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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.


ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.--Flour quiet and steady
at the recent advance. Wheat active and higher.
The market opened strong and advanced 81 a 7sc
later eased off ls0l4c, but closed firm la0 5sc
higher than yesterday; No. red. cash, TIA d78c;
December, 7714078lsc closing at 7Sc asked Janu-
ary. 794D793c closing at 1880 bid; May. 500
and lec higher: No. mixed, cash, 1858 Sec: De-
cember. 35 7sc; January 36l40363sc losingat Sc
May, 397s 040lsc. closing at 80 7s 040c asked. Oats
very dull but steady; No mixed cash. 277sc; De-
mber, 27l2c asked; May, 31c Rye firm at 52c
Barley dull and unchanged. Lead quiet and about
steady at 81 OF q for all grades Hay quiet but firm;
prairie, $90I1; timothy. $l1.50013.75. Butter
farly active and steady: creamery, 24027c; dairy
Is 023c. Eggs firm at l9c. Flax-seed nominally I'M
Sl95 Whisky firm at $1.13. Wool duh and I'M
changed Provisions fairly active, firm and generally
higher. Pork strong at 5000. Lard firm at 6. 00c
ftul6 meats firm; loose and boxed lots, long clear
$40 as. 43c; short ribs. 5.5005. 55c short clear
5 650570c. Bacon steady; long clear. SOC; short
ribs. $40 G6. 81 loc short clear. 700c. Hams un-
changed. Afternoon board-Wheat firm and Lea ssc
higher. Corn steady and ia l4c higher. Oats easy
and le0l4c lower. Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat. 1, 600 bu; corn IA 600 bus oats, 5000 bu;
rye, 600 bu barley. 20. 900 on. Shipments-Flour
5000 brs: wheat none: corn, 900 bu; oats 600
bu: rye. none; barley none.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 1.-Wheat-Western unset
tied ard quiet; No; winter red. spot. s5l4c bid
February. 89l20SSSsc; May, 92sic bid. Corn
Western steady and qniet mixed spot, 457sc bid
fresh; December 45l20453c; January 46046lsc;
February, 46O47 i4c steamer AZ SIC bid. Oats firm;
Western white. 35037c; Western mixed 330
34c. Rye firm and quiet at 5605Sc. Provisions
quiet and nominally steady Mess pork ell. Lard:
refined. 7lec. Eggs quiet at 24025c Coffee
higher and firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair 12l2D
3l4e. Reeepts-Flour. IL ,627 brls; wheat. 80 600
bu corn, 45 900 bu: oats, 900 blu; rye, 500 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec Flour firm Wheat
strong with good demand for exports; No. red De-
cember, S60S6l4c; January, 87l4087l2c; February
SS5s0SS7ec March. S934 090l4c Corn firm; new
No: mixed, grain depot, 44lsc; old do. elevator
i6'ac; new No. mixed, in grain depot. 44l; new
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02

Correspondence Farmers CALI No man who
observes the golden rule of doing unto others as
he would have others do unto him will ever be
guilty OF Fostering neighbor about his fences.
If my neighbours fences good enough for him
they are good enough for me, and / would no
more ask neiehbor to build fences TO protect
his crops from my stock than / would ask him TO
employ guards to protect his sheep from my dog.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02

There are few markets in which enough diff.
ference is made in price of hay on account of
quality. Excepting those who feed fancy horses
few men are particular enough what they give
to their teams Hay full of weeds and stained
witha sells within So or SO per ton as high as
that which 10 bright and good The higher
priced is generally the cheapest, even leaving
out the comfort and satisfaction of the stock eat
ing it. There is only one exception to this rule.
Clover hay is always low in price. Even when
well cured it usually sells low Much clover
however, is badly stained and often musty as
it is the kind of hay most difficult to cure we'll.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
LIVE STOCK.
Common and Medium Cattle Barely Steady
Heavy Hogs Steady; Other Grades Weak.

