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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELrHIA STOCKS.
R,po,tedGy joins Il. DAVE E CO., Il War.h
MONDAY. oct. 20-r. VI.

The dealings IN stocks to-day dcgcneratcd into
what commonly H. designated ms a brokers market
/ First prIccs generally were higher than Saturdays
last figures and in the first halfhour Of business
! there were some further improvements recorded
! After II o'clock the movements were duls and
irregular and with few exceptions the fluctuations
were small On the one side, the stock of Oregon and
TrsnscOutiuental was exceptionally active at adj
yancng The reported sales the stock amount
to 70 90 shares nearly oncf0urth If the whole days
business in stocks and its price ranged from I67s 10
497s, and closed at the highest figure asked Re
ports were current OF remarkably favorable state
ment of the cOmpany's financial condition, that IL
about TO be made the character of which. seem
ngly, was certified 10 10y the apparent class Of buy
ing. The Northern Pacific stocks were dull but
record final advances of = for the common aud
7s for the preferred. Canadian Pacific
stock was another feature on the same
side Of the market; IL opened up 16s per
at G3l2 and TO 6il2. 1t later sold at 81 ~
and closed AT G23l. As understand the case, the
Canadian Government will guarantee per cent
dividend for period of ten years on the companys
entire capital stock OF $l00,OO0OOO, which will
require $50, 600, 900. The balance of the Govern
ment subsidy due to the company is only
$15 100000, only one-half of the
amount of the sum guaranteed Ia be paid
in ten years The amount Of capital stock
outstanding now is 500 1000, 600 leaving the COM
pany $40 900, 900 which il intends to sell with the
Government guarantee. To indemnify the Govern
ment for its guarantee, in of the remaining
$10,000,000 Of subsidy, which it will retain to pay
out ia annual dividends instead Of paying il to the
company in lump, understand that the COM
pany gives TO the Government some kind of
lien, either on It's land grant or upon
the proceeds of sales from it. In
other words, the guarantee is, for the company a
case when you can't eat your cake and keep il
too" The trunk line shares except Michigan Cen
trail and those Of the coal stocks except Central of
New-Jersey, after early advances. were weak all
day and closed lower than SATURDAY eyeniR!; Cen
trail and Hudson =, Lake Shore q, Erie r. Reading
l4 and Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western y por
cent. Taxing The list through. however, there
small gains than losses but the market closed
dull and feyerish.
Government bonds were dali, aud the bids for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
III uhENN
nrIRnginR
WENDELL PHILLIPSS MEMORIES or
FANNY KENBLE.
r,o,a Boston Letter On me philadelphia p,

From a Boston Letter In me Philadelphia PrcSs
Some time since II was my good fortune To be
present al private luncheon when Wendell Phillips
The only other guest The great orator in the best Of
spirits taking few men can talk, Of things past pres
ept and future. Some chat Of theatrical matters started
him upon "reminiscences Of the days OF Fanny Kcmble.
We saved all our money" lac said 10 buy tickets.
was m the School and some of my friends sold every
thing hey could lay hands on, books clothing what
ever came first 10 raise funds Then walked In from
Cambidge could not afford 90 ride when tickets TO
sen Fanny Kenbe were 10 he bought, went nineteen
nQbts running 10 see her once Sundays Of course
cepted After the play used 10 assemble
where the Parker House Is how'll the
rear entrance the old fremont Theatre thcntO
her come out She would be unified up that could
moi even her figure but used 10 find great satsfac
on In seeing her walk by the Of her escort up 10
the fremont House. fhcn would give three student
cheers FOR her and walk out 90 Cambridge TO bed.
{" anch audiences she had. too II you'd put cap
eeaf down the theatre yOu w0d have covered Ou
an Boston had boast OF Ia the OF culture and learn
ing-Weser and Everett and story. Judge Story used
10 he 10 enthusiastic that he'd talk about her all the time
If the lecture Next morning he'd say: Phillips (Or
somebody else the might be-, were you al tie
theatre last NIGHT We'll what did yOu think Of the per
t0rnapee said Ia him Judge Story You come
of Puritan ancestors how do you reconcile all this thea
ffegong with their teachings = j don't Try 10 reconcile
IN 6e answered, striking his hands together / only
thank God I'm alive IN the with such woman
fhere Is no such enthusiasm nOwadays, Mr. Phillips
concluded and fear there are few actresses so we'll
worth IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
w sILLA.L.rn.- OF 90 rIl.o I.-acu.liI,.. ~


