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The Terror OF Chester County-The Addition,
D'i-s"n, and silence kuie IN Practice.

CHrNKlowN, Lancaster { o., Pa. June 8.
- .e'n 4 .ne must desperate rotbers, be
hNs leo "h" otsanlzeu GAM, nave ueen ar
II lnnneG Ia TIE jali, Of four counties,
boiH-, ester, Luicas er, and Lebanon. luey
a. in' .D' SEA iins!e drrs OF a regular banu II
mo-. Dr. ieN,s an nuTdefeis tnat have been
G. ND. i.'- il-n handed depfedatioLs IN tnIs
> t.'. { SO % lur the Dast Year. Chester
cost. t,r hauwu 80 the county Il uloody
LNi-fi., ,hr. terrible Tragedies remain
W. is .. 81 'iis date, ld wni g. are by some
" tei zoe and "i Welsh mount IN maraud-
t -'H u.u th IT. uaunis IN the TiyIues end
t"Nr' "i M. stores, post Cfiices, iron
L. 10 .' tcto re-, aud priv.te residences
as' "r' ca 4nu burned. Drives Of cat 10
b"' d,n. "a IN, anu reign OF terror has
pl''4 d nese orsanz-d tnieves had under
~ veil. l-. i"s Il" dispose uf their plunder ia
~ I've ~ 81, 'hu numour Of sons Oh
O.. .aN T. aie concerned IN the robberle-.
a n-i' a. tutteen si.es have ueen blown
vi'n 't niii 1.-TWO stores lave been robbed
40 i.- f1..i l-. orali droves of cattle h We
- tul Outcdrteu tue same night on
W. ga %. HilrDers On r9ed with c. ook-
go ulc1ei Ia tue sale Of the car
Erret- thus IN. posed upon are
t't % irac. ale O.nish peOpis Of tue Men
i' .tI ihe> II ggcfed under tine weight
" rng. lney re slow to move, aud
s','''r. ,'v "a, IN ne nope tn.t Things would
'' ii' "rt'r bIt matters became
t' .rV .n " not that minute their
90 o" t11ut aul burned aud them
" "u 3D. Hence II was that lJO
l' .rn H,l'a glns l., the Horse Company.
10y 80 ",c.lIn sIciety, ssenhied a.
"" '"t Boo, untS ihey discussed the
ri..,u ..uu settitm.nt known IS
a. VA ".' r,.a nag VI dozen rude nuts.
N .nrt > were G y, red.
, 10 .|' % oucfs aaId enough 10 let the
a." l..i.' ou ~ that a rex lar organized
A. t- rhs been ~ existence Tor tue
=. a., 'ri.- , & the rdrpose OF plundering
49, t.U D.t.c.s OF the aast Pennsyiyinia
r.'o l."' uANe euIcZyous in the hills
H. VIZ o. .in f. rrgui riy divided intO Sec
a. % '' 20 .hvy nave their Signs, grips. pas
H.. "'' tts, ANA ne nous OF recognition.
BE Wet. a-ents aud euiss.Tirs III
'I ''''7'' ""efe stolen horses anu goods
ss rants - these men are in that section
n~ aa '"1 tes', uT " ierre Hill" 10 the
A. a. ~ I' ''rtpu ct l. hCd-ter county, Pa,
l. W. - i"l' west OF New York The countrv
VEL a. .'N' "ni barren. Near by are the
fl " ans ring magnificent retreats
tu.., '' lHcrnll rirs. Five years ago
lie ~ ~ lt clGntr, was also SEQ IT.ed by
os,n.," .n-,' Lee iaiuers are aroused 20
t,,i, l"ri are Determined to break up
p.,. "a 'ph, arrest every one Of them, ana
''" "'al' "a To- tue bitter end
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WOni criand.



