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poRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS- :
SENATE.

r,on 3.-On motion OF
7osslIs, the ssnate resolved San - INA 3nat
1n Son !, sdjourned To-Day IL 'ui'1
e tlil orcsord4nce with the unanl-
Mln understanding Of yesterday
mouss or a. proceeded to the conSld
The SET If the calendar Of cases IN"
ef EGiScted to. Among the ol.is req "a
third time and passeo were 'nF
to 10" nh to reduce by Cong ess the
Inc D IasTe of ao-ence with pay 10
&n llaL carriers. The bill crowded
s 5e.'t tbirty DAYS leave, but the Senate
lO1 roitfee on pest offices and DIST
c coa4s -TecJmmepde6 that tne vaca
t .ion without reelection OF pay De
tIOn io f;fteen days in tead OF thirty;
NJ No. hi was amenCed to correspond
Iue III +ho rscommendation OF the
VIII n,1 1 and then passed. 1t gu
torI the postmaster genera. 70
o sn q number oisa0s'ltute ietieE
empiU Es when necessary. By the
car nrioions of the bill the compensa-
t PIT of such substitutes IS 10 De al
the rate OF s62S a year.
The following bills are among
'nf BiIl p granting the right of way way
+b D,rn E Fort Selden Military Res-
o orrOu {on to the Rio Graade, Mex
leo & Pacific Railway company
Biz giving pension Of $40 per
month to the widow OF General
hudson fitzpatrick. 80,
House bill relating to the Ieg g Is
1atnTe of Dakota. It provides that
the council Of the Ter; tory shall
consist of twepty-fOur members;
and the house of representatives OF
forfv.eieh. men bers, and that al
the next general election two mem
hers Of the coun9il and four Of the
lover house shall b elected in each
of the twelve legislative districts Of
the Territory
Bill introduced by Pendleton reg
plating the payment Of bills OF ex'
change drawn in foreign countries
on persons. f ms or corporations il
the u lied States.
After passing sixty two bills tn
Senate adjourned.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June 3, 1884.

June 3, 1884.
WHITE HOUSE.
6 Emerson. Dry Canyon; Jacob Camith,
MiZelich; Pueblo, Col; G Flood, E Bida.
man, Eagle Rock; JACKSON, } Stephenson,
LeAdville: w q JEFF, New Mexico; John
Westfall. Omaha; Jas Sargent, Parowan; w
II Shepard, " q Richards, Lick Richards
James Barber, john James, city, j Aaron
Smith, South Cottonwood; Ben Thomas,
Alta; q jackson. w Bucher, LeadviIle; r
Donker, San Francisco: 4 Donaldson, Bing.
ham; A s Armiot, Park City; W J King,
Alsmosa, Col; r NJ Smith, Cheyenne.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
DJ Thomr son, T F Franc, Lehi; L Vine
yard, HALEY, Idaho; N Burrow, Crested
Butte; II McMurray and wife, Brooklyn,
N 7; @ E Marker, Mrs r Marker, J r
Mershord, Mrs Van Orran, San Francisco;
Mrs Miner, New York: ] TKeep, Alameda,
Gala; Mrs T Boeber, Santa Cruz, Gals; Mrs
e L McAlper, Bakersfield; Mrs Ketchal, New
York; 81 Nimscks, Denver, Colo; Miss Ii n
Aurcy, Miss A Eekfelt, Mrs Walling and two
children, ean Francisco; Miss Mamie n
Scott, Miss ID Jackson, Miss M E Shaw, Miss
V L Thorne, San Rafael, Gala; W French
j Harris; II Wilson, Vallejo Gala; E W
Beuchsm, Bed Bluff; K Harding, Mrs q W
Dom oldson, Beaver City
Cliff HOUSE.
John Powers, Bullion; MF Kesfe, Denver:
Thomas Riley, Omaha; T Bale D Plum.
mer, Bingha u; Rigginson, stockton; Jno
Farmer, Utsh.
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HOW T0cURE
SKIN DISEASES
DE figuring Hum0rS, HQmiIistlng
ElGpdOnS, Itching and Burr
ing fortunes.