Tie United States Supreme Court to-day follows
No 27-ohyer Fnne Co, plaintiffs in agt the Rum
Ioro chemical works for OF j. n Payne Ell al In 90
the Crcat Court q the United states for the western district
OF Iennesee Judgment reversed with costs and cause
Justice BiatclfOrd- ~
, DO S3eW Porter assignee etc. plaintiff IN error, agt
SnIoE " Lhzesr In the Court OF fhe
state OF Pennsylvania Judgment aaIne with costs (nn
ION by Mr.. Justice Gray. ~ ~ 49,
No lO-Angustus LAYER appellant agt Robert bennett t
& nc Appeal from the Circuit Court the United States
I0r the Dnutcl OF California Decree
Opinion by Mr Justice Matthews ~ WV" ~
No SO-Wflldel X King. appellant Agf August Gallun
etc Appeal from the Circuit Court the United states for
The Eastern District OF Wisconsin THIS wac sun Tor in
fingeDent Of patent ON baod piasterng hair iesus 10
te appellant w r. King June 90 1874 The decree a. HE
Circuit Court Is affirmed with costs opBOn by Mr. Justice
No zS-Robert q Hewitt appellant agt Peter Campbell
Appeal ffn te supreme Court VI the District
Deere sr2ed With oosis Opinion by Mr. Justice Harlan
no c20Jhe County OF Greene pllintn Io,n
sonness In error 20 The Circuit court the United states
tor the western district OF Missouri judgment afrcd
costs and interest Opinion by Mr.. Justice Bradley
No 10-Safah r. Bsskins appellant the ~ IouI. ana
eontheasierb Railway Company iuOus0ldaed and lanes IN
NhsJD receiver OF sud Company. Appeal from the rreuf
Court al the United STATES for the middle district of
bce Waite F '"~
NO 2l-he city Of opelika plaintiff in error agt Richard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
1--WE srocK s,,rETrs-gy TELEGRAPH.

CHIC AGO oct 20 ne Dorcrs JCyrHd' reports: H0,S
Receipts $1,000, slpuvuJ-, $500 market hrmcr AZ luC
higher trading brisk Packing ~ 100 81 40 Heavy, - 90
a 80; Light - 4U 90 Shp- 50 - - TO- market closed
tame and AN the receipts were sold.
Cdfl,-EcccIPt- 5000 head shipments, $500 head;
Exports and firm 40 - $50 80 tua 70 hnCc shipping
STEERS - 5o9tG 49, Common 10 Medium - 70; Mon
tam. II aUd4i %; Wyoming, 81 -.
Siscp-Eeccipts 5000 hcEui shipments, 200 head;
MAJ hct slow al lOd2Oc oWuri Inferior h. lAT, - -
f3 so; Good ~; choice, - p.
Liverpool special quotes CHER prices for American stock
Cattle Lc hpLcr az l5c per pound dressed sheep lchtA
T,Si IIBFErI Penn. oct. pc Catie-Receipts 1929;
market dull and lO0Ibc lower than last week.
UOys- Receipts. SOLO hcalt market ddi Flniadclphia
F50 Is 95 Yorker - 80 - -.
S,.y-lstccips $500 head, market dan and iad lower
ST L0rIs oct -lIogs-eccp's $500 head shipments,
Goa bond market lower: Light - 4OafI Heavy ~ 90
"a 81 L.. Rough Mixed, > % "A 80
TapIg-Kecripts 1900 head shipments, none; market
active AMI firm better Eastern demand than for time; EX
UnTt - 20 IS 2J Good choice shipping - i0dsJ So
Common Fair 81 2ja$5 25ii Texans - 5Oa$i 20; In
Sis,S|Recepts 500 head; shipments 200 hcad good
grades wanted: Common 10 Medium, ~ 90 ~ 2Oi Fair 90
Good. 30 ~ 70; Prime, 81 SO0Tl-
BrFFALo oct 29-Cdfs-ReCcpts today, $500 head total
for week thus 0OOO head FOR time last week
300 head; consigned through % cars market dull aud
- 10 Medium 80 80 asa 30; Cows and ltcIs,
1O4S Mixed Butchers, 80 81 10; SOckers ~ 40 Sii
Feeders - 2OaFi s0 Mich Cows, $50 $40 per head
Lsst-eccpts today 5000 head; total for week TINS lar
through cars; dull Eastern trade; Fair O. Good
Wr4,rp 1854: Choice 10 Fancy 81 % 81 OO western
lambs Canada lambs - 80 20 large number OF
oRecepts today 10 600 hoad total week thus far,
500 head time last week. 10000 head consigned
through market dull tending doWnNard reeepsI9r
light ana Common 81 $685. 90 Good Medium and Heavy
q s.; Pigs, ~ OOd44
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
THE INFANT ASYLUM CASE DECIDED.

