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An Unfortunate Resemblance.

An incident that occurred in this city
recently strongly illustrates the decep
tiveness of appearances. A prominent
business firm was informed that an en-
ploye with whom they had disagreed,
and who was no longer in their employ,
had been seen on several occasions en-
teripg their place of business at an early
hour in the morning. The informant, q
keen-eyed merchant, said that several
other persons had seen the clerk enter
the building and had spoken of the act
as boding no good. Finally the watch
full neighbor appraised one of the proprie-
tors on certain morning that the object
of suspicion had just unlocked the door
of his old place of employment and dis.
appeare within. An investigation was
made, and disclosed, to the surprise of
his vigilant friend, another employee, sur
prisingly like the fallen angel in dimen-
sions and appearance, but in good and
regular standing and hard at work at his
legitimate duties. If this satisfactory
solution of the mystery had been pre-
coded by any unexplained destruction of
the firms property, four or five men of
undoubted veracity would have testified
to the eliminating action of Dremo the
first, and stigma would have marked
him that might have been ineffaceable.-
Troy Times.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-03-30
Extraordinary Adulteration.

Some striking facts concerning the
adulteration of tobacco and the bella
donna drug were commented upon in a
current number OF q sanitary journal in
this city. 1t has been discovered, ac-
cording to this journal, that every year
in Thuringia, Germany, thousand tons
of beet leaves are transformed into to-
bacco and sold as such, and other local
tiles chiccory and cabbage leaves are
employed to make the fragrant weed"
Recently in England a government an
alyst found that certain stuff in Smith
field as tobacco proved to be the leaves
of diaphoretic plant, which had been
transformed into tobacco to save the loss
which would otherwise have been in
Cured through inability to sell the
plant as drug. This sort of adultera-
drugs. Some of the belladonna imported
from Japan to this country was found
to be, instead of belladonna, but the root
known as ''Scapolia Japonica," distin-
guishable from the genuine drug by the
large circular scars on the root. It was,
however, mixed with true belladonna
and sold as the genuine drug, although
such mixture was injurious and should
have been avoided in all cases. A SINH
lar adulteration of belladonna was dis
covered in London not long ago when
some doctored drug was offered to whole
sale druggists as the genuine root. They
detected the fraud and refused to pur-
chase it, whereupon it was successfully
disposed of to an herbist doing an extern
sive business. The latter mixed it with
real belladonna, and then sold it in the
provinces, the deception succeeding be-
cause the resemblance of the mock drug
to the real one was so great that taste
mainly was the only means OF detecting
the adulteration. New York Times.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-03-30

Mrs. Lincoln, who raised and petted .
pair of lion cubs on Howard street few
years ago, on Thursday paid visit to
ore of them, the lion Emperor. The
huge beast recognized her and manifest
ed his delight by the most extrayagant
demonstrations. He licked her hand,
sprang mp and, placing his paws on the
grating, tried TO force his head between
the bars. Mrs. Lincoln laid her face
against his vast jaws and put her arms
through the bars around his neck, and
the m0nstrous animal purred like ct.
He put ont his paw to shake hands" at
his mistress's command, and then. = II
ovsroome with joy. lid down and Follod
oysr md on, uttering nashville qnour
littls uun1g and orowls, end behaving
sltegs1hes Like fRisky kittsn. Bos1os
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-03-30
ALL SOR rs.

