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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

I
liberal receipts HAY1cholce No l. 9oa9s5Se No 2 70
$500 c?yf WE Eye sS sho oa
holds Sa:a ssdy is to nDpss Ssw
YORK state Of 1881 best 2a1se do p medium loS
crop 1881 Sale; do 1856, saec; Germans. crop of
,'is sfs but stss,y Sales 1902
a. safes go ton: and 10 for for 1ss
f12 S1 Aq iG isu sd july a2G ~ September
@ 70 at ses f ne , SG 800 Sbs
spot Sa a. sec asked Resins moving slowly qn9scn
q IS sPGa s!rin 81 4S "a g. 4 56S
'gss s NJ "a 81 So n 81 SSssi 81 " G. s. 81
steady Sales 100 bels prime
q :s sS
ss e SIC i asSen 0o'ssisa cis 'S Fly
Sss I ps%sa ?sni Sas Is
saas r a2 D sS iRs%Es
wSs extra Seseh 1Sc
Sea elephants 6leachea winter S4c; FED ea'n '20oac'
OCEAN for grain was in
e1t SgpsSs SfEwsf v %as heSc $1,000
sfsi: s, S FL s d
e. S5f j s ' Hsa
ship S9G Rb Gf9fd oil are 70
The sS M Sss' s9asg 9Ol: "!e%
PINE st IL s. Prime 81 sSss SlS1 (;
india Ness In terees. at sl2 5oee1o; Extra Mess in
barrels az s7as7 so; Packet at sSg % Per pare aho
= 90 BEEF but unchs Gt M f1S e
golG eef0 S sua steady Quoted 70 aa7 aver!
1gs R fls a. 1Siff shOalds at &c
smoked DO at 34aSc; Smoked HAMS at l2e
se, AND !. .o% sR PIE s
yARD~For spot lots there was nooeerate demand
and IN. market was firm. Options closed az an aeVancs
s s9u INC nonts sales ties Western Steam, S32 l2G
e. ag HS1o $40 closing 1000 tcs septc@eeeT
ss@s SLs, at SIC 1850 November saso's
osos5n, sc nd City Steam 40 tcs sc; Ienned quoted
S1s s s,oy OF Continent and 955 for South America a.
demand IS fair but valves show w no ae
scsd change a Isl isc State half rn tubs l5al9c
TreSSe 9:bs i7S1s 13c Dairy tubs 15aloc; Western
factory Western Dairy %e sa,e F F
ts,9n 7Ss sc including fancy 5sas 34c Western
q Sac Canada eaa ff s
SIrCAR-The raw market quiet but strong Centrifugal
&c test, quoted at s,iSd IS test Muscoya sS
s Isd and sss 'y cas Ios
S GsslS "' = Gonectionsrs eSs Coffee A.
SSs. Extra Z &c" "a. &C" 612a5 81 yellow $50
. isTEARIYE5 Moderately active City, 10 Lac; oloO-
easy at &c. with sales 145 900 bbls
49, the Quotation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
COTTON NfARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June 25-4 y. m.-Cotton-The sales OF tho
lay included 1900 bales American Futures closed steady
Upands Low Midiling clause. June delivery. 3J-6id
sellers: June and Jnly delivery; SSo4d' ssIers s,
and September delivery 3l-Gld sellers september and
october delivery 20tid sellers october and November
delivery 1854 value; November and December
1904 selers December and January delivery. lSosd
buyers: September delivery. 3l-6sd. sellers
GALVESTON. June 25.-Coton-steady. Midding lilo !;
Mddling, o. Good Culinary. So; net ana gross re:
ceipt baes exports coastuise lao Dalesi soeA 5000
bales
NORFOLK June 5-Cottonsteady Middling 10 lie; net
grOss receipt l92 bales: 10 Great
97y coastwse 65s bales sales 2i7 baesi stock l"'-I
bales
SAVANNAH. June %. Cotton Quiet and firm hladllne,
9e Low Middling. ga Good Ordinary 81 ne, ana gross
receipts POS bales exports 20 balosi saes'
30 bales stock. $500 bales
NEwomEAYs June 25.-Cotton-verry I'm. Miidline u.
Low Middling, 9Li Good Ordinary 9lo ne. TO ~
Great Britain. 6,l0l baes TO the continent, - pAies
sales, 400 bales stock. 81. 566 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