Mournfully listening u the w,ve, strange talk,
Aud matAlls VAN 'sd aud az s.ei,d yves
T.t sama,|r d yeas assn ni 'as,9,l'-
ln,o ie haZ' oi Al Grgl,toi tninss,
~sh, Sa1,as 'r Z; !, one S., .9s soul
Ills dol IA m tncr lana vet
Her hcatt DE- treasured for hln--if her eyes
lave set lnr ga ipfe Ia '"h.. Even So,
Wtu pas ION siruug ~ love and dcep rs death,
leHritih ihe hplr' after NJu .cllAnd
An happy. happy landl The busy soul
CAT Nv pictures Of tne n,lts iHl ete
Tn sn roe OF spleudor, as a LAIR llni sIrl
va" Gilnks the rus tlust ne Ie .ntiiul,
But eau a., see their OeauY. Ollei tones
Has"i- TAT 90 ~ {" the Qua. a..rt Ia dreams.
! .sn !iNe e,rds o. p;,ss-e II! ,SY,
so.lcn- ln.u cluudl shape Tue sails
speed well. ana near us Into Wondurlindl
Leave far behind thee the vcrt earth, whore mon
sleid tnelt lark DAYS IA weaynf tnelr osn slroudsi
hAtl ans furhre and ali creation groins,
Ana love can never spraS TO tina II fees,
Or ,ay the tang y loves Is snccprie's'
E .ri. Que "a, SAY, " ioye tnec," sa| ? or Tords
Aud sorrow Ulincnes the ialr nar, anl piles
Tue tinted cheeA. Aot 80 IA Wonderlauil
There larger natures sport th.mse YES At ease
Ana richcr harycsts buiow ntne yalo,
And phs iunate kisser iall 0n goduNe brovs
As sunn" rain anu never ,ip~ they thore
lie bitter ie'rs Dc often Of iarswes,
Endless r,nun,lauons en- ne neart
Lus'ih N II lived tor VOWS forgot,
Cnu l'uk- e,tranira le s. al ioe woe,
Nor iIdes nor changes la the Nohicrlaud
Alas the rugged stcorsman at the wheel
sSme' p@i FAX lsin ,S VS. are ,se
AMI IN IN misty istancc uies away.
TIE MonierIsnl ~ pst"nig soul,
God saw thee, led g. ,r,h frln nv sreen naunts
it'ss ca M ' X@Su Know edge ss S Al, desrt
Ilc'c and wait AID il m,yb TIA lie
Niil Ruluc thce Uack again 10 W on .CrlAnOi
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Poisoning his Father, Mother. sister, and
Brother for $3.50 rho Laros Tragedy.


EAsToN, June 1.-The poisoning Of the
Laos fan tlywntch has been the SUBJECT OF con-
yer-atlOn 10 tuls community Tor the last three or
tour dave. proves To he a strange tragedy.
Maftiu Latus, tue murdered man, resided Just
below Sanuttu Eddy. ABOUT -FOUR rules from this
place. he FANNY consisted Of himself, hts
vile, six CaiIdreD, md doses Schug. who board
ed VITA tim. Allen. the eldest son. and the
alleged uutu, rcr, taught sCnOul at small place
his home and Easton. On Wednesdly Of last
week h- uid not cpne nome until evening The
fahil, sat down To supoer together, aud were all
~ 70, "eath ana spirits. While the meal was
la uroeers- two or more Of tue victims spoke OF
tie peculiar taste uf tue coffee, tut Allen ridi-
cuieu The ices and took, or pretended TO take, a
,wSluw OF L himself. Almost as soon as the
meal Was over all who h.d p.rtahen Of II were
taken 'iolsnuy sick. As soon as possible a
once toio them that they were suffering from
the Effects Of some kind OF poison. In some
ee,sful, nut In others death eususd. Mrs. Lsros
died about A. u. On thursday, and her hus-
b nd a. about o'clock u tue same day. Next
c me moses ocnug. VINO died on Friday after
noon. Al his writing all Of the rest are living,
but tits more than likely that Two II them can-
Lot last very mucu lynxcr
An examination OF the coffee pot which had
been u-ed a. the iatai meal revealed the pres
s,,e Oi large quantity Of white seutment.
