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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
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.ssWAsHlxerox, D. O., June 25.-l:so a. M
= For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, LINT
showers and partly cloudy weather; slightly
cooler inSOhio Valley; stationary ,empera.
ture In Tennessee Valley; variable winds,
generally ahitting 10 north and eas. in Ohio
Valley. n. nj II $.},2s5gyt
Lower Lake region, cooler and party cloudy
weather; light raius; winds shifting to north
and east; higher barometer. *. '1,39- y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

: sr,LL. fifteen or twenty pieces Of slightly
damaged carpets left, at wo-thirds their first
,ost. - ,E; J. W. FIRRxL.
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PUBLIC SALE 81
- ~ 81 N=.G OF 1 y 49, rs II m, =
sock Of Goods in Glen Easton, Marshall
.It AZ stt.t ftOu ~ q

M County. 80
:, Urder an order made by tho Circuit Court Of
Mailhall county IN several suits pending therein.
made on the 9TH day Of June, 1854, i win seIl Al
a a a. the store room Of Il. Ii. Woodruff. Il,
Glen Easton. In laid county, on y = ~
2''i5- TUESDAY, JUsE a, 1854, q
commencing at o'clock 4. ~, The ue1sona, nrono,.
y levied upon under attachments In laid bending
ais; 70 WI inc Maca o. goods and merohandise
East0n. = ! U5 z Srg'' = .'N'4"'1 AZ eien
The said goods and merchandise will be sold =, :.
Of sale. 'kNuS 80 ''' w .ue uAy
TERMS Q, sALE-ouc half Of the purchase monev
or more II necessary. In caAh, and the r"nnainasy
~ Two equal irs'allments 'hrce and siI months
from day o. sale the purchaser 70 execute thereas
his several negotiable notes with Interest," and Eood
The purchaser Of the whole stock, II BY him do.
slfed. can occupy and do business In the store room
ThiG eo me goods now are until the htst day OF
apni. IIs. ny payiuE reasonable rent, sgteed
:jei0 ]. r p1cvu q =, ~
10 o'clocs A. NJ - = 'un l'', 20 i1. aos az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

Figured Swiss and lawn suits, deliberately
trimmed In embroidery and lace, very
stylish. Garments may be bought at very
low PRICES ut EN-. McGlLLlN L. Co.'s. I
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Iunt Receiving

band Garden Flows, Cultivators Seed
Sewers and Tools OF every description sold
by BOYD, Market Square. a Is. 'I,55.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

Z BEET Galvanized Fencing Wire, price six
csnA per pound. at Boyd's, Market Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

CHEAPEST Hoes, Rskes, Spades, shoysls
Mattocks, at g. r. Boyds, Market square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

Opera Boulfs, in all colors, 81 90.
Long waist, French woven, 81 90.
Long and short waists. embroidered, 81 Is.
( y 5JS E. M. McGILL1H & Co, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
Che lnttQll1Qe11re1r:..
once: ~. 20 ana ~ Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements.

-N---"' New AUV6ftlHCUeHTB. n - !
Wanted-Pattern Maker. 81. ,d::i95'S,
For Rent-Furnished Rooms. s.,gaaf5,
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ksuawha River
Packst-W.,N. Chancellor. ''-'.5.3,i Svs5l
North German Loyd-H. F. Behrens.
Notice 10 Water Consumers. 5yss}4,5 ,t
Garden Party-Ladies Of 6t. Luke's Church.
Aurora House,. q. ShsfIer, Propr. T. g
u. 8. Marshals Sale Of Steamboat Jennie
Campbell. II. i gfe:. Z. .,i 5g..1 ri3
1880 in Cash Given Away. ~
Public Sale OF a Stock Of Goods In Glon
Easton-Fourth page. IT,, I'd '.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

hREL1ABEr ErEDs, that never fail to grow,
arc !sold by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Every thing New and fresh Crop at Boyd's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

WHEN you want 6rst.clnsa Buggy or
Wsgon, 20 to Boyd's. elstE &, .t'.sls, sS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

,5}6 &fh :i4- CorsetS. = ,l,5.St>
White and colored, EN- broidered, at 600. -
s White and colored, embroidered, Is bone,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

