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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS,
Little Chinese Girl" Friday Night
at Neher's.
ANDREWS OPERA COMPANY.
RnaA nERI.INnER.

Ah1NHHh AHAHNNhHAAHhHAaNNa
on Friday night, for the second
timo. "A Breezy Time" COmpanN VII
appear nj the Nohcr opera huuH and
one Of the interesting attraction VII
b. the appearance ~ Miss Rosa bfr
lingor who. with her mother has
been stopping M the Grand Central
hotel for the past month. a Honolulu
paper. In commenting on tho young
lady. says Honolulu has the only
American woman who ever played ln
n Chinese theatcr In n Chinese drama
In the chinese language. She Us Miss
Rosa llorlingcr. known on tho stage
as Rosa. and she has appeared in the
Chinese thoatorB ~ Hong KONG. Sing
nporc. Manila. Macao and pckin. Miss
Boriingor driftod Into this strange ca.
rccr rather by the force Of circum.
stances She came 20 Honolulu ac.
companicd by her father and mother.
as member Of the ~ aud T. comedy
company by the CITY uf Columbia The
company shared n good deal OF the
hodOo iuflueucc which seems TO have
followed the vessel and Rosa and
other members ~ the company soon
found themselves out 81 engagements.
with no way Of walking % the next
nhow town Rosa never lost her cuur-
age or her hopcfulnoss. She found
there was an opportunity Tor a singer
who could sing Hawaiian songs She
put herself under the tutclagc OF Pro.
lessor Berger leader Of the govern.
mont band. and though she had never
heard n Hawaiian word or listened %
a Hawaiian air until she came 60 Hon.
olulu. she soon mastered she intrica.
Giles of both OF the languages and the
music. and was regularly engaged 90
appear az the band concerts She ere.
nted n furore among the iIawalian5
and ten concerts az which she sang
were IA avs attended by crowds ~
thc natives. Soon thereafter she
learned Chinese songs ami music. and
thcutCrs"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

The new editor manager Of the Las
Vegas Record J. +. Manning. made
his bow 10 the public yesterday. the
Record coming out with more glar.
ing headlines than good solid reading
matter. The new management, after
discussing the newspaper situation OF
Las Vegas. and giving his own ideas
how newspaper should be- conduct.
cd, stated that all these improvements
can be- carried out successfully provid.
cd the necessary money is forthcom.
ing from the merchants ana others of
Las Vegas, The Ciii2cn wishes the
Record success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

1 -'-sft - fatsE II te,.,ss 81 s,Rse,' "A
raa0 10 accept a position 10 the once
Of r. rrumbul was setting acQuain'
ted with the duties Of his situation to-
day,
Mossrs McQulddy and Peelor Of
Las Vegas who have seen enough ser.
vice on the hremen's side 90 enable
them 10 handle an engine have been
transferred 80 the right side Of tho
cab The men made their FIRST runs
In their new positions day before yes.
terdny. and brought the trains In Just
like old.tlmors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
Fi-s opera Company.

The coming engagement az the op
era house March 10, 20 and "a Of the
Andrews opera company Is looked for.
ward 90 with considerable interest by
our local musicloyers. as they have
always been fayorites here. ard the
fact that they are giving better per.
formauccs aud have larger and
stronger company than ever before,
ought Ca insure an immohae business
during their engagement In this city.
The night reserved for holders OF
opening might tickets Is March IS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16


