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.FlNlNCiiL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, July 14--8 II. M.

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, July 14-8 y. M.
The war news from Europe. varying and conflict
ING rs was Its tenor In the mass OF dispatches re-
ceiyed to-day. was exactly reproduced In the
WIDE FLUCTUATIONS OF GOLD.
Before the regular CO announcement OF business, ana
while the street still operating on the relics OF
tho previous days news, the impression that Prussia
was likely 10 mako demands upon France for her
overbearing atntllo on the Hohenzollern question
led TO strong market, and tie prce advanced from
1l2S to 49, At the board 1t reacted temporarily to
1l2sl; but here the cable announced, In confrma.
ton OF the above, thai the Prussian King had
given the French Minister at Berlin his passports.
The effect was rise In gold to 1874, especially ~
this piece OF intelligence was accompanied by the
report thai bonds In London had declined TO s5A
SO. denial of the story concerning the French
Minister'S dismissal from Berlin was followed by q
reaction to 1886 but after four O'Clock rentes at
the Paris Bourse were reported down to $3.50, and
gold started up again, touching 1l4S. More peace
ful kilograms late in the afternoon, led 10 decline
t. 1917 again. The OF the market Is shown in
the tahip.--
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I s.s .sss s. o. Sss
o marked ior crude IN eulx d
s Iss o sse rs S TO @ Soys S We heard
nominal sss iss Nsphha was G IN nors de%asd
though we heard q no Important sales few small sales
The mark for refined oil was du and heavy ana sales
Prizes r tbs oa w eS.'w w aGSs
change Of monent The sales 2S bbs for July, at
iOS DO for sspsnbsr on private terms JoS6Se lois wsrs
ii ant ts va.
and prices rather heavy except for oil for this months
S "s Tor ps at
U.s. a aa eS5 sR's aa ar soa &
Ns-keceips 80 packages cut meats mud % Do
but RS's and The 6Ssnss. wa. conae
70 small lots Wholesale os new mess we're opoted r. aoon
only aeoa US SS Sts At sas 80 a $50 for city mess,
active soa Il sr sir prime s s
was quiet but prices steady o. sc common %
aasSisrs foS f beef he %siss. was dull the
ss Soss .a to %es small s sS Sc
VIZ Sl0 for plain mess, and 9s s for extra do The
light but The supny being small holders in their
were G am prs sss was Quoted At W. gee sas s
common Southern and Western. We heard OF no
smans supply aud he S Of Sodsrs long
cear was quoted a. iasc 0c there we're sold ny lxes
&c. Msls sns Sna
Of no a TRs for se
ssd lSSs 1 sf ST. 'Fs s
IN. o civ as g% So Y tor July Delivery o WAS OBJ
range OF lac, = l5lac. for No: ana Kettle.
supply Sales 10 cs sa sse a se Raas oaa
WAS quite Steady with sales of 500 bags at c currency and
susln The marke. for active the business
Snp M efs for s all gSes Ss Porto hso
private The market refined steady
WIN o9leraby active demani the closing prices being
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GOVERNMENTS UNSETTLED.


The government market was steady ut the first
board, despite the sharp rise in gold, the market
being temporarily strengthened by the purchase OF
two millions at the Sub Treasury for the account Of
the special fund.- The total amount offered was less
than five and half millions, tue government paying
1876 to 1924 lex INTEREST," for the accepted
lots. Afterward. on the advance In gold to
114x the whole market broke down on sales by the
foreign bankers, the 67s touching 100. The market
afterwards rallied and closed strong as foll0ws:-
Unitei States currency SKIES, 1l47s n 1l4% do.
do, 1881, registered, 11l1 Ills; do do, coupon,
114x lis; do. fve-twentles, registered, May and
November, ITO 11OH; do. DO, 1852 coupon, DO,
l10s 1lO7; do. do, 1854 do. DO, llO% 1lO5.; do
do, 1866, DO do, lloh llO,s do. do 1865 coupon,
January and July, 1905 lo9el; do. do. 1867. DO.
do, 1o9X 1927; do. do, 1868, do. do, 1904 q
1917; do ten-fort.es, registered, 107az 1O8; do.
do, coupon, 10TH los.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.