Pl4rLEs, blotohes, or sores disappear under
the 10 iluence Of GlsnH's Sulphur Soap.
\ Pixies Toothaohe Drops cure in one minute.
"a q Z a, " s, "a ~ 81 lEp5 NHYAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

grades % +oao 20; GOOD to ehoice shippins % Goa
10: common TO medium - 1ba5 9S: glass Texans
81 76ab %. 6hecp-Receipu 1000 head; shipments
none: best steady; othen 2Dc lower: . inferior
70 fair q S0aS 80; medium 10 good IS E0ai o.;
choice 70 extta. n 0oao 90. "a d 7@.Tfl' Z N
KAsr LInrRrr. June -CAttie-Ma,kot fair and
unchanged In prices; icceipA 3oL head: shipments
800 head. Hoes-Maiket Arm. receipts l00 head;
shtpmeuu 80 head; Philadelphia IS bOa5 Co:
ioikers IS lbAS 80. sheep-Maiket very dull al
yeste days prices. receipts 4 800 head; ihlpmen,S
a'aO htao. us. - l4uEl i11fBGi x 81. u.{E
CINCINNATI, o., Juno 2.-Live hogs quiet; com.
mon and lght y zss5 rs: packing and shipping
Vs. 80: receipts. go head shipments, COS head. :,
5E NJ, u Dry Goods. N 5yb0EP
NEW YoRK, June 24.-The feature Of tho market
to-day wM the auction baie OF 3,t01 packages OF
brown. blue and other mixed blankets. Prices
were low and return loss 10 tho manufacturers Of
10 pefcent Other than the above there has been
little doing, and the market IL wearing the dull.
ness Of The previous week. n M 7Igi', ~ n
9Tlt i4,Hstl Cotton. ,sLihxl \.
NEW YORK, Juno A-Cotton easy at liXaiIsSc:
iuturca firm; June 1870: July ii.0lc;!. August
ll.,6c September tl.0Oc; October 10 col; November
70 41c December l0.47c: January iO.6lc; February
loC7c March lo.79c; April lO.9lc. NJ! ~
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Cotton dull and lower at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
HoUbH STRUCK.
TIE RAIN.

An exceedingly heavy ruin fell for nearly
an hour, beginning about O'Clock. Az usua,
Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth streets. north
Of the creek, and Twenty.sscond and Twenty.
third, on the South Side, were converted into
little rivers, and large piles Of sand ind dirt
were washed down from tho hills. The dash.
Ing rain bent and broke number Of trees on
the Island, and In other parts OF town siml.
lar injury was occauioned, though to a less
extent. D
The mud washed upon the Elm Grove track
near the Peninsula 10 a considerable depth,
stopping the motor on one trip for about hall
an uour. Other washouta will doubtless bs
reported from distance on the larger rail
roads. rP%l 9g '.ra5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
NOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

T., me Farm Of the late Dr.. John Frsl!.b, tcB,sIu.
ns MY acres, situated on the sou.h foik o,flClt
,ns ohio County. on o., {. Q ?. nlc, q ICED
int road, tcven miles FROM NhetlnstEe
ma.Fet gardening, has good dwelling houie rover
!ainne spflpg and well OF water ljtbt 4, ,hl door
ana Hood orchard In full bearing. Tor yll,itulsn
Sn9Mlfe on he PIT mics or Kddicss J. 1. or i'm.
EN9E.oN. Cllhnn. Ohio Co., ", w, ryg7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

MALTA Single Shovel Plows are sold tor
$3.50 by 3. 3. Boyd, Wheeling, W. Va EIGS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
YEsTERnAYis STORM.
Tho most Severe ror Ycnrs-Damsge BY
Iightning. ~ 1, q


