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Ilvr sr0rK KHFTPErs-RY.

RtrF,to March l9- dtfe Receipts to-lav. $40 h-ad
toa, Cor thus fur 3 i01 holi Tor time
uly 100 03uc lower: ttl To Choice.
~ H. GoJd shppcr-sj JOG$s i" i@hf 10 Medium steers
- 20 So Fat cirfs 81 - 70 best grcs disposed
chs,p-Reeeipts TODAY zoo total for tho week
thusfz head for tlne lst week. 1000 head
ant sale. IAN Western sheep. 90 Choice
. tn Fanrv. -; so. Western Lambs tCAf7
Nous Receipts TO-DAY LOO head total week
thu, far .uu time last tiuuO head
su through - demand good aud prices shade
igfrr ,s YoILer- Good To- tloico ~ 5Oa+s 20 ght
- Jatl 80. Good Butchers ana Mediums . '1dsi o.
IIr- % 81 -
CmcAGo. Mtf,h lr.--Cafur-Receips 1000 hcad ship
uout. IUO Aet weak liberal OFFERINGS. VA.
in air demand bur od l'r per 100 M lower lN
pftS 81 80 a., Fest shipping. 7bdfb 30
10 Fair. 3D. Butchers STEADY AT S lua 80 for
EA-G LtnEEIf. Penn, March ID td"te- Receipts 2@o
head nlm at about yrstritlly's prices.
Jogs Recept $50 head mar kct active Ihiadc phiaAs 50
a. f.. NOrkciH ~ Zud11 40.
b,,D K.crpts fair prices
81 LOWS. MarCh lj.-tGric - ErCupis LOO head, ship
u,euf. supply Id demand good
we're OWING 10 the ary o stock Export
a. 500 % - GOud Choice shipping SOhsG On; Light,
Chocr Hefer- - - - 20, Common Fair -
4 a ami Feeders. - dHo 20.
beat active and hrn Dut slow Tor low grades Common
81 9bnsY 7O Medium Fair. 81 asa 81 GoOu ChuIce
e. 75G>5 %; Fancy, 80 go 0Sj 10
strnug ana h cher Light ~ lOGS7 Packing 81 20
~ 80 Butchers to :Kta Heavy y B5 GS7 %.
COWS - a. 40 fU Steers Stockers weaker az s34s4 30
Feeders quiet at ~ - as.
Hogs-G Gecepts 1000 head shipments 800 head market
stendy unchanged. ucnnbd brisk but offerings light
Choice 81 6OnS1 No. Light 50 % 81 Poor
Mixed 80 g0ss7 -. skipa 50 G$U 80.
3iOO h8an; shipments. 1000 best
radrs IN 20 demand strong walker;
Poor 10 20 - 1o Good 10 Fancy So 25G+G
Die dispatch reports Cattle sheep steady Good
American Cate selling at iGc per ID. estimated dad weight
Sheep, I56I9c.
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wHoLEsALEPRICEs OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
.Or The week ending Marrh
PEAs AND BEANA

=
Receipts tor tho week k-ioans. 2935 pkgs Peas $500
bush Experts Beams 80 pkgs Peas, l15O bush Imports
cI @ no Teoh 9Ou & Dia @ ] IVA nens haEv hi, , i
export tade 10 choice sOck Is offering at 81 90
sels slowly. Medium and e shade lower and mpOI-
tant cnuld nO be made above sido quotation Not
much doing White kidney and lew lots essed the
market have caused decline OF 1ho Turtle held with
confidence though the demand for them s chiefly OF
htise characte Imported Beans dull and weak hold
Peas light jobbIng demand at unchanged prices The
scarcity Of Southern Black Eye makes market
s 45ss2 A. small choice So es2 90
Do, Fair TO Good. = OO6 226lDo Marrow Pea,
DO Fair Good ooS go DO FAIR to Good 1000 Is
DO; Red Kidney, . Import,d Medium 1000 10
,,..h choice 37Oe s76 Green Peas 300 80
choice 30Oe $50 pei bush bag. S0Oo 20
soup 1Oe lhl
BUTiER
About two weeks ago The FTodHeerS Frise CtuTen,
the Butter the hope terms nsed ouId
be better by farmers an shippers than The
for NIL dealings this market The OF trade seemsd
10 asmand Lns change ana SINCE he Introduction Of tho
until they pretty generaly used by ALI We therefors
shippers in grading their invoices We iake the os H guide
from the supplement 70 The PrOduoeS rioe Current of
March " Grades thai have been quoted Fancy IN the
past viii m the future DO Extra In beeomng familiar with
this term farmers and shippers should remember Thai IL re
pnsenis ao son,eX pesc Butter IN whatever classification
such goods always commando very exrame price Te nex
grade Of Butter rather too go Frsts bgt NOT quite
perfect This grade corresponds with what has been
grade Offering are the same "a we hSvn g pery
called Prime and pretty large part Of the make at any
Good on this grade dispute than perSaps
on any other some shippers grade frsts very closely
the Frsts reducing the both grana The rept
on oil special MARKS especially Of Factory largely
latter usually sol low and ihore temptation ~ pat AS
many Thirds into the Seconds as viii pasA"
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provisions lime aud dry goods tor full Information.
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Broohlpn propertp for Sale ano % ~

