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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-23

rAHCERs AND JUNIORS Rem IvEn
and radically cured, without the ue ~
Treatment Of Cancer u the most sue ;e,Si2'
and only reliable method known. -psci-
mers Of Cancer removed BY This pro-
NAV be seen by calling ~ my Office AM
r1o;Isite inform alton obtained. Ctnc'S ann
Tnpors. Hemorrhoids or Piltt, Dysp.rslt :;
Diseases OF tire Liver. Gnporrhea- snd an
forms Of Syphilitie DissUss4 Loss OF MAO
hond, etc successfully trested
References and festinnouiah furhthel
my offce, J do no; c atm IN he 'oc,or "ca-~
Ali. - bot IN my specialty. Cancer 90 e'Nn
=" DR. Y. 4. 8CSAR
dsEg.b FreeporL Hsrfson Co. OHIO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-23
nYOUNG Bl0ODS."
The Cay Life Led by Sons at
Washington.

The Junior BIaue's Expulsion from College
How The Youthful James G. and Bob
lngersolrs Nephew Demolished the
Whiskey Cocktails, Sherry, Hot
Scotch, Bass Ale and Pony
Brandy-Ths Great
Dude Drinks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-23

Tabor, Iowa, Non-Confcrmist: To
tsl and Immediate Emancipation from
slavery to Bond holders, Rsilrosd Cor
porations, National Banks aud focies-
iastical DictaEons"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-23
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
nv rTr-NTkS EFT ESH

VEyAY, Ind, August IL, 1871.
~ n J. Kendall Il 90. Gents:-Sample o
circulars received to-dar. Please nend me
some with my imprint printed on one SIDE
,nly The KendslI's SPAWN cure " IN eject
.eni demand with us, and not ony ior snI-
neIs buf for hum an ailments also. MI Jos
Vorls one Of the leading farmers in our coun'
y, sprained an ankle bcsiy, and knowing
IN birnssf and Il did far better than he 3 m
eJpected. Cured the sorsin in very shori
order. Yours Fespec!IuC5Jb ru,x.,~n
Price 81 per bottle. or g bottles for s.. Al
druggists have IL or can get II for you, or u
Ill be sent 10 any address on receipt OF prce
by the proprietors. DR.. b. ]. Kendall q Co-'
EnosburRh Ais, VI
SEND .or illustrated euculh
BOLD BY ALL DRCG1LsTs- DiAsr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11


Ge--wen u shAd g Caz-eh-F. Bs1n,
Esasrss-. Psss1hI1sg IN tss- G-gnsa ssr-
esse~ ~ II s.ea- 4a1 ~ pm- Crsee
s~sss~s AZ - ara. n tie sane place.
G--nas- p-sp1s c,rdisily invited
Ge-nszn E~forrn Chnreo. corasr Of
S-v-nses AID CAerrv ssreets-Ksv- A
Ess1tsg. rszssor. PsescsiE tsscsy -
II AD- 5aasay scsa0o; a. 10 Az Al
are invited No sssninz ssgv3rs.
Neekodsss Episcopal CGr1c--Prseeh-
fn1 By the pastor, Ess. Vim s Ear
TsnH:o1, morning a1c Sseoina- A: II
an the scbje-s VII Be-, "a Successful
C.npsfzn! at 7$j pm, -Esspond5ii-
tsg TO 6.d.'
Prof. W. I. Dean yin give the second
lecture ct ths course On soe @Hcmsu
Origin OF ali Eesi2i0as,H b~fors the LIB
eysi League On c11d.v s-s3ioz. Q: IsS-
l-r's Hall ALI are Invited.
Bgp.is. Ch1rra -S=svices today es II
an. a. Te=lsr's Halt PssscsInx by
the psstor, kev. J. l. Wirth- Suu3sy
-cE,oi ifum-e,isteiy after the Ser.aon.
Al. are cordially invited 20 ATTEND
ChYiztisn Chafch-As shs 7. n C. 4
Hall Suaisy schol at 10 = 70. Preach
ing At IL an. By the Rev. c. II. Hodges.
Iii are invited. &
E2iscepI Church-Rev. Geo. 81. Wat
sou, rector. Sunday =, OIL .t 10 Am
Morning service az liz. Prayers at
I'D pD. Strangers are cordially ves-
crrned.
Ea-c,prI Aissions-Chapel Sunday
Srn I'd North o-atsle) At 3 pm Ser
vices AT Newcastle morning aud even
Inz. the Rev. ar. Fair, assisted by his
brother, officiating.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
no PROBATION AsrEn DEATH.

