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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
COTTON MAgKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Aug l3-i2so D. m.-cot,on nrmer; Mo,
baes nciniinc 01 bales spccuation export lto
crpt 1000 bales Including 55O' ia 80 Amercan l'mics
6.Sd; do August september delivery. e9'.a d. sep
aud del cad. do. november and december
naes. knercan 81 800 baes -pcuator took 1850 bales;
cNpnf crs to,h ~ U's m ana yyo-f To- bales;
total receipts 27jOj bales American 5000 bales, toa.
Cotton atoat l5a 900 b,ir-. American. $4,000 bales.
IyF22l- AaT ! 10 lsr Fuar's p.Gs. Low Ia'
dng clause september aud october delivery O'ad Futures
~GesTA Aug. lacollon quot NnGnns ilGi , Low
sales bales -tock 1850 32iI bae7i 30 I3ll bA -
weekly o. bales shipments 622 baesi Sales S''
aalrnors Aux 49, Cotton dan Mlaanng lac' Low Low
gross. 80 bales exports cowse 30 DA,r' si.'7 80 o'is
bales, TO Great Britain $500 bales c"a't"iSe' 'oo
mo.roI Ane Is COTTON steady Mddnnr. Pc. Low Md
dine, -e Good Ordnary. 9'-r net r,criPir '' uor
-tocK 1l7 b.lc- wcctly NJ receipts 30 o"csi gross
, 7gi ball, exports toGro1t Hrtain r5 cile> ,,nc
a., T1o II IT,. ' ''i' or1ry Ioisrio'
g , rIec o., 10 b. export, col.v.c 100 bale.
t.>cS>,rr Aur - -toady. Midfnng lc+ Low
Miaiug 100. GOOD ordinary. 2c rcerlpt-, oa, c'
We .y T,c"p's ~ pal 80 shipments i''o'4 "' o0o
'1'i .a' Sns Cc,ou .telly ardalne nc, Low
Mlans % 'i,l % 5, ,a ork p i bacs:
Sr,. net receipts 5lt ba.; gross. 5o1 bales exports
coI.iw.s. 80 bales sales. 81 oalcs ,,..,a. ,,,c.
wee receipts. go bales Shipments los Da''' s'oc~
Nlr. aug Cotton , qac' M"9ns ,l ne .,o5 re-
49, bales. vrca' pct receipts ~ bales shipments '''o'
,ioslt tue ia cotton dull Mddmc lie; Low Mid
DIM lose Goot ordinary A'c nei receipts. 40 bir7 *
wcrss ot r.ropi- 20 pales exports coasi"i'e-I b'e'
81" u.s., ,,irtse Aue lt-cotton dul Mddnnc. ll'c;
Los Nr+lne lo'c Good orinllt . ~, fs. .''' i,a
ba.,, fto,,. a,21C btcs w,chy net Isc,,PiN o.,-
uuent o. b!.- coast vi-' = '' - , ' i o n., re-
b .f.. male I'll
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
xfwyorK. Aug l3-GrEvEsR Receipt. were lG cars Of
f fpS1 .ss "a grda rs / q fa Ie -. %s
asnaa9ce On 6nyes a. nne nrEe %s veiy Jul
an uprhao xpoes a few wanr anf iec c cegR Ra
from homo trade q ug t'irr' wss mol 10 V, nr"
jaIic Good ir SOD ana most ,o SeG 20, re o
Wcdnesd Chr,s, and Texan, we're manly sod a. an
er 10 dress 90 i = :" ra for Native Steers
vas from 74c 10 drss D. j., 10 ie TO T "a a inm
S end 49, and from wc he Sce ES Of le9o
H. aycrls' tor Mesr, B,necn" 90 ,s and
aver need for any better ETporeJs r.frss aTS
ss today ami morrow 26s 1--we aile Tor T. e.