This was csieiul, anaiyzed, md sscertained to
De ers'nlc. After 81 very thorough search II wac
found that gu monday, iuesdsv, or " edDesday
Of last week Alien bad purchased four ana one
u ounces Of that article al drug store 10 that
pl.te.
a rant Tor MS arrest was served upon him
l. an ON ef WIN, accompanied Uy another. pro.
&C ded 10 se trcn his room. They md been there
b , q siirrt time, when ALEU- sat up IN bed and
I'D " uid H." lhe room was ,neL Gle red Of
d except tae two officers ana "A neIgnbor, and
H. lhc Lrts ence If these tue murderer made his
Concession. III" said tuat lie had procured the
rnu no placed a. IN the coffee pot that he
d A-1 me money on the same DAY that the
uhr r. VA mmttted, and that the re son for
euilLiI 'ii- lne atei Ma tnas he wanted them
a geo" -o az ne n'ir"t lave tue use Il what
.ve' ere VS. tnat he knew he had done
H.o.a, and ia, he wished Co.'s people to pray
10 ntu. ~ tOld ne officers wncre they would
tuc tn- money, anu n exaiuin tiOn CT tue suot
VIC. Dr it,d out disclosed Ilice whore
i.' citn Suo"c. tuat II nd1 peen lately dis
.ffl liter diglihs ahuut eighteen inches
tut tlctr- came upon two pocket books, wnlcn
We Vli.. con. alh aO"ut $3.50, the sum for
",..u Allen LdiUs h,d plaunel to send fisher,
.i.-f, 90 htr ana SIS or INTO eternity.
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One Of the -,sutr. Gone Wrong.


There was recently opened, on the north
side OF Chestnut tire Il, auOye sixth, an eK IL
bitiOn Of life sized ngures OF the signers Of tHe
Declaration u lndeprndrnce, ana so arranged
as to represent ~ nearly AS possible the post
tols " tn -igners at the lime tue document
was signed in independence Hall ino exhlni
ton, whi n turned out TO De financial failure,
was under tne management OF Henry q. Leisen-
rrg, OF this city, aud tnht gentleman left his
nome ana family ON the lOtn Instant aud has
not been he ri II sluce. IL Is understood tnat
hnaucI i dinirultles are the cause OF Mr.. Lessen
rings uisappedrdnre, M runors afe ano It To It
ID mel II. HuCkuil, Leisengin9's tner In-i ~,
has made pdulc the fact that cert IN promis-
sorry notes are In exits encs be ring MS endu So
ment ana that said endurseme = are forseries.
No estimate can yet Do obtained as 10 the
amount Of Mr. LviseuTin-'s liabilities.
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t1aio b. for July, and sio 40 for August Bacon and
cut mes dun. dteoptm. sed unsettled Lar sasier
f f9S SSIe; c ,1e % ~ rs 200 S5s e.sr ID
til 20 ior rfnci iott, Continent. fsiuies fnmer.
Sy tsii ss ' * us &c. and fF
3 rteirbor. Dr sseu hog wer 7slaSttc Tor CT Y.
n, 81 Butter was rsthci eu t. out witGout iur'her
change ate nrsins an tau taa27c.; pail. 1ts2Sc
tasy at s@lOkc for state 7egc. cor Western lac
to Y. Ego uFller at iUa 1yc, vita fair tal S.
ons mod rss scise I'p ss ics co os,S p nc Sa.
rg n,er Nichiean,t' rive. Il 30 Il o7lNlO for
~ rar e. s I'd No. .piSs "f 900
o. 70 tDr un<r. dei spiinyi e.2sdDtl30 LOT No.
h1s r." s "a so 70 , ss; s S" Cs
I've s sac BUSH D.. qua ;al S, ms ".s a S
81 % Tor NO asrsdea sc fS Tor a. ~, ws ut gs for
Tor nisss v, 5icSs msta 5, e. SisiS Tor
white ST to aud 10000 Uu-h NJ. Mileage 10 arrive
Corn dull and sc-rc " 50 arn ss.cs 10 COO lush at
10000 Tor no era iei b6.ea be sssncr soc for
yell v 6nc for Uuthern yellow.
