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Trustees Sale of Riverside Furni-
fuva Factory.

DY vIRIUE OF DEED OF Trust TO
ID me made by the Riverside Furniture Com
pany, dated JaBuaTy 81, 1882, and Of record ia tie
Office Of the ERIK OF the County Court Of Ohio
county, wat Virginia, IN tesd Of truaL book 30
IS, page $50, l will, Oh
SATURDAY, JUNE a6, 1886,
AZ 10 o'clock q m. sell at public aue-
ton al the front door OF the CyurE House Of said
Oaio coapt,. In the city Of wheeling, West Vir.
Riaia, the following property:
Lots IS, 10, 20 add q, With the improvements
therein, in tbs sdIition 70 fGid city laid OF into
Tote hV John Eob Ssd Wa Caspllne on the asst
side OF water street, be- Soen IWenty-srst and
TventY-seoOpd streets, and on para a which lots
are erected . FouI-5;o'y BT.ek Furniture Factory
and . Four-Sfory Brick Ware House, also -Four
TEo-StoTy Brick Dwelling HOusss- The factory
coatains valuable and improved machinery COM
pleie and 10 running order, the sans being CON-
pz-ztiveiy new.
TERMS OF sALE-naettbIrd OF tia purchase
MONEY or az much more ~ the purchaser nay elect
20 psy in CASH on the day Of sale, and the residue
in two CquAl apruSl inEtslmeatS, With interest
thereon from be day OF sale 10 be secured By eesd
OF trust upon toe property s5ld snd by policies q
iusurgnte upon the buildings, improvements and
machinery 10 an amount equal 70 the deferred pay
ments- SAMUEL L. hlLDbEId,
myI2ravi Trustee.
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STATE SECURITIEs-NulI and steady.
RAILROADs-Active; sales 81, l02 200.
STOCKS The market opened strong
and generally !@s above yesterday q clos.
ing. There was onlys moderate business,
but prices advanced from the opening
There was q slight reduction toward noon,
but afterwards there was an increased bust
ness and prices moved steadily op to the
close. Northwestern reached the highest
price reached this year. In the afternoon
the buying of Omaha made that stock con-
spicuous and it quietly advanced l per
cent. ST. Paul closed & higher, Lacka-
wanna closed II higher, Northwestern
closed at On advance OF u. Lake Shore
at about the beat price OF day, Nashville
up II, Omaha preferred II, Omaha com.
mon IL. Rest of morket up fractional
amounts. Dragon Navigation shows q de,
cline OF per cent Transactions 3l5,082
shares.
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Carnegie's Gift.

PIrrsBURG, May 29.-AndreW Carnegie
the millionaire steel manufacturer, has
given $250,000 to Allegheny City for es-
tsblishiug q free library and music hall
This il in addition to his gift of $500 900
10 Pittsburg.
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PETHOLEUM.
Now York.

New YORK, May 26 Petroleum
Opened at small TRANSACTIONS, but iregu.
lar aud psuicky at G2{ci broke to Go, re-
manned steady al abOu, 02so, and remain
ed dull till near the close when liberal buy
ing forced prices to Gle aud closing strong
at 63j664c. Sales 3 los { 90 barrels
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ENGLISH POLITICS.

The Queen Ready for an Emergency
Bitter Comments
LONDON, May 30 The Qleen is prepared
to return to London at any moment should
political exigencies require her presence.
The Government has decided to Introduce
comprehensive bill in Parliament with a
view to the holding Of general election in
1851
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A Temporarily Insane sh,Icide.

SJ1ctN 70 TFs N'.7LIg hsgt6'T'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 29.-Ash;on
Wharton committed suicide to day by
Jumping into the Ksnawhs; temporary in
sanity He was thir'y-Gve years OF age
and leaves a wife and children.
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sos RENT.
For -Fcnt.
FOR SALE.
SALE OF RAILROAD BONDS.

