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QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE. r. :. VI. c
WASHINGTON, 2lst April 1854. )
Scaled Proposals duplicate VEL De received az this ONCE
until TWELVE O'CLOCK VI. OF IHU RSDAN. the
TWENTY-T Nth DAY OF MAY NEXT iot supplying
and United Marnp9 al Que or more
the following from .st July looa Ia 5Oth June
1888.
Portsmouth, y. H.. CharlestOwn Mass BROOKLYN. y. y
Philadelphia Pa; League Island, PA Annapolis Ma wash
ingtOn e.; Gosport, Norfolk Val Mare Island Cali
and Pensacola. Fla
specifications with blank proposals can be obtained upon
application OF the stations named or AT me 0hces on
the usterua-er Washington. d. g., and Assistant quar-
terIuastcr. 226 south An street. Philadelphia. "a
Proposals be endorsed Proposals Tor Fuel and adj
W 3. SLACK.
Major and QuaTterma-ter.
L. ? !. .TiTC corps.
ann rnrArr MaeIl.Lpfnn n C.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES,

QUARrERNAsTERs OFFICE. Z. : N. CORre
WASHINGTON p NJ April, 1884.
Sealed Proposals Duplicate VII be received a. hit gee
SEVENTH DAY OF NAY NEXT. for furnishing supplies
the United states Marine Corps during me fiscal year end
3h 1883 TO Dee delivered az the ONCE vi the ASSIST
ant Qusrteraser Philadelphia Pa free OF expense to the
United states.
Schedules with specifications OF the supplies required can be
obtained and the standard samples seen, at the ONCE
OF the Quartermaster, Washington ID. CT Assistant
Quarternasters Office 226 South th street Philadelphia
pa Marine Barracks Brooklyn y Y and Boston. Aass
Blank forms Of proposals and a information can be hdd by
applying a. either OF the places named above ,,.,
Proposals should be endOr8ed Proposals for supplies
and addressed to tie unders gned. W b. SLACK,
Major and Quartermastcr,
L. =. Marine Corps,
anOo ra-rfw Va. i.
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ST LOUIS. May l3.Flonr steady Unchanged Family
~ 00ss4 IS; Choice 81 60as4 7Q Fancy SIS ass 81
Wheat higher and active; No. Red, SIl3, cash; NAV
$40 June sl,o2.s July p sg ss August 9$s93,
tive and higher sales at 52lsG52l2e. cash,i 62is
H52ac. May 52is952'sc Junei 6Ssa53ase. July
27i.a27ssc. All the Year Rye quiet at 5994e6lc Bar
lev steady A. 60GS0 Butter quiet and unchanged Eggs
sl4dS AZ 1OIse Elaxseod nominal at 81 go. Hay steady
Timothy sl40S17 0 Prairie Sl3 00GS5 Bran quiet Ct $50
Tee C0rnmeal quiet 81 50. Whiskoy steady at 81 Il
troyisions urn and inactive PORK higher cash ST. 20
1ss co. Short Clear So 20. Bacon-Long Clear 50 l2ix
Short Rb 30 30as9 25 Short Clear 50 5 Lard dull and
p0minal SO as 5000 bbsi Wheat 1000
sush Corn 5000 5usaa Oats 10000 BUSH h Ho ASoo
Wheat Loco bushi Corn 1000 bashi oas l4O0O bash'
Barley, 1000 bush-
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my7-wEs4t Paw Dhector . :. Navy
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND


DEPOT QUARfERMAslEks Dtfl',Lt, {
HOUSTQN--I, con. GEkENE NEW DIX CITY. May l. Sot
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN trpsate subject 10 ne usus n
conditions WI me- elved al this Office until II 0cOok ooh
on May 81 l-s 40 which TINE and place they Will pe upeHo
in presence 81 bidders tor furnishing and DELIVERING u5 LOT
aud straw required NrwIOrk city, Wlet fOihl
y H. ami Dayds Island ~ Y. H. during the hsca year
ending June D $50
Tue Governments the right 10 reject aay OF an P
posas or TO accept be most advantageous 10 INC %
partment.
preference vii De articles Of domestic pou.uc-
ton aud manufactur. conditions OF price anu quly
equal and such preference given 70 articles OF H..
duClOn ana manufacture produced on the Plclc ~
extent Of the consumption required by the puOuo eroo
Blanks ana full information as to bidding, &C. will be fur
nished by tlaS ohce On application. .,--,, . ~.
knVelope10utaining proposals should ne narAee fupos
Forage and straw and addressed 70 the IN
dersigned HENRY C. HODGES,
-CoIop 4 q N Gene u. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CONhIssARY
OF SUBSISTENCE,
CORNER GRIM AND HOuarON SIS.

