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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

NETWORK, July - BEEvEs = Receipts to-day
" cars head-al jersey CITY and consgnei 10
j. F. sader Co. to be sold on commission tomorrow No,
Wnshn S Market this morning Was unusually zht
dealers were unable to prices snS te ho1ss
for Texas Western Dressed Beef sold at s with few
The report that the Chicago Dressed Beef Company has
purchased dock In Brooklyn for the purpose OF
The eity sau ghterers some say that it will only
ao9s cash IN quicker tune they had confined their
Son ao.ng the ver to try to S1 np
in Brookyn said well dealer today y and ,9o
New YORK at during the past wse S SS 'e 70 Sea
The shipments include $50 Live Cattle in the Iydan
MONARCH ior NJ Goldsmith Messrs +. r. Lingham Co.,
S Live cattle on the Topaz for y Norris and 1oa quarters
Beef and lOi carcasses OF Mutton On the Republic Tor
VGap%VEs~Recepts to-day SOC head-manly at Goth
mon Grades Of Calves veas arm, but not quotaby
s snS rPGsS ioP Gsa i'U Few at
aud cute ana na% a 81 GaUse e@' Out DC
Dressed Veas sold 2c per b. and Dressed Butter
ni Hume %aIsn Is vel I7e s,c 50 DO i4s
At 81 So is ~ do IF h. f az 4c c sS
o, and S do ly2 4 at q y 30 "a, .. SIC !,
t Masi sG is IN b at az &C. "a and
s.c; do i50 b. 7e do coarse ?25 h. at dci lGd
Mie q Pdco GOO 30 sold ID Is Maryland Calves 7s D. at %
head y cars az Snsey ty and Al Mar
ket moderately active for all descriptions OF stOc except
OF &c per d Good, vita two cars OF Moioc
AT a.c Der southern Lambs were az 69Tc per
b. with choice selections from Maryland AMI Jersey at
7l2dSi2c -, %. $500. e,.. ~, - 49,.
PAS ohio do 10 ID, at 4ic 1913 Michigan do SS TO- at 5sc
247 do 81 To- 222 Virginia Lambs, 81 b. at 74c aad
20S do, 57Jl ID. at &c. =, 49, 80
2s Kentucky DO 81 d. NJ 9c; 2iS do 81 10 at TIC 1873 40
81 H. AT &c; rs do. ~ d. - 64ci 80 Virginia do o9 d. AT
&c 2s do 80 H. 54c - Virginia sheep 80 To- al ic anu
l3 Kentucky do, 80 10, at 4c 49, -, ANA. - o.,
Newton q Lilett sold li3 Indiana sheep To- 10, at &C.
20 Kentucky do at 5o lSU ohio do III 10, at 6c ol
10 81 TO- at IS 4O 2l5 do "a H. at 04 "a do ~ D. at c
2lj Virginia Lambs 81 b. at Oc; 2ld Kentucky do % 10,
al I,c bU do 10, at 7c and 205 do 63 70, at &c
IiaenDeck 4 Davis sold AL Kentucky Lambs "a ID. at
7c y2 DO 7c Al do. 81 10. at 7c All do " 10. al
CSC and IL state do. 81 H. at Z ltc. - .
plen6eck & Dewey sold. SO Western sheep ne 10. at
&c: lS5 do 80 10 Size, and $40 Texas do 7S 10, NJ 34c
Hume Mullen sold "a stao Lambs. % 10 at aci ~ do
65 TO- 7sci AZ Ohio sheep. 81 D. At % 20 state no. il'
no. at 5c do Ill 10. AGO; and Bucks ia at
DO go n. at 6ac los do. UB 10 at 6 81 Pennsyvania
6s 10 nj 7.c ll3 do 81 n. AT sac 800 do 50 d. at &C. y
do 81 No. az NC l44 DO So at 52c 02 Maryland do. "a
NJ at sIac 1888 do 81 h at about IS Jersey do oil d. Oh
private terms probably Sc per M 81 Pennsylvania sheep
30 To- &C &c; Ohio sheep los ~ at 1c; 1873 do 80 10
at 97 kentucky do % To- 4Sc; and "A Maryland lives
l27 n. at DC. ., -,
CITY and Market rmer and prices &c eI
m higher for live Hogs Nominal quotations. 81 ~
100 * for Common Live Hogs with Is state Shotos
sold by Hume * Mullen for S33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
CIVIL NOTES.

