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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

trvyrpool June I9-l2:G0 .. motion quet-MldilD
Tnlaut- NId4uug Orleans. ol'isl SAFES 4tooo bales
iuc.uIne 1UIU bales speculation ana export itV'lDt'
900 bar-. American. Futures pahhs Low MlodIlh-
clause June delivery. Ut7s4d 90 June ana Jut IeteIY
ts.gi do july ami August delivery o''eld 40 Aukui ana
september delivery 10 d, DO. september ana OcOOel u
livery Gsas,d october ana November uehNefS v~'G-
FUTURES steady.
I1FRrooI. June 1920 pmCotton F uturrs-l planus
Low Aliddnug August and oeptenDe uel'
October delivery o. 4u 10 NV cL4'eI
and December delivery. t+'sld 81, .
Juue l5-i.uU pnl-NOttoh-lho s'1u' VI e"o
day included 500 bales AmerlcdE - r.-,-,- , -
LIVERPOOL. June lp-i5U .. m.-Fut1res-J pianos. Low
Midduug July deiN cry An 90 uIy auu
Ossad do August ana orPtclDeI
s-u do. september aud october deAIFcfy oa4 w. OS'o
Ier aud November delivery. u~'a4c ....... 49, -,
AUGUSTA. Ie.-Cott0u quicti Mldlhne II Sc LN"
Mlddnng II &C. Good Ordinary, IO'c' receipts ~ Oa-oS
bales.
gALrtsORR June lp-Cottou steady. Mdding l2ilr Low
Mlddnng a.cs ORDINARY. lU1.c gross io.elPs =
bales: exports 10 Britain -,-J5 oles sales ooO OAes
STOCK. -. Jb- bale ..,.,t-.- ma. -
Addlng lie Good Ordinary IA ~ mex receipts 4J Oea'
gross. 500 bales. stJ. X, 300 ualtN .,..,,.--
CHARLESTON. June I9.-Couon quiet: Middlne l.c. Low
Middue. II &C. GOOD OtdiuafI ~ tu 80. 55
ae. gross ~ bales xpOrts COastWso lzI1 baes HAies-o
bales. stock. . sos bales ,.,tu,,o ,tzc. Tow
CAcINA All June l9Cotron quiet MndnG a. r. h ioN
MiddIug. ii Good Ordinary lOo ioSoiP'1 4''A N'
shpmenta lOJ bales. stOck. 1901 bales .. ,,z -
GALVESTON. June I0-O ottou steady MauhA' "a - i"N
Mddlng IL Good Ordinary Lei let 4VSs'D' - O~e9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

gross l43 bales exports Continent 1877 bales saie
SS7 bales stock 747O bales. - 49,
MEhPBIs June l9-Coou firm Middhlne. &c, a a
Mldiling IL SCI Good Ordinary l0sic; net receipts
Daes shipments az bales sales $50 bales stock 10 40
bales
MoBItR June !a--Cotton steady Niddling. 12cs Low
Middng Sci Good Ordinary llc net receipts - paes
~ bales exports coastWise, 80 bales sc 20 OS'
stock 1904 balesL . ,o,.
Low MIddpg ii sc Good Ordinary IL SCI recelpts 0lf
bales rOss 9I bales exports 70 Great Britain z5I DAs
sales loo bales last evening 700 bales stock. 19O'o
bales -. -
June l9.-Cotton qniet; Mlddinn ~ 'c he1 TO
cepts bales gross bales exports eoastwise lot DaeS
sales. POI bales stock. q. - bales ,,., ,ot..
PHILADELPHIA June l9.-CottOn steadyi M,unk -.
Low MiddlnG l2c.. Good Ordinary llc-i he1 i""oP''
bales gross $50 bales: stock. IL, 500 bales ,, rov
SAVANNAH June l9t'0ttOn quiet MldiuhR ihf-,, Seo
Mdding ilc Good Ordinary. O2c; net tecelp'a
bales exports cOastwise 625 bales sales 70 Daies SUM-"
5000 baes 49,
LOUIS. June 19-Cotton steady: Mdding 10 -
Mdding IL &c; Coon Ordinary lO'fe; receipS, iaIeS
Shipments 3ls bales: sales, y bales: stock, - -
WILMINGTON lg-COtton steady Middhng ~ -
Low Middnng arac., Coca Ordinary, lV's net reSop'
! bale stOCk. NlI ua.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