CALF RHEUM or Eczema. Psoria is ,
~ Scaled Head, Infsntile or Birth Hp-
mors, and every form Of Itching, ScalY,
Pimply, Serofulous, Inherited, Conta-
gious and Copper -Colored Diseases of
the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with Loss of
Hair, are positively cured BY CUTICURA
REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier, in
ternslly, and CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAP, the great Skin Cures and Beauti-
fiers, externally, when all known reme-
dies and the best physicians fail.
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Why, Certainly.

Bsriin, 1.-The Gel manic colonial
policy has formed the subject Of
letters which the Crown Prince,
Frederick William, has been adj
Dressing to Bismarck. Apropos Of
TINS, tbs Emperor William has said:
" The last great work of my reign is
II establish Germany's social lolicy !;
her colonial policy will be the duty
and glory OF my SON.
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GREATEST ON EARTH

CUTIcURA REMEDIES are the greatest
medicines on earth. Hed the worst case
Salt Rheum in this country. Ny mother
had it twenty years, and in fact disd
from 1t. believe CUTICURA would
have saved her life. Ny arms, breast
and head were covered for three years.
which nothing relieved or cured until
used the CUTICURA REsoLvENT, inter.
nally and OUTICURA and CUT1CURA
Soap externally. j. w. ADvMs,
Newark, D.
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Fair Convention

s.. Louis, 8 The Convention of ex.
position and fair mAnsgers of the United
States convened here to day for the pur-
pose Of organizing general association
for the United States and Canada A
temporary orgsnizsticl was efected by
the election OF 3. ELL, of Toronto.
chairman. s NJ. Yoeman and F. J.
Wade, St. Louis, SECRETARIES. About
io'ty delegates are in attendance
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 8. = Wheat - L :Wer; s75s
June, 80 July, 81 August.
CJrn-Lower; CAS- BID June, e63s BID
July, 57SS August.
Oss-Lower, 30 June. 92K July,
% August, 299s year.
Whisky-l12.
Afternoon - Wheat - Weskffr; S9Z
July: 90s4 August.
Corn-Essy, 55A to 55% July; 567s
August.
Osts-322S July.
Rye-Firm, 81.
Barley-DuIl, weak, 65.
Pork-Lower closing nominaIIy l9. 90.
Lard-Declined: July Sis.
buik Nests Quiet; shoulders $50,
short ribs, 8.25, short clear sides 8. IS.
Whisky-Stsady. unchanged.
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Wifhdraws from Pool.

Bost3n, . The Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway C2mpany
mas g ven the req uired three months
notice OF withdra wal from the
Sfanscontiuental Railway Associa
Ion, Whieh pools all business west
o. the Missouri river.
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Cable Clicks.

Sydney, 3.-The authorities are
laying precautions against dyna-
Paris, 3.-Irish resid hts solicit
Z IeDch sympathy for the IndeIen-
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DIED.

HILL-At The White House, June srd.
at IL an Mrs. Rebeccs Hill, mother of
Mrs. Augustus Podlech, aHd Miss Ida
Hill.
Funeral on Thursday at 2 pm, from
the White House. Friends of the family
invited to attend.
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oHuN OINTMENTs AND LoTIoDs
~ SKIN diseases, cuts. sprAins,
nuIseS;s etc., and use GLENN's SUI.
l>. ILLS HAIR AND WHIsK Err DYE,
q "''k o. Brown, 50e.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told as to the
great curative powers of the great
CUIICURA REMEDIES. I have paid hun
dreds of dollars for medicines to cure
diseases of the blood and shin, and never
found anything yeti to equal the CUTI"
CURA REMEDIES.
CHAs. A. WILLIAMS,
Providence, r. /.
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ShILOH'S CATARRH REM,
EpY-a positive cure fer Catarrh
Diphthetia and CankeT Mouth. So4
GO IL Drug Score Oh
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WHY VIZ YOU cough when
nnoh's Cure viii give smmsdiate
eIief. Price loo, Soc. faT d. 6eld
" C. H. I. Drug STD DID
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DR.. FraZier's Magic Ointment

a sure cure for Little Grubs in
the Skin, Rough Skin, etc. 1t will
remove that roughness from the
hands and face and make you beau
tifui. Price SOC. Sent by mail.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Props.
Cleveland, Ohio. 1
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chicago Lave Stock Marker.