Judge Donohue, on application Of the manag
Of the New-York Infant Asylum some days ago, is
saed an injunction restraining the Board Of Health Of
East Chester interfering in any manner with the
management OF the Mount Vernon branch Of the Asylum
The matter was referred 10 Justice j. o. Dykman Of the
Supreme Court, and it up for bearing at White
Plains yesterday a motion to have the injunction
granted by Judge DonOhue made permanent. The Asy-
lmn represented by ex-Judge William A. Beach, eN-
Congressman 3. a Willis. John DclahaBty and Clark
Bell and the Board Of Health Of East Chester by
District Attorney r. L. Mcclellan and Robert Il. Bach.
For the managers Of the asylum atidaNts OF Drs.
George b. Fowler, r. r. Warren A y Bel ana DR..
Caroline G Mari read. In behalf Of the Board of
Health, Mr. Bach read the aihdayits Of Dr. NicOl late
OF the managers OF the Asylum; DR.. A. NJ Campbell
and Dr. 5. A. Carlisle and Justice {. III. BgelOw.
Judge Dylunan decided that the Board Of Health has
authority 20 investigate the professional conduct
competency OF those in charge Of the institution The
Board OF Health could visit the Asylum 10 ascertain
whether any contagious disease prevailed and If they
could quarantine the buildings and grounds they could
prevent people from visiting the place and prevent
mates OF the Asylum from going outside and should
the inmates be poisoned there by mistake the Board OF
Health had nothing 10 do with IT, except 10 reach the
managers others at fault by indictment other
Of law. The injunction is therefore perpetuatcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

Bullion valued at 100000 was received III

Bullion valued at 100000 was received III this
city yesterday from the mines.
The superintendent Of the Ray Copper Company
reports 10 the secretary from riverside ARR, De-
tobcr u: Our last weeks worlnEln the Ray con-
tinued to show very favorably. Wine No. 3 from
from station, lOO-fOOt level, Is now down - feet,
carving glance ore. Have started 10 drift from
station, lOO-loOt level, west, to cut native copper
deposit had above. This drift now IN feet from
station and in native copper, being the same body
we had i'm Wine No. and north drift JO-toot level
The cross-cut in south-drit in front OF Wluze
No. now in - feet face IN copper glance cross
cut north drift. 50-fOOt level in 30 feet; face III
red oxide, copper glance and fine native copper
Crescent in tunnel level now in % feet, and also
seam in the face being very rich indeed SHAFT No:
Ia shaft sunk outside of all former workings ana
30 feet from mouth of tunnel now down 10 itet'
We intend to do all our holsilng through inns
shaft, and the same will bc connected with the %
and the I0O-foot levels as soon rs possible. we
have q steam hoist now on the road from tucson 10
put upioycr this shaft lcXpect now TO be able
to put 4, 900 tons of ore new dump
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
TILE COURTS.
THE KILBoURN CASE ON TRIAL.