CoTros suots dull aud prices llec lower; s'les ia
bal lddlng up anus. ~ 16c. fuiurc $50 zee ncd
lloc under ni foreign markets and improved crop
PT?:ess , r. 20, Sss co,"f e ouss s se at
tcmger IL IS l6c for October aud IL IL i6c for No
vember and u center. Receipts At tue porte past
GnooEkIEs lilo code active IN the range 15sla loc..
including two carg1es at New Orleans u i6ysslsslc.
gold sugars sgain higher for raws. ~ 7Jseo bio Tor
esiasssc, qu.is refined nrn at ioJc Tor stand.
ara crushed sn1 9kelOc for white IA Rice. mo
svspsir;.@S % s Ss wete quic, We, without
changes spirits turpcntue quoted al 9oc., and com
vas very nn aud quiet al so tor crude Ia ouik aud
i5i5etso for renned Obls. Ocean frcIghs we're Gu
SslSas .o.S, ,9n ,!rn an sa;a Is6led
tlt. 1ailow quite ut Sasc Tor prime cOuuirv
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A cO'orcd man. said to ba named TILL
man, alias Russell, h As recent swndlei several
well-known RESIDENTS Of Albany out OF sums
VARYING from 500 to $40 III manner thAt eva
denred decided shrewdness on his part, mas
much as none Of his victims viii prefer u
complaint against him, choosing rather to Dear
their loss. His latest dupe, It Is said, was
well-knoWn member Of the Bar, VINO
was "don to the tune Of 500 lew
asys @n q. The colored mans game was
to sen letter tn his victim giving hin
information Of the theft Of large quantity OF
bones at Providence, Il. L., several Years
ago. Zen thous ,Id Of the bonds were In his
possession. given to him by the Iobners, VINO
had never called for them. Is lag hard pressed
for money he was willing to dispose of the bonds
for twenty per cent. Of their oar value. 4 q
lawyer took the bait. put up $500 and went with
the swlndler To II ,lston To get the bonds. On
arriving there they Went 10 the express once,
and the former received a ncat', done up box,
watch ne turned over to tho lawyer. IhCy Wis
iteh place whore the lawyer could examine hi4
pfi1e, ana while ne WIS repairing 10 do So,
darkey ste.s out " Just for a inmate" and ny tho
time the yicim saw lie Is taken IN and done
for with a box of sawdust the clever darkey
was In place of safety.
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watching the Rosebusb.


Over the ruins OF "A house, which WINS
hall Usrned, ona dreAty, UP we'd street In he
eastern pMt OF the cay, r.'sepusn IS slowly
ciim oins. / So small yet h 1 the passer VITO
ALAN IS at the DlackcucI beams and rafters
wuuIG MT notice u, tut l,r months 1t had no
one To cut the rsnk gTa~-, give IL water,
ana ne 10 ~ IA - sirugvies e. MO the SAD WORK
of IRE. Oue dav IL tie lame eirl discovered
tue slunt-d Uusn. and her eyes nlled with jov.
istncr buried brN ond thr ED motnrr IN
Emwuud--ne itNed Ia a c1tLage ar The iusv-
bush VII al ,e'r did couple, whose hea Is let
kindly to~ard the OF Ii u, tut vino saw o,hing
III TIE rosebu beyond what they nigh. have
seen Ia a weed.
IL VS. earv spring when the child found the
bush. and she carried II rich earth, lifed the
poor twl.s with tenuer nU nds ana talked To II
an II II wee a piaym to. hough bov- soon dis
covered why sue VISITED 4 runs. an a. urst
they were innd u gun az the bush 10 see nor
weep over ter woik Lacy remembered tnat
sue va, lame, huu they went In ana helped her
move the biockcned ,int,rs. bay uy d.y he
lame ~ ~a,curu the Oush. " nen the ~iud
mnrntd iud y Sue urntlrd for fe I II would
inJure Tue nusI, anu when the rdlndrOps tel sue
h"prd the. "o.!i not stl@e tue ie.ves too
iaithf.i, III y tent. Sue told no one her plans.