|
ESHs s'ssSy Family
heH ssc 500 BUSH .hp%s S1 SOo M GSr
$sTc Rye steady CSC PORK steady, dun at ga 70,
Lard searcs At g 90 T. and BacGE steady ssdy
tales Of ca dsed goods the basis q g Il
Prime Dairy Roll At l4%l5c. sugar was steady Hard
Common Hsns% ana Esnt 81 20 racag
20 90 RECEIPTS $GO p IS 2o4 E 6s T
at arm 7S g i2' Cheese irm' ffn0 10 '"0''0 ''' ~
MIsxHApo1ls June 25- wheat-Recepts days cars;
iIaP@ cash 7sc do June 75S,c; do July 79c; August
s DO AuSust Soc No. NOr5aern ' cash
81 do July I AS SS se I oS drStrn
77c -Four steady; Patents to ship. sacks in CARROTS
PHILADELPHIA June 25.-Flour- Receipts liberal market
weak Western and Pe11'yyana sqSSra9o e. SssS 81
o. s'0s as Ssa Psoe ss1y los
Clear = SG 81 DO do sA p 9S' g. oas anna
81 Is Winter fair choice q 1905 90 Minnesota
es sSo g no. Ss 80 90 Do fair
Rye ESpF GsiS p
moderate but nothing doing for export: No Red in
July do FOR August S5SsGc n do Eu for
Steady 6u. local trade light neglected and
nominal No. MiIei in 2oth't elevator 5se No High
56c or July 0ss53o DO for august 5sS' I,
declined W 3; SSdfT s Wh Sea at a%S d So Who Il
for Angus, S5ayj4c; do for September 35i 03( i,c
p pSi'; g sSsia goaaSsrH
Southern Now Rose Meaiun to Prime 81 90 @3 90 southern
S SSCce hs = S" So in
Beef CITY Family per ob = 80 80 o. 40 do pac5 5
ii 90 o. @ f Fsay si7ssi7
in salt saa9c Sides. Clear Ribbed smoked 9aSlCc:
Shoulders IN sy salt and iay Snrod cnrs 7as
49, sc ' aS do smoked. sSsc Bellies pickle
Shs 10 Breakfast Bacon l9S1e Lard Arm Cd.
So 250S qulet-PenDsvlvana Creamery Extra
a. isEG Western creamery Extra at isc B. e and ~
Packing ii &C. Eggs steady Pennsylyania
a. Gso Western r Fun at cream s s ONO
FiatA choico laSs qc DO Fair Prime 7a9sc Sugar.
Winter ys ed a 50 sr o
steady 10 ADe test in bola 72e Recelps-EIonr S90o
oS wheat s5Oo Sga cS5o ss oU Corn 7co
Oats 10000 bush
ST. LOUIS June 25.rlour duh and UNCHANGED Wheat
S1G ssay NO. Rs c1sa do AUGUST NO suFs
closing 7stc do september eOtc: Do December &c;
sns s 30 co cash Sfq. % 9a a
"a nc; August 44S9i4c, closing a. bid september
oats we're f f@oF cash at 6a June
2692G7c, closing 2Gfsc August 232c. Rye dun AZ Use
nn5 Ss aH od B"p aS%ns dGss 3D. PRIME
Creamery l3@i7c; Dairy at l29l4c Lesd-Common
Steady at s. So. Whiskey at 81 a. Provisions weak
Pork at sl4 10 Lard At 81 s7 Drysai Meat. boxsG-
Ribs 81 6skG7 IS. short clears 81 1897 s7l2 Bacon
Boxed : shoulders at SO 90; Long Clears ~ so 4O
At $40 1851 %. Recepts-Flour 5000 pbls Wheat
$4,000 bnsh. Corn $1,000 bush. oats 10000 bush Rye
1000 bush.
June SO &c July s3'sc August s3sc; september s4hc
December SEIZE Corr dull cash A. 10 Oats quct; cash
Receipts 900 bush Corn 900 bush oats 900
bush shipments Wheat 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. or BEKyEa

