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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20

paper Heart and Hand, ana go, nnn
Ell into trouble by advertising heiresses
=, os cents n niece; three for a haIf-doi-
lar. Last January Thompson advertised
to sc,l the addresses OF six beautiful neir-
esses. some widows. and some maidehs,
nj tho above terms ard the prosecution
alleges that he has been receiving sew
cal bushels OF mail day since his
arrest and conviction to-day resuiteu.
Pending the hearing OF motion ior
new trial sentence was suspended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
RECEIVER FoH 1ROLLEY LINES.
Tho Long Island Traction Company Ope'
rating Under n virginia Chsrtsr.


NEW YORK March l9.-H. j. Morse'
of the firm of a. NJ. Kicder & Company
was to-day appointed by the United states
Circuit Court of Virginia receiver OIL wv VIZ
Long Island Traction Company LIN ino
annoir tment was made on the applica-
ZION of collateral trust note holders oil
the company. The principal note-holderS
are j. B. Clarke & Company, fhiiade'-
phia. 1o,,,D.rx, on
The Long Island Traction COMPANY oR,
crates several Brooklyn city t,'' raliio"Io g.,
under lease. and figured prominently u,
the recent trolley roads strike, 'lrJTe rhtch
the Brooklyn Heights ConyaiS, S,,,,t, ,ha
shared the brunt of that fght WIN t,ae a.,
A,Iaottc-ayenue system. The system m
cIudes 1ls miles Of road. The receiver
ship is one Of the results of the strike; tod
The traction company was incoipo' "'0D
under a Virginia charter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
, Tr;,nle Tragedy in Mississippi.

TOOMSUBA MISS. March ia triple
killing occurred at Kewanee, a small
station on the Alabama Great southern
railroad. this afternoon. Ben and Allen
pringle boys shot Britton in the bowels
ty-seven and thirty-fiye years, ana james
Britton. aged thirty years, renewed an
old quarrel at a meeting, and one of the
Pringle boys shot Brittin in the bowels
morally wounding him. Britton then
shot both of the Pingle boys, killing
them instantly. The men exchanged four
shots each. A tragedy ne'ween these men
had been anticipated Tor some time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
To be Chaplain in the Navy.

WASHINGTON. March is.-The Presl-
dent has approved the records OF the
examinations passed by Rev. John r.
Chidwiek, a Roman Catholic priest, at
tached 10 ST. Stephens rectory. New
York city, and Rev. John Ii. Frazier. OF
Knoxville. Tenn. recently nominated and
confirmed for the positions OF chaplains
In the Navy Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
nns Inenmr Tax Goes Abroad.

LONDON. March BIN view OF the
yast number OF residents or Great BRIT
ain VINO derive an income from the oni,en
states the foreign office mas caused the
n,,blication In to-night's issue OF the va.
zette OF the terms OF the new United
states income tax law. accompanied oy
a notification that the time OF deeiafsuom
under the law has been extended 70 Apf'
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
tn. E,rb.i,sh Fsul.lsss Ballot.

oovER DEL, March 1o.-rhe sena-
,nr,ai deadlock enters upon It's tenth
% weeK to-day. and no signs OF break
are visible. despite the many rumors to
the contrary The Leg1%etnre nature met IN
ballot. b}1 which resulted. for The eishtieth
time. In no choice. The vote stood:
Higgins (Rep), Z; Addicks sRepl, =:
Massey lRep.), a, Wolcott tDeml. y;
Bayard (Dem,), q: absent, 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
pe,tructiye Fire in Burlington.