. Uhe morning "a week agu SHE found a buJ.
Every d,y, ior days and DAYS, she htI p,ered
att' ug tue leaves to see II - JuG was I ttmi
each day &c had been disappointed, anu - less
brave aud nop, ful heart ~ould nave desp ir-d
she suiiied witn Joy wnrn she fOun. tue uuu,
aud sue nestled IA the grass oeslde tue bush md
watched u. iue bud Saew aud sweilcu, ana by
ANA by uuenrd OF aud tue iam slr's he IT
sang Juyf 4 song. YESTERDAY morning, wn.n
sue nuiiled GuWn To see the ross Oush The bud
hai uiossumed, ana deep req rose smiled AZ
her.
lnere was but one bud-oniv one rose-it wes
natures reward for the chiiu's patent care and
long Watching she calclu lly puck Il II, and
thHt mo nins people urlving ~ Elnwuod saw
Lame enid tendclly drop adevpreI rose ON a
poor ks" gt-vc. NO Otner tn,ment-no
otner np~cr. II unK amOng the green 1Itss
ana snarkivd ami snOne lae . star Of nilnt, Aud
when tht ears OF tue cnld fell upon II, IT. lustru
whs III tuf = al IN inu. FOR q y, auI wee ~,
aud mOutn, she mad ienued tue rpsepusn and
wdt he'd over II L. srcirs II wer lr the gI.ys
wthou MIX ur nhine-a grave 50 iikt tur tnoH-
s.hd otnGrs tuat ont love cIuld naNt tDid tue
child tnat mothers heat was mo dldorius
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How a servan, cir, Cleaned Gu, the House.

One OF the heaviest house robberies OF
OF DIR. Benjamin 4. Butcher, al South Tenth
street. Tue house vas In char-e of serv OF i,
ana II was stripped II large u IantltN Of cloth
Ing. silver ware, aud Jewe'r valued at sever /
thousand dollars. Ia this instance Il appears
that serv nj was advertised for. WON al pre-
sented herself ano' without possessing any
plOJeo. In tue course Of a very SNORT eX e.
renee she was lett 10 charge OF the mouse dur.
lug tue absence VI the family, aud upon the
return OF her employers at niSnt they found the
house pluuueied, and discovered thdt tie wo
man WAS the confederate Of two male trieves,
wuO we're waiting for the upp ITtunIty Afforded
bv the absence OF ever, one else from the mouse.
III this chanc. had not been given t. her outs ide
accOinplices sue would nave cOuce I-u them on
the premises before re .iriug for the night"
aud she and they would have cleaned tue houss
out belOIe Innrniug
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wILKEsBARHE. June 2s.-To-day was fixed for
the trial Of A. j. Williams and Nicholas SeNhert.
two Of the County Commissioners. &c spacker,
the third Commissioner, has He'd to C,u d {.
There were i've indictments against Williams
and two against SeyOert. when the cases were
called, the defendants seyeraliy pie ided guilty
TO each and all OF the oh rges against them.
The Court. Judge Harding, tnen proceeded TO
sentences the defendants. Tue nne impnsed by
the Court was, In each case, exactly the amount
received by them as briOes. as charged IN tue
Indictments The sentence II regarded IA very
isnt. and does not give satisfaction to the prose-
cution.
Treasurer Courtright's case will be called to-
morrow. HI has disgorgrd over $4,000 sin q his
arrest. This amount, with tbat y Id over by u.
Mtilspaueh, the Scranton IRE isurcr. III axes ga
COO already gair cd to the state.
WILkEsBARRE, Pa, June 23.-Jsmes Court
night, ex-County Treasurer, TO-DAY pleaded
guilty to the charge OF emoezzIinx gu 90 Of the
fluids belonging to the STATE.