The hILDUUhN OASE UN IItIAI-.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The suit of Hallet
KilbOurn against John G. Thompson. eXSerceantat-
Arms OF the House of Representatives called for trial
to-day in the Circuit Court before Judge Cox. Mr. Xii
tourn was summoned a witness before the Real rs
tate Pool" Investigating Committee Of the House hut de
cned testify in relation TO business OF the firm Of XII
bourn Latta produce the books and papers Of the
firm He was arrested by resolution Of the House by the
Arms, and again refusing to submit his books
and papers, committed the District Jail where he
remained for fOrtyve days, when he gained his liberty
through writ OF habeas corpus Mr.. KubOurn entered
suit against Mr. Thompson for Sl50.000 and was, in
April 1852, awarded 500 600 by jury. This verdict
however aside by Judge Macarthur aud the case
10 trial under an amended bill claiming
$3.50, 900 damages
Some legal questions, growing out Of the pleas of
the defendant to the amended bill, 10 which the
plaintiF dcmurred, taken up to-day, argued and
OveTruled. Tomorrow the work OF securing jury will
begin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
4 HOMING PIGEON RACE.

The entries in the Red Star show race 10 be
flown this morning from Philadelphia the weather is
at all suitable countermarked in This city Yesterday
and the final arrangements then concluded. II wa.
decided In this have the competition between the
lofts engaged instead Of between the entire entry Of birds
individually. Six prizes are offered to be- awarded IN he
order Of the average speed The lofts engaged the
Rennert and Butts Of Newark, the Hus-0n of Now York
and The LambertsOn, Ward and COnOvcT Of KcypOTt
Resides this general other races
were arranged between individual birds
one engaging hcyp0lt ana NeW-Nmk
birds that have been trained. Another b. between
Huason and ConoyeT bird That returned the loft in
ROrdeuown " j., from which they liberated In the
storm of last week and sent home by express Both
birds ATTEMPTED make the journey for which they were
tnrued out and very tired when they sought shelter
Neither had the outside OF the loft except
they were liberated In front VI it, II Is considered
,f Great intelligence when birds return lOOgng point
because of unfavorable weather or lack Of condition II
allowed their liberty such birds always 20 home OF their
own accord as the conditions favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
THE PETROLEUM M1RRRT

"
A further decline in the production OF the
BaltOwn district reported for this week The figures
are: Wells producing 55 production, 3,347 barrels
wells drilling, rigs up and building, The figures OF
the Cooper and the Balltown districts together show an
increase Of In the number Of producing wells Win
decline in the average production Of l43l barrels rom
the gnuge OF October 49, Of 1901 barrels from October
~ and Of 3727 from October 5. Compared with the
gauge Of June the two Districts show gain of only liz
barrels in the average output although to-day tue mum
Der OF producing wells Is than twice rs many az on
June ?. The figures for the times mentioned are as FOL
If.uga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Barrett, in the Supreme Court, Cham
ber yesterday, allowed Mira Anna j. McCOnkey n coun-
sci fec Of 800 in the suit for divorce brought against her
by her husband Edward MoConkey. An application for
slimOny denied The plaintiff and defendant were
married about eighteen years ago The suit begun
last June
Justice DonOhue, in the Supreme Court, yes
terday appointed Henry Allen receiver of the affairs Of
the Climax Mining Company, In the suit Of the Attorney
General for the dissolution of the company and granted
~ Injunction restraining the officers and stockholders
from Interfering with the assets OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

The clcaranees elsewhere on City, $4,000
bfmdfofa, 5,s2690O; Pittshurg, 2.e44,ooO barrels.
Ihere was no change 70 note III the refined petroleum
market.
BRADFORD Penn, Oct e9.-Market steady al day;
but closed with sghtiy weaker feeling Total runs
saturday and Sunday, s9462 barrels; total Shipments
iOlOiy; charters, 1896; elearances, 5,s36.00o.
lhil rape Line certificates opened Nh sales at 81 1o
ana closed at 81 lOoe; highest price 81 1I2s lowest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