BURLINGTON. VERMONT, March 10
Twelve buildings were buried here to-
day, causing a loss of s25O.ooO and throw
ing 400 men out of employment The
principal establishments burned were
Booths planing-mill refrigerator fac
tory and q shade roller factory lnsur-
ance, about Sl26.0O0.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Millington was burned TO
death in Booths factory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
TUUHs7ON RECALLED.
p..ona Non Grata to the Administra-

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The 'ta'e"
r,o,t cannot be officially confirmed Dnt
:, 90 believed 10 be a fact that the Haw-
allan Minister, Mr. Thurston. mas peen
recalled by his government upon iepi
sentations from Washington tnaV nc
',a.s"na non grata 10 President Cleve-
lands official family -
TaIk NJ this kind has been current 1or
sorea tim, but tonight the newsmonSers
aeirm that what has heretofore peeh
gossip. has now become fact.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20

ATLANTA, GA. March la-John n.
gooth was appointed temporary receiver
OF the Athens OIL and Fertilizer Company
to-day, Assets. $4,000: liabilities. 10000
There is no charge OF Insolvency. and the
petition simply asks for the appointment
OF receiver to wind up the company
affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
H.. cao,re ouuosed to Bismarck.

BERLIN. March BIN the keicnsIss
,o.Jav the leaders OF the Centre par'y
Informed Herr Won Levetzow' president VI
the body, that their party would oppose
,ha motion TO tender the CONGRATULATIONS
of the House to Prince Bismarck on ths
occasion OF the eightieth anniversary OF
his birth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
A Dealer In neiresses.

CHICAGO, March 19.-Warren r.
Thompson the matrimonial agent who
claims to be able TO supply wives of daz-
zling beauty and unlimited wealth, was
convicted In the United States Court here
yester day OF using the mails 10 defraud.
iie n the pub isher Of the matrimonial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
Mark g. Davis Acquitted.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March lS.-The
indictment for embezzlement against
Mark c. Davis, ex-cashier OF the iron
Hall. was dismissed to-day for iailure
to prosecute. He was jointly mdictea
with +. o. SomeFby, but the after has
kent ,utside of the State ever since
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
A Seyere Punishment.

DENVER. COLO, March 10. Henry Ty-
son, who committed murder in 1889. ana
who has been in the solitary cell con-
flnement Uniii he has become blind' was
to-day sentenced to be hanged during
the second week in April
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
A Kinston Fire.

LA GRANGE, N. c.. March 9.-spe-
ciaI.-The jail and some other buildings
In Kinston were burned last night This
is the third fire within three weeks
amounting In all to about SSo,Qoo. The
Ares were OF ircendiary origin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
Movements OF Our War Ships.

WASHINGTON. March ia cabieg'am
announcing the sailing of the Concord
from chinkiapg for Shanghai, and Il tele-
gram announcing the arrival OF The Mo-
hcan at Fairhaven. were received al tse
Navy Department to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
short.r schednls youth.

SAVANNAH, GA. March ls.-The New
York and Florida special over the fis
system and Atlantic Coast iAIs WIZ
shorten It's schedule going run two
hours after this week, leaving JacSs,h-
Vile al 1885 y. M.. and arriving ," We"
York at 523 the next afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
Russian Mlpiyter to jermany.

BERLIN. March ls.-The Cologne Ga
zette announces that Count dOsten-
Sacken, the Russian Minister to Bavaria,
has been appointed Russian Minister to
Germany to succeed Count 6chouva.off.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20

WASHINGTON. March is.-The Presi-
dent to-day refused 10 grant pardon
IN the case OF Richard Eanss. convicted
IN Virginia of conspirlcy. sntimidating o
United States witness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March is.-Fer
Virginia: fncreasing cloudiness and rain.
easterly winds: cooler IN southern Vtr'
ginia.
for North Carolina: Thresteniux wealth
er ana rain; easteriy winds: slightIy
cooler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
rr,cs OF Thread Reduced.

GLASGOW, March ls.--J. and =. coats
4 Company. the Scotch and Amer:an
thread manufacturers, to-day reduced sne
nrlces of their products by ~ per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20
Ths President Obstinate.