ln the District Court, County of Befnsiiilo
Territory Of New MEXICO.
jamie a, SuYGcr
Plaintiff.
No. bsIO.
John snyder
Defendant.
The said defendant, John Snyder 10 hereby
putiued that ault hua been commenced sgainat
him iu tie district tuut Of HcfnalIliu county,
Sea Mexico, ~ the above named plaiutih,
tot urgfcr ui absolute divnn e from defend.
lut aud iui thg cafe. custody Anl tHntFOi Ut
Auhui Hairy 0uYdr AND Charlie shy def, the
90 nor chiufEu of l.tiuuU and icieud1ut The
grounds alleged iIf said a,v,itr are dcscdinn
and apaud umrnt col the ilaiUUU by the de.
PENDANT and ialll un she part At uclUn liant 20
suppUu ainuh, You. the said defendant
Joan Snyder Hfc further notified that unless
you enter your appearance in taid cause on of
before thr g4th day uf April. 4 ~. 1901, iuda.
WCnt viii BE- rendered in said tauau eaainit
you by default,
HARRY = OWEs,
CIcfk.
Is q. ADAMS.
flee aud pustoilllc address
Albuquerque, New Mexico,
Attorney for plaintU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

PROPOSALS FOR FsEsH BkkF AND
4 MUTTON - Ofiirr Chief Gomnissary,
Dvuvc-. Colo, March /, 1901. sealed ptOpo.
sails for furnishing and delivering fresh tcsf
and mutton un block during fiscal year com
II "a. ult, standard mountain time. Agul 1
1901, auc then oprncdt Forts Apache Grant,
iiusChuca, \. e., Bayafd and Nlngatc. y ~.
Proposals Wi be- received and opened az
same time for iTesh btrf q mutton. iu be de-
litrrcd ut these posts, AZ temper ttufe not
gft alter than 90 degrees Fahrenheit intufm8-
ton furnished on application Envelopes
containing proposals should tc marked, Pro
uusa fug fresh heef and mutton" aud al.
uresHeu Go Gemmisaary ~ post tu be supplied.
J. W Pope. MaiOf - NJ. Act'g, Chies COMFY,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

In the repair shops engine No. 1874
Is being oyerhaulcd and Ia few
days will be turned out about as good
AS new
Yesterday Harry Hlllyer. chief clerk
In the master mechanics Office, re-.
signed his position as a member Of
the library commission. owing to his
removal to San Iieruardlno
The rooms Of the railroad Offices
are undergoing course Of renovation
and cleaning. The walls and ceilings
are icing touched up by the artists
and the floors given a generally good
scrubbing.
The Grand canyon OF the Colorado
is becoming one ~ the most popular
places In the west II is visited by
every class OF people ON the globe.
and every one appears well satisfied
with the accommodation Of the rail
roads and hotels. Two excursion trains
are scheduled 10 arrive at the canyon
next week
IN san Rarnardlna couple Of
weeks ago oX-Enginecr George W
Crosse was united In marriage 90 a
popular young lady Of that city by
the name OF Miss Lucy Eleanor Har
ris MIR, Crosse has severed his con.
noction with the railroad and with his
ride will reside on farm near
Maine. a little town In California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

The officials ~ the war department
are much disappointed because moth.
ing was done toward building a cable
60 the Hawaiian and Phaippino isl
ands. Committees ~ both houses ro.
ported fayorauly upon this project.
bat the speaker aud the members Of
the committee on appropriations were
opposed to h because OF the expense.
Il has been demonstrated over and
over again that a government cable
would be- economy, the cable bills now
paid being equal 10 interest upon tho
cost 81 "A line from San Francisco a.
Manila, w,-nout reckoning the ncon
venienco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

George W Smith and his force Of
ONCE employee were unable 10 got
away last might Tor the west. owing
10 the great amount 81 work which
had to Boz accomplished before their
leaving They expect to boz able to
40 tonight TO their new headquarters
Ia San Bernardino
Travelling Engineer j. A. Ross came
down from Las Vegas night before
last and looked after business In this
city, u. n Hitchcock, roadmastor
with headquarters In san Marciai.
also spent the day In the metropolis.
Mr. Bon, who has arrived from ri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Territorial Treasurer u Vaughn
yesterday received from ~ o. Bur
sum, superintendent Of the pepiten.
tlary, f1S. convicts earnings. from
Eugenio Romero. collector and treas.
uror OF Pan Miguel county. t2s.5s Of
1893 taxes and s2li.G3 Of 1900 taxes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
Territory Of New Mexico,
County Of hefnaililo.
ill.,. a.. NNIafsN..s ff....as