NEw- YORK CRY. n. Y, April ~, 1884:
SEALED PROPOSALS, ~ TnGPLICATE, SUBJECT 10 inc
usual conditions with copy OF this advertisement ataehe
will be received az this once until Il o'clock noon on huI
day. May 3D. 1884 which time and place they VIII De opened
IN the presence OF bidders Qr furnishing the fresh Deel re-
quirs by the Subsistence partment O. =. A. New-N0rk
City during hu twelve months commencing July lp'a
two pers0ns the auarantors 10 Justify
Of $500 proposal not accompanied by such guarantee
will not be considered.
Proposals must be- enclosed sealed envelopes marked
Proposals FOR Fresh Beef and addressed 70 the under
signed. y,
blank information conditions, quality OF
beer payments etc obtained application 10 this
The the night TO reject any or all
W. p. SMALL Major and c. S.
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political.
NETWORK CITY, May 7, 1884.
ITO AIESSRS.

NETWORK CITY, May Z, lSo4
To MESSRs.
JOHN JACOB ASTOR,
LIE GRAND b. CANNON
JOHN A. STEWART
JACOB D. VERaILYE,'
CORNELIUS y. BLISS,
BENJAMIN H. BRISTOW,
CORNELIUS K. AGNEW NJ. D.
GENTLEMEN:
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY RE0u ESl
YOU TO ACT AS A COMMITTEE TO DESIGNATE A
TIME AND PLACE AT WHICH THE FELLOW-CIIl-
ZENs OF PRESIDENT ARTHUR MAY EMPRESS
THEIR APPROVAL OF HIS ADMINIsTRATION,A AND
THEIR WISH THAT HE MAY BE NOMINATED FOR
PRESIDENT AT THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
IT Is BELIEVED THAT THIS IS THE WIDE
SPREAD FEELING AMONG THOSE WHO MANAGE
AND CONTROL THE GREAT BUSINESS INTERESTS
WHICH CENTRE HERE AND INVOLVE THE PROS
PFRITY OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY
IT Is FITTING THAT SUCH SENTIMENTS SHOULD
FIND MEANS OF PUBLIC EXPRESSION BOTH foh
THE WELFARE OF THE COUNTRY AND IN JUS
TICE TO A GOOD PRESIDENT.
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DROPOSALS FOR YELLOW PINE LOGS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE
4 ar ST


Boston. NAY 5. 1884,.
Proposals sealed and endorsed Proposals Tor Yellow Pine
Logs viii be Office until May n, 1854 az
O'Clock NJ 20 be opened Immediately thereafter IN presence o.
bidders for furnishing and delivering az the Navy ara
Boston 900 cable feet yellow Pine Logs - ,
To Dee host quality tine grained Georgia Florida
yellow pine which has not been tapped OF when me CO
manani Of the Yard De furnished with sat.ta t0y evil
10 be not less than 80 feet In length and The whole %
AZ feet in length Ouerl ~ the whole quantity 70
less than inches third not less than inches
onehrd not than Is inches the top end clear OF
To be lined straight the siding long fai curve
the other admissible but short crooks OF irregular
VIII JC rerelVod To be rough squared ana may De
ned with The natural taper Of the tree Not 70 have more
sapwOOd from each than Oneeighth OF the breadth OF
the face The butt and top 20 be cut on 70 sound
wood AT the middle OF the length the log the breadth aud
depth 10 DE considered the Tor cOmputa0n the sapWnod
tobe excluded the measurement and deductions to be made
for a1enaks and improper sQnarng The whole 10 De Tree
rom shakes crosgan large knots or other defects and 10
be subject 20 inspection By the Government Inspector or IN
speCors az the Navy Yard HOst0n Mass where II 10 20 Do
delivered On o. before July /, 1881
The price bid nclndc delivery the Navy ard Boston
Two satisfactory surrtes must accompany Tie Od guarah
teeing tnthfl execution ~ the 01er II accepted
The night j. reserved 10 reject and ali bus not cOnsu
cred advantagrO u4 ~ the Government
~ 4 W. ABBOT.
M a Paw setO O.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY rELs7RAPg.

