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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

business I'm state bonds IN small amounts: Louis
we've 10 ower az III Arkansas funded Gs sold at 7l2
Georgia Is at lO2A North Carolina cons9ldatea
Is NJ ss7s Arkansas class AT 927ea05 ana Missouri
Gs 1857 40 1929 There were no transactions IN Guy
Tho transactions I'm speculative railway bonds again
to-day were part aud parcel OF the stock speculation
Erie second cOnsols rose y 10 and closed a. 49,
Missouri Kansas aud Texas hrst consols we're 8 hshe
at no the general o. we're huctuaung between -
aud s2 aud closed at S2h. but the De SOLD up nom oss
ncss through tho rapid purchases Of stock and not
bond broker. up TO Il; the order however. was not
large enough 20 take the supply and SiOOO were giet
ward sold at 7li9 New-York Chicago and 81 Louis
rst Is rose from 76ia 7e dropped to ~ aud closed
= to 81 and nd" ar.t.. RIO Grando division,
In the last four minutes jumped from 70 os' Cen
tra OF New Jersey debeuurr o. rose per cont 20 10
canada southern 81 wero steady o5ss soo% and the
seconds q higher at 7gi9 Tho Louisville and
Orleans and Mobile r-ts u at o6 and seconds per
cent ~. and collateral trust sold at va 2
Missouri Pao nc consols were up rom ~ 2 70 To-
lOi7s Baltimore ana Ohio % sold AZ lO4 ana contra
and Hudson debeuture SO at 1904 -. PAU terinluas
we're On 4 az 93A burlington ana quincy - usci u, =,
ie 10 1881 Denver and BIO Grande mrsts were ap y ~
per higher at bl. Northern Pacino hrs's were
made up bY gains OF s23p77o currency ana S,sstav
coin. The dsy's operation covered Receipts
go $50 coin balance. si6i SOL Goa
Money usual, ruled at diis and closed at li2 per
eCaearing House statement to-day was rs follows :;
Exchanges. ssO.67s,i24 balances. s5.'si,S3l.
ce, Cd S45 900 National bank notes FOR redemption
The customs receipts SGB4,oOO aud the internal
revenue receipts we're e32J,@O1.
The foreign exchanges duh and without feature
eIcept -teadlnes quotations for business as Follows
BauEers bills "a 81 and - 80 for long and short ser
ling respectively; b2l7s and 5lSss for irancsi 9Rs
and 81 - for rechmarcks 1919 aud 40 FOR gudcr-.
The governors OF tho Bank Of England at their regular
weekly meeting to-day made no change In the banks
minimum rate OF discount aud II remains At per cent
proportion of s To IT. liabilities was reduced
from 4B ll6 10 49, against AN per cent ~ hs date last
he France
shows gains OF 800 900 francs gold and 1888 900 francs
silver Al the oudOnS Exchange British cousOs were
LILO and lower respectively for money and account,
al lOOI for both United states bonds were not quoted
American railways opened higher and at about the
eouyaeuts OF last nights home figures, and later FUR
Their advanced In response TO our IL aDd o'clock quo
atons OF this morning. In other words. tho London
prices for America rail ways like those OF bucket
shop" followed the fluctuations 81 the NewHork stock
Trcbange Bar silver up ll6d. al Slid per ounce
Al Paris French per cents were steady at 5ll1lso
el.l5 franco
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
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pupopyAS PRODUCE MARKET.

LyEHrooL. Aug. 27-Provisons. Cumoeriand Cut
Cd Clear Middes. 30s I'd: short Clear Miodles
Sis 3d.. Short Ribs 3ls Cd; ShOuders 24s Cd per cwt
Beef-Sis Cd for Extra Indian Mess; Prime Mess 6is Cd
POrk-prine Mess 54s Cd per bbL Prime Mess Eastern
tssi Western, 62s Lard Ainenean, 4s Cd. Prime Vest
32s. Sd; Lard Oh. S7s Oh Bams-LOng Cut 44s. Cd
Shoulders Sos 3D. Butter sos Cd cnt FOR finest United
States. Cheese-Americaa Choice, S9a Cd. Wheat-Red
per GENITAL 80 Spring es loo New Western Winter Ia OBJ
New Mixed Western As. 7ds California 40 l. as. Cd.
7s 2a csiiornlsn No es "a az % Per Genital P1eiuce
cwt Refined petroleum. ID a74d per gallon Glover seed
American Red 49 per cwt Tallow-27s 3D. percwt R0sn
Ccnnmcn, %. Ga; Pale lis Cd aOs ca Linseed OIL 22s
Sd. per q. -
LONDON Ang. 27.-Pfoduce -Linseed of. R22 6s. 222
los Ianseed Sd per quarter lnseed
Cake. 81 ss eS GA per Refined Petroleum. 7l4d1
1is gallon; SpriLs of TarpeBtne. 2bs I'd per cwt
Sperm OIL SOS per ton RosD,Q ommon Ss 90 per cwt5
Pale Is oils Prov1eiOns-ia ard. 34s Oh per cwt for
American sugar i6s "a: per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
polszng 9s and las eddl5s for Cuba Muscoyado fair
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY rELEaRA

