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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK. August Z.
Money-On call easy at 2@l per cent, closing at
per cent.
Prime Merchantile Paf,er-ie1s5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Du and steady at 81 s334a4 SO
60 days bslls and Si.S5l4cs4.S5% for demand.
Government Bonds-Du and unchanged.
Sper-cents lYt5-
4per-cents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1851
4I-Dercents. 1l154
e1trfeHtH 81
State Bonds-Dull and steady.
MlsSour1
Railroad Bonds-Quiet and rather heavy.
In stocks first prices generally showed declines is
* per cent although few stocks were higher. The
market quiet, and after few slight losses lie
came firm and continued until noon when prices
were generally below the opening figures. The raid
OF the bears broke the entire list the Pacific showing
a loss of u per cent. and other smaller amounts. In
the last hour however the decline was checked ana
the market closed generally steady at lowest figures
of the day Closing prices tonight are almost ih'ar-
ably lower among active stocks.
The total sale OF stocks today were 2s,1ss SHARES.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

w ANTED-k good girl to help pants work
w Inquirer al Adoph Auner i" l. wience ave
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
LOST.

4 OST-kWunch ~ keys the finder returriins the
came 10 the Easis Office will he given ~ eeBs n
~. Met slistcr. da.st
OsT-Pocket book containing money and papers.
The finder ~ De ardesi bs leaving -aIns at
Eagle Office. d63hf'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

WANTED AT the Central Int Office men and boys
w 10 register for situations. Situations guar
anteed money refunded. Room :. III Main up
stairs. Park Nanorstraai.. Main 81. dS5a ut
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

w ANTED-A good reiishle energetic man
w Acquainted with tAei loan business: middle
aye man preferred 10 solicit loans In Edwards
county Salary from Slal 10 $40 per month
, d.4ft-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

VyrANTED-To let two furnished rooms: ne North
w Lawrence. avenue ,ifi4fr-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

VXyANTED 49, situation in dry goods grocery
w house; write good hand; have had ten years
eXperienCe salesman. etc: references furnished
apply AT Morse Keenau's law ofllce ~ y Main
81
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

VIZ ANTED- SITUATION clerk IN good business
w house nv a young nearly ~. wants his even
ings attend commercial school Can give good ref
ercIices Address lock box r., Wichita. dtlfbt-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
FOR SALE.

V-~OR SALE-A drug stare pay ting profit frrin $40
IL 60 SIS per day good town Ia finnes county IL
viii invoice about s Sa Apply 10 s. h. Herte>ssn
Co.. Garden City. Kansas. d1sts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

w ANTED-A situation q farm any other
w spectacle employ ment 10y a married man sd
dress G.. H.. kaQie office. dts'tt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

v.>OK SAfE-A fine breeding jack. for the %
i SlOi. Inquire write to Pink fouts. att
v>oR SAtF-Registered drug store at bargain;
i monthly ssie~ average 500 cash Call a. the
Arlington house, so Doug as avenue. daG
L'oR SALE -stock Of drugs and fixtures. VIII In.
voice about o.. 30 centrally located and doing
good business for selling wish retire from
business. Address q boa 10. wtchIfa d2f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
WICHITA MARKETS.

Grain,
wlgnAr.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

VyrANTED TO REs.T-On rorth Enpcris avene two
w or three unfinished rooms inquire the
premises 20. rsi. dalet'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

NN-ANTED-A good girl TO do general housework
w In small family. Mrs. Jackson sj' Lawrence
ave de- IL
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
Facts foy the Readers Of the Standard.

A fact that the public should knew
That toget cold glass OF pure soda,
with fresh fruit syrups, at J. 2. Gill
more's Fountain Of Health, corner Sec
ond street and Central.
If you want fragrant o{1ors Of the
most popular makes you should not
forget fresh stock is kept by Gilmore,
corner Second aud Central
Experience is q quality; accuracy is
a necessity. Both are manifest at. Gill
mores, corner Second and Central,
where you should get your recipes and
prescriptions filled day or night.
Are you going to paint DO you
want good paint? Then be sure to get
Gilmore's guaranteed strictly pure
mixed lead paints at bottom prices.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
Minneapolis Produce.
uINNEAPOIIS. May ~
WHEAT-No1 / hard at re bid June.

