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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

There we're aied for record yesterday
aftseu deeds, the considerations aggregat-
ing si7 .s72h0, au average OF s1loi.a0 Fol
lowing j. the list;
John Heinrich, ST.. and wife 20 Heinrich
& Co. lot 10, blk Il In ugnfoTds addition
10 south Seattle, 500
j. II. RengstorF aud wife 20 c. :. Zas.
szcwski, lot %. biz In !. II. Rengstora ;
addition. {ls5.
Andrew slo5nh 10 ]. wegert ct al. tract
q by To IN Fairyiew Homestead Assoeia
tian plat. 5000
jay Francis aud wif8 10 e r. Savage.
tract ie9 In West Seattle hyeaere tracts,
1920
Puget sound chausauqua Assembly "a
John Yulc. lot n. Chautauqua Beach, 50
WE Williams aud wife tD BERTHE Bryan,
lot =, bib = In Maynarsi's Lake Washington
addition. $50
United states 10 Frederick Wolf, swi. Of
Swi Of sec. u, Tp. = y, RAE. N;5e,
4 H. Ilcweliyn 10 q. II G1odeTich, lot =
blk "a, Madison street addition, tta
Annie Wright aud husband 10 }. n Metz
Ter, SO 81 lot = hlk - OF VIM. y. Beif,
third addition % Bell & Denny's plat Of
seattle, siaqo.
lot 8. blk 9. u. I. Denny secpnd addition
10 North seattle, s3faa
Prudence A, Eaton 10 John =. nFury, lo'
-. blk !, Wells addition, SIS
Daniel Carney 10 J. aauihicr aud wife
NM Of NG't and wv. Of NEis 81 Set
/ Is. IN. . y, Il G Z, siQQe.
fred Cnrnei aud wife 20 Iouls Ludwig
IS b. zoe acres IN lot q, See. -, Tp e y, l
T.. s2a0
franklin NJ Jones 70 Henry A. smith, AZ
% blk a, Gilman's addition, except irac
In said block 20 hy 20 feet, 81 900
&. ". Halter apd wife 70 GeeFEe pori'el
a tract described by mvtcs and bounds IN
See. ., TIP - \, RiE,u
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WANT a HEARING.
street Contractors Desire n Confer
ence With the Council.