CHICAGO Aug 27-Ths Drorers Journal reports Cqhs-
Receipts 500 shipments 1000 mead market oweri
Exports Cows Mixed 81 72Gs3 Do Stock
ers 81 1884 Feeders ~ 73GSA loI Texan@ " Z0o
SIS go. ooo . .,,.
Rougb Mixea 81 - 26 ana Shipp!ns "A 2O0
I'd, ~ ~; SklDs ~ bass 10
Shssp-Recelpts 1000 head shipments = heal MARKET
quiet, So 10 9s3 00S syes ~ OOG 81 90 Texans
ii ~ De3 UtL -,
BUPPALo Aug 27CI.te-8eceiots today. 6s5 1eah total
far $500 mead same time asr week tyOo
head. through. lO1 cars market negie
Good % CnOce SteerA SS 35GSo 90 sooKers anu
Is ODd<3 -, a..
hssp Receipts TODAY 5000 head total for weak THIS far
~ head time Eees 25OOO head SDutrheu
through. 10 marSet dul and steldyi Menu 20
Good - 5ds3 10 Choice 50 80 Gsi o. western
Lambs. - 0Ud5 90. - a..
today 700 head total for week hus far,
ID 900 head foF tine Last weez. 2lOOJ heai con-
signed through OF which SO 10 New YORK Market
lower; Medium Fair Workers. y IoGSt vO U3on 70
- 80 al y2g Bufcners Gfaes - o9pt VV Fks
~ 80 asa co. so .,-..
~ IoIls Aug 27-CahHs-Receipts, LOO shipments.
zoo market steady; Fair 10 Choice Native shipping oses
81 5Oas5 so Butcher steers 50 OOGs4 OOI Grass
Texan Steers. g JOds3 30. - , a.. A.,
Sh<.p-Receipt- ZOO shipments 100, Common 20 Nc
dunn Far 70 CnOce - 0dsj o. LAMBS - oV
at rs -.
HOGS Receipts. 1900 shumenta 100 Light, 81 TOO
~ 81, PACKING, "A O0GsI U.s. Heavy - 751s4 80
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z ssff g. h7l ~ 4 y;s1s lss 5 is :
sslyss g VI a 8 Sis:a ca y y a.
= Ps, ss ss u asl
aGf a. 81 g 6
sfc; 10 Fed Calves, 2sa &, at Sc ii Seas 2OS n -
&c. 49, % d. ~ n. At 7ssi Is a. lsi
e. So Y d. iGs n st7s re- ,sa attic do ,5a
ys CAVES. ssa s.
Judd Buckingham; 80 state veas $50 d. Ct TOT sdo~
J. +. ssder Co, IA veals 1872 m alto
Receipts were 50 cars Of 2as head
Ssss .sssns aPsS
Ssf'sss
T.Ss. :s$
at SIC best Marylnds fennsylvanla and state,
sSes and GOsa o. GoGS Emu co q "a e. Sic
The best states S ayeseSay or Sq
sheep $Sl &c were obtsinsd and culs went $50
Good with Prime and Choice selling q small way :.
AZ the slaughter houses Tor Choice
Rp:'seS MaSa qSs ct gs labs es D. Co.
81 az ss; Sss sss % nj s.S
b H. at % % safe az IS Is d y
g Scf 81 d 81 g. s s &, % fats bsSO: c 2
S IS a. e e q 80 10 Do 80 20 3 1877 1913 Ss
SPs sS a. S q at g. H. state st S
10 10 at 4l4c; 1872 Lambs few 6hecp) 81 ID, at 4ao.
Hallenbeck q DAVIS: $50 Canada and Michigan LAMBS,
~ DO 90 10 at 5c 2oS Michigan sheep, 95 ~ at 81 20
do, o. So IS 35 State do. 90 B at 6ic 22l do,
few Sheep 81 10 at 5c 90 do so n az bsc ~ Western
Sheep ~ ~ at 400 do l02 n. at 42o State DO 81 ID,
j. 81 sa SRl' y CO 80 suad. Lambs 8.
Kentucky do SO NJ at 6 1872 Kentucky sheep 80 D. ct So
227 Virginia sheep and Lambs 90 TO- at Sc 9S6 Kentucky
Judd & BaoiDr Cham 2l6 Western sheep. 100 n at 4c
1873 do 90 TO- at 3c % state do DO d. at S'tc W state
Jelide Wright Hoag Co; so State Lambs, 65 ~ ct Get
80 do 80 b. at0hc; II state sheep 81 d. at 4c "A do ~
n Pidcock 2is virginia Lambs e5 n at she 80 Penn
land do TO- at bs1c sheep and Lambs Mixed 81 d. at
&c l9 do IS d. S9o AT Western sheep q H. AZ Sei
ies 50 n at c % kentuckp do. 81 b. at S2c; souls
90 10, az $40 - .o,oo. -.
&c, LIVES, 112 10, Rt4c. $780,,
between the Yards and q head received
uptow yesterday Total for five days 24g3 head against
1888 head the time last week Quite large num-
Der Of ogs arriving Feeling to-day is weak and prices
1Oc Heavy 10 Medium are quotaDle at "a sOO
IS 20 and Light would doubtless bring So l22. .
County Dressed steady at 6 az &c Tor Medium and f2e5o
sales~smib Reid "a State Hogs 252 u. at &c 40 do
25s To- at "A 0j; ROughs 1913 D. at &C 90 go ID, at
SO 80 yesterday SO state Hogs go ~ at 50 ls' A. do
249 ~ at S. l2ai 63 DO 2i2 d. at 50 10 houShs Ao| d.
Jerry Hunter yesterday, 40 state Hogs 232 at 80
DO 2l6 TO- IS 10 u TO- 800 TO- at 0c houghs 800 d.
Judd buckingham state Hogs 257 n. at &C.
Hume q Mullen; 10 State Hogs, zoo ID AZ oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
UTTFUL AhERIOINS IN PARIS
THREE 1 1 pStas EATER 20 The Boston Herald.

