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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

EOR RENT, to parties without children.
L two large connecting rooms suitable for
light hous keeping; bath, etc. IA Liberty
street, five doors from Bull; rent moderate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

" brellas, Mcerschaum Pipes, Cigar aud
I Yarette uolters; ulre pre- ents at low prices.
GAXAN'S. -BTOughtOO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

A FULL LINE Of Christmas Tree Orna.
~ mente, Wax Candies and Holders. FUR
BEk, the COnfecliOner.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

NNNbtAa tV1tLE c-7IuL ~ TUT AeLtILa
LNOR RENT. dwelling house s. South Brood
Il street: also, he ennre upper d or of 80
South Broad. For further Information apply
on premise IF % south Broad street.
ENOR RENT, with privilege Of purchase.
Z huldins lots IN Brownvill-, Southvile
and Eastlan at 50c. to 81 a month Lots 90
lease near Whitaker and Anderson streets.
Apply To DIR. L. A. FALLlGANI, III South
Broad street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

EOk RENT, rooms, furnished or unfrr-
a nished, in fats or singly. No. 139 Perry
street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

SELECT NEW YORK OYSTERS vt the
- ARCADE RE 4 URANr, corner Dray-
ton and Brought N streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

rENRY OUR Bread Sticks and Pies. FUR
L BIER. the COnfeci Toner.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

ORDERS for Designs, Bouquets and Baskets
~ of Flowers sol cited Dv g.. WAGNER.
Leave orders at GARDENERS, 500 Bull st.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23
Entertainments.

OFERSTOCkED Is why Won can buy those
~ Chris mas BoXe@ AZ HEIDI'S for 25c Soc
Iat. ami 81 30, worth double.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23
Nnonla tc zarut.


EOR RENT, to nice people without chill
4 dren, a fiat Of three TO ms above parlor
floor: hallway with lamp; two 1rep Noes, wa
ter on floor. windows with shades Rent
moderate. APPLY at 81 Mon gOmerc street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

TT you are in want OF Lap Robes, Horse
a Blankets. Wagon, Buggy or Team Harness.
Indies. Gents Or Boys' Saddles ami Brldlcs,
Mill or Gin Be ting of any kind. Trunks and
Travelling Bags + ON the cheapest to the
duest grades. You viii hnd a nice, well selec-
'ed STOCK 10 choose from at w. =. NELL Il
co.'s 1850 Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

NT ANTED, a purchaser for the finest Ri
w cvcic ia SevannHh To be seen at the
CENTRAL PHARMACY, corner South
Broad and j fferson sire, Is.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

GERMAN CANARlES; warranted fine
~ songsters; al o, Cages, cases OF Stuffed
Birds. etc, at MOBILES,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

DERsONA you have anv Harness.
4 Saddles or Trunks ia be repaired send
them to NEIDLINGER II RABUN'S. where
you Will get tirst-class work for little money
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

TRY OUR Bread Sticks. fURBER, the
i Con ectloncr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

TOR MEALS of all kinds, served in first
l. class style, go to the ARCADE HESTAU-
RANT. corner DrNYton and Hrongh. on sis
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

CENTRAL STOCK is selling high, but Har-
" ness. Saddles. Bridles, Lap Robes and
Horse Blankets IRE selling below par at
&EIDLIEGER & RABUN'S.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23
DIANOs RUINED by imperIeet or lrregn

DIANOS RUINED by imperfect or irregu-
i lar Tuning. Poor economy 10 employ
cheap Tuuers. B ST and Cheapest way
TO Keep ai"ays in PLAYING order and ensure
preservation is TO place IN sole charge of our
eX, erenced Tuner by the wear. our MIR. II.
\. MOORE wi b IA many years) is an eN-
pert, and thoroughly conscientious In his
work. Yearly Tuning IS, four regular tun-
Ings. more if needed, replacing broken
strings and regulating action. Keys, etc, IN
cluded. Sn2le Timing 81. No competition
with cheap Tupers-here This month and off
the next. Best worR costs moro, bus is yet the
cheapest. LUnDEN Il BATE 5. NJ. ii.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23

SENU IN your Christmas Dinner orders for
~ Char ott' Russo and Ice Creams. all ia
Yurs. FURBER. the ConfectIoner.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-23
Oftriai.
Notice..
CITY nESAYANNAn.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, Dec. Z. 1851
The following petition and "Btlt' rcnd at
meeting of the City ouncil OF savannah Dec.
!, lSS6, i hereby published:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28
RITs OLE LEGAL NEWs.