TOR SALE on very easy terms, o no lou nsishti
brick dwelling the west side OF S,s. o,erlook4
midway botw sen Fulton aud Wan street fertlcs sIro1
bay. and running through 10 Futman'sL nf only Il -
store Furmnn ~; lot l5oj q snnil amouA
required. Address p. LESTER Tribune om0s
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
IiKMLfjCK.
Union TANNED.

1.rnt s'qsntsE g e !; Light Crop s'1ss!ss ss
Middle Backs 80 B, 80 Middle Middle cfop.--...$ 2ss 2!
Calcutta buffalo: Light s6Ags2lci Middle 2OsS2ic..
METALs-American Pig Iron shows a better front Tho
densnd are more eneouaging and some good orders have
quiet but revival Of trade Is soon expected We quote
American Pig, No s24 f4 DO 80 So So 90 Forge
s22 otness ssI 6Oss25 Lan9loan. s2i G$25
s240s24 90 Steel Ra have active since passas
Of tho Tarn bill negotiations and contracts for fully 1900
' od IRON Rails are quiet at for rs ana ~ g for
1 So r5sot copps s aS and Se s @ Ss % SsSe L. @ bss SS
sold the basis Of c for Lake and BAG for BAlt
London; stras 'se2l 'sc English ana r." 22c Tin
's n sade SGH al y ao s. g. n
So l2a0$5 90 do. Terne 81 s7asb Lead active
@ Rens .nds sps POI I1ES qss sna al o
Change today Iron dull rig weak in both dones and
foreign brands snd old material easier Tn very strong and
Straits Feornsry March shipment u te on oa 10 tons
n &c ~ tons ssras January February shipnent 2i 10
tons straits February March shpmont II 10 Copper dun
'd Sa s5Goc with mod
g s5as & ss%sne s s fosp gTss UNCLAIMED I sUS
s2c Is asked now said that Tr1ers viii hardly De.
sAvAL sTo oREs-RosIns s,eady for theov grade.
fine qualities wero quleL Common 70 Good strained 81 50
Extra Pale 81 s79sss Is window sis::, 81 % 90 -
lots S Tar GasS SD ss q s0S ss
OIL cAkE-Dul but the Hight stock holds prices firm at
s Va: fsI .m n also Sperm Whale and
booze for cry western ssiss6aeI csIeatia, SesS6c
ge sophs q Sse coonsss saSsa y,
or 6s5Sc for Prime % ch0iso Crude 46sI7c. Crude
ocEXs SsEIGHTs-Berth room wa. qu.t and rate.
Though the iose inclined % fd a
~ 200 bush Grain Al 500 bbs oysieF odi i06O bbs
Ooo ok 9SU
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REAL ESTATE.