Attorney General Temple asked that Sc ntence
he deferred until the September session, which
was assented TO by he CO TT. Nr Coartrisht
gave bal in the sum OF $4,000 Tor hi. Appearance
~ that time. He 10 wanted as a witness In SINH
lar CAGES Of fraud In other counties, of which
the State authorities have oeen spprsed.
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Torturins an AGED Couple 10 Extort from
them the whereabouts If their Money.
fv0pi ne Htrri,burg T,,f.gof


Recently "A brief r. ference was made In
this paper TO the inbuuan act o. robbers ne r
Neville, Cumberland county. The star OF the
Valley gives the following particulirs of the
GU rage. ICappears the robbers were In quest
OF the sum OF fl4,0OO they said In the house,
and on fsiling TO mud II they took to tottuting
the ged cou lie wiring from them the where
hn"uts OF the supposed money! Both were tied
hanu and foot, and gagged. Fire was applied
10 the feet OF Mf. AbrAhius, and ne was II ade
70 undergo such agony that he plead Tor them
To XIII MIN rather than subject him to such
atoiture. A rope was yassed round his neck
and the point OF huge knife was applied to his
throat tn ruboers all the time breathing dire
vengeance N a rae sum Of M oney was n OF forth
coming. his search and torture CON
ilnued until about eleven o'clock, when
they concluded thew had made an over.
estimate aud hitched horse 90 an
old carriage and fed the place. During the
operations OF the ROBBERS several carriages
passed. Eacn time wheu this occurred tue
mouths Of the unfortunate people were stuffed
with carpet to prevent giving ali Ilirn. WIN.
Kerr and family, living Just telOw. passed the
hOuse during tue evening aud noticed the unu-
sudl quietness about the house. D4r. Abrahims
came TO town the next morning barely able to
walk from the burns on his feet. ana his neck
exhibited the marks OF the ope. When the
Abrahms made brave resistance, screaming
with all her might, and resisting with al the
strength OF woman. Mr.. A. saw the useless
ness and made less resistance. The whole three
OF the brigands had their faces maske ed and a
decidedly lrlsh orogue on their tongue. when
the, hrst came they asked for a bowl of milk,
aud their manner WIS 80 polite that the good
were IN the presence Of desperate robbers, and
probably cut thrOata.
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Prom the 81: LoUi Times.
The flowers we lost wiz all return;
Though !ead iud ourled long lsu,
Beneath the winters lfr aud snow,
They greet again the suu's bright face,
zach IN its OWL ap9oluted pace,
And thTUukn tue summer doom anu burn.
TIE dead aLi lost vii surely risri
Though buried detp beneath the clty.
Through years anu y"Ars they waste away,
Yet la . brighter, better laud,
Ne hope To take them ny me hand
Auu hAd thlu g,Orlous la our eyes.
The lowers VII come again, 80 know,
For tOucn and taste, ana sight, all smell,
Tue truth OF resurrection tel.
Last SEASON brought them DICK ag4ln,
And other seasons an, and tIeh
We DO not grleve because taeY 90.
We do not know the dead win live.
They never greet our inlfla ~ 30,
Beyond Tue da'k We sec no llRit,
Ana We have naugnt TO ciffN our gnef'
Except A shadow callei Dchei,
CARL HRRSr
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stAc BINDS were PRACTICAL, neglected. but thr tone
was 'uOhs We note SAGE 81 louisa =. consol-
tea, 81 uHsiA so's anu to, srrIrs ~
f5St BAN ana = v, - lover. bank Commerce
s"sf,s 10 Al llo1slll5 Shd Mercnauts' lilo, GNl.