Nellie Lyons, otherwise Stevenson. who has been
IN The llnu,e 4nd atic the Tomb- charg d
with perjury In Richardson conspiracy car was
taken bcfo, Justice Iarr.tt supreme court Chambers
yc.t,ry OF a writ - htbcas corpus Frank j. ,at ana
Maurice MAYER her bella stated That sh" had been IN
p.uri for aud thI when she SIGNED Tue an
which sh" stated th4t stevens ia employer ri 10
follow IcArsun shc dd not read 10 carefully Nhr charged
with having entered u
con spr,,y AGAINST with thares HING ,woh. dricc
tive Vernon NJ Davis OF the Distinct ATTORNEY, oiico
said that was important 10 hold her a. witness In the rom
sprary her bail MIGHT safely be reduced IRON
III o 500 and tho cOCit 20 ordered
Auapuc4tiou 10 - Justice Barrett 10y David LIN
denOofu Tor permission To sue the b'ni7mrn
the amount Judgm mt obtained 10y
linn ageIpsi me HdV phir Company on October SO
t1ct,tou was is,ued the Judgment and Llndohb"fI
caa that Sh.h neglected 10 levy on tue presses ahi
other property that he maic false return dArh hd
he had zone TIE property he says Was h;tcr"d seized
Grant irs. The decision Was reserved.
IN an action Ecrfg oflhih. nv LoI
ru indian nten. \nCeut Clar< against Dut Mchrrt'
CaiHcl on The alrSauuh INA
u,rana IN the Superior cont Chamber vacated an order
the guardian should not b1 required u
which had been obtained ly william
Stanley fJT Cefcndant lie presented ahdaNl
the guardian not financially resp ihlbe
Int Josiah I1yroy for The plaintiff cOntcndcd that they were
mamie and the C,uft 81 he'd.
Justice Iarrcinore o. the Court OF Common Pleas
T. Madison com nitt'e ol th' estate dn
nor on Of David H. GOoirich adudget 10 be aunatc III
iectng that 800 year b. paid from the Income IoI ms
suppUT, and that OF MS family -, ,,,., ,..,,..
Hrson Spence. has been appointed by Chief Justice
arfen0rr the Of common Pleas referee To deter
mine whether Joseph II Kcl1r entitled 10 an absolute Ill
from Emmd q. Keller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28
DISCUSSING FLoryDERs AND HALIErE


Flat sided fishes, such rs the founder and
thehaut were presented by Professor llckmore In lis
lecture to the teachers yesterday at the Museum OF
Natural History. OF the most Remarkable peculiar
lie, in all animal life, Mr.. Blcknore said il the change
that takes place la the eyes OF the founder In tho
vung fish one ego Ia the right AMI one on the lott
side hut with his growth the left gradually moves
over the head and nose until 1t reaches the light sldo
In this D.on they are better adapted by tho POSITION
uf tho fish In the water To command view aDoN" ana
below Tho fish will bury itecl: IN the sand at tho
boipm Of the 10 escape an enemy only tho eyes
and mouth remaining uncovered by means 0i which he
can breathe watch It's foe. In tho different stages
OF It's life founder represents every IeTlOd OF tho
deveupment OF fishes from tho earliest geological times
n does not migrate the north and south but II comes
apuroachca rctcs the deeper waters OF the ocean
Mr. BickmOre presented several DctnTen on The screen
Of Gloucester Mass the seat OF the halibut fishery III
the utcl states The hsDut Is found III winter IA Tar
south rs the Jersey coast and formerly WAS caught In
0uautities neas this port It's Nod Is along the New
Fngland shore the coasts Of Newfoundland AMI Iceland
and IL is also found IN the Northern Pacific. IL Is
caught In the winter In tbL deep Tater. sometimes AS
much rs half milo OF line benz used. The allbut often
weighs 400 pounds. When the fishing vessels arc near
the coast tue sb IL placed ice ana shipped irosh tc
lOllnWing day 70 Fulton Market In this city by tho
nrcsent system railroad shipments fresh hallut IA
seut West rs far Denver. Smoked hallbut AFTER tho
Zee and mot Cd Mr.. BcEm0rc said IL now coming mere
Infu tho market and 10 the fresh fish Is the best
yuy OF treating the halDut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28
SATURDAY, Feb. %, l T.. VI.