WASHINGTON. March is.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed Alfred ID. Tinsiey
pc s,master at Sioux Falls. ). d: finsiey
was nominated to the place and rejected
by the Senate at the instance OF senator
peftigreW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20

The denial OF the report is based upon the
fact that the cruiser was In port four
days ago.
MADRID. March 19.-Qmclal adviccs
from Havana state that the Insurgents
in Cobre are much depressed owing 10
the lack OF funds and men to carry on
the revolution.
May be Arms for Cuban Rebels.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 1s.-Sec-
retary Gresham has received note from
Senior Muruaga, the Spanish Minister.
asking that close watch be Kept on
los of arms stored in a warehouse at
Fernandna, Fla. A freight ca has been
backed up near the warehouse, and he
fears the arms nay be sent TO Cuban
rebels. These arms. IL is Faid. were in
tended for the Lagonda or Amadis the
two vessels recently suspected of intend
ing to land arms i'm Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-20

mo%sSsr o1,sSHI q The Times once y:sieFdsy:
= a; w.; 20; Y n; vi r,,dsI::hs. -: ~ =
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

In the winter the harse- market Ian
guishss- Apstion sales are sIiuIv al
tended-and she bidders are chiefly su b
urban and country dealers Iouixinu
for basgains. The moral as well 4.
the physical atmosphere Is eepressiu,r.
The aIetIoneer knows that elog,rsure
would be wasted. the cold eyes ar.t
thin lips of the iocIss wHs. sta ,u aE.,ut.
HIM II ring eisilI his. fervssr; the damn.
pIerciug AIR Of ths salestabIe choices
his voices the apple woman shivers b.
hind her basket. cuat-coIiars are turur,g
mp, gusts OF wind sweep in through,
the org. open doorss and even tI1.. r,,i
faces OF the whiSlxy-irinisins- ,Ieat~rs
assume a purplish tiags- Then foI-
lows early spring. when farmers come
70 town to buy horses for the pioy~
These go about IN great coats with
eapaeiaus PeeiSets, Ehip in hand. open-
nouthed. and wearing the desperate
expression OF men who realize shas
they are doomed To De CHEATED. Al
this season worh-horses abound. r~.r
Pereherons with handsome hea.Is. o--,..
tie eyes, ard heavy foret0ps. big Nav
fellows with long and shaggy fetIoeLs
Ineileafire OF the ancient Shire bread
tAs oldest breed II horses IN Eneyfa,a.
and occasionally pair Of ranev. sim,
nesised draftrstesds from Ppnnxvt~ania.
remnant ef the oare popuIar Con,..-
tnga family ~cAzids sFerrviu- /.
Century.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04


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wfrh tie unsfs Their. vva, rl..u.w sf
rgsus n N. ..y-5r,f e.,.,. z,.us.r f.sI,,sv
--rl,ev u.s..ls m, r.s.a ..,.unt.,fu. ,s.,u-
i've mixes s-Yu.. H.. r..vv. a,,f s,,...,
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Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
CARE or UMBRELLAS.
little Pains WIN ProIang Their gssfal

a little Palms VIII Probing Their gssfai-
m umbrella seems to be an article
that II either treated with such scru-
Puiotis care that one would irIa.ria. IL
serves ~ other purpose but orrraurens.
or with such neglect it Is Iistfe xon-
der that an exesL4ent article becomes
cracked and worn 0ut, before It has
been used half dozen times.
The 0ld-fashioned glugharn or M
paea umbrellas ARE allout as sfu-ubEe
articles IN this way rs can be secured
But women usually like something
less utilTrnrian and more oruameneaI.
In other words, they respect their UNI
oreila enough TO wish it To be of silk
BHt a silk am hreila requires cnre. and
they usually receive the 0pposi tss treat
ment from what thev should.
The aTerage person in coming in
tr'lui the rain either opens HIS umbreI-
Ia Q, dry it er turns it down Gn the in
10 strafn IL Neither of these things
should be dome The usabrellar shouFs.
be stood on it, han,Ise 70 drain. 50 that
ths. water VIII run ofr the c.s.-ys of tn.
frame and not lodge at the tin. un,Ier
the ring, where the silk is thicI,e~t.
The umbrella shauld beaIlowesf to dry
a. u driFs instead OF being spread su.u
a. dry, because the tiber OF the sfIis i
more strained II this position and i
liable ~ crack
The sanr umbrella should never b..
ase't for the rain and the sunshine. II
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