Common and Medium Cattle Barely Steady
Heavy Hogs Steady; Other Grades Weak.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 1.
ity generally common. Fancy grades of heavy
weights, if here, would sell at strong prices
while common and medium were barely steady
Butchers remain the same. But few good ones
here. We quote:
Export grades 1.5OO to 700 fbs.... Sd 60 as. 90
Good to choice ], 800 to ], 500. 4.O0O4 so
Common to medium .--..-..-s--..--.-- 3.35O3.S 5
Stockers and feeders in fair demand at So. so a
$50. Butcher stuff of top grades in strong de-
mand. Good to choice heifers of good weights
$30350; common to medium, 81 40 02.S5
Good to choice cows. 50. 1903; common to medi-
UNI, $1.500250. Bulls 50 1880 Veals, $685.
Mixers, 5000
Hoes-Receipts. -; shipments, -. Quail
ity good. Market opened steady on best heavy
grades but weak and lower on light mixed
Trade ruled fairly active until all were sold
Closing quiet. We quote:
Heavy packing and shipping. ...-..... 81 1O04.2O
Light and mixed packing ......-....... 3.80O4.00
Common to good light .-.-. 3.7O04.OO
SHEEP-Receipts, -; shipments, - The
receipts continue light. Quality fair The mar.
ket was strong on all decent grades, but slow on
common Good to choice mixed grades of sheep
and lambs. SO 6004; common to medium, So so
25. Good to choice lambs of heavy weights.
SO. 900440.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-C. L. Green s. Co. report
on cotton futures says: Local trading constituted
new to the surface After an opening decline of a
couple of points, prices recovered, and the near
months went fraction above last evening and closed
about steady. with January showing considerable
comparative strength
NEW ORLEANS Dec. I.-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 8 1l-l6c low middling 716c; good ord-
bales; exports to Great Britain $500 bales; to the
continent 2 800 bales; coastwise $3.50 bales; sales
5000 bales; stock, 200, 711 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-Cotton quiet; middline up
lands, 5lsd; middng Orleans, SID; sales, 10, 900
bales including 600 bales for speculation and ex
port, and 200 bales American.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
Cincinnati Hamilton & INDIANAPOLIS.
Cincinnati. wabash & MICHIGAN.
Evansville & Terre Haute.
Via yandalia Line.A

Via Vandala Ilne.I :
1--we Indpls. .7:30am p*i2;O0m 4:0opm s+10:f5pm
A. TndnIs .3:5Oam t1O:00am 335pm 4:I5pm
via l. & st. L. Ryl
I've Tndpls *1o:5Opm f5:30pm %11:55am 7;1Oam
Ar Tndpis 3:45am il00Oam 3:35pm 6:26pm
DAILY tdaily except Sunday. parlor car, Sleep
These trains carry tho magnificent Monarch parlot-
sleepng and buffet cars the finest run in America,
between indianapolis and Evansville Cars are OPEN
for passengers at $50 p. m. Train does not leays
until 10:45 p. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02

