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The evening times., 1896-02-10
c0UMTRrs GATES OPEN
No Check to immigration During
the Present Congress.
CRIMINALS BROUGHT HERE
Sixty-nine Societies In England Are.
1t Is Claimed, Organized for the
Purpose of Sending MalefactOrs to
This Country-Chaiman Bartholdt
ofthc Housed COmmitteea Foreigner.

| great many members of the House are
! beginning to bc somewhat discouraged
with the prospect of much general iegisla-
| ton being enacted at this session.
Probably more interest is manifested
by the people throughout the country in a
| hill looking TO The restriction of imrniera-
| ton than any other nieasu re that has E9en
proposed. But even the passage of such
an act is now being placed in the doubtful
column.
| II is safe TO say that there is scarcely Il
member who is not in daily receipt OF petit
tions from his constituents urging the
passage of the Stone bill, or some similar
measure for the regulation OF immigration
The Stone bill seems TO be regarded with
most favor. because 1t is thought that any
law which prevents an undesirable immi-
grant from entering the country is far
preferable to one which provides for his
deportation after arrival.
While such an act would probably neces-
state an increase in tie force OF United
States consular agents, IL is Ieid that the
benefits would be more than commensurate
with the extra expenditures.
STONE BILLS EFFECT.
While the Stone bill would undoubte edly
prevent grea many. bjcct iona BILE charac-
tiers from entering his country, 1t is not be-
lieved that IL wouid appreciably decrease
Tie volume OF Immigration. II is an admit
ted fact that no bill chiefly intended to check
immigra ion can be reported TO the House
from the present committee. Its chair
man, Mr.. Bartho!dt, is himself of foreign
birth. and Is opposed 10 any measure de
signed 10 keep out honest, healthy persons
Of any nationality.
The sense or the committee was pretty
well Illustrated a few days ago during a
bearing given The author of a bill 4 o exclude
allforeignlaborers. There was but one mem
bcr of The committee who agreed with the
framer OF the bill a nd he represented dis
trict which had been unusually affectcd by
the Introduction OF Polish, Italian, and
SlavoniaD labor.
One member even declared that the best
class Of ciiizens ever entering this country
were the Poles, aud referred the advocate
nf res friction 10 CampbeIrs immortal poem
describing ste downfall OF Poland and the
overthrow of Kosciuszko.
At the last meeting of the House Com
mittee on Immigration soEe startling
facts were developed. A statement based
on good authority was read that in Eng
land there were sixty-nine societies organ
lied for the purpose OF sending criminals
to the United States. One criminal sent to
this country by one OF these societies after
ward received a money order to assist him
in living until he could secure work, and
being unable to find anybody to identify
him, forged the name Of a merchant which
he touk from a sign over a business house.
and got his money order paid. The presi-
dent OF the suciety in England considered
this a very clever trick, and publicly re-
lated the incident.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
A RoIond for AN oliver.

Roland FOR IN oHScr.
Mr. Howso "a torel-May have the Pleas
rrc of spending tie evening with you. Miss
CunssO?
Miss Cumsb dhventine)-Really, MIR.
Howso. L was thinking OF going out.
Mr.. Howso-Oh, / didn't mean tonight
some stormy evening wien l couldn't so
to the club.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
Not I'm In Grammar.

Although girl may be bright enough
TO know that kiss" is a noun, she's fire.
quentiy unable to decline it.-Philadci-
phia Press.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

1 soIemnIy swear that the above is
q correct statement OF the daily cir
cuiRtion of THE WASHINGTON
TIMES for the week ended February
8. 1896. and that all the copies were
actually sold or mailed for a valua bic
consideration and delivered to bona
fide purchasers OF subscribers; also
that none OF them were returned OF
remain In the office undelivered.
j. MILTON YOUNG, Cashier.
Subscribed n md sworn to before me
this 9th day of February, A ID. 1896.
ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
Thought He Was Funny.

Thought He Was Funny.
Custon,er-Isn't bntterinc often palmed
off as butter?
GrOcerynlan-Only as joke.
Customer-A Joke?
Groceryman-Yes. it's considered the
cream OF a butter joke.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
Anolr,ny the Proverb.

