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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
OUTGOING STEA " HRS.
SATURDAY,, FEB. Is.
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEW.YoRK. THURSDAY. FEB. 10. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer M.rsnso br Irwin I'M Jan 81, with md'e to
steamer LANDAU CITY 8r Corr Bristol Jan ~ via swaa
steamer Encii tBr1 Gassnool Rio Janeiro 10 via
Norfolk Va Feb "a with mdse and passengers to Busk
Jevons Arrived at the Bar at NJ; 10
steamer CITY Atlanta Burley. Campeche Jan 2s Vera
Cruz FEB PTogre'o and v1na H. Tin mass and pas
steamer Kanawha, sears Newport News. with coal to
steamer sichmond Dovis West Point Va. with mdse to
steamer Procida er, Bannon Boston Feb IA, IN ballast
Steamer DinocE. Hallert. Boston. with mdse to Ii
BARI il Libby GOT Portland Richardson Manila ia
DAYS with aud honp TO @ Buys vessel 10 IL WIN
RasK t,p Cahero Marsoes os days. with mdse to
BARK Frank stafford Cof Windsor nay. Smith, Havr" 81
days. iron and bsrres to ORDER vessel 10
ar rT Rr,an R.g Bowman Antwerp So aavs with old
ir and empty barrels Func Edye Co
sny at to smith ( schip1er vessel to master
sCNsErA, SANDY io. y y!n w sOn;lo breeze f'r
CLEARED
steamer Bslfori (Br. Altkenhoad Bristo-smpson'
Steamer casIssate Obj. caliz. span-JOhn
steamer Rosario Br. Msgse, Gothenburg and cOpenha
Steamer trinidad (BrJ Fraser. Hamilton, Bermuda-A
steamer cenueso, Cotton Nassua st JagO and ce'ue
steamer city o. coHnbia Rettg. Havana and Mexican
steamer city OF Augusta oatharine savann'h-henry
Steamer Morgan CITY. Gardner, GalvesonJ Van sickle
steamer Richmond Jenney West Point Va-od Dominion
steamer Guyandote Kelley Norfolk and Newport News
steamer whitney Bear.s BS.ton,H DlnGGk .row,
snip the Bruce (Br. Hopper, Cacuua-Vernon brown
Blrx Gaud,krona (Br,. Sinclair. Perth Amboy-snow
BARK c W James (Br) Crosby. Manila Phil rs-rhomas
BARK Concada (Dan) Anderson, ROsarlo-John Norton
Big Robert Msrc, Peterson. Point-a'Pitre-H Trow
Brig L " & Armstrong. Alexander, Point-a Pitre-L
& Z Armstrong ,n
Steamers Moravla for Hanburg; Gsiser Copenhagen
Ciseeate. spain Liverpool slsto Oh ne' s Ciy .,
Columbia Havana: Trinidad. Bermuda Morgan CITY, var
weston; CITY of Augusta Sdvannahi Ayo hngston ouyn
dotte. Newpert News.
shin AthOn for Antwerp.
BARK "a HORNE for CAPS Town.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
prookvn Rridee ectrc Lights-Effect Navigation.
All persons Interested IN the nav 0n 81 the East Ner
Wv Vol are rrnuestei to this Office their opinions
as the effect nlvg On OF the electrlc ngho Oh iho
brooklyn Brg. giving fully tho grounds on which their
by orier OF the Lighthouse Board ,,.-.-,o. ,,sx
Tompkinsvlle Y. F1D 10, 1854 inspector 81 DsIic@
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEH5
FOREGGV PORTS
1oxnox Feb LEA rived The Queen (Br) Heeley
from New York Feu 4. Tor LIVERPOOL. , ,o
QUESTIONS Feb l6n.a' ,o stea@TE Gemanio 'D'
SOl;rHANPrON Feb l6-Salei steamer SAae (Ger) icn-
ter ITPr @ steamer FIbe (aor) Meyer, from
Nev.York Feb y. on her way Z" Bremen ~, c...,
MoyIIF Feb l5-Arrlve stelmer Deyonl (Bp, Crockart
HARD Fe, i5Passod steamer Bohemia (Gsr) harlowa
from (ew.York Fen 4 on her way to Hamburg; ,. Cat,
Adm Feb l6-Pa,sed. steamer 81 AlOah' tbrb ion ="
cutta Jan 81 for NowNo rk
For later Shfppfng Ne,0s. UGnU see F'th Page)
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most active stock, and although IL closed con-
siderably under the highest point IL scored final
advance Of j-S per cent The Northern Pacific and
Oregon shares sympatI,ized with Union Pacifo
but made even larger gains In tho last hour
savage attack on Reading stock checked the grow.
ing confidence and in a few instances the early
improvement was lost. The closing some
what unsettled, although most stocks were frsc-
tionally higher.
There were substantial reasons for the improve
ment in the reduction Of the Bank Of England
rate Of discount, the probabilities Of speedy
settlement Of the rate war among the Northwestern
railroads and In the approaching collapse Of the
strike in the anthracite coal regions. Whether
the late selling Of Reading was by insiders, who
anticipated the end Of the labor troubles by de-
pressing the price, or by the bear faction who
hoped by 1t to cover sales In other stocks, Is q
question not easily answered. There is o reason
able doubt, indeed, whether the disturbances In
the coal regions and among the granger railroads
have not been exaggerated for purely speculative
purposes. II is immaterial, in the ultimate
effects, IL the reports have been circulated By
shorts or by buyers who wished to accumulate
stocks at cheap prices
BONDS DULL OR NEGLECTED.
Government bonds were dull and easier with the
bids for the LES of IA per cent. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
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rnr womxy srlvD BY THE REV Mr., wIvDEYER

