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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
KiEISs BOARD.
MEpNrspAY. Sept. 10.

There va. a large business at the Stock Board tins
morning, AID the downward tendency OF prices con-
tinued cHti toward the cloge Of business when It
stronger fec.ug evinced. Some Of the buyers at
lower rates continued their realizing sales, and the
market was Hammered with sorns energy by the bears,
who baye taAer heart again from the tone Of the
cent fore:n adyioes In regard 70 the harvest
weather, which they predict viii create
panic here IN broa6stuis TIE coming Presi-
Dental election il also with them an overwhelming
dsast5I fcso which flow tue direct regnlts In case
tbe srccess 4 Efr. Lircoln becomes fixed fact II
the K "a cans carry PcnLsy lvauia in the Gubsrna.o-
rial els.cl now close at hand that is the be signal
~, eye os 70 rush iUto the market to sell out their
.tocks when Of courIe, there win be no buyers Tue
,ssrl Of such confederation requires prophet 10
medic. There being no market for any kind Of North
srn sl,r.s our bear friends will be able to take
in th,r slor.s at very haudsome profit Operators
of Cheerful temreraments who cannot zee this
blsek cloud which IL coming up rom be-
him tie mountains o. Pennsylvania, should heed
,le varn,g and govern themselves accordingly Inc
derasti for buyers option was active showing 'ha
out.iisrs were stIl buying, AID commission house,
fund dfoulty in hnl 2ihei orders, excepting anUr-
oal dae.erges. Between tie BoaTcF the marker ""s
eteIy bat At All aier ,te See2od Boar' 'eS'' "'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
.NEW-J.ERSEY II-ENS.
ATTEMPTED INCEST MURDER, AND
CI-ICIDI

ATTEMPTED INCEST, MURDER, AND
SUICIDE.
An intense excitement was occssioned on Weines-
day mornirg in Morgan street Jersey City, ia cOnse
quence Of man named james Gathrey Ia ing at
tempted to murder his daughter Catharue, years of
of age hnd then attempting to destroy his own life by
cuttiI his threat and inActirg wounds upon his arm.
Gathrey il scotchmau, about 10 years Of age, ship
caileuter By trade and has resided in Jersey City
about six weeks, having removed there from VII
Iamsbugh.
The Il states that er father had made several
attempts 10 violate her person. and that abe recently
caufed Lis aucst in WiIiiamsourgh for that oiense.
On Sunday lset her father Induced her to company
him TO NeW-iork, under the preteXt Of visiting an
cecItaIn saloon; hut instead Of that be took her TO
Louse Of Lad repute and again attempted to violate
her person, but che raised oucry, and fnally
ceeded in escaping from the place.
On Wednesday morning, while che was engaged in
Jnilcing fire Gathrey approached his daughter aud
throwing her upon tie Ioor again attempted to out
rage her; but her attracted the attention of
her mother, who came in from an upper room, where
upon he deSsted. Shortly afterward, as Catharine
was adu.tirgher hair before loopggass, he rushed
upon and struck her heavy blow on the back of the
head with Ratchet incting deep but not dangerous
wound.
Cathrey then ran up stairs, and his wife gave an
alarm, but the people who gathered around were
AFRAID TO attempt his arrest. Word was sent TO tho
onlIouse when Chief Of Police Marinus accom-
panied by Coroner GaHney. proceeded to the house
qa,drey pss discovered citing VI the had OK t's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

note moderate prices lave SEce teen quoted E'stbsTs
French adsice slso affecting the MAJ VI = oJs.se
Eurlpe the crops gathered and pTc, ~ 800
hay, 60 q per quarter But The het iies.
Ew.Yok show slugri.h markets for -four aud dau 't
and irresularty In wheat prices ell accounts l h.
previously svorHbe ports 10 abundance lhee 30.
no doubt tha he ngh sdvices OF the 9th uiuno s No
some t1citemeu both In Canada and the United
are happy to hear favorable reports Of the crop o.
both In Scotland ard In Ireland; but the Failure IN a.,
yery dscded The aepsss too Of the harvest mere an
,uaD4ous rpening when the days have shortenro go ~
Ground "a wet circumstances much against tue Soh9"
o.. g,n There can doubt but that all tue gooo orc
tS esi that can be procured will be wanted for Uling
teIsy The country markets stO" great Sna Of
a, sdnsss vet Al have risen more or a. ana the
mice M 1t be determined by the wsstLef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20