"That was good,'' said soakieieh, as
he turned his glass toward the ceiiihe-
well. enc good turn deserves another,
said Rockleigh, ,as he ordered the glasses
rcfificd.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

HER AFFAIR WITH PEARL
Another Woman Connected with tht
Bryan Murder Case.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

WILLIS on HIS DIGNITY
He Refused 10 Join In Hawaii's Inde
ppudepCe Day.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

FIVE MEN IN THE RIGGING
Darkness Sh"' in on the Wreck Of Il
Schooner Florida.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
9SERlOUSuYY
UHOUGHT TO BE-
ftuDRousl
Inconsistent.

Inconsistent
mo. really don't care for society,"
AS matter OF fact 1t don't Pay
Yet" lingering Ais-wa,ciiless Chain SAID
lie,
..rye attended three balls in cay
The evening times., 1896-02-10
ssrah ana the wheel.

Bernhardt las brought her bicycle with
her. Unlike Sarah, it is not tirclcss.-
New York Mail and Express.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

BEGIN AT WASHINGTON
Rev. DR.. Talmage on the EvanSeliza
ton of America.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

PRESS Is NOT SO VIOLENT
German Feeling Against England Grows
Slightly Milder.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

BONDS FOR SEWERS ONLY
New Bill 30 Be Submitted to the Board
OF Trade.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

GEN. WEYLER DUE TODAY
Battle Pet wren Gems. Maceo and Camel
Is Imminent.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

FOUGHT IN MOBILE BAY
Promotion Asked fer OFFICER Who Cap
tured the Tennessee.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

LAID THE CORNER STONE
Imrressive Services at the Site OF st. An-
thongs Gnu rCh.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
both Quivcr,

- HOth (luivtT.
Within his qufyer Cupid dart
Is kept snti' &c speeds and true
The shaft into. a loving heart.
And then 1t quircrs, too.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
WASHINGTON, D. c.. FEBRUARY 10 1896

Rejected manuscripts are usually
returned when accompanied by
NtaniPs. hut any obligation TO do SO
Is expressly dfSavowed-
Manuscripts CDaccompnnfeu nv
postage VIII not be returned.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

IT'S DOORS OPEN TONIGHT
Everything I'm Readiness for the Hebrew
Temple Fair.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

LOST ALL OF HER JEWELS
Strange Boarder Suspected of Robin
Miss Leyeque.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

WHEEL KNIGHTS RALLYING-
National l.. A W Assembly Meets Toda
at Bl IL imore.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
BEN HUR." i"

Tho great Stercopticon Spccta lie will be re
peated II tho Church OF Our Father. 18th and L
streets, Tuesday and "Wednesday, February II
and Il. at 5 ? III. Musical effects by Miss Whit
ing. Reciinl by d.. Rogers
Reserved seats - cents each, at Metzerotts-
felu-ar
The evening times., 1896-02-10

HAMPTON STUDENTS SANG
Addresses Also Made in Behalf Of the Col
ored INSTITUTE
The evening times., 1896-02-10

BOUND TO STOP THE FIGHT
State Adiutan nj General and Texas Rang
ers Hurry 10 FL Paso.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

HAS A PRICE ON HIS HEAD
Spanish Lieut.. Megias Escapes to .Tht
The evening times., 1896-02-10

WORK FOR THE SENATORS
They WIN This Week Take Up Appropr
alton Bills.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

HIS BODY IN THE RIVER
william LittlehaIcs' Death Puzzles tn
Police.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

CARE OF THE CHARITIES
Funcilo8s q Abe superintendent and
What He 0fcrsees
The evening times., 1896-02-10
BIDDERS WHO HAD BRASS
Spectators Who Bid With Moth
Ing to Back Their Offers.
EASY WAY TO WIN FORTUNE

How the Scheme Was Worked by a
Few-No Deposit Was Required,
ana After the Awards They Were
Able To Sell Their Bonds to Rcspon-
sibic Parties at Large Advance.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

MISSION WORK IN CHINA
d. Mrs. S'cnhen Ba'dwin's Interesting Tall
at Wesley Chapel.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

THREE SUCCESSFUL RAIDS
Big Gang of Evil-Doers Rest Behind
the Rlrs,
The evening times., 1896-02-10