NSw-YOEK. Tuesday, March IL, 1888
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SaesroOm tO-dayi
lot W oth-ave, 10 z # n Of iO2d-st, 25.31loO;
4sory %iSf brown stone iats ana 8 5fory dwellings
(un6nished. with plot of and nos 2i2 TO 20
800 IT = o siliaSe plot Of land i06T2Oi.lui ThCs
iuo"Vo
By Rictard '. Hdraeu & Co.
story brick tenement with lot No 12G llth.
ST SIS 2I9 nw Of AveA. plot 25Toi.si II ,.oa
4si@y ay ox6 stone house lsioly brick stable
lot IS 5175; 1r Gshop 1920
T. 9i leringt"n-'Ve plot ofland i04xo2i Fc :, ooo
5.stoIy Nova Scotia stone 'front.' house with lot No
iiS65 b cheseOgoogli 1900
es ls.lOfts Of j5th.st, lot Is.lJx50 Same pur- 90
Lease ia has 6 years to run ground rent siiS and
4:o ohS sS s,oSe house w1 lot no % % Ea'! 5S
same S cha oD' -4o'''., ~ -9.-y' $4,000
sane buyer 1880
issxioo5; i & woi6srt -0...e -. 1850
ByD. NJ. Seaman.
2 lots West 59thst S25 # e Of 0'lave each lot 80
2JXlO0J Terrence Farley 1900
BY n. j. BIeeeksr q Son.
2. story l-story frame houses with lots, Nos
Philips ~. Vl' 80 l79oo
chaser 64oO
RECORDED REAL E5 FATE TRANSFERS..
NETWORK CITY.
North 8dave, Sos 298 II sw u Henry.st, 20.9x-;
Mare referee, To hidden $4,000
Lie ins Go TO Ame NJ Sloy ........-.-.. 1900
Peter stewart 1l.7oO
regular II King ana wife - l. W Youmsps -. 1000
AveA, =, 0lZ II II OF 72dst 20 .6xSb; l. Mont
goneiy IL Kiehl.
2dave. 800 IL sOf 6sthst 2Gz60; Fanny ID -
Woedhnl aud another 70 Motz. l18OO
ST, = r. n ~
mania IAe Ins Go 10 William Conr0y .......,-. $1,000
rcfsrse to O II Jones Of al l.....-.. $1,000
lOth'st, No 80 East 223x9iS; Aug Monaco to Il 3 g,
,othss ssS'st g. 34s5 Of unlv.isy Dsc. aIsia
E henwtck 10 Aug Monroe. ....-.-.-...-.----.---
64th Il. 200 fte al 5th-sVe, 2bx1022J ID Nor
sthave q. 100 Il Ssf soffsi sSIio6; Roger
Hubner (s1eoulor of % Hubnef ........,. 1900
16Gthst 5, l34 g. Of Washingt0n-aye, 76xl28x
l2sthsi s. I2j It " Of 7nbavs is sI6e IL also as
l2sth.st, 2Oo 4 n W of 7tasVe. l68I9g1lt WmF
MeEntee and wife 10 John O'Mssra $1,000
~ sS9 :. & q .dave q 21iqo 5I;e
sots a. MS iSi ii q 8dava Bertha Docisr and AoOo
husband % Caroline Brown $1,000
Kluber 90 Msry ohe e:.........-...,.......,-,..
lothst . a. o2s6 h Of ethsve 2i.7Ii08.s Mar.
garet Castor and others To II Van Buren
lot,.sys. cor Of i6S6.st 81 i6Iioo iacens 6un
ning ana husband Henry Webendorfer. 5000
8fthxt o. IT 40 n W 0f re of Madisonsye 1873
Same property Colgate ~ Il De VIII -,.-..:...
02d ct, A. 20 Il Of 4th-ave, 1880. j bulliyan
and vile 70 Wadheimsr... ls0Oo
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

Reccipts for the week. 20297 pkgs; last week z2s!!
pkes Expots for week, 1900 gkgs The lower prices
ba Sa ade reer nearly all grades but the 90
mand from ali sources barely equal to the current
ad he stocks do not increase perceptby Inc
notion ON the whole unfavora6 and DO one can s
what is eventually to become Of the bulk Of tho & s
goods and as these become , more plenty p,, tneJ
S1wSs' nsturallv reduce the call for stale Butter.
davis aTyicey from West report rather steaer
and on that fact holding the hgh
rcamprv about steady state Dairy shows mater
increase and while Of the best Delaware county %
eSch 81 sec invoices grading Extra k1rsts are nO sat
ble above 23a3Oc Old Dairy is In heavy supl espe0y
OF Second and Third quality, and buyers nave ars
os 10 prices The different CasshcatiOnS OF western aio
dull lower weak particularly for grades Delow hAa9'
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
Gonntrp propertp n1anteS.