Applications in the cases of more than fifty
police officers wrlts of mandsmus against the Polio
Commissioners to compel them to pay salaries accrued
during officers sickness argued before Justice
Cullen in the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday 1t
was commended on the part of the commissioners that
the fund had been exhausted and therefore the wrs
could not be obeyed issued also that the petitioners
had been guilty of laches. Decision was reserved.
Joseph F. Becker in 1875 procured judg-
ment against David E Austen the colonel OF the 18th
Regiment. Yesterday Colonel Austen was taken
before Judge McAdsm in the City Court Chambers, on
all order for examination in supplementary proceed
gs Colonel Austen said that he thought the debt had
been paid and he obtained adjournment until July
81 TO sette tue matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
DEFEATED BY DOG6EREL.


- Emma Jones IN The Albany Eoentng Journal.
George Alfred Townsend begins his interest
Ing miscellany IN to-day's TRIBUNE with an anecdote
OF " John Todd son OF Ohlos war Governor" but he
spells the family surname Incorrectly. Good old Gov
ernor David Tod, who facetiOus as Gath re.
laes bis son To be, found Il sufficient aud when
asked once why lie did not more hc replied quickly,
DOea tho Almighty spell his name with double d -
We liked him very much n Governor He
stanch Union Democrat; but many OF the men who
voted for him then had bitterly opposed hun from their
station in the ranks OF the Wing party when he for
the same Office the year that Polk elected President
There was "a doggerel song about him then which
recoect 10 have heard my oder sisters recall long
ward aud OF which stanza described his we's ella.
ton at the prospective honor thus
"Hush hush now each little young sappy.
OR I'll tickle your backs with the rod,
For It's only my self aud your pappy
That going " be Governor Tod
He was defeated them largely by the rdicule engen-
dered by that Wing pennyalin ers song IL was said
aud when so many years "A ierward, be attained the
prize, the estmale lady alluded 10 50 uncomplimen
tarily had been long time III her grave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
STATE OF TRADE.
nONEarIO NAHXHrA.

BALTIMORE July 10 Cotton duh; Miidin<s o rsc.
street sad Weern Superana - OOo
rs DO rtra IS do Family 50 o06s3 OO CITY
Mills super 81 O0Ss3 los do Extra ~ OJstt pr 40 nlo
Brands 50 0osJ 70: Patlpsc, Family. % 10 Wheit
-Soufherp Rod 81 1881 IL do Ambct, 81 lac
81 is No Marvianc. 81 1872 No. Western Winter kei
spot and July sl ltSsl l5, Cora - Soathora
White U2ci 40. yellow. &c. Western Mixed SPOT osc
July. Ssse oats nrm-southero AsstIG w sss
Kvsous 6esS9e HAY salet rras 1soGs rsaas sors
40 90 AulEmeats Shouliers o4eS Sc clear aie
sidsa packed oiAe3so Bzoon-Shouder& o'se' StoAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 19.-Ihe Ne@-
England Homestead will state tomorrow that SUM
mary of It's correspondence shows that ths "ora u
Ing ibrougbout England has been much delayed by
frequent showers which, however, have not been SUM-
cient to inure the growing which never were
better at this season. Eastern Connecticut especially
some portions OF windham County 10 An exception pas
turags and the growing crops there being III want %
rain More tn an average rye crop Ia being
Tobacco In the Connecticut and Housatoaio pnn"ys
nroinises remarkably we'll, aud corn and potatoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. July 10. 1888.
OKLAHOMA PAYNE DEFIANr-A private letter re-
ceivcd by OF the officials Of the Indian Bureau TO.
day from Kansas, that "Okahoma Payne" anu
his followers lond In ter assertions that they VIII
enter Indian Territory this present week, court or no
court They say that othiDg can stop them.
APPOINTED To DE INDIAN AGENr.-The President to-
day appointed John G. McCalum, OF San Francisco TO
agent OF the indians OF Mission Agency, CAL, vice
Samuel 5. Lawson, resigned
NEW NATIONAL BANK.-The Acting Controller or the
Currency has authorized the German American National
Bank OF St Cloud Mimi, to begin business with capt.
tai of $50,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The Chief of the
Bureau Of statistics reports that tbs total values of the
exports ofdOmestc provisions, tallow and dairy pro-
June, 1888, aud in the ended June
So $685. also OF tae provisions aud taow In tue eight
months and of dairy products in the months ended
June 80 1888 as impaired with like exports In cor
responding periods OF the preceding year fol-
lows: June, 1888 go G73 825; 1892. $7151 974. Six
months ended June 80. 1888. S52,5l5.437; 1892,
S507Os, 100. Provisions ana tallOw Tor egnt months
ended June 80 1888, sos, OSG $50; 1882, $G5474 ll6
Dairy products FOR Two months ended June ~, 1858
" ,J9U4l3; 1892 ~, 2S0,3S4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