County Of Hefnallilo,
IN the District COun.
Marta Sefna lie Romero,
Mfs Paul schubert
Plaintiffs,
~ mo Oslo.
Bessie LasqurtpauA
Charles Lcigcr,
Defendants,
Notice Ca non feaidrnt defendants
To Bessie lasquefesuE aud thsf'rs IriFefi
You and each ~ YOU are hereby notified that
thr above named ga IL pending in the second
Judicial District Count " and for thc county u
hernAilllO and territory at New Mexico, in aud
By Hhlch suit thH said plaintiffs ask Co &c nut
pa Possession uf certain pieces Of land dcscfih-
sd Ia toe complaint, situated in the county II
hcfnalillu and tCuitUY uf New Mexico, said
pieces ~ land being situated near Wkai ia
known AZ The ''Ecincf fanUh,' and that they
may enjoy The same tee from any claiuu u
the said defendant, aud TOT $500 damancs,an 4
the costs ~ suit and unless you enter your APP
pflmuCe in said cause on %. uriutr Use sth day
Ut May, 1901, Judgment by default Will be
rendered against you,
HAIRY = OWEN,
CLERK ut the uuft,
Mr. X. " ID. BRYAN,
Attorney foe piHiuUns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

The democrats OF Denver nominated
the following city ticket; Ebenezer
\. Wells, mayor. Edward Heating
city auditor; Earl Hewitt city treas
urer. Charles n Pierce. city attorney
John 49, Hunter, city engineer; Mrs
Eliza NJ Anderson, city clerk Henry
v Johnson the present mayor, claims
that he was treated badly boy the
democratic convention and viii run
on an independent ticket.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
THE ANDREWS OPERA COMPANY


To know Just what the thcatcr go.
ing public want is question that
causes the MANAGE many an hour Of
porpleNity aud worry. Great produc.
tons staged nt on expense running
mp into The thousands. have been
withdrawn after a single weeks run.
And. again. a piece put on simply a.
a makoahlft has caught the public
fancy and run through whole New
York season, incidentally putting cash
into the managers pocket
Ia the field ~ opera this " espe.
cially true. Each year marks the
burial Of some opera company that
has started cut with colors flying and
splendid prospects for success The
enormous expense attached 60 a trRy-
cling operate organization quickly
causes lts downfall when the hCklc
public withdraws its support To have
successfully wcntherod the storms Of
fifteen consecutive seasons surely
means that the secret OF public an.
prevail has been discovered, N moth.
Ing else. This Is the proud record Of
the Andrews opera company fifteen
years OF striving. fifteen years Of pop
ular approval fifteen years OF sue
cess and now the reward Of all their
toll and labor Is the popular verdict
of approval from the entire country.
The approaching engagement Of
this splendid company will no doubt
be the society event OF the season. as
a number ~ theater parties are at.
ready talked or and Manager Zlrhdt
SAYS there will be an unprecedented
demand for seats. Judging from the IN.
qulries sent In. Ncher opera house.
March 10. 90 and 2i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

A, smith sheriff o. that county and
grandson OF Mrs q. A, smith Of santa
Ne, where the young man Ia semem.
borod az an especially bright and en-
ergotic boy AZ alternate. Mr. Hughes
appointed Walter welnman a son Of
prosperous dry goods merchant at
Albuquerque. Councilman O, W Har
rison has appointed Thomas Crum.
packer. son OF Judge j. W. Crum
packer, a. cadet. and Charles Kuntz
Of Albuquerque ~ alternate. Young
Crumpackcr II already attending the
military school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Hon Benjamin Harrison. ex-presi.
dent OF the United states, died al his
home In Indianapolis late yesterday
afternoon By his death this nation
loses one of its great men. he was
about 6s years Gid,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
Funerals To-Day

The funeral services ever the o..
mains ~ Miss Martha Y Crakes.
whose death occurred Yesterday
morning from telcrculuH. we're con.
Quoted today "a 40 o',l, "a. m. az
The residence % Rev Bruce Kinney
81 the First Baptist church and Rev.
j. ~ Marsh Of the Con yrvgatlonal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
BLACK JACK wgAksNs.
But Declares he VIII Meet His Doom
Without a Murmur.