Good ordinary ....... 9lls Low Mdlng.-...--. l02
etIct .ooi Ordinary 1O'ie Middlng lla
Futures moderately active; closing barely steady at an
advance of ; 10 , points; sale oA-, iIlc9. Ia
III september. 12Ql Los october lL5oq ll66; No
ii5SGi 81 Ilsy. Iuces or Rings and Margins
Jun ,I II "a NoveTber is. December IL4i Janu.
ary so February. ll73 March ls1 Closing price
SSptemTer 1905 90; October ll-G2al64 November
ll45uIl4G. December lL46all47 January, lbs g;
February, lL7lGIl.7S; March lL55G4L91. Transferable
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoCR-MarKet strongly IN buy.
frsde demand limited Trade for export mainly IN low
rra0es sales. 1850 Dbs Including 40. DG% Tor e1
port S4uot@tgLs; o., - on 70 Fs,r IRA Stste
81 1880 20; Good TO Fancy do 50 50Gss Common
80 uGss 50 Common 10 Good Extra Round Hoop ono,
~ 7oas5 7O Good 10 Choice do. 80 ,oGs9 Common TX
ira Minnesota IL 7OGS5 o.; Clear. Gs5; Rye Mixture
- as Bakers Extra 50as7 straight - 75ass 20;
F Il saSs5 IS Good to very cnoce Family Pat
Winter Wheat Extra u jOesy 10 City MI EKlr9 Tor
patent 81 - IS marker closing dun sample new
duce Exchsnge ana submitted to-day X l. Lyermore
Soonan 50 T UrHERS FLO fG buyers sht
port ana I1ggns .rSas sfand GOD q Choice ~ OSs 10
pIri Tor Southcrn delivery. FLOUR unchanged
- COKN MEAL sales 100 Dbls Choice Yellow
FSREiGN FRUITS -sa.es by auction. 900 Men.
ton NessnA and Pal rmo LemOns - coast % and LOO
GRAiS-wHEAI-M Market 9.all4c. better; light export
count oi9 10 bs fpnye 81 900 bush cash inciudg
Uner1ded Winter Red, - l5asl All steamer No Red
j. delivered - 49, - 43l4 for certificate 20 Red,
1G$l go Mixed WINTER. " 9 Cpgf1afd me
Rcd June = al =, closing - , 90 July 81 = 3
Ing II 10 b; 40 september i-aSl es4. closing 81 ls'i
GO ocoOg o dosing eiP R3E % dun '' se. to! S
taua0a Sc buyers at 80 I'll MA - lmet IN
- CORN-MaIket ia e higher no export trading Only a
atve account sales o5eo 900 bush cash including CD
ir,.i.,stor - Lc delivered 'out today No While
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

Ciaccr CoCGr OF TIE UNITED STATES;