The week nj the stock Exchange ends with the hhar"
market In the same condition 1t has been III MI inc
veck-ltle or no dealings that arc not proiesslohal
and local aud those which made are governor oil
tIrcly by such reports concerning railway wars anu
settlements as cmanate from the imagihauohs
of spcculators. Early reports mhteu "I "n
immediate settlement Of the transconthehth
t,orhlcs md better figures were made; the
room, "shor," covered freely. Later reports showed
that there was no foundation for the early nmOiS anu
prices elgscd OF their weight The bank statement
cxcr.od no influence upon tho dealings anu " sho"u
not while the surplus is larger than IL ever was
before at this or the year, except
in lss5. Eut there Is an uneasy ieoi'"s
about the outcome the fight between the Pdchc hhes
and Il is this which gives to tho present maniPu'-
tors an unusual degree OF power lher
alleged views Of the probabilities are put forth 10 man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

mar that oives them value warranted by 1acts, anu
their ability 10 suddenly change the current 9y Of
OF views Is unprecedented Inat di,ions ~ short
time The today only 10 t1e
shares. Western Union and Paclnc sla and were
Strong ali the way out :os0 western ? 7siS and
NH roso rom 5O7s to So and ended az 81 - IL
strength in racS M who ss %p' talk
a. nIItsb" on il az CO. After the early advance ior
the general Hat tho dealings were m fSS the na
changes ARE insignificant But the market eosea wonh
Governments continued to be 10 active sdvspced Ia
er cent for the IS and 4l9s and 4 for the is AhheAe"
nre he chasing quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28
TIE COURTS.
SATISFIED THAT MIR. JARVIS Is ILL

SATISFIED THAT MR.. JARVIS II III.
In the Supreme Court Judge Donohue post
poued MI March IS the hearing tho case NATHANIEL
Jarvis the clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas who has
been called upon accounting OF what no did
with estate valued at $4,000, OF the Insane Bonn
hay merchant Bomauj-e Byulmee COlan, which he held
committee. A. " Kelley, Minister u ltaIy ana
Austria told the Mr. Jarvis, has clioL WAS
TOO ok TO he present. United States Dstrct-Atorncy
Srplen A. Walker and Joseph H. Choatc, representing
Golh WIDOW said that they had been convinced that
,rvls was really SICK aud not sh'nnln: 80 they Wero
willing for tho case to ~ over especially ~ copy nt
be triled accounting called for had been furnished 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

In the Sartorius reference case before Rel
eroe l. C. Perkins IN Borcc Buiding. the hearing
was concluded yesterday 10y the taking Of testimony OF
Mr. sartorus In rcbutta. lie sad that ho had bought
a piano and a sewing machine In January but had
ind Gated by word or deed that he had intended
mem a. A gu for Mrs Sartorius. Crosse NAniped, he
sd mat he cbnd not play Oa the plano operate Oh
lie sewing machine while his WIFE did both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28
9ce Grtan.

Ice &C. Grea@ 7 @,s" sre:
n pure cream MGITs neTeSes Tcs,iysI. e'G SsS s
teep hard Que Country orief Un.thS lie EsA'
400 4th;NSss, ycfS and as fulton ST. bfS'A"~<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28
,nrJCr 10 StrE BEGGIRS TROUBLE.

In Berlin and other Continental cities it is
customary to the front doors OF nl members
OF local charitable societies small brass or silver plate,
ON which Is subscribed the Of the society These
plates serve "a notice to professional bcgSaIs that all
oppcats Cor gssis referred 10 The society FOR
investigations and assistance Is given without the APP
uroval OF the secretary that institution Tic Charity
ORGANIZATION Society OF this city has had It's attention
10 the beneficial results OF this plan by protecting
residents from ancc and trouble ana steps VIII bc
taken at once adopt H. one gentleman from abroad
writes 10 the SECRETARY THAT bcggHrs never ring IL" bell
where they fhcse plates, and the plan on tho Whole
IL an admirable one The society mas prepared TWO
styrs OF mates one two by two and hall Inches III
Ir and the and half by three and three
quarters inches They uf silver and VIII be eqnal 10
c hes. uan!c plates and viii he put IN by tile society
for ny cents The are arranged 40 that they may
he removed without difficulty and without injury 10 the
doors A. soon the stni III sufficient mum
work Of uutliu. them on aud thus, by simple device
great obstacle viii be placed IN the way Of professional
mcndicanCy.
Victor Haven. age three went out on The balcony with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

THE undersigned as Trustees Of the no IGTlc
dated First Mortgage of tho EtNoAS IA endred
HALLWAY COMPANY give notice thSt thcy arc rton
10 pply The sam p 100000 u the purchase nn ~ be
nf the bends occurred the above described
,st rice r WHICH sail bonds can Ice had not cAcreHE
nrinrp ihterest OF SAID Dolus iu'"' w
HE third subdivision Of Article OF said mortgage
Tenders for the silc OF said bonds must be lh 10
A. IL CALEF, lJ5 broadway, Room 70 .se'uHi, rn av -
Now-York city, prior to II o'clock hooh' " '"'
'"''" ''''' Jay GOULD tTrustees
NewYcrb, February 10. 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

There was no business done in State bonds OF CITY
bank stocks. - ,..,orr orio,
The market for railway bonds was unusually qulet;
and there was some easement in prices. Erie seconu
con sos were of 10l g. coupons were steauy AT
81 and funded coupon IS were on az
95. West Shore guaranteed As held steauy az
lO3 or better. Rome WatertoHn OgdensDurg consol
5s were up 10 at Oslo and the Incomes rose 4 10 o.
Chesapeake and Ohio series were up per cent AT 80
Chcsapcake Ohio and Southwestern hrets were up a az
05 and Elizabeth. Lexington ana Big sandy os were
hgrer al O6o Canada Southern first 5s were up.2 al
I07 and the seconds steady ut 92l2 ONO southern
frsts were off Mt 104. East Tennessee, virginia anu
Georgia consol IS 10 to so and the incomes were
steady at lqata2O. Cincinnati, Washington ana BATH
Hacking Valley and Toledo rsts rose g to 93 New
Jersey Southern guaranteed rose from 9oos New
York Chicngo and St. Louis first 6s we're OH 10 jog
Kentucky Central stamped As were firm at 60 81 Pau
frsts Pacific and Western division rose y 10 Ioo2 anu
Terminal De l per cent 10 1902 lc1aS ana racine
Hrsts Rio Grande Division were of per cent az o.
Atlantic and Pacific irsts on liz at "a ana the
inrOmes declined per cent TO 2llf oregon lranscOn-
tincnta first. were higher at 9sl2d0S Fort Worth
and Denver hrsts declined from 80 to e9G594 GuIf'
Colorodo and Santa Fe trsts rose Il to 96l2.
The weekly statement Of bank averages SHOWS con-
tinued expansion OF loans amounting for tue week 10
81 5I32OO. The loss OF T6073,600 In cash was lore
aaowed by the operations OF the SubIreasurY ana the
xuOrts of gold which nctted loss 70 the bank or over
900 900 and the smaller amount or money heu AZ
the end week than reported as the average Oh
that week The present figures for the average tOta
reserves probably 81 100000 greater tnan the
actual which was held at the close Of business yesterday
The statement gives loss to the surplus reserve oi
So 1853. 100, nut yet leaves II at S25,937,713. r.,
The following compares totals or sta'eheHtS U roO
sBD .,t,tI .lr -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28
Dipi0en6 Noiitcs.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1Sr PROM, ana r Ins
~ ,o ~ oil bonds due that date ISSUED 10y III, 70
p,ti ~ : 0I-ITMENr COMPANY, sc urea Oy tlims
stt rnished thr follow railroads unier car ~ POST
& 10 Ill IN ana after date al the ounce % nj
~ pT,f ! e 20 No "a Pine st. New \; r. w liam
q 90 No south 81 81, Pbiadelpht leaving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

Newark on Decoration Day and place flowers on tae
tomb OF its old commander. Captain Jalnes IiuhA0"
The members propose tO do so annually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

THE INTEREST on the following w TUS
l. ,,y,n,c 4, the banking house of MeSs'''
80 . ~ corner OF Nassau and cedar sts' Ne"''"
c,,v ON and after MARCH !, 1855
.,,,,,,y,-s HOOK. VAL. AND TOLEDO Ff CO.
,o,tvpTS AND TOLEDO RAILROAD W.
WV Second Mortgage - ,,Yo,Dro
-, ,,ror AND NlCuIGAN RAiLhOAD W
DAflON go, nanot second Mortgage ,r,o
,r,>,n pSpIi,S AZ d INDIANA RAIL A,.,sreL
HNAND General Mortgage 5s, coupon Al" 'S
rNnIAN APOllS, INDIANA
school %.
INDIANA STATE, ron,,, to,n Bonds. 3 p per ccut
Registered lcmp i'o'" D
-. ,, Water WW.'YSkSSGAND CHICAGO EN CO.
-" Frst Mortgage IS, sens.
second Mortgage IS series l.
1,rpNJIION COUNTY, INDIANA
,,.,p,su t SI1 KY. INDIANA.
Gravel Road 6s ,c,,.
vI,,iI COUNTY. INDIANA
"i"'" MARCH :.
p,,cKroRD COUNTY. IN DIANA.
"r-'o' 'O'" MARCH 10.
vrpNIIIoN CoUNTY, INDIANA
Gravel Road Is,,,xA
u.,p.Su CDU NrN. INDIANA
Gravel NO1' MARCH II.
MARION IXDIJAANA
sohoo' o. MARCH II.
u,rCocK COUNTY. INDIANA.
"I"V'' "o'" GMARCH Is.
MITCHELL INDIANA.
school Is. ,,p,u1o
MIAMI COUNTY, INDIANA.
Bridge Os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

Victor Haven age three went out on the balcony with
his mother last summer, aud seeing the lunar orb just
tho close OF s Grst quarter. cried ont, Ga man una
where's The otter half OF tae moon "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

February -, 1856. - 20 =,
THg BRUSH ELECTRIC itLuhlNAlNGoo
" OF NHw-IoRN CITY {
OFFICE POS ELIzABErnsL )
DIVIDEND of two GU per cent OUT on 'ilo
\ proats OF the past three months has ms wy "s after
cared payable at the Office OF Tue 'o"PN' "
The hooks for the transfer OF stock WIZ ee q,
go. at 0cIoeH ana i''"" j. {. ALLEN. secretary.
March 10. lS-, -, ,o,,
Ne" 'O'H wv, 81, LoUrs. February - 1886.
&rOrICE.-Coupons of the North Mls .s.i dn
~, raye bonds due January last VIII De pTu"o
Oh huch = 4o0o' sOLON HUMPHREYS Receivers
THOMAS T. TUT --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
GRINDING OUT MORE sPOILs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 ,Specia0. follow
Ing appointments Oy tn President are announced
lanes A. II tnlbn OF Wy 'rK t. b. Collector o! In
rna Revenue for TIE XXVIllth District OF Newly orK
p ,stmasters: Conrli Dlrx's. Franklin Grove, ILL.,, vice
t. W. scott snspeniei Eiwari Fay, Moorehead. NJ mr.
vice b. r. Mack all. reHEnri; = ;. Harvey Ceh'reVHe'
ARK vice f. G. Haynes. suspen tei; John Hornesteln
Boone Iowa. vice n W. sim mons. suspended; o. IT,
Rodman Washington Iowa. wee W. b. Bal. suspended;
d. w. N-aglev. MiIersDurS. Penn. wee Roland FrecK'
commission expired J.s,e W. Warner TO be agent oil
the In hans OF the Omaha and -Wnnebato Agency III
Nebraska, wee Joseph Holman, Declined
lanes A. HANOI VINO '-els Henry e. Pierce, OF
Rocne>ter "a I-al-r trdwtre At Melini orleans
Coamty. Il s.id ny VINO KnO" Nun that ne - a
good Du -lnc>s AMI new r nell pnDllc Once.
Iis appuinimrnt Will he hardly satisfactory to some
a,ive Democrats Rochester VINO nave rxrried thrlr
inf fence To To secure Collector Percrs re-
n,nvAl 20 tar A, c,n Ne sscertalnet there were no
cnar,e, n lug Mr. PIercfs rihrency or integrity as
cause he RcpublIcai 'ani Therefore an offensive
n,rtis,n" lie was appol nred 10 the office In ISL.
The Of recent published statements pnr'
the effect hereafter app hntn-n's OF p"stnasters
would ,de only rrq ilrei To MI vacancies chu7r
hy death. ,tion or "xpr ~ OF conns"on Is
SHOWN bv the fact the Presidential pplni-
mens to four werr IN place OF officers suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
MINNIE HAWK WADES ASHORE.
From The S. Pdui g