The Boston Journal says of wool: s'There is no
better property to-day than wool, and sitter
lot of merchants than our large holders Of wool
would be difficult to find. AS good as gold was
what one dealer considered his stock and this is
the opinion of the wisest heads in the trade.
Although the goods market does not warrant
extensive purchases Of raw material as yet.
still there is tendency on the part of manu-
facturers to take hold more freely, and,
if concessions were granted then large sales
would result. Territory woods, which have been
a drug for so long time, have met with more
attention. Heavy weight goods have not opened
as satisfactorily as was to have been expected,
and only last years prices have so far been OBJ
tanned by manufacturers. This fact makes
buyers hesitate, tor, at the present prices of
raw material, there is very little monny IN
manufacturing. Prices of goods should, there
fore, be advanced, and manufacturers should
look out and not let competitor among them
selves destroy the chances of making their
business profitable. Tie virtual settlement of
the labor troubles IN New York State and Phila-
delphia removes what promised at one time to
be a serious drawback to the trade. On the
whole, therefore. the situation of the wool N
ket has improved"
There was a fair attendance on Change to-day
and bidding was quite spirited, more noticeaby
on wheat and oats both of which fall below the
local demand The Board of Trade Price Cur
rent, in it's comments on the grain markets,
says:
"Wheat-Local markets rule steady and firm.
Receipts light, and not enough for home
sumption. Futures in request Markets,
both at Chicago and seaboard, are lighter than
at opening and close firm. Sale of No. red at
75c.
"Corn-We note a firm feeling in local circles,
and good demand for cash deliveries. Receipts
less liberal than yesterday. We note sales as
follows: Two cars No mixed at 35Sc, +. o. b.;
two cars No 2 yellow, at 354c E. o. b.; two cars
No. yellow at 354c one car No. 3 mixed, at
343c; one car No 3 Mixed at 354 f. o. b.; one
car sound ear, at 343c; also, sales on call of No.
3 mixed. at 35c f. o. b. Markets at other points
are firm and higher.
'TOats-All grades are firm, and cash deliveries
wanted at full quotations.
"Rva-Nomjnal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
Dry Goods,

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The growing demand of the
last few days has improved and inquiry for all
styles of cotton goods with preference for fancy and
coored goods for spring. and moderate selections for
Immediate use.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
Oil Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Petroeupa opened steady at
7Sl4c weakened to Use. advanced steadily to 1850,
reacted to 1896 rallied and closed at 79ec sales
4,556,OO0 brls. Turpentine dull at 36c.
WILMINGTON Dec. 1.--Turpentine firm at $50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
wahash. ST. Louis & Pacific.

Wabash st. Louis Pacific
indianapolis. Peru & Chicago Division.i
Depart-Michigan City and Toledo Mail, a:15 am
Detroit Toledo aud Mich City Elk. ZI5 PM
*Detro;t and Toledo Ex daily. s. : 700 pm
Arrive-Detroit Toledo & Mich. CITY Ex., 8. 1,l5 am
detroit and Toledo Ex., daily, $. .lOi45 am
Detroit Toledo & Mich City Mail 6s25 pn
Sleeper daily to Detroit.
tCleanar daily from Detroit.
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indianapolis. Decatur 9 Springfield.

indianapolis, Decatur Springfield.
and Peoria Through Mall. $50 ana
Montezuma Accommodation. 1895. 5;30 pm
Fast Express daily, r. c. and s.-.- 1850 pm
Express daily. c. and s.-.- so am
Montezuma Accommodation -1O:l am
Through Mail ...-....-..-..-..-.. 5:5o pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

EW YORK, Dec. Bar silver, 99se.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
Prices to-day ruled as follows:
The JObbing Trade.

Tomatoes-twopoundc cans, sO095c: 3-pound. 81 10
01.20. Peaches-Standard, 3pound, $1.6502 g.
$12001.30. Corn-Revere, $l.1O; McAurray,
$l.1001.20; Yarmouth $13O Miscellaneous
$1@L05; pineapple, standard, 2-pound, $1.4O0
1.50; seconds 2-pound, $1.1001.2O; cove oysters,
1-pound, fullweeht, 9Oc0Sl; light, 6007Oc; q
beans, 8O@90c Lima beans, 80c0$1. 40 peas, mar
rowfat 75c ST. 40; small 81 5002; Holsters 81 IS
az. 10; red cherries 81 0501.20; gooseberres, 500
90c strawberries ST Clio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
TITO CITY EOAaDS At ODDS.