A week from today Thomas Kotch.
UNI, alias Black Jack. will be taken
from his cell In the penitontiary TO
the town Of Clayton. where on tho
following day he will be Tut 90 death
ON the gallOws. Deputy United States
Marshal Fred Fornon was asked 20
escort the condemned man 20 the
sc"ne Of execution. but he respectfully
declined with thanks While In Santa
Fo last week 49, Ruppo called on Black
Jac't and had a lengthy interview
WIN the prisoner, and learned that
the man had made peace with his
God, He IN very nervous, but declares
thar aH he has only one time 10 die.
he intends going 90 his doom un1inch.
ingly Ills arm which was perforated
with bullets while he was attempting
Ia hold up train In Union county
about year ago, and was aftorward
ampLtated, has healed nicely and the
absence of that member little neon.
venicnccs him. Black Jack has
brother in Texas who is quite wcllto.
do, but has steadfastly refused 90 aid
his brother in any manner since his
arrest and conviction The guards
say that Jack has greatly weakened
since his Incarceration hut he gives
them NO trouble whatever. There
have been no death watChe placed
over him NJ yet, as Il h. not thought
necessary to DO so.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Territory Oi New Mexico County of Hcfna
NllU, tn the Distinct Court
Mullit Tut PlaiuuH
We No hsll.
Grotgr Tut Defendant
TuOrofgr Tut. Defendant iOu ace hereby
notified that an action has been begun against
you ~ the said p,ainuh, Noble Tut. praying
that thC bonds ui matfimuuy roN existing be.
tween you and he plaintiff be forever dis.
solved ON lht ground uf failure 90 support,
hist unless you enter your Appearance in said
sult ou 90 before TIE 22d day Of Aptil A. ID.
1901, dcrfrc pro cOnicssu sill BE- entered
~ aiuai you.
HARRY 4. GWEN,
Clcik uf said Court,
FELIX u. LISTER,
Attorney iuf the plaintiff,
OhiCc and pustuthce address.
AluuI ur-Qus n, NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

NNAAAf ~ SUIT
Territory Of New MEXICO. County of Hrrna
$50. iu The District Count
klla a. Hotter, Plaintiff,
No. bh0u.
william q. HoHcr Defendant,
To william a.. Holder defendant: You are
hereby notified that suthah been commenced
against you hy the said plaluuH Ella 4, Hot.
les praying that ihr uu ds VI matTtmouy uoW
existing between you and tIt said flaiUuN.
te forever dissolve con the grounds Of ulan-
dpuWrut and failure Go support That unless
you enter your Appearance in said cause nn uf
before Che Nih day ui Apul. A. % 1901,
decree puu CuuiCssu Vill be entered against
you.
HAIRY 4. OWEN,
Clerk ut said Count
fEtIA u Letter,
Attorney fut the Plaintiff.
once aud pusiuiilCe address.
Albuquerque, n, NJ,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
THE INSTRUMENTATION alLL