in money there isno charge to rtt5e. The demand
is good among tie stock houses bu; among the D,er
cattle classes there il activity. Demand loa1s are
Ga7 q cent ana paper Of eajicg 5gustuIe8 mp TO six
months maturity, G. a. cent.
We urderstaLd that Mr. u. Wilson has resigned
a. Treasurer Of the Wabash aud Toledo Road
Private dispatches from Halifax gives the Lonion
quotations Of Erie 1t 2sl aud Illinois Central 10 d-s
count. This was OF quo.s;icns q 81 ffem here
for Illinois Central The London quotation is eqra e
9Ol here.
heexports lat week were q i3j bb!a Flcur,
a78 Us bush. Whes, 81 ,3tjbush Com 70 Liverpool
81 oG8 bush. Wheat 60 ibis -Four to London 1892
bufh Wheat, III bbls Flourto Bristol 96 2O6 btsh
Wheat, ,3O5 btls Flour to Glasgow 609j bush.
Wheat to Queenstown 9, 500 bush Wheat &c Galway
900 bbls Flour, s 1913 bush. WLoSy TO LondouisHgi
1924 bush. Wheat 70 Corr.
The Artisans Pauk Lac voluntarily retired from the
Clearing House and vii il future make its Exchanges
through the American Exchange Bank. Thls vss tue
only sourfe left consistent witt sslf.resIect. Ai@r
exhibiting ts affairs without reserve to Committee d
the Clearing House consisting o. nessTs. aorrson CT
the Maui attain Lowsry Of tue Republic and ia nss of
the Merchants Exchange, who made favorable re-
mort Tie Managers Of tte Art'aus could l after hs
debate IA the Clicking yesterday su0ui Vlh'ut
degradation to another ard mr'e min-te ryest3a on
by a Committee a portion Of whom are kn'wnto lie
unf.ieudly TIE Clearing Hogse WA sst2Ilihed sim'
ply Az & convenience !ar mskDy the Bsnk Exchanges
and not ae Al InqIistioa 70 wtcL il would appear to
be tending, when ii stk bsak act OILY to exhibit s
assets but give a list q the nsmss Of tic desrs Tho
Artisans Bank viii doubtless Lvs low tbs attempt to
force into liquidation ana prove itSe af n IS, per'
fec'ly solveLt iIstituticn.
Tie roadway and estate Of Tia liudsca Rive ond
Lake Ontario Railway CcnpOny were cold few
months snce On foreclosure q tie HioTtyagee and tue
purchasers baye recently crgoui2ec d Kew company,
with capital Of 5000 900. fer Tie purtoss Of cen.
pldng tie road o. originally contemplated. III Va
t1tor@ Caon understands tt3. q" n number Ct Ezgish
capitalists associated il tie organization. and
hattie work vii rs31u d ~ Yer autpcesvh
VII eecGIe the GsvaDpue7. ss5 ultIpsts comp etc7 e
this M or Az. s-p.irs'
IT, CHc1S, P'sss Of b2o1sy ,s,n:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

Cramm md Kenneday, the boy preacher, viii lee
tuIe this evening at the Alanson Methodist Episcopal
CT urch in Norfolk street. between Grad and Broome
He has Just returned from tour through the Eastern
cities where his audiences are sad to have beea num-
bered by thousands. He leaves on Monday for Bro
University to complete his education for the ministry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

