davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

torch IS provided. A meaLLag - rr 4.
duced. and the mouth of IL L. fastened
| pen BY the insertion IL an ~impnoyiseJ
hoop
"Xhs: does all this mcana How in
thunder are YOU going tn catch your
snipe?" asks the ,endertoo..
snip. are ju,, like tsh and moths
and oh" SAWS the cowboy: the hghs
attracts them lis abou; time for them
To take . rise. and then they will ts
straight for This 'erc blaze. Now YOU
just s;snd here and hold the torch All
the ba-. and when YOU hear en- com-
ing YOU jus, clap your bag over en-.
and there they are
bat who's "a STAY here with me-
Where are YOU al going2" Asks the
tenderfoot. a. NIL the Others show cvi-
den; late nGions Of 20 n ahead
He do-sn', want To say he is afraid TO
b. alone. but he fees Tat
Oh. We only leave one man in .
place. Two would scare oil the biris;
so We jus, scatter along. and when our
bays arc all full We coin. back over the
trail Well be here before YOU get
your bag crowded. unlcS, Won are spry-
er n most new men"
Then they go on. and soon be can
hear M sound Of them. no matter how
hard he strains both rs ears Present.
" hc uocs hear the wall IL coyotes tia;
he mistakes for wolves drawing near-r
and nearer. till his hair rises and his
backbone feels like an icicl-.
Like an inspiration IL suddenly ccurs
to him 10 take u good ssifi drink to brace
himself up. only TAI make the agreeable
dis ,overy that the cowboys have evil
dently forgotten TO leave even his own
private flask The situation Is not 81
a character io suprrinduce hilari,y, He
holds bag and torch until cold or fear
or common-.cnse-cauSes him % d OF
il. The snpe do not appear neither
do his friends. He il unarIncd lie
knows no more which WA, Ia 20 han
the man ia the moon. Tie shouts. but
receives no snswer. There arr Wild
beasts providing about lie doesn't know
whether terror has caused him o. cN-
agge!ate the danger. or ign To
understand il. At this stage 1T the game
he fully AMI comprchcnsively apprc-
ciates how many kinds IL BANKED fool
a tenderioot /. who goes ''sniping Oh
y cowboy.
Usually he escapes alive. Sometimes
the party returns for him about md
night More often he is left to md b =
own way back To camp by daylight. AMI
il he gets lost, the outfit turns ou, and
finally rounds him up.
.'Sn ping" in wyomin: Is rare sport
for the cowboys. II YOU are n tender
foot anil think Of going there. Gu, this
ont aud show il 4 the first cowboy
that invites YOU u hunt that sori of
game in that sort Of way. ,sfayop. GA
Pack.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

..Do you know anybody by the name
Of Swinger-Halsicad Swinger::" he
asked. in q conversational tone
..Swinger? Swinger? Oh yes: he is
that irrepressible young fellow who Is
always making = fool VI himself at the
meetings Of the Bar Association
"Ah! to be sure; Ihad forgotten"
Rose bowed her head. Her forehead
rested upon the lawyers knee. the
Irish woman. understanding that some
thing was wrong, put her arms about
her and raised her up. A strange.
dazed smile fitted across the young.
haygard face. She rubbed her eyes a.
if she were striving desperately to see
"What did he say about Halstead?"
she asked. family; ''what did he say.
Mrs No,an?"
..Niver ye moind what he said" Mrs
Nolan responded. reassuringly.
They reached home before noon. For
an hour Rose sat- smiling vacantly and
murmuring her husband 5 nsme. Mrs.
Nolan put her to bed; she was burning
with fever. All sorts of confused fam
cies fitted through her head about MUIR
der aud kindred crimes, foreign mis-
sions and Congressional triumphs. At
last she lay quiet, with half-clOsed eyes.
sometimes whispering q prayer. some
times sitting q moan.
Evening came. 1t was growing dusk.
There vas q sudden noise in the hall;
Halstead burst into the room. flung him.
self down at the bed. and cried. Rose.
Rose! have got a case! My fortune is
made.n
did MI. c. send it to you9" she
whispered. listlessly.
well. now. it he did. Anyway. ]
am in the right niche. as You shall See.