The Paejfc. Of San Francisco. calls
attention TO n letter from ciergy,nan
in Washington Territory. stating that
at q recent meeting Of Congressional
clerpymsn on Puget Sonnt the brethren
fully discussed the doctrine recently
broached by DR.. Smythe and some other
ministers of their denomination, in
favor Of the doctrine Of a probation
after death for these who have not en-.
joyed full and fair one here on earth,
and were unanimous in rejecting It M
untrue. They expressed their regret
that the late attacks ppon tho long he d
aud prevailing belief on this subject
bad received 70 wide an advertiser emit
by tho needless publication In tho reliG
ious papers Of the yievs Of the dissent
Ing brethren. and the examinations in
the councils at New Haven. Conn, and
Quincy, ILL.,; but as these questions are
NOW uppermest In tho minds Of the
public" they deefu il proper to put ON
record their conviction that tho Scrip
lures give no intimation, much less sn
assuran,e," Of such probation after
death.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

TIE fasloTia1 are TIE srzTsxf@rz -.
rsss --a@.-. ~ reesv's-s5 ~ the Asis.sr' :
esisas~. sine ar.r szss r~~ss~ss
z g f<rs~er,A. t-7r-~- ~ VT. Er ck.
e. los | and 2. box II. Ss-ta Sssssss,
s-s2 10
FL e Rsvna5ds n p ssnv@rnsa,
Es.,rk ;. {. E.aasss.1-s assz..sya sT11.
T.. -ss2-rssssx1 - Cssxz- AeLs~rsasssE,
l5.s 4. 8, rs and .. block 5, r. Han
fogdis stditson, $50.
L 5. Bxt5. tsastss. 20 I. =. Coose,
lnks 1taod IL, block ., North Ssassss
Csrss Bs-c.ni IN John Smith. lots
5 aad Q, block II. Nsress's addition,
5000.
L. s. Boo.h. trnss-e. 70 Fl. r. Lanzs.
TOE, lose 10 and IL, block g, A. l. Den
ry's Ssth sdastion- $40.
z G. Sans 70 M4ry z Shinn, ios 1,
block q. Kids addition. 500.
S. ~ sorsason 70 L K Sohns- Iots 5
aud 3, block s, SorenSoas ad3:ti5r-
Ssu.
Gorge ysrsts TO 4. P. Ham. lots
and ~. .5ocx 2, wsy-s:'s sddisifgl- 800
D. =. -sereas q to Emns b D1dl=y
70. s. hIorx 6, SorsasDr1s s,s3ft5on- Sc ~
IL q. Hzvsns TO George F. Lyle ~
acres, s-csion 2. sozn,hip = north,
rsnge est $50
J. W. Eiv srds 70 A. e Hanford- sos
7, bso-k IL Drnas'- extension 70 Terry
frss addition. $l3u
A. A. D~rn to A. W. Eagle, n. 8,
block II. is,' 10. block &, A. A. Denny .
acditirn- 600.
A. W. Eagle to Fred z. Sander. lots
and 2. buck 20. second addition hssrs
os Sarah A Bell. 900.
Il. G. ~. Sca!osnan to A. w. En2le,
lots and 4, block 20. McAlsers add
tson, $40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
AGN TACOMA.