TTvFRpOOf Nav IA D. n cotton Futures-Up ands
Low Mldine cIause May delivery 64d sellers do May
delivery 3 lI-G4d. do and July de-
livery Gid sellers; do July and Augustd delivery 264d
buvers do August september delivery ibid sellers
10 Senteuber and october delivery 23.Gld vaue do
tobrr and delivery lid sellers. do November
anil December delivery 7-64d sellers do. september de-
livery q -j4d. value Futures closed quiet
GALVESTON, May l3-tOttOn steady hldlmc, II Ii Low
Midng II a. Good Ordinary lOlE net aud gross receipts
ba!es -llas d66 bales; stock ~O2 bales
SaVAyyAu Nav Cotton dun: Mldling II L; Low Md.
ding lu7- Good Ordinary 10 l5 net and receipts
81 Dales; sales. 10 bales. -.
NgW.OsLEASs May l3. Cotton steady Mddins, II Il
Low Mddng IL Good Ordinary, lO's net receipts 40
bales gross 496 bales sales 1000 bales stock l3Ib62
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


No. II WALL-sT NEw-YORK,
Buy and Sell C. S. Bonds, execute orders in Stocks
and Bonds for Cash and on a Margin; Interest al
lowed on Deposits. Desirable Investment Secu-
rites on hand. Attention given TO correspondence
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Bagging al 92Gll 2c.
HAY AND STRAW-As supplies Of all descriptions
quite steady and fair demands prevails holders firm
iheir views Quotations Hay-T!notny No. J, SIC
0Sl No. 2, d9Oc; No 3, 7Od SOC. shipping 90
clover 5OQ55e do Mixed. 61G7Oc. strdwKo. l 20
Q75c. No q 50a6Oc Oat JOGjle.
HEMP ETC-Jue Butts have been quiet az 2 5-18O3c
Manila Hemp quiet at SSsOs4c OF ss4i 1000 bales have
been sold at 2C
HIDEs-Are dull and great extent nominal at prices
showing decided change.
TEAfHFR-Hemlock ole has beeen dull ana great
tent nominal the figures Of last week mon Tanned
has sold iairy weaker prices Calcutta Buffalo has sold
well
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEw-YoRK, May -.
The only feature of the petroleum market to-
day its heavy tone. The fluctuations were within
limits, but prices frequently touched the lowest
figures OF the day-92 cents. The close made on
slight rally but final Quotations l5s cents below
nights closing figures The market ended unsettled
at the reaction
The range OF prices and the total dealings fol-
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Total since Jan l. Sis 357759 s132 l211 SlJ7IG-
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON May lS.4 mCOnsols lol 9-l9 for money and
lO Atlantic and Great Western tlr5t
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 49, Eric Second Consols 6
ewYOrk Central. ll0as; illinois Central lZ5 Penusy-
yania 5g Reading Ills Mexican Ordinary 43 - Canadian
Pacific, 49, Il. Paul Common, 1872.
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BRADFORD. Penn, May 13.-Crude oil weak and lower;
total runs Monday 1907 bills. total shipments, 52242
bbs charters 81 1867 bills; ceaTances O. 1874 900 bills
United Pipe line Certificates opened 931s and closed
92as; highest price 937s; lowest, 9Z3s.
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MINES AND MINING.

sALEsAr THE YEw-Y YORK AIYIYS EIOHAYGE
NEw-YoRK, May ID. 1884
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ifEMIJC K.
-N0n.AcId
b. A Fan y
BuenOs ana ELtra