lightning. I,
Tho thunder !storm yesterday afternoon
and last evening was tho most severe that
has been witnessed In this vicinity for
several years A slight rain fell bstween
four and five o'clock, and about half past
Ave O'Clock several flasher Of frightfully
vivid Lightning and terrific thunder bolts
opened an engagement by heavens artillery
which lasted until nearly midnight. Tho
lightning played some freaks with telephone
and telegraph wires which were Of nature
10 alarm tlmid reoole, and some cases Of
serious damage arc reported. In the lsTkL.
LraxxcER counting room q ilAsh Of lightning
leaned out OF the telephone and snapped on
the counter like pietol exploding. At the
Telephone exchange the electricity played
around over the switoh boards freely, and
several discharges Of electricity from electric
light wires were reported. ...Y JjIiJ3
~ 1N@ HouaH STRUCK. y @Hs,ylG
The house OF Robert Luke, on Fourte enth
street, was struck by lightning, which en-.
tered chimney and set Arc to bunch Of
paper and straw with which the crate had
been stopped up. No serious damsgs wss
done, though members Of the family iolt the
shock slightly. si.,.g,, s.0 Az l.lg5
The house on Market street, in the Filth
ward, adjoining Louis Bcidler's saloon, wsa
also struck, and tall chimney thrown
down. In Its descent 1t crashed through the
roof md ceiling, narrowly missing three per.
sons In the room, Mrs. Reamsnydsr and her
two children. Other minor effects OF the
electricity were reported from all parts Of
town, and It was said that out east OF the
storm was specially severe. 4 barn On tbs
Bethany pike was set on fire by Lightning and
consumed. The owners name could not be
learned. FHi E4 'Ea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

LAD1Es' brilliant lisle hose in black and
colors, at E. N. McGILlIN & Co.'s. J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

CHICAGO. Juno 4.-Tho Droters Joilrna! reports:
1--we I've hoSsLReee!p,s 1900 he'd: shipments $3.50
hssG: MARKET moderately active at 5al0c higher
rouEh packing y l0a5 10; packing and shipping
Is l5s5 6G!ight 81 7oa5 90 sklps 81 ooa4 TO- Cattle
Receipts |. Geo head: ahipments LOO head; heavy
ana rough ltc lower, best Light steady; export,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
T6gf,iio,ssutnruuoorti.

The following shows the sanss Of the Their.
momster, as observed q schnepts drug store,
Opera House .cqmtr, yesterday: IA. NJ, 100;
12M., 90; sr.T., 96o; 7Sr NJ, 76'. VT;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
GENKRAL MoTICEs.

NOTICE. '-7
Inc semiRnnual iu,ercs. due 1T prox. CT tho
ke2'Steled FiIkt Cont o,idated Mortgage RotdA Of.
mo fittsburgh, Wheeling & Ecn,ucxy R4il,c,
company. Will DO paid on July l, 1874, 81 Tho crcs
me Pcnnky lvania Railroad Company, lh!lidq,
phla. Pa, BY John D. Taylor, Iie6surc, Of Tat
Gompauy. Transier hoois close on The nth D!.
Bsnk forms for collecting the inttltst may te had
a. the BANK OF Wheeling.
-lezs ~ JOHN ie. DAVIDSON. TreSN;er.
NOTICE OF a srE l.iL AND GEN.
~ EkAL MEETlN1 Or I lie sTCCHIIOlD
of TUE HENH0uB IRON WORKS, 81,
special ard general meeting Of the stoHsko'd.
~ u me sen%ltd lion Works mas Letn caei W
lae board 81 directors 10 DO held al the p,IrcIpl
ounce 81 the corporation, No. II on foas,enth
stiset, IN me City OF wheeling, West vgpl., Oh
WEDNESDAY,, The 18th day Of June, 1854, at two
ocoeE ?. for the purpose OF c0nflttli ring, mud
adopting Or rejecting, icto.uton 10 ~ oteled st
sMa special sHd gene-sl meeting 10 acc, p The p:o'
VlsonE Of chapter b3 Of the Code Of Wait NiDlnia,
" amended and re enscted by Chsptet % Of Tho
AGts OF the Legislature o! YestVNSplt Of !llcyei:
less, an TO accept tina provisions OF CASPER II oil
Mia CODE Us amended md IeenEc,th hy thatter
" OF tne Acts OF said Legislature OF 1881. RId as
amenced fnd re'enEcled again rs TO rer:su TIC.
lons thereof by Chapter Of OF tho Acts o. nd
LeSihlatuie OF 1892, and b. Chapters Il and IS Ok
INC Acta oil said Legislature OF lS3i
: ~ order oil tho bcard OF Dinc:o:s.
,.,,Jli,. III d "a AL0EzO L0RlSG,
Z lt1l .ts.s-.. o. -.irDEt SncfcikIy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