Good Prime steers sold 81 05 asa 10 ana
the average WAS estimated at 81 90.
REVIEW OF THE wEEK-The week ending Satur-
day proved most disastrous to cattle shippers to this
market and their losses the of thousands OF
dollars What at Ars sight appeared 10 be a healthy
In prices based actual short supply OF corn
fed cattle induced feeders to rush into the market lot OF
fed stockcrs and trash entirely unfit for beef
and which ought to have been kept back for several
months Instead Of a healthy gradual advance which
might have maintained until autumn prices shot up
to phenomenal figure to check consumption and
expectation, and the inevitable result was sudden COL
lapse with results stated. The decline to the close
OF Fridays market compared with the preceding Friday
fully Coo best grades and from 75c 10 81 on COM
stock and trash
did drop in ratio corresponding 70
the decne in live cattle but was bad enough Tor the sell
ing interest
European markets were unchanged, with refrigerated
beef selling at scan Ice and American live cattle at
II 1912 1.2c estimated dressed weight
Live Calves ruled firm and small fraction higher for
Good Veas Wednesday but Buttermilks fell of Ia a
12c and declined still further Thursday and Friday
with Veals also lower and all grades continuing dull to
the close.
Sheep and Lambs were in rather liberal supply. but
Good Sheep were firm, and all grades improved little
while Lambs which Lac higher on Thursday. fell
of on Saturday. closing weak
There change in the Hog market, and the few
sales reported were at the range Of SIS 1886.
BEEVES-Receipts yesterday and to-day, 40 carloads
SO at 60ths of which 81 FOR Mr. Eastman
ana cars for j. Stern, and so at Jersey City, all
for the market Trade was slow all the morning but
fairly steady for all grades and the feeling at the close
appeared 10 be trinc 1mer Good Choice Beeves.
The yards quite cleared Among the sales were
number of of Medium to Fair stllers' at IS 100
SIS 40 with 42 head Prime sold at SIS 70 Texans ranged
from "a to 81 so Good Cornfed Coorado sold at 50 90
Poor Natives at 81 20d$4 40, and Decent to Prime at
81 SOFAS IS, while IL Choice Lancasters brought So,
which the top figure paid to-day Bulls, Stays and
oxen sold at 50 60dS4.
The Calico will take out 400 Beeves for N. Morris
The Denmark got of Saturday with 421 head and the
Iydan Monarch with ZIG head. Shipments tomorrow
200 quarters Beef In the Nevada for Joseph Eastman
The weeks shipments Of Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton folowss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 25 (SpeciaD.-Juy wheat which opened
at 10 12 touched 70 "a and closed 20 2 There
was decrease OF G9 900 bushels leaving only 600
bushels Of wheat in sight, against So GO 900 bushels
year ago. Arrangements made during the day for
the shipment Of 65o000 bushels Of This rallied
the price cent and closed July at As 3S CENTS
against 4G SO at the moment last Saturday Not
only the shipments showing surprising increase, but
the receipts showing a remarkable falling of.
Oats song and higher, partly the strength OF
and partly the small receipts Tho visible supply
increased 10500 bushels and the local stock decreased
over 100000 bushels. The receipts were only ITO
July opened at 30 5S and closed at 81 1s the top
June opened 81 and closed 81 12. Provisions sym
pahlzed With and advanced to So Jones' Kennctt
Hopkins bought 90 900 tIerces OF lard advancing
thas produc: than ho others July pork opened at
81 6 and closed $13 TO- July lard opened at 90 81 IL
and closed 49, July short ribs opened at 81 AZ 12
and closed at 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
WOOL SALES.

LONDON June 25-At the wool sales to-day here was
attendance and operators bid freely Tor ne
altered The rmp OF previous days continues out prices
are quoted any higher Tie quantity wlthaAMn 20 aae
exceed 5000 bales good proportion Oh WHICH, va,
taken to-day There were offered is1y3 bales Hoo hass
the day In detail follows Nictoria-Salss ooV
soourod iOd0ls lid; do locks and pieces a VI
greasy 6d9ls I'D do locks and pieces - eyS Nom'
sonh Walss-Sales 100 bales secured "a eis oa uo
locks and pieces "a greasy M CO.
IA do locks and pleoeA SID OILS 9a greasy IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
GRAIS AND PRODUCE MARRL1s.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The Produce Exchange markets extremely dull
as rule, but they enjoyed reaction from last weeks
decline. Cash wheat firm, but it excessively
dull, only 1000 bushels being traded in altogether, the
absence Of export demand going without mentioning
It, Less than 10000 bushels traded in. The
tendency OF operators to up previous shorts
and in the absence Of important developments
prices advanced 5sa3s cent closing steady follows
june IS "a; July sc 1.s; August 81 SO; September,
81 LIZ December, % 15 cents The principal feature
in corn the excellent export demand which up
to over 10000 bushels. The options fairly active
and ended with gains OF 14d55 cent at SO Ia for July
81 5s for August So 5s for September Sc for October
and 55 SO cents for November Oats were featureless
but hrmer the options ended up 3Sa34 cent at 80 3S
for Jane and July, and 81 "a cent for August. Con-
tinued strength exhibited by lard, and the options
show net advance of GA points follows: june Is IS
July and AUGUST IS 81 Sepember sS So october IS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