March 10.-We are 70 have a brick
ward Oh Pacific avenue. Ne~sr-- \. len.
Barns and another Craftsman ON
seven lots on which they propose 10
ssalId = l,go fo'ri four s.oriss hi2n.
Tue brick will be buraed On the prem
i<-s. eood cisy in abnsd.nce existing.
fbe preliminary work has been co1ii-
usenes1.
Custer Pos. No. S.. G. A. r.. last
ni2hs held IN elect o. of oitirers.
James Btr.os wa elected Commander.
Snip Glendcn saiIed yesterday With a
cargo Of coal far San Fr ,ncisco-
Excitement runs high on account Of
.hs masquerade bali. especially arnone
The ladies. vino anticipate . giDrio0.
time. Onr music baud IL ptacisciaa
diligently. Mr.. We.s'sIca Z : = great
variety Of masks. sosns Very attractive.
The German Society. undsr whose
auspices this bali il piyea. have mads
sufficient Preparation to satisfy every
oody, fhs uiors 80 ~ they expect
some of their Seattle frisnd- here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
ID "A IJ.x
POST -IsTELLIGEFcEa



f.fs .s.ouisfginx. zrsd fr ffosa gr1si-
frsay. u, witne@s tie faith TIE grs~'
bosy Of .fss psgs,e pas IN TIE eos ~.
rsns h1n,boas- Ne have Lad p<ia'1i
e-sdsnes of this during tie pass Sssx'
ia eonnec4scn WITH tie prsdsssd ssosn
of .FroSessofv Virgins. |. sss sas-
n-issnc 20 see the nnnoer Of iusel'issns
psogss who ~: faith tn this fsao"'
Ths esguas we're esoss'J scra''n'
tsed. and the Iszs: syn u siad Sss o.
e~r,sd With fer and trembling. TIE
ssxu,zn,ss Of thoss who vera placed 70
knoz s,rae.hiDg Of the sss.nsr, - fns
sionsl service borsz1 q the United
states. tia. TIERS Vas 30 earthly reason
for sppyshendine bad weather. ssnt for
nsuch. in vie~ Of the unsupported word
Of the pretended prophet People eos-
tsmplssinz voyages stared At horne,
While nsay were pgostystsd with nsrT-
oasnesz. Tee teiserzpa iuforras "a tbs:
quite a number Of persgas actually ssni
inxsne tkroogh drred. A Halifax cfs'
pzsea informs rs thst some wharf pro
prsssors there, fearing tbs f1laiifn sat
Of wiggins' prediction, hsvs no'in o
oyxsrs II goods that tbsy will nos be
Responsible for their safety during the
ensuing week Property In stores On
some wharpes il being removed 70 tne
upper stories. Ozinz 70 the refusal OF
American fishermen TO go Oh tie banks
again until after tbs promised storm .
fresh ls5 famine has bssa caused
Boston and sew York orders have been
received for large supply for tht,sf
MARKETS an s4ssn ~ possible" TIE same
feeling extended all tarough Canada.
At OTTAWA CREST excitesasn; Was c.n-sd
by binding snoz storm on the ssh.
Farmers, supposing it TO be in sosne
way connected with the trnsdo thai
wss .fAnt 10 byezk over them. deserted
homes and sgu2a. refuge in the timber,
where they built SNOW houses. Strip
owners ordered their vessels TO remain
in port unt,l after the 18th inst. Fish
ermen eli soap tbe Atlantic wsss AFRAID
70 90 rot. and a fish famine resulted,
causing the ts.wn u Gloucester los@
estimated at $1,000. Virgins himself
carried on ths imposition 70 this istts
MON nj. positively asserting tho com
ing Of the storm. declaring the northern
lights in one place, q snow storm IN an
other, etc., were its indications. Tbs
fsiiow bad nothing whatever to base
his predictions upon. He merely
"guessed" them. He thought a big
storm was likely 10 come during March
that the whole month wonld be more
or lsss stormy. and that IL be should
happen to guess IL exactly right bed be
lookei upon ~ y great man. and that II
hs ~ . ,sed |. partly right he could fx-
plain it satisfactorily, and would still
be big m.n on weather among tie
ignorant and superst,tious. No man who
has guessed At the weather for LONG
time has missed II more egreRiously
that Virgins, who. prophssying two
storms In winter. tho tune when there
was most reison to look for Thorn,
missed il entirely. tho weather on both
ocs ssions being calmand delightful TO m
exceptional degree over the whole region
covered by his terrifying prognostica.
t!ons. Wiggina had better permanently
retire from pnplio sight. He had better
90 bag his head.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