Rose"
$50 am lin the-right niche" she
murmured. gave a little gasp. and was
dead Haimdr II. BOyesen, m Nar.
per's Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
o FARM AND GARDEN.

Where milk - used rleps.fniy.
thcrc the chisirvn grow Into robust men
and 81 ~. r. fayyEer.
A Western gardener has orossci
sh. cucumber with the soaS-nsckei
.Iuash and grown Vegetable Which
be calls the 'cucu"-Dssrvit tosL
Ducks should havc separate hdsssc.
from other fowl. No ro.pss- are n.crs-
arr. bu, they should have tr,vga< as
they 20 not Ia. to pcs snd hunt ri
the ground Ike chicscn%-Toe h y az
Old and dry putty NAV b. removed
by va him lightly with a ora>h q ppel
lightly in ni,rsc or mnria,ic acid WiSain
. ,oupic o. hours after such an aPpics-
Ion the putty tscomrs -ushe cnIy -ofs
To BE- readily handled besaes Bsd5sG
The Csiiirasor says that lsrnpb,ack
mixcd with strong vinegar will mark
sheep 80 that the name can - real lor
wear. bu, MI no, injurc the wool.
n l. often done when she~p Az markel
With tar or paint
An Eastern gsri-n~r roled h<
Lima beans with com non stx It'd
lathS. driven one foot in,o the gsuund.
III u WEsg i4t fllf$ hHh ta-A@F3 az
POLES they were pinehei hark Rrenlt.
more and earlier beans than before
Chs ago JoaraIL
w hen you Arr absI; IA mskH .
~coru-siarch pntiing. melt a lump of
butter In The ia lding ke' lie O, pa.a b.
fore put, ug The pui ling into u ihsrs
will thrn h., no danger of the milk b.
coming scorcuesl. with ordinary cs-c At
least HoassAodL
The fat 81 chickens l. sail. by a
cakr-makcr II great cxp richc-. io - tho
tines, butter for max N rh~ m,s, dsli-
cate cake. II the ias a. hS,..ss. caiekens
i, to b. used. cook them al hcui salt.
and there viii ms, b. tIe slightest tissoc
of fowl fra a,is!.hsa !r.&s.
Horses Will -, morc fest ou, II
their SUNDAYS b. being u lowed tho
freedom 81 a held or To-. than by o-ine
kept tied up ia a.. sishl. They. n-ssi
eNercisc every day. aa.i II th-y hrs no
work Ga do they should H. gwen tn
liberty a a place ~h.r. they - r.inP
as they Ike. -irsir1s Parma.
Cherry Pudding Tsi, can b. mad.
from canned cherries. an !. qu.c -
utae ~ tFRftu fTt~s tnf% etfMAs 80
cupful q. sweet Iniik. two t.aspo IA ulso ri
baking powder. Hour .noags to make
n still latter and "a NAM chcrr = as
can tr s%tirrei In. Bake hal aa houE
and serve with sugar anil cream u q
may be steamed In the -t.amsr ~ u
tos..
1t In an unden able fact. strange Ia
that farmer. .n oy fewer gtrirn
than do ihos- wh, ava ia
cit q. There - no "a o-ty tor ." 10
ing. Every farm shou Il nasr a gar
den planted to all sartsts, 80 " -
ia,-s. even II every hing el.~ sh he
neglected. for thai Purposc- hsssI
AeD ierkrr.
1t II - marx "a g,s-l farm I. To
something to -e.l of ssfits NJ
farm eau produce Ia hst~serP-
ons To tais n hay. wsich ran oft t-s
for esS than l. msnns a. vsls'
.loy.r and grass seed sh 'uld D. so~n
On all farming iand- a. ~ "a ~ .tn r-
Ia' on call. ior rrses-iia fut - somr-
better policy % pios under a
of clover a. manure snd has AZ
sinal uant.ty 81 clover ai} Ia maky op
Ihe deficiency. -Exehaage
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
KEYS.