pretty little story told of Minnie viii is said to 20
of her lady friends tho sound for
few hours crab fishing They didn't want male escort and
consequently they kept propos trip secret The
afternoon and with nets and
snear they embarked boat and Minnie being good
out on the water, jaOhcrng away
but the object Oi their venture Ihey wro
getting along swmmngy when their boat came TO stand
the side they found that they were stuck
bed, and the tide was 20 y
ont and mile and half from shore there were the
bqntest prospects for a tvehours vigil The
critical fact that Minnie billed to
House that night and u looked very much
as though would be able TO keep the engagement
dilemma and all the ingenuity OF The Three women
was brought the but every minute tie water
went stuck faster They at last gave up IN
to wait till the tile should lit the
boat They sat there two hours IN the hot sun
ami their faces well burned when their attention was
al. racted by a Shout turning they 81" The old
weather keeper OF the bed sitting several hun
dre yards his boat grnnng AT them they bee koned
deep water. lie rolled up MS
tronsers and wa ing where the allies tried to
on GOAT. but 1t use II wo1l'ln move
Yen have set hyar I'LL Their tide hts yer on SAID the
-" Nell we lust won't" said Minnie. exritedly
Yer Will yer don't wade, said the Old man. win broad
grin. . :, , ,
But Minnie equal TO the regency, ami bending over 10
remove her stockings, she said: Well, Ia SWIM
before I'd = in this sun another hour
dressing OF her feet was Remover she tucked her
taking the hand O Tie old fisherman, she
She sank half TO her knees IN mu Dut
She ed her teeth IN stood like martyr and
safely boat Encouraged by tile example
oft lille her went tIougn the
same performance hour later the three were safely
bsiercd with Minrie didn't
but she caught the audience dt night as usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
pRALRLE FIRfS ~ DAKOTA.

F-Om The Chicago ITlbuhe
prare fire that ginatcd on tho line between Hughes
and Suy counties about the time travelled at
the rate of twenty miles hour before fierce southern gale
A farmer who had his shoes IT apparently two
miles distant and before could cothe his feet the flames
ware pon his fields could do with the utmost haste
oas 10 get as many and household goods pos
sble npon garicn patch covered with vegetation,
whittier his family his houses, stables and
over twenty hay ant grain burn without the power
In hO II hal crossed sr townships
and Inv midnight tive hours it had gone seventy miles
AGAINST check 1t passed portions OF
shou thiriy townships devastating II did not
probably grass twelve inches high IN any con
Here the tumble weed aided II
GREATLY for poughe r guards ten 10 thirty three feet
wide mere eaped offered ODsr olOn To IT, Wine the
drouth that had prevad the middle Of juno made the
beds of streams It's allies Three Of these res
hove denudd the counties twOrs OF the for CATTLE
an sweu away property the of which hardly be
Guessed The nianmabe character Of the grass Is such that
dre AT this season end with the destruction OF the
crop The destroys the very roots OF the grass parches
and soil and leaves ii In no condition ~ bear crop
lie succeeding year.