FAsrtEN DISTRICT Of TEXAS, GALvEsrOS.}
In obedience decree COnrt entered the I'D
day Of March lss IN the cause 1hen pending tIere n1
Trustees COmplainants. The Galveston Houston ana
Henderson Railroad Company OF IsI defend inL ! %i
O'Clock meridian Of said day al The CITY OF Galveston on
Cont at public cutlery 10 the highest best bidder for
ciTn 9opsr Of The sd RAILROAD Company used Tor
railroad purposes ana an ~ tanehs anu pr0IerH non
held 10 Ice hereafter constructed and tcqure situated Ia
inter ecton Thirty and Marketsts, III the CITY OF
1iiy.-,ol I'm t f,ct or briae acrs said av to
land. at or near virginia Point thence n"Tthery
and into the city OF Houston, through Mch nney ST.
to point which II the road is extended that general III
recton, viii connect WITH and ntefsect with The Houston
Northern Railroad also from point near lus-st III le
Buffalo Bayou Railroads.&c. or avenue to point OF
connection with The main line Of The Houston and Texas Cen
city Houston through or over which the railroad 81 th
Company may Dee hereafter located; en-.
brlcns ana neadns herein the bras9 eendPs acT ,6
an 9q Id t 9cro..7 IulS BAYOU and ali
and all renewals re0uldngs ana rePacenents OF san
sites thereof or any where near the same. .,,
Also night way amt land occupied by said raj
road aud appurtenah,es htreuhio oelohss AN, AZ d
acquired appertang or which may mel eael DE- a3lneu
srctures erectons fixtures together with ali the
purenance nights and privileges thereunto belonging al
ali and singular the locomotives tenders passenger
.ar- freight and al other carriages tools
owned which shall hereafter be owned oy SAD
company and any way relating appertaning or be-
longing connected with SAIL RAILROAD Or the running OF
operating the same. -.
rents Issues income tolls profits currency mon
eys rights and advantages derived or 10 DC derived
had received by said Company IN an, way or
said property, premises and franchises Will be sold In
parcel = entirety
said the purchaser Will De qured 70 pay III money
IN the following order OF priority . ..t.
OF the costs and made IN TINS
including the expenses OF the sale.
due for loans and advances made by t1e
cOmpainans amounting the lst daV OF January loo- 10
g6 7gl st. 10 cent annum from inc
made the time VI payment anu sucu
further necessary be advanced before the sac WIN
81 Tie amount due holders Of the coupons which
maured prior January 1850 with interest from The nrsl
day January sS the amount due that date a. stated
cent 10 date OF payment Dens the
OF sl55927 ~. ,...--- Al -. -
After the received and 10 II sufficient 10 pay
the pnor claims herein established VIZ he costs OF SUIT
and compliments and solicitors the loans
and made by tine complaints the coupons ana
interest maured prior January l. loSO then tbe
bonds aud coupons maturing after January 1850 secured
by the mortgage be received rata "a part OF SAID
being the amount bid bears 70 the whole
debt after providing the cash payments above required
mn 1G isS2 T.. DART,
Special Master.
" A COWDREY No. Wal-st.. New-York tity,
EDWARD T. AUSTIN Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
ErRoTEAN MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL June 1872 o. m.-POrk-Prime Mess EAster1
steady az 92 Western. steady az So Baeon-
Cut steady az 56.: Short ltD dun AZ Dos Long Cleh
steady SIS short Gear steady AT 81 Hams-L0nH nv
hrmer 69 Shoulders steady at al Bee-lnda Mess tea
49,. Extra Mess rmer &C 1876; Prime Mess sIeaiY At
Lard-Prime Western steady AZ 5S6d Iau0w-Pi wy
43 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steady at 80 I'd ltost-
Pine dull lOL Common dur 5d Cneese-Am Cnoiue
dun at 80. Lard On-NOne here FOur-EXta state. uuli
at 1894 Wheat-NO White. steady az 10 "a. 80 sDrn
ar 3D. Western steady az 10 10 Corn
Mixed dun 81 d for oo spirits TurDenune az LONDON
steady at 40.
LIVERPOOL. June l9-Recelpts Of Wheat for the WeeA'
From Atlantic ports $500 quarters rom racine potu'
2o5O quarters from other sources 10000 quarters Cof
$4,000 quarters - ,,.,,r,s
LONDON June 1880 D. m.-Cacutta Llnaeed 4@9li2 20,
Petroleum. 5isG1 LSL Sprts OF q
roleIm. 7d07 ID. per gall Common Rosn 90 ~. TSo
KOsin B3d 069d sperm OH, G7iH415 per tom lAseea Ou
9z3 10 per spirits TurpeDune 339d per cWI lao"'
50. per cwt -. -.- a..
1ne pale American WcOxs Lard closed al lao francs per
100 EOs -,
BREMEN June awIcoxs Lard closed at 50 marks per IIO
pounGs. PeIrUeun MARKS ~ pienInga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