epocprss OF THE QUARREL OVER THE ESTIMATES
or THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
LET, er from the Board OF Estimate was read at the
meeting 10 The Board of Education yesterday requesting
the esenre OF Representatives, O tie B0ar OF Educaoh
before the Estim to consiaef the appropri
lions for next year. President simmons said tnat the
comul.toe had appeared before Inc boaru ~ Estlate
and al presented each item INCLUDED u the estimate Tor
1897 in detail 1t then understood that ma
b,ar,n, lad been given AL the information possessed
nv LIE members Of the Board Of Education on this subject
had been given tho Board Of Estimate and The hearing
WAS tpeu cused A committee after ward appointed
10 present special but 10 other hearing was
expected for the original committee
Mr. ocun lit said Mayor lad not considered the
hearins of tue Board of Education closed aud he tx
reced uat the would again pear before the
SIR Summons sal that 1t remained with tie Board OF
Education To prov ids for $ own future actlon.
Ii ell that tLe committee should ashn VISIT the
Board II Estimate Nc. DevUe nioInoer of the coni-
nilles was excused at Lis request
The PrrsieI stated that OWING 10 tue prevalence OF
dlI tueria school NO sc at kingsOridse be
had ordered srmooi to be closed. HIS acton was
Resolutions OF regret at no fetli eru' I" Iu
pisiouers Wetm JIe, Devoc, oenwab Craw 'iu an1 fe
kius wuose teims pre- @ere presented " MI WOOD
sni adopted. PeIKins replied ia farewell address
to the hut'd 4,
A. ms uecied TO consolidate the male aud female de-
lie ue = school III kIug ct. wheu 1t is completed.
Justice Barrett yesterday Granted an order copy OF
which was oaeh member o. tue board Of ks L
mate rrcting The latter t. s'Ow Cause ON DcccmDer
esu tie amount required 10 "a, the oApebso OIL The
Board vi EIuca 1887 III one greRae sum- lho
oder ia Issued tne.adaylts vi arthur McMuen cierz
of IN, boar OF Educaon kufus q. Bearasios an
Sci Of the Board, sett"g iorta tue it~s of tao pro-
ylsiuua estimate the Board OF Education, tue
re Iucon proposod by the Board or Estimate tho
per IN wnicn Board OF Estimate Prop es 10 appro
priale money for sprcbc PURPOSES OF tue Board OF Edu
cation aud cites the yors declaration that he would
unuer NO circumstances asree 10 vote for lump sum
nnl,ss peeled b. uaDdanus 10 do So Tue board
E,tuate IS trying cope tue oarh OF Education 10
the schoo funds ia the mr. place ~ the
Ol
hIgu saIlrs and entail branches Tho CORPORATION
COUNSEL has requested To appear Tor tho Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
PREPARING To CO INTO LIQUIDATION.

THE MUTUAL TRUST FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION WIND
ING UP ITS AFFAIRS.
The Board Of Directors the Mutual Trust Fund Life
Association which vas organized i've years ago to
traus.ct u life insurance business the assessment
nj Al aud has offices at No l9 Broadway have decided to
70 into voluntary liquidation Circulars have been sent
10 the Of The association, them tue alter
native of being reus arod III tue Lie Insurance. Company
or virginia or accepting e0uabie slsre OF tue
eumulations in the fund, amounting 10 100000
w. j. Walker the president of the association, 10
travelling about the country VITA the OBJECT Of seeing
the personally aud Inducing them 10 consent 70
the uroc ostions made the circular quickly pos
sible- a., ,.., - .
C. H. Roberts, the secretary OF the association said
vestariay business OF the conpany Lad been
aa.atisfn,tory OWING to the lily large desturate
Uulike Is, uar insuf nce c0iBfulos, our examining
vhysicians wsre paid the applicants Tor poicies ILL.,
ttead OF by the assOei ,toD saii Mr. koherls. You
oan readily appreciate then tnat The pnJ soans would be
lncusd ths person from whom recelved his
fee. regardless Interests The ass0 iaon IN Ills
way burienea with many Unsafe risAs- Again.
our agents, whose only object Was T., write as many
poci,s possible IN 10 get their oomn ssions
with sicians obtain favorable reports
upop The uealth OF applicants. have known sgout
10 taKe an nplI for membership many
before aile to get certificate. He
kpa ~ of course. that the applicant 10 risk
hut be saw Ia set cOuiD sion. aud lie cared
moi a wit for tue Interests OF tue association.
UuriDg the first year OF our existence We PAID about
75 per cent our policies The next Two years we PAID
All rocIes IN fu but the last two year. We nave hat
bad Iucg and believed tno ony way TO protect our
members suspend 1t will take several months 10
close up Affairs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
nOMGTHING BAS WRONG.