METALs-Pig Iron has been anil and more or less de
especially for the less desirable BRANDS No Amer
nominaly s2ogs30 30 No SIS 60sslg at tide water
GRAY Forge $40 500S 30 al the furnace GenganOch 81
ash Sc Engnton Slg 90 summeree $50 80; Gartsherre
s2 SOGs22 Rails duh at s33 for Steel S2 ASH 80 for
old or" Wrought Scrap s2lq22 from yard. Copper
ISocaISS4o for other descriptions Pig Tin
has been dull and weak straits at l9gl9isci Plates
Gnet and about steady spot but have atter sold al
some decline delivery At the Exchange on tie spot
Mutations are as Charcoal Tin, e5 85U5b 45 DO
srne a 75as4 ~ a for Allaway o. Coke FIN b. "
a. 72Ids4 so do Terne lzI2O "a 90. speer has been
quiet an g. 65aS4 70 for Ordinary Domestic Lead slow at
3.60c. for Domestic in small lots. ,--- 49,, M,
MoLAssEs-QuieI at S5957c for New-orleans, and 2Oe
for 500 test Cuba
NAVAL sTOREs-wsre quiet but about steady as 9 r ME
Spirits Turpentne the spO ~ A2d33c May, 81 az a.
June 3ls 932e July, 81 "a 52ae bid and asked osln
STRAINED 4O4Sl 4412 Good 81 42ladfl 40 r. 81 90
p u e0ssl e2gj q, 81 7QSsl 72ls H. 81 9o9si 80 l.
81 l2qGs2 rs X 81 6OQS2 co. NJ Sass l29 81 b22
G. s4i2ass4 S7a Tar. 81 0dss2 55 city Pitch 8 50.
oILTrade generally quiet and Is whole tbs market is
without features OF interest
OCEAN FREIGHrs-Berth rates for Grain nnehan ed
good business accomplished Ia OIL Charters az
about rates. Berth engagements EhPO Oi
10000 bush. ed 5000 boxes Cheese 12s 90
$50 bbls ROsn Sd BREMEN, steam 10000 bush Rye
30 pfennngs 400 bb tobacco stems 80 marks 90 cases
Tobacco smarks $50 bbls Whskey, private terms 10 OOO
......LoSD0N, 5000 bush Grain, 3lsd..ANTWEhS'
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san FEANcIsCO May 13. 1885,
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

ap2aIavAw
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From tie Detroit Free Pvess.

fsw days Y =. sgc two men, who wsrs after
y s . !" i and q .s :nSs y L.
~: i.nlsTa whose s sSsS i prcpS::s .
breed just from sco,iaui We've soid him 10 ! fsrnsi
ou here for $50 and we don't want anything to hsppsa
Landlord locked the py up and then began to th,es
M .d susnsst Wsn ne .t;.nEy.p had seas
.hrrr.r.. ana that. !. xas..ns wv Tom"rrow ,ssy
cents guess. and you'll BE- cleaned on!ony yoa !oaTi
A. ths fellows sleep We will weigh their ps snd best
Melody until the pig taken over to the seslss
the villagers went home aud hunted up their plcksls
nna urssea o. pTs an SCALES ana shsrpsrs through
,oS. 9. 'as Tss sa son :.S =
marked 90 che s.s"i,Sied crowd Jus " '"' '".' "
Msyb. some Of you would ike to guess on lie wsisSli
THIS provoked large apd selected stock Of winks end
NY gs,.on could sS..s many sns. :: 1. esIsa
s s: r. Three u. sGSs q Ss e; e
iS5h Before there W: s"y i. tn; sss'saS
ot EN- luesscd at 10 pounds Il WAS curious whst
9n.Himy there wa, IN the guessing. but the pig mss
chsuse s p,x wa. led to tn. scales and io ns ""iSss
was exactly ia poundsi
You .sts. Ksnt!snsn." explained the spokesman,
II n 0S .6nas AZ G paaaSs
corn meat in the morning before weWh!ns You fosssS
Then somebody kicked the landlord. aud he Kicked
astics and the Justice kicked merchant and vhsa
u isan. Cen M 60:
lets into the river
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CHINNEYA.
Big Ones, Little Ones, aud the Oas II the
House In which Nllsson was Bsrs.