NNANTED-To hire, a furnished house on
w Staten Island. within driying distance OF thu
ferry comfortably furnished house with four 10 be
desired Address. with terms Z. D Ep Box 40 iris
Dune Office .
WANTED TO BUY-Dakota and Northern
w Minnesota lands. Address W. c. HILL Washinstons
u. c. :
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NVy Yop< March - -BEENES- -Rrcc' q wore 20 car
oad- aI Il Mr Eastman Received l. cars and the
Tiva- yest,ri !nr m the yards un-od but
h,y wcrr held "Wednesday market out - cars
r,ftd fpf tomortoa hu This number NAV De iu,teas y
~ shrurrtH from 10y points 'ly Dressed be Was Ia
Vo III demand Yesterday bt 10 dy trade ria'k aud prccs
,,,t IA snd down Hc hU general "a 80
If,.-,d sd az the wide % mainly AT . 2c,
e,s DOS Ieef ras offered fhr cxtrciucs OF o sc.
hirrut- dav quart 0i brcf aud 700 c2fcasses
Of Mutton ~ She Nlscoufin. by Joseph Eastman.
CALEfs-No fresh receipts AM no Trad" ui any lnlof'
tame. PINE CIV Ncai7 sod slowly ~ II H. l2c
for y ates and ] Poor to Good ranged
mum H. lr Country Urcs-ei sold % the cures
SHEIP ASD LAMBS The arrivals wrrc 80 head
% head ~ lshnHton Ma kct and head a. Jersey NY.
Inrrc rarloads from yesterday sold ut
steady trcrs ana In Washington Market 81 Snng Lambs
sold N - 5u9-g with selected TO special customer at q
outside quotation given by dealers ~ ~.
which shows decue 81 about ~ head pm the prices
rurfrrf week ag, Dressed Mutton slow AZ 9c Win
dressed NclrluE Lambs In ilif demand AZ lO0l 2c go
II Hume sod - state sheep 20 %, Al O'gc Us
do al n at Ot.r. n Sttic l.aniht ~ n. ~ &C.
ti"tt sold; L." Indiana sheep - %. AZ G.c,
J. r. .ad.cr e sold 23i Ohio -hcrp. 80 N. at -
: sold 10 Jersey Ewes und Bucks 81 n. NJ i7c
" D. Appieg sold 10 Jcrsy spring Lambs ~ $ as 90
per head
ve.it & 90 sold Jcrscy spring Lambs :6pslO each
% cho'ce -eeio NJ Tho outside hgurc jersey LIVES AMI
Hucks NJ ( iic ter n
HOGS pts 20 cars Of z, 90 h"ad-l2 at
AHh 4 and sars Jcrscv city NitL the advance IN
C1y Dfrsrd ytsrrday Live Hogs iu demand tod
higher pfices dri-fr quo.e 1Rltr the Tor
Cnnmnn TO Prime Cuuntry Dr-s ed have also advanced
Rsrript- igit bui m ed. HcNY quoted
p0Yltr Arlium l0'. aud Ltrt uncudng Ptgsl.
smih & KcId sold 3j Ohio EoE-, i4s 70, at g TO- II
UouaI Ifs H. "a
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
Qcachers.

A BILE and accomplished professors. tutors,
~ gOvenesses ecturers companions AMI housckeepcs
supplied by MISS NJ J. YDUSd. AnsncaD Aad FOrci 81
Teachers Agency % Union square.
pEST TEACHERS-Amercan and Foreign,
ID promptly provided families schools colc@cs CIc
good sch6Os with advice free % parents ror
sOnaly postage Ssiled teachers application
forms and list Of calls. J. W. SCHERMERHOHN, A NJ
Secretary, East lAthst, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
Anciinn Sales of tlea. &state.

4 UCTl0N SALE.-At lrvingtOn, y. l.. 4; 1ve
n minutes from depot acre, twelve rooms; rver
view; nest modern improvements Sold on tie premises
March Is, o clock
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
YOna ZOO
PURs AND SKINS.