duhd kAiltua 90. . 4Vae, a iGrfa etr..e. are
pnue.pa' ,ransscu u re AZ fonovs. Harlem lst-
2, coupon li7sa4 us Hare lets. reAlseieu us
~A"kee 49,. 81. ~ CUhsVhdAtea tinkiuy fund p3
@sS,s Eric A. =, l0lSsi Cnic.gO an Nor.hwrslcrn
csAsu dJ ed, lu''gVl So tuts-u and \, rthNrstera
S."s1idA ed 'oHr'n goa i'a> va. iismuloai aud
81, Josrpn NJ, 60 vrrtlns, SJtt New J, So,
g trai ISIS hr~, .l2 Mic igsL Central 70 lOO,,L
lON,i Mc"lr az 'cA,fal 81, ll3, NV urk cen
ts ~, 1870 1884 Nor "a Mssour let- asa Central
eng l'ts Ca. an oregon 'raAch 1a1, JuloA =
enc lsts o. lnt1a fHtiit -, .rlnl, luIsa.
l. ~, Raroau % Niss'Lri lets, v54 PariGc Ih,rusd
oi vi -. il 2as, ~ C., g. Rhd o. 1. Its, iltp sulth
Fat ~ kGllfuau MissoLri, ~ Nlr,t land att
tisbursu Aus. idp, lt.ini al ana Aapes las. 3JA
ono ANA hlr lssil,t -ds, 10.
.pt4ILE itstrL closlut
pIlN rs VI .lOl - AJ.AAY Acrs
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SATURDAY, June A-FLoUR AND MEAL Flour
mor@ renH' Tor s"lppng H.tas m gens.a.t more
10 l' .. uachsnsrd. Re hoA qoist, ~! ohn
bni g i0tt3l5 supernno stale ani Western $500 d
81 10; sAlNpng cxtra Mesr dud s.Ate e. coats IL
tdsga sos Western Nnter common ~ ~ 500 81, 20 g
AA amt AAN 90 2t@osa 10. southern shpning & ~
600 do. high Fr,les, g. bUsfS. 90. hNc AZ
.nrri tine, A4u@t5lO. BrA.dywine corn uts, IS 80 .
t3.3
KovIsIoSs-Pork quiet and eatier salrs $40 bhls.
mess SPOT and seller August ~ 81 goa Alg35. VITA
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do all the work for a certain sum year; but
the majority OF them pay so much load, gen
orally 70 cents.
atruok full OF good. Every three cases make =
load, or everv four ordinary bales. In the dry
goods y siness every different mark " 10 q load
also. tn H., n there are three Gases marked
Tor Smith Co.,. they make a 10 Il; aud II there Is
one case marked for Brown \ Co., 90 m tier
now small IT may be, that al o Is counted a 10 q.
acme soa e Trucks VIII baye on as many as twsny-
COUNT Of the great crowd ut the freight lines, VI
frequently t.kes three ur four hours to sup one
load.
The city requires every truck or cart TO Re
licensed. The fee 10 s. for single trucks and
$50 for double. Formerly tue city oniv al
lowed a nah to take out TIN ee licenses, but now
anv number can be ken out. TO get a truck
license a man must be citizen: but the quail
hcation Is not required OF drivers, VINO must
The low numbers among the licenses are
mostly Id by old cartmen, who. Though thev
NAV he out ~ bushes altosetner, continue to
pay Tor hem year alter wear At various times
large prices have been offered for some Of the
low numbers, particularly L. ana 3; but their
holders rarely allow IN m to pass out OF their
hands License No. has been handed down
from father to sou.
THE PRIZES IN THE PROFESSION.
number Of our cartmen are wealthy men,
owning CITY properly and farms. some II them
employ thirty men. Ihe old estibi ned cart
men are usually great favorites with the heads
Of the houses they work foi, and they are alwa
consulted when one Of the Arm j, ABOUT To pur-
chase horse. Their judgment In no seflesh IA
sound, and the merchant can rely on them,
which - more than be ran do IN the case Of
hunt uD carriage teams or trotter. for tnelr
bosses. ana II the catiman pronounces horse
all right" his employer is perfectly 5 tis1ed.
These buss cartmen never drive themselves,
their time being all { lkon up In supernte nuing
their business Your arts ocritic neigubIr In
the country IA Just as apt To be cartman IA a
knr ar M anf