davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-20
ST. LOUIS nn1nar RATES.

Now TINT the st. Louis Bridge Ring has been
broken, md tic Bridge Il Tunnel COMPANY has
t'assed Into tic han1s OF mon who evidently
tnean to do fair nnd equitable business, all lIu
complaints about exosbltnnt uuli Unfair ratoa
will no doubt cease, slisce the new Co,Ipauy l,us
made d t4rtR Whicl. ia lower from 10 to 80 nor
cent tl,nn TINT OF the old monopoly.
The nrw tariff, wh!rh went iuto effect May /,
1876 ia ns follows: ..
Tor -Load4-Ioadcd or delivered. on track at
Union Depot os switched fn connecttB. liNes, in.
clndug vi. LoIla, Iron Mountain 9S Southern Ruil.
agricultural implements, beer and a!e In bsrrola
I've stock. lumbar. nlartls machinery nails, stonu,
'tsysT 4s, n,,4 ny st9yG ' Hi. sinstinss' % pss sat
bone'. bone black, ht.ck, co,'ent, Clay, cord
woou. eatthenwarc, fusntiure, huy, ho0p. pnlea
an eaasis aas e and 11n DAY. iec ta.e ls oro
s'ases and shingles, scrap Iron, soda asl sand, and
'i tia, n Snik or sac.. loaded or doll,o.ea on
track nj ,Il,ton dspot, 81 pos car.
tEsln In transit. OF to and from c'e5ators. 81 por
Flour, bran, ami, n.!l.stutt. green hldes, cotf,n,
provisions, ot.eako, aMd frtl,!izers, ,toblceo tn
hsoStheads, s to and from union dopat, = cents poi
Al other urtIcsss IN car lots to OF from union
Ratt~ag E7"'ymsn,s-lsux cars ii freight, 81;
tLAt lAlH A1 4alARAks U1ekiHQ anu ulHi4 cars
=. trsixh Il; passenger sars q sIoepsrs freight,
"; locomotives as freight: Sl1.
General -NtFth1sd'st-All clubsoa OF 1ncrclan.
1!se, Wsst.eonnd' 70 st. Louis proper. i cents per
All classes cs merchandise going through, ef
bsund way.biiea 'e n ear:Iosds fson Ss, poinof
shipment. ;! renta per 1Uo pounds. T.
Packaue freiehta, tn less than car loa]R, yblng
through 9 ". Louis, Gust OF wsss bound. & fen's
All lrs,, second AMI t!,Ira c,assss ot mo.chtt,dise
casf. bound IRON TT. loms proper, cents nuF 100
Al tonsth.class merchandise. oast.hsand from
I'll: Lonlt Proper, cents par 100 lounft.
s aoroy ~ w,a asx8 .a xs asss s.sa e.
a!l connecting litu., including il, Lous, Iron
EAsT-lsOUNn FlsEI1IFT BUSINESS.
Tho roads lcasiins east rom this city haye
done d taIr business during thu past wock. Tho
rittshure, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago leads tho
Vanderbilt roais In tho amount louu. Tho
Vanderbilt ronds say ,lat this IL duo to slc favt
tint tIls Fort Wayne lowered the ratos several
daYs be!ors It Withdrew from tho cass.but,nd
l,ooI!u.; arrangement or gaye nutlcc to tnu utisr
lines ol its iutcadon of dolns 10. The Va,usr-
bllt Eoais aru making great ellorts 10 regnin
their vantage, Anu, ns consequence, ratcs are
now Openly quusoa by al1 llle soads at la}5 cuu:s
OH grau from Chicago TO Nyw York, astl 50 bitter
10 tho fceltus bctwccn tilef yariuus ltncs tlat
shippers aru ta'sI.'g paystHse Of thu low freight
fatcs offered. uhl tho shipments thus far thfa
week i,aro bcnn unusually heavy.
il.e totnl asaoslnt of freight handled by tho
Sssoa' oMs: sS ,2s sFx Gsaa @ :5 Tss ~ vop ~ 81
Lake Shore Il Michigan sontleru.. ol,ail.05S
poundsi pittab4lg, Fott Vague d Chicago,
q, ,oss, ,o69 pounds; rittsIurs, 0.uclnuati & IS.
, 1879-05-20
ROYALTY ON A RAFT,