The Jewish population of the United
States is. 2 900.
Three degrees of mining speculation
Positive, mine; comparative, miner; SUI
perlative, minus.
The time for whi,h Denis Kearney
was paid for keeping his mouth shut has
expired. Make new contract with
him.
Denver man: The aesthetic bowie
knife is a paper cutter. It would be of
no use to you. You cannot afford to be
aesthetic.
When a man owns setter dog, you
can generally rely ON whatever he says
about ordinary matters. All his ability
to lie he expends on the dog.
A Denver reporter asked Alice Oates
how old she was, and she said, II am
o." Why she didn't say 16, we don't
seel Folks would have believed it just
as quick.
A North Carolina man shot himself be-
cause his wife would not pull off his
boots. Now all the women in the State
will be refusing to pull off their hus-
bands boots.
The craze for possessing pet monkeys
is raging at present, and when man
gets it nothing but owning one of the
critters for q couple of hours, can cure
him of the mania.
It is hard to personate and act q part
long, for where truth is not at the bot
tom, nature will always be endeavorlng
to return, and will peep out and betray
itself one time or another.
A Philadelphia woman fell and re-
ceived injuries in q street car in which
she had to stand. A jury has given her
$4,000 damages. Can't your wife
work that racket and raise money.
Wild beasts are thinning the focks and
herds OF Montana graziers to such an ex-
tent that there is is serious talk Of get
ting Ssnksy to go out there and sing, in
the hope OF driving them away.
1t il stated that persons under the use
of ether are prone TO confess their crimes.
II this fact becomes known, it will be
impossible to induce more than one per-
son in ten thousand to take the stuff.
"What is the matter with Dadgers?"
was asked on the announcement that
this very dull parson had fallen i'll.
"Oh, don't know" was the reply.
''but I'm sure it isn't Bright's disease. :"
The st. Louis bill-posters are at war
With each other. They are having many
lively brushes, and using not very
fiowery language. but it 10 doubtful II
paste to indulge in such contests.
"Whewl coming up these stairs takes
the wind out of me, remarks the gentle
man who climbs to the editorial room TO
<,;~yo eav;co ahouk runninO kho .,~ro~
$50 glad, says the editor shaking him
by the hand; and the gentleman thinks
the editor i glad to ses him. Boston
Globe.
John v. L., 0ro@sbeck. sWhy dc
editosu ~ 70 Idly" John, you think
il smort 20 ~ that ornel ques@ion, but
" VIII onovor \, although suoh COS.
tiooo ~ ~ do1oEve - angwor. U&1ooG1
4! I! = lily $3.50 ~ ~ - - =
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-03-30
Attacked by Wasps.

A most extraordinary incident took
place early on Thursday morning last,
when Lord Galway's pack of foxhounds
were engaged in cub-hunting. His
lordship, who hunts the pack himself
with the assistance Of the kennel hunts
man, Sam Morgan, and two whips, was
sitting ON his horse in Hundred Acres
Cover. near Mr.. Foljambe's scat ct o.
berton, whilst the pack were drawing
the wood. His lordship fancied he
heard Q swarm Of bees, but took no no.
tice until be was alarmed TO find his
horses launches covered WITH wasps.
He Immediately galloped Of to try to
get rid Of them, and brushed them away
with his hands and whip stock. but to
very little purpose, - the horse was SO
badly stung, Is was shown by scores of
swellings, which came up like knots all
over il. that IL had to be sent home for
treatment. His lordship escaped with
only three stings on his neck, and,
mounting another horse, the party killed
: bracs q toxss before going home TO
brsakfasI. II Land and Watsf.
Idt1ls Bobby, who talhs dang for tho
who1o fnmily, I'D - his father ~ other
nt0h1. ss1hoeo ~ Nxod gonsg, afn't
49,. pGraT ~ Vnioh ~ f11hee ~
~ En-. BSSby.s Ala fken -
yess9 snsesl aabsd, "Ass ~ wen
AA943
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Vancouver Independent.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF Cry AND COUNTY.
Vancouver. Clarke County, Washington
Territory.
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Real Gstalc n0anteo.

XyTANTED.-For investment Business prop
w ertv below Canal.st also wanted lots suitable
for factory purposes Rutland & WHITING No. . Beck
man-st.
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. July 2-P. ".