Eastman 500 Live "a te ana ~ LIVE Sn'P m j0 i've
catic and i've snrep for Toaey Gie and Id is5
Eastman. a. ,,u.o,r s,oors
rs" 10 ~ he 30 c ~, Sn Drv COWS 10 H. at O.; ii
r. OF Tor se Texans go ~ at 80 o. 10 i3c II
steer Es d gep At &c. Tor 81 each c Il , GG g.! h. t
9-c: II Go H. ~ To- II .c % da.. 1883 n. Al loc
D. Wa.xci flr l. Wayel Il reyans l.oos 10. At 71c, o.
e; f. n.r. on commission % state Balls s,i u
g. 40 8, Ie-.cv c,,vvewron & olmo. io G. Jeremy 10
40 ~ ~ az s''o t "o 20 90 lbs G at &C. - To-
les l5 on ae lot - no. LIE III a. T'G a. I s -
Do 1907 b. 50 n les - eae for r. :; Iiolmes Is
~ a. Sic ~ 90 s- H. ~ 80 les, II each l0
p, at s4c; 55 . 49, 10 h. at So s,' Il zen 81 81
S Spc ''-'' '' 81 . ''' 80 49,
roc S s6 ds '"s + ca M1I & 2 at c 3d.
n ~ s@'i5' 90 f oT ~t: lG Indiana steers ~;
10 al * i - 10 ,t1 S'rr. III b. 1t &c. % 2, for
i3,o d. q, 2', b'' I2 n ~ ~ c s II ,ach ~ Io
r. Al f.t dam -etT- I..lL
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE
Per Norh R,cer. Vessels ant R1il"ort'
FKID.Y AM 10 $50
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw-YoRK, Aug. IS, 1850.


ASHFs-olict unchanged.
COTTON-Spot Cotton more active steady, unchanged
Sl5 bales (0Sa last evening. including $50 Tor ex
port 1872 for spinning. Is speculation delivered on
contract 400 bales receipts ~ the ports today 2i baes
against 1907 bales this day lest week and 3nS bales last year
for the week 62lJ against Sasf last week ara ib1
last year SINCE September ]. 4.glq8jl bales, ag"inst
4,sJ5, 63S bales DUNG same time last year
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BANKRUPT Nollces.

DISTRICT COURT OF The ~ ~ N IN In
,Se rraIier Of JANFs MCCDRNACk BankrGpt- AZ BALH,
varrpnt IA Bautruptcy has DctL isau1 pl ~
t', ag,iDst me estate OF JAMES Mt,phtAth n 81 nc
CIV OF NeS-York. Of The COUNTY a. ,nf mon
, ne,itou Of his creditors ans the plyfhl 81 anl ~
& ia deilvrry of any property longing "a rI.d ~
him or 10 his use and the transfer Of any proper ~ Nm,
t-,i1en nv \ ing Of the Creditor nI eao ~
,o nv 49, theI bis and choose OF more assumes ..
M eotete viii be held court 81 BanN ral 10 oo 10,
~ ~ I,s fulton ST.. tho CITY OF NeN.l o.A; IN s1S
nsr.ct or 2ith day OF August a u a. e,syers IN
n, M the office Of Edgar heIebuni Pbe 7. VIZ
Bankruptcy Of sald Court A,.S.ssl-M essengsr.
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Clcrllon Hoilces.

NvOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockholders OF
"a ,he WOOnBVRY RklSH MACHINE 'oMfANl
vii pe held ut Tie olge 81 III. Charles A. tneese r
Room, B. Hulilng. n tue tlY ot 4N IN
TUESDAY August 2ith inst al y otlo. n ~ n9y
non at Tn t.c- AMI transaction ~ sue ." PC a.
nron.rly conc Driore the meeting BY 0r" 'IV
P'op'i'' ' TIMOTHY CJkNn ~. e-cIrI..l.