The business in State bonds was confined TO sales
~ soutb Carolina 6s non-fundable at 4. There
were no transactions in city bank stocks.
Only small business was done IN railroad bonds;
hut prices except for few issues fairly steady.
West Shore and Buffalo IS were active and closed
with recovery of "a at 1873 New-York Chicago
and St. Louis first gold 6s were easier at 99l2 and
the second o. sold at ooh. Ere second consols
were dull and steady at 95L. Missouri. Kansas and
rexas asneral mortgages were 4 oil NJ 80. Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
REDUCED POSTAL RECEIPTS.

WAsHiNGTON, July 19.-The figures of stamps
Ho stamped envelopes at the post Offices throughout the
country for the quarter ending June 80 1888 indicate
'ang on In the demand. Although the sales for the
were greater than for the quarter ending March
oV Tie percentage OF increase was smaller than that for
ae corresponding quarter OF last year the quarter
'en immediately preceded II. The Third Assistant
e@sster0eneral explains that this apparent falling
POSTAL business arises from the near approach OF
~ u~'e "hen reduction Of postage gOes Into effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
ASKING FOR REC. sTERED LETTERS.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Mr. Saunders, rep
reseatng the Kentucky Lottery Company called on the
Postmaster to-day and asked that an order be
Issued tor the delivery TO that company OF the registered
letters received between September is aud a. 1880 at
LOUISVILLE In order that the company may settle up It's
business BY the expiration OF its charter the company
VIII cease 10 exist month from to-day The order
PROMOTING the delivery OF registered letters ssned
on September lS and the company brought suit 10 test
we ie1a!y OF the order september "a which suit
vas decided az INST them. The Postmaster General
vee we matter under s1Yl6einenL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
COURT CALENDARS-JULY 20.

sUpaEMR COURT CHAMBERS Before Cullen. mos 5.
L. 20 23 "a a. rs. 20 &c. 81 81 81 40 40 49, 49, l37.
39 l47 l54 1884, l64 49, 2l3 222 227. 233, 234, 1885,
237.
SUPREME coUnr-sPEcIAL TERM-BerOre DOnOhue j.
Adjourned until July 81. 1888. 49,
SURRoGATE's CoUiT-Beore Rollins, s-Estate Of Charles
Morgan.
sUrEaoR CoURr-sPECIAL TERm-Beiore Ingraham j.
CoNhoy PLgAs-spEcIAL TERM-Before J. +. Daily J-No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

promise heavy yield in all the New. gland States
Early pota turning out we'll and sell Mt 80 cents
to 81 25 bushel and other early products are giving
heavy returns.
Berries and fruits profitable than In average
seasons The peach crop promises well In Southern New.
England but apples have LARGELY fallen from the trees
and the crop will small July pasturage has not besn
better for years. here IL consequently large now
OF milk. and continued depression In the market for
dairy products
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
THE ASSAULT UPON Mr.. SHAW.