The large receivers Of Cattle during the week were NJ
berg CO.. sec head ~ MorEs !t2 heaq yS'fPL 90
ass head / l. -ade 427 head Meyer kegenstein $50
pea. Jersey ttty-F samuels for self. lG Illinois steers
ia d. al sssc. 81 DO l2l4 70. at -2c, and 81 per
h. Al &C. per head - DO, l,-5j D. At 444c' 50 d.
IL westheimei for Lehman Bros u Ohio steers Grass
fed Los D. al - o. ID 49, lleo 10 @l ~ g. % u IL
a. sy = McPherson iir A. q j. Chryste 20 Ohio steers
81 I'm Al ISr Is b Tor Lehman Bros. Ohio l4j6
d. at ltc, 81 10 40 l'Gg TO- az 80 , 10 10 At
for k Maynes Illinois steers ~ n al u &C. % n, less
SIS G. Jo-iyn illinois 7tees Los H. al isc % ID
90 100 H. = i1tc 49, i d. IA IN - c 40 i 1cp
Western steers 1914 n. 81 3c SO n l. do 1913 H. at
for selves Illinois steers 1877 at Ije. - M do 1855
n At 10, iess Per head iS Long q Vest - Cincinnati
NJ tclsnilh Cor .e 3. Team 80 n. at Ice 80 n 10
Ncwton & GletJ FOR NJ Jlman: Illinois steers, LOO n,
81 SIC q ao a. Al e. e. i95 Pif d o qS OF
IL &C. les 2o' per ,a1 90 u - -' 49, 10; sem fd
SEER se5 H.! 2 HS az A. 81 D. to y b. Ba
l25I u. az &c. 1--we weight
sherman CuIver. ior y Morris. - Kegtueky stu ers
Per head 20 DO OJ' b. at i'f 40, ~ 3D. ~ H. sS lot
per mead Lehman ONO steers ljlO No. at lDc
h. At llc. 81 10. i 1850 u at l5c. commission
s. n do SO No. al i4sc; $40 Il63 n at &c 81 b. 40
il75 u. al l3c T. do D. ll5 u ~ &C and q pei head II
+ -ailer Co. Tor H. p Lindsay IS TEXANS ss3 n at
steers ll49 No. l3ifc 56 ~ Tor J. Klaus Kentucky
SIM led steers i7a H. l4isr 5O ID; for Noe Il III
mol. steers j, D. % ac, o. 10 for g. " rader ~ in
cinna suffers Ia o. at IL c 30 D. less = PEI head Is
DO D. 40 &C. g. L Bulls, LISP n az &c, Tor A.
caldwell; Indiana steers u. 70, 81 l5 90 D. 10 90
%. 1890. lO do. LOO ~. al lJc FOL = BOWL
Outside KentuckJ S.lllcrs J37 H. az 10 &c, 81 o.,
-hambcIg Co Tor elves Texans so TO- az Ja-c -
n les. .Oe per head $50 100 do, -6j o. a.
9t.c 81 D. COrued Colorado Steers, LBS ~ ~ 80 90
SO Missouri steers l2sj Il, at lac % d. Iess - pes
head. ~ 100.
sales AZ G0h-st-D WaiNel for J. d. WaiKeli 70 stl.-
h. at &C. 81 D. ~ Illinois steers, 1914 q. at By, 81 d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer North Rircr, Vessels and RGiir01ds.
Ntw-YouK. MONDAY. June 10. 1899.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHFS-Qulet ard UNCHANGED 49,
CbrFFf-Elo more active. seadicr, Ordinary 70 Primo
cars "a lOlfc intending tar at 9ic; on spot sales 20
IA. eek Uo--e 81 bars Euclid. luOi bags eN Long
ha-,t lOlo bags DO. and go bags eH DO, Oh ptae
terms. $50 sold at 1lJc 100 bags 10 '4Oc
,uirawal- gJl Rio Ros-e 120l Bags santos *
d.. and 500 bags Besei stock mere 1904 Dag
olus Quote 7zOa7 i0c. June, 80 f.4Oc for july
aid Z tda745c. August. bld and asked; Exchange
-uues Min trades uulrt for most grades put
um. held ltJU bags SAVANNA so1 On private terms Lid
sugrrl and MaraclIno IL, lsC.; lIla ga &C.
7CoIIO\-rpot Cotton tIm AID unchanged demand good
s,lc- 6jG bale zoo SATURDAY evening". including
m bales for xpOri bales io: spinning and l1IO bales
Ion speculation Delivered Oh contract -Vl bdes tecepis
a. te ,orf TODAY ZN bales. against = 100 bales THIS day
i-r wee, AND 4as7 year; since September
500 bales against J,JJU65j baiesIOrGhe same period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