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=, ona Pacific Mail sold at 4oa414. The mar

ket closed quiet Dut hrIh'
N, - ,,,,,,ncnt bonds were dull with sales at the
wi ,,,,t amounted only to $4,000. The bids
r,,c q and = Der cents were advanced Is percent
CO.. ,h los reduced % per cent. and for the Is IN
cbonoed District OF Columbia 3-B5s were strong
ot oss, Annexed are the closing quotations;
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financial

LII who are interested in rl,lr1li business
- ana mileage af1t sites shold gct NE 4t'bU ~ Al
MANIAC Tor $50. now rea1y. puct I'D cents 't h",
TLANIIC AND Pacific Is. K. (olo) stock
a and bombs Missouri Fac.Ac ."id s'ocL "s 70" ny
8 - ali-s;.
VFANKEPS and CAPITALISTS Will want TO
.f M. rfi,ur. Almanac i--l "a gives the ugIrcs
into, tlc, Ir,tnlc 4ud Lyp ulitr" sleo I7.1 Fu-9,
~ ,cit. o., ul4i.
FuTY BONDS.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
M i,,d 10 tee office a. the ily tittA OF the civ
o Xfr1 ONO NO fo noon ot 81 oniay August 3d. lo- !oi lo
,, o bo.s 90 tc said city TO tAc amount o SOouO
r if. r..f Al 81, net 10; per nntum payable semi
ni. 10 hr dated -itcuOsr st, 1850 t. Dee due and
-, r..r .r0f iholr date. uuehaif of bonds
e. i. nj erail opto4 - sllf city a. any time aft
,, ..r fr their date. tn bal 81 said bond. Dee
ESD. . me optlpu o sad citv any ifiT seven
l1, al M - %. lsd onds 10 To- oi Tie denoulni-
~ p, ,ri 10 o. bon - 10 D. of tc rruomin alton
Al n lc. tO III -.li bonds u ~ Of the denomination oi
40, al d bonds - de- 20 lac denomination OF : 900
each Si bond. 10 issued 70 False iand 10 redeem the
0'"''' l'u '''0'''' {. l. MAYwELL, City Clerk
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roxro> Arg X 1850 Consos 'i5 Cor both money
49, H. oc-nt L. : bonus. fOu. cents. l3s iOui ana
Ihaif DIR cents 1882, coupon New tvcs 90 Aihuc
,nc ..fu -teeScerttu' ~ tt 90
second mortgage 20 NowJ central consos IL Enc
- ao s,,o,d consos qSi finois central. llS "a DIV
desa Tnsyl,aula Contra. 5r o. Lcidiug IL New ork
tenlral. l37. 49, 49,. ,.,,,o 49,. ,..
- centincs ioi ne account 70"
lOls Ia Tor IN ,ney and ~ i Tor the account
LOSnoS. Aug i3-1he amount Of bullion wiihde~h L@ll
Bank OF England balance TO-DAY II louoO IRE 80
IONu0N Aug ia 40 g. MI :. DJuus, New hfeS 1904
Aanuc AID Great Western second mortgage tasiee Ger
ihcacs 2l.; PennsvlvaHa Central, CO. feMune, 4u'i
Pans advcs quote three cent renes al - francs "V'e"
ames Tor account
LONDON. Aug lS.-Silver IL quoted AZ j2A1t p.- p
fAsis Aug. l3-EXchanKe on London, - 1863 &C.
lAes inr cheeks
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Financial.
GAS STOCKS.

GAS STOCKS.
AZ York and Broolyn Gas stock, and al'' Kinds
l9BaOAG.sf.. &Sb s. EXSCHhN ,i.PLACr
(tASSfUCKS & CIV r. Il. stocks and Bonds
~ bought a. -o'. ETuEWlri.5l t1ch irtspl2ce.
NVYNNE & DAY, 10 Wall-st., Newly orll
'se sGaa .. la . iT@''i s nSa1 San 1t ae ana
,g'HE GRANVILLE GOLD COMPANY offers
,or sale ~ sioCKo5 rI 1917 20 S 1n nGh s
81 IL. Goks capital s,E. At iii TEES cGvTS PER
9HAiA' faF '''"e' FD2 rs III II. a1TLFSRD secretary
% DFY-,r~ NEW YoiI, Auaust II, 1880
Ap,vs TxpRls, COMPANY.