LDos ago in the Old Granada Wne0 tie l(o0s
were forced 70 0eaI
Each man iOckel his hc4o6ehlnd ht0. taAilG
In his fight the key. i
Bopefuay Troy watched and waited for the
time 70 como Whca th0g
Should return from their long exile 70 those
homes "a Tar away.
But the mansions In Granada they had left IN
Ill their prime
Vanisbod, e de years rolled onward. meath
the Cfumbling touch Of time.
Like the NOOrs, We Ill have dwellings where
We vaiuly long 20 be.
And through al lifeis 0hanging pAaBes ever
fast No hoed tho key.
Our fair oosaasyuss behind "a; w~eareexfles.
too. in truth.
M No moro shail We Heh08d hef. Our Cea-
naAais name b Youth.
We have our deiusiye daydreams, and rejoice
when. o and then.
Some old hoartst1ing stirs within ia and re
feel our youth again.
ave are young" We CRY triumphant. thrilled
with Old time joy and g1ee.
Then the dream fades slowly. softly. leaving
nothing but tho key!
-hessk Chandler. IN Centuvv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
WHY ne hESlTATED.
The Innate ls~prsvtty 81 . noy With
lsardtem uosS.

The Innss. iD~pssv,sy os . noy With .
t:srd~" h"s~.
Yesterday forenoon y colorcd man
who had a load IL light ashes on has
wagon halted so long nj the corner Of
Woodward avenue and High stree, that
a policeman approached him AMI
asked:
Anything wrong with horse Of
wagon"
.No. sab"
..Wniting here for anybody"
Eyes. kinder
This is no place 20 stop IN let yonr
ashes blow away. Why don't You
drive on9'
..Dasn't. sab. Look down II gh
street"
81 don't scc anything but q toy
sprinkling the street with the garden
hose
pats ji-t what ails n,e. sah. L..
bin wa tin n hull half hour fur dat boy
to disabsqus,ulats into de yard"
'.Why9"
..Wcil. ssh. lie bin right dar sch rial
times. Dat hoy has got his eye tan d.
turnout I'll 20 drisin' long till !
rome opposit, an den dc hose win al p
an de ole hos will git % dose n his
ear. I'll yell 10 dc bow and he'll make =
trip an \ stumble. an hui gallons o
water will come pourin' down on d.
back q nv neck. I'll hab n p mt m
each ear. eb-ry pocket afost an IL
will take two hull days 20 gi; dis I'M
der-hir; dried out"
You 20 on" said the officer. The
boy secs me and he wont dare let .
drop of water touch yoaL"
Tn. old man h~esitat~d. but finally
climbed to his "a and drove on. Inc
boy stood with his back Q the ap-'
preaching vehicle and made no move
until the hoTse was almost sbrcas; of
him. Then he hal 20 move this hose.
and spas' went the stream against the
old equine!
Iii dAr. III. boyr" yelled the Old
man ~ he pulled On the lines
..Yes-didnt NEAR to-vcsy sorry.
bat she's getun' away frum me-"
she" got away. "shr" shot .
stream high In air and ''sh~" shos
Others In various direct a ami 1 wAs
not until the old mas waS - u range
that The boy succ-eded 10 g~sing
her under couuol and resumed hs
pr.cajce ON the dusty psvement
Fiji o~asifesT" called The old % -
be jumped down q shake himself.
.'didn's ] tell 70? Dsds't ] ioessold -
ji.s how ds ole undenhirs voaId b
soaked fall You may - d snsrsess
son o ossiler o. de ssek q . thief.
bot fur all you kssv bret bay an .
S.rden kose ! woolds't gia sw0 ols
censs~'-Lxlnpsl FSes Itxsa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
BeCe FOR FOOD.
The Feeding That 10 >s.".sgF is osa~r
q. Nsks the u~ss re-

n Feeding That 10 >~.".-ssr les osa~r
To Nshs the H., re-.