( In the Southern list there Was weak and lower
market for tho Tenne5sees, which declined sharply
for the old and new issues, with the result Of bring
ing both quite close together In price. The North
Cdr0nas were strong for the old. but weak for
the new and special tax bonds The gem
e1al list was dull and heavy. Tie following
were the final street prices:-TeD ne see coupon,
68H q 66X; do. new, 50 66H; Virginia ex coupon
81 6s; do. new. 81 90; do. registered stock, old,
81 62I; Georgia skies, IS 81; do. sevens, 81 o.;
North Carolina ex coupon, 81 52lS; do. funding,
1860. 81 So; 10. do 1868, "a 81; do. new. 321S
32s; do special tax, 24H %; Missouri skies, 81
91H; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, OIL q %; LOuIsi-
ana sxes u 74 do. new, II 70; do. levee skies,
u q IS; do. do. eIghts, 90 3 OIL; do. Pententiary
seyens 70 81; DO. railroad Fights, 81 90; Alabama
1ves 70 q 70; do. eighus, loo a 1C0k; do railroad
eIghts 81 OK; south Carolina SKIES, 81 80; do.
new, January and July, 7sa -; do. do, April and
October, 80 a 81; Arkansas sevens, "a 70; Mobile
and OhO Railroad, sterling, 50 49, do. interest
elghts, II q IS; Mississippi Central Railroad first
mortgage ssvens, u ~; do. second do. eights, 85
as; New Orleans ami Jackson first mortgage, IS a
SO; do. sc cond mortgage, 70 a II; Memphis and
Charleston Railroad first mortgage. IS 81; do.
second mortgage, u Is; do. stocS 81 40; Green
Vile and Columbus Railroad. guaranteed by Sonth
Carolina, Goa 70; Macon and Brunswick. guaran-
teed By Georgia, 81 . SO; Memphis city skies, IS a
90: Savannah CITY sevenA 81 20; New Orleans
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FREI6n rs-The mar6et less active, the OFFERINGS 10
almost ali being comparatively Hight but
firm, and higher In cases. There still active de-
mand for petroleum vessels which dad rather higher
rates. For other kinds of tonnage the demand only
moderate, but rates stron. at former quotations
Tho wcre:-r0 Liverpool per amer 600
bushels wheat nj odan advances small lot cotton vt ID
10 London LOO bbs at 2s3t; is0 tons oil
s0s ana 500 bbs -four at g. I'D 10 Bremen soJJ bpls.
Pbisdcphs, thence to Antwerp, with 400 bbls pero
1.70J bbls. spirits turpenne At 7s Cd. an Italian
brig TO smyrna with 5000 petroleum 31c.
bark to the Baltic with $500 bbls petroleum.
o. vi brig, 2y5 TONS from Cow Bay to New York. coal
$3 1870; bark 100 bbIs In BOTTOM Rclmo I'D
to Rio Grande, Hour &c.; bark. q 90 bbs
same port, private terms also Italian brig
Boston hence To port In Italy, at 27c. II TO Trieste &c.
with 500 cases bark direct the Continent
between HRvre and Hamburg with S,8O bbls do d..
ship rfom PhiadcPbia to Antwerp wi 800 bDs at
ABOUT a. 3D.; bark from the port Cronsat
with 50 bbls petroleum. and back, At lump orig
with about l2U cases petroleum 70 Gtbratar orders
British brig from PhaephA to Barcelona with 700 bbs
do; ship hence to Crontadt with 60d bids. petroleum;
bss tons from the Mediterranean general cargo
and bark, a. tons, for the voyage, BRIG $50
bDls.. to the windvari, on private terms.