Cable advicos from tue HdsOn Bay London sale
which occurred last week OF % cent IN
LYNX and silver Fox and decline 10 per cent In Gross
FOX ANA ~ outer compared with the prices
iaod last March Fisher Red Fox. skunk Mink and Wot
hOu SINE ls last March, and Beaver January INC
decline In Otto less than had been anticipated Adoes
from the sale or H. Lampson Co.. In pfogress epor.
an advance IN Sen Often OF 10 cent silver Fux On ~
cent and In Cross Fox OF 10 per cent compared tne @
obtained last Tune. Red Fox sold as ast ,
blue Fox and arn same last March hnssah Saos s
sud 20 per lower and Bear 40 cent nlgho ~ s'
March. Ine market hore is quite active ana him'
The daily receipts of MIX aud Cream at the uiuerrht
railroad distributing points in and near me eS o. @ % M
week have follows Erie Railroad D. W chis "
MIX and l2i cans OF Cream; Harlem 1901 cans oi
Milk Hudson River Al3 of MIX and 25 cans oi
Cream Hayen and Hartford, 962 cans OF MIX New
York city aud Northern 500 eans Of MIk Midland lset
OF Mix Of Croam New JERSEY entral aoo
Of aud Of Cream; and miscellaneous near
by G3O MIX and 10 cans 0i Cean Ihe toAi
average eS7 OF MIX and 1871
Of On price NJ which the surplus has
been sold On the platforms has bean 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

Receus for tho week. 2O2 bales last week 337 bales ex
potts the week 10 baos IMPORTS bales The ncces,
vi to meet Obligations by The ls oi
Ap s causing fcw more Hops 60 be thrown on the market
The result been further shading IN price as buyers hae
Inclined stock much at current rates To sell
the market AID weak but most Of the large hold ers
make any concession ant are not enecuhg sales
No that have changed haus during the last
weeks Good 10 Prime Brewing Hops. al say a &c
s3Loc.
state noico 1882 81 dS7l Do. common 20 -
Do puti to prime, II G~2L medium ....-.B6 90
DO poor " eoo1 10 al iCiHiorDians 1882. Gs2
DO. choice. ISL. 10
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
DRICES GREATLY REDUCED
FOR THE FOUR NEW AND
ELEGANT HOUSES.

Nos, TO- r. u and 6 5Othst thoroughly wei buis
ON dry sandy soil finished throughout I'm the most complete
manner have hue cabinet work OF OAK and mahogany
allied irrors perfect sanitary plumbing csoric engines ana
modern ventiaton They command hDe view OF botn osn
an Madison aves location finest IN the CITY, These houses
ra INV onrred for sale at S6sOO0 and SI2OOl hbeIs
mart OF purchase money remain on mortgage for ein
Tears so for close estae the elegant pilNas'
Tesdence II East 4Sh-st, built Tor the ate owner
For descriptive pamphlet apply on the premises OF 70 70
SEYMOUR No III Broadway; or CIlAkLES ma nnrnasf
40 533 5thave; or b. W. WILLIAMS 9th ave ana MesY
4Tth.st. WILLIAM A WHITE Il oO-NS' 10S' W. -
nrOadNaY. u
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
wild D'ks. Can.
xuaIGurE ptsr

pair 90 a. 90
DO. Red Head. ca al 90
TO-. Mallard..... 40 % 90
vEGE
Ixports OF Potatoes l.42J Dl
been liberal. ami The demand
uncnan td. but the zone IN clC
Potatoes steady. onions ia &,
scarce and higher Russia 4
Peas ana Eeans selling TeadiI
Cucumbcrs from Florida. equi
sold az quoted. Norfolk Kale
when Of choice qualify Fio
bush. crate. bermuda Beet
pOOI and dull. hariestOn Asl
Potatoes. Rose. East
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

Cucumbers still very pieni,
RhubaTb scarce and firm. MI
Cucum hers. No. /, /
per dOz. 5000 IL
Do, Culls,per 100 9009l0 0Ol
Lettuce. Extra,
PER doz 80 76p 81
Do. Com. 10 Fair.
tuuFs ltll nAN mi
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

FkUiIS BERRIES AND NUIo-bIED -oo
Iecefuts The week, SJJ pkgs l1<2
pkrz Peanuts II pss Pecan Nuts. Exports OF Dreu
apus g,B pkcs tyapGrated and sunh1ed Apples quiet
and steady yapOatod peeled Peaches dun ana easier On
te.oO wanted aud firm Sunded peeled pretty vel CON
ttoe e1Ort break prices has aeFeoped an
urderour OF sttngth. Extra fancy Tut IS es.eclaDy
wanted ElpcUcl grnr and hun. R1spbeInes ~ good re-
qua.t at further Cherries decidedly higher anu
sus strong sold to arrive tins week at nc
P.ums onrred a SHADE without Attracting buyers
berries request Peanuts dull Dut bed
about steady. Peeans slow mov emeDt "a qloted
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