BuypALo June Acknowledgment last q hours 3lS
I'D Total FOR week 466B head For time
fssr week 1857 head. Consigned through sunday o.
"a cara 81 of which NewYork 225 cars on sale sales
sIow prices declined 69ssc since s,t Monday Comms o
Fxra 90 40 Cows and Helfers 81 2b05 % Bua ~ ?5o
"a "a Mich Cows s320s3S; sockers dull &C $S1$3 2o'
Vcas dul 5O1s5 so 20 carloads eia over , tar
'Sss.o-Recepta ast "a 6.40O head Total ioI
se ~eL inns lar 1000 head For sane time last week
n s6G consiened through IS cara rs Of which New
al on sale; market dull and lower GOOD 70
Choice 81 o01l 10 Common nomina' LANDS 20 ooDo o0
sis last "a hours 7s<o head Total for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
Az CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
Oreau Gteumers..


II ANIBURG-AMERICA S. S. Line for Ply
II mouth (London), Cherbourg (Pars) and Hamburg.
First Cabin, $50 and upward steerage az low rates.
Rugia, 8 80 a. m, June 2S HaBmohiA 2:30 m, july
Bohemia 80 d M July 8. Morayia, 80 am July II
KUNHARD,T & CO., @. B. RICHARD CO. Gen.
Gen Agents, 81 Broad,st Pas Agents. Oh Bway. N. Z.
NrORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. CO.
IN SHORT r R3q lT TIC LoN sMp NhRympr.
steamers sad from pier foot 2d,s HOboken-
Fast EXI'fESs STEAMERS.
Trave We'd June o. Werra, Sat, July q, A. D.. m.
Elbs Sat Jun 80, I'D 80 Aer, we'd July II, a. m.
Tahn Wld July A. Q d m Elder, Sat-, Jnfy 14, q. ma
Wfst Cabin alOO upward BERTH according 70 ies
cation Second Cabin, ESQ and 500 BERTH steefasess
~" ''' 1 oEhRIGHs CO.. No. 2RowiingGreen
TNNIAN LINE u. S. and Royal Mhil Steamers
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPoon
CITY OF CHICAGO Saturday, June 80. IL a..
CITY OF RICHMOND -. SATURDAY; July 2. 2. m"
CITY OF BERLIN -. Saturday. July q, Z p m
CABIN PAssAGE $50 and Upward SECOND CAB
lH' SOD pEyfFR WRfIiHT 4 SONS. General Agents
BOWLING GREEN. M. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

kaows little Nm, more stsadiness p., though
Voices ID Sac nominal. Sales I,ooo bags No (aaoap.
10 7-Sc store terms Mild growths quiet, but steady.
600 bags Tagusyra ls Lee 1s7 bags MarscabO private
terms Tho option list featureless UP 10 the
SlosS When juno jumped up TO 10 soc Later deliveries
sere 1O625 points above Saturday Sales, So 500 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

ai0di do locks and pieces 6i9d9sd. South Australia
Sales 200 bales secured. lioibls sd: 531 ad
New-zeaIand-sales 400 bales secured lsGls Sd :
do locks and pieces. sd Is Slid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON June 25TurpeDtne 32 &c bid, $3.50 asked
SAVANNAH. June 25.-Turpontine firm ut BE.
WILMINGTON. June 25.-Turpentne steady ut $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

| COTTON-Ihe market Tor SPOT steady, but quiet at
hnchenced prices. Sales, 1877 bales for consumption
Ind 800 DO for export Tie port receipts to-day az,
last week COZ corresponding day last
Since Septen ier he lightning OF the year, the re-
CENTS have aggregated 5426 1886 bales comparing with
6I,9o3S bales for the corresponding time last season.
Quotations based on the American standard OF cassnea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