Bulls HEAD.-n win be seen by our report of the
Cattle Market that the spectators who bought up the
stock at Albany Jared still harder the setond day Of
the market than on the first The inferior grades Of
bullccks were particularly dull, aud sold decidedly
lower than upon Wednesday Of last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
TAd7ertisementl

lAdyertisement
SHIPPERS Of GRAIN, FLOUR and PORK are re
minded that prepared handle those Articles sdysu
tsceousy.
and QUARANTINE on the above, ~ per cont
Liberal CASH advance made coHsiguIneuts.
ksfeeee--D. II. MaTtin Prest Ocean Bank, New York.
DREW 4 FRgNCH,
Produce Com. Merchants No Erie BVildinss, HewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20


PHARs-Ests quite ecarce and command higher rates
Other sorts are unchanged. We quote;
Rsrtiett stIietly chtis- IDutcht. de Angoul.
Rbii,... c0cl5 90 oh y boil. 10 ood12 90
B.r,letE. common. Ot6 o. Flemish Besutyt - -
IIgaltu oh, bbil0 OJal2 o. choice 4 bb... 0ydl0 20
Louise Bon d. Jer- Common Pears..... = 2So 80
sew ckice 4 Dbl. 0CQl0 0o
PLtsss-Tbs market is Gull and lower We quote: 49,
Danisn bbl...7 tOd3 o. Frost Gage y Dbl IS ooa6 50
PEACHEs-Ne quote: -
Dels choice bss 81 1893 ~ West bush Gratis 81 Oo3 co
jersey choice tbsS tple y Vet, v hLbo'.. q p01 70
Jersey com Pba. 50d2 OS ,
GRirEsWe quote Isabella, choice ltdl2c.i Catawba,
choice, lGdl2'.
course pale coed bers crowded into market in advance
Of the prCptr reason Whih does until next
month We lave sales to report daring the last week
DRIED PRUITs.
PIrNs have r. yer freely ind the make. fully &C. y
pcrs OF dried fruits down which Is quite possible
DRIRp RRUTs-H quots
Apes ole St,te %. an lPluns So......3 1l6
Appies new Southern. 3id Cherries. pitEed...7 ais
Peaches So choice 10 ala 6l8
Pssches So .lo ala BlsotbedeI Southern q 81
Ho.RY-Sone lots of very choice mite Clover smell glass
boxes have received sold 23e The trade in this
eTice viii fy open until nest month. We no reason
10 much yaiaion last years and quota
tion, Of last Fall were followI: White Clover In glass
boxes under II ~ gross weight 2OdE23 do do bIokWnest,
&c. Ial2c NJ DO ir sgo boxes at same rates net Teeht
In cope .bcut DC les thar in boxes Honey In hives,
6alCc. Y b; Honey strained, sdl0c. z 70.
hUHpkRs.
OY1o,,-Kevbugh u Dbl 81 IS Rhode leland hbl 81 so
Buuehes lCo 50 s. IS. Waite Onions, y obi pl I'd
81 50.
RgTABAGA TrErIPs, " DBL. 81 OOnsli2
ToyATogs-T bush craze &c "a 81 T. bulh oas 3GcOc.
WATEEHEIGss-LOrgs,F 100, slJssao pediGs SSssl2i
M KTrsrs y sLor.--Je,sy, q b6l. 50c.eeL
LIZA BgANs-G bush, 5Ga55o
MARROW syUAss-' bbi., 75d 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

From The Max lane ETPrct. ..3
III. y,stber Of the ast week having much improved
Tie erors everywhere exhibit iis beneficial inhnence;
Tr,s uTocsss q rpeug hes advanced at rate pey0ha
iats faleuatolt Lu / III take another Weok os'ons
Larves. operlions VIII generally commence nor rso
nnJ that tie farmer will finally reap tho hult o. ~,
- I1i Ire ration be saved from e ihie lunnie EN-
Dc atr TIE oha-gs " &c wes'leI IA hoSt, sbout
iow.r rrngs o price, these lselh ha,ops p.n,,s hsy
L., ose; r,,S,. % Sos1tsi' S Saves'" '"'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
NEW yopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER CO. 1860