A WEEK OF wEDDINGs-
Several Ceremonies that Interest tn
Social World.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

RACE NEWS AND NOTES
Outlaw Track. Followers Not Please.
with the outlook.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

CONFIDENCE IN STUART
Sporting People Sure He VIII Hold tn
Carnival.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

WILsON-KELLY CONTEST
The Clever Fea'her-weights Expected I
Put Up Good Battle.
The evening times., 1896-02-10
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AERIAL wARSHIPS COMING
Emperor williain Backing German Sc
en1ists Great Invention.
The evening times., 1896-02-10

The circulation of The Times for
the week ended February o, 1896,
The evening times., 1896-02-10
EE1aHE OF EEiEvs
A TIE MORNING Times,

"A TIE MORNING Times,
If you miss u ny news in the evening
edition look In tie list below. whut
you're looking j, for WAS prob, bly,
published u thts mornings edition,
and rs The Zines never repeats
you'll haSe5fo take both edition. to
get all the news AS quick as 1t hap
pens. ~
German Feeling Against England Grows
Slightly Milder.
WILLIS on HIS DIGNITY
He Refused 10 Join In Hawaii's Inde-
pcndence Day.
BONDS FOR SEWERS ONLY
New Bill 20 Be Submitted to the Board
of Trade.
FIVE MEN IN THE RIGGING
Darkness Sh"' IN on the Wreck OF the
Schooner Florida.
HER AFFAIR WITH PEARL
Another Woman Connected with the
Bryan Murder Case.
GEN. wEYLER DUE TODAY
Battle Pet wreu Gems. Maceo and Canello
Is Imminent
HIS BODY IN THE RIVER
William Littlehalcs' Death Puzzles the
Police.
WHEEL KNIGHTS RALLYING-
National L. A. W Assembly Meets Today
at Baltimore.
FOUGHT IN MOBILE BAY
Promotion Asked fer Officer Who Cap
tured the Tennessee.
BOUND TO STOP THE FIGHT
State Adiuta MT General and Texas Rang
ers Hurry TO FL Paso.
LOST ALI. OF HER JEWELS
Strange Boarder Suspected of Robbing
Miss Leyeque.
WORK FOR THE SENATORS
They WIN This Week Take Up Appropri-
alton Bills.
THREE SUCCESSFUL RAIDS
Big Gang of Evil-poers Rest Behind
the Bars.
RACE NEWS AND NOTES
Outlaw Track. Followers Not Pleased
with the outlook.
w1IsoS.kELLY CONTEST
The Clever Fea,her-weights Expected to
Put Up q Good Battle.
CONFIDENCE IN STUART
WILL aDlu
Carnival.
AERIAL wARsHIPs COMING
Emperor william Backing German Sci
entists Great Invention.
A WEEK OF wEDDINGs-
Several Ceremonies that Interest the
Social World.
MISSION WORK IN CHINA
D. Mrs. S'cphep Baldwin's Interesting Talk
at Wesley Chapel.
ITS DOORS OPEN TONIGHT
Everything I'm Readiness for the Hebrew
Temple Fair.
STUDENTS SANG
Addresses Also Made in Behalf Of the Col
ored Institute
BEGIN. AT WASHINGTON
Rev. DR.. Talmage on the EvaDgeliza-
ton of America.
-1-1l
LAID THE CORNER STONE
Imnressive Services at the Site OF st. Aa-
fh0uyss cns1 rfsfi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

tions, and will hold this lead. But A.
s0n u the strongest second choice, and
Will gain strength right along. there
lore preiict Alliron's nomination"
The speaker was James \. Clarkson, of
Iowa. n member ~ the republican ma.
tlnnal committee. who Ia here with other
mrml~f- VI the subcommittee looking
after convention matters.
Il have Just returned from trim
through thu west. continued Mr.. Clark.
son, and IN all the region west u Ne
hta,kt the continent II yet uniformed ~
to men he people " The Pacific coast
dul mountain states are discussing the
great Issue that ~ money, and not mon.
/ lr! viii send IL st. Louis In June ~ OF
lW Delegates instructed solidly for silver,
without reference ~ the views o; any
man uh tins great question. That this
vote, ~ na-~"d will have 10 he feckoned
With, AMI that seriously. nObpiy with
pr"i"n-l"n, Ia pplitlcaI foresight " acu.
men eau Doubt
\ am assured be- continued, that
Idaho, Montana, Nevada aud [ tab will
-rui delegations h. the convention In.
,trurtrd TT some pronounced free silver
advocate, -urh ~ Teller ~ Cameron"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
ODD FELLOWS crlssNArIou.
The order Will Commemorate the 'I,h
Anniversary OF its Organization.