The tr0uD, in the Emanuel Reformed Episcopal Church
Jersey city Heights owing FAmer ana the opposing
factions thoir enmy that there Is 'uons
probability OF tho dsInt-graton OF the church inc ma
orifv ation Side win the rev
Mt Winaeyer. them said yesterdays "They say he
can't preach dill bat the rnh Is
pre- much trat for The crowd Que or two
the opposition 10 the rector and their taS
onse support OF their husbands The families OF the
all related by marriage and OF course
they together SIR Wlnicver some time go wanted
chO for the lot Of unruy bows ami
girls I'D the singing amt spOk, TO the senior WARREN
told him TO ahead. and good choif
formed tile trustees families made big rumpus
AM of the louie-t howers
against Tlry Won't get rid OF Mr. WIN icyer
We keep up organization In spite OF them. and will
pay Mr. Winiey er his s'l4ry. tao"
aihsr OF the rector clam that tho action OF
the in 'ekng NJ the church was violation OF the
will be animated legal contests before the
difficulty is settled
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pEBH4pS DENOORd TOOl

PERHAPS 4 DEMOCRAT TOOK TIE OVERCOAT
There was some the dinner Of the Republican
League IN Remseu Hall, Brooklyn, on Monday evening,
caused by used and mat
supply checks furnished by the caterer gave out
all supplied those who failed To got check Tor
beaver SIS. and his hat was j. NJ b.
Car th,rs merchant and president OF the
Union Coffee Company hearing the speeches lie I'm
gered until the crowd The courtroom had departed
Then cement found that his coat and hat were
also gone and place faded blue overc al,
minus buttons, an nat two sizes too small for In
As there was nothing he hal go home in them.
but his feelings not exactly calm.
He 10 md that belonged Russell Of No l4l
Amity.st and exchanged for his own he has vet
Uncovered the although has been advertised for
proposes tho OF the Caren
don Hotel who furnshe the dinner the value of the
overcoat If 1t doesn't turn up
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MP GJrRFPr NOT T0 PLAY IN morrow

II was stated yesterday that John Gilbert had about CON
cuded arran gements TO play the Boston
Museum under the management OF Mr.. Field. ana thst
Madame Pons pr badly in the same company
When asked aOOut this report he said IN MS
positive aud all who have seen him IN ou COIL
edies Oe positive
There isn't truth it. / Invent Thought or uone
ANYTHING about In Iced haven't gone so Tar as
TO yet TO Nine P0ns VOL tins VIII DO the a't o. US Al
tie old house am aNewYorker my home is here.
and Of course, tn the summer III
am well enough NAV do 50 here II any
Que wants me II wei enough, shan pnt mysoi
IN my doc hands and Try better And when nv
time 60 nes to 20 In NewYOrk don't believe
Nine POnisi made any arrangement TO go to Boston
Certainly hasn't said here" Harry Edwards con
hTmed the last remark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
VIOLA?ING THE LAW 1HROCGH IGNORANCE