esifs. all covered vita blood, which v@ hov-s pro
freely ftcm wound IL BE tarcat ard two II his arm,
which G had inflicted with razor and erntu kInfe
These instruments were subsequently discovered
secge,ed between the pasteriDg and captoarcs DIE.
Morris and Reeves were called in, aud dressed TIE
wounds. The gash on the neck was five inches In
length, snd the windpipe nearly severed The in
jules will undoubtedly cause hi, death.
The girl was taken TO the house of Mr.. 5. Edlestein
by ard received proper attention She sustained
scalp wound two inches in length, but the skull did not
appear to be fractured. A large number Of people
gathered around the house. and upon the facts becoming
known, much Indignation was manifested and some Of
the women proposed to lynch Gsthrey on the spot.
This proposition would probably have been carried out
lad there not been several officers presert. Gathrey
subsequently inquired if his daughter dead and on
being informed that she was not he replied tina! he
was CORY. Officer Chazotte was detailed to keepa
watch over the man. opreven him from doing further
injury to himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

TIE DUNDEE DAN AND CAshL.-The Dundee Dam,
m tbe Passaic River between Newark and Paterson,
las been completed, and in short time water VII pe
lst into the canal The latter is one mile and three
nnaIters in epeth by seventy feet in width and seven
in depth At ifs lower extremity it will mite by set
Of Iotks ard branch canal with the river Between
the main line and branch large space he's been get on
feet The work will thus furnish not only splendl1
water rover within one nile Of the Erie railroad, but
will oren navigation to within short distance OF paer
son. The dam is powerful structure OF dressed sand
stone twenty feet wide az the base sixteen feet h9u
and four hundred feet long. Operations were com.
menced in the Spring Ct 1853 ard il is expected that
the whole will be completed the present Fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
CITY ITEMS

ACADEMY OF MrsIc.-Mme. lnez FabbIi appears
as ydoletta in ola Trayata, this evening. She VIII
be assisted by Stgelli and Ferri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

SmALL-Pox-The Jersey City Common Council on
Tuesday light directed that printed bOerds with the
words Small-Pox Here" should be placed upon al
dwellings where this disease exists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
N. v. Wholesale Prices Of Country ffod"ee

Fox rHx wEzx ESDrNG WEDNE,DAY SBPT. ", t 20 npvw
Reported exclusively for TR Y1 nSw. 0NA
Horrcs TO CorreyoRs FAAs PRoDyo.ras sysry,nns
IA rect order MARI plain 1dsGe .ns S,%s q s. Also
tucks b Of particulars inside Of one pac s bu,
spd always seIa by NAL with nosce When s0d H0"
CcxsIssroT-For selling Bene. Fruits So' where P,ck
ages are returned ard small ots Of stuff 10 een' o
fa sale. Of GOOD Produce In good order at
wholesale such Farmers realize and not Joboes or e2ecna
BrSS Orange County In pals Ia. bees advanced to Csc
but this chs does not percertby afec' the srt Io %
Rreds TIE quite moderate for the season ana NC
Il m outside Price strictly fine State Butter in lots very
large propoon Of the receipts Is Of lover gsde and oa
readily sken by the III gsb shippers bit the poorer qualities
avoided aud stocks Of these are ec2umusung
spn tnus end is estimated that about 2Vc han'
win forward I'd this Weekmsk 5000 hrkif ouing the
at three weeks Tsken al IN ell th there es activity
in the Butter ii dse Of our lat report We quote
SysnSs Co. pals @ esteem PENN PENN al
Weih ubsfair good Is ae WestsrRes good Pra gls
Do do fair 70 goOa...l6 9ls wessrn, conmOn....l0 oil
Fiins a2O Grease Butter. efQlo
,sas @ 1t st 9Got'oa n.e We quote ~
Extra quality b....l0tdDt ONO extra choice ';sfdp
EJr rood q@sy. s@lS 9ho fair e Prns ':qiiS
BEsswix-SolthsIn and Western. y II, si@S6o.
BEoON CoRSUndr bers receipts the market is low
BE1SsSChoce medium continue In demand. We quote:
Medium oa.e NJ e. Is Kidney Ou O. d. 7'a2 20
EGGshe has had upward tendency through the
They have opened IL much better condition thsn here
ooe receivers have been so to se their choice bsnds
OF tie mark instead Of abbtg the loss when counted out Az
Eggs wei packed when sound and fresh ought hereafter to
reach Ia sasbe condition at The marx quote the
Iupg rate sod In this Any 0onside able increase Of
receipts which quite likely to within few days viii
broken and from ding many into the pa
oId hourbsrre should not contain over 10 10 DO
jersey Phiis T. doz lstaI6 Western, doz.....l4ldIt
State, q doz.'.,.....,:lstf9Ills .o1,ss. ru- .,a,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