At the t me the Congressional delegates visited
poston and were entertained by the Commercial
Cub, several months certain attorney RECALLED
bro her LAWYER justice OF OF district courts
with a glowing account OF An interview he had Just
had with Senator Evarts, and how cordially no was
re-e we'd by the distinguished statesman The CONVEX
sat on took place at The Parker House, where the
Justice was waiting TO get glimpse OF the dlstin-
g lshed s.tors, AMI congratua ting himself on his
- nate friends abb ~ to point them out, ndivdu-
Nv, when they shou.s put In an appearance.
Very soon there appeared an elderly gentleman
nov er be mistaken, and whose face Immediately
vealcd his Identity to the justice. The latter how
ever. tGrned to tho friend who had been honorci
by Senatorial .esy and inquired: WHO Is that Z"
81 don't know" was the astonishing response, as
Senator Evarts passed them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.


przenghi between James Burke. OF this city. and Alex.
ander Masters OF Brooklyn. for stake OF
$780, begun yesterday morning In " Jack
Dempseys II Ote at ErastDa staten Island Thomas Kelly,
seconded Burke Nd cDonald. OF Brook
lyu capacity Masters. Joe IDonovan.
Park, s. l.. chosen reieres and fuot
ring made the barroom noor by ropes
columns stakes nailed 10 the MOOR Al
TIL entered the rng Burke who IL twenty years
old weighs l40 s and Ma older Is about
beay dressed IN ring costume and
kid gloves. the fingers winch cut of at the
knuckes.
had faced each other for the fourth round when the
door was op, and Captain joseph cobb and
squad OF men from the Port Richmond Police
the The contestants. their seconds and
several spectators arrested AS the ofc
leaving The with their prisoners. part
OF the cei ing fell and the legs OF man prOttuird.
search in the revealed who had secreed them
there The prsO TAKEN before Justice Huse
bus al Port Richmond their examination Tor
7SO The police concealed Ia the Wild
woods at Erastna from midnight unuI they made
their successful raid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
oeyFBAr uCOOK AND TIE BOYS.

TdshfngfOn Gossip IN me BdtuWOTe an. teun;
General Ansou u. McCook, the secrrtaty III tho conht
ia very busy To-day Do was kept gong lrCn oeu
s 10 House carrying messages from the upper 10 tne
lower hranob OF Congress Alter he nal Hhnouce .u.s
the House agreed 10 concur In mo HOUSE rrsi on
to adjourn to-inOrru h6 WAS max n2 his way Iro,n
House Senate. aud when passing through the ro.u"
he mott, oil group Of forl0rD-lookns little nfc"ihs,
There were four poor battered ami torn Tic poYs anu
they looked lost General McCo'k is one OF the widest
hrartrd men ina gnanle He has good word TOT every
one He stople hurry and asked them what theS
were looking at They polnie 10 the miniature STATUS
OF Liberty Enghienina tho World. which adorns to "K
rutuDda General McCook asked them II thsj kn""
what IL was. They replied, No." Then M began 10
tell them All about IT. TIE hoys gathered arouni Tue
aecretary OF the Sepae and drank In every word OF hs
explanation When LIE nnslIed one OF tho boys ssRed
INN what the picture OF The surrender OF Cornma Az
yorktown meant. General McC"ok stool Sill ior
moment and thought and then he toll them III Few
wor ia I'M story OF tue the h0ys were 10
Iichted They wanted General McCook 70 tell them
about all pictures IN the rotnnha Clara M1rr wno
keeps fancy articles and pho orraphs for sale III te
rotu nda Is great aGmirer OF Genrrai McOooA
joined tue crowd several tourists stopped 10 ber
the lecture Then General McCook found him eli tne
centre too large crowd. aud quietly shpIeo away
he had lust described.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
NETWORK CITY.