Dr. Lucy Hail. No. Isl Joraemon. st. Brooklyn
before Justice Walsh In Brooklyn yesterday
charge violating Sanitary Code February she at
tended the wile Charles W. Rogers IT, OF No 452 Tenth
st. who was delivered dea child The parents wanted
Baltimore aud alter the body had been in cold
room in box and Me- Rogers who is
employed fregh Office OF the Ere Railroad sent II as
fire gh to his father Baltimore When IT reached the rail-
road depot in Baltimore body delivered TO Mr.. Rog
ers sr but Tho Health Department OF Baltimore declined
certificate OF Dr. Hall. az II had not
approved by the Health OF Brooklyn. The
latter with and Dr. Hall arrested for
failing report birth child and Mr. Rogers for
~ body without per nit 1t said
behalf Of Hall that she OF the and tho
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.yopy DEALINGS

There vas a diminuon In the speculative activity OF
wheat yesterday, coupled with slight rally In prices
The slackening Of business extended the spot market
and shippers took only "a 600 bushels although holders
were nrm In their views The options traded In
To the OF about 900 600 bushel the trading
professional In character and represented largely the
shifting OF speculative accounts by umd bears who
thought that a rally The early prices were
l443s cent higher but drop Of I4aI2 cent followed
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RJTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

In the suit Of Wolf, Da1an Sons 70 'oc'''l 'oH'
Bolo,sv Kir.fy the theatrical manager the Naue o Gus
tunes furnished Cor tn, spec ale The s'g OF Ivy
verdict for thu pia nuGs for s2 035 Co. the iul "'
claimed was ndercd In The Court Of Common treas
tcray after trial before Cicf Justice i-i'remoie ana
jury.
The General Term OF tho supreme court Ic>Vr"''
servel IL Dc n az CT hearing argument in te
proce di e lns,itue by Peter H. shot WHO ETA ms lha'
he was jcg lily reduced from the post on OF 'he' Vi
tallion to which he promoted after Chiei 'onn
McCabes removal
Mock ICnr Chincse merchant OF No. 26 Mott-st was
marr'ei TO JENNIE farrell, an lIishwoman' oy jung
IItshkc in the CITY Court yet ri y. -,
Meyer Colds In 1led le for - orc ae r,ey
ara nSt the steamship CIV OF Chicago In SUIT 10 1u
the yal1e OF h;tv- hrne head cattle which Wero ieu
and thrown owe boarL
In the case OF chard Adler who sued Herman ',rau
for ooi cruiug tho latter ha caused him 10 lose
hls am ount nv inducing him through false REPRESENTATIONS
10 embark in tn, Opera Company enterprise ~
1880 tho Jury Superior Court failed TO agree anu
rsterdar dlscIarg .
Ie.te-s ~ adm on g antef stefn,V oy
Surrogate Ralsom uuOn the estate Of Agefnon - SuNd
the VOL k own Iaw'er his George ii: Sullv
Mrs Mary NJ. Su IVAN the widow renouneed her r,ent
10 the letters OF her The value or the per
sonalty IS stated - b. rot more than $4,000
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MORE CHARGES AGAINSr TIE IrSPEo1oRS


The investigating commit which looking
duct OF the local steam held
session yesterday aud will resume examinations to-day
Aspinwan Fuller, president OF the MariDe Engineers
National Association who suspended by Inspector
MARYLAND and subsequently reLstated had a conference
with the committee He proposed tho hearing
charges should be private and that boh sides should
withtounsu Inspector Marsland objected 20 this and said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
THE NEW SOLICITOR or me TREASURY