CLERE's OFFICE,
BOARD or CoXNIsHOSERs or ORIo CoUSIF,
WHEELING, W "a. May a., 1884.
Se3led Proposals will he received at this Office
until Friday. June 9Th, $50. at o'clock p m, for
the purchase Of twenty-five % Of the first mort
gage bonds OF the PittshIry, wheeliyg 4 Kentucky
Railroad Company, OF 81 90 - each, numbered
IOi 20 1870 inclusive excerpt Nos. lei and Is2
which have been redeemed. said bonds bear seven
% per cent E:srs! payable seiai-Ar uAly the lst
Of May atd November. Bonds will b. 81! Eat snd
bid. may b. made for the whole lumber or any part
thereof, 10 be deliyeri une IOth
The yiss.I. - reserved to reject any Gr al blds
Address ROht. y. WGql, 'IeTk al Board q! Com
missoners OF Ohiu onunty, ". va.
EndOrse PrOposal, Tor purrhl,e OF h1niL"
ROBT. y. WOODS,
Clerk Of the Board .! Commissioners,
,,rGGT Ohio county ~ Va
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEw YORE, May 29.-Flour-Re'epts
l3 O49 barrels; exports G, 1853 barrels, z, al
sacks; market dull and dropping; sales
100 barrels Wheat-R=ceiptd 262f
bushels; exports asa 900 bushels; spot lots
dull and RATHER weak with le's interest
from exporters; options opened "a &c high |
er, afterwards ecliued Ia &c, closing steady,
with a rally of t@sc; sales 7,9il,OO0 bush,
ella future; $4,000 bushels spot; No :
Chicago SHE TO arrived; red Canada
8l3c; white Canada SHE; No. Northern
$50 10 arrive; ungradedred 77tqs9c; No
red ale; No White soc; No. Z red June
8368S!c, closing at sac; July S4s@
85c, closing st Size; August Sjt@S5sc,
closing at 8jsc; september Sjt@86Sc,
closing at 86lc; October SGI@S7sc, clos
ing at SHE; November S6@Ss SIDE, clos
ing at &c; december s9@S9se, closing
at s9Sc; January 9O@9O3c, closing at
sole; February 9lsc, closing at 81 &c;
May q3I@94jc closing at GAGE. Corn
Sro. lots declined &c and options i9l2c,
closing weak; receipts 275, $50 bushels; ex.
ports 63,S23 bushel d; sales GS4 ,Ouu bushels
futures; 81, GOA 5ushels spot; upgraded 80
@t5Ic; steamer 4l@ l2c; No 245l@4j!ci
No. 2 May 46@4fc, closing @: ace; JuDe
44s945c, closing at 445c; July 454@45gc,
closing at 454c; August 46!@46lc, clos
ing at 46ic; September i6}c, closing at
462c; steamer June 40c. Osts-Active;
receipts 1850 bushels; exports l,l2O
bushels; mixed western S59S9c, white do
39@40c. Hsy-Stesdy aud in fair de-
msnd. COFee-Spot fair; Rio firm at 9Ic.
ophaus barely steady and fairly active;
sales &c, $50 tsgs; June 7.95c; July 7a5ci
August @78j; September / soc; October
1855; November I s5ci December 1909
s5c; JsuUnry 1901 SOC; February
| I SO@7 IS; March 7SOc. Sugar-Qaiet
and steady Molasses-Quiet. Rice-Quiet
aud steady Peroleum-Steady; United
closed st 63sc TalIow-Actve and steady
at 81 slice. Rosin-Dall at 81 0O@l 05.
Turpentiue-Firm at 34c. Eggs-Qliet
and rather weak; receipts 6, ll6 packages;
western l2lc. Pork-Steady and quiet;
old mess 81 00@s IS. Cut Mests-tirm.
Lard "A shade higher but quiet; con;rsc;
grades spot S. 10; June SIS 90; July Sc II
(96 Is; August Sc &c; September IS 81;
October Sc 4l@6 u; city steam S. 80
Butter-9uiet and barely steady. Cheese
Quiet and steady. Copper-Dull 81
lltc. Lsad-Firm and quiet; common
81 Is.
OhicAxo.
3 CHICAGO May 29.-An estimated de
: crease of three million bushels in the Wis
| ible supply caused q grmer feeling in trad
g to day. There was also some free pur
+ chasing on local speculative account
: First sales for July were made at 74sc
D with sales at "a 9.l6c, rallied to 75ic an,
' closed steany at 10 5-l6c. Flour-DuI
Iord,nohar1aJ Wheat A ntiva nd atronr
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DIZZY GOODS.
Now York,