Big Ones, Little Ones, aud the Oas IL the
Hosss In which NIlsson was Bsrs.
Two gentlemen were walking through the
manufacturing district along the North River
above Fourteenth street yesterday when their
attention was drawn to o tall brick chimney Of
an unused factory. The chimney was more
than $50 feet In height and stood apart from
the building to which It had boon connected by
an iron fue about six feet from the ground but
where the aue entered the chimney was pile
Of brick and stone. The hole itself was Sp:
5u LEX
twenty e inehes t sSick Wssn tho men 10 "q rss
.Rresah the hole Into 81 the ck%ne vas
he bSys naye den IN th:S
day and Sasf Ike se they read ABOUT
their dime, stories. black Is VOLTS mouth
Don't the light shine in at tho top Of the
chimnsyT the young man inquired.
Yes. but 1t does not reach them. Let me
ts Is q e Ss
boy went In the wall Is 20 inches thick. Then
INT n 9sa three s
iue about seven feet ON side That That vacant
for ri its sizs. There Is one In Lawrsncs. Mas
that ~ 234 feet high. and Is no larger on the
base than this one. Down town near the North
!"
others In the world in size. The inside OF the
VIDE Il i Is al feet high. takes ths SMOKE
from four tiers OF boilers. 81 In all. in which
1000 tons Of coal are burned In day.
world. have read Of ons In . Mexican cotton
factory which was made OF sun-drisd bricks
that were ten inches long. and seven wide and
three thick; It was laid up by !ndiH Mn and q
a chimney, In Pennsylvania made Of old iron
Yes. said the young man. The house
that Christine Nilsson WAS born In was made OF
log. w w sad % sss
Of wood also, Long, Nat pieces were split out
Of logs and laid up. ~ were the logs OF the
house. but into the shape OF the fireplace. tap.
ering of into auo where smaller sticks were
stones WAS piled up and thickly plastered with
mud as was the inside Of the wooden fue
above. When. rs occasionally happened. the
mud cracked OF her father climbed up inside
WIS made 9" or not. plenty of others are in the
Speaking about fireplaces." said the older
man. rsminds me OF u very singular place
aud fifty years ago stoves were unknown. The
fishing smacks that sailed out o. Gloucester IN
forty tons. but they had to carry = nre. 81
course. In the tore cnddy they built brick
the deck I never heard that any one Of them
was burned either. although the back log must
have been well shaken up when they Hot chop
sea on the Georges Bank. The Willow the
Bnoy and the Squirrel were snk1zysS tGs'
1880 Tradition says that the fiuos we're good
places to smoke herring. and that the usher.
men were about al badly smoked In the cuddy
AS the herring were in the nue.
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7RAININO RACE HORSEA
Aaelsas aaA MsAsrA Fashisas CsasvastsA.
Prom BslyS En-.

Prom bslCe Elm.
II the diary Of some old trainer could be
brought to light TO compare with an ordinary
!ns1, WOULD 1cpGs tSs morning n 10 'hss
sewers. s " 70 s the merits
modern race horses IN comparison with those
81 sST Ss. ,Ss tS s h., hSs S assS
champions as marlborough. Hambletonian.
Ofville, Tramp. &c.. are spoken Of a. altogethsr
day: Il i FORGOTTEN. however, that tie prs:
par9tions they necessarily received were Of ?
hoa 81
could GSa pS,sss t pt 'ssna
Il Il was annSuacsd that Harvester was going
to walk from Newmarket to EPSON 70 meet hic
to an outside price. a. the feat At would b deem.
ed impossible; but that would have been
thought an, IN sasy journey lsss than nifty years
TWAS done from the north OF England 10 EPSON
before railway times. John Scott must have
Nation 10 WIN Re ID p.rpy
lines 70 the north were not opsned for some
brought his team Of horses down some 1 little
time before the meeting and he had Snoshsr
most critical in the, period Of q preparation.
ICED a great deal. was com 20 rativsiy q modern
,nyentea and Il certainly did not exist dnripx
as must Sssa wtss
been tsssHbGs t1s q certain
get race horse fit. Trainers not long passed
re s or anS Wars
All this has been changed. Long walking and
sharp gallops over shorter distances. and quite
revolution hns taken place ll the training q
argued by tho modern school that the fastest
runners mostly snring from shoemakers,
ay msS
inGs. Such men a. these can always beat
lions demanding much walking and It would
be maintained that there must be a loss Of
continued. A sort OF stationary condition like
hunter must have represented tho fettle OF
CID Derby wlnners and . good pipe 9peneI q
most essential part Of the final preparation. '
There are some curious accounts Of the early
TUT annals gives one OF the famous John Sin
geton. who began life In no very luxurious
s Hs Boy sa s0e 9Es st 70 %
called Rsa!i. who bred a, few race horses. AZ
OF his master they entered into schemes to-
gethsr and: az money was badly wanted. to.
Pocklington to Morpetil. distance 100 miles.
with but ten and sxpence In his pocket.
The lad was groom. trainer. and jockey. Sore
bodies-a friendly butcher turned up to give
| helping hand and the race was run and won.
and several others besides in continuing the
trip. Great trainers were wont to take sxps:
ditions OF this sort ut q much later date Old
S Saaa D =, To1s LittS Hsa noysr from StocE
Stakes and another race the same day He
reached his lourney's end two days before the
meeting. and tho next morning sportsman.
who 10 alive now. led him allop on a hunter
that could race bit round the Plymouth
| road 1t his friend Mr.. Wreiord's. but any way
Little Red Rover must havo travelled close on
800 miles there and back t. win two races.
| second In the Derby to Priaml But 1t was odd
| training to regard 1t from the point OF view VI
| tax, Of such matters In these days.
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tun nom the rass, u q bsillisgs q ever. only
cnbs drawn Sy irni. horsrs trotiips with their
noses In the dust. But what n wonderful spec-
tAGle TO see that endless, stream 81 carriages
Of rushing water. exllsd royalty drawn by four
horses side by side with the holiday;
And al along the avenue, under the shady
chestnut trees. the economic dudes SIT on the
iron chairs In serried ranks. gracefully sucking
do not return thsir statutes. while the women
reci,n Ing In their yictorias the bust thrown for.
and exubsrant beauty. And tho economic
dudes raise their hats with unwearied patience
isncs 81 her ioua .oiists and merssrcio lou lux
ury. descends tho avenue for the last time In
her cabriolet with its clanking silver chains.
has struck,
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UaDaAe Hay.
r,onl Puck.