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Receipts 475i bb's. -four 81 bbs.
meal 44Uj bushels wheat 1908 II do
OATS The noar marset ended hrn~ with moderate inquiry,
ana sales were at full prices. The sales about 20j
bbs For southern Hour there moderate demand
steady prices. The sales were ABOUT 500 bbs Rye -four
wss sti In small supply, and prices firm Tho
es were $50 Do Corn meal steady with OF 500
bb at - 81 for Branywine 81 70 for Jersey and s. for
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FIRST DIsIalcT CIVIL COURT.
Important Landlord und Tenant Case.
Before Judge Quinn.


James n. Wliter et al Alvtn Htpqtas ct
ak--ln this case Ju lge Quinn delivered the following
argumeat:-Thls Is a special proceed ng under the
revised statutes to recover posse son OF the premises
of the buildings known as Nos. 5a4 and $50 Broad-
way IN the city OF New York Tor nonpayment OF the
SUN or 81, 500. the amount of one quarters rent,
which became due and payable on the 1st day of
May, 1870. The lease under which the rent Is
claimed was made April 0, 1852 for twenty-one
years aud the reIt reserved and provided
Tor therein was $4,000 per aQnum for the first
fifteen years, and $4,000 per annum for The last six
years the term, sn te REM being payable guar
1852 when the Legal Tender act was passed
py Congress tae rent mas been PAID IN legal
lie even admits tnat tender Of the 81 500 falling
due on the Isl OF May has been duly made to him by
the telant in the sane KIND OF money, before this
proceeding was commenced, but insists that under
recet decision Of tue United States supreme Court
the rent IN question should be paid IN American
gold coin, or its egulvae {, the lease having ban
made before the Legal Tender act was passed. l
have carefully read tae opinion. Of Chef Justice
Chase delivering the dec sion II tle court as re-
ported III the Albany Ldto Journal, February II,
1870. aud Can find no reason or ground why the law
declared and laid down oy the highest tribunal IN
the land should not govern AMI co.lsol the case b.,
fore me. The cOunsei Tor the tenant na5 made a
very able and ingenious argume I TO snow that the
contract contain ed IN lease Is dlstinsushabe from
that OF promiss0ry note. 1he case III the Supreme
Court was to recover the amount OF proilssory
note made prior to The passage Of the Legal
Tender act, but payable after il we It into operation.
The Court Of Appeals OF Kentucky sustained the de-
csiOn OF the court balow, hol hug thai sncn note
was payable only in coin and the United States SUI
preme Court, IN a most elaborate AM exhaustive
opinion, reviewing the whole scope and cOastItu-
u0naily OF tho Legal Tend n act, have airme0 that
decision. holding the act Imperative IS TO all cor
tracts for the payment OF money made and executed
prior to the date OF lis passage. Thl5 leaves no
room or construction 10 me. it IS my duty. on
review OF all the circumstances Of the case, simply
TO declare the law. II the Legal Teader act was
never passed, OF course gold and silver would be The
proper currency In whicu to pay this rent The law
as 10 contracts made prior TO 1852 providing Tor the
payment OF money Is The same as though the Legal
Tender act never had been passel Such, In my
0n0u, Is the decision of the Supreme Court OF the
United STATES, and such is now the law o. the land.
IL fellows from these Views that the tenant can
only comply with the terms his lease by pawn
the quarters rent falling Nav l, 1870, In Ameri.
can gold coin, or silver or its equivalent Ii lhls Is
mot dorew1thin 1--WE days wa rant putting the land.
aOrd III possession must Issue.
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A wOaAvS RiGags W0lly WRONG.
Interesting Suit Against Mrs. DIR. Anna
Denssn 0re-A Hit, Pa!Dab;c IIit-The Dis
tin9uislied DOctre,s Physicked.