c;,oe The stately beauty who was once Known va
oln.S vs adv Lensdale and Is now the Soun'esSS ob
g.. SPARED from this savory watering pac1 rowes Of
she dia Aes Fie,rs tho recollection OF an mper,a
the slightly semetc, with hair adroty s un nm
yslop "a the palm for loneliness has been
I1tisn TS TO three fair Americans; one OF mem d,9
resertc89s Iopdon, is q blonde with great cainit
ma reS and face that recalls an rho
due ore juvenile Christine Nilsson me ssconh,
sno holds her courts under the trees o. ne oa ends
gsr r,siaps Of more refined Reane the
Qssd her delicate and som s,noa on fhem make
feasv countrymen think now as they used 20 sSe
ner Of reduced edition Of Rose ooshsn Wn,s sc,
po slrhaaeeyed whteteethed with features and
tar irregniarty acompexion fairy pea i hnhv
that the Venus Milo might envy have
but herself. .temn which. elegant OF Fifth-ave ana
EsSson Square as she WAS, she couiu hot av Nav
T,e resnlt il that indehnahie caohet whch Nem
Get woman who has passed under the Arc ee 8S
10 in the establishments OF the great t,
anessmakers attans to perfection. "Who IS that oSy
- son ~ asked French woman OF me as tne .i
"a tarisIenne passed along the yeranaa Oh 'ne no'''
Y nbeautiful person, madame" made answer; : y
N. the fairest products Of American sst ba at
a.,.yR9r lovely. Eew.fork macs hef N'"'' "
Ia sttired her as only Paris can
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