Ute dr sea- rs,sditc bresds,Ufs hos eetsrrsa ehPp
fon operaire acd the s,ppB a Esstefu LAetAhsS ~
fore more lin ei ane 70 usds a5iy htuet Ihs
boEe,fr did make any edys1oe IL their se9g rut 'us
III cod sety spsIiDgJ ct y cent preu % me see %
dmsrd at a. cent prem, and H. some ih
p0id There fair supply Of ourr ney oui sno
the steamer bring advance In grain shipment WIZ P''
ob increase thee iii be need or al The funds here
The N. o. Bulletin Of Saturday morning says;
The week active money market Of an sdytGee
fully dl cent oil rades Of Teper This change Is oS ing 70
very heavy kipg OF o ths supply Of both foreign and eoe
tic okohtre which has lad 10 steady dI,n oil specie
csu-ed the boDls materially restrict their discount
oil around Ia tie outside sre also, there eonidea
tendency TO extrtme 6guss eJd While the very best com
ertiA securities could not be freely ced oar Inside
the lever crs6e wholly elected ard holders iound u
6cuty in using them sncsi any terms We now quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

anoe IL oe,n csc. bet he vood te conhned perVs VIZ
ins him having ehcia 6Sir1s. wa hin UodsI the d.
Physician q tie Hsse Hospital end slpeteussut Un i,s BE
Soeay issons They have perfec night 70 instruct him.
bc IL bopnj 10 obey their directions.
hssbeen usual for some Jses for the ptyssrs ssp.v
Die nSenis IN permits for etance aouet this Il "a
necessary 10 tbe Superintendent OF the grounds Tn.s
uuoh Dr. Jerome has sbused this power and sti xitb q
the rt 10 sppoin and appointing Stewsrd person ie,
they had difcbaged II was recommended thst resoly -
declaring that permits M
Issued by any whaseve, and that the ts
directed to exclude Mr. Hal and Other persons ou the sxn6
M rpor an order from the COmmissiousrs resoeo Fl
accordance with the shove snggestion adopted
The sum Of 80 900 was appropriated for the purpts9
Of rearraDgpg and fitting up one OF the buildings now
nnoccupied, on Wards Island, fora Luastic Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

LACK OF AccoMMoDArloS.-Yesterday, durrg the
bearing Of the West Washington Market case before
Judge lngIabsm, the limited table room was mouor-
Oiled by three counsel for the Controller and the
por:ers. Judge Edwsrds, who Represented Taylor,
was compelled to speak with bis pspers lyog in chair
beside him The Court should refuse to cit unless il
to pare, and their representatives such "a
ciies as are necessary for the proper presentation
Of their cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

The Household Journal is very handsome new
paper Of sixteen quarto pages of which the fret num-
Ter has just been issred in this city. 1t is not only
handsome, but very interesting, and filled with matter
well suited for family readers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-06