Chicago. S.-Hoes-Keceipts, IA 600:
active. stronger, 10 to 20 higher; rough
packing 4 So to 20; packing and shin.
ping, 5.25 TO 10, light So to 4.25,
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New York, 3.-Money 2; easy, 2 to 3.
Prime mercantile paper to 6.
Sterling exchange bankers bills are
firm, 4.S5A; sterling exchange de.
mand. 1851.
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BORN.

Cooper June %, 1884 Salt Lake
City, 10 the wife Of John Cooper, q
daughter, Seventh Ward.
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New York Mining Stocks

New York. 9.-Mining shares dull and
devoid of feature. Sales included Con.
Virginia 15, Chrysolite 90. Horn Silver
800, n. Belle Isle LBS, Nsvsjs 1875,
Sonora to and Ophir 10, seller.
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New York Petroleum.
New York, 3.-Petroleum firm; 765s
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Produce Exports

New York, 3.-PToduce export. for
week, S5,254 COO
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CsttIe-Receipts 1890; good to choice
shipping g. 20 to $40, com mon to medium
o. 10 TO 6.6O, stcckers $3.50 to so; feeders
4.9o 70 o:5O; grass Texsns. 450 10 $50,
corn fed Texans 5.25 to 6.25.
Saeep@kecelpts LOCO; steady; Inferior
to fair 8 90 to 4 90 per cwt.. medium
to good 400 10 4.5O; choice to extra 5 Is
10 ssh.
Foreign Markets.
Liverpool. 3.-Wheat, winter, "a 81 to
Is; spring, rs Sd to rs Sd; California, rs
Sd to rs I'd; club, 7s Sd to rs lid.
Corn-New 5s 31zd; old, So 41kd,
Bfeadstutfs-Steady, little doing.
Flour-Unchauged.
Weatt er too dry.
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Bullion.
Money Market.

New York, 3.-Bsr silver 10T.
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COMMERCIAL.
Philadelphia Wool

Pilsdelphia, 3. - Wool quiet, I'M
changed.
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Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTI-
CURA, Soc; REsoLvENT, 81; SOAP, Csc.
POTTER DRUa AND CHEMICAL &C.,
Boston. Mass.
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CURE In EVERY CASE.

Your CuTICURA REMEDIES outsell all
other medicines I keep for skin diseas es.
My customers and patients say that they
have effected cure In every instance,
where other remedies have failed.
81. W. BRocKwAY, III. D.
Franklyn Falls, n. 81.
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BULLION SORE MARKET
Latest Quotations.

corrected Daily by MCCORMICK IL Col
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Mr. Harvey OlidAea Of Fensellvilis.
FROM ne Arlawsa,c Traveller.

Mr.. Harvey dlidden. editor Of the Eennsllyills
%t s s Sisn rnash " " 'sR e s.s a
@ y p . s . % Ind KEY
the editor Of the daily paper having been buoy tnong
. ~ s s paps wound urn ss
great trade Of fennellvs into their establishments he
O!ii III sss IL. sss nSs of
writinRs and that IL why he says possess one Of tho
brg,,.t 1ourn. n minds in ,hs STATE shall 4.
and then tell him who an"
Come in." said the daily paper ed!tor, brow.ins
TnnL YOU" :es.,p A. himself with movsmsn. Of i'm
Find ons on that nie there"
aniri shs, nsae the daily man nervous AN see You
give Mr. Harvey Gddei,, editor Of the Fsnnelvil.s
Yes" pungng into an exchange and gousng out .
"po YOU think that he deserved such high praise"
Those fellow. are al ys and hattsring notice ackles
Mr. Harvey Giidden hid his face with the Newspaper
and said;
Us .ys.israsy. or xan, Patsy Psrter prs.snsed our
sir sxs.isi.d the editor q The FsnnsiSiils WATCH.
mam rising IN Mrs WI n" longer submit to your
The shrewd daily man quick % recover himself threw
that Twas going 70 get away with you haw. hsw.
hawi You are known down here as a humori.t. and I
ia down YOU You were pointed OUT s8u TO me V
Good joke " and Us his scissors fell OH the floor he
We'll. declare" said Mr. Gnddsn. III that amt a
boss on me then the Gar mule Come on an let's
have sonethng Say don! mention this In The PAPER
out tU smile
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From ns San Francisco chroniere

SACRAMENTO, May 1.-The ri,ost curious o.
q Y Az MI
mens.nore q less individually valuaels-of nearly
Two things are evident on going through the sAnsry-
that sfS s da not nG 81
services Of . ecmpstsn. pictIrs hanger; Quite lars
saas 80 s mn i aseds .s:
OF p.ns 'o snss TO @ e ...,
sus landscape sad to be BY Claude toe Bull riFht"L
There il enough Of the old italian school 70 ilusrst"
hiA Daughter" by the same master; there is not on
saSal. xsdrss al s.T's r.: HOY FAMILY: y"
Masters sslvstor fsprsssn.d BY picture Of LAND
sss s, an d.. the
wrs,ched dsub. entitled "Eocs Homo" Is ascrbsa
ProSaSly Tho gem Of the gallery ayp.y by xu
ro canvas in which ths realistic truth And ,asss
ths visitor for trip to sacramento. There are fs!
SIhsr spsns Za.osrSa h.: job .Sa b.
&. ~ Viz I =. mos. :s%!ssa TSs :
Ts.: which s r. u s..
ss:sa @ =, s s ,:ss IN s!
ssns ss r: ss.s
dys. sSa r 9s 81 II. y
which is sScri6ed to the painter Whether gent
Is Ss :Sss p:S :a: :ss e:
phae " bv Dippsnbeck, from which we perceye BY ths
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SUSAN LIE FEY,s FORTUNE
The Adventures sf . Girl whs was HEIR u
a. Essass which che Never Get,

The AAveasares sf . Girl Whe was HEIR -
- Estate which che Never Get,
NEW HAVEN. Mny 10.-About the year 1887
Lewis Le Fey moved from Kingston. Jamaica.
to Branford. Conn. There he met Miss Bel
don OF Kingston. N. Y. and after On aoauaint-
anco OF year they wore married. The only
child was daughter. whom they called Susan.
In 1874 Mr.. Lc Foy died. and his widow. with
her child. went to Florida. whore she married
aman named Macarthur. Susan prove 4 an In.
cumbrance to her step-father. and she Was
sent to her aunt Harriet Belden. Who at that
time. was teacher In the parish schools Of the
Ascension Church. Now York CITY. Her aunt.
unable to assume the whole burden Of the sup
port OF the eight-year.old child. put her In the
Bloomingdale Orphan Asylum. Tho jamaica
Le Feys wrote to tho widow whom they learned
OF the death Of her husband. but she had gone
away. und the neighbors did not know her id
dress. They offered to take charge Of the
child, but tho aunt had resigned her rights
oyer II 20 the asylum.
Jamaica planter died. leaving one son, Richard.
sna 81. 10 M
asylum. .Ho told her that tho estate. sstimnted
ut about $780, 900. had been loft to her and him:
leI guardian In the viii. provided her mother
and the officers OF the asylum could DO pre-
vailed on to give up their legal authority. He
said he had written to her mother to come
North and look after her daughter until he re-
turned He thought u would take three years
to settle the estate. His stay In New York WAS
brief and his one interview with hs niece 30
hurried that her recollection OF him is poor.
During that winter Susan remained In the
asylum aud did not heal, from her uncle or
mother In the spring Of 1850. her mother
cnme from Florida aud called on her daughter.
She brought letter from Richard LIE Fey. say
ing that lie hoped to settle up the estate sooner
than no had said, and would then come for her.
Until tnat time he directed her transfer to u
private school In Kingston. N. Y. The officers
Of the asylum objected. since they had hound
her out to q farmer near Binghamton. where
she was to be sent In tho summer. They told
the mother that II she could have the contract
changed they would surrender the girl. With
this promise Mrs Macarthur went away. and
since that time Susan LIE Fey has not seen or
heard from any OF her relatives.
At the appointed time Susan was sent to the
Binghamton farmer. Here she was SO cruelty
treated that she ran away. and finally got to
Kingston. n. ". where she hoped to find her
aunt. Harriet Belden. but failed. She made
other friends. however. who aided her. and she
stayed with them until she met and married
Mr.. L. A. Merriam Since then she has been
unable 70 meet her kindred or secure the
estate. Owing to lack Of yecuniary means she
has not been able to visit Jamaica. nor has she
boon able to take steps to secure her rights.
Her homo 10 at present In Branford.
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0ss. Cliasasa 81 Nsrsh Capetisa Relates ..
lasspsssias Expsrisase.
rrn~. krsouk n.-<