In Massachusetts sre said TO be to0,.
COD Roman Catholics. ia Connecticut
1860. In Ohio $4,000, in .California
2lG.o0o. in Wisconsin 10000. in Illinois
800. 600. IN Pennsylvania 5l5.ooo, in New
fors l.2i20u. and In the whole United
States G.l5s.202. The Catholic church,
- wssker IN the southern S,ates than,
IN any other part Of the countfy. The
present church population Is claimed to
be person to every 81 persons OF the
total population. In l575 there we're in
tho Colonies Catholic 10 i.0non Cath
olics. Tbs gain tho Catholics are max
Ing on the country IL plainly apparent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

NEW srons.-Nr. Baxby ia putting up
. large tso story bnsinsss house on his
lot, corner Of Third and Union streets.
This building will be oos lriel hv the
entsrpsisinR firm of Dsnsmore a John.
son. at tbs Third Street Market. Ii
viii be- fitted up rs due, IL nut timer.
than any retail store Ia Seattle. Al
joining this store h another building. Ia
be Occupied IA a drug ssore. uu on
street ~ h~ing built up very rapidly.
there heins no i.ss than sryvn or sight
Dee structures In process Of construo-
tion On thas thoronghfsr-.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

A San Francisco Dispatch of the 9th

A San Francisco Dispatch OF the 9th
conveys the information following:
The Dsk0ts. which sails for Pupet
Sound foporrow mornID., will take o.
4 large fyrcs If ltbos.rs T., work GA the
Sosthera Pacific raii-osd. II il said
shs ref1-e 100 tom # freight, OWING
to a lack OF accom- NO lat .ons for lbs in
crease offered.
rhis addition to the force OF ahorers
If the Northern Petite Company msans,
se suppose. the mnre hurried eoDple
,ipn of the lin, bss ween thus city and
Tacoma Tie reported refusal Ut lOJ
tons of freight only confirm. what we
have s lid before that the SHIPS n0w on
the route are either tor fes in number
or OF too Ill size. and that larger ves-
sells will have To te substituted Tor them,
or VI her vessels added TINS Victoria il.
we understand. bringing 4 c.rgD here Al
this time, and the Golfers and saliers
are being utilized Ia the constantly
gaining II ,tiic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

4 FIRST-CLASS BOOK-KErPER,
~ who has from am. to p m. OF each
n 3 house. wi h 8 a situation as book
keeper or clerk. or will take care Of the
b,oks and do collect ny for several retail
houses at q moderate sala-y. Can fur
ni-h the best Of references. Address
I. B .0k-kecper." p. O. Box Az, Seattle.
w. r. mr7 Ct
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

DEATH or An OLD SxrrLFn-Pasrick
O'Brien. for many years resident Of
White river valley, died at tho Occi
dental Hotel in this city yesterday
morning nj 5 o'clock. He was u years
Of Hee and unmarried. The funeral
will take place from tbs Catholic
Church today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
Private Boarding House.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN
! charge Ct the WyckoR residence cor
ner OF Second and cherry streets, aud
will take q limited number Of boarders at
IS Der wees. First-cla<s table sef
mr6 Ct MRS. REvELL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
COUNTY ORDERS LOST

THE FOLLOWING KING COUNTY
: orders. in an open envelooe. were lost
this day. between X. G. Graves store, on
Front street and Stetson & Posts Mill:
No e3S. issu,d February 22i. 1889. to C..
W. v N d sren: amount. $2i.
No 5s8. issued November term, 1882, tO
Geo. w. Wari amount, s..
No. 753. i-sued February 18th, 1880, to 8.
G.. Harris. Auditor; amount, $y79.sn.
No. 75i. Issued February 18th, lSS3 to 3.
e. Harris purchasing agent; amount.
$7j9.27.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
buying these orders a. payment on the
same has been stopped. A liberal rewa-
will be paid the finder on return of the
orders to the AUDITORS Office or the First
National Rank. c. NJ. VAN DOREN.
Dated March 9th. 1888. mr7 DIV iw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

