"Had they been spent in his old haunts or in any of the well-known drinking saloons of the city, some one would have peached on him before this," he went on, in silent argument with himself.

"You cannot remember the saloon in which you drank.

The meeting was held in a saloon at our hotel, (Des Alpes).

I went into an ice cream saloon on B'way last time I was in N.Y.

"If I was," he added, "I reckon I'd cover my tracks around saloons with a leetle whisky.

Whisky sells in the saloons for 50 cents a glass, and fluctuates from $15.00 to $25.00 per gallon, according to the supplies received from the at present overtaxed transportation companies.

He was not acquainted with uncle Wellington, but had just had a drink at the saloon near the depot, and felt at peace with all mankind.

A passage leads from the saloon to a suite of small chambers, representing a Swiss cottage.

He seemed to have entered the drinking-saloon without any very definite object in view, unless he had been spurred thither by a spirit of adventure.

By this time they came to the palace, and his guide led him through a kind of saloon into an inner parlour.

One morning when the captain and his second were in the saloon under the poop undecided whether to start that nightor wait four days longer, as the owners of the cargo were requesting,the third officer, a young Andalusian, presented himself greatly excited by the piece of news of which he was the bearer.

However little a man cares to drink, or to dance, or to play cards, he goes to the saloon as to the one place where he may meet his fellows, do business, and hear the news.

He got out of the carriage and went first into the store, coming out presently with some packages in his hand which he tossed to the darky, and then he joined the crowd of men in front of the saloon across the way.

"Well," I said, "have you noticed that the man who sat at your right in the saloon during the first meal has not sat there since?"

Buckrow and Long Jim disappeared in the saloon after this, and Thirkle looked his chart over again and motioned to Petrak to alter the helm.

"Youse takes der cream, dat's wot yer do!" On Saturday afternoon one week after the rush at the park certain students might have been seen to stroll, one at a time, into the saloon over which were the headquarters of Professor Kelley.

Superb public saloons by Maple.

There were other drinking-saloons along the street, and he could hear loud talking and quarrelling in them as he passed by.

One saw the garroter creeping through the blackness of the saloon from his hiding place, forward in the cabin of the chief engineer; stationing himself at the door to Monk's quarters, with his chosen weapon, that deadly handkerchief of his trade, ready for the throat of the Lone Wolf when he should emerge, in accordance with his agreement with Mr. Mussey, the spoils of the captain's safe in his hands.

There is now exhibiting in one of the Saloons of "The Egyptian Hall," in Piccadilly, an interesting collection of zoological rarities, stated to have been assembled by M. Villet, at the Cape of Good Hope.

," said Dr. Latimer, "the negro is not plotting in beer-saloons against the peace and order of society.

Buck thought he owned the town, of course, and that would have been all right if he hadn't included the saloons among his real estate.

"Now then, officer," said Van Bibber, briskly, "which of the saloons around here break the law by keeping open after one?

She is very tall, dark and mysterious-looking, and last night when G. and I were in the music saloon before dinner, she sat down beside us and began to talk of spiritualism and other weird things.

When Billy closed the door of the saloon behind him and started across to the hotel, not a man did he see, though there was sound in plenty from the saloons and the hotel and the hall.