LONDON Aug 27-l2:3O p m.-C0nsols. 1904 for both
money aud the ACCOUNT Atlantic and Western
Mortgage Trustees Certihcaes. Canadian recao loa
Frie n. do second t0 Illinois Central 1874 n
Mexican Ordinary Z3la 81 Paul Common. ~ T. Now-York
Central. ln3 n pennsylvania, jJlG Hcaiing. ii d.
advices quote Three per cent enes at 81 francs
IL u ceutincs for the account
4 and Great western First MOrtg rrua-
tees 53 do Second Mortgage 0i1l Canadian
Pacific 40a Erie u u do second Ccnsols 39S. Illinois
Centrai i3f Ordinary 81 ST. Paul Common
New. I6rk Central IOiis Pcnnsyvani1 33's Reading II =
Bar silver IN quoted at - lgl per ounce
bullion m Of England has decreased G6ol sos
Ihe on of the Bank Of England reserve liability
which last week 40 llJ per cent. is now 40 per
cent
PIRrs August 27.The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows OF 4JO0OoO francs In god and
3.BSt, 900 francs IN silver
a cnnf nnna The arOJnnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
IN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
.rUREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
EEw-YoRK. Aug. 27
N


N ,heat speculation to-day developed
g. which astonished many traders, but the Guy
ins u saore Of the appearance of short liquidation
than Of new investment The levers used oy the onus
to advance figures we're the cold weather and the de-
eded falling of In receipts at the West in the last few
days No response was shown by the foreign markets
and the export demand trivial, though cSsh wheat
rose q The options advanced with no IMPORT
ami fluctuations after easy opening 10 the end even
the hosting OF $4,000 bushels OF wheat In Brooklyn
stores not sucng shake the control OF the bulls OF
fine days market The gains 2s cents Tor August
ct s3 2is for September. at Ssh; for October, al
95is, and November at 97A and re lor
December at 99ss cents. Corn was devoid
of particular feature. but rose 40l2 cent
as follows: August, So September. 52is october,
so November 81 ls and December 49+ cents oats
were frmer win 10000 bushels being taken for export
August options rose u cent TO 32 and September % to
3Oss october at 3Ot and November at 81 cents were
unchanged. The provision markets were duh, and
ard ended Irregular but with 10 important change III
prices ,. ,,-,.,- , r., ,ho
reeeps of grain to-day Wheat. 272,336 bushels
corn 299 537 Oushels oats 3s457l bushels total gram
956 444 bushels -four 1887 barrels. The arrivals az
Chicago. Milwaukee aud ST. Louis were wheat v6'iaS
bushels corn. 305966 bushels; oats. 17oO9O bushels
total grain, 572 229 bushels -FOUR 1879 Darrela
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR Norh Rivcr. Vessels AMI Rairoafs
NEw-YoRR, Aug. ~, 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-YORK. Aug. II, 1883.
CoFFEE-Rlo grades IN q legitimate way were frmer at
saesisc. for fair oargoes Sales 700 bags ex Others
private terms On Change speculation was moderate ana
the final hgures barely steady BALES 22250 bags Trans
ferage ORDER. 6soc The hna figures were august SO
Der 676d6.s0 December, 6.sOa6.55; January 6s5669o
February 8909695i March, e95 900. Mild grades MOD
eraey active sales Si6 Maracabo and 100 bags Gen.
trial American private terms
C0TTON-On the spot decidedly firm and the 1rgest
sales for export In several were reported embracing
37obae the sales were made private terms Delivered
on contract 800 bales.
The quotations according the American classification
area fOllOWG
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Dlpioeno Notrtes.

CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
TREAsTRERs ufFfcR,
CHICAGO lii, AUG ~, 1885,
COCPONS OF THF FIRST MORTGAGE
~ honts this company maturing September wi DC
maid upOu the Farlers Loan ana Com
pany' Now '0'A' v" ~" n H. HINCKLEY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