I, IL not the hesyi--, nar Ga. fstt ~
n nal! tina, should br ng tbe hsa~l
pre-. for the butcher. biosk bsit "a an
imal giving The iarg~s per cent - sm
mat % live WRIGHT sush ~ asHssi
Will always contain fat .aou 2. - ia Ia,
mes, fiber Tn MAKE IL palatabls tsicy
and nourishing. The fas part "f D'-f
eatt e o ma tn sheep are iit,i" ass-i
~ human food Henee the erur. ! TIT
mu I ever b. the gr-ai.s, proi-Hn .,n
Of les n meat tmuselrb ,o IL. casc
Il IL well known tba; q -r> IA siy
fed to faia~s< IA swer'. 4 IA tasiuc~
gisc the most .~urcal~n. ant % Az
ored fond Why Tbs sci ~ pop r.
toe IL III and lean l. norta8 pa.
COWS sril for l.ss On ne, seq pond
than s.eers. WHY again Tss % pr
ton NJ fat io lean = zFoass - 10
p=ncipal canse. aai. ~ . 81 = ~
reason. although ,st.r asTo 81 han
tAai of tbe buil. Tia meal Z tbs .ss~ %
mn, 20 delicate n ika; of tse sts~s.
, shson. however. years az" dee ed
thai a carcass mat be s.snssfrrS "a
terror II IL a d not she's mrssn. 81 ~l-
o msat oe faf. even b, grus' t-as by
ma-srs On The oasss ie r. wa h
Lsh~d Ia tho god old dag" 81 u ~
candIes. when fss va n az siss nos,
irnpprssat parts Al The anlnsi - : -
- fAsh,pu dssnanfs ;lIs f~s<s!vrs a. -
eateS IN H. Ind On evr ell "a "
make fat Som~ sssa. rss~r "a ~
phsts Ms nitro .sn. hswessr. j. ~
qussss1 sssh corn. 81 tcsf5 the asopyrf,ya
oe fss asd lean esaAl IL ths ,rs~ a
eOn - b~sw~en fas sni k.an ser. 20
defstos.d b. The huy~s ,ils eossls b. no
ducsd pruuabiy ehrsy-1 Ia the r.sssf.ssse
than the nsosssrYs Of Cat .p ...s~s ~
mssrd q cor fsGsGck s.scs. Yes en-
lssx - ~ feeder ss~s bs,y~Y u r. -.
prk3s 10 th~se fslos~rSassI sniss.h
fh~sv VIII - N cA.~ Tie ia
bSr~v1. rvnasss s.sns,snf ska 80
s~o ssaAr~a p-ssa.i. 81 "a. add =. .
s-v. ripe n sesh. sd oaiy en- The es.l
81 The snerusess ieSs nsns prsfeed
Ooe Il tb0 ssuules Of st.ss fz1A fss hss
hs~s lie fneu6sg aS bs~= Ing ssa~sasii
NY ecv. tbruaGh k~v~tay. s.sfy DO
ss3op Ia she<smsisT. The yvasfis-s
ssoassAis a EsfS~y "a sgsx~i 90
With vosA~s. Grsa~ lA~sos. . vel
berd saaise ss~erA bo~s s.r. s.snt So
10 Oil the eye sf 0ss ka.-s~s AL 80
srse c.ssrospost1 IL b. 30 m katsnl
The hsek e1ttse. the n~sos. snA sz~
r.Aed HsrstDsd bxsss ssa a~ss vssc-s
~ s0itAeeh nasssG Tk~ svs~si1en hss
ALREADY - ID 10 sh- Cass-d Ss.s-< -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

~ os.ssss pssass Assss cps ssss--
49, 80 0ssssw 1ssssv.
IA run on eos ayss a ssnv hses
Doubdul. vssy. We might jsss ~
readily sspscs . variety ID the populas
ssy,e al cirvns ssns - % predict shss
any particular design a strsv has. viii
each the puh6e." a Gssss rvpsxser
hsd wasdscrd Int . bat store and sf:~s
misaakfng Soe - Psopr ss0r ssssnl
customer Who aood ohous baseAeadsd
waiting log tAsiS hats - hs axed. dssw
forth this sne0snGAG remark fr0@
tia; eesshe0aa:
The reAsna 10 simply fAs. vAss -
pus the hats a lie nsskes - kaseo's
ssy sdea IL What h going % ell hsa
No. ve dos's push any special ksx but
. lew p<rsoos sesm % rsaeA . 20 sops
OF kind ts<y kks. and b<SSse ve ts0v
b everybody y hsyisg T. nss was IL
vsy With those ~so sevcd hiGA cloth
hs;s that we're I'll tAe nxe his Sisssx.
We doe's Ell any a tbsm sov."
We'll. shea. vhss Vii b. uS ges~.
n elaSs ol arsv goods made up
.Naekinaw Ses1w kass sfl1 BE To
rule slnass sxeaniveiy-kv Aaaesu0n.
LiGksly easseA ID hin Dst:am wt1fh
hasd II hlaek - Ansk. NH insids sasio
nanA asd lscs hsksE H. Y~ewvsiiisg
coloe a ~ hass vfil b Eight. h Ira
everything VII - shas - a0s -
Isss ssnsua Raaa1 sas9D soadn0 Co.,
Deace h<1sse ~ 2us q Nsy. ba ~ .
WIKI bsisen. - a cossse yss ksSs.
b nigAsy hvsty. al tAaa hb shas -
hsvs - ssess - wAss , gsang - -
pepal9 ~ paay = ~ q Nh vusA. -
qsiekly ssA - ln.g - - - h
pahlie teaAs -. o 6aA - tAh sssRsee
- ve Asve - la0Du."-4saos 63soA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
SNIPE IN WYOMING.
n Kind of Game Found In the Far West
Hunting for TeodeSfeet.

TIT kind ~ Game Found In the Eat West
Hunting for renderfsct.
There are a good many kinds Of game
In Wyoming. Prominent in the list are
antelope. deer. elk. sage hens. bear. in
frequent buffalo, Elusive Indians. cur
sorry cowboys philanthropic rattle
snakes and confding tenderfeet-
The cowboys hunt al the different
varieties Of game mentioned with great
success. but the emer ald-hucd tender
foot Is their meat They would rather
bag oue tenderfoot than . dozen grx-
xlies Or o brace Of Indians. The danger
Is vastly less, and, there is heaps moro
Of fun.
A. for the tenderfooa be would rather
be chased al day. and eve caught and
bitten. BY IN antelope than be corrAiled
for IN hour By . cowboy on the war
path The danger 20 the tendsrfoot
lies in The fact ~ while there h some
thing fierce and bloodLcurdliug b the
angry Eiances Of The antelope, the cow
boy II - mild-mansered and sweet
voiced - . summers breeze. The ten-
derSoos may escape the nstle-snake,
and even By great dexserity elude the
antelope oniy 70 be gathered In BY the
cowb0y. When the tesdes1o0t sports
man leaves The train at Cheyenne or
RavliaA. disguised ass walking arsenaL
b b q oacs spotted and marked dovn
By Sons frisodiy cowboy Soes 'sniPinG''
oxpeditioo.
"Didn't know you hsd saipes out
bre." says The tenderSoos: I'm going
thing"
"Asy fellow can out-wressJe . gYis-
1ly, Of knock over . dozen bu9aso." ~
sponds ths cowboy: but u you vans
sport that II sport you just want TO 60
saipiug.' Is takes . rustieS from Rus
tlesvfIls 70 ges ssipe oct here GsDes
That's no name for ~"
In he end The sesderlooA, who wants
70 ses '1n thsse u 20 H." gladly &c
crpsA
Thea ths cowboy. with . party a his
fneDda takes The sendesfoos under his
kindly care. They oussss him With
eithsr brokeo-d0wn q . buekinG
AeuncAo and astooish him With the n
fesmasion that ~ must lsavs I'll his
artillery behiod They d&a't cspeurs
snip. VIII guns-they mo. . trek
wossh several grons q tlaA Ia oaly
load tsey aIo1 him 70 taks b vAsky.
which shey generoosly tnaisa On help
ing him caf1y-as Ais exPeasa Afsefa
long. has4 uip throogA nd aed sa9e-
brush. they psass . aigA11Aal - sAe
msusA of . g3oooy eaayos- % possibly
n III sdge a wond-akAoagA timer
n Dsss pasn a wyooinG b = hara %
espem4Hs sPuty q . Psyiag soa6-
UAsy AiWo0s asd prsgsEs speiD-
iSve eanp Sue - niGAl uhsa tAsy
saAs . vsngy. dsvisns esnP - -
80 vA9s - niPs Ars sd g =
neou. b = oov d1sk - . pqekse
0Sb lAssu1 - ~ s1f1l eeelss .