7 NIIL"1
bis. Receipts OF Potatoes havo
continues hight. Pioes held
using IN BUYERS favor. sweet
uod request aud hrmer Squash
'uruips steady. Florida Green
ly when Choice. A few PRIME
al to the best hOt-hOuse stock.
ana Spinach In GOOD demand
Dr ia squash sold az s. 90 PER
Il lower. Tomatoes generally
paragus arm , supply higher.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

Slaughter Slaughter
ight Backs. 81 % Sji Light Crop .......32 82,
ldls Backs 80 a 80 Middle Crop. ..... ~ q ~
dle BaokA heavy.37 aBS sslies.... va l5
Calcutta Buffalo; Light, SOlgG2lc.; Middle 2OL92le.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
II, IUM u WTTW WI Ns
NKW BUTTER.

INV ~ AfNs
Creamery, Elgln ex.37 03S
Creamery. Pennsyl-
yanla, eX. 1rst5. 81 a35
Creamery, western
ex. hTstS. 033
Creamery, firsts..-.26 $50
Creamery. seconds. 20 G23
state dairy, h.f. tubsl
and pals, eX....---3l U3Z
state dairy. h.f. tubs
and paiis.cX. tirsts.2o V3O
State dairy, h.f. tubs
and pail tirsts 70 40
state dairy h. (. tubs -,o
aud nails, seconds. lS 02O
State dairy. Welsh -
tubs. ex. tirsts .-..28 03O
state dairy. Weish -
tubs. trsts. s.-..-.-. - a -
state dairy, Welsh -
tubs, seCOndS.....lS 1ZO
Western imitation
crramery,cX.Grsts.24 40
Western imitation -
creamery. frsts. is az
Westeln imitation
eameTy, ,secOnds.l4 a ~
Western factory. ex... n ~
Western rc't'y.fsts.l6 Wl8
Western fc'Py. sec'8l3 a 10
Western rc't'y.th'dsll 0l2
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-19
How the Girls Come Home.

New York Letter in Boston Herald
We are rapidly getting back the people-the
fashionable people. The women are coming
home with better bodies than they took away,
as a rule, but in great disorder as to ward
robes. While physically improved, most of
them deem themselves unfit to be seen, and
their first necessity is to get clothes with
which to replace the past seasons bedraggled
fnery. Tan and freckles male them look
more like tiesh-and- blood beings, and less like
dolls. Here and there a foolish one has kept
city hours and revels, but in the main they
have had plenty of sleep and the right sort OF
exercise. 1t will take them nearly all the
winter to lose the good results of their sum-
mer's outing.
And to get ourselves back into desirable
shapes said a girl to whom / made that
assertion. ''The restraints of civilization are
not to be Immediately imposed upon a figure
that has had two months of wild freedom.
Look at my hands. Brownl Yes, but that's
not what l mind They would go into mum
Der six gloves in June, and six and a half
won't more then hold them in September.
Gripping lawn tennis bats and alpenstocks
have developed them disgustingly. And
there's my feet; they've expanded, too. They
did miles of Catskill mountain climbing
spreading themselves out on the fiat rocks,
and adhering like sponges TO the powders.
And, worse than all, two inches are added to
my waist measure. Hearty eatingi Partly
that. But let me whisper. You've probably
never oun that girl that laced her
self tightly. Pm she-that is, in winter.
But this summer my waist has had a vaca-
tiou, and grown stout on it."
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-19

C ToE'' UT IT.
("A Newport Auuarelle. "

IA Newport Aquarelle."
The mere suffering which a man undegoes
at the hands of a coquette is not in its first eff
fects so greatly to be deprecated. 1t is in the
consequences that lies the deepest wrong
which the insincere woman does to the man
who loves her. For the distrust Of her whole
sex which grows upon him, and the convic-
ton that neither she nor her kind are worthy
Of the best that is in his nature, she is re-
sponsible. The disdain which he may feel
toward her cannot greatly injure him. But
the spirit in which he regards the tendency of
his nature which looks to woman for the
truest support OF his life, and the systematic
hardening of those qualities in him which
reach out instinctively to the feminine side
of humanity, are soul hurts, which are not
healed when the pain of the deceived love
has passed His Judgment of the whole sex
can not fail TO be biased by his experience OF
the woman who has most deeply interested
him Thus it is that the coquette, by lower
ing the whole standard of womanhood in the
eyes Of man. injuries her own sex as well as
the other.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-19
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