MINNEAPo11s. May %.
WHEAT-No hard at re bid June.
Nolnorthern TIC bid for July.
CORN-Saies light; 31@33c, according to con-
dition.
FLOuR-Mnneapcis patents III sacks, TO local
dealers, ST. A0a 80 for shipmenxr; sacks car lots.
$425D4 3';ln barrels, $4,000 T5:deliveTc!i at New
ENGLAND points s. l0lSS 80; ut New York points, M
per 100 lbs, and buck wheat, s4G15 per bbl.
BRAN-Held at S6 25@650 in bulk.
SuORTs-Bulk, 6 501$S GO.
OATs-No 2 white selling at 3l@S2c on
track. The range of sample sales wasfrorn 3CG
s2c o t, ,31Ms3c f o b,
RyE-Non,na at 55e055c to- for NOS s andS; .
by sample.
cred i'll lots Of q ton or more.
MIXED FEED-GOOd southern WeAk at Is UiM!.
II 25on track and to arrives city ground. $l4 25l3
ID 50 for choice, delivered in lots OF ton or
more.
quiet: prices steady; choieesold ts7 Cn@S oo;
fair, steady, s506 90,
0AralEAfrsteel cut. s. s5gsa per half 9bl. 81
extra drsts l3al1c; dairy, fancy, ,1lGgl2c; dairy,
stock, 4@.5c; grease, an215c.
IaEEsgFancy 'll1 cream 9,a ala1SG; ae so:1 fn
DRESSED MEATs--Prices for well dressed:
Eeef.hind gus. 6is91s Hams, city........ 9g1l
Country dresd.5 gD6 Hams, county,. 10 8
Country dres' 41sG15 Shoulders. SO 6
Fore q1arters..3 az Sides. -;
Veal, choice. s @10 Mutton. city....... a. S
Dressed hogs. .4i4@41l93, Mutton. country. .5@51s
EGGs-Strictiy fresh, SD9c.
POTATOES Sweet, Jersey, bbl, 81. 80; Illinois,
81 1902 90; Virginia, bb, S3@35o; Irish, 20gs0c
VEGETABLEs-Ofered by dealers:
Cabbage, crate. $3.50 Spinach, bu......" 50
Onions. bu.. 81 25#Lettuce... 80. .25(D30
Bermudas. bu.. S-00IPieplant, lb....... l
Onions, doz. z...... 15Ql2O9P Parsley. ........... 40
Dried peas, bu.. I.25|Cuc111n bers, doz... IS
Horse radish, 10. 2@3|Peas. bu .......... Lao
Radishes. doz.. 15020IBeans, bu ......... LA
Asparagus, doz. 4OI
HIpEs.Green veal kips, s@gc; green s. salted as
lb 74@sla; dry flint, lb, 12@l3c; ry-salted. 1l1
12c; bulls. stays, etc, u of: green. 5000.
WOOL
Fleece-washed medium, .2s@2l
Fleece-washed coarse......... ......zC9A5
Unwashed medium .IlQIl9
UnWaSled coarse ...I49ylI
Tub-washed, SalS6 ::3
Tub-washed, coarse, poorly washed d... 2ogS5
HBlack, washed osgNy
Black. unWaShed LsA1 io
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
Elpi Tor the Motor,

Open air concert at Lake Harriet to-
morrow Sunday from IL M to y. IN.
Steame, Hattie will connect with
trains at Lake Calhoun. Come every
body and enjoy a ride on the electric
motor,
T1NJa CAE1}--I'rains leave for Mime
tonka as follows: $50 a. TO-, 8 a. H.,
1.;?O D. IN, !: 3, III. Returning, leave
Mlnnetonka as follows: 40 a. m., l2. 10
y. m., 4.lo y. m., 6.:'3 D. nj.
Trains leave every hour for Mime
naha.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29