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

would only turn it 10 right account. he
could not use such quiet stores; but II
che would write something sensational
with murders and Other crimes. he
thought she could b of use to HIM.
She went 70 work ct once. She wrote
out one narrowing scene after another.
hah frightened at her own teri BILE fan
cteA She wrote about polished and
yllainous deceivers and brilliant muir
deren But through al the desperate
wickedness which she coujursd up hes
own innocent voice sounded. ike tina,
OF . canary that was trying to initiate
thunder. Il was she who was In the
wrong niche. being compelled to sacri
hoe her conscience for bread But there
was 10 help for h: this contempt bic
Pioe against Hal<tead compelled her to
disregard her scruples -temporarily 1T
least-until be should have conquered.
Everything depended upon his being
able . keep his head above water until
~ ould get . chance 70 appear in
court Her eyes swan and her head
was dn..y; strange pains shos through
her heaaaL Bat she wrote On despernse-
", heAps1G honor upon honor. When
she heard Halsseadfs- stem upon ehe
staiN che I'D away he n-anuscfipt m
roe 10 meet him but her feet u,ddenlv
refused to support heF; he ruslsd across
Tie 0ooe. stumbled over = chair and
struck Acr head against the edee q TN
door. A HAlste0d eaterod Is found
~ unoonscioua Blood 90 BuVin1
from m ugly wound IN Aer ssuple
s.Now. no capesA NY dor" h
dr3u3sd. @ - stopped Oyer hee. 81
Nm 100 old . bird 70 b deesivea b
thooe lninfing txicAA b b whas voaes
always raDoGf - when icy v1nt % sx
cite syDpetAy."
Sc epeas1 hsr eysa. efbsr swhfle
wsaz1y. rssAAPs = wu13d haxe bssu
tstssr 1erA - III 1svw oPsss>
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

~""". ~~~"' "DSs - OVA~
YOU"
Hose took . few steps forward. and
STOOL directly facing him. He observed
that she Wa blind. aud . soft look Of
pity stole into his face. He saw how
pale and haggsrd her features were.
and he saw. too. that once they had
been beautiful.
Il am Halstead Swinger's wife." she
said. huskly. endeavoriEG TO fix her
wandering eyG upon him. He knitted
his brow for . moment and looked
puzzled
IL know no scch man." b replied.
presently. Perhaps It Il my partner.
Mr.. Bullard. you wish 70 see. He nay
know Mr.. SWinger."
Size stared hlindly about her In help
less bewiiderment; then sank down Is
the lawyers knees! '-Oh, have pity o.
my husbandr' she cried. bursting into
teayh He il working 50 hard % make
his way. and Il il were not for yoa -
wSnld succeed Oh. I know b would
succeedr"
My dear good woman" The lWyer
Fssponded. kindly. 81 assure you ] do
not know your husband; have sever
even heard his name. II thare . any
thing I can do for him. Why. ssod him
70 me; and IL he u in distyuA Who
knows bat ] may b able - help hiD?'