Business at the Mining Stock Exchanges iast
week WAS not so active rs it during the preced
inc week but there was no backsdng from the
imnroyed tone and character OF the markets. when
the preceding two weeks had developed The trans
actions have been dull but have indicated some
intended new deals in a few of the low-puced
stocks and Central Arizona and the Tuscan Stocks
connected with Robinson and the State Line shares
for conspicuous positions in the markets. and made
handsome advances on the weeks dealings. Prices
for the general list of shares were Irregular ana
Auc,uating Among old favOntes in tins Market
and stocks which give some promise OF a resumption
90 dividends, Rising Sun and Gold Stripe were par
ticnlarIv strong. The Coms.ocks. both hero ana At
San Francisco made little change in figures duilhg
The week bat such as they were were toward nghcr
values.
Yesterdays markets were dull. except III the Fpe-
cial stocks Robinson Consolidated sold MP 20 ~
Central Arizona declined II cents, and tho stare
Lines were weaker 2 and down to 20 cents. ana
Oriental and Miller to 20 cents. Alta Montana;
fell Ia IS cents 1uscaTOra sold up to u cents ana
then declined to 20 cents. Green Mountain WIS
steady at 2.3O and Rising sun advanced 10 20
cents. -, ., ,,ot, on
The Boards have adjourned till IL O'Clock on
wednesday, July D ,..-. C,..,,..,,. 1,os
declared rs usual monthly dividend 81 20 ceii1 per
share payable on July II, at the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company.
sALES AT me MINING EXCHANGES
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Lonrfellow's intimate friend, John Owen,
rendered valuable assistance to Dr. Austin IN the
preparation of the Doctors Life of Longfeliow -
n volume which will be brought out this month by
Lee & Shepard.
Micheet's continued popularity in France may be
inferred from the fact that Paris printer has Just
signed contract for an edition Of 10000 copies OF
his "Histoire de France" and his e." Historic de Ia
Revolution Francaise,' with illustrations. at the
amazing price of nearly $40 volume.
"The Lambs" is the title of a satire on Wall
Street operations which Mr. Robert Grant has con-
tributed to the forthcoming number OF me century
Mr. Grant win be remembered as the author OF the
"Confeseions of a Frivolous Girl " and Of - The
Little-Tiu-Go
DIR. Dawson Turner's "Rules OF Simple Hygieno
mud Hints and Remedies for the Treatment OF Com
mon Accidents and Diseases" is to be reprinted
Immediately in This country by Macmillan * 90
The little book has been revised and corrected by
twelve eminent medical men connected with hospi-
tails in London.
Nobody ever sees Mr. Ruslsin's books on sale in
the London Stops for the simple reason that the
eminent critic boycotted the booksellers and the
book .ellers retortel by boycotting hun. The kuS-
kin Society of Manche ster have arranged with Il
local bookseller to keep Mr. RnslIin's works In
stock.
II is much 10 be feared that Victor Hugo is not
sisinclined to pose little IN his charming old age.
At dinner the other night some one drank 10 the
health of the master OF the house who turning 10
Francois Coppee. who was seated at his night hend'
SAID: "Why should not the two poets here present
drink their own health I" "Oh, dear master" re-
piled the modest Coppee. q there is only one poet
here" "And L. asked Hugo ." do not count 7
The library left by Pepys to Magdaene College
Oxford stands on its shelves precisely as ne lei' H.
book by book. 1t is kept in room apart Wnuei
the express terms OF his will and the 5000 BOOKS
are in the handsome carved nah gany bookcases
made for him in August 1866 just before the IRE Oh
London A few are bound in morocco and veilun, ''e
restin black and gold. Whenever volume is shorter
than another it is raised upon small wooden BLOCK
painted exactly like the binding. The library Is
very rich in early printed books, but chiefly famous
for five folos of Old Ballads, classified under ten
heads Pepys was n Cambrdgeshire as well as
Cambridge man, mis- family having long been
settled at Cottenham famed for It's delicious cheese
in that county and hence the late Lord Chancellor
Cottenham Pepys) chose that title when raised 10
peeIagc.
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44hst ne 100 10 rt Thommen 10000
50h-sI s. i tSsa u smith ~ "'na'e' - $4,000
13th.-t = g22 n " OF AveC. l6NlOA3: Jas NlFy'
resree te hehrie" 'ouoA anu A.o1'' $500
Orciarf.st. " g. 20 II n OF Stanton.st Z14xS1:6i2x
rTesS,eIb aou'' schneider anu "e 10000
Doyer f,,S NO = a ,r rS"iey anu 3I95
lCCis' - 100 o y 81 2ere to Jane Van vcen no
GreenTeaye &c no - = r. Moo'o 1876
tparkrpace s. 2Dj Il OF Waitnn-aye, OOXlO" am
n frsauia say Bank e. naJy Petersen 49, 4OV
oq o s. NO 20 Ea' u'.' '1 24,75O
6th-ays 40 zoo anne nis1c W $4,000
same property sherman ana w'ie 20 - 10000
SANE property; fiass ana "ro 20 10000
Artlgrst s. 4iS 1I r. MIC o" 70 roer 1862
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Copnrtnership Notices.

BOSTON June 80 1892.
NOTICE is hereby given that the interest of
~ MI Austin GOrham in firm on the Both day
Of June. l-s2 BY the expiration OF time limited - . 40
STEVENSON, PIERSON & co.
BOSTON, June 30, lco2
have established myself in business at 81 Walst New
dealer Droker In iron and metals shall repre-
the Temple Company. Pennsylvania and other
manufacturers in New York and "A general
mission bu -ncss In that city. AUSTIN q. GORHAM.
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Clln Ecnl Gslalc for Sale.

NOR SALE-On East 5lst-st., 3stOry brown
stone fee and clear VIII trade for downtown business
nronertv and raw Inference IN cash. rutland WILT
ING. No. beekman-st --------
EIOR SALE-5tn-ave., ~ vicinity OF l4th-st.-
lnrqe apartment house continuing all improvements
and In excellent condition. rented Tor 81 per year ne
liable Investment. Apply 10 1. J. CAhPhNIbh, Do Eas'
23d-st.. II. g. A. Building.
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Dnsl'V5s Chances.
OEsIRABLE MANUFACTURING PROP

DESIRABLE MANUFACTURING PROP
ERTY FOR SALE -
Tho proprieors Of CESTkALLY LoC 5 ~, n A no
erIy oonsisting of REAL ESTATE, ENGIN RS, BOILERS
STA FTING PULLkYs and MAcHINEkY, wi h a spacious
FON DRY attached with PATTERNS &C Also the entire
STOCK OF AGRICU LTURAL IMPLEMENTS. manniac
aTed and process together with stock OF materials
OF Tie being great demand and very desirable
This opportunity OF securing well established win
good reputation the capacity OF production
can be up $50 II desired The purchaser gu
have All patents and applied for Title perfect with
impediate possession II wished. Information ~ 70 price
terms Of (Which Will be made easy en De had by
letter ~ Box Z74. Albany. d. u
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JERSEY PROPERTY.
ByA. J. Bloeeker & son
house and oubuildings with 6i2 acres OF land
WafChmig-ave, OppOs 10 RtdgeWOOdaVo, BlOOm-
GoII ~ 1. L.
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SALES AT me MINING EXCHANGES
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New ilnbIicatlors

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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882.
Price 25 cents
ETRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1881
Price 80 ceuts.
IIEsCHEN; A Tale OF an Old Castle.
Price D cents.
e0->D@A IN Price - cents.
FOUR KNITTING AND CROCHET EXTRAS
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Spece.......... l6,524'25o SSic952o Inc. 2294527O
Total exports86l5 or 1915 s5l4IsG7OI sloOssO494
Excess OF ex-
RmonthSis l49O2ssG6 299s5,35O Dec ll903s5l6
The weekly bank statement published yesterday
fails to explain the peculiarites of the preceding
statement even a gain in deposits of S3i7.400
more than the other changes call for does not throw
any light upon the discrepancy of 81 OPS. 900 in the
opposite direction that was shown in the state
ment of June "a. During the week ended on Fri
day night the result of the SubTreasuy operations
and exports of gold n net loss to the banks of
So 1874 OOO so distributed as to average loss OF
So no. 900; the statement reports a loss of
So, 1888. 100 specie but 100000 gold was sent to
Canada during the week, so an actual known loss of
over 81 600 900 specie appears in the statement as
an average of So. s33 100, and that without allow
ing for any shortage week ago from the
amount reported in the statement of that date I he
interior movement of currency was little il favor
of New-York while the Sub-Treasury gained
only $347, 1927 average $297.000l there
fore decrease of $4,000 in legal-tenders
that is reported indicates that the principal receipts
from the interior were in National bank notes. lg-
norlng all preceding statements, the changes shown
by the present report of entirely recon-
C liable with the known movements of money last
H.
with falling averages for cash. The notable fea-
ture of the statement is the large expansion
$4 167, 500 in loans, which, counting on the other
side of the ledger as deposits, maintained them OF
figures which loss of SIS 73O,7OO In cash to
reduce the surplus reserves by the sum of
So $50 225 and leave them at So, 43l O25, against
$6,9ll 300 at the corresponding date last year.
The following are the comparative totals OF the
statements of June "a and July Il:
gune q july, boz Differences s,
specie. -. - 569576O0 56.l24.60O peo 2S3S,l 100
IegaLtenders . 2O,646.4O0 96.64S8O0 Dec. S97. 600
Deposits So 3O449l 900 806.36D, 90 Ino $4,000
Circulation. ls662.S00 laA69 900 Dec. $4,000
The following shows the relation between me
total reserve and the total deposit liabilities
Jupe %. Juiy Changes.
suecie $685. 500 s56i34. 300 Dec. SEQ 800
Legaltenders.- 26546,4OO 25.64Ss0O Dec eo'ooo
Total reserve. ss6 100000 ssI77SsOO Dec. ss7So7oo
AGAINST dspsts 7el22.760 7o,S49276 Inc. 2lo626
surplus.... s93sI25O s64SI.O25 Dec. s3.96o.22S
The banks now hold in cash-specie and legal-ten-
ders-Sl 754 600 less than the sum held year ago
| The loans now are SGT 600.s0O less than then
| and the deposits arc 81 ,097 300 less so that
the reserve required by the % per cent rule no
| SIO2743 1926 less than IL was year ago. put
| the surplus OF reserve now Ii p, 4SoZ'o SnaiaS
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gnstrnctlou.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
BOOKKEEPING, Arithmetic, Penmanshlp :;
private Lessons; open all summer; special inducements
oner 10 voung men wishing acquire hOIOUsh
education aunug the summer months MiiiIalAN >
COUNrING-ROOMS. Lbs lroadN az Room ol
MIR. NewelPs Classical and Scientific school
WI I55 West 4Sd.st scientific Department. Professor
Ualiock Number limited.
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WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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than wac then, and the proportion Of total reservs
now is 26.77 against 5000 per cent at tie same
date of 1881 '
The following are the totals OF the statement.
at the corresponding date for nrecedInR Yeara.

1 mere was no cnange laSt week III tho general
monetary situation But at the Stock Exchange
money was more active and call loans ranged from
zig tO . per cent, IA per cent being the prevailing
rates In che last days. This was not unnatural Ia
view of the usual preparations for halfyeariy ds-
bursemer;s by corporations for interest aud diyi.
dends, and IL might have been much worse If the
banks had not so literally expanded their loa-,s
The effect of Treasury disbursements for intar, 4
felt yesterday and cary III the week a largs
sum Will be ~ ire market from payments on ne.
count or the 18th call for bonds the Treasury az
Washington yesterday having forwarded checks r.,
IS, 2S0,SJO on account of bonds lncludedln tbe
call. The total amount remaining unpaid of the
lO7th to I13 calls inclusive Is about ~ OOo 600
On the other hand the disposition of banks 10 retire
circulation by deposits WI the Treasury of lawfnI
money and withdrawal Of boJds, seems To be ON fhe
increase last week the Withdrawals OF bnuds Ia
posted to secure bank-DOte circulation evc-edna
the amount OF new deposits by $2,Ol6OO0 The
domestic exchanges, while still ruling nonlina;lv
against New-YOrk, are not sufficiently So except az
tine East TO amOvement of funds 10 this centre
and with any increase in the movement of cram
and provisions toward the seaboard. the exchanges
VIII quickly turn against Us. The foreign ex-
changes last week, in view Of the condition of tho
import ana export movements not only at New-York
but OF the whole country as shown above un-
accOuntaby weak Inc relative prices of secun-
ties abroad and at home iall to furnish a salts
factory explanation, because they favored the i'm
pOrtatlOn OF American securities. TOWar the close
of the week, however there was more sieldiness In
the markets. with some indications of an advance
in rates.
The continuation of the frright-handIers' strike,
anu lOs spIea" 10 paItenls Oh tfdhsporlton
companies, serve TO check business in commercial
and mercantile circles This is particularly truc Of
the movements in this city. The speculatIons in
grain. however, at the Western centres, developed
greater activity and increased Strength IL is well
known that there are impending corners for July
deliveries Of wheat and corn Therefore, It Is nos
surprising hat the options for that month are held
at firm figures. But it Is noteworthy and hardly
TecOncilaOie with the glowing accounts OF crop
PROSPECTS that are furnished to this section of tue
country, thai the prices both of wheat and corn, de-
lIverable all the year, made greater advances dur
ing last week than for any Of the earlier options.
The following shows the closing prices at Chicago
for the respective options III wheat and corn OF sat
urday, June "a. and yesterday:
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Saturday, July I, 1882.
The following sales were held ut the Exchange
salesroOm to-day:
By Richard !. Hdrnct
62storv dwellings with plot Of land Nos lO1 10 Ill
q G"S I hmm 0o "a .. s4sl27