Charles Cary who uomnae ell yesterday by The Pres
idcnt McCue Solicitor OF the Treasury
OF sinking appearance six feet In height com
pact and heavily bj. with gray mustache ami full lace
lie Is about sl1iywo Cd and e'idsnt OF OIeah
Where he has an cNtcu4voiIs practice. lie meinOer
OF tho assembly from IN LIST 1852 and declined
rrnoninatioL. He after ward candidate Tor the su-
Court ScsIip IIth Judicial District
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not the duty the Commissioner Of Street Cleaning undor
his contract the street cutters " DC cleahe"
The Corporation Counsel cites length the IN" WI
the subject and in conclusion he says that II is 'no uu,
OF the Street Cleaning Commissioner TO cause snow aiu
ice 10 he removed from the sidewalks In the streets "
from the openings into the culyos To the breadth oil ono
FOO, and that he is MS the ordinances Of the city now
stand under no specific duty remove snow or ice o"
the cutters that duty resting primarily upon the 'o'e
nropeIt eupants.9
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MAKING rSr nE LILLE crsrnn HonsE

The Custom House. including the Appraisers office and
stores beng work ii bv the all 1t is
WORT in lis endelvOr TO secure delegates 10 the state Con
elect delegates to the Democratic National Con
vonton Wherever doubtful Democrat OF any influence
along the ver counties oani he secured by the
Administration. The number OF IS per day places
to be without limitation. Hardly village along
bank Hudson River but has had more
appOlni nenIs
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
AN IMPROVEMENT IN THE MARKET.

Thursday, Fed. up. m.
The stock market showed further Improvement
In both prices and the volume Of business to-day.
There was no news Of sufficient Importance TO
affect speculation materially and the buying for
the short account was not the principal cause OF
the larger business or the higher prices. Union
Pacific, which has been exceptionally strong since
the signing Of the Joint lease Of the Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Company's property, was the
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,rvrrcD STATES SUPREME COURT.

wAsHIxoTov Feb le.-The procee lingS OF the United
State, Supreme Court today ~ follows
No ls6 Arthur Riecf claimant ETC. plaintiff In error
Argue nv Erwin r. Smlth f0r ths
pantin In error SolicorGencra jerks for the defend
ant in error. ,,.s . ....
act william others as-isn"es, etc Armed by
Edwiu Smith the plaintiffs IN error and Everett r.
Whce for defendants In error
No l6q The Pembina Cousodae' Mining and Milling
Company nj ntif the Conmon wealth Of Penn
svIvana Arguef nv James W. W N"wn for plaintiff IN
error AMI W 8 Eirkpstrick for defendant in error .
No lQ4 Substituted Tor l90)-Hsnry c. Maynard and
o,her. appellants AFT W e. nm and Others. Argument
bsgun nv X. Han ord for appellants
Adjourned until Q
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at no desired nuhlic hearing Fuller tn ~ubm'ue' ms
cirees nren counts ale Ing t't ierhses nave
been granted 10 ineficieu sins0mpetent pcrsbns
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eerrncats. s279 oos os4 s27s5ls93s inc s5oes,s
Deposits in Banks. 56ll2.ssS o6.O73407 Dee 5sfH
Net cash balances $685. AGO Inc s47ot7s
The governors Of the bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day reduced It's rate for dis
count, from 3 to l-2 Der cent During the
week the bank gained 100000 and the pro-
portion of its to its liabilities was raised
from Al. 90 to 1875 per cent against an advance
from 50.07 TO 81 % per cent in the same week OF
last yea when its rate for discount was per
cent I lay the bank gained 100000 bullion
on balance. The weekly statement OF the Bank
of France shows increase OF $3.50, 600 frs. gold
and gain Of 400 900 frs silver At the Lon
don Stock Exchange British consOls were steady
at OF IL for money and IL lower at OF , for
account Bar silver advanced l. Cd to 44d. pea
ounce English standard American railways OPENED
higher and continued TO advance TO the close Of
business At Paris French per cents rose To
$3.50
Brown Brothers & Co, Kuhn, Loeb & Co and
J. & w. Seligman & Co. having secured control OF
the recent issue Of s., 900, 900 Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company per cent
first mortgage extension and collateral bonds
offer the same by subscription. The bonds are
issued az the rate Of SIS. 900 per mile for single
tack constructed and $4,000 additional per
mile for CONTINENT. the company having the right
TO issue $1,000 in addition mile for doubts
track Sealed proposals for any part Of tbs
bonds will be received by the above mentioned
syndicate of bankers until Thursday. February
23d. at the National Bank of Commerce I'm New
York No proposals below i05 and accrued In
tercst will be considered. Payment OF bonds
awarded to be mailed at any time before March
Is. next the right being reserved TO reject any
proposals received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
MARINE fYTELL[TEVOE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
Sun rises o47l Sets SO Noon sets Hos Moons aga
HIGH WATER
h.n-Sandv ffoor 1893 Gov Isrl ll35 Hell Gate l;l7
r.A'-Sandy II Dok. ll0J iov. IsrL - He'll Gate. liza
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Bid. BIZ AK
U.s. AIS 1891. lO6 o6l. o. q &C. 1895 l23 -
U.s. as 1891. lO7 sl07s y. s. Ga 1897 f2I .
U.Sts 1897. reg 1851 l5,4 U.s. 6s 1898 t2j 80.
Us 4s 1891, coI. rs ai23ss U.s. cur s. lSJy I23 -
Us car Is 1885 I'D. Dist Col $3.50 LII 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
WORK OF THE CHILDREA'S AID SOCIETY.