New YORK, May Perry Goods
Although Saturday WAS generally observed
as a holiday in the cry goods trade, the
movement, Of goods has been Of such pro
portions as to indicate more business in
progress than warrants from the demand
present
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h, z. = o. Railroad.
ave BsllsiIs 81 SIS .. N. for WOodsneld and
Az ssAirc at $50 p. N. for Summarized and
A.ss,vs A Rsusirs, lO:lOA. m. and SIS ,. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31

P'RSsso a~sG. ". Va Nay 29.-While
steamer ilya,beriagt1n was lying At
pat PIeasa@t one Of rhs employees, Ed.
20 Taard ont on = h=rge to h'h. He
rn"g On Iha guawsls OF = barge With
'-2+ hanging over the side, when .
e steamer came along, the waves from
''n sEnrg The 5argts together. catching
-, .etveea them crushing the Hesh
q pulp al breaking one leg 10 two
rs Had It not happened that an inch
aa.' cable was hanging oSer the
OF NE oas-e both legs would have
I I sea' 'qlare!y cit The msn was brought
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Struggled whisky.

WASHINGTON. May - -Gansral West,
reon agent OF the Treasury, hss made a
) P1H IpoO the smuggling Of whisky into
AAssa I, - expected 10 create a great
elsa.,ou aaeu published. General West
tAlns ia, tn BUSINESS Of smuggling Is
R;a,,Eiy organized, and fortunes are being
p on. o. It There is a rumor that
p rather prominent parsons are lmph'
rd oy The report whose names sre oelng
Eosalsd tor the present By the Depart
Den
Friends OF the OleomarEnrins Bill.
WASHINGTON. d. c, May 29-At 8
eFssl7 attended meeting Of friends of the
SsoIa'larlne niIl held Ia the rOou OF the
\ Cas7 Committee on Agriculture this
90'n'cg II was resolved 10 stand By the
As reported fcom he committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31

5'vSASDs Of women bless the day on
"a u F'ercs's "Fsvorits Prescription
made brown to them. In all those
nusenens causing baekschs, dragging
J.. = sensations, nervous and general de-
a - y Is q sovereign remedy. It's sooth-
!. ro SUI healing properties render it Of the
E- ~ value to ladies' suffering from lin
.rs, :. ever, congestion, Inflammation, or
4 'A'0n. By druggists.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1a2 1T Per Cent.-Governments
Quiet but Firm-Stocks Strong Flour
Dull and Unchanged - Wheat Active
and Strong.
NV YoRr, May 29.--Money on call
easy at l@24 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange
quiet but steady at 4874@4S9l.
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Burned ONT

II - 70 ~ Dl,llIIIY htQtIIeT.
'''1 sA&7ISsvILLE, W. Va, May %
= ', ) ". Hedges, residing in the suburbs
"'c2esVllIe, shout six miles from this
1856 bis dwelling house and all it con.
y lo-day BY fire. The accident happen
trough cleaning bed With coal oil, on
- ~ = match secidsntly ignited. Loss
a |" ~ ftVOO' Rev, Hedges lost his barn
oil lIs contents about four months ago
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auIjeeIin9 &e9ister
TRAVEIERs' GUIDE,
/ DspNIL I AuiYt.