The members Of the Independent order
81 Odd Fellows u albuquerque are max
Ing preparations " celebrate the seventy.
seventh Anniversary of the establishment
of the order 10 America In n manner be-.
coming the great growth aud influence
OF the organization.
An universal custom has been carried
out Tor year, To- use the name and regalia
Of the order publicly, and " commmemo
rate It's natal lay by ceremonies sppro-
pirate 10 the objects and principles ad'o.
Gated by the sdherents " Odd.felluw
ship, Lcally the order has never AT
tenpcd anything elaborate IN the above
line, but the growth In numbet II
branches " the order and membership
has made II necessary 10 plan something
out of the ordinary
Al n meeting recently held 10y u joint
committee composed " representatives
from the two subordinate lodges,
two kehckah lUiges, the cucamp.
ment aui the canton, II VIA decided ~
celebrate the anniversary tins YEAR 10y
having public parade. u supper Ia the
members ~ the order, ani a public liter.
AIRY aud musical entertainment at the
opera house ia the evening The date
selected saturday. April -. aui II Is cN.
p"cted that the event Will be- All hiStufi.
cal Que In the history ~ the order In VI.
huIuerluc.
The following ar the officers and com.
mittrs ~ the executive committee
Chairman :. \ann. LWigr W.. L..
secretary II H. liltun Canton W.. -
Treasurer Mrs j. j. \utaw. Ichrkah
Lodge No, 8
committee nn finance. IT. Irockmrirr.
70. Nash, T.. II StAgg, committee un par
adr aud music IT, II. 1ilton. NV naNi-.J
". smith committee un halls AMI deco
ration, " ). Lave. ; Naun. IT, II. Hilton
MR.. j. J \uidw committee un entertain
mcnt aud program. r.. II STACY. " :
Lowe. II. Btuckmrlrt, MIS- j. i Mrhan.
Mrs. Hatch, committee ufl -upvrf. ia -i-
tiers from Rrlrknh lpdgr-, committee utI
printing AMI inv ltatiun-. &c Nash. Wv
Davis, j. ". smith, reception committee
Canton Rio Grandr No >. T.. VI. |. -. -
F.. ~ full dress uniform
The entertainment at IA" opera hou."
will be- complimentary {" the nsrwl"r-
II the order and their furni. IT," al
mission will he l., tickets Distributed T.,
fthe lWdg"s. Several prominent members
II the order will l~ present, and the ter.
ritnrlal. county and city officials Will BE-
invited guests. The musical and litrrnr,
features will he thu hrst that can hr pro.
cured. aud the whole affair l. intended lu
reflect credit upon the ORDER Hui iu III
tluglN commemorate IL seventy Seventh
anniversary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

that is sure material progress and per
manent PROSPERITY II has praeticed In
the past. and Proposes 10 perpetuste, the
means that will protect this nation from
the danger " et,ile and degraded labor
u IL n very simple remedy that Is re
qnirei. ahi ouo that IL comprrhendei by
custom dat, affixed un all foreign man.
ufacinr"i products. that can be produced
al home, sufficient IL meet the difference
In cnst ~ production. surely II III" pro.
hctlhg arm ~ the government needs To
lie thrown around the laboret ~ this
country H. shield him from cheap Chi.
ne-r lAht lu the individual, why IL II not
equally consistent tu invoke govern.
mental assistance Ia the exclusion
of the ptriurt- ~ such cheap labor
Both dcm"cfat- and republicans unitri In
appreciation u the Chinese exclusion act,
even to The extent Of abrUgating n all.
en'n treaty The remedy suggested above
!" III" onl, one taught by III" logic " ne
ce~Siti aud common sense, before which
all III" sophi.ttie- and Examinations u
Cleveland. Wilson, Mills, Atkinson "rt ID
genus h"mu' melt aud disappear like
mist before the n"rn day sun. This Is
Che rrurdi that the lahoting man. the
skilled artisan. the conservative business
man, Those who conp,-" the main pillars
aud foundation stones II oar glorious r..
public can understand. The remedy tina,
makes IA distinction between the pOUrl,
paid lahorrt II foreign climes aud III,
sell respecting Ire" lrfn citizen ~ III,
republic The destructive theories NJ
free traders will not prevail. The strong
arm ~ the government under republican
guidance Will iht"tp,~" tu maintain our
well mCritrd supremacy, aud a. one,
more sci the wheels ~ industry IN mo.
ton tu animal" and rucuufag" our pee.
plr. 80 mote II hr." 4 ". HAsRI-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
The U. s. LAND COURT.
List Of cases Set for Trial al August Term
Of This IflhunAl