How A YoUNG MAN Kisses "CAPIToLA," AND
HOW He ISN'T LIKELY TO DO 1T AGAIN. Il story
for Hgh-heeIed Boys. By The AuthOr Of Nothing
eLse.-The other night at the Theatre, when
Mr.. JACKSON was reveling in the raptures OF
benefit, the fair representative of "Capito-
Ia" while singing one of the songs incident
to the play, was Kissed, lust for the fun of
the thing" by daring young man, who had
made q mistake and got into the parquette
instead OF the gallery, where be ought to
have been. In several seconds less than no
time by the watch, that young man was Sc
verely ''cussed," had the price of his ticket
thrust into his hand, and found himself hand
somely kicked into the street.
He might have known it. The lady who
Is the pet of everybody on the stage. and the
favorite of everybody of of it, and who has
contributed, for two seasons, more to the en-
tertainment of the play-goers of Nashville
than any one else could have done, may be
thus publicly insulted, but the person who
offers the insult will hardly indulge any in
clination be may have 10 repeat 1t.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-06

The THEATRE.-The brilliant young TRACE
dian, Mr. EDWIN BoOrH, commeaced his en-
and was of course greeted by full house
With few centuries intervening between the
days of the author and the actor, it is not to
be supposed that SHAKsPEARE wrote Hamiel
expressly for Mr.. Booth, but it is not difficult
to fancy that Mr.. BOoTH was educated ex.
pressly to personate "the gentle HAMLET"
This evening Mr.. BoOTH plays ''Sir Giles
Overreach' in Il NeoO Way to Pay Old Debts,
in which character, as in every other, he il
nnriYaled
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-06
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
OR PRIVATE DISEASES.

xS. DR. King ,rOrmerl! of New York for
the astfour years OF Louisville Ken
vino mas i0vOted his attention To- the treat
liz Of private diseasesfOT over 80 years, nattere
j elf .haying tttends ed to practice for so many
), and cured so many houssnds, heis enabledt 60
ali diseases ola private nature no matter how
hey may be from Injudicious medical.reatment,
5Sn aesleC tOftheirOwE- DR.. Kings DIspensaTy
b. % Dcaderiek street, between Cherry and the
re second stoI Wher e ecIre sailIiseasex ofa
ate nature.
xosRHkA jared without use GU Sun edIcI u oriu-
renee with business.
IcrURss0f odd or recen Til ate s1ecIually curediB
y days, by an operation which causes no pain.
1 &c structure xists health cannot ne enjoyed.
1Bs 40 tiseasesxuses NOR e misc HE aud under
Il $ the constitution so much
hills, With aiIthe IiseaseEof "a eskin growing
4 II IeyIeet er bad treatment can DC sHeCtually
IN few days
=tfSAI FzAESssS-Partfcular attentionhavirfb be
20 this disease and aIl:he consequences grow
But Of q, brought gu n many eases by the de-
tive habits Of ueousifcTate Youths and eKcss
aialgone- sfthe passis'us neglected. which will
ruiHethe constitution .rende. snR the subicetanli
isisessor society and causing prematur eOid age.
males who may be labGriag with any iistculty of
gon may rsstLssured O Z Immediate relief
sons esidine abroad BY writing and staiine
ease with fee enclosed ,directedtO Dr. : King
J Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn viii have
sssssary neficineseDt To their address witt ne
~ directions strict secrecy observed ofhce
afr IN o'eiockir hemorninF antii Gin theeye-
4 mav30-indAw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-06

An HEiREss.-Ths last number Of the
Stargis (Aiehigaal RsPabitesa CONES 90 rs
containing the extraordinary intelligence
that very Fortunate Mrs. E B. Day, of
that III sgr. heretofore = lady In moderate
circumstances. bss Inherited. as an heir of the
late Sir Francis Drake. prineely fortune o.
'erfyagAf msllaeH da<lsrs! Mrs. Day Is .
siiuw. A chance foz oar nice young Hsea.
IL l. not stated WHISTLER the fortune Is in
money or real estate.-CSseiaaafi Es9zi,9.
The mere fact that every dog has bis day
l. not sufficient 10 reconcile Us 10 the posi-
billy thai through some freak Of metempsy-
Ghosts we mas lsTa sp after death . zasuber
Of the canine species; bat who woald not b
. g-aieel SORT oi dog - secure such = Day ~
thais