'-1Flliss4 enc Of the aiesbsIie Eauurs
= the least injurious for mar % drink? ?H-
Tins question: was asked a PiiIlasle 1giin
physician OF r'.ssDguil.sd szaisl~zses- He
eilsasaV'sre,t 70 answer II hanezGIv in
the h~htat his iar-e experience. but
sslee both the question: anil In. answer
unPGet that every aicsholic. E9ror 4
injurious. nnouiv who waulI net wish
- tafiet needless injury apaa himself
VII care % auIpqv what was the replr.
The. iact0r, huSvever. t,,i,l a starry 1iiat
S worth more than his answer T. the
question H h-n n the west several
years aS0. rhs Physici1n spol5e 10 4
Judge 9isa has Since died. ~ th.. con
sSe-atrsIIais number - rul-ge,i odd west
ern lawyers whose fnvariable riupl.
WIS rye whisky. and razse,s sis. arlrs-
Siou. whether. that was nss the least
harmful IT szEuny drinss. -D,setor, -
said the veueran iu-ist. .-vou are a
stranger here. aasi ygu sea ouIy the
SURVIVORS. '-T outh's Cog,lpuni.su.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
SWEPT OUT THE TERROR.


Eatslu- Way In which sharp L,ua
Islander Wan a Wager.
faphanlN is not a lively Long Island
village bus 1t hns i bui ding that has
made things Lively frr the. villagers
Bull Ii a sast of necessary part of the
furnishings " the one store in the
place La has acquired th.s eput.,tian
of Being n terror to everyhoify. iieIud-
ing his most intinafe friends. No one
sares - approach the ugly beast un-
less provided with morseI Of fresh
meat as peace Offering.
Ii was night when a tail. raw-bored
man walked into the store. Nine men
were scuted ON boxes and barrels near
the stove whSttling soft pine sticks and
squirting tobacco Juice On the henlOck
door.
-BId-Looling dog over there said
tie lean man. with a glance at the
Bull" who appeared 70 be dozinw.
fes,' said Bc WinchelI. hes .the
worst beast of his kind in these purts.,'
Bet can put aim out of tho store
inside OF ten mia1tes. was the strange
maps reply
You'd be foolish To tstclsle that Job.
mister responded Doc. cause you'd
not only loc=esyour coin. but you'd ret
hurt into the bargain. Take nav adj
vice, mister. and mot make the trrs-
I'm willing %. sry- I've heard ID the
srscsor beft,rss. zusl I came down here
all she vzr-frnfn AonlsauIsurua 10 win
some money III bet twenty dsrlaa-s
-an do the trick Can YOU hellers raise
the Gustgr
WEI, II you are determined 70 risk
YOUR life and, llse pour cash. sad
Doc. well give Fau tine cflnnee.
Boys. chip IN anal the hat was passed
around
Tbs money was raised. AMI the
stranger added four ive-siolIar notes
10 the pile and the storelxeeper was
made the stakeholder Then the Lean
nan warmed Everybody 70 SEEK safe
places 'and view the process Of evic~
lion.
'-tsimme broom.- be said, and one
was handed 10 hin.
/ Most of the men to,ic seats on the
counter. but the others stood on bar
rel heads % see the foolhar,Iv man
torn To pieces hE the feroeious Bull. -
tsho was still dozsng n his enmforta-
bic spot
7 With the broom the cadaverous man
began to-sxeep' 'the foor at the far
.nd of the room with slow and de-
hherate stvolseS Nearer ami nearer
he hrofrns the refuse 10 the druvwsv
log, and nearer and nearer came the
sti1in4 clouds of dust.
sniff sniff, sueeze, sueeze-~ and
+ BUR arose. stretched himself. yau-ue,i
N the tace OF another gust Of dust. rot
4 nlauthfuI Of it. blinkesi, .,azed with
sioodshot eyes at the sweeper, aud
them -curiinghis tai between his legs.
sE,eaiSed oHs the frvnt dtssr or the store
that had beea Left aiar By the victor
from Ronkonkoma After he had re-
seived the stakes he observed drvfv-
''Geutiemen, my name is smith. John
Smiths iEhatu you t1lSe At nv ex-
Ipensssr but the disco1sitesf crowd os
sittsrs was too angry 60 even order
plug OF t0saeco. 80. he said GOOD
fsisht- slI.- and Ees- with the cash.
y. Y. Recorder.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