.r,oed without stiffness, agreesby social MIR,
being highly cultured and OF an f
cut on csn.srcsfion She 10 proud ana Iono ol ncs
sweet oen relieves him Of the rather onerous
e sa..s. ~ the polticosocial world.
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ST. LOUIS Aug 27.-Plour Guie:' Xxx. So 000S2 O0 Xxx
s9DU0s3 iht Family 81 35GS3 s5i Choice 81 ~ ~ s0
Fancy 10 Patent - l0es54 40 Wheat steadyi
Y Rel. lasn 4eDstc August S9is september. s0s
a9U October. g2sd82tc corn dnE Casn. Al lac.
orc Oats arm; Cash; 23H925c August 2Jsse' SGD
timber 2ls.c tive bJa. Barley steady &C 5O17Oo Hat
Eggs steady II ali 90 Fax Seed steady
az ii ID. Hav steady unchanged Bran nrm NJ Que
40 Coru Mea 81 90. WHISKY stS2dy AZ 81 -.
Pork. 81 A. Bnikmeats-Lons Clear 81 90; short RIB
~ urn n ~ o. l29tO co.
Iieceips-Fiolr 1000 bblsL Wheat OJ0JO basha corn.
$4,000 Oat. $4,000 bnsn RYE 1000 BUSH Barley
1000 bash shiDments-RIour 1000 bOiai wheaI 1900
bnsha Corn $1,000 Busn.: BATS 70J0 Dasa; nYA 1000
eusl.; 3arleg 800 Jush-
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financial.
q wALL-sT,
Nrr.yonk. Aug. Is. 1885.

23 WALL-sTy v.vo,. A.. .. ,.a.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORrGA0A
BONDS
OF THE NETWORK. WEST SHORE BUFFALO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
The time limited In notice Of August ~, 1885, for 30
ceptng the offer in circular Of JAY Is having
pred hereby notify the interest that the hold
OF 900 have accepted the oder contained u
circular and deposited their bonds with for the pur
pose carrying the plan reorganization and lease
forredto
We shall be prepared and after Thursia August q,
exchange the temporary receipts given at the time OK
deposit the bonds for engraved NEGOTIABLE receipts count
ersigned BY the Union Trust Company
These certificates win be issued amounts Of 81 600 ana
each application has been made for their
ton upon the New York stock Exchange
The owners landing unassented bonds who may
TO obtain the OF circular Of July IS may
deposit bonds with until further ncce upon pay.
for each bond OF $1,000 deposited
DRExEL, MORGAN Il co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
6elp Wanted-

boy WANTED in dry goods commission
ID honse 10 learn the business pay slo0 first
~ Apply 10 BOX 7U2 Post Office
WANTED good cook and chambermaid; ;
w white or eelcred' Apply l2s West 5lstsI
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SPIRITS OF ruapESrlse

QHARixsTos. Ang. 27-Tnrpeptias firm 80 a32Le
&4yAHsAE. Aug. "a. -Tu~ponttns 1Ru u 32c-
WILMINGTON. Aug. 27.-rnrpearine Ara ~ 81 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

GCod ord1a5y itl0 LGT ga Madins ~ ZIG
Futures doomed by the Exported re
svmpsthized final firm sales 7t3OD DaeS
Transferable orders 200 for August and 99Ocfo Septe
hnr clnainR h1nrns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
rHE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Aug ~.
Only moderate business was done in GER
tiacates at the Consolidated Exchange to-day than
gOOO 900 barrels being dealt in The active trad
ing WAS confined to tho last half hour. when prices
reached the best points Of the day The market through
out was strong and the final figure shows a gain OF
cent from last night. Nothing IN the situation has
been developed change the outlook. The excess or
pine line deliveries runs promises 70 approach TO
400 600 barrels by the time the month ends, aud
ne Va from the field may be summed up In the state
ment Two more dry wells struck" feature OF tho
recent speculation has been the employment OF several
prominent bull brokers In the selling OF ccrtcates and
some OF the sales made NJ such peculiar moments
10 create the suspicion that they made only for the
purpose OF covering larger purchases for the inter-
ests The market closed strong and apparently proms
ing higher quotations. Bios ater the Close were made
shade above the last price
the range OF prices ana the total dealings at tho
CoDsolidated Exchange were as follows:
Opeuinr ....... 1O2i2 Lowest ..... ........ 1929
Highest ....... 1903 u Final ................ 1888
Sales, barrels ODlOOOO
ClGarauces for yesterday oDoOOOO
The ouotation for refined oil was unchanged at the
close OF Exchange hours but the tone OF tho market
lrmer
BRADFoRD, Penn. Aug. 27-Crude ol-National Tran
cit Certificates opened at 1929 and closed at 103a
Highest price. 1881; lowest price, 1924 Clearances
1882, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY Penn, Aug. 27.-Crudc oilsales l. $3.50. 900
barrels; clearances. 5,s4s,0Oo barrels runs, 6i.5l2
barrels; charters barrels shipments s2,2lO bar
rels National Transit Certificates opened at 1925
ana closed &C 1895 highest price, 1039 lowest price
1928.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Reporfed on JOHN ii. DAVIS 81 Co, II WaitsL
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~ j fIi hfU ~
1000. sc. loo a
Northw Skg + IS
deben
5000. @ ....lO2A
3.OOD.... Iu2 q
Northwest - yrs
deben 50
! ,0OO....... lO2
y J Cent
deb 0s
10000 10
" J Cent Amt
RnUNa
The Washington critic., 1885-10-26
Couldn't Hold the postonicc.