l Tkn rrto r.,
s.','a.ma 70 rnsa.'oh3io" .%m she "tan the
s1l"os"ri the turbulent GRIND River.
o .ossssoonasnrt f.ss. Ss :st'o 1"re Er'd,
her Princess (,he pretty, kindly phraso Is rrow.
nev @ scnxaion s % " msu a.. l''nccss %lt
,S,'... s" Au ~, eouo'tf INV p'aeca hef on
a!'''alo ..s'',a win the eestatte rush Of tho
GUS pleasures of tho ustttIea.n The thi,, .tr,,
oY woof1 whist, hol+a .v,v no,a,a. as.'p
frozcn .,ona. ~ ,,,a s,,'. ',sauuG LUX oo"o inc
a!"nsa ,'.'.a, ',opes ol t"e "in1er hills Is sup.
Of squared timber which arc passed down
nsai,v ,aws =, ,hs f,',s ,,,a. ato'a ~. .ne
,ivr 'o o.. ~ =, snu ia's' a "nero the Grand
tho city. llnppy land which Gun 10 squeeze
pleasure out Of fla pnfDs md lohnrsf asae Tas.a.
Inv her l,oyal IJtrhnesz T,,,l Tas,. s9' 49,,
n"r,v @ NJ India. nosa notnc' and
this "lion " Ut tho city Tic expression IL not
ag s tnl aud cat rnwcrbrea L hut svs, ,si,, 1h'S
precautions ngainst accident, il not unircouontlv
Gathered from far oil "ti,nhsr iinbsn 's1a 10 TX
busy army uf sllautytncn. wht, inro ,no5,nd sa'
md slaped, mud drawn ieir m onst er croo ore, n u
thu frozen tributary streams, ali thronr ~ I'm s
hugo beams ind themselves aipat on "s ti'e broa ,l
bosom Of thu Ottnwn untirr thn nv ,,.,,.,'. n.ua.
spring euu. Ten comes tie dow @ Soa,'S .n;;
10 the SEQ. Made un into Ncribs u ~ .on1" "u,
twolye pieces wrt, ura kont In fIetr ,,,Ss So,u IT,,
tho weight Of three OF four Of extra trtne.ys ~
!utl across them. tl,cso cribs ara na,
III rough fashion Gy woojon neaa tn In. .,ics uies
ot peraps hundred md IitEr Or nors :" .o nunoGe %
m h,,t. nra MT m for Ii,e nrcy " a'e' S Nona-
sar,ty onete Of, ali a!des. occ,,n;es tH @ e91k'nR
tic hi,en Faft, and the trIn lcins ' au,r VI
idlo ti.ne ticY Iayo Of II. thesn sha,,1 @ macssE
n,,r nrssent i,ays ~ ina H.. ,. 1naatY mon, ~
IN III" sIide. Xiii t. md 1n,fn.at w,en they como
cr,tept m at prcat great coz cost sa ha5t !. 'o 10Y
Is taken to pcces for tho SCI separeta na.,sa ss aa1 ~
tn m" !, Tens tr r,,ans,t a, a o exelte.nert Of
, 1879-05-20

Tho Advantages It OHora to tito Settler and
tltA IntehtDr

~ '"' ''1.''f "'a
,."',oI rtn a"ses."r. ~, ". ..,
c,,, "a .9e ,1f !'a"'' .n ~ ~, 4"s af'oanf .
CA1oA'o' may lo'-lhe attention OF yONI
numerous readers IL particular, an,, tho world
in general, lIs been attruc,ed. In The rn,,r.o n,
thc mast fc,y ,nn,ha hv cn,,t,,,r. rroa,
n",,u.s ~" "'ao' =, 'tRp'',s 1to.' sat'ous
l,aRota papers III relcfencu to alleged valuable
discoveries Of eohl-bcaring quartz In luke
t,rr ~, ,,+ rr,.,.u -. ...,'.. - Wv -
49,, s,s,a ~ ~ ,,."s upoes W eanFso upo" IN:
..'e'1o' s'ouu ."crc W "hy trntlt III II, SO mucl
tho better Tor The lucky finders; but tllcre arc
facts lu connection with that portion OF thJs
grcat country that are mt crneralIv knoun nm,
thot ,nus, he ~ fn+,-o.t ~, ho.,. '.''u
'iat 'n''s' ho u t'te1cst IL oot' capitalist art
cosamonur, to nlsn ot brain anl to ,nen oi
muscle. 's,
4 reference to Tho man sill, rafrcab ,ho r., mn,
t,rv ~ ,,,.. roa,,nx ,s,.,. r., ."u ~ nne'','
o11 " ',,o .sau1s "'.h tho 'act u'at tln Terri
Tory OF DaKota lies Just west OF Minnesota md
Iowa and north OF Nebraska, AMl, allowing tl,ut
tim enrno swecn NJ nrn,rIe r,i,,s thr,,noh oa,, -,
, 1879-05-20

down In order to nvo!d botng struck IA they
pnaacd under with a rush. 1Inlf moment
, mnre and VIII, tho actloa Of kcIing hor.c. thr
gruaninr arIul OF tho tt,Ilhers, 4 flashing Of
l"'a aud swirl oil wntrrs, a,mt thn frat tlntlrpr
was sntcly nassctl. Dowl, nnotlcr iilty ynrIa
r. 1r 10, tearing nlong tin smooth rlanke which
Inc tlo t,ot'oIn with an rasy, rantd Htttle, osi
splash. md foam, md drnp number two was 4
thing Of the past. TIN nEatn. Alternating the
scouth rush ot tho slide with the excitement
q the change Of Crude, It'll With deep din Of
water ut tho font lhcy reach tho level Of thc
river, aud Princess Louise l,aA s'rlu tha slIlesn
, 1879-05-20

IN The {s4N9F ~ EAe lI3QtiTks
CHICAGO, May 1O.-In nc letter OF yqNr snc-
ctal correspondent das4d Mt Danville, May =, II
IL slated tut thu Wabash Railway was co.njxlicts
G03,l ,0U0 cents person per snsIc,-uppasontl in
order to keep It's earnings up to tho figures Of
previous years ind show IL slight Increase, as
prosnlsol b5 It's management whom 1t cnn,e into
power. And this, too. whtle It's competitors,
ind o.hef roads similarly s.tuatc.l woso rocciy-
ing frou t'lree-fourtls Of cent to oyor ono md
onp-hah cents per ton per Enlle for tho carr,aue
VI tliar f1cglt. Great stress la aIeo ail un tic
tact that tho Wabash Railway Is able to do tta
huIi,css at considerably loss cost pcr ton pcr
pdc thur are sonu roatls with double track, stonc
1Allast, n'd atl the perfection which experience
And capital urc s1pposcl to enable one to &C.
Fgulr0
Nothing, however, Is satd as to whether the
property IL being maintained md Kept up to a
standard condition, in producing tllrsu favorable
showhgs Tor its management. Is not It's roa,l.
bed dopsectatiug by talso economy aud tic use
Of the c1eapeat class ot nlaturia which will keen
It running FROM day tn day mud are not lss eu.
Et1let bcInE nYcrBtraincl mud nude slortliyeti
W pc!uE crowded aliu tnade to haul snoru ttan
il!eir ar!ty,-constantly breakiag down Md
hcE repa1red fur work from 1ny tu dayt Such
policy !. the very ono which would pso.lllco
tho rosu1ts claimed. LlE4Ur trains ulni fowpr
train nien c1ako pay.rula luok well, and 30 10
slnal erark un4 shon forces; but IL it not 4
l,ortIneut question for owners {cycn though
they ho small oslcs) 10 ask, Is Our property bu.
ing Kept up, or have we got to pay for tits at
sotNo future uavl
Tho Toledo, Wabash s. Western, Raiway, l,y
It's anllnnl report for 1911, showed its earnnrs
lcr ton per MILLS lor that yeat to havu been plv
u!iu onc.tourth cents, anI this at q tins wl,ut,
tlln Whole country WA suffering from the ef-
leets OF thu panlc 9f tbs previous futl.
Fur tic year 1870 tlln report OF thp Receiver
vi thts railway silnMs tsie Average catpl,g ncr
lnilr TO have bceli 15-l01 Gents.
For tho year 1871 tl.u rcports SHOW tho av.r-
aEc earnings to have teen 0sa ,lI>O cunts ,lrr
to per mile, and during Tho entire suut,icr aid
iall VI this year thu trunk lncs wer0 tuvageti
" taa most bitter warfare, ali ratl rates itsn
CElcagu to tho Goahuard ringing ~ low as Is
cclls per 100, or but llts1e In0ro than thrce.
tcntlts OF cent por ton pur Illlc.
DurtltE ths selson tho f0alB ruDulug East
froin st. Louis ptolel ti.c!y through trp1c, unI
although thus epabiul, by yw0rklng III harmony,
to uatntatna y rats proporI!oMallY .nucl, higher
thah !eie Ca!cago fltes, Wsre still Obliged to do
theiF business At very lov r4tes, averaging but
l!ttlt over lse m{llB per TN per mile. Aud yot
duri!K this year this road vas enabled to realize
2Gtl,ooo cah1a per ton per mile moro
, 1879-05-20

During tue War somo Western gs!,sS ge"sSsM liz
ea1Ied at tile Willie House aud harAngasaa ~ anil. M
Lincoln in MI excited uanner abolt ins
stons and commissions ot the Aam a.,ansr upd
lte heard them With ILLS usual pat'euil sil the
anally sutd; "0ullt!esnen. stppuI.S8 ,nd ron
property you HeEu worth wa " nuHondin Ho1y 10 esJ
across Niagara Falls on tlsht.fopc' ayer Il, u
sllako tue rupu while ho was pass'u;o aoao itltls
nurr,' do little faslcr T. No, aa' nc,th y
would not. You would ho!d you. Hn,'r n.nds 81
wclt III your ton9uu, aud EeeP "a nf;oferument
ia In ths same situation. and " la.laht: untold
stormy ocean an Immense sei1a'tt '{e1g tths oe.t
treasures arc In iis Aanda; ! au aiIeace md
It cau; don's badger Il; keep 4"s's'
WILL k1t yOu safely uYet."
, 1879-05-20
DENVER d SOUTH PARK.

DENVER, Col, May 10.-At o'clock this af-
tcrnoou the Donvcr T. South Park Il Pacific
Railway reached tic Kenosha summit with thu
srack, and at :0 p. nj. the first passenger train
reuehcd tho summit, 1o,14l feet aboyo tt.s sea
level, the highest posnt yet attained by any
railroad In North America. All lilo difficulties
In tllr way arc now overcome, aMl track-laylng
wial continue at thu rate OF Il mile u tlaY, until
tic road reaches LcadYilto. A pnsaen1er leay-
tnE Lcadytto In the morning now arrives III
Denver before midnight tic same day.
, 1879-05-20
EXPLOSION.

DUeE71E DE94tslcN To TVS 1F76UN3-
HouG11ToN, Mtc!l., May 1o.-An explosion Mt
tho Quincy Mine Saturday resulted In tho
death Of Patrick Crowley, seriously tnjur!ng
threc others. Crowley made an nttcmpt to
open two metallic kces OF puwder With pick.
1he pluk GAME III contact with tllu powder,
heure the explosion.
, 1879-05-20

6pect1g Di4pdlch to TIA TriSMnA
FOND Du LAC, Wis, May 1o.-1o.day, at 10
o'clock, Miss Ella RAYMOND, one Of tits most
est!nsablo young lad!es Of tho city, dicd Of MI
overdose Of morphine, taken, 1t Is thought, by
mistake. She bought tho poison in hulk, sur
lug ate would mix tho powders hertclt, refusing
to allow the druggist to (rcpuro them.
, 1879-05-20

FottifT fecbse lungs syaiast winter blasts with
Hale's ltonuy uf lforchpaMI sud Tar,
Flke's Yo0itachu Usops cure In one minute.
, 1879-05-20

npecfd! Dis'a!ch to 7he tribune
Fr WAYNE Ind, Mny 10.-At O]1s spoke
factory largo Iron pulley brolka Into four
pieces, one Of which strucla workman named
Martin Golden IN the hoau, producing fatal ill.,
jnriGs.
, 1879-05-20
GENERAL PROCEEDINGS,

8r<cfal Dfkpatca to TAe Tribune
srnlNortELp, H., May 1O.-Wl,cn the sennte
was called 10 order this norniug tho following
uenbcr1 Were
, 1879-05-20

MINE ON FIRE,
roTrsv1LLR, Pa. May lO.-An extensive fire
is raging IN the Kc5atone Mine, and very serious
results nre feared.
, 1879-05-20

Louis, s.Als,2oo rnuntls; baltimore Il Ohio,
i,0i 7,tsss nounde. This makes tho toial ncr-
seniasos carr'cd By .te various roads rs to'ows:
SSllehl!:an Ccntrni, s5t Lake shore Il Miehgan
southern, I,.l; rtttstNlrE It Fort Wayno. Hi.4;
llttshtsE, CiHcin,tatl IL 81 Lo,lts,. 10+; haiti.
mnfo y Ohto, Iii 'lhe a'nonnt Of ilour, carried
was % fu1lnws: Michigan Central, l,747, ,cW
pounds; Laku hhorc Il Michigan Southern,
s@sa.h>o;. rittsia,t1, Cincinnati Il 81. Louis,
b.5eol: Baltimore ~ Ohio 2aja', GOO. Tlls follow
li'E t1nnu,sss Of .gratn wiz. carried: Michigan
Central, l5&*' 1an ponnda; Lake Shore 4 Michl.
y chlrngo, ., i0i,31J; rlttaS.,rr, Cincinnati tS
". Ln,lta, n,92s1.SD0; niNl baltimore T. Ohio.
..MH',S'2. lsc amount If tnents carried wns rs
1ul!uws: Michigan CcntFas, 1,SfU,5io ronnda;
l'lttshnrg, Cincinnati 4; St. 1.uills, 2,lG1,e0;
hatt!n1orc Il Uhiu. sSl ,'|a'.
THEIR SERVICES ARE APPRECTAT-
Ed.
AT Tho annual mccttng OF the Atchison, To-
pcka Il Santn FL l1aIIrond, hcltl at Topeka few
days nEo, letter frs'nrslessrs. Kt'dci, Peabody
~ Co., Of huston, was rcad declining OF the
part af Air. i. II. Peabody, who Ii absent II,
Europe, q re-cIcct!on NJ Director of slc Co,npa-
ny. a'nl On mutton Ut Mr. Josep!l Ntckcrson the
following resolutions wrro unanimously adopt
ell:
htso'rfd, That. recognizing and remembering Al
40 do tho elctut MD giyna this roaI by nuf asso-
cinic. +. II. FeAh1dy, ty cnrnsrE, influence. MD
reilcront l,lanc!al support A. Tho n1ost crftica!
period OF IL: existence, when its nrtmpccta wcrH
aln, It" crsast poor, md Its valuable lnnh-grant
tepcnhod npnn ls1 Immediate extcntlUn+ It ~ with
assn trsret that VIC rrcclso Ills ceinatlon ot rc'
!, H<sart3. That We tender him our most hearty
!fhnks Tor l1lH cndehrGes to promote Union md
g. IN frfsrnY The hest intc.e.ts Of tue road. md
Tor his uniform cuuttesy. n1rightncsa aud ability
during hts foven ycars' scEyfce "a ffco. .Prcsllcnt
nnh DDrectUr.
After thy elcctinn Of tho new Board Of Drcc-
tors Mr.. Thomas Slcktrso,,, President OF tho
Company, o!lyrr. the following preamble mud
Eesollitluns, Which were unanimously ntloptcl:
wnznEAx, Tho general management Of tho
Atth!snnt Topeka y santn 70 Railroad nnd i.s
several branches and leaked f!tea III Cnlofattu nnH
i. NAVY Nexeo Inns iHE tho past year leyoiyed upon
Wiillnn u, strong. Esq.. md
WHEnEAa. III ntl,lit6n to tho many ordinary and
nt''nols tinttcs festtn. upon him General Afan-
Ager he hus hau Charge mid contrnl OF many I'M
nofsant legal Tncssinns. involving vital rights Of
tho company In coloraan. anl aeu tnattcrs Of
Company bcfprs tho Legislature Ut thu State Of
Kansas;
Nav. therefore, a. tli aud we'll -deserved tribute
70 n1 !!'m 19r n!s ability enoryy nnd iaiinncsa a:
his conduct tn such manH3cr, 6o 1t
!, Afsoiesd. Tint this Company has full fath in
ti1 aDilty anrtEY. anu cApabiIity OF William y.
tue business committed to his care. MID VI which
ho has had charge. ami for which hr IL entitled to
nnd observes to have antt IL hoscby rendered tho
:, R<1otrsd .faridfr, that thu Secretary Of thly
Company Is drectBd tn present him with q certified
copy Ut these resolutions.
, 1879-05-20

huERAY's AuLL,ala roxuAsxr DILL
va called up Luis morning BY tho author and
saSaueed 10 tue order Ut third readtuX.
R89lsTAATIpH.
Some tlne sgo Senator Riddle introduced \
eltl entttaed "An al TO amen1 sees aud
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self. and do not try to help it ON by
means Of falsehood, or enforce it by
power As for yourself. | am certain
that if you once taste the cup Of life
with its true blessings, YOU will soou
forget your present glory. The study
Of God : commandments, the enjoyment
of God gifts. the fond attachment Of
loving friends. will more than replace
all your outward dazzle. While here
your plans may fail, your power may be
taken from you, and then there will be
nothing left to cheer your broken heart,
to sustain your sunken soul.
TO this effect the Rabbi spoke in kind
terms and very calmly. Victor listened
very attentively, and grew thoughtful
There was a violent struggle going on
within the heart of the young man, the
Rabbi understood it well and allowed
him time to reflect. At last his better
sentiments carried the victory in that
struggle His fathers arguments were
we'll understood and the truth was APP
preciated. Victor called out I'll
chanrn nachIatho benoom lehaShpor.
and threw himself, sobbing on his faith
er's breast Thus the crisis passed off
happily, the Pope resolved to assume
his right name, and follow the destina,
tion for which God had created him.
9" | follow you, father Call me FL
chanan that is my right name [ will
live and die with my people and for my
people"
To-day child was given unto me,
to day son of Israel was born blessed
be the Eternal, the God of Abraham,
forever! y exclaimed the exultant father,
shedding tears of JOY.
Rabbi Simeon was dismissed The
| Pope in the presence of all his court
icrs, and left Rome on the following
day. A fortnight later Elchanan stole
away from his magnificent palace The
young man who superseded thousands
of ambitious priests in office, who sub
.icctcd the princes and mobiles of the
greatest portion Of civilized humanity
under his sway. at whose feet millions
of people crpwIed in great humility. had
thrown away all his glory for the sake
of Judaism. In the stiffness, of a rainy
night he left his palace. through a back
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Il father. to give YOU my advice. Atour
first meeting here related YOU a dream
which ! had concerning YOU twcntv-siN
wears AFRO. told Won only the first part
of thar dream which has come to such
a wonderful fuIfIIment. At the tcrmi
nation of that dream | saw YOU throw
mo AWAY thc tbrcc-foId crown and the
cross and bncomine nv own dear Ell
chanau AGAIN '
rabbi Simeon" cried Victor star
fled at the last remark what do Won
wish me to do? Do YOU understand the
nature of the sacrifice Won roouirc ,"
Roouirc ?" rcpeated the Rabbi rising
from his seat "Rabbi Simeon is jew,
and can a jew ye0uirc ANYTHING from
tbo ponn of Rome ? can not and do
mot roonira onvtbipo from tbn head of
tbo Ro,n;.b cLnrob From tbio cod On
earth ! conld L4o only that he shouId
susnond his nvres tortnres and sonl-
s,,,;,o LrlIs rorord;nc NV noonIo Re-
ou;rc 7 co, o,lr from NV chill dron who
auo l,,o,,l;,.,, -, ,,,. od,.;oo r. eor
of NINA - tho sitnat;on of ronr Hol;.
no.s 7 would so,. oa,+ o,ra,. tbo orown
.Lo. ,naa,oe ,,o,,r ov;e+onoa 60 hoo,.;l,,
Co., tl'a,,I-o of ,,onn oua Lonn;nosa To
I.yl, CT -...,l,;,.
ny - ''
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No. g..