RR1yAL AND DEPARTUR8 Or TRAINS
"A EyPLANATroN OF RxFRRRNCu MAxxs:
15&,str- fSundsy excepted. MONDAY sxosPesS.-
Vhsstrg Tine:
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VERY YOUNG DEMOCRAT
Mr., President, is You Going to be
Marrisd7'
President Cleveland ThereupOn
Smiles a Smile.
Marshal SshOn's Sons Interview
With Mr.. Cleveland.
N.,.alla Ne N,nK.m R1qsl.r.

WASHINGTON, Ma pa few days sinG 4"
y. Columbus Sshop, United States Mar
,n,. Tor Wrs, Virginia, was in the city on
rs.. sin. IL brough: with him his
10 ,,ar94 ooy who manifested a
ia, .-.i rr anMery TO see the President.
H. d.y D fore be- left Mr.. Sebou desiring
i grants hls boy curiosity, took the little
tl,9U 10 ~ "a. Whi.e House and called
! q th- President. When his turn came
b. NrslaI stepped up aud addressed Mr.
d .y-h4i in words about IS follows:
fNr. Pfrsltpa, presume you do no;
isuen5er ne, as l have ooly met you once
y .o,e ant then in company with quite q
krge delegation Of West Virginia Demo
Fa,s sho called 70 psy their respects
sbour vyarG.o have the honor, how
~. 10 hold au Gpp iatment under your
administration. sou Hsylng appointed me
q. ) Nar,h.t Tor the District OF West
grguia Az ID. ra-uest desire Of my son,
DO has been qa.'e ANXIOUS to meet you,
have called To pa7 ny respects again
b. 10 prrs-n. my LILLE BOY
Na.ursly. me child was somewhat em-
barrassed and found It. difficult TO utter a
sOri. To reassur~ him, ho#eyer, the
Marsha Said addressing his hopeful:
Well nv son whv 0Ul't yea say some
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c.u Yoar house II you want 10 BY advertising in
Skll The REGIsTKa,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUMNER Law LECTURES (nibe vskiyD
begin sih July IssS. and end 9Th September. Have
proved OF signal uss.-Ist. B. students Who 6tssn
70 pursue their studies al this other Ia sabol;
I'd, 10 thoss . no proPoss 10 rad privately; and ID:
10 practitioners sbo have not bad he s1vsn ags of
,yststnatic distraction. For circular sppiy (r. d.
UnIysr.iy Of Vab 10 Jous b hIsoE, irot ton.
and stat. Law. myi5rAwb
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Observation-Disclosures.

Notice---BIanks.
IL PERSONS WITH WHOM LETT
"A blanks, viii please ret9rp them By the eth
day Of June, 1885 or viii - eompsiet 70 make
return for ths sAeoriing 10 Law and report all WHO
iall 20 E.ake q return 10 me- n any persan fail or
refuse 10 deliver said retBrn he Ekai forfeit no;
les than ten nor more tran one hundred dollars
The return cIn be lsi with the Clark Of the Co7nty
Cosrt, or al ny cfkee In the Court House
z. Il. PHILLIPS.
myaA Assessor.
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COTTON.

kSg York.
New York, May 28.-CorToN-Closet
at an advance of some 7@S points
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r.

los ANO AFFtR MAY 3, 1855, TRAINS
n lvW run As 90 luFs.
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GovERNMENTs-Quiet but firm.
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ob.rla;n of the association, then offered
an sIoouent and fervid prsye r during which
h. ,ais whatever of sectional snimCsity
~ partisan hatred may have been evolved
Spr;ng the war we are ihenktul that 1t no
Ionosr exists and pray that We nag En2S
Int one sentiment, the love Of God snd the
love of our country. uc.
President Forester then said: Com
radss we gather TO-DAY to pay the tribute
~ onr love and homsgr 1T our tears to the
memory of the heroic dead.
The members of the .esoeistlon repheC
IN coneert, I'VE come to place garland
mon the grave of the brave American
soldier to exalt Yslor and to inspire q dec
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-28

We particularly wish to
show you our exceptionally
perfecr line of al the new
dress trimmings-We are Civ
ing unusual attention to this
department this season, and
feel that our line of jets, braid
trimmings, moss trimmings,
fringes and ornaments are
very deserving and worthy of
your attention. Resp'y,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-10-30
HAPPY HOURS.


