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not better. Now look here-vhat's easier than this I'm standing on the wharf.-the rich man tries to get aboard the steamboat the niggeFs push him of tie plalk-in ! goes, ca-plash. The old gentleman isn't drownded, but lie might have. been drown ded but for mo, aud if he had bin, where's the use of his money then? So he gives me as much l want now, and a great deal more when he deluncis rggler, aceerGia' to law and the practice of civilized nations. You sae-that's inc way the thing works. I'm al the wharf every day--can't afford to loose the chance, and begin 10 wish the old chap would hura a5outcomin' along. What can keep him :''

 S.If itud come to the same thing in the end,' remarked Billy Bankers, |fd rather the niqrers would push the oid mans little boy in the water, fits all the same to him. Them fat old fellows are so heavy when

 they're skeercd, and hang on so, why might drowHd before had time to go to bank with the checkl But what's the use of wafiH'' Couldn't we shove lem iu some warm afternoon ourselves? Who'd know in a crowd;n