She Aung back hef head A terrih1s
soaptc3on shot through her h1fn, but
sAe repel,ed It. .Oa. goa ere GTeas
and prosperUQA" she 1oased. saad
yet yoo can uampla 4oa tAoss Who
=: poor a.d unhappy: Yen hs.s eee-
spir0d against him" - sArishsA. Viii
suddea sasru; 'yUn hays swosa "a
kesp HIN doWn II - d. beeann yoa
enc alkaid a Nh. beesuse - WILD
oatshins ye4 ard yos kDew k'
M c. vikhoue rEi1& eanea =
so0s 60 d - aAiotn1ng 01A HI
PeEs.se H. baIng4 11PooEsa = -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19


."1hs bsss pat Of humaa ehar.ctsr u
tho tenderness aad delicscy Of feeling In
little matsen. the desire 70 so0thc and
please othen-minuti0 Of the social
virtaeA" Thus writes Emsgsoa. and =
& NOT tuep Should We not cultivsts
this Tenderness Of delicscys There arc
some great hearts Who do not shame -
shed . tear. although mea il geaeal
consider Il womanish. e6eminass. sO0e-
thing 70 Be ashamed Of 70 be teoder a0d
pitiful - . woman
do not place amoaG the tender and
pitiful those hysssricAI ems oaal. go
dmeutal women. oi whom - N know
some specimens would teach ny
daughter. to b strong End brave. NY
soos 70 be tesder aAd Pitiful; my
dAn4Atens to beware q Nle tsass; my
500 % know no sAsms 5oe Tie eyA
moisenrs; nv danghssn - Be strose-
miDdsd = we'll - seoi1rr: my soas g
- seadsr - ven - seEuag--G ].
6ss6ey GfaPAie
-Ihs passenger no0 q laEo seIoO
II IseA4m Raitway 1p0 A06wan 20
rs1a0a aso twaoey-6ve doaAaG. Srse.
eaaa. - dnuns sscooA sna Eve dol
In thfrd. 81 thG0 m alUsyS crowds
g pooRh = 0eA eaaA-bsseso ~
-G1noom abou thEuo-G0A1 .
l- 80 0-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, February ,. The
stock market was active and strong du-
ring the earlier part of the day, and un-
der heavy buying for long and short ac-
count there was an advance of la2l.
The most prominent features of spccu-
lation were Lackawanna, Western Union.
and Union Pacific. Lackawanna adj
vanced y: Delaware and Hudson, | !;
Union Pacific. Il; Western Union. | ;
st. Paul, |. Jersey Central was an
exception to the general market, and
opened | lower on the announcement
that coupons of the first-mortgage bonds
would be bought by Philadelphia parties
instead of being paid by Reading, and
also rumors of receiver. These rumorS
were afterwards denied. and the stock
rose during the afternoon. Union Pa
cific and Delaware and Hudson went off
|. and Lackawanna Il. Erie was very
weak. with a decline Of | on unfavora-
bic rumors. The other market de-
clined Ial in sympathy. Near the close
Western Union developed marked
strength and rose to 500 on large buy
ing. based on the improving business of
the company. This had good effect
on the entire list and started the mar
kct up once more, the final sales show
ing recovery of ba}c. Compared
with Saturdays closing, prices tonight
are lal higher, except for Denver and
Rio Grande and Erie, which are La
lower. Sales. 2S2, ZOO shares.
Noon.-Stocks strong. Money, la
u per cent. Exchange-Long, 4S3la
4S3i short, 1856 a4SG3. Governments
dull. States dull.
EreniRg.-Exchange, 4S4l. Money,
lal per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold. sl2S.02S; currency, s2O,-
SAG. Governments strong; 1 per cents,
1919; 8 per cents. l0l4 bid. State
bonds quiet.
Alabama Class A. . TO s. .bid) Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
TeIegraphte Notes.

BRATTLEBoRo'. W., February o.
General John W. Phelps. Of Guildford,
was found dead in bed this morning by
a neighbor, his family being absent on
visit.
NEW YORK. February 2.-Thc
schedule of John J. Cisco & Son shows
debts and liabilities Of s2.9S1. 40 ;
nominal assets, SO, 294, AS; and actual
assets, s2,467,570.
ALBANY, n. Y, February q
President-elect Cleveland has decided
to leave on Wednesday for New York.
WASHINGTON, February 2.-The
proprietor of the Arlington Hotel, in
this city. received letter to-day from
Private-Secretary Lamont definitely en-
gaging rooms at that hotel for the PrcSi-
dent-elect. his thee sisters and brother,
and for Colonel Lamont and family.
BosTON, February 1.-The Pacific
National Bank of Nantucket was visit
ed by Colonel Needham, the national
bank examiner. last week. lie found
that Chadwick. late cashier. had alb
stracted money from the bank to the
extent of about $4,000, but through
the assistance of his bOndSmen aud
friends had Unidentified the bank fully.