.hf 9sr q 1ss ts Ss gig Il Ne
q an open window Ir:csvsd heavy sl0w on my ~.
Scw & shs S.sd x hors. Witch :ssn:d sssas L.
iaii ioros Of the end OF the whip fell directly 90
sshs q sRs ' sss vas :nitsy taken svsy.sSsolo
lad S:.ssr e, OUT ssa ::.s r:ii.s
hots and, on getting Into 4 sen! one ssryant for
piscs6f tobacco and snosh'f for Two phy'i'sas VII"
The tobacco came irst and, lust o. hsA p,assd II .
and secured II with proper bnudasca the dostcfe car
In tod hsm wis. sd ard ns !. h.d H.
A. soon a. got Oh the b.ndAge, and they ssw thes
with the left eye. Of course. 49,
replied shs. il could Ss .sssd IN. tobacco pssy.
them should Try It, and asked them to come back )
After they iss, restored the tobacco, and Kept vel
wet BY putting my face from time 70 time In 6owt.i
water 90 TO retain the moisture steadily. me nigh
w.: {, s yS y ny 70 *;
~ the morning still suffered About 10 O'Clock QUE ~
age "A soon A. did so know that the eye ives better
M. The doctor naeiistsly said: nsvsr was % ssio,
ished in my life. for your eye, instead Of being swoen
and red a. expected 70 sec H. 4 shrunk and less tha
he ought be allowed 10 stimulate 1t by application
but a. did not desire to have premature REACTION :
refused. Though the eyawss not very painful, ! kei
The next day. " when he SAW t. he said You viii n.
lose yonr eve, but IL will always be disnIured." q
looking at II saw the pupi seemed to extend ae.oss %
@ :aa s on Il: @ g.
fully rest"red called at lie Once OF my physicisi.
and they both said they had never seen such scurs.
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4 sssry % chicago ssatinsas.
I'm Ms CALosQe TrtSxM<.

Yes. I love YOU"
above the dreamy measures Of strauss waltz whose
Sea.soS and ssiy w nsnSsS wsrs ssndins they came
~: c:s..d %oyins Berry found Ssr;si .Sdd.ny s;.pia
ss was IN he future 70 81 psst o. hers wSo.s every
e. .%s :sn s Z: Il. RI s
Tying g srsp. from iS.sidoa that %; si ls::li
ss 'ss =: s ss w
rsst-thst swsy.wiih pets last
condition 81 mind.-that cones TO- every woman whom
y: t s:; H sns S :a s love sS
his looked with ardent admiration into che iustrous
.s q e.: III g: W:
% 6ush that swept like wave Of aams over her face
and w.p tar. le ~ ns n'Aa On n'
FOR moment Harold stood silently By Beryls side,
not daring 70 ntruds upon the sacred precincts OF Al
% a sa : .a wsS 10 Sd
by her side and kissed away the tears that gissnsd
pfettily the dropping syeashss he ssid 70 herr.
you are wiling az 2 o S. com mine for ts,
bsssss.: nasa s:.ss ,ss, s'.na sas, oa:.
y:d ns u Il. bsss
yard Of brsrton villa the only sound that breaks the
almost denthllks silence.
ssi ~ . ss' soa Know I,ov. dancing"
.Thst 10 why one day. God willing. will be your
-" But ! do not understand your wordst" sxeiaima
,Iarold. why % you marry me on account OF your
"sscaass." she snswers. looking ct him with an ex.
preston Of infinite tenderness anL pathos in her pure
young face, you have learned step TO Perfection
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A Twelve Hssrs' hide o. = Taaaen Tricycle..
From TIE London Field.