uray there The yesterday and to-day sg7
carloads Of which about 500 carloads were sale
this morning. all but about rs cars st Jersey City.
The offerings embraced so carloads u Texans and Co
Orados few Of om Natives with the bulk Of the
ply ranging from 30 Good and several f Primo
and Choice BuOcks carload Of Fancy Western
Steers Trade opened dali and the storm bad depress
ing effect the market and with oyersuppy o. nearly
all grades sellers Obliged % drop prices an average
cent Natives while Coorados seemed TO bs dong
abOn wen Friday although druyers conended that
he quality was much better that The sales were made ut
acted acted but as late as p NJ It Appeared likely
LIlat 40 or 90 carloads would DO carried over.
Texans and ColOrados sold at 7adSLc for
Common to Fair with cars Of Very Good as high as ec All
tom OF the market at 7c TO dress o. % Poor Natives sold
down 10 Sc and Common 10 Fair mainly at TO
dress 90 SO b. while Good Prime brought l0a,a II c, TO
dress 90 n end Choice and Extra went at ilAdl2c 20
dress 56d5 n go bead 10 Mr. A. Palm the outside ARure
Nogel Regensten sold ~ Fnncy Steers 140 average 20
Charles H0nestef at the extreme figure 13c TO dress
50 Exporters purchased aOoHt 80 mainly 10
alIc.
No shipments rom this port today.
The weeks shipments Of 1--we Cattle sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
FuRoPFAS MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Oct $1,000 s ana az az
Cheese-AmeIicsn Choice armer at 09s Com-Ni1ed Nc"
steady at 6s Sd. -.
LONDON. Oct. 29.-GSo p m-Turpentine = spirits as ~
29s Cd
ANTWERP Oct 29.-wllcox's Lard closed AZ 100 francs
per 100 kilOs. - -. -.
HAyRR oct 29-wicox's Lard closed at 81 francs pes
80 kilos.
LIVERPOOL, oct 90 500 D. -Turpcntinesparta du's
Sos 81. sos Od -. -. ma,
auEWy. Oct. 2o.-Wicoxs Lard closed at IL marks peg
ll0 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

Small dealings were recorded at the Petroleum tx
changes to-day and the Lack OF general interest," ~
the market display ed hae been the case oi ANsa
weeks Attcr an advance Ia 81 l. the market eased on
and closed wcak NJ shade under saturday = cl"silH
figures Carrying rates from % To 20 cents g..
The range or prices and the total dealings were as io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

e Daniel In error TO the Circuit Court Of ths United sssfs
Tor the middle district Of Alabama Dismissed Tor the Whi "a
jurisdiction. Opinion by Mr.. Chied Jnstice Wsite
Nos S9S and S99-Benauin r. Lee plaintiff In err0r agt
Francis Morton ct al Motions 10 advance granted.
11e6-Fannie p. Lawrence ct al plaintiffs IN error agt
In Supreme Court Of The state OF
California Docketed and dismissed with costa
No 629-SaTah - tombstone ct a. appelAnts az te
insoD Consolidated Mnins Company ct al Appeal from The
Crcu Court Of the United States for the district OF Colorado
Dismissed with costs.
No I1S7-W. W Brown OF al, plaintiffs IN errOr art X y
Carey In error 70 the supreme Court OF the state OF Cauor
ms Docketed and dismissed with costs.
l30The Alabama Gold IAe Insurance Company plain
tiff agt Mary Alice Nichols in her tight ana as
guardian efo. Motion 20 dismiss submitted
No 2ll-Wilham T. Ward ct al, appellants agt George w.
Berlin Motion 10 dismiss submitted.
No: 9-original-E ITxrte-In the matter Of Harriet a
Mead eXecutriG etc. petitioner Leave granted 10 file pet
tim for writ OF mandmus and motion f rule TO show cause
submitted
No. llss james c.. Gray, appellant agt Alexander
Appeal from the Circuit Court the United States
for the western district Of Pennsylvania DOcketed and dis
missed with costs.
No S7-The United States use OF n. Wilson adminstrq
tor etc. plaintiff in error ag David Walker Argument con
cluded.
No s6William Bailey OF al, appellants agt the United
States Submitted.
No 1.-THE Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company Of
al plaintiffs in error agt the Desmones Valley Railroad
Company. Argument begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ended Oct. 20, 1883
1rnTArloNs or REEyEs Io.pAY.

the average estimated IA lOlse.
REEVES Receipts yesterday and today were ~ cars
nj J,rpey CITY aG0hst and IL cars NJ Weea"eh
new ards making 6sO2 head against head lasi Aoh1ag
past week were l3 head more hHh hat
week and 50l than the spnnding time last
year. :,
ON Wednesday Inst wife the supply not much VA excess Oh
te demand pTGes fairly sustained ion MI adts % Va
ves and Texans and ColOrad0s were also t'e htn Dui
the market csed dali trid.y, with slaek denand All
grades LcOw weakened and declined before e '1se
10 b. with the tendency doMnNa0 AZ INC
finish Including arrivals tlaughtteEs direct ana @
Mr. Estna aad reckoning 70 carloads held over froia sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
COIRT CALENDARS-nCTORER 80.