existing between f1rnnsr siave-0wners snd
th.. negroes who unee beEuussI to them-
J The aid names ar. rptaineti- yIissa
fiear-e'' Smiles upon L ucis ned amt
flriurn Leah. berefr Of favnrite grand
child. wends her way - the hall ~
/ talk II over with -rnissIs'' AMI t0 be
eumfnrte,I in her afliirrion with the gift
Of an oitl hounet and 4 hlles six ban,I-
ker-hirf In little whiie al these as,ss,-
eiatians between the rares viii he brrlsen
on The rising spnrrlfigns of Planters
aud nrgrp~s have no relations Of svm-
pnthy arising from sLaverr contlirion&
The OH ne-rue= alone have any claim
uuun fhe --''ar houses. an,i tilev arp rap
Hilv passing from the plantation scene
BHt while this is rrue-aud there is a
prevailing preiullice in tho south a=ainst
thr Young uilEprs' ~ 4 worthless class
Hlferinr ~ tssa slavsr~-fTsiuasF H.s-rnes-
there ~ a gradual growth sf tolrr1nrs
7ni charity. and an increasing Disposition
ri deal Justly with tiie hlacx man. The
teunnts of the great houses srr- hel.inning
m brlieve that they have IN their aexu,
lahar a working furr~ wasrh is more
trustworthy amt es-fnamiual than any
h.siv gf workers IN tho North. With this
r. a sindIier amt muse ia,laiSenr feeling
fsr rie rlr..
Their" was a decade aftar the var when
N'rthern viriturs were not rs4rone,l in
rhe obi sauslrprn houses. Bnt sss.srf-usnfs
amt BITTERNESS hHvr rassed. aad thrrp r.
uow an -ra Of good f,slfal-- A Ssurhr-n-
srs INSTINCTS are tso ken and true in
matr.'rs of hospitality 10 allsw him 10
Nfr
feeling OF any one whom he ~uf~rtains
Moreover. h.. has r-s,ains.I lar-e mems
ure II has prosperity. and iinds himself
ia ri''srr sympathy with men from th..
Worth On industrial and nafianal .Juss-
tinus- and h. enjoys IN appurfrgniry of
discussing nufiif qFIp=tians Eirh theu
:, -sestNss entering anp of Z y .lI h.,-t-s'-,
1usis rtinr hisI host inssi..lsa e avaHiins
'it-licafss palttituf and S~rtsanaI subiscfs
steers rauvsrSarsn fnro Tn evs< af -hs
vind- Walls. he mar b. nlisns.. ia his ex-
PRESTON IT apiniuHs. and frank and AZ
SreS~iv'' in manner. he ssrravs NJ signs
of hitt.rn-ss sr passion. A S.iuthrru
man seefns m bs pfssessesf with rfe alcs
thaf men iSe himself ar misunderstood
in the Nar;h and he never hss..s an az
F purf1uity II azulliniu- ths. lnhsrsnr ,ls-
fi-'iitips n rir nr=-o agrrsrfan aat II
ssttinz himself ril.iit LIE n. alsr,-,r-r.
sensitive r'~pe~fins has loyalty p, sxistin..
. lr-gcsIiieus. II. rlr.iy eI1s..< 4 discus
si7u vifsnut i,~-iarirr-- rhaf IN anr rurr-.
-HHrv II f,traien war or If rinfauS aus-
break over iai'ar traubI,.s fh,.rp VIII y.
u-ars vsshrnn'-rs FROM the south than
from tla North in defense II ta.. uarsun
The returns af thr last -,.nSrl- have cams
10 great satisfaction in rhe Siurh fr,u
rh,. ~vhi.u,-r aiT.,r,ia,I Of the hw p.r-
.-sntaa.r IL f,r,iun-bnrn napulasscn. II, rb,.
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