We had occasion recently to refer to those
Developments In bicycle and tricycle. making which, by
the OF the power OF two rders upon
machine are calculated to produce better results We
Humber tandem tricycle. - 10 called ono Of which
great expectations were formed and We now havo TO
chronicle ride Of twelve hours undertaken by Nessrs
G. H. r. Gosset and W. j. Nicholson Of the Temple Bicv
steady pace Mr. Gosset III the front sest the
Ing aud brake being under the control Of Mr. Nicholson
Tho wind fresh and dead ahead. blowing from the
southwert Over tho fiat eSpoeed stretch Of couaty To
staines Il was very trying At Shrubs Hill twelve ana
quarter miles were completed In sxty.two minutes.
and here easing up we soon lost sight OF the tricycle.
which had increased In force assumed the Proportions
Of gale and the exposed portions OF the road to
Wtnchsster-And these are very cOnaid1rAbet seemed
sauas Of rain tina. after noon. over the
Hartford Bridge Flats II only By the hardest work
that any headway was made at all. Baangstoke-35S
milss-was reached at :l5 M and left at II SID And
worthy-5oH miles tinie, 80 P. N. sixty m,nuies
later the riders heading enstery course for
ltchen AObot: with the wind favorable. and. passing
through Arestord and Alton. arrived At Farnham at rs
Larette and " Cooper aud, after rest Of twenty min
utes. on the road.
Exercising wise discretion. however. they deemed Il
to return toward Winchester n the teeth Of
Gudiord and thence 6y Ripley to Ditfon 81 10 r u
After brief delay OF i've six minutes they rode
the Bay Tree At Merton (alting seven ninutesl and
sse ssh D and 70 sh within sss s Of
thirty eight minutes-wond enable them to make Ditton
once more, they put about again. and reached the
Angel" there with six or seven minutes to spare
xed IN covering another mile ct ground by making
ssoscssen :. Sis F. H With Is. MIA. .'' journey
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A Uagratsfal Rat.
From the Boston Globe.

A few weeks sinee Maltese cat. which makes
her home In Mr. Hiram ThOnass ONCE brought forth
two kittsns Evidently ashamed or Dissatisfied :, h.y
easily manage aud care for . larger one, she began
searching for some little wanderers who needed the
kindly attention Of mother Not finding one NJ her
own species and happening to discover . hafgrown
rat fOrOrn condition wrought upon her ~ mpa
Thy she promptly xn,hsr.d him In and in.siisd him In
found the cat quietly .noozng her accustomed place
brother anugiy ensconced by her side.
For several days" said Mr.. Thomas "s she watched
her adopted child lust VI tendery she did her on.
spring. nursing hin, with them and dividing her care
generously between them"
The rat vas evidently happy IN his newf.und home
his foster mother occasionally rush out and say other
rats Finally the restraint Of being tied TO his mother
apron srinzs became trksome to hts ratship and he
boldly essAyed to play trusnI.c Oni missing him the
cat would s hunt him up and for the rst few In.
fraction. abe let him cn with gentle rsproof Again
son, time 10 assert her maternal authority In more
f0rcibe manner him sound shaking and cuned
his THIS more than rat nature could endure
quietly opportunity offered the younaster
made good his escape making his mind that IL
pretty smart cat that could give him points on getting
kittens were drowned after the departure Of the rat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-25
A Qu.sr Mar.ud.r IN Cnl,fsr.ia.


The worthy. citizens living in. the suburban
to almost nothing when compared with their lndYna
tion Tho peace of their homes hns been suddenly shat
tered by the advent Of crank and all efforts have thus
far been unsuccessful in ferreting him out
Shortly after midnight few weeks ago . gentleman
living with his family near the slaughter house was
awakened from his sleep by the piercing shrieks OF
his daughter young miss Of 10 summers lie grabbed
revover and hurriediy to her in the expecta
tiOn Of meeting q burglar. The girl almost dead
from fright and in broken accents. she narrated to nsr
awakened by tickling sensation In the soes Of her feet
When she opened her eyes she SAW BY the aid Of the pale
window mssked man standing At the foot q her bed
might paases now but that female 10 awakened by
up the man makes his Escape, either through an open
ali lie cdoors ana windows m the house before he pro
ceeds The man wears wide.brilnn,ed hat. carries
dark lantern aud has the lower portion Of his face
cenled by towel or CLOTH few nights ago married
lady felt the prowler tickling her feet she quickly lit
candle, which the intruder promptly blew out aud
then jumped through an open window