FLOUR AND neutrality-suspicious. business was &C:
BE- ssss1s goo q; 9y spS :oSd
S so Fair to Very Fancy g 4Cds4 aI s5 I WSea
E Pp g Ess1y s s9is
lures, - 85Ss4 90 s5slshtst. IS e5as4 e5 Patents
soTTaEES rIS q asis SS,. bis s.
g 9ossS 30 BYE Rye ELoUR-Firm Sales 400 bbls
N~wHEXT~Exporters showed no interest in
the market but values were without change OP1os
SALES 100000 bushels future, 900 bushels spot, in
quoted a. s. delivered s. SO: No: June;
September, IS 14GSs Use closing IS 12c; do pecem
81 S9sns at 10 'y
kEX N N5 Market sed pS Scs
we're shade higher but the market was dull !ox the
sIeS future bushels spot
s d1s ma 81 jug sa No. 90
q so 7s al sOs5s g. 81 DO S Do pe Sc
&c i,Sc closing at Soc 40 Noyember. IS 1890 Ssc,
Ssg q 81 s Si SSSns he
aoO6 Ss& neuaSg ny rstss ;@n S
No. gnSa s. SeiSs SgSS Closing o s
81 sac s2is S
NewYoFk rTodpec Exena n statement Of visible
supply saturday ]gne o % 1855 Ds 10 so June a
Wheat A.. 24602, 533 25,2i6.G Cos 81, 2G02l2
Corn +. t. 125S9.754 12,448,5l3 10,S54, 517
oats 2G5S,574 5,56I09o 2,s$Ilso
Barley 175,174 24O,O23 1926
in the visible supply, comparing with last
week. follows Wheat Ga! 1c5 bushels deesarse
rye, 3410 bushels decrease barly 64Si9 bushels
decrease.
June % SO. June 16, 'SS. June %, 49,
wheat...............- 2,7226S7 2793,497 24Gs, $50
944,li2 OOO,lOo lof, 20
Bye;;:-.---.-'.--'----- as2sSaa 92SSa 1 SS9S
Malt--------.-....----..- 2O64O2 21S,9S2 254,l O2
Peas. oo4 |,44U
Total................ 4O466l7 4,297,942 4,oSS,373
Amount Of grain ahoat in ew-York
Week ending
June %. June Is
Wheat bushels 20G 500 2Si, 800
Corn. ................-........ 155,20O 223,700
oats SIioOO I@,oVV
A5o ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
ordinary

Strict Good Ordinary 3-l0 Middllng io,lo
Good Ordinary IL Low Middling 10
The option list ruled irregular Near months declined
lac points deliveries advanced 5d7 points ON
diverse concerning the growing CROP Total Sales
b, 700 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TWO STEAMERS will be in each mrecuon 0y
SUNDAYS July and g. Time tables from New-YoSk
TO be week days. a
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL bDAY LINE STEAM ERS.
NETWORK AND ALBANY

III DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW. YORK AND ALBANY
DAILY except Sundays). $500
Leave Brooklyn, Fulton-st (by Annex 800 " -
New-York. Xesirys,sssS Pier s:6S az T.
for ALBANY, landing West Point Newburg, Pougn<
keepsie Khineteck Catskill and Hudson
Returning, leave Albany . o'oo s- NJ
A ina BAND attached to each boat
Connections: .-----~x.~.s
WEST POINT NEwBURG and PouGHKEEpsIEs
RHINEBECK,. by ferry with Ulster and DEL R r. for
CHTsKIIT with special trains on the Catski Mt R r.
hudson, with Boston and Albany X Il for Chat-
TIBANY, with N. Y Central and II. r. r. R. toy
Utica NIAGARA FALLS, Buffalo, and the west; Win
Boston and Albany r. r. and Fchburg Il II. for Bosfcns
with d. and H. Co.'s r. r. for Montreal and the Mossns
and with SPECIA Al TRAINS TO AND FROM SARATOGA
The New-York Transfer Co. will call for ana check
baqgace from hotels and residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