T.e .an'a.,n'. $3.50 :. .,,''
ihe scredmuiS iehlale advocates OF woman's
right to be ridiculous as politicians In general as
unv other mani, have "a n ruIo shrowd,v ,nor
go, =, 49,, 49,, -, =. y i.''
aeed W a'oi" Tile courts ol law III the conduct OF
thor ever-recurr1ng squabbles and il IL only Occa-
sjonav thai the mimic ba va Tho peosure of +, t,r a
,so a, ,,o ,s,r,o NJ ,na s,,,, =. -, ~ ''''
ShPac a. Tue 'Hsiu' VI Tue SHOW III WHICH Tue wid
wO naa OF Amercau chatters physiological glib hers
and screeches for Maternity Iangbs at matarn,tS
d ,naI,ds eoIalifg and honia n. .h,,sbandrv ~,
seuslIion II 1weyer ia onIy an lowell vnan one M
IN ase iny children OF New Enolmnd nb,ioeo
INV and f,naiciss mas Inc temeritv In inil,aia or
q lows herself 10 be mixed up IN '0' "
A LAWSUIT
There was one such aae this aeasonfhat In w biob
a Princess was suitOr-Dut the show WIS yery
unexpectedly brought to a Sudden Termination INA
most recent case ana that winch suggested The
foregoing remarks IS somewhat reInarksbe arst,
as showing how very little the female scroecbors
care TOR Inc real wrongs of woman of whose
fancied grievances they are the seIf-constskutcd
Champions; and secondly as t Is one OF the Qreaest
victories inc WorKDgwomea's Protective Union
have achieved since their Organization.
TIE s.ory 10 briefly tIIs-Mr4. Dr. Anna Dens-
more. lectures the occult Sciences professog ess
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BEDFoRD-CHurESDES.-- Tuesday, July IL, at
Grace church, by the Rev. y. w. Braithwaite, as
sisted ny The Rev. Drs. Potter and TatlOck. Dr. FREQ
LRiCK BEDFORD TO NJ. AMELIA.CmrrENDEN, both OF
this city.
CHAiu1LEHwEss.-O "Wednesday, July Is, at the
reSdence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. 5. NJ.
lsaics, DR.. NJ L.. CHAIN 10 EMILIA, eldest daughter
OF Dr. X. Lehwess. all of this city.
Berlin (Pru sslal aud Australian papers please copy
HICK0K--HALL.-AJ Iryington, N. j., on Wednes-
day. July l3, by Rev. Henry Vehsage WILLIAM
HIoSoK Jr, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, to MARY T., daugh-
ter OF the late edward ID. Han.
MANwARI SG--FRAScIs.--0 Wednesday July H.
by A. ID. Gillette, ID. D.. Mr.. DAVID w. MASwARISS,
Jr., OF New York, to Miss SA l.. FRANCIS OF Newark,
at The residence OF the brides sister New York. No
cards.
RoGERs-LAPENE.--0n Tuesday. July 8, by tho
Rev. Dr.. McSweeny, WILLIAM IL. ROGERS to Miss X.
LAPESR all OF THIS city. No cards; no cake.
WATERMAN-MANAnAN..-Ou wednesday, July IL,
at the residence OF brides parents by the Rev.
Father Mcclure. BRAINARD WATERMAN 10 EMMA 4.
MAMMALIAN. No cards.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.


HOST OF BuRdLARs AND THIEVES SENT TO SING
SING BY THE RECORDER.
,,,aa,os o',t, % ,,,s ~ ~ 49,. 1'aa'us 'ou
p'a+o' su''' " uusny ia VIC .ni" ucaree' he
having on the 9th OF June entered the Photographic
gallery of Henry Marz. He was SAINT to tho peniren
siarv for ,,rao ye,rs
''.y iof .nree years
Annie Taylor, Elizabeth Wells and william SherI-
dan pleaded guilty 70 per,y larcanv from the norsor
o. W ~ .'o VIZ po'on'
'e prisoners having on the 10Th inst. stolen pocS-
etbook containing nine dollars from Marga ct Hen.