How often cur mssse innocent
Speeches gang assissys : IelIs ing as. with
No resources bat that of mixing the.
best II bad matter. 4 certain scat.h
minister Is won't 70 relats hovz. having
hcen cut ali eEar visiting. ha. called on
an old dame we'll Known s.lr her kind
asess aRd hsspisalsSv- Afser sanse CON
versarion she began getting cut der
best china ansf whasevsr d,.iizaeie-
were AZ hand "a honor her ullszpe,.t..d
guest As he Sas watching the prep
ar'lEions Ris ere suddenly felI on fsuz
or i've eats devosrfrr some cold D.yr-
ridge under the table s-Dear me
Miss Blacis-~ he observed, what a
number - cats, Do thev al beI0ng u,l
youg Va na. sir. WIS the iunaeaut
reply- but monY a time 7 say shaa a
the hungry brures in the parish come
Tie me. seeking meaI o meat Then
4. the good woman hethaughs her. and n
. her embarrassment nearly droppe,T a
leacup. / Crzi-'s C1mpaainn-
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04


- -''- H -il''is u ne = Keep our
-- --'ill -lls-s % Jo't want sad
---- --5-t,
--, y ''iNE .i.s- saitt
-' = ..esf s'iisa otis- a1d every
2'''iy SAL. one nua tTrsen- Ee wanted
- 1'-s l-.il' e''iils lor D. I1lng- IL
s'9 IN IL ii--l'-'a GAM l5 was ny
- -a'- . Get son The next feller
~ lil -. aas rlis','i Il sleU better
l-is ne .s-i,''S SAN nm anst 50 aid
e--.' r'5'',- 81 e soe % trreen- when ne
= - - ---''''% ne az saw tnaa anti
- li--4 III Z saw = 500 BETTER again
'-'A Green eliii's - lElen s2.a''o BET
@l'- e'.AE &FeP2sti eUn but
= =, l'-'- Z. II e'afr'l.sea s'''tt rom a
-rl-''N - -" "a" ny Aanr- anss raissst
---- % ul'a1 iians.n-
80 lA-h~s we're getting exefeI1i1-
mn l'i'i' -lai,s- Il vas the bisss-ssS
's'--- = s,sts1s .ss since L9fl ei''sIl
- - rans.h N'eucy ssll'f a word
- ---s PEI pass around the table we're
'-'' - ~, '-'---'-'''l : .i'is''l
: -, y -'l.1i -.'ill s'A''- san Green
A-l'- a. /. y 70 g'ln M Asrss better
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04

Then II cane 20 a sS--7--Isr,a
Green threw down four aees-
e. Hold On. I sahL that daG't %.
Csrpeu.
+ That's what YOU say. b.. Saiff adj
then he threw his hanfis down on she
money picked a dagger mp from
where { ha4i laiiHit on the ioor. ami
dosvu { slaat ir th-urvl tireeu-s hands.
Tt nailed them fast ami he cogI,in's
move
e. What's thisg' SAIL Green
-Roabed- EeIIs,L You worirp,t
in carts IN me-
Sc It's a lie Green saisL
Things rather quiered down 1rsf
when examined the deck found spo
true that another are bad been
wurIs,.,t IN
'Taiar my fault. said t'reen= I
dhtn put il in
"AnsI. ss1re, enough. be- ditint Eor
we searched hiu and every other- nan
in the hou>e. aud t1uu,t three NOR. sers
in a fsllsrs pu~ioef who went broke
early in tin. gan amt fell asieep- Then
I saw that tiruen WIS straight anss
pulled rils. dagger sur II his nasass ard
apoi1zizs,L We all u,oit drinks with
Green and after Gndinw that he ans
fry thousand dollars ahend Of the
game went o.. she hotel as.rslstss tho
street. stark ualSe,i went ~ be,i
lnd Z Tell vou was pretty sle~py-
We'll about eleven oelociC rhls
uirhs-I hadn't x',r up vst--.lmelso. ?
Oxford eagle., 1895-04-04
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