WASHINGTON, July ia dispatch was re-
ceived at the Department Of State to-day from Mr..
Campbell United states Consul at Monterey, dated vt
Laredo. Texas confirming the press report OF the
assault upon Mr. shaw while acting Consul at Mon-
terey. Further particulars expected by mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

NEw-YoRk Thursday, July 10. 1854
The following sales were made at the E1'
change saesroom to-day:
BIZ John T. Boyd.
s.ory house win lot No 20 Aye:c es 50 s,ooos
OF 2daye o. 3o1s so, oi sSnm M w,c,.,t s'OV''
es i25 II OF sIanton-st plot Of land 2sxIoo; .ooo
s, naTg Sres house with lease ict No iai sai
fois.st VS. 225 1t of Houstonst lot S1iloG ,oa.
Lease ssG %as y wSis to ran IRON May t. isaS
Os.ory SSSa stone dS% mats g. gq aon ave Ssn los %
KNOLL; W Manchester. ozooo
ByA. j. Bl,,eker soa.
3.story brick house and story brick sable with
lot 30 t2l West t2dst SIS W of sthave lot - ,aoo,
x0s9; Henry Kelly l"Oo'
Bg E. H. LudiOw& Co.
l sstory brick dwelling aud story frame stable
Min S' S go s, ;Ss Wv WesnS IHacns $500
By John IT, Harnen & Go.
right TUE and in the sSS ~ Sss SSSHs
lot 220x5l.J; ADbie simpkins..............''. sVo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE reASSgGta
NETWORK CITY,
7sthst slo # of lst.ave. sorlo29 Bernard OLA
SHAVE S = :: Se;ts maol iSIs.I SS5iS21. -
Myssss eS9 Of 1n Ss. to ssS
Bea nssns a. Sm A. s2lIi II Of Dovery 24iI3
irregular; t Acsert referee ETC. 10 george lll,o
7e2sr a. is il Of :tave aoiiO39; Herman soOo
.s Sss si.' aSi II ms' 81 dsve siIiooS Feien %
same Ss poa asssa'' r6arCsS 70 'h
GoerSsss 10 Il, i, 10; Mnss' s'4s $500
SsS: .S ssiss5 .
Same property, 4 Beman ct al 20 same .,......
same property. John Boyd et al 70 T. behmsn 81 81
"a t
l.3d.s ST "a s. Al 10 OF sth l2bxlVV.ti' fro"
EhIhari snd wife to G l. Ernst
l2sd.si . 400 Il shave. l26xlOOili Chss "a,
Ernst TO Mary hthaTdt. ''o"A
sa5s! .S 3 i"Ia ave as.ssv .a". ssa
nerz0g 10 RebeccA Sdonon,... ""'~
sstI.st W lstave. lsxlo<ef Irregular
~ II Peters aud 20 Mas Dankig., A"'t
4iss5 rs iS5S w " d o S,arsS '',. 1850
sis So Gi 80 s,s Lew oi's gssOo
lOs:$ No loo East. Warner And "is 70 5000
'a':s S;I 4: Mari, 1860, :Sss
hSasieass No 2cS' WIN Boyd rs.ieo 20 OF 10000
.o .o W." Us n OF ath.aye 35rlo22 schwitzeT
Ar and vile 10 the Congregation kehiiia'h 'e' o,sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

rhe large buyers OF stamps and stamped envelopes are
he making purchases ust sunicent 10 carry them
over until the reduced rate goes into effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NRw-YoRK, July H.
The extraordinary activity of the petroleum
market yesterday gave promise OF an exciting speouia
ton to-day And up the Gripping OF the wires py tue
telegrapher's strike large trading was dohc' nie
that the suspension OF ouoftOwn orders gave loca
character to the dealings. Prices, however Were Won
sustained In the face OF embarrassing suatioi nu
afer a drcIue from 81 OOa 81 01 b. J9c there was
rally IN the afternoon TO 81 II y Tho close WIS s'c'
ut 81 0ls. , .-..o,i,,s to-day
were IA follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

Nor TO BE HAD.-Carcful but curious wife |:
"H0w did you get your coat 80 muddy. Charlesi"
where were you 10 do such a stupid thngf" Charicst
"Whare was II Why-why-inside iti"-lFunny Folks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
EUROPEAN Markets