The graduating class was composed OF but
two, Mics Mamie Gloniger. Of Allegheny, and
Miss Rallie .Nernsy, Of Weston, They were
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r. . o.
On CITY, Pa. June 2L-To.day the feeling was
rmer In spite Of tho report carly In the afternoon
that the Hays d Garland well, milo sou,hwaIj
Of the Webb Award well, was mating q good
showing. The weakness caufcd by tho r. port was
merely temporary, opening At 69Ss60c. Prices were
weakened 10 tShc hrmed to bSkc, weakened 10
5Shc, frmed u 6S1zc. broke to 66ssfc, drned 10
57Hc, weakened to tG3Sc, ard advanced 10 6Sc,
weakened 10 bIssc jumped to 6ec, weakened To-
5lc. advanced 70 6oc. At 1850 r. X. sales TO that
time were $50 zoo barrels. After l30 rr!ces
ed TO dropped to and closed with sales at
CiHc. The covering BY Scared shorts was the priu.
cipal cause for the RdyAnce Of taes 10 CO.. bar.
rsls clcGrances 692 600 barrels he following arc
shipments and charters for yesterday: United
shipments 1851 balrcx: tide water ih,pment1
1892 barrels average barrels charters Is b8S
barrels; daily average 1880 BARRELS
PrTraDuReH, Pa. June ,24-InS the af,ernoon
shorts covering and the reported heavy nni1iSn
buying created boom and Values ran min a sho,t
time TO HHc, closing strong at Gic: Tho steady nd
vance was hailed With cxultant ycll, by Inn 6nIis
and for time thero wes great excitement Tina.
Ing, however. was only moderate, and tho feeling
at tho close was healthy. \ ~
: BRADFORD, Pa. June N-Crude oil opened veal
and broke rapidly during tho 6fst hnlr. hnt n.
ward, Que o'clock tbs value became fIrmcr and nd
mere We amost IN unb'okea advance 10 the
eiose: IfadIng was especially active during the
l.st hout; United Pipe Limo certificates opened
To.sl runs Monday si.col barrels. 'e ssS'
new ioRk, June 2l.-petsolcum llrme,: United
GiAc; refined 7SsSc- 4, -, ' N''~'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25

.-',. RrxAnKs ON DEKy CATTLE.
Tho arrivals during the week amounted 10 o,s
head, asailkt IL 4s last week and 92l head The
corresponding week Of astycar, and the sales W. rc
SO6 head sgainst $50 last week and l,ClS head the
corresponding week Of last year, and were as iol.
To Baltimore butchers,,,,,,,,, ssa
To country 81
Ts Eastern buyers. 81
To Washington butchers. Ii
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CINCINNATI. o., June 2i.-Flcur dull and TN.
changed. Wheat heavy; No. rca 99caSl 90; receipts
500 bushels; thipments $50 bushels. Corn dull
and lower: No. 5CAc. Oata dull at 3iIsa9oc
Bulk meat quiet aud unchanged Blcou Brm, but
not quottbly higher. Whisky quiet and Steady at
81 Butter buoyant, Eggs dull, weik and
lower atl211salsc. cheese qule and unchanged. !;
. BAL.1xcRE. Nd, June 2.-Rlour ca.y aud quiet.
spot 9sAa9s114c: July 9911Sts9Xc; August Ossxca
81 W: septemte. 81 00Nsi Vi. ,.0ru, western lower
and dull: mixed SPOT +a59ss1c: Juno 5s5+c bid;
July t9asssSc; August 6tssi6e]3c Oats Arm; west.
ern white S9a4lc mixcd SIC; Pennsylvania S7aaOc
Rye quiet a., 6Sl7Oc Eggs weak 1t l7c. Whisky
stcajy at 81 IA. l.%l5,l.s". ,IT s1,-I, ~
TOLEDO, O., Juno N.-wheat strong; No 2 red
cath 0lHc; July 9iHc bid: August 93Hc; Ser.
tember slhc asted; October 95Ac asked. Com
6Im; No. can and July ,a7hc; august size bid.
Septonber 171Ln 4. - = - - Jaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-25
Dry GOOlfn.