NKN- YORK, Aug. -, leS0b
rj'HE TRANSFER BOOKS OF this Company
Il WI be closed nom o'clock =. III. August 10 10 me
HUI ''''7 &c BABcoCK. Treasurer.
UAmED STATES FxrnEss CoMrANY.
I"h''u'lR' o NE y 81 s.'. Jay a. sso}
rg'ETE TRANSFER BOOKS of tins Company
l,sS T De ''''" My " at + N ' T. WEBB P rTSasassr
x,wyoex LAKE Fan 1J i.9 81 H ls RAILROAD co.
NEw.YGak. June D, $50
THIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
Fourth Mortgage Oy the Sew York and Fiie
IA 5Gad 0%npsSy ma t,n aI@ and the INTEREST Ap
in ned states gold standard weight ana fine
The right to extend above been reserved to such Of
the sent hode a. may deSc % AVA 90 !. Ia Sa No.
posi their bond; Tor tat D'Ne MOT
A.
bonds not be eX ended bH he noners' OF DO
presented purpose by Dtssrs Dfexe 9orSa to
VIII be pal maturity. H. j. JEW ~ At''''oi'
% WALI~sr. NEW YORK, June -, lHSI.
the nOuce OF the Nr" or IAN" fils
Railroad i'f't t.'Ve
any the New YORK and File Railroad FOuilh MVitSa9o
Bonds tor extension ... ., .,.,.
Ne are -o prepared buy at lO0 aud accrued nttres
oiv OF the bonds holders O which NAV desire 70 sen
rather than csi4nd DHEXbl. MORGAN e co.
Two THE BONDnOLDERS of the UTAH
WESTERN RAILWAY ,c0MpAN,Y-,N,'oTiG II, o., Is
HEREBY GIVEN that The lIU> TEES !or ne M"TtRaSo
IIoudho.nrrs ~ the UTAH WESTERN HALLWAY CON
pan have taken clngs lreclose the mortgage;
An areenent bld The property for tie bondh"dcit anu
that purpose has oeen signed Dy largo
majority the bOndholrIs. =, -,
Ino-, y no have gned the agreement can 90 so nv
applyiue nj the Office OF TIE UNION TIKI COMPANi
OF NFW. YORK, at NO - Broadway, Sew l"rk tlty ~.
Bondhoder, VII pea'e deposit their bonds WIZ 7lH rs
Comuauy to by the Trustee IN IN pnfcht OF to
,rn,y of -ai railway company. conformity - he above
named agreement receive Depost Receipts uahtfaoio
hv tuiors .tuput signed % and Irust COMPANY
pcpo-itnr. requested fUr convenience OF ulr rst
Company 10 leave bonds Tor examination &c ann IT,
criye their certificates the following day. ..x
1870 l.. r. BISHOP
X. NJ BASSETT
Trustees OF Mortgage OF Z all western Railway %
NFw-YOgK. July q. 4. D.. lSSO
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NOBLE AND OHIO RAiLGOAD COMPANY.
NEw.YO2K Agency. No II PiSE.St,

INTEREST NOTICE.-The BOart Of Direc-
tors have day directed be plymen Of ID rest at mo
rate o D., upon The Preferred Iucou ana sink
ing Fund Dcbentrcs payable at the ag,ncy O me com
the civ of NeN-l follows Wa 80 per 'h on
the inst OK september p1OS to the rtgstefci hP-s
thereof ut thu closing Of tn transfer books o. te -rt ~ u
q Il the nr-t gay ~ itDfdty.
- to the hYcs thereof at the closing o no
FRIDAY the 2ls day o. January 81 81,
wmchdtrs books Of TN" s3ii us d""rhurns
closed I'D MONDAY. the ON oil >ep"bO,r
p,ox ami on saturday the Jth of February loo F''lec-
lively - a.. .,.,,., ,,ro
Also interest cent upon the ono fe
sinking Fund Dcben ures pay an" III ll>e
tn first day ~ December pOA u t Ic9ietea
holders ~ sad second DoO utuTes -,
OF hs c0siag Of tho transfer DOCKS 'her'oi WI"
hereafter -,
5ebentnrrs transferred 10 Bearer must b. onter" IN
M name rho o,ynrr holder the interest wI %
piii thercOnD tHAklES "AA'h' 7''t'''i'--
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EANsAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COUPONS.