LONDON july 49,. s)rtss rLro3la1s sIJjj. U.1 ibsp
Luseed. 4lto JIarter. Llnsesi jill 70 OPns2J ~
per tao rLnos tHo -: cSG 90 ilsl Peteo,r IL siS
ia A., -. a,
BREMEN July l9.-Wlcox's Liri clpiel Al - nrs' "
ME llOlJA Petroleum. MARKS - Dteinlhss
LIVERPOOL July i9Bacon "a NJ sri Al - tiDd fl1es
4 Mess 1914 ~ Nes59fd Bo birt-
Prime Mcste Jlc-se A narict1 jnbt' plDi iut.
psnune Spirits 2-pi. ProvNo1s Lard i@bs ps' cNt tJr
American Braa isifs -corn. 5l9i tor NeS llksl West
cru ~ % 81 i.lfr y cuuorhi 70 800
81 Ia for California No. & SlOi Dj3i TOR hei Nlth rsts
7Od per GENITAL toc cam Butter 6bOot toe jD)i t-
ed states ant 9JOJL do Beet S)Vi tor Ek~'
Indla Ness -. IN s...., "a
AYTwERP July 1--we LOCKS Lard closed at lls-fanc' "
cenf m NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July 19-12:30 D w.-Atantc and Geat Western
first mortgage trustees 46ls Erie. 36lx New
Central l177s Illinois Central. l33 PENNSYLVANIA
Central 6sss: Reading, 2S'4; Mexican Ordinary no.
NeY-York. Ontario and Western ZOE
LONDON. July 1880 m.-Psris advices quote three
per rentes 81 centines the
LONDON July 1873 D. m.-The proportion Bank OF
England to liability which last week 42os
4l7,s The bullion the Bank OF Eng
land has decreased $4,000 during the past week.
PARIS, July l9-rhe weekly statement the Bank OF
decrease OF l,45000O francs gold and
decrease OF 2.275.00U francs silver
LONDON July l3.-4:0O D. m.--United States four
bouds III Ii do. hves extended. I04H Atlantic anu
Great Western rst mortgage trustees certificates 46g
do second mortgge IL IL Erio. 35 do second consos W!
New York Central ll7linois Cera 1917 Pennsylvania
Central 595s: Reading % -; Mexican Ordinary. 1907
New. York Ontario and Western 25b Milwaukee ana st.
Paul Common, 1917
The OF bullion into the Bank OF Eng
81 TO-DAY 217.001
LONDON July l5-4.00 D. m:-Par, al vices GuOts three
5 francs IA centimes for the account
and exchange London 20 francs 20 centimes Tor
checks.
SALESIr rag HIYIvG EKOHAy9E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

and Pacific incomes declined 80 to 50i2. and frsts
Rio Grande division fell per cent to 81 e Denver.
Rio Grande and Western hrsts were "a lower at 20
lD76l4. St louis and Iron Mountain new 5s were
l2 lower at 20. Richmond and Danville debentlres
were down per cent to 90.
The Sub-Ireasury TO-DAY gained on balance
$327.232, made up by coin gam of $33J.Oe2,less
currency loss of $500. The days Transactions
covered: Receipts. Sl.2l4.746: payments, 1887
514; currency balance. 81. ,024; coin balance.
81 10, 239. $50. Money continues to rule easy for
call loans at 2Q2l2 per cent, aud there is no ma
terial change in the domestic exchanges
The CLEARINGHOUSE statement today was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $119,362,364; balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 1898 900 National bank notes for redemp,,
ton. The customs receipts vera SS77,525, and
the internal revenue receipts 1865, 1902:
The foreign exchanges are dull and present no
features. Quotations for business are unchanged
as follows: Bankers bills, 81 S334 and $iS7l2 for
long and short sterling respectively; 5.2Z4 and
5.1Ssi for francs; 94l and 80 for reichmarks
1913 and i0ls for guilders.
regular weekly meeting to-day made no change IN
the banks minimum rare for discount, and it re-
mains at per cent. During the week the bank lost
TO its liabilities was reduced from AZ 5-16 to
Al ZIG per cent, against 40 3-16 per cent at this
date Last year To-day the bank g anp1id s
ment Of the Bank of France shows
losses of 1,450,0o0 francs gold. and 2275'oGO
days change in British consols is an advance
of 1-16 to 90a4 for money; for account the
price is unchanged at 997s United
States As are quoted Il higher at 121 y and the
others are unchanged American railways were III
down. and Illinois Central was exceptionally weak.
Prices closed at the lowest figures of the day. AT
Paris French 3 per cents declined to 7s.77l2 and
sight exchange on London was easier at 2o.29
francs to the 6.
The Pullman Palace Car Company has declared q
quarterly dividend of per cent on its capital
stock, payable August 10. Transfers. will close
August l.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company has de-
clared dividend of per cent on its capital stock,
payable September /. Transfer will close August
IL.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
SALES IT rae aIyIyG EKOHAyGE.
q
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Thursday July TO- 1883.
The following sales were made at the Ex'
chanse ealesroom to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
TILE CROPS or NEW.ENGLAND.