OH stay, happy hours OF dearest delight,
Fold your white wings over me, over me.
Your comrades have flown TO the arms OF the
night,
And have gone a-sailing far over the sea.
So stay, golden spans of the cycle OF Time
The rhythm OF your rhyme is life to the soul
Which runs thro' the mathis sweetly sublime,
OF melodies you bring us We roll.
All! bide, happy hours; to you would cling,
And drink from your chalce OF gold,
That makes beggars princes, and servants OF
kings,
And rice rersd so often I'm told, I am told.
Ali hover SOFTLY until am blest-
No tinkling cymbals, no fevriah dreams
Need you bring, happy hours; different guest
From the pleasures and measures of glittrinl
CLEANS
No; rest rosy moments, your pinons of light,
And droop them in love over me, over me:
Help me scatter the seed whose blooming ia
bright,
Whose fruit may gather. in jov, q or the sea-
Ali stay, happy CLEANS fall brightly. pray,
Till there's nothinl my merry soul grieves;
Steady your glow to the march of my day,
And ripen and garner my poor Little sheayes.
Exultant, dear hours, shout in my Joy.
The day is story untold-yes, Ituioii;
Inspire my heart with most happy employ,
To write it in letters OF blue and of gold;
Sweet sunbeams a-field come. crowd We all in.
And ye soft dreamy airs that go by--d0nt 80
by;
Come, teach my willing soul to begin
song that may echo on high-yes, on high.
Oh soft mellow hours We drift to'ard the tide
Toward the low golden gates of the day
l see the dark ofting, which soon must divide
Your beauty from lines that are gray;
But pause, happy hours, may not be long,
SO fold your white wings over me, over me-
Till finish the rhythm of my little life-song
And III 80 a-sailinS, too, fay over the sea.
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A Typical Mormon Settlement.

The poverty Of these farmers amid
'their wheat fields and cattle ranges
seems inexplicable to one who is ignor
ant of the animus of the Mormon lead.
ers. He does not see that here in the
little borough of Cooksville the vast
scheIe of robbery and oppression, OF
ignorance and vice, is bearing its legiti
mate fruit. / have wondered why the
people do not rebel and refuse to pay
tithing, but when l approached one
man, in the very prime of life, who
should have had the spirit of young
man on the subject, he said: Il don't
know. 1t is the way have always been
taught, and it must be right" There
1T goes Ggain-"the way l have always
been taught Neither mind nor spirit
to think for themselves, poor serfsl
Ear different was the answer l received
from q Mormon girl, whose father is
well-to-do farmer in ore of the most
fertile and prosperous valleys of the
Territory. l wish the Mormon sympa-
timers, from the White House down,
could have heard the words and tone:
es, we young people in Utah
haven'k good schools, and it's the Nor
mons fault. The leaders don't want
Us to learn for fear We will get our eyes
open and then they would lose their
tithing. l hate religion! 1t is big
scheme for robbing the poor. Look at
my father. He ought to be rich man,
but the church has ground him as it
has ground his wheat, and often he has
been called to pay his s., SO or $40 in
tithing, and he has done it while his
daughters were suffering for Shoes
Look ct - and his starving family.
re had about twenty bushels of wheat
left in March, and on it he and his fam
lily We're to live until harvest.
Along comes the Bishop. Good
morning, brother. 1 want So from you
to pay Brother - s fine, and he takes
ten bushels of the wheat at so cents
a bushel; he goes back to his starving.
overworked wife and ragged babies,
and never thinks that he is responsible
for their suffering. The remainder of
his wheat goes to the Zion Co-opera-
tive Mercantile Institution at so cents
per bushel, and is returned to him in
flour at IS per barrel. Look at the
Bishops and the Presidents houses.
No matter in what settlement you are,
YOU can tel them at once-eiegant on
the outside, elegantly furnished. When
the Bishops are appointed they have
still their usual method of making
living. The tithing they collect is to
be turned over to the higher authori-
ties. In year or two the Bishop gives
up work and builds himself new
house. Ii he still turns over enough
to satisfy those above him, he is re-
tanned; if not, another man is appoint
ed, and he makes it point to get rich
as fast IS he can. So the money passes
through hand after hand, and no one
of us knows what ever becomes of it. L
have eyes and can see, but 1 dare not
say what think"
This is a Mormon girls sermon on
the financial side of Mormonism.--
Titan letter.
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Squire Hobbs FiIOs0ry,