Total ush........... 47ls,CS3 4.25O'i45 5'l0a4O5
HAY AND sTRAW-The RECEIPTS are good, ana some &C
cumulaton is noted Prices are unsettrd We quote o
Medium Prime Timothy 1udJ. shipping 1Ihues, ~
cite clover 4OGlo No. / Rye straw 7U911o, short
do, 5J1UOc- Oat straw, G4Oc.
HIDE5-IiaYc a moderate about steady heufts.
HOPs-AH prices have ruled very firm The offerings are
restricted. and The reports Indicate hnWtAhc
Ia the growing crop. Crop Of 1851, Choice 81 g5oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
1--WE STOCK MARKET.
For u4c vee1 ending Monday, June 10, 1882.


fl Fri
flcavcrage was estimated 90 lu'+c -- go -.
EIFNE~-Nccep yesterday ana To-Day were - cars az
T.r-ey tty. and g. at blt--L. making ftVt hra
Monday. The arrivals Tine past week
~cr.o 7t4 head than last werk AMI 't head les tiI
ing week last The hr ten ial grades
al Cattle Monday was lO owed 10y larry steady ildIAet on
Wtre-qly fOr Common tO Far Natives. with Texans
fr.r,iou hiahtr while Good and Prime tonlrd Steers
ab.,d weakness which Amounted 10 decline on FRIDAY
~ rra~fv c Der these with general downward
tendency ali grades before The close oI ihc mar
In ilr,u.l very few cft unsud o be carried
cars were yricd cary, rs the Pens lv1na road not
arriving Al jersey city until u a. n lille the ast Tram
ri. aIptarance 40 about IL O'Clock Eleven
car oil fe Hut-t receipts for exporter ana - ears
direct -augit rrr, lea ing 80 cars Tor sale lIir
anil ID, but the offerings
tnn holg slowly and settled down 60 Oidiaslonep dF@
time 90 examine the herds anu ha2g"
prices without Ter oi getting el ou ~
IN. oa cattle Texans an Common Natves hli
and prime = errs dragged all the morning with decline
fora be close nearly IT, per b AT least ~ ears we're
,r-,ld Texans ranged IRON y 10 lpc, 10
en- * n Poor 10 Good -lt"d cattle sold III lO0 &C.
H. de.s "a b, 10 and Poor Prime Cornrd and 'rlasied
Nanves at il@i'''e, .-, ures Steer: SO4 af 1GS
i,-i.c 10 dress J1dJS n Eight Choice cattle,
sold al l6sc 10 dress % N. several cars OF
I'm h changed D.. D6c. The fact that 10000 cattle
ve breu the past exclusive oi what exporters
- ned. shows mat ing back To the
Labit of beef with Oh time regularity. Exporters
and gradual increase IN shipments may
he eyue, that prices likely 10 rule lower anu
6gbg ch 4nce small profit on beef IN The English
markets looms 10 above The loIlIol .,,----. D.. L..
No exports OF 1--we stock or fresh meat rom THIS port oJ
and none reported for tomorrow.
~ Teeks sbipments Live Cattle and sheep and
Dressed Beef Mutton and Hogs were a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
LoNDON WOOL sALEs.