Mayhem Bros, paper hangers, a225
Nicollet, second floor.
The st. Paul road has three thousand
teams 1T work on its extension Of two
hundred miles FROM Ottunlwa to k;.uea
City. .
t4lenvood Springs water. fresh from
the springs, delivered every day by ".
TT. Fruen s. Go. Leave your orders at
.2:5s Hennepiu avenue. It is free from
organic substance, and is: tI1ereiore,
superior.
The C]ytlesdale Horse Association Of
Great Britain has decided to present
several valuable medals for competition
at the horse show TO be held next fall in
Chicago in connection With the Illinois
state fair.
The most extensive log obstruction
that ever formed III tile Chippewa re-
gion can nov be seem near Big Falls, cu
the FIambean river, where possibly six
ty million feet of logs are damned in 81
space Of six miles ID.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
Grand Bazaar and Musical Festival.

The Grand Bazaar and Musical Fes~
tival to be held at the Market Hail,
commencing May 81, in aid of Holy
Rosary Church, promises to be success
full beyond the shadow Of Il doubt, if we
accept as evidence the indefatigable
exertions being put forth by the commit
tee having charge of the arrangements.
The greatest collection Of valuables ever
seen in Minneapolis is already on hand
for the. tables, all principally donations
OF the merchants and business men Of
the city. Among the many attractive
articles might be mentioned % large and
valuable crayon portrait OF Rev. Father
Towle, valued at $50, and a beautiful
pair Of gold-plated roller skates, valued
at $25, both Of which can be seen on
and after May 81, on Holy Name table.
a valuable American flag is to be
awarded to the society receiving the
largest number OF votes 10 cents each.)
It might be remarked that Holy Name
society are putting forth strenuous ex-
ertions to Garry off the prize. The con-
test will probably be q spirited one, as
every society in the city is. invited to
enter the contest, and the in
yitation will doubtless be availed
of. The success already assured
can be attributed in q great measure to
the noble work being performed by the
ladies who have taken an interest in
the bazaar and festival, and they have
wlthouta doubt fully merited the many
words of praise which is being be-
slowed upon them. The object of the
bazaar is to secure funds to build a
school, and it being one in which every
member of the Catholic church should
feel a keen interest. we believe that we
are only saying the truth when we re-
mark that the prospects of success now
entertained by those interested will be
fully realized.
The surrogate at Ithaca, New York,
in receiving the will Of the widow Of
Professor Fiske, decided against the
claims Of her husband, thus giving to
! Cornell University the sum Of 81, 5OO,-
900.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29

JOnn Speedy, Wall paper. s6C oOuIL
Fifth street, bet. Nicollet and 1st ave.
The attention Of our readers is called
to the ertisement Of The Big Boston
in this issue.
The corner stone Of the Exposition
building will be laid today Saturday
with appropriate ceremonies.
Monday is Decoration day. Elaborate
arrangements are being make for the
event in Minneapolis.
Dr.. J. D. Pierson has removed to Du-
luth, where he will open an office and
practice. Minneapolis loss and Du-
luth's gain.
Mrs. j. a. MacCarthy is displaying
an elegant line Of millinery at her store,
24A Nicollet avenue. Please call and
examine her stock.
Detective Lawrence is engaged in
breaking up q band of burglars. Some
arrests have already been made and
more are sure to follow.
A trunk awaits an owner at police
headquarters. The expreesnlau who
was to have delivered it could not find
the number Of the house, and so put it
in charge Of the police.
". ". McCll1skey, the popular mer~
chant tailor at 3l6 Nicollet avenue, is
doing an extensive business III his line.
He has become noted for thorough
ness and reliability.
The board Of appraisers in the Lake
Calhoun boulevard have been awaiting
the appearance OF Col. McCrory to tes
iify relative to certain of his lands af-
fected. This gentleman is now in the
city, and the boa1d will give him q
hearing Saturday afternoon,
John McGurk, Jr., returned to the
city on Wednesday last after an alb
sence Of some eight months in Arkan-
sas. Mr.. Mc!,uI g return at this time
has been caused through the severe ILL.,
ness Of his brother, P II. McGurk who
is in a very critical condition.
The Northern Pacific road has ex-
tended an Invitation to the Presbyter'
laus, now in session at Minneapolis to
make an excursion. over chat road to
Bismarck and intermediate points.
The fare fol- the round trip will be Sl2.
inclnding sieepers. a dining car viii
be attached and meals viii be furnished
at 50 cents each.
The jury III the much tried suit
brought by @. S. Chamberlain, a tri,v-
cling man, against John t. West re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff III the
sum OF $1s4, the full amount claimed.
Chamberlain claimed to have lost a
ring worth chat amount in his room at
the West hotel.
Frederick ~, son Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
+. Malone, Who reside at 41S Second
stree1 northeast, died Oh Sunday night
Of measles EIo was a bright child for
one OF his age, and was the only
boy in q large family Of children. This
latter fact makes the loss more l1eenly
felt by the parents. and adds in a meas
ure TO their great grief. The boys age
at the time Of death was two years, two
nlOnJlls and fifteen days,
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29