90. TIL. 60.
ihs 'oiI""I"s Cas'S HAN' '''h >'' I"t
trial NJ the next session ~ the I ultrd
states court VI private land claim. witch
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august g. "" - ~hu N..".. III. l',
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
GALLUP.
Items from a Busy, Brisk. Building
Town

Items from Busy, BRISK, Bul,ding
Town.
Gallup. March - The Gallup Comedy
company will present n Pair NJ Artists"
the week after Lent.
Gallup IL Oh the move literally Tor
We ARE having another sand storm, after
.,nr II the lu,rli-st weather -ern.
There was leap year party at the hi--
don residence, IN honor u Mf. Rl+inn's
birthday un the evening " the 18th.
Onr " thu gitlirs regretted that II was
IN Lent. one that her invitation card WAS
DELAYED. aud one owned ny Ia the fact
that she Was " 'iraid a. ash" All the fe-t
we're there, and not alone
Mrz. e. Page and Miss Luly Bolton l.
sued Invitations Tor n surprise party IN
honor II Mr. Fred Movers birthday, and
ahuut thirty couples assembled ut the
home NJ Mf. aud Mr.. Meyers. After due
congratulations. all ADJOURNED a. the
Rink opera house. and 10 gu"d music
danced the time sway I'LL o'clock. only
taking recess for All excellent lunch.
Mrs. Elsie has the lo,rlie-t stock II
millinery that was ever Opened up Ia
Gallup. All hands are busy preparing
for the grand opening" next week when
there will be n rush for Easter hunnrts.
don't believe there Is town along
n" line where there Is likely I" hr such
n clash ~ wedding bells IN II anticipated
IN Gallup. evil not have young
single man ia the town. II all rcInrts are
true.
The young ladies ot the High sch"ol
and several of the young society men.
under the supervision NJ Prof. Richards.
are tchcarsing popular play. {" h. given
IN the interest ot the Schools t. purchase
necessary HuxilHfirs tor study maps.
globes, etc.
There II 10 Id "a poNert, hall at the
Rink opera hous" un March 81. " rather
oh the eve of April Fools day latter.
d"malion party with prize for the rag.
ge,iest, believe.
Many ~ our citizens ara suffering
with more " less severe attack uf Ia
grippe.
Those WIN miss the Pair ~ Artists"
will h. mad AT Themselves Tor week.
They are worth seeing.
There IL dearth ~ news IN the Carbon
city. We are all talking wedding, think.
lug wedding. and perhaps. some II III
dreaming Of weddings
Uncle Toms Cabin" tonight. and
"lnclr Tom Scott" later on. DR..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
row RItD ASH nINIINIIIsn.
That =. the natii, e., 81 the N,N Haup
shlIr NnMmblIiHm.