Messy while passing through the Bowery. The
women were each sent to the State Prison for four
years and Sheridan to the same Institution for four
years ana nine months.
William Garyin pleaded guilty to an attempt at
June entered the dwelling house OF A. D. smith 30
West Twenty-sixth street. Being under sixteen
years OF age the Recorder sent him to the House OF
Reingc.
Walter L. Butler pleaded guilty to an ATTEMPT at
grand larceny. The prisoner was charged with OBJ
tanning leOniOus possession OF sXty-eight dol
lars worth Of Jewclry by means OF note pnrporiny
TO have been written by Fannie c. shattuck to the
complainant stating that she wanted the oan Of tile
{ewelry TO be married IN: Tue Rec )rler sail Butter
was contemplate thief and seht him TO the State
joan Hart who was charged with stealing sixty
dollar worth Of varnish, on the lsn OF May. from
there were extenuating circumstances. and nis
Honor sent him to the Peoi entiary or fur months.
Eagene llsrson and Emanuel Duya pleaded guilty.
70 an attempt at burglary IN the third degree. On
the 9Th inst. they enterel the clothing Of Ben
Jann Leir, 537 Canal street. and sto SOD worth Of
ptopcItl, WHlcH was TcC W TSi las y 'nJsu q was
TWO years and six mpDtns each In me Stae Prison.
John Owens, who was charged with similar of.
fence, also pleaded guilty to SIMILAR grade OF
CRIME lie was caught IN the act OF leiFing the hat
store Of Dan Ell Lahey. No. IL Ann street. o. the
STU inst he having effected an entrance by forcing
open the door with INN n.y. lie was sent to the
State Prison for two yea and SIX mon his.
Josn Blr s9 who was cnarged with cutting
the 18th OF June was acquitted ttf
James Martin was tried and convicted of stealing
q horse and truck on the 2d nst m, property or
James Carmichael. IL WAS a bold larceny and the
Recorder passed q severe sentence-nve years I'm.
prlspnincnt In the stare Prison. 'n~tf
Michael Kelly pleaded guilty to an ATTEMPT at bur
gary ii the third degree. He entered the shoe store
worth CT shoes
silver watch ana eighty nine d liars in MONEY from
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which, though quite amusing. was too lengthy to be
reported In ful, was That Doctress Anna Densnore
was requested TO baud over To The smiling Virginia
the sum OF 1900 and to pay the amount OF the funny
little bills that were presented 10 her as she Was
sailing out or the court.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from 8 10
51a per cen. for carrying. The European steamers
to-day took out $685., 600 specie the small amount
being due IL L. suggested. tor the fact TINT both YES
sells sail under the German nag. The operations Of
the Gold Exchange Bank were as folows:-
Gold cleared $40 200 900
Gold balances 2Is0, 974
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2,47j,S62
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T HE COrUR T s.
A. New Use for thu Atlantic Cable-lmportant
Landlord and Tenant Case = Recorder
Haokett Again sentsrcing Burglars
and Thieves Business Of ths
Court Of General Sessions


a Now UH0 Tor tho Atiahttc NaDtoVAn lnJunCs
sssn Obtained ON Telegram.
Before Judge Brady.