The Total Abstinence Societies of the
Diocesan union Of st. Paul will meet in
convention at Rochester, Mimi, on
Tuesday the 22nd and Wednesday the
23rd Of June, 1886.
The Convention will be closed on
Wednesday sufficiently early to allow
the Reverend Fathers who desire to keep
the Festival of Corpus Christi, which
occurs OF the Oath, to return to their
homes.
Full arrangements are made with all
the railroads to the place Of the Conven-
tion.
j. R. CoRR1eAN,
President g, T. a. o., Diocese Of st.
Paul. - .-g
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

CT.ATIs OF MINn2 ESs0rA, County Of Henne"
~ oin-Proba1e Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Daniel Mnvihil,,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Ut Cather-
ine Muivihill Of Eennepi'l county, Minnesota.
representing that Daniel Mulvihill has lately
died intesrare, a resident and inhabitant Of the
county Of Heunepin and State Of Minncsta,
leaving goods. chattels and estate Within this
county, and praying that administration Of his
estate be To bcrsef granted:
1t is ordered, That said petition I've heard at 8,
general term Of this Court to be held at the
Court House in the City Of MinnoapoGs, in said
county, On Monday, the 7th day Of June, 1855,
at 10 O. clock in the forenoon: and that notice
of such hearing be given to all persons inter-
ested by publishing this order at least once IN
said day of hearing, in The Irish Standard, q
newspaper printed and published in said
couury.
1856.
Rv the Court: a. UELAND.
j. r. CORRIGAN, Judge of Probate.
Attorney for Estate.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
GHERTErEns SALE

S.sTAyE OF MINNESOTA. County OF Heune-
- pin-D;stFict Court, it:. Judicial District
Henry l.. Si1nols,, aS -Ad'nilistrato' OF Tne
substituted i'll place ct Edward Il Stockilan,
plaintiff. vs. David pln.sted. Natthe"
Gai!agEer aysd Elijah s. Kelly, tlafct!''ants;
Notice is hereby given that Eu(ler ard by
vis'ns: OF q jndglnent and decree made aug g
Court on the 18th day ot May. A.'1.. 1856, q
eecrihed copy Of which has been q detiverea i to
County, win sell at public auction ut the front
door Of the Courthouse, iii the city Of Mime
aroLis, in said County, ou the 18th day OF June,
A. o.. 1895. at 1o O'clock in the forenoon Of said
day. to the highest bidder, for. cast, two
hundred and nineteen t2lal shares OF the c;.ni1al
srock Of rhe White Spar Mica Company, or as
much thereof rs shall he necessary to pag and
satisfy tile sam OF two hhonsand six hundred
and fifsy-fiye dollars and .rfty-1lve cents, and
costs Ut said action aud this sai,.
Dated, Msy 90 IsGG.
WINSIOW NJ BRACKETT,
Sheriff Of Eennepin County.
o. 4. CAMPBELL. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
HE WORLD AT LAR GE.
Geronimo's Indians are killing S,