IN ~. co,.r,,x
coupons maturing August from bonds Of ms company
known a. 1 NION PACIFIC RAILWAY i. As i.i.N ~.
VISION; also coupons maturing same date rom hS'afS
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANN'> CDlPOH tl.i.itr
CATI5S series aud v vii be paid on ana an tis
date presentation to ihe ION HbHI npNTAN
me coupons bonds u The Kansas PdclHo Htt"N
Company hereafter D. paid at tne Office OF e "hoa
iiu'' NOANF"''' JAMES NJ Han.
Assistant TT d,urer.
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rgRs,r MORTGAGE BONDS
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

THIRTY YEARS TO RUN.
interest at SIX PER CENT per annuin. payable semi
annually in the city Principal and interest In
gold coin
Secured by n mortgage to the Farmers Loan anu
Trust Company Of the CITY Of NcwYork covering the entire
line of road the rolling stock rights franchises ana ali otef
property the company.
Issue limited $4,000 per mile Of road completed ana
ngt Of nr Wheeling W Va Toledo, O-....200 miles
branch line Norwsk Sandusky VIA Huron - hi's
,,, ,,o, . POI miles
,shortcst railroad Line from
T"ledo and -andusay Philadelphia by-.-.. 90 miles
10 $40 and Sanlusky to Baltimore by % III ~
It.a,o 70 miles shorter than by the Bamore tnu i
Railroad from Wheeling IOelO AM Detroit anu 90 ints
shorter Huron ana sandh-hy' ana Pars"S 'hiV"N" NV
great Coat and Iron Beds Of ono - ., .o, rrt, ars,.
All steel rail, Low grades and light curves M i Ils
clnss eau pmeni Ightcs mortgage on any lhc OF
~ ami ,r6 IN the state Of ONO and less hdn onsHrd
al, amount mile Of the mortgages on tc SoNeH
prrripal connecting iines ~ the state. ooo
POM aiiuu Of couutie- on the line over tUnnOo
NV Inn, of road uaU-la meri aud importance
W.E OFFER = 800 900 OF THE ABONh-NAMhp
bonds nj gJ and accIrcl interest 80, r,.t,..., CON,
porlo tul pal cIViia stock OF the lulIoa1 Oh
pany allotted to the purchasers o ho h'7' F4''"'O
e Tgt TO increase the prco without further noiiceS
aud other Information viii be furnished on ap
phcHtiOn To
The New.York, New.England and Western
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
81 and 81 Pine Street, NeW-IOrk,
NANfIAT. AGENT
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OFFICE or THE TOMBSTONE MILL AND
Assessment Notices.

OFFICE or THE EMPIRE MIyNG C0XPASr or UTAu,(
"" D. ''' : Nv Y0RK. Aug 10. 1880 :
SSESSNENr NO 1 OF ONE DOLLAR
~ AND Fff~il GENTS 81 50l peg share LOWED August
O S.. J,ulurnt september IS 1850; day of delinquent
All, -epa,n.e. J. 1850. u. "a = PfAAG. SocreiarG
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She took them from me. grandma
says but don't see how she could. for
! kept EN- till hong after hers began.
They said she was only going 70 have
EN- on one side, but she was most
through with the measles 30 sbe had
room enough to have 'em on both sides
just ike me-
You know ! can't draw a. well a.
papa because he j. a celebrated artist.
but thought il would be q comfort 10
you to zee how she looks.
Jimmy and Josey have each got =
hump apiece. and they are dreadfullv
measied too Their faces are - red As
red can be. and the little spots on them
are redder still. and their mumps ar
all red and speckled too. Isn't Il fun
ny' Perhaps its because they are
twins I've drawei portrait Of them.
and If ! hid time I'd paint il. too. 20 Won
could see how bright their measles i.