Cash quotations were as tolows-No. Spring Wheat
78 2979c. No. Spring Wheat nominal No. Red SO'tc.
10. Corn 47ass i7irc No., oats at &c; No Bye at
53e. No. Barley at t3c. No. l Flax seed ~
81 80, Prime Timothy seed at e 60 ao' "a, POr x
Short Ribs SIDES ~ 40. Dry salted shoulders
So 0006 25 short Clear sides boxed 81 1905 o.
Whlskey disers' finished goods 81 20 gal sugars
Cut Loaf 7sdS4c. Granualted 67sc; STANDARD IA oA9c
<rtfci., Recslo,S Shipments.
E,onr mis- $4,000 lS.Ou0
Wheat hush $4,000 $4,000
CORN hnsh -....... l74.OUD 3S6.O00
OATS insb llGOO0 $4,000
Rre hush -... 1000 $500
barley bush . - .......... 5000 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

week. were as follows: Wheat GA, les bushels
corn bushels Increase oats 10S,42O bushels de
rye. 3410 bushels decrease barly CASIO bushels
decrease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26

On the Produce Exchange today tho Butter market
steady Creamery l5ls loG Dairy ii 2@lIc Eggs stead
a ii l41c.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-24

In time the Sioux began to consider
Rowland great medicine man. Much
10 their amusement be would draw pic
cures on their teepees and on the skins of
animals. But when he would attempt to
draw their own pictures they would mono
Of it for long time. IAN Indian, = said
Rowland, thinks that sou are taking
his spirit when painting his picture"
Rowland also practiced legerdemain on
the Sioux, and he became marvel and
a wonder among them. lie fixed up a
trick pistol, and by turning a spring
could take out the bullet. He used to
mark the bullet, and taking it out Of tho
pistol by means OF the secret spring,
would let them shoot him, and it was in
COMPREHENSIVE to them why they could
not kill him. A young Indian named
Lone Wolf hated Rowland and wanted
to try the pistol ON him. Jack marked
the bullet, and even while Lone Wolf
was watching slipped out the bullet.
1.-The Indian aimed at me TO kill, F" said
Rowland, sand after the fash Of the
powder l held up the marked bullet be-
tween my fingers, and more disguised
Indian yoii never saw than Lone Wolf. "
Denver Cor. Kansas City Journal.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-24
Willlnm,s words.

BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The most important
utterances of Emperor William in opening
the reichstag were as follows: THE tours
have made recently have convinced me that
the desire for imperial unity is deeply rooted
in the people"
"The settlements In Africa are a matter
OF interest to Germany. In the task Of win
ming Africa to Christian morality, friendly
England and its parliament had recognized a
century ago that they must begin by re-
pressing the trade in negroes and slave hunt
ing. therefore first arrived at an entente
with England, and then began negotiations
with other friendly powers Measures in
the reichstag will follow"
sour relations with all foreign powers are
peaceful My efforts have been unceasing to
strengthen this peace The alliance with
Austria md Italy has no other object. To
bring, without necessity, the miseries OF
Bn victorious war upon Germany would
Ldincompatible with my Christian faith,
and my duties toward the German people.
The confidence extended to me and my
policy at all the courts which have visited
justilies the hope that and my allies and
friends, with Gods holp, will be able to pre-
serve the peace of Europe"
His reference to highlands friendship is
regarded by the German press as his most
polite uJterance.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-24
DESIRE.

n should call you beautiful, ~ sweet,
when you look up at me with those proud eyes
and part the rosy petals OF your mouth
TO drop me honeyed greeting were i wiser
Or would you turn d statue OF sriFisef
II wien that dainty jsFeIed hand ofycufs
To me for transient custody Is lent,
should rain kisses on It rapturously,
Would your own pulses leap In happy ventl
Or would you bid me vanish and repentS
II when you sing, aud send chat liquid voice
Pouring into my soul like maddening vino
should bend down and clasp You to my heart
Would those white arms IN Joy about me twinel
Or would you sIay me with o scorn divinei
Either the music Of desire must cling
One passionate ringing cadence on your ear,
To find deep sweet echo IN your heart,
Or, like the stricken Swan 0n woodland mere,
Lift its wild notes IN pain Of parting near.
Ada Nichols Man In Lppincott's
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-24

NEW York, Nov. 4--The Ale and Porter
Brewers association, after listending to the
evidence offered by the Brewers union, to
support the latber's charge that Stevenson &
Company, brewers, had violated the agree
ment between the association and the union,
decided that the charge was not proved, and
announced that unless the boycott upon
Stevenson g. Company il raised by Tuesday,
general lockout of brewery employees in
New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City and New
ark will be at once ordered, affecting about
fifteen Thousand mon