shire Republican.
Concord y. H.. March 81. "Ium Reed
aud llnrtAlll~in" IL the slogan ~ the r..
publicans " the "tItaultc state, who are
assembled ia state convention here tu
LAY lot the purIH,-r NJ selecting delegates
tu 1t. Louis. Prior tu the hour sci fnt the
commencement ut business the attitude
that should br taken uu the money Qllrs.
tInn WAS vigorously discussed 10y the
delegates In the futuiIda- ~ the hotels.
II was early apparent that. while silver
iunOtnetAlisln had few II any adhpreuts,
yet Ut the same time there was strong op-
position Ia any plank Wurded ~ strongly
~ the one adopted by the state CONVEX.
ton ia New York last week, the ground
being taken that II was imINlltic Ia hoist
the banner ~ II single gold standard and
Ia side-track silver ~ being outside the
pale ~ consideration.
The convention met At noon. United
states senator Chandler presided.
His speech was frequently interrupted
hy applause. Hts mention ~ Thomas Il.
Reed ~ the nations choice, aroused great
enthusiasm.
stephen ;. ,lcwctt, ten Frank 5.
Sir'eter. Charles |. Means and Col. James
Ia the national convention: ,,.nrgr A G.
Clark. St.ph n, Gale. O-rnt If Hatch
Dexter Richards. alternnip-.
The platform opans with cnngrutula
ton Ia the country upon the near ap-
proach Of An oppprt,initS FOR release iron,
democratic misrulr. II continues,
We demand Of the national convention
the nomination Of A candidat. who's.
election will mean the speedy REPEAL OF
the infamous and ruinola democratic
tariff. and the substitution therefor nf
one based upon the principles ~ IA. Me.
kiul.y act: the enactment Of curr.nc,
laws thai will provide A circulating me.
dunn Of gold. silver and pa,,r. which viii
ALWAYS be interchangeable AT face value.
because each and every dollar II II /. ui
the same purchasing pnwrr A. the
gnld dollar liberal ADMINISTRATIONS for
adequate navy and coast aud harbnr he.
ten-es, and Internal imprn, cnents. n
foreign policy characterized u, sturdy
Amrricanisul, including the assertion uf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
CIV NV Iui SiiNkI
Wan W"tLtug our Merchants ~ th-
Hintt't AdN"rtisiug D"igr

Wan N"tLiug bur Merchants ~ the
iii"tt'r Ad,"rtising D"ig".
few AaN- ag"a sawed on individual.
giving his name ~ I. = Nurrl-. AfrNrd
III the ciiN. AMI un securing "A large sheet
"i hl"ttlng paper, marking It ~ mt" see.
llun-, II" went from store H. store ash ny
i"r entertainments, \muug the business
places Visited he drrppd ~ at Mrs
shields. uu huld avenue, aud although
the ladN repeatedly declared that she dId
not ear" tu de- any HdNrTtl~lug with him.
h" put ny such a pltlful appeal of poverty
hnd stated that h. would takr part # the
amount uut ia gul-. ,hii Mr., shields
consented h. CIV" HIM an Advertisement.
"" made two more call, NJ Mis-. shields
afterwards, HId secured from the lHiN
fl.Jh AT each call, having "A new appeal tu
prey upon III" hll'- generosity. ana also
belt with her Ia secure herself tNu ~
three runtTArt~ from HlNrrtl~rT~ l"~t"T.
''dN hr rushed into the ~tof" 81 Mf-
Shields again. Hni asked lot "A package ui
hutiing paper. which WA hiul"d tn HIM.
~ hr stated that he had "a customer whu
desired L. buy H." paper, \ short tine
afterwards Mf-. \ tulrN, II thr IiNI com
PAM, called al Mr-. shield. ana told 81
her rNI~tl"uc" with thr "hlulirt adNrr
li~lne fraud ami incidentally remarked
that ia" man got from hrl ~, and WI,
going L. haN" with her ~ security "a
parkaH" 81 hl"itlng paper bat h" left
without doing 80. II then lawurd uIH,n
Mr.. shields that the man Morris wa
working hi adhrItI-rT~, aui II l. now
LEARNED that h" PLAYED Ia, -chru" pretty
veil. securing from col. John Ib,ftrlall'
go, Henry lirTkmrirr $50, Mrs W. {.
ll-"n ~ de-, FEufn"S ilftN cents, and
others are out small sums uf money. =.
r.. Newcomer guaranteed Ia pay u week
hazard AMI hedging ht the fellow Mar.
-hal F"rnon and I"llr" are "n III" lSpk
uIt fur IL" Advertising rascal. aud II hr
has not walked ont IL the ril,, Morris
Will ~""n hr baking through he bar, II u
cell al the citN laIl