Henry Ousstep Charles Walker. Abraham, RIMS
d@s and Noses T0phans Us. Wolr Brothers, Zohoo.
skp, me Neu York and Phila0elphtr Steamship
Company, The British ana North american Roya,
AGGA Steamship Company and William IT, K,toep-
Jel-TAc defendants, Wolf Brothers, claiming to DO
merchants with branch hou es IN London and San
Francisco, obtained q certain quantity OF goods
worth about $1,000 from the defendants and gave
their drafts at three and 1our months for the vade
OF Inc goods which In the Invoices are called sluIs
ana fancles" They were first sent 10 be DYED ANA
shipped by me City OF Brooklyn on the 10th OF May,
1870. and the remaining four by the China on the
2lst of My. Soon after e shipm mt was made 1t
WAS 0iscOyered by the plaintfs that Wolf Brothers
20 Rad failed b0th IN Londoa aud san Francisco, and
that they had obtained n Is OF ladlng OF the goods
on New York for tn: purpOss Of rand And believ-
Ing this to be The cas- they tele graphed 10 their
agent In New YOrka statement OF the facts. When
the vessels containing the goods into port they
applied for their delivery 10 them, ald on ing
fused applied to tn Court the 1th Of June last
Celying the goods. anu also 10 prevent the Custom
House Officers FROM dell' erny teen to any person
until tue suit, Instituted 70 OBJ in possession or
them, could be decided The injunction was granted
on the foregoing statement OF facts which appears
in the complaint and on which the plainti!ls base
Their grounds Of action.
Yesterday the case fully argued on the part OF
the planllffs and defendants aud at The close the
CUurt Took the papers, resc Wing decision.
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Wheat &C. better under fair shipping and specu-
nrm q. abou, 81 y 20 for prime No. Milwaukee, spdng
an - % h ssss a e s
prime NO; Milwaukee ia delivered ,si ~ for
Eye was dull; Canada In bond held at ~ III Ob
Corn WAS hrer and in some oaes To- &C. higher The sales
Sl ~ q III u q III is for whie and 81 Of 81 OF
for n,eror to fair yellow. Oas dull and nominal
sales being only about lO0 bushels in lots at from &C.
Both barley and barley matt still dull prices were
entirely nominal at oae llst quotations.
wequote -Bags zoo 2lc., and cloth 8,sc were
sod Sa baes extra heavy 81 inch Dundee &c., currency
without change Of moment We quote shipping aoc Ssc
retail lots sc 81 long rye straw u VI To- and short do
HEMP dull and prices at our Last quota
ti0ns. No sales.
Hors.The market very quiet the demand was con-
fined TO small lots but 2Oc.
10 prime grades.
MoLAssEs.--The very quiet there being no
for most kinds. The unmportant. We quote
Cuba Cenrfugal ami mixcd.... pc n8sc 90. Sic.
Clayed..... 3bc g9c. 2tc a3o.
Mtscovado. refining Bic a 42c. 25c 800.
8, Muscoyado, grocery. 40c. a4jc.
Gnv',sh Islands .......".......- Scc soc. a
ssocr - s: S: ;i: 'oc DC.
2..tE DO. Porto Rico and - bbls, New Orleans.
NAVAL sTonEs.rhere but little activity In tho mar
ke for spirts turpenne. the demand being almost excu
al ely for small lots prices quite steady for mer
charitable lots which were quoto at S5c IN yard at tho
Crude turpenne was sti and nominal The market Tor
srnsss Strained Was assse a. al q ss So
window glass rs Nv ri 90 fSs sales were about asi
ebs in lots within the range Of the above prices For
OILS Lard duh and heavy though NO lower closing
u ZEN II S7 Tor spring and winter Lnscsd was duh
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consols DID, 70 rs; do. issued railroads, skies, ~
"a; do. new sevens, 10 so.
CONDITION OF THE STATE BANKS.
The following Is the last quarterly" statement Of
the State banks Of the city of New York -
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C0UlT CsLtG], s-TJs DAY.

SUPREME COUaT-OaAABERS.-Held by Judge
Hrady--N0S ~. u. 81. ~, W, IT, 14a. us. 191
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Strange as i. may appear, there iseoasid'
.tsvls dl'su,dsnin ,h. p.ps" {" to its au'
,horship. "A el.i,a for Petersburg was ars'
ru, in by the Norfolk journal, which lt.ted
that the song was originally compose nod
sung byia ors.y man named Bak.r crord'r,
bu. We now ,se that Lynahburs claims il
aad then again the Whining ton Journal says
ito dulcet nsls. frst broke upon ils world Al
Ssssaa. 'Nes 'Drunssiek, during The block
ad., .pd Wa. 6rs. imported into Wilmington
by ssps Of tue blsckade.runnerL
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oysu ,Fsct end Fancy.