EASTERN SuoAR CuxxD HAMs--we
ARE now Offering this winters cure, nm
covered hsns. the finess yrs-swees,
free fsnm sail. sery tsndcs and jui~y.
c. r. SEokR 4 To-.
fit Cssh Grocers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
LOST, STRaYEO OR STOLEN

a DARK RED. TwO-YEAR OLD
- heller. with wsife star IN her FORE
head. and three white cnrls N the end OF
her tail. Five dollar re ward will be gwen
for her return ts the undersigned or infur.
masinu OF her wher .ab,ufs.
fesa u u. c. PHINNEY 4 CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
FMx wxAr1lxn Yesterday tho sun

FNx wxA1lrxn Yesterday. tho sun
shane ont warm and bright all day, and
all nature seemed to smile with joy.
Such weather makes tho old setslrrs
happy nnd ILLS the hearts IT tie neg
comcra With JOY and enthusiasm. One
at them war heard Ia exclsim On tie
street Yesterday. "No uss in talking. |
am convinced WASHINGTON Territory ID
embraced in Gods country after all"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
Situation Wanted.

T>O no CT sMRsR WORK or GEN
] .rsi hou ework. by An ~xp-ri. ncrd
woman Inquire az " tsecnsia Hon . q 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
Situation w anted.

4 COMPETENT COOK WANTS A
~ Situation to cook in iorging camp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
70 Ilis.dIEg Plnl;ph

WE RECOMMEND rHE ro,o-
'as as beng tia ses, iavsr..ss.
5east!e real estass:
oas BEAUTIFUL 1t on Front arr. =.
ss8a- N
70 a'ce5 coated 'o's In Tam. 81
NiAta street Pr:ee. $3.50
Two lots. with cora,or,,h,. h,,
re sanae book nlth slr. corpe,. -
Rev ~ w-ths se.u,i ii hou,.. 3
Eiz~Sa street We have had III. !.
'''.''''ei Tor s'nas tine and conside, -
bargain a. s4;ee.
f~o la's n rhsrn and two In Ia.
se'sns'. overlooking The city aud -
Prics. SO each.
Ca4a1d examine orr list and M.
sad whether y0u ts rich or Door va, -
as fal % Be saited with our ,erm.
Furthermore. We hereby civ. ~.
that any pe-zoc vto las purcha,eS -.
state from "a Ga-inz the past ", 8
dissatisfied. ear ct their money -
aad two PEI cen:- Ter m NTH inssrr., q
the sane at aay sirae. By applying : n,
Cd .:eliah,es.
c. E.. pr.nNfYRc en-
Real Estate Brcka-s. Room L uns..
Post Baildinx. ana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
NOTICE.

A FULL ATTENDANCE OF Tue
nenab rs Of ssa~ua my oigr. No. s
K. OF r.. il desired this ening. isusi-
nc<s nj importance 20 he transacted vis-
sttnx brothers are insisel-
mrs Il Il s. uSBaRNE. c. c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

ALI QrKr.--The sqaabbls over the
possession Of certain portions of the
Oats south of this city his subsidized,
there having heen no hastilities there
since the night at the bombasduens.
The question will come mp in the
courts. when il ia hoped this vcxrd tide
land question will be- definitely sessled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

CTEAMBOAT OWNERS REQUIRING
= the services Of q competent, practical.
xp-rienced A No. l engineer. address
engineer" box %. Seattle. fe221w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

A SERVANT GIRL FOR LIGHT
~ hou-ework also. apprentices to the
millinery business. Apply at the Temple
ond and Marion streets. mr4 DIV Iw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
For Rent.

A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ON
~ the corner vt James and Sixth STREETS.
suitable for gentlemsh. miro Ct
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
For Sale.

4 FIRsr-CLAss BILLIARD TABLE.
~ Inquire OF COLLINS & DUFfs.
mrs 1W
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

n. BURKE. y. RUSH
BURKE 4 RUSH.
DAfNTtSG. CRAVING. PA rF r
l HANGING kalsomininx and wall tint
ing. fitss-clsss work guaranteed In every
instance. and mn ship paints used. ShnD
corner Columbia and Front streets mrl0tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
WANTED,

A MfDDI.E.AGED WOMAN. TO COOK
~ and take care nf children 81 small
family. Apply at Hotel Brnnswi.k l02
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11