"Just my DANCED luck' growled pas
senger on train down in Ohio. ~ believe
! am the unluckiest man on earth, anyway.
Nothing goes right with me, and Pm about
discouraged
"Whats the matter now ?"
"Well, You see, have been the postmas-
ter down at the Corners for nigh on twelve
years. My first boy named Ulysses Grant
Snyder, the second Rutherford b. Hayes
Snyder the third James Garfield Snyder,
and last week We took my fourth boy to
church and had him christened Grover
Cleveland Snyder. | paid the editor of our
country paper s. to put in long article
about 1t, and got copy or two marked to
send to Washington
"But where does the bad luck come in 81
"Why, the next day after mailed those
papers got an official letter from the de
partmcnt, II was my discharge, and now
they've got measly Democrat, Chicago
Herald
The Washington critic., 1885-10-26


THE FATHER OF General John B. Clark,
clOh Of thc House of Representatives, Is
.iiil living 40 au advanced uge In FaycttcL
Mo.
CuNcurssNAS CoffI>s Of Boston IS sut-
fcHrg from an attack Of rhcumatsm which
$50 severe that he can scarcely move his
li.ht anu
ANuIu SOLDIER who visited the Gct'ys-
lwg CycIomm at Philadelphia last week
found 70 500 realistic That he said he felt Just
lLc jumping over 0ul getting into the
ight again.
LADY ions MANNERS Is one Of the great.
est advocates oi sewing in England and Is
doing everything In her power 10 have girls
of every condition In life learn TO make
their own dresses.
Mi.s Eosr +. CLrvrLS>Dh has purchased
the land adjoining the Cleveland family
Homestead in Holland Patent, known 90, the
Thomas Fuller estate. lt Is said TO he
very handsome property
TnE now capitol in process Of erection at
Atlanta, Ga. is Of the same style Of arcM-
lecture as that Of the Capitol at Washing
ton Tie building Is 10 be ai7 feet long and
III feet at the greatest depth.
colonel JAMES EDWARD CNuouS Of
Elhciton, Ga, man Of wealth and near
relative of John c. Calhoun, will be mar
ricd IN December to fair widow Of that
state. He Is ninety years of age.
KING OSCAR Of Sweden Is TO be added to
the list Of royal authors having been for
some time engaged upon q work treating
Of European events between 1868 aud 1877.
1t is 10 he published in the spring
RALPH BuzENrA, son Of Modjeslla, the
actress, is one Of the civil engineers engaged
on the new bridge To he built over the Mis-
souri, at Omaha. lie Is - years old aud
graduate Of Paris scientific academy.
PRoFEssoR EDWARD S. HOLDEN of Wis
cousin, who has just been chosen president
Of the University Of California and director
of the Lick Observatory at Mount IIamil-
ton, is the astronomer who had charge Of
the American expedition to the Caroline
Islands two years ago TO observe the transit
OF Venus.
MRs. Coles, daughter Of ex-senator
Thurman, is building handsome house at
Richmond Hi, Long Island, near her sis
ter, Mrs. Mccormick. Governor McCor-
mick, formerly Of Arizona, who married
| the other Miss Thurman, was the son Of a
| New York merchant, who lived out on
Long Island, and he inhabits the patrlmo-
NAL place.
THE NEwBuRYroRT H7'dh of Friday,
last, contains the address in full of Major
Ben: Perlcy Poore, delivered the day before
on occasion of the dedication of new
dormtory for Dummer Academy. one Of
| Massachusetts most venerable Institutions
Major Poore was peculiarly felicitous in his
| remarks, which were mainly Of historical
character and of great local interest
| met the girl of the
| And gently took her e;
! thought I'd pop they
| But didt have the SIS.
-ISt. Joseph Gazette.