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yates I know nothing about the game, gouch it might be called. I’ve listened pthe pigeon English of Chinamen in wiling of their fantan arrangement, gi now you, Nat, there, tell me what gis game of craps is like?’’

#Well, judge, it's just like dis: fon see you take de bones’’—

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“W’y, de bones, yo’ honah. Them’s fibings you thaow.”’

grmaking the complaint.

“Qn, 1 see,’’ answered his honor. Ms played with dice, eh?’’

“You take de bones,’’ continued Na- funiel Berry, looking with supreme gotewpt on the surrounding crowd grious to learn the ins and outs of a hmovs but badly misunderstood game. "De first man he t’rows de bones out ikedis and pops his fingers, ‘Come gren-eleven,’ ‘got you faded,’ ‘cut his throat eleven,’ ‘railroad,’ ‘nat’ral crap,’ ‘jmme de bones,’ ‘baby’s got to hav’ im noo shoes,’ ‘take my gal to Balti- pr,’ ‘Big Dick's my point,’ ‘all de wy from Boston,’ ‘come on, Joe, you fut be mine’ ’’—~

"Hold on there!’’ shouted the judge tore the enthusiastic Nathaniel could beheaded in bis enthusiastic disserta- ts. ‘I’m still in the dark about that ge, but from what I have heard you pieven months. ’’

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The property on the corner of King and Pownal Sts, belonging tothe estate of the late Catherine MeKenna, (subject to a 3 years unexpired lease, from May let, 1898), will be sold by Public Auction on Tneeday, May 3rd, 1898, at 12 o’clock, nc on.

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The horses themselves share not only the spirit but the knowledge of the sit- uation, and to their training and intel- ligence is due to no small degree the comparative exemption from serious accidents which the department enjoys. A few years ago Chief Webber drove a3 his fire horse an animal which well ex- emplified these characteristics. He had a head like a wedge, and he could run for a deer. His fire gait wasarun. He was famous for economizing his oppor- tunities. Even in a thickly crowded street, if he saw a hundred feet clear in front of him, he made it on the run, if an obstruction suddenly appeared, he would brace himself and skate over the pavement until his momentum W overcome. Then with the next opening the feat was repeated, while he writhed in and out like a snake among inter cepting teams and usually was among the first arrivals at the scene of tie fire. On one oceasion he took himself and the buggy to a fire some distance from quarters without a driver and arrived safely and at the right box. The un- initiated who saw his movements might have called them reckless, but during | his five or six years of service he at- tended more fires than any other horse in the department, and no serious acci- dent to himself or others resuited.— Boston Transcript.

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