V>HERE WILL DE- A MEETING OF
the -fockholde II the North Pacific
iron Works. cn W.dassdsv. Ap-il l;h
ISL It 10 . clio k m. At the G .mpanys
cfficc. Lara sdl J. W. CROW. >ec'y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-11
1T Is our AIM

Not only TO sell TO yoI oace. bur TO Keep
vnur pat onage for cara. This we c Elot
do un.css We SATISFY yoz that
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-27
Ann Hathaway.
From Blackwocd,s Magazine

OAoSOWOSAS -AN6NSAA~NJ
 Shakespeare's marriage with the placid and apparently commonplace Ann Hatha- way, and she was several years older than himself to boot, seems at first sight as un- suitable as that of Burns with his ''Bonny Jean.'' Ann was ''sonsy," as we should say in Scotland, and good-natured and the un- ion was far from an unhappy one for the poet, as it was probably a very fortunate match for posberity. Had ke been caught by some rustic siren who could have made cages as well as nets, he might never have come to trouble with his Justice Shallow, and might have realized decent competen- cy in the Stratford wool trade. AS it was, he had broken bounds for time before his genius rose soaring into the infinite But few men have apparently been more indifFer- ent to fame, although it is conceivable that the seeming indifference may have been born of serene self-assurance Certain it is that he scarcely gave a second thought to the off, spring of his brain, when they had rapidly taken shape under his flying fingers he left the capital, when in the full flush of his fame, to come back contentedly to compara- tive obscurity in Stratford. And if his wife had something to forgive she forgave it very freely, and we have no doubt made him ex- ceedingly comfortable in his maturity. Will liam Hewitt has read in the Sonnets very pretty and poetical story of Shakespeare's Vie intin1e and conjugal relations. How far it may be fanciful we cannot say but we are inclined to think there must have been much more in Ann Hathaway than most of her husbands biographers have believed. It is unlikely, on the face of it, that Shakes; peare should have married woman whose soul did not ring responsively to some of the finer chords of his own. We suspect that in her fresh bloom and simple modesty, as in the sweetness of the homely fragrance she diffused, she resembled some of those old fashioned garden flowers the dreamer of the 'tMidsummer Nights Dream" loved so dear ly. And if it were so, the happiest evenings of his life may have been those he passed with Ann at ShottaFy.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-27
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NEW YonK. July 2e.

NEW YoRK. July 26.
 Only about two hundred thousand shares of stoct, changed hands to-day and on slight fluctuations ex- cept in few instances. There was nothing of note in connection with the dealin gs and prices i regular, changing frequently up and down and vice versa according to the whims Of the traders and professional speculators who to have full possession of the market. The surrender of the American Rapid to the stri king operators and the concessions of the companyof the demands of the op orators had no perceptible effect on Western Union the price of the stock at time going below and closing at s0S bid tonight Some brokers say this is further evidence of Gould support arguing thst under similar circumsta any other stock the list would decline unless supported by strong hands, They say there can be donbt but what the wes- tern Union is losing money by strike its ina biity to handle the usual business must make big hole in the earnings, while many assert that it question in the face of the present state affairs whether the next quarterly dividend will be forth coming. The Gould following scoH at these report and taks claiming that the company is fully equal ts the present emergency and is carrying businesS with as much expedition ever, and that far as the dividend is concerned there need no fear as the company is carrying as much now at any time before the strike sons Of the stocks tonight close fractionally hi ghsr than last evening" but in a ma jority of cases quotations show falling off, Of the specialties Richmond and D&nville and St. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba were the features Of the day. The fermer rose per cent, from 69 to 72. then fell back and closed at 6ss<. Manitoba at the highest point showed riae 2, selling up 1OG to 1oS and closing at 107. Alton and Terre Haute closed for the common and for the preferred Milwaukee and St. Louis preferred clcs,d l lower and Oregon Navigation 1.
 Money continues easy at unchanged rates, 2a2K per cent. The former was the closing rate. Exchange closed weak. The posted rates were ASA a4s71E; actual rates 4ssa4sS sixty days, 4s6Xa 487 for demand.
 Governments closed steady.
 Closing prices reported the private wires of BUNNELL& X SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers1