added, retiectively, 81
men have, | pre- ume, | remember IN
one Of the fights before Richmond my
company got INTO sharp scrap 10 held
ybete there were several trees. ! was at
the rear with the commanding ficer
when the firing began and hurried to the
front at oace. % the wsy | met soil
der going !ust AS fast to the rear
Stop there! yelled, with more force
than poli,eness. What's the matter Get
back where you belong
Cant do it, 10 replied There's forty
TO one,snd | WIS out there in irout mostly
by ny sell, and | just couldn't stand it
Why didn't you get behind tree? |
asked, mad enough to shoot bin.
Cause I'm DO coward. that's why sud u
| cant stand up and Ggbt fair und open !
won't fsbt at sI
Th4t was new idea, concluded the oi'Ii
Ger, and | thought enough Of it 10 ITsiss
On the ,ollier. going back snd trying a
tree; a. be did. And alat is more, he
rendered such service lba. he got ter
s,stts cheyr0us Oh Lis arms,
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Paper, sir? EVeuin paper?
The gentleman looked down curiously
on the mite Of humanity, the two foot
newsboy, and said, with a slight smile;
Can you chsngsa quarterH
/ can get it changed mighty quick was
the prompt reFly. What paper do You
want?
Star, said tie gentleman. But be added
hesitstlnsly, how do know you will
bring bac the right change?
You don't Lnow it,repliei the little fell
low sharply
Then ! must trust you to your hones'
ty2
That's about the siz, Of it. Or-Lold
Oh, Here's your security. There's thirty
fcur Iapcrs in this bundle Ketch on to
TN.
Before the gentleman could emonstrst,
the boy had placed the bundle Of papers
10 bis arms and was of like a fash,
He was gone perhaps three minutes but
during that time the gentleman was rem
dared completely miserable.
A laIf dozen Of bis scqusintauces pass
ed aud each one stopped 10 inquire II be
had gone INTO the DeVspsper business, and
bow 1t paid, while the newsboys gathered
around and l.ered him under the impres
SION that be was sn interloPcr 80 be
gave a great tigh Of relief when the boy
returned aud put twenty four cents 10 hl'
hand
dlIlttan away, did II be said will
cheerful gun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-06-28

How does the tramp und the Michigan
farmer agree? asked Detroit reporter OF
a seedy looking chap who struck him for
a dime at the city ball the other day.
Wall, spcatin fur the tramp, can cay
we hev anytbiD in pertIckler agin the FAR
mere, be sageIy replIod.
Pretty generous, are they'
TolerGbly generous,
And they seem to believe your tales OF
woe?
Our tales Of woe are slwas true aud or
ter be believed. Jist on the spur OF the
mint | cant remember If but one mean
farmer in all this State. and I've Travelled
over most Of the country. He lives near
Ahu Artor and the circumstance happen
ed two years ago, was lying in a fence
corner for one day, and heari some men
10 b field talking abont the owner OF the
next farm west, His name was Johnson,
and it appeared thst be once had BROTH
cr Blll pho ran away and hadn't bin h srd
Of fur Is years There was heap talk
about how glad he'd be te see Bill sgatn.
and 1t put an ide, into my head.
TO pass yourself of Tor Blll1
Exactly. That evenIn put in an sp
pearsuce. johnson was mIlkln 10 the
bsrnysrd. and ! sat down on a hay rack
and broke the Ioyfnl news to him that bis
long lot brother Bill finslly stood before
him. lie got white sud rcd and tremb
all over, aud Goslly he get mp snd etn
brsced me and s'z
Yes, it,. Bill iur surel I'd hey kpo"n
you Il we'd met 10 Chi1y. Thank the
Lord thst the long lost has at last retnr
ned Nos kio be happy sei1.
accepted YOU Of hand eh2
: *. sit;snd Tor few mtnlts thought
] h,d struck J, rich He got lhrouah
mIstr, and We were ready to ~ into the
the hou.e. ste1 he sets The pslI down sut
stz.
BIIl. rememE cr the day 90 Iei' hoo
~ the Alsttut ioug ego.
Y-s
adgs.d you not 10 70, aud you It
m .d a1d callad me red headed, hnmp'
b cael Atrl have De,er forgotten hat
BHl. and SIC silns stuck 70 1t that If you
ever got back Ia turn .ud lick ye ont oi
v,r bates' You ste here Bill, aai nov J
su golagt 70 do IT.
Bat be dldnti Was sskei
Yes. be did ae vac a. bty as t~s oI
me ana he mOpped the al over the bitn'
I yard for Aslf =. hoar, aud the gaIy way
ssved uv llfe vas in breaking away add
aud eu~ltog through hole 10 The fence
H. hollered 70 ms 20 eotae back, ~ ; tAl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-06-28

seluaels have accomplished voadera Of
t4ithiuDness and endurance but the serTice
tfa q seutinel 90 the island Of Rngeu. a.
tGs1ued ty himself is. uniqge example
Of palieucs A detachment OF the French
General Dsvonst's army vas sts'I3ned Oh
the little island OF EaRen. 40 order 10
leave it Immediately ~ss received. aud
the foldiers embarked and sailed away
vita the creates. hfste O4e man vas
iorgs ten.
He wss 90 sertlpel daty. Back sud
forth be marched ilT boufs after is ~ss
time for some one 10 relieve hin Finally
he Iost patience aud rstarasd to besdqaHr
tcrs sud fourd the poe, deserted, He
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imperative ofirrs
I am lo.t. ruined a.etacei. h' smcri
leJ shall be seut 'or ard sho.as dtsaf'
ter
Hjs ji.ire. touched the heart OF good
fellow vto Witnessed IT, aud be took hm
bone with him cheered him mp and adop
ted him into bis family
As time passed, sud 20 summous came
from Friuce, The soldier took heart sud
uacsme good ctzsu Of K1gen tie eo
dearel himself to bis adopted family and
married a daughter Of his protector
FIVE years alter the departure Of The
French SO Idi,rs sGIl WAS sighted from
the Island and 1t WAS soon discovered that
the msn on board the approaching ship
wore French uniforms
They Laye come for me- ciled the sem
uuel
A happy thought struck him. He iao
home buried into bis old uniform, 81 zsd
his arms, and by the time the French
we're ready to di4embark lie wa soemuy
marching back and forth on the shore.
Who goes there? be demanded in a
voice Of thunder. as the soldiers were
about to land.
Who goes there yourself? replied the
s1t1nished Frenchman Who are you al
Why2