CINCINNATI, o., Juno 2.-Live hogs quet com.
mon and Light n 2has 70: packing and shipping
Is 0oas 10: receipts, go head shipmGnts COS head.
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.u,} - REMARKS. lHf4 ragg f.ij
There como falling of Ia tue number OF the 70.
cepts as compared with the run last week, and tho
quality isnot az good as It was then Trade Is not
active, the supply being moro than sufficient for
the rather slow demand We quote sheep at 3atc.
lew selling at tho latter plite: lambs 5ab<c, with
lew at the latter figure. same time last wect sheep
sold at 3Xa5Ec. and lambs at 5a7lzc - .,--N...f
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ANA boo
The market has been fairly active on tho Hill to.
Gay, with prices on All average without serious
better than last week. The tops were more numcr.
Gus and tho lower grades Of better general order
than last week. Prices .4a61Sc,, with most sales
from 8 10 exc. n ~ -, - - - -
ThHBw1NE MARKET. 70
Arrivals this week, ala
Arrivals last 9Ol
RWone year
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Tho run Is only fair as 10 numbcrs but It sccmsto
be ample for q very moderate demand at best. The
quality Is about the same as last week. We quote
md tho better grade tat 7a7sc. and extrs at Ike,
Same time last year sales were made at 814a9c.
~. TIE SHEEP MARKET. n ~ ia
arrivals ms 6,5
nsYas !Aat ,0S
hEtlfaM Oneycaf g. 3l0
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IL. - 80 3. 80. s-rs9stsIfl = u
A COlOrCd Democrat.

Wheeling, June "a. & 4 4 StsIi.5I.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-06
Land Sales for a Year

From a statement prepared at the
Land Office, in Washington. D. C.,
showing the disposal of the public lands
dor the fiscal year ended June 81, $50,
it appears that the cash sales Amounted
to 63l7 si1 acres from WHICH were re-
a!ized SO, ,302, $50 The original home
stead entries included ISL so acres,
the Enal homestead entries 9iJ. .57t
acres, ard the timber culture cntr:es
0o4 463 acres. Tie miscellaneous dis
posals aggregated $ Gs12io acres. In
Guiding 5 343, l54 acres oSra,iroad ian ls.
for which the sum OF 81 <:56 40 was re-
ceived The aggregate number Of acres
Of land disposed o: under all heads, IN
cln,ling the tinal homestead entries, Was
9s 81; al. and the aggregate receipts
were s1l IS. 9@s;. This Is IN increase
over the dlsposais OF last wear Of Sol. :
l37 acres. and o' 81 0--5.5-l. Indian
. lands 10 the amount ot co., ,1-s acres,
which were sold for $685.. l3., are 10. in
iuied ID the foregoing .ota.a.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-06
The WOodcOck's WOOing.

Woodcock have certain peculiaritles
which en1ear them to the sportsman as
well as make them an interesting study
to men Of science. Their love e-naking
is essentially their OWL. Early II fhe
spring the male bird, seeking mate.
repairs TO some well known covert where
the females most do congregate. i Is
just at sunset. All day long be has been
industriously filling himself full Of long,
luciols worms, ard as nightiall comes.
his bird thought turns TO affairs ,4ore
sentimental When he reaches the
parade ground he looks an1iouslx
around, and if no suspicious noise jars
on his sensitive ears he begins with a
low Introductory overture. Then he
grows impatient and utters loud, gutter
al blea,ings, c.4cking just iefore cacl.
one. Then he str1ss up and down the
noesy bank as If his performance gave
him intense satisfaction! Then lie con-
sid ers biusel: fairly introduced. auc.
.aklrg wing, riseo in the air, flying up
III spiral circles, each growing smaller
as he ascends. During this nigh. he
ut.ers low. sweet, cooing noise. After
sailing about in a series Of aeria. sorner-
sauI,s, he swoops down 10 the spot #
his f:4rtirg. For hours he fools abcn.,
dash.aying his wing performances. until
a. las: the female caa 10 longer fes.s.
his antics, and throwing coquetrv. Is
Hamlet dill the phvsic, to ne dog, she
aoproaches with ru4liei fea;he-s all
dlsheve!.e1 pluraase. The tao nee.
and caress eaeli otiler with every ~.
dence O. affection and all the II p.ass
oi love thrown IL. and locking ti.els
long bills IN each others grasp. as if to-
happy for earth. :aey Use straigL. u sae
ar ard sv lar ou. c. sight Il tie dsrk
ness
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-06
The Story Of The Benders.