IoSDoN June l9-The following are the Wool sales o.
wednesday detail; 3442 bales Port Philip LOO
secured. IA I'd Q22d: greasy ID 81 ID locks anu
pieces d Cd; 24Jl bales NewIealand-Fleece @2l
ia; secured I5ddlIId greasy. 72ddl2 locks and
pieces 6l2da I'd; 500 bales Sydney-Fleece - "a
secured l5lddl ia; greasy. sldHl 2d 300 Dsles
CaDe-scouTed ida Cd, greasy 2d0td $40 bales ~
tOnan-Fleece lod4 Od; secured, l3d0zj greasy o2u@
l.}lod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

ToxpON June Iq-l2:} BOP m-Consos 1OOaie for money
ana luU5ta Tor the accounts Atlantic ana Great eseih
second mortgage certificates - Erie Ir' 90
second cou-os g6i2 New ork Central 80 y IennsyI
wanna Central 6OA4 Reading SIS NeW-l ORR OnAIlO alu
e,reru 25 Nj waukce IT. Paul common. ll"-2
LONDON June lJJUp m.-Parl- divccs quote tArre por
ceur rcui.s al 81 francs 20 ceutme for Tie account
LONDON june l9-4:u T. r.-Auautlc ana "ita' We-I'tH
first mortgage trustees certificates, - IL DO second 34
Now YORK Central I3J syvanla Central tOei New
YORK. OutarlI and Western, p .. $780,
LONDON June l9--:uu D. n.-Paus aivicsi quote three
per cent rentes II francs for tas account
l9Ihe statement Of the lnIeflal italA Vi
GERMANY shows increase specie OF $4,000 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

Articles marked thus in the free list, - 500
Total tons since opening Of navgaon- $500 l3gs 90
fl3lHa- 7's'
cleared see Openg l@oIJo9 loI-94O
Canal opened April IS. 1852; May g. ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
financial.
A GAS STOCKS.

All New.York and Brooklyn stocks and also all kai'
Of Brooklyn investment securities, dealt In by
GEORGE a. PRENTIsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

rAN FRANClsCO, June To- lss2.
THE Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
i has declared diyicond No -, Of PITY CENTS PER
able the Zth inst Eastern stockholders OF
will De paid the oce OF Laldaw Co. IA Waist.
New-iOTk
Transfer books wiz close on the I'm Inst.
W. w. TRANLOR, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY, I
NO. 20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, June 7. lSs2. (
EHF Board OF Directors OF this Company
have this day declared QUARTERLY DIylDESD u
ONEAND ONk-uALF PER CENT FIRST AND
SECOND PREFERRED STOCKS OF this Company. pay
able the Mercantile Trust company No 10 broadway
Transfers vii Is O'Clock p H. reopen Judy
3. al 10 O'Clock
D. W. McWILLIAMs
Treasurer.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-20
An Arab Dhow.

Imagine a curiously shaped boat, par
tally covered in, high in the stern and
low at the bow, suggesting to a nervous
mind q treacherous purpose of diving
beneath the first treacherous wave.
There IS very heavy lateen sail held up
by rotten ropes, which occasionally
startle the crew and passengers by
breaking and letting their whole burden
crash down upon deck. The water
leaks in at every point Unfortunately,
requiring four men to bail night and
day. There are eighty: passengers,
where, according to Western notions,
thirty would be a superintendent cargo.
From stem to stern there rises a combi-
nation of abominable smells truly sicken-
ing; the rotten wood of the dhow, the
accumulated grease and filth of years,
the bige-water, and the effiuvia from
the perspiring skins of the crowded
negroes-all contribute to an effect
which words cannot describe. Such
were the horrors which awaited me as the
dhow left Mikindany behind. When at
last my usual attack of seasickness laid
me low, really felt that that otherwise
unwelcome sensation might sometimes
be reckoned a boon and blessing. The
worst, however, was vet to come. As
Ab GC1 Ia 4 NAD FFAbAA oCAAA|5
into my camp bedstead, which we had
contrived to stow under sort of after
deck (there was only about eight inches
between my nose and the flooring over
head). l had just begun to dose off,
when an uneasy consciousness of strange
sensations dawned upon me. Soon L
was made only too painfully certain of
the presence of some of the most Objec-
tionable companions of man in all lands.
One well-knOwn species swarmed over
me with pertinacious purpose; another
kind, of more lively nature, in their
excitement at the discovery of thin
skinned subject decided variety from
the leathery niger integument-skipped
about with playful glee, prospecting
here and there as the humor suggested;
then, to crown the whole, before / left
that wretched bunk, a creeping sensa-
ton set in about the roots of my hair,
which at first made me imagine it was
about to stand on end with horror of my
situation, but which, alas! turned out
to be a still more real aggravation of my
tortures.-G0Od Words.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-20
About Roses.