Council bin No s5 introduced by
NJ. Cruickahank. chairman of the
council committee on finance consists
OF ten sections covering twenty-five
pages In bin form. and makes specific
appropriations Tor the hftythird and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Il. J Turnbull, the new master me.
ohanio has assumed responsibilities
OF bis ONCE, Mr.. Smith and bis assist
ants having took their departure 70
San Bernardino last evening Mr.
Bashydt viii act In the capacity OF
chief clerk 20 Mr. Turnbull while
Charles white viii occupy tho sane
position as formerly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Atttkly Citizen
HUGBEs a MccRRIGHr. PUBLISHERS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
pmly Citizen, per yeaf.. ............e 600
weekly, tst.tt,ttt tttttttss AVV
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Indian School Teacher Appointed
Territorial Funds,
ANN nrFicr TpANcAcTlONc
OFFICIAL NOTES.
LAND OFFICE TRANSACTIONS.
APPOINTED TEACHER

Miss LILLIAN Johnson Of California
has been appointed teacher Of the
Pueblo Indian school at Cochitl 10
succeed Miss Sarah NJ Cole. who left
Tor California n few days ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
rERRlroRIAL FuNns.

Territorial Treasurer J. II. Vaughn
received from Adolph wltEol. collec.
tor and treasurer Of Grant county,
s8i.O7 OF 1899 taxes. and si2553 Of
1900 taxes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
CAnEra AppnINrEn

Councilman Thomas Hughes has ap.
pointed a. cadet 10 the New Mexico
Military institute a. Roswell. Law.
renee " smith Of Gallup, son Of w,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
MARROW ESCAPE.
8. Vann Came Very Near Being
Crushed 70 Death ~ Whitewater.

>. Nann NatUe very wear heinn
Crushed to Death at whitewater.
While attempting to step from a
moving train az Whitewater station
last night. Watch Inspector =. Nnnn
fcll between "a platform and the rails
aud was badly bruised The train
was moving slowly and when he
struck the ground the brake beam
pushed his body from danger tlu re-.
tainad his presence Of mind and
cruuchCd 90 the platform as closely
az possible until the train came tp "a
stop a brakeman saw che accident
and started 60 CXiricatp the insp,t tll
from hiB pcrilouH position. but whom
hU saw MI Nnnn next 90 the uUt
form he waited until the train
stopped Tho injured man was able
20 crawl from his position beneath the
train To the opposite side Its size
aud presence of mind was all that
saved him from being manglod be-
meath the wheels. lie believes that
the accident was caused boy him stun
bling over something which was ON
the platform where he attempted to
alight Aftcr So arrival Of the train
here this morning STR Nann was able
to go 10 his home In the north part Of
inc city \ NNNNltlNn was summoned
who examined bis injuries No bones
were broken. but his face and body
were bruised In several places. II w"H
an experience which he will never FOR.
get and as a result ~ the accident he
will not be- M bis place Of husincsf
/ FOR q rhori time.
Police Court News.
Richard Haywood. yDlorcd who hit
| Abraham Miles over the head. the vic.
tim dying the othar day. was bound
over 10 the grand jury this morning
by Justice Crawford, charged with
murder
William Ronnctt. charged with lar.
| ceuy was given ninety da in tho
| county Jail yesterday afternoon
! This afternoon William hrnnott
and James Griswold. cha a with
burglary were bound over t1 the
| grand jury
John H. Royalty thn night watch.
man iH th. t'r1 o. Pacific yards
was hu Ice . .., fH iI. runl infy this
aftcnuDH .lare I Wien tasau't with
a dead weapon upon th. complaint
Of william H.it.r4r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Territorial wool In ~ Louis was on
yesterday quoted at ~ ana nc cents
per pound
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
A serrowfui ONCE.