The refined market was unchanged.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-03-29
TRAYS.

A boy ought always to stand up for
his sister, and protect her from every
body, and 90 everything to make her
happy, for she can only be his sister
once, and he would be so aw uly sorry
If she d ed and then he remembc ed
that his conduct toward her had some
times been such.
Mr. Withers doe MT come to our
house any more. One n'ght Sue saw
hin coming up the garden wax. and
father said; there's the other enc
coming, Susan; ism t this Travers even
ing?" and then Sue said: ~ do wish
somebody would protect me from him
he is that stupid don't wish nee |
never Law eyes ON him again
! made up my mind that nobody
should bother my sister while she had 4
brother to project her. SO the next
time | saw Mr.. Wiihers / spoke TO him
kin ly and lirmly-thats the way
grown-up people speak when they saw
something dreaIiully unpleasant and
told him what Sue had sa d about h. m.
an that he ought not 10 bother her any
more. Mr.. Withers didn't thank me
an say th { he knew | was irving to
do him good, which was what he ought
w AaNt oAi1f bto lAC AOOhCQ rs IL he
wanted to hurt somebody, and walked
OF without saying word to me, and
don't think he was POLITE about it.
Re has never been at our house S nee
v hen ! told Sue how ! had protected
her she was so overcome with gratitude
that she couldn't speak, an Just mo.
toned me with a book to go cut Of her
room and leave her TO feel thankful
about il by herself The book very near
~ hit me on the head, but it wouldn't t
have hurt me much if it had
Mr.. Travers was delighted about it,
and tol me that had aete like man.
and that he shouldn't f rget it. The
next day he rought me abeautifui book
ell about traps. II told how 10 make
mornahundred different kinds OF traps
that would tch ever, thing, an it was
one of the best boo IS ever saw.
Our next-door neigh or. MIR Scho-
field. keeps pigs only lie don't keep
Them enough, tor they run all around
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-03-29
The Man Who swallowed a Spoon.

The waiter Geniscain who swallowed
the spoon four months ago in Paris and
on whom DR. Felicet performed the
operation of gastI'otomy. is dead. The
operation, as we stated at the time, was
most succe ul. The spoon was taken
out and the opening in the stomach
stitched up an W tn silver wire. He
was put ON a rigorous Diet of rum and
soup. and was iayorably progressing
toward " hat was ontidenily expecte /
would prove a complete recovery. I'm
happily, however, some three weeks
ago he was seized with violent craving
Tor more solid food, and. proiiting by
the absen e of the person who was
placed in charge OF him. he managed TO
ct hold Of a ioaf of bread and a. large
piece of cheese, which he ate greedily.
As was to e expected Inflammation
speedily declared itself. the suture came
undone and the wound reopened. 1t
was stitched up again; but after a little
time peritonitis supervened, and he died
on Sunday last AZ the hospital Of st
Louis. --St. james Gazette,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1883-03-29
The Bride Paid The Expenses.


One night last week, "Boss" " Hamil-
ton, son of Mr. Isaac Ham ltcn, at the
junction, procured half dollar from
his mother for the avowed purpose of
hir ng horse to 20 to party at Joe
Newland's. Instea I, however he went
20 the hou of Mr.. George Moore,
where his dulcinea. hiss Duckie Jen-
nings, was staying, and having pre-
viously arranged with her 10 fy with
him to Tennessee and become his bride.
they were soon in vehic and off for
Danyille, where hey took the train for
New River. a station on the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad. Arriving there. a
Magistrate did the business Tor them.
and on lriday night last they returned
TO the junction. The groom was
few DAYS under seventeen. while the
bride is pretty. weIl-deseloped
maiden of sweet sixteen. We learn
that the expenses of the trip were de.
frayed by the latter. the boy having
only the fifty cents his mother gave
him. His pa ents have refused him
the house, and we are told that his
mother Is almost inconsolable at the
action of her baby tey. - STAFFORD
(ky.) JoaraGk -