All roses flower more profusely if Wig
orOusly pruned. 1t is best to cut the
old wood with an unsparing hand, for
the handsomest blossoms will spring
from fresh growth and young shoots
from the roots will bear the largest
cluster of buds. Hybrid perpetuals re-
quire to be pruned as soon as their first
flowers have faded so as to produce a
good display of buds and blossoms in
September. They have no claims to the
title perpetual as they never bloom
but twice in the year and rarely that,
unless they are highly fortified and
closely cut back when they have ceased
to bloom in early summer They are
the most desirable of summer roses be-
cause they have so luxuriant a growth
and possess the charms of brilliant col
orings and fragrance. Great advance
has been made during the past few
years in their varieties, which are now
numbered by hundreds in the English
and French floral catalogues, and our
own florists offer them in large numbers
and at very low prices. Ten cents will
often buy a fourishing young plant
which, in two or three years if properly
treated, will become a large bush.
'fGen. -Jaequemont'' is a perpetual
whose flowers are known to all lovers
of roses and are in much demand for
winter bouquets. Among other desir-
able varieties are "Arma Slexieff, +"
''Beauty of Waltham," ''Boule de
Nieze,' Coupe d'Hibe.'' Edward
Morren," ''Jules Margottin,' La
France" ''Mabel Morrison" mime.
Lacharme," mime. Charles Wood,
''Marie Baumann, ''Baronne de Roths-
child" and Reynolds Hole" The
last mentioned was named for the
famous English rOsarian who cultivates
some of the finest roses in England and
takes the prizes at all the rose exhibit
tions in his vicinity, and it is a rose of
remarkable beauty. None of this class
of roses require protection during the
winter, but they will do better another
year if they are covered about the roots
with manure which can be dug into the
ground early in the spring. Large
bushes of roses should be tied up to
stakes made either of small pine-trees
or of wood painted green. Watering
with liquid manure will increase the
beauty of roses at this season. That
made from the horse stable or the hen
rOost will be more fertiIizing than any
other. Do not put it on too strong,
else it will do more harm than good. 1t
is a good plan to fill half-barrel one
quarter full with manure and add a
pound of copperas to it to keep the
worms away; fill it up with water and
put it on the plants twice a week, tax
ing care not to touch the leaves. Make
the watcr the color of weak coffee if
horse manure is used, the color of weak
tea if hen manure is SPRING
field Mass. Republican.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-20

were induced to return to the company
and though neither appeared perfectly
satisfied with the new arrangement, a
more harmonious feeling was soon re-
stored.
II think said Mrs. Crutchings,
thoughtfully-" think Byzantine the
prettiest female name in the world. It
was the name of the heroine of novel
which l wrote at boarding. and
never had published, The girls used to
90 wild over it.
And" said Grandma Jones. pen
sively, there is, in my opinion, no no
bler-sounding name than Hamilton. 1
had lover of that name-mys first
loTer-whom my papa forbade my mar
rying.o
So the twins were called Hdgniltou
7Haddeus Peter. and Byzantine Jane Je-
7-glShG
But there no foreseeing the course
of human events, and to this day the
Jones twins are known to all their ac-
quaintance by the twinkle abbrevia-
tons of Ham and Eggs Saturday
Night