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Nv Daring Mamma.
fAfA says may write and ten yos
that we are al well and you mast emo,
yourself and not worry about Is for ".
are getting along splendidly.
That's Just what he told me 10 write
and he has directed an envelope All
ready for me to nut the letter II. Blu,
don't see what he means by saying
we are all We'll for there's 4 lot ..
things the matter with US. There
measles. and mumps. and malaria. and
II there were any more sicknesses thai
began with N. guess We would have
them, too
Grandma she's 90; the malaria:
that the pretfiest name. and I think
It's the prettiest- looking sickness. II
makes her face yellow. but il don't pun
her out like humps Edith and me
think il makes her cross. DO grown
folks get cross when they are sick lust
liAe children She takes Queeneen to
break up shills. she SAYS. but ( am
afraid sbs viii break up herself for he
shakes As if she would Nv 10 pieces
some days ! think she's cot All the
malaria there i in The house for none
- ---1 AtrA "a - u1Nt u1L any, Out
there was measles enough 10 90 round.
and we've all had 'em EXCEPT me
suppose should have had some Of
them. too, but grandma says had 'em
nine years ago when / was only a wear
old
Billy. the boy that carries news
papers. brought Us the humps. and We
amt much obliged to him 1 asked him
what he wore his face in worsted com
ferable for an he said caused he'd
gos = corn behind his ears. and then he
Asked me If 1 saw anything green but
OF course couldn't through his bic
ccmfer.bie- Anyhow. don't believe
II Was green corn in the middle Of
winter Hannah said. the next to
morrow, when she saw him. that twas
mumps, an he had no business 70 come
here and she said. You'll csych IL
Miss for talking 10 that naughty bow
N the hall when you was told not tor 4
did catch it. too. and l wish hadn't
talked 70 him. for my humps was awful.
but they are most better now. Once / 4
sneezed while had them and thought \
bad torn of both ears and turned INV
nose wrong side out, il hurt 90; but / \
hadn't
This IS = picture of Edith. with both
her mumpS-
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Fathers On the Bench and sons II The
Bar.

The London Lac Tanes saws. An
incident in the Brist0n County Courr
raises question which We think i az
the utmost moment 20 the bench and
the bar a son Of the Judge appeared
- counsel before hin and the counsel
on the other side declined to 20 on with
the case a We gather on that ground
al0ne we think the Judge WAS wrong
IN suggesting that this step could II anr
sense be an insult 10 him. The Lon-
don Lar Journal says on the same in
cident- = In the United States the i'm
preston has taken 50 deep = hold that
~ attempt has actually been made 70
pronounce father disqualified on the
ground Of interest 10 try n casc n
which his son i engaged such views
q Inc situafion are IL IL needless 10
So. altogether without foundation
judges sons cannot be ostracised from
the bar because their fathers were emi-
inent lawyers before them We ID MT
for moment believe that 4 sinvie ca-s
on record has been Decided in favor AZ
Particular party because that party
happened Y be represented by the
gul-es son- But both journals agree
m me conclusion that The constant prac-
uce would % improper The 1nes
szys. :. To say thAt = barrister should
never appear ~ court presided over
by a. father may be unreasonable. But
We most emphaticaliy condemn the
practice a barristers adopting \ conrt
IA which 70 Fraction over which their
fafhers Do preside o. NAV preside
alone And the journal SAYS. This
appearances 4 not 81 sufficient imp0r-
tance 10 be taken into account IN crit
nArY cases: buf Sill. II son attach
himself constantly 90 the court az M.
fztner - Queens counsel in eqnitv
attAches himself - = vice-ChancsIIo--
= mn-i ~ admitted fhat an impropriety
A. committed
he 4 isirultY IN The ease Il forur-fo,d.
mt that Jui.c Will always ~ pre-
stirred ~ tne EsOpnlare 10 lean IN favor
- fs SDni secosst. shar TIE on viii 49,
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HE Berlin papers state that early in
October IN the present year A. ordinary
sailing-boat. well known on the River
Spree will start from the Jannowitx
bridge for New York The route viii
he along the Spree. the Havel and the
Elbe % Hamburg. thence TO Liverpool.
and from Liverpool across the Atlantic
while the boat win return through the
West Indian archipelago 70 Lisbon. and
thence direct To Hamburg. the Elbe.
havei and Spree Four months have
been determined upon BY the sangufne
adventures as 4 sufficient period for the
daring voyage. which Il for the first
time 70 connect rs sister ports the great
cities Of Berlin and New York. The
first thought Of the undertaking was
due TO conversation az dinner OF the
Berlin Sailing Club. on the successful
ocean voyage OF two Englishmen or
Americans IN boat If sixteen feet In
length A Berlin banker. a LEADING
member Of the club. venfured the opin-
Ion that no German would dare 10
undertake. such = yOyaye- The man.
ASer o. great place ~ entertainment
n Berlin who wasforrnerly the captain
% German transatlantic steamer. pro
bounded = wager that he would ind
serman sailors and sportsmen who
would not shrink from the attempt "a
Quincy all the way from Berlin 70
Americ1 in little Spree sailing boat
The wager was accepted by the banker.
nd the sum fixed At 6.00c marks.
Fhich ! % be paid on the day on which
ne boat lands its passengers after the
ompleron Of their voyage al the Janno-
'irz bridge There seems 10 he no
'ck Of volunteers for the extraordinary
dyenture. and the NaffonH Ze,tna1
'afes that = naval Lieutenant and :
erin journalist are accepted a two II
ae companions Of this Frussian Odvs-
~ Boston -adrcr<issr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-15

COULD not help stopping in the
mist Of my writing Just now. to watch
some little sparrows on the porch zoo:
Just outside my window Ii Is = reyu-
lar feeding place for them. for we scat
ter crumbs there every dav. lust for
the pleasure OF their company. Ere..
the baby has CAUGHT the spirit. He J.
something like
Thar had little girI ~ Ounce
ID never WOuid nnish her crust
50 he saves his for the sparrows. II i
raining and Louie's last crust = bean
TRULY soaked Just on the edge of the
roof Down came an old moiher-spar-
row and four great baby-sparrows- I
never should have known they were
1er babies only for their actions. for
they were as big a. she was and great
deal latter. They never offered q touch
the bread but all sat In 4 row Scream
in- n their mother TO wait upon them.
with their mouths wide open
There was no reason in the world
why they should not help themselves.
only that they always had been fed bv
ner- They were not patient children.
but each seemed 70 be CRYING out : Ne
firs', mother. me frstr- in such . dis
tracing way. that the poor mother
seemed quite confused in her efforts 10
satisfy them They would hop before
one another. and catch the crumbs
from each Others mouths in very
greedy way. and If the mother tried ~
eat bite; most likely they snarchcd
that up t0o. No wonder She was very
thin and looked tired. Il least thought
% She lew Of with bite Of bread to
tamarack tree near b.. - eat II in
peace but three greedy children mr.
sued her The fourth stayed 81 the
breai- and il was funny 10 see MI ~
tempts af helping himse.f. He wor,ld
dive his bill into the brc.d AMI IT,
Jump back a 4 il hal burned him
have seen some great children about
n helpless and exaciing. and their pDor
mothers usually lookel thin and weary
and troubled From morning till ni..hf
ron will near such questions a Mother.
where = nv hisforyg' Mother. won't
ron sew on my shoe-butt0ns ~ Mother.
Won't ron sew = button on my Jacket ri
Can't YOU put mp my luncheon. I am
n such hurry Every enc III thee
hings the boys and girls could have
lone quite ~ well for themselves il
hey had only thought o. There Is no
'eason why boy should not learn "a
e~ on jacket-butfon ~ well a. hi
is.er- II j. not half % hard ~ learn
NJ % skate Or whis.le- BOYS and rirlz.
You wish your beloved mother 10
i've long and happily with you. ioin AZ
nee The Help Yourself Society. -
,apfiH Weekly.