Suksess am attained wen we komplish
de ting we am in pursute OBJ. 1t am az
much suksess tn kill err rabbit az it am
to kill er deer
De dibberance atwene er Chinaman
an de odder animals am dat de China
man wars hiz tale on hiz he'd, vile dey
war 'em on de odder en-
LUX alters sukseeds in DRAWN de TO-
aces outen de dek in er sEwar deel, but
Pluk hides 'em in his sleepe tn draw on
IN kase Of q Emergency.
L hab notised dat Ell sudden, longin',
frantik desiah takes possesshun OBJ er
fellah tn git up in de worP wen he sets
down on de bizness end OBJ er pin.
1t am kweer dat de man dat neber
subscribes TO er paper noze mo- bout
edditin' de paper, an kin fin mo- fault
wild it, dan emmy man in de naborhood.
Oar am sum inexplikable freeks of
Natur. Hot wedder alters kums in sum-
mer, an kole wedder in wintah. 1t wood
be much better eff de 'rangement war
jes' de odder way.
Dar'll be er CRATE xix 'mong de fare
sex wen de dood gifts tn chewin' gum.
De gals kin stan all de odder 'kroach-
ments on dar rites, but dey'll emfati-
kally draw de line at chewin' gum.
Wen yo' see er man wawkin' down de
street smokin' er segah wild er lady
hangin' ON hiz arm, yo' kin bet de lady
am hiz wifi. Undah de same sarkum.
stances, 'cept de arm bizness, de lady
am hiz mudder-in-law.
Statistics now sho dat de 'Nited
States haZ mo- doktors in DrOporshun
tn de populashun den emmy kentry in de
worl'. We alters fought it war pekule-
yer dat so menny 'Merikans died in de
prime oh life.
Wen we am Dawn inter de worl', each
Teller fines dat he am in de rong box :;
an it keeps us hustlin' roun' rite
peart all our libes tn git inter de place
we imagine WIZ intended fo' us, an
chen den de mos oh us fale.-Chic0go
Jed1er
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never have seen Mary or the children
again" And think he wiped tear from
his eye with the cuff of his jacket as he
turned away.
A moment after heard him, in his old
voice, from which every particle of emotion
had passed away, say to the man at the
wheel, ''You may ease her little; the
shore shelves away in here, and we shall
have no trouble in getting an citing now"
"Ay, ny, sir-shes a gallant vixen =
laughed the old tar, gruffly.
We soon gained an ofing. Before noon
The gale had subsidized; and when night
came down upon the seas, the coast was
FAR away. Meantime the wind hauled
found once more to the south the clouds
toward nightfall broke away; and the last
rays of the setting sun fingered on our
mast heads, like the smile of q departing
spirit
l have never since been off Cape Hat
faroe