| Geronimo's Indians are killing sol.
diers and settlers.
i,.a;:a Ward country seat roar Siam
ford, Conn, was sold at auction.
The effort to impeacb Judge Dona-
hue, Of New York, has s,gnally failed.
The English government has for
Warded 2 2,OO0,O 600 rounds Of ball ammun-
ition to Dublin.
Cheering reports came from various
parts Of the country OF the excellent
condition Of the crops.
Twelve convicts were punished with
the lash in Wilmington, Del. Some
were also pillored.
Alderman Jaehne. Of New Z ork now
starches shirts in the laundry depart
ment of Sing Sing.
The foundation of all African M. E.
Church was blown up with dynamite at
Ft. Worth, Texas.
An oil we'll flowing three hundred
barrels per lay has been discovered at
Cannonsburg. Ohio.
A verdict OF $3.50, 900 has been secured
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company for breach OF contract.
a Madrid dispatch says that the
Holy Father has consented to be the
godfather OF the child OF Queen Christi
na Of Spain,
The Canadian minister Of militia re-
ports the cost of the half-breed rebel
lion at $4,70O, 900. Twenty-six men
were killed, and two hundred wounded.
George j. Seiboid has been arrested
at Olney. Illinois. for swindling opera
tions covering three gears, based upon
a bogus claim *, an immense estate in
Bavaria.
"A wreck developed by the tides near
Provincet0W1l, Massachusetts,, is be-
heveu to },e riiat Of the British man-of-
war Somerset, driven ashore in TITS,
while chasing the French fleet.
The house Of represep tatives passed
a bill removing the charge of desertion
from the record OF Franklin Thompson,
q woman who fer two years served in a
Michigan regiment as q soldier and
kept her secret.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29

and will be called to order at $3.50 a. m. All
delegates to said Convention are hereby no.
titled to make tue necessary arrangements for
punctual attendance. Tue Winona Brother
hood report the following programme: Head
quarters at the Jewel House. Rates, Sl:5 per
day Lower rates at other hotels. it desirable.
Mass at 10 q. m. Monday; delegates are re-
quested to be at hall at $3.50 a. M, and proceed
in body to st. Thomas Church; ceremonies
will be conducted by the chaplain, Rev. j. B.
Cotter. After the close of Divine Service the
parade willtake place. Entertainment Monday
evening.
We appeal to the Brotherhood in the various
counties to send their full Quota Of delegates, in
order thata full and free expression Of senti-
ments may be interchanged, and that the dis
cl1ssion of all sentiments will consolidate into
one grand thought that viii be the future adj
vancemept and prosperity OF the organization.
By order. j. }. kENNEDY,
State Delegate.
WIN. J. REECE,
State Secretary.
NV. MURRAY,
WIN lssts.s State Treasurer.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29

Mayhem Bros. can furnish you with
first. class paper hangers on short no
tica.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
State Convention.

Office of the State Secretary,
ANCIESr ORDER OF HIHERNIANs,
Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIs, May "a, 1896.
To the Officers and Members Of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians OF Ihe State Of Mime
sofa:
IsRErHEs,-By virtue of articles I1-lV and
section 2, article VI, OF the Constitution. the
second Biennial Convention, and the seventh
meeting Of the State Contention Of the
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29

TOEN 3. QUINN, Aitorney~at-l.aw, 1fiylna-
- apolis, siinn. 400 1arnpie Court,
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29

T 4. BYRNES, Attorney and Counse!lor-at
~ 4. Law, H.! Hennapin Avenue, Minneapolis
MINI.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29
ANCIENT ORDER Of HIBERNIANS
ON MONDAY, JUNE 7th, 1886,

OF the State of Minnesota. will assemble iii Il
Hall of ST. Thomas, at WinoGa, Minnesota.
The Irish standard., 1886-05-29

P. S.-The Governor, Mayor and City
Council have accepted an invitation to
be present at the mass in the morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-15
FAILURE by FORGERY.
Hard Lines for Two Reputable
Peanut Houses.