SUPREME COURT-CHAnBFRs Barrett, Nos.
100 2 1896 204 3d. Sl6 3D. 1885, $685. BAL 344 345 S46
BAL $50
SUPREME coURT-CIRCUIT-PAR I.-Before DonOhue, j.
Set down
SUBRoGATEs CoUWTBefO Rollins S-COntesed VIII OF
Frederick Grote az 10 Estate OF Amelia Wilson at 1880
a m. Estate Of William +. Duffy at II a IN.
SUPERIOR COUET-SPBCIAL TERM.-BefOre 0'GoTmm J.-NO
calendar.
SUPERIOR CoUnTTRIAL TERM-PART III.-BefOre Tuax, ].
Case on No calendar
PLRAs-GENERAL TEIsf.-Before Van Brun =. ].
-Day J-NOs 49, 40 AZ 43 IA a. az So So 49, 81 s. So
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM.-Adjourned until to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
OCTOBER 20. 1853.

TIE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
GOVERNMENTS.

Total sales Of The DAY
.b1 L seller 10 days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-05
THE CROWN O. THE YEAR.

Out of my los little lattice
luoked. and the skies vera blue;
And Tia guSs;lm. robes of the Morning
Wre spang.cd with diamond dew.
There were pearls on the WAY ,ld. hedg,.-,
And gems un the hawthorn spray.
And Il -cIntillant raIn."w ~hIv"r
Han ov + the ii Ills and away.
A merry t"m-tit Was singing
Atop of tn. mapl tall;
And a g;iddIug rose. helated.
Looked over thn garden wall:
The br"okl"t, astray III th III ;ui"ws,
Was piplng hcr n..'dy song;
All fair IL ia Spring, echmd:
And Summer g!ad,ome and 'ong,
With her lovely proc 'ssion Of flowers,
Her music of blrd-song and breeze.
Her sunshine and soft tripping showers,
And lullaby Of droning bees,
And Wlnt il hale and wholesome
With his bluster and sparkle and cheer;
But Autumn. brown-b arded and ru,idy,
Weareth the crown % the year,
Heir of the bountiful Seasons.
He opens his lavish hands.
And the gold of a IN, riad harvests
Is scattered about the lands,
Ii rustles along the corn-rows.
Ii glimmerS among the sheaves,
1t mellows the red-streaked apples
That dnngle about the caves!
Fam d by his frosty north rs.
The wide Woods kindle and blaze;
The infinite eth"r above us
Smiles down thro' "A datfodIl haze;
The golden-rods light up the thickets;
With mosses and brarnbles, and ferns,
He spreads for our footsteps u pathway
OF glory that glitters and burns.
luscious ripeness lingrrs
Abroad in the sunny air;
And q Thousand rich aromas
Steal on us unaware:
Let Summer vaunt her roses.
And Winter his princely cheer.
Bnt Au utlmn, brown and ruddy
Weareth the crown o the year,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-05

For the purpose of ascertaining
the average weight of men and wom-
en- living in that section of the coun-
try of which Cincinnati is the center,
a thorough test was made during the
recent industrial exhibition in that
city. No fewer than 22,155 adults
were weighed, of whom 1857 were
men and 146SS were women. The
average weight for the former was
found to be 154.02 pounds, and for
the latter lSo.S7 pounds; A similar
record of the weights of 10000 men
and women was made in Boston in
1864, by which it appeared that in
that latitude the average weight of q
man was 141.5 pounds, and of
woman 124.5 pounds-a marked in
feriority as respects avoirdupois
compared with their western broth
ers and sisters.