We know by the olouds TO the sastwsfA
II was going to rain that day.
Aud ihore was the whole OF the meadow Ioo
All spread with the fragrant hay.
And the clouds grew darker and larger
~ the wind the tree tops tossed.
And, hard though wsa working.
IL seemed thai the hay was lost
Ny farm was q small and poor ona.
And the hay crop WAS sll hAd,
Aud could not Afford To- hire man.
For the tinss were dull and bad.
And matters were looking drsaPy
For ins that summer dsv,
When heard sweet voice behind NET
Il will help you get In the hsyl"
'rwas my nsiehbor'a daughter. Molly.
Who lived just sorOss the road,
And soft was the light In her down.qast eyes,
And the blush on her cheek that 6lowed,
elndly accepted tile service
She HiRsT.d In friendly way.
And there BY NY side shat afternoon
She helped tue gather tue hay.
shs was no hne lady frsbls.
Though her nrma were plump and white,
ANf che raksd all day with me, row for row,
TIL the fall Of the summer night
And then, when we ceRsgd our lsborS,
And the hay wAs stored away,
HYn,n the depth nj my heart thanked ~
For her kindnsss ~ me that day.
And took her home TO her cottage,
But didnt pause TO WOO.
Aud asked not her hand IN marriage
Which l knew she thought I'D do.
] left her thsrs At this gateway,
Beneath the branches brown,
Aud from her lOOks I know she was
The nsddsst girl In town.
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VIENNA. May PA carpenter named Schltch.
ttg residing here, received from me VIE OF SshS
began ,s work OF repair Yesterday On xrm,nins sns
back hs discovered secret drawer IN whlch were sew
ernl rolls Of paper These were honda NJ the funded
state debt and shares OF the Danube steam NsyGatnu
Company all with their coupons attached. bchlchte
went once the Coms.sry Of Police, and deposited
the bonds and shares with him. 49,
They belonged Il appears to Philip Klein messenger
IN the service OF the Austro Hungarian Hank who ded
father HIS WAS known ~ parsmonious and avaIcioas
man that his relatives not little surprissdto
Ind that he had only left ANAL amount Of property
lie kept his ssvnHsi In the secret dr.ws when ~ haa
not mentioned 10 any one a. he died suddeny without
making will nothing was known Of this hddsn usae
ure the va!u. OF which sMounie 70 oyer iOOO norna
paXt Of kin
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case OF tho old Jesuit with tina. Of the old
after two years hard study contributed 10 con.
denim with Roman congregation the theory
Of the revolution OF the earth around the su9.
81 Course. U scinowleds that Calico was not
entirely wrong. 30. soms q the Oardinals
made him an outcast might .psrhaps flpd out
In my years more that the old Jesuit: though
wrong. II has been the privilege OF uncom.
mon men 10 catch always the wind Of the new
times. and forerun the. progress OF the new
tlent and rebeliiops against forms. Happy and
moro glorious whom they submit and bear
Posterity does them justice. and tho prison. OF
Calico becomes shIine {or future agel. Who
knows. whether tho Villa Papi VIII not become
oYy Of the old ex.Jesuit