The district clerks Office In the
courthouse would have been deserted
this week had not J T. owen. stenog
'ap"rr, came 20 the rescue. Judge
.Crnmpackor Is In Chicago attending
TO some legal matters and Harry
owen, the efficient court clerk. Is In
Aiamagordo. where he was married 10
Miss MacGililyray this morning.
while Deputy Crosby Is out
20 Gallup. Il IL learned that an al,
taches and the Judge viii report for
service at the Office on Saturday next.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-20
should be transmitted to W,shiui :
ton not later than N lv>mbsr |.

should be transmitted to W1shini
ton not later than N lv,mbsr l.
Flans for the work an etpenditure'
OF the Hawaii exp rmelt Station
for the fiscal yeAr eodInx June 30,
1902 should bs dra vn up and sub
mitted to this Office for approval not
later than June |, 1901.
Plans for the dissemination OF
useful Information on agricultural
subjects to residents OF Hawaii
should be made at an early day, in
cludinE the printing and distribu-
tion OF CIRCULAR, bulletins and re-
ports.
Ga arrival at Honolulu you
should confer with the Governor
and other officers of the government
OF Hawaii, with visw to securing
Their aid and co operation in the
establishment Of the experiment
station. They should be informed
that the department desires to un-
dertake such agricultural invsstiga-
tions az will be of the greatest bene-
fit to Hawaii, aud wishes TO enlist
the cordial support and sympathy
Of the Hawaiian government and
the people in this enterprise.
1t will he the policy OF the DEPART
ment to encourage the granting of
financial assistance to the station
by the Hawaiian government, as in
the case of the her States and
Territories, where the national
funds have bsen lsrgely supple
meated by local grants OF money
for buildings, equipment, and cur
raat expenses OF the station. Very
slucerel., you're,
A. G, TRUE, Director.
Approved: JAMES WILSON,
Secretary.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-20

known ewspaper man who was re-
porting the gams. Wa slRgest 10
Mr. Rodgers to leave Professor
Scott aud his able assistants to their
business which they so far have
done in a most creditable manner,
and for him to mind his clerical
work 10 the Bureau OF Public In
struction as long as his services are
yet wanted thete.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-20
a Modarn Fable.

A good Person went forth upon
the Highways looking for some.
thing to Reform.
Behold" said the Good Person,
II shall Smash Vice wherever it ap.
pearsl Yea, verify, 1 will take the
Erring Oae by the beard and smite
him hip aud thigh from Dan to
Baersheba" and she went forward
rolling her eyes and Looking Stern.
And as she pass.d through o
Wicked Place she came upon two
Men OF Bslial coutending violently
before Vino Shop, with divers
and many other Man Of Bslial look
ing on and having Gay Time.
"Aha!" gurgled, the Good Person;
"rhis is my Cue" and she reached
forth her hatchet and sought to
make the bslligsrents to Break
Away.
"Cease this unaeem'y con ention!"
said the Good Person stern'y; and
shs took tina revelers by the B.srd
and snote them with a righ eou'
smiting upon the Cheek.
Now, the Good Person wa, a
mighty Woman OF V.Ior with her
tongue; but her hands had never
been trained to Che UppAr Cut aud
the Gross Wallop and tha Scissors
Punch; neither VOTED she Of the
Solar Plexus nor the Short Arm
Jab; Wherefore, these Men of
Bslal rose up against her
aud smote her grievously upon
the nose and they tore her hair and
chewed her ear; yea, likewise they
trod upon her features aud Handed
Forth wonderful collection OF the
Latest Cusswords. Then they took
her Gold SpsctacIes, her Chrono-
meter, her hatchet bag and other
heirlooms and departed, leaving her
Groggy and Disrepntable in the
Gutter before the Wine Shop.
When after q few hours the Good
Woman Got Wise TO ber Identity,
aud extracted herself from the
Earth and wobbled homeward, say
ing:
Behold! the tongue is Mighty as
a rsformer; but the Best Bower is q
Gatling Gun!l"
Moral: Avoid the contamination
OF Evil Things. Throwing yourself
into the midst OF a Dog Fight
might in no wise ipjure your Char
acter; but any one seeing you would
know you had bsen in Dog Fight.
Second cad: Moral Suasion is a
Good Thing; but it winneth Much
More respect when Backed by a
Club.
Third Chunk: Never Growl un.
less you are able to Make Good
". Y. Journal.
The INpEPENDENr nil cant mar