CINCINNATI, o., 0ctGbr IA Two
heavy failures occurred here within
four hcu's 'odav Tn account OF de-
falcetion. The first finn to 60 under
wss that of Jacob Weller & Co.,
wholesale dealers in peanuts and
pickles, at the corner of Water ard
Vine streets. This firm has always been
considered wealthy, and the assign
ment was a great surpr Sc A rough
estimate OF the liabilities places them
at 100000.
1t is claimed thst the ssses will
nearly reach this amount. The cause
Ct the failure was the forgery by their
confidential clark, R. NJ. Dol, Of many
thousands of dollars Of warehouse re-
ceip Doll has fled to Canada and
has written a confession to the firm,
but does not safe what his shortage
liz. 1t is thereto imp ssible to state
with any accuracy what the condition
OF the firm lie. Doll is 40 ears old aud
married, and the only cause of his act
probably is that he lot money in spec
ulation.
Four hours later the announcement
of the failure Ct Skaats, Edwards &
Co.. another peanut commission firm
at SO and IS Water street, was made.
They hold about 10000 worth Of
Weller's paper and their liz bilites will
probably reach 100000. They hope
to pay dollar for dollar. Nothing def
mite can be stated about itber failure
until the amount OF shortage is known
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-15
Not Suited with the Bulgarian
Elections

ST. PETFRsRUEG, October 14.-The
Journal de 81. Petersburg denounce 8
the manner in which the Ell ctions in
Blu gar for members Of the obrar j }
were conducted. It accuses the gov
ernment party Ct terroriz'ng the
minority with stone and cudgel and
asse to that ths regency prsveI t. the
circulation abroad OF news sho wing
the true situation of affairs This,
however, and the results OF Gen.
Kaulbars's mission, the Journal says
will be eventually known, and it Will
be shown that Gen. Kaulbars has
acquitted himself with the devotion
and self abnegation worthy of the
cause whoss tiiumphs he seeks. The
Journal says in addition: "The Vienna
Fremdenbldu, like ourselves, suffers
from inadequate information and sp
pears ignorant that terrorism had been
employed in Bulgaria, since it COO
siders itself justified in praising The
regency for keeping order and quie
during the elections.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-15

To most people there is somethiI &
monstrous in the conduct Of man
who, when the lives OF fellow creature
are in danger, can stand by, making
no effort TO save the perishipg, through
fear that In doing 80 some danger or
loss may ccme TO himteli. The clear
evidence given at the irquest held
over the victims that persisted through
the burning OF La Mascotte, views
the captain of the Eagle as having
been gully OF this monstrous failure
Of duty from men 10 his pershing fell
lev creatures. A push from his boat
would have saved many lives, but
that. ard ether aid asked from him,
was withheld. Taking the evidence
and the jury's verdict as correct, We
here sec only an txemplification OF a
maxim often enunciated with an air
that says-tbis 10 wisdom! 1t 10 the
too we'll known Take care Of No. %"
Others may have LIE or prop
city in danger; don't interfere, or you
may get into trouble. This was the
maxim that kept the Eagle from giving
help A telAsh theory was carried into
practice, and dead lips are now elo-
quently denounoing lis seltishness, and
through the Corouor's jury render =
decision that will ieariully show to lite
object how shortsighted such selfish
nees is Never from the moment that
iury's decision was pronounced Cau
the selfish captain sand among his
follow men where he stood before, and
his ren ctions, when solitude aud mid
night wakefulness bring the awful
catastrophe which be could have pre-
vented before him; will they leave no
keen arrow Of self accusation to thrill
his soul with agouy2 Like all satan's
lures, "Tase care OF No. l" is lie and
fraud. Sslfishness Is a boomerang
that flies back and wounds the hand
that cast it, Let that captain, If he
should be intrusted still to run boat,
find himself some day in the position
Of the captain Of the Msscotte, al d
how would the "Taks care OF No. l"
maxim APPEAR to him then, if a
brother No. man VaIall the help he
could appeal tor There is another
maxim ns true as the lips it came from
are divne--Do 10 others as you would
others shNuld do to you.