Tine 81 I,on;c pe,,,,y,5;Do, rooon.,p
nuhlished a story ON tba ALLEGED anthor-
;tv nf ono Can't tH.,-ar. or Ro;ve. oe
Annlaton 40 n ina e,,.ct .b,+ .be No
tcr,ous Bender family were all killed Inv
the York marty who follnwaj Them ont
Of Nootromerv Ce,ntv Kan when
they Gisappearel f,on there oDd-tlat he
himself went a,a,c ana saw the killing
done. Gov G,ic, 81 Kansas thera1pddn
wrote TO DR. \ NJ York Who !, now IN
Des No,nas Iowa en1 incurred ~ 70
the truth os the story and received a re-.
ply that he article was an entire fabri-
cation IN fac. without e,cr the sem.
1bIance Of foun.la.ion Dr YORK some
uha. Significantly adds: NV brother,
J. II. York. Of Fart SEQ. was visiting
me hete when the srt;c!e appeared. and
we determined TO .aac pr,r.rt measures
to trace the autho,, IN ana respfrslb;i-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-06
JACK TT 81. I.
Bit OF Lie on nm hmcr.ca, te1>i ss
~oaoat:E:


Life on the American coasI.ng sclcou.
or differs II nearly every reSpec: from
tina. which Is led on deap-wa:er vessels.
The rules laid down IL the oayv and III
the deep water merchant service. AM
the comparative absence OF ra.es OF
coasting schooner,, show how macl. the
navy there Is q rnle against swearing,
which, however Is oftcn broken. In the
regular merchant service Jack i no. A.
lowed To swear when aft uf the maia-
mast, although hc may Use profanc lan.
guage when forward 4 that spar. The
Officers are usually a. liberty 10 swear
from the forward end ot the cabin 70 the
jibboom. I2e coptaln may wear from
stem 70 stern, and a protest against this
proceeding Is likely to come only FROM
his own conscience. Although the OH
Ger may swear a. his men when forward,
it is not considered good form for him TO
take that liberty on the quarter deck,
especially when the captain is within
hearing. When the captain feels it his
duty 20 swear officially ct one Of his OIL
GERS, it Is unGerstood that the latter has
done something very wicked The off
Ger may, however, if on good terms with
the captain, do a limited amoun. Of
swearing il scca way when aft in
company with him.
Ga American coast.ug sciioone~e there
are ~ swearing laws. The hlmbIcst
seaman is 1T liberty 10 50 down INTO the
cabin ana swear to his hearts content.
while the captain by way Of equaliz:ng
matters is expected IL enter tie fore
castle occasionally IL order to DO little
swearing there. In the navy when Jack
IS addressed by his captain he touches
his hat IN arevereL.ial manner and says
Ave, ave. Sir IN the deep water
branch Of the merchant service lie Ie-
plies to lis captain III the same words
without touching his hat. Bat on the
AH.erican schooner Jack does Eot feel
h; nse.f called upon to abase himself be-
re his commander. II the latter calls
him he replies with II say. Old man
lii You as,1 nc = lcld -ou o haal al
anything
Even on ordinary merchant :csse.:
lhere is rule which prevents common
sailors from smoking aft Of the forwart
house. and restricts the officers from
using their pipes on the quarter deck
except when keeping night wa'c:l. @.
the American coaster, however, there
are 10 smoking Laws. any place tina. i:
not considered too good for the capta:i
| to smoke in Will answer well enou2h Il
smoking quarters. for the homes. fore
mast hard who apirec;a.es the doctrine
! OF equality. = .Nt5e Iofh 1in.,s.