The monthly meeting Of the OF tho Chidrns Aid
Society held Wednesday evening. William a.
in chair Gratifying reports from
work presented showing during
month 81 persons provided Ell
povnent In the ndu'ra ools 4495 children attended
many OF the destitute f.mio. aided by the
special relief fund" The six LODGING houses sheltered 54
boys ami girls every night furnishing S095 lodgings and
o. The physicians OF the Six Chidreus Mission
sickness and poverty by fool and med
zeal treatment
The OF Of the lodging houses for street
boys reported HE visiting. with officer OF the lodk
houses ChamUerss where sheltered and
found boys these places whs led into habits Of
gambling AMI drinking Several arrests male aud
complaints presented against these houses
numrer of interesting letters recently received from
boys IN the Vest read. OF them. vino sent
caso another clergyman. several attending college
and others owning farms
TO BE ADDRESSED By SOUTHERN SPEAKERS
The second annual banquet of the NswYork Southern
cety the birth Of Washingto will be
held the Hotel Brunswick Wednesday evening.
OF prominent both the North South
been invited and expected 70 DO ant speak
Tel. OF Virginia Vance of Norm Carolina and Gordon Of
Georgia; Congressman j. Randolph Tucker. Of virginia
Vice Chancellor the Rev Tefair Hoigssn OF the University
OF the South Edward Atkinson. Of Boston and Hugh l.
Cole Ballard Smith, Horace Russell and General Horace
Porter OF this CITY, Daniel b. of West Virginia Will
read q poem composed for the
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State bonds were entirely neglected and there

State bonds were entirely neglected, and there
were no transactions In city bank stocks:
Railroad bonds were fairly active, and as a rule
prices were better. The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas issues were rather weak hut the consoli-
dated Is gained almost as much as the general IS
lost. Fort Worth and Denver City frsts yielded
half Of yesterdays large gain. There WAS un-
usual activity in Newly Chicago and ST. Louis
As which closed l2 higher at IS "a. and advances
Of per cent were scored in Wheeling and Lake
Erie and Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan
frsts. The bond market was strong at the close In
marked contrast with the speculation in shares
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock tx
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold t2,20o)
at 81 l-2a3l 3-4a30 10, Chicago Gas 1900 AZ
33a32 liz, New-York Mutual Telegraph Il o. at SIS,
Long Island Underground Telegraph 400 NJ sia
81 So Western National Bank 800 at os, Toledo
Georgia Pacific seconds ts5. 900 at 40, Mexican
National new firsts sI 0, 900 at 95 l-2, and So.
curity Milling and Mining 100 at 81.
Money was easy usual at 2a2 l-2 per cent
and closed offered at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day is as FOX
lows Exchanges, SIS, 267, 85l balances, s., o42-
653.
The Snb-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s4l7,164. But its loss on balance was only
S5s,528, made up by a coin loss Of s90,l56 less
a currency gain Of s3l ,627 The days operations
covered: Receipts SI,144,523: Payments 81 203,-
O5l resulting in a general balance Of sl56,5l5,-
1877 consisting Of sl44, 696,326 coin and Sill,
81 94l1 currency.
ouotations for business as follows: Bankers
bills 81 "a 3-s and 81 s5 7s for long and short
sterling respectively 521 rs and g. 3-s for
francs 95 Is and 95 3-s for reichmarks; 80 ~
and 40 for guildcrs.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington Ne
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were ss46215, and the
internal revenue receipts were SAL 1851.
To DAVIS Washn QtOn Treasure statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with tho
figures of yesterdays statement As follows
Fen Is. 1898 Feb 16. 1883. Differences
Net gold on 76 S2O5 635 81 lac $3.50 sS
Net silver hand. 54240.045 6<l23.223 Dec. ll6s0
Net legal tenders on ...... ooo..
Nail bank notes.. l524S3 lOI.aJo Dec 4o.ViS
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STOCKS SLOWLY RISING.
A MARKED IMPROVEMENT SEEN.