being, as most deyout follower He
never made any secret OF mS frequent
apoStaclcS, but on the contrary, was
very proud OF them, and when lnterr0
gated about the religion he was profess
me at amy particular time ne would re
ply with the utmost tranknesN- lie was
born jew, and ms father a wealthy
spirit merchant OF taIlcla, gave him an
eNceIlrnt education. Beng an only son
and SlckIy from his childhood, he was
allowed hls way III everything. The
mnbounded freedom IN which he was IN
dulgcd, soon resulted IN the develop
ment OF painfully restless disposition
~ Ine ,,''e ne "2u'u s,uc"tts @ t,, "eE"1a .I,
p21NSi "nt a. II'o i 'lG, J"i 'IU"i ottIad t4I'
Mltn on?1 H.; i,1 V''I ''' U''9u',,T'
way 'a "I,,' '''''i '''' MS '''''''' : '"0"'-
my "'"'e
For days he could apply himself with
untlrlhg GIilgehce TO business at other
times nothing could induce mm to at
tend to the most TRIVIAL matter HIS
father seeing how. untltted he was tor
commerce, adJured INN, before ne died,
to sell the business and 1--we on his am
pie means. Having complied with these
wishes, the young Rosenhelm settled ID
CZernowltz on the Pruth, where he en-
tered upon an easy existence. lie moved
IN the most intellectual circles, and oe
cuplcd much OF his time IN phllosOphl-
cal speculation. This led him to take
up the study OF religious, which he com
menccd with that of his own Judaism;
and it was not long before he was known
for his freethinking proclivities, But
tho i'm ha hitants wara not q littla oyritad
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FINAl. CONVERSION AND SACRIFICE.
When Rabbi Simeon came the next
lay. he found Victor walking up and
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

State to the use of Fulkerson
VS..
Menoah w. Dyer.
DY virtue OF Il special execution, issued from
ID the Office of the clerk OF the Circuit court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, wherein the state OF
Missouri at the relation and to the use OF Putnam
cite county, in the state of Missouri, is plaIntin,
ami Menoah w. Dyer is defendant. to me di-
rected, and returnable to the December term,
1879, of SAID court, l Will, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3D., 1879,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, and in front Of the courthouse door, in the
city of Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri, ,during the session of the said circuit court
Of said county, sell publicly, by auction. to the
highest bidder for cash IN hand all the right, title
interest. claim and estate of the said MenOah W.
Dyer, defendant in said execution, in and to
the following described real estate, situate,
lying and Icing in the county OF Lafayette and
state of Missouri, tO-wit: Twenty [2O1 acres, the
south half of the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section twenty-five l22l, town
ship iorty-eight [iSl and range twenty-six [26];
forty [IOl acres, the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter, oil section twenty-four [24l,
of township forty-eight [4Sl and range
twcnty-siN [26]; forty f4Ol acres. the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter, in section
twcnry-iour I2ll. township lOrty-eight t4sl and
range twenty-siX t2Gl.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1919. GEO. NJ. MOUNTJOY,
noyS-Il sheriff
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SALE.

WHEREAS. Frederick H.. Miller, OF the
w county OF Lafayette, state OF missouri py
his certain chattel mortgage deed, date on the
Goth day of August, 1919. and recorded in the
recorders office OF said county. IN book No. 80.
page No. 159, conveyed to the undersigned,
mortgage, the following personal property, to-
wit: One III black mare mule, about fourteen
and one-half [l4Hl hands high and about seven
III years old last spring, Of the value of seventy
five t75l dollars. to secure the payment OF Il GER
tain prOmissory note in said mortgage deed de-
scribed; and, whereas, the terms Sand condi-
tons of said mortgage deed not having been
complied with; now. therefore. by virtue of the
power vested in me by said mortgage deed, l
will, on
TUESDAY DECEMBER 9TH, 1879.
between the hours OF . O'Clock in the forenoon
and s O'Clock in the afternoon proceed to sell
the above described persona! property, at public
vendue, TO the highest bidder. tor cash In hand.
in front OF the courthouse door, IN the city OF
Lexington, to satisfy said note and interest,
together with the cost and expense OF sale:
Al.
novStd Mortgage.