n4gp'h|y ahsi inhsri'sF1' Asi "a March h'r'. .
Tie latest parlor gams-'ssttinaup."
J tI1s.eThsbl,semish.-gox ,af ~ e
A pan..sa, occupation glnsias.sis; (; sis Z
Irow ,opu. down uhisky-dtiuk'is. =,
Tie eud, Of justices eat-o'uine fails,
n.ssrit ..seu lisdl sisI5 ,-T g"
Recipe to avoid dr.ugh.s-dos'.i tx.
'lgti',t 's.aofil;i ,s,. g, - .s.,i1 ~
Good parlor. sasss for the season =
'esur,ing: !aaf. f.st , a'ii
1.,cA god . .eulp:or--sne who ''ehiscls'
his lsndlcrd cut VI his board. 80 ~ ,al
Ssah'hliF 81 f'comforsAohe' who has half
\ million coming. y, ~, =,
kasb1sa !!9s.a 1 .tsusu,rJ - :
Original package-au infaat. ,ge ,,s:+.i Il, 4,
A natural bridge--thc bridge d, the
nose. 1ors,7a u, 1,
Why are the nose and the chin cons
tinua at vurianee? Because words
are con'tautly passing between them: =
|I1Jfa, eofiee-has.e, stood in It's aosh
grounds what sot. Of grounds would they
be? Coffee grounds.
aTh.. fet,:on q why whales frequent tbs
arctic .as i. probably because they sup
lFI Il. 'per!lllystp .per!llystp lie4''2, with gil. ..,e
Mir,h' should bo the embroidery Of The
csA sefsation. not the web; aud Wit. The
orHa6ien. Of the n,ind. not tbs furniture.
WY RJoeit z donkey ca. ,hi,il. 4
(Tli'!'llss !lssp,Fu9' Fu'slss lsp yS') B'e.u hs' ,, ~
asS. h"f. ~"
Why w,,ihe gian. Goli,h ee,y much
a.stone.ished wLen.Daid hi, him with a
stdnsf Because such thing had never
entered biz head before.
VII, W.. ihe ,.raiah.e.. esstt men.
toned in The Billet jostth. for pha.
rsoh alads ruler ou. Of him. High I
n your sitter fell into 4 we'll, why
couldn't you rescue hsri Because YOU
so6lditiBs 4 brother aud ,.,i,t.htr Too.
I1oS'a that fUr lnw7
WAS.xs-The e1,c. height ot fashion.
The force Of circumstances.
The thickness Of = bean, Of sunshine.
T1e,dinrnyions Of the franie nan's
| Mind Il, sonnet nies IN. >,s0.a,v, {.
I'll. fitting cupucity Of speakers who
i.lahs 6 lie aoorsS5ik ist IS VI H.
tJ2AIFsmgIyho never owned = Bible
supposed ,he WIS auaiibH,it Shth sdr
grspt.tl her son. who had come homp To
keep Tbynkssi,ing, 10 the fcllowisg
rordi1 iss.llifss toirts .,1 tle fas'cd salf," !.
4 New Yoik paper ,tesk, Of "a man
with lons cyl tt,ained l.obcf, w.lth." but
does'pel isll sbat,hr othei eye i, named,
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d story entitled Glove in { Saw mill. y
tIs isn't bsd ty tSf. snyvkefs.
lI8E-g ,f4dj j itJt
tAw.if.rn paper. in recommending ,
Candidate, far Office. said that during h.
rshelliou. be had s'csivei wounds enough
10 till an ordinary mule;