IN SPITE OF ATTACKS The PRICES CLIO Sc
SLIGHTLY HIGHER.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FgR 10
THE GENERAL LIST
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STOCKS

sILESAT TIVE Csvs)LTstrEs STOCK IF0
PETROLEUM. EKs9AyGE
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO Feb. JIG. 1888

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Bosros. Feb. 10. 1888.
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srocKA

Actual Sales Closing No
Op'k Low Final Bid Ask'd
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LEGAL OPINION ABOUT STREET CLEANING.
Corporation Counsel Deeknsn has written 70 Chief
Clerk Kpp Of the Board OF Police In response the
'eQuest OF the Board Of Police furnish opinion II
The Springdale news., 1888-11-09
CHAPTER XIII

Day daWned, the sun rose above the hills and fields and dried the sparkling dow drops from tho grass. What Il glorious scene that sun revealed. As far away as eyes could see were the gently rolling hills and green valleys with dark. solemn forests mas5cd in the background. Farm cottages and fela3 were everywhere i'll view. Smoke could be seen issuing from the kitchens where the good housewives were prepar. ing b:ea,Efa35 foc their husbands. Thin. spiral clouds Of pale blue ascended into mid heaven to become part of it.
 A glorious day 1t promised to be. Prairie peoples and roses saucily nodded their heads il tho gaatlest of warming breezes. Tho dcw drops sparllled like diamonds in the early morning sun, and the air was laden Es;ta the sweetest perfume.
 The child avoke shortly after sunrise, ald turned his large blue eyes inquiringly upon his companion. Allen knew he want el to ask some question. but was unable to tell what tho question was, O. convey any answer to the boy.
 The light of the morning sun revealed a still nearer resemblance to Bertha, and he lSueT that the child must be a very near relative Of hers. Sha had not said how nearly .elated the child was to her, or that he was any relation &t all. There was so much hidden in the manner of the beautiful girl that Allen vas unable to come to any satisfactory conclusion.
 At last the little fellow began to show signs of restlessness. He gave utteranee to inarticulate sounds and pointed down the road.
 Il suppose he Is anxious to know how near we are to our journeys end Alien thought. If l even knew, 1t might be impossible to get him to understand. It can not be over ten miles, and 1 will try to tell him some way
 Tho child $ mind was very bright. and he understood by the mods and gestures of his companion that t was not far.
 For several moments the little fellow was quiet, and then he began to make signs that he was hungry.
 Poor little fellow. no doubt you are hun cry" said Allen. The first house we come to- we will try to get breakfast and have our horse fed"
 Unaccustomed to the saddle, Allen was stiff, sore and weary in every joint. The long ride, without moments sleep or rest, was telling even on his iron constitution.
 He drew rein ia front of . country house, and hailed q farmer who was just harness ing his horses to go to his days work.
 !" Can we get breakfast and horse fed i herc?a he asked.
 f, !, o,,O O,-o oioaaJ ,nJ lao1