r. c.rt,acae ~ ,ncorporaton OF the Riverside Bank
will opened for business early In January AZ
ave- Fifty filed in the County Cierk
onice yesterday
receipts the Dock Department from May IT, 1882 10
December l, 1886. were sl,9l7,336
The hearing property and interested in tho
extension OF Fourave and tho consequent widening OF
Elm st. win he given before the Boar Of street
Opening and Improvement The full particulars Of this pro-
posed Improvement given in THR TRIBUNE Of November
81 Most Of these points reproduced in The 7tmt oil
yesterday.
farewell dinner will be given John Alden by his associ.
ates on The brooklyn Time sta at Carks In Twenythrd
st. this evening prior departure editorial
duties The Troy Prem Covers will be laid for thirty
cellar Patrick Browns house. No 434 West
Thirty yesterday destroyed property worth sSoo
the loss covered BY insurance.
new firm Of stock brokers formed In Wall Street
consisting OF W. p Wright member of the stock Exchange.
Creighton OF Admiral Creighton. and A b. Cahn
OF H. b. Clahin.
Moses Of No. TO Fifty second said in the
Yorkve Court yesterday Thomas Harris had mali
cously kicked dog Mr. Harris SAID that Mr. Hooper was
leading dogs In Sxhave by chains He was running to
and stumbled the animal Justice Smith
held Harris
Itwas said at the subTreasury yesterday the
dollars with which the Northwest has been
by gang recently discovered near
Pullman H. Aost In this city Tho centre Of the coin Is
filed with white metal while tho shell Is OF silver The
character OF the coin only be detected by experts The
Sub Treasury receipt small but steady supply OF the
spurious coins.
yet completed 1t has been decided not to have the
usual Christmas frolio
William Wanser who stole diamonds valued ut So 900 from
j. H. Johnsons jeweiry the Broadway November
90 pleaded guilty yesterday General Sessions and
sentenced to five years in the State Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
4 FAITHLESS HUSBANDS RUSE.


A member Of one Of the learned professions, Dr.
De,bourg by after bearing the marital yoke for
thirty yeas rev tired of its burden-that is to say,
and by an ingenious invention he called it to his aid
Nj anne Dclboug received one fine morning an amatOry
CD S le, written in stye which made that lady :
omewhat mature heart beat faster: this missve was
ouowcd by others, in of which came enclosed
&c photograph Of her unknown adm rer. q handsome
tylish young cent oman, who signed himself Castor D.
vt last III amatOry cOrres ondence eliminated In
erOl osal of eopemcnt, and another enclosure-that
If 50Of. note. CASTOR ID. implored Ma lame Del
ourg to flee him in Algeria . lie adys combusti
le nature only needed this spark TO take fire like
in err and she started or Dram, TO find there, in
,tead of her eager over, letter informing her that
business rat els prevented his rcioning her for a
ew We ks Other excuses followed this, but the
morous CASTOR rmitted regular stipend for the
dv's support, until at last he Informed her of his
serious Illness, and then she was informed OF his
death GastUns friend, in conveying this sad III
telgence also acquainted her that he had bequeathed
her life annuity on condition that she remained LII
Afr al
Seven mon hs having elapsed during this mysterious
corresp iience, Madame Debourgs flame had probably
ooled In any case, her suspicious aroused, and
ne re urned to ais discover that CASTOR ID. was
myth created ly her husbands ingenious fancy
T q, fascinating Photograph was Pierre Bertons, one
of the lost lady ILL ng of Partisan actors! DR..
@ DO Grg and his mysiGed wife accordingly claimed
iyorce and the court, while severely blaming the
adv incandescence, granted her peuton and dis
Kissed her hu bands. Tho result, from tho willy
octor's point OF view, is almost the same. But what
capital subj OF for vaulcN ie and what an error IT
to su pose Gallo gayety declining.