The street contractors want 70 be heard
before the proposed ordinance for their re
lief IL passed. - viii be seen In the follow
ing notice which they prepared for publ
cation
SEATTLE, Aug 8, 1889.
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Conn
eli Of the City 81 seatile.--fhe under
signed, street contractors ia the city Of Sc
attle. feeling that the proposed ordinance
OF this afternoon will uot meet the present
dlficuity IN reference 10 the grading Of
streets in said city and being DESTROYS Of
having an ordinance passed by means Of
which the undersigned can push their
contracts 20 en- early completion, respect
fully and earnestly request your honorable
body 10 meet said contractors st the eoun
Gil chamber In said city at the hour Of $50
.. m. tomorrow (Thursdayl, when said
matter can be fully and freely discussed.
RYAN & Birmingham, Henderson q Lock,
p. Quigicy, J. NJ Qnigiey, o Day 4 Mcclan-
asaf, Hall & Richie, Clements 4 Bradford
Va r. williams
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STOCKS.
American Express los, Canadian Pa
cifc 67ls Canada Southern -, Cenral Pa
cifie 3Jk4. Burlington ll5ia, Denver & Rio
Grande Is, Delaware & Lsekawanna s1s-.
fsSie 27sz. Lake shore Szss. Michigan Cen
trial IS, Louisville & Nashville 621 Missouri
Pacifc 81 !, Kansas & Texas 49, New York
York Central les, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred 573S, Northwestern f4l-, oregon
Improvement 81. Navigation s3ss. Trans
continental 23sI Reading eos, Rock Island
100, II. Paul 7St,. Union Pacific 81, L. :,
Express IS. Fargo Express IS. Western
Union $50.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Aug. S-Hops-steady; Cali
foruia @5l2c.
sugAr-Strong; MEsc0vada 5 S-i6S 6:
fair refining quoted 5 Size: %b.'est eentri-
iugal, ei4GoSsc: moiasses grades, A. .tGSc,
refined frm at o. igb' &c; extra {, o otto
ei5e white extra q. q Shoes ll-lbc; yellow.
flee. OF 4, g sie1 *. standard A. 1ts7i Sc:
powdered, - tfa7tze; cubes, 7s.ta75sc.
Copper-DHN; lake, sl5.75,
Iead-pomeStie. 81 y.
Tin--Quiet; straits, 81 20.
Cofiee-spo; fair; Rio. lac. Options, a1l5
points higher: sales, y, 90 bags; August.
$40 sostl9 IS; September. $40 lealo 20; DC
tober. s. 20: November. 81 20.
Petroleum strong at ssA4c, but after
slight advance reached to sssz Sc. The up
ward movement was then resumed on buy
E Ing Tor feNutFc, ana tut pfltt aANdANtu
steadily to saiec. II remained steady at
this price until the last hour. when sharp
decline set in, which caused the price to
fall to s7e; closed weak 81 g.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAEKEr
CHICAGO, Aug. 5. - Cattle - Receipts,
I II 900: strong for good, others lower. choice,
s6las 70. steers, - 7afd5 so; stockers and
feeders. $lG3 20; Texas steers, 81 s0eta 40
western rangers, 81 70ei =.
tlogs-Ncak and - lower; mixed. s. 90
. a.5 -: heavy. s. lge6 Is; iigai, Sc lof5 q
T sheep-shaie lower. natives. 81 5N3p4 30;
westerns. saoru, 81 1894 ~: Texans shorn.
. q 7Na4 30.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CE!ckGo. AUG s-Hhrat--Sieais; cash.
S.4sr: september, = Sl1r. October. ssftc.
Corn-Siea4y; cash, 4f3se; sepieu' beT,
tittc October. f31sc
Oats-Fsrfu; cash, ~ 8; september,
/ 4ifsc. October. 4fAsr
BEFiey-NofhiuE doing.
PORK steady; casa. sl& 10 spot, ;li i7i4'
f October, SIS.
Iard-Easy. cash and October, S. So.
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asaatsa- Nt7af $3.50
pae 20 tAe RrE 81 C5,uszstiA Pa zt2s
sa-auzae's hazss sauzHt sn 1Ussei,se
sEr.es satsscn waicl we d ~ fs'a IS
Il 4eas.sess a. Sc stHEsf Esgsz isSAFsls
- Eca IA kesl e r1ase a isirle cEer cAse e
H5ssr s ,zea raas ENls 5 nc lAfsEsi s4--
rsn1 saaEai ca islc Fysser ttfs Ye3g aaa
rasks a1seag TIE zgrgg esef celssz co
tNg rispf.
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MONEY AND MARKETS.


SEw YoRE, Aug. S-The stock market
today was quiet aud somewhat feyerish
and weak In the forenoon, but became
active and decidedly strong later in the
day. when all early losses were reeained,
with a fractional addition.
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.AartsstTA AF9lAzs4s.
on. Is thEge spat in this g3sr.oss la1e.
Tae r.zsi aud ci ffte.3oz,, fals AID
bsaaHf4l.
Naere A fei.ae can -; g.s1a paper u
hand
rkNr tsas discussing iAs s2giE Ok sss5l.
Ia cs5ze sa7ae.
Prs going home,
Ea rolas Aellc 10 ayuza,a
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WcFt uUII tflu tlfauN.
..r.r IL, a-..nra


NEW YORK, Aug s.-Mouey on call. easy
at IdIis. Prime mercantile paper, 4taei ).
sterling exchange, unchanged
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PsIre six aiffs re Extra fne lawn
hanckercatef-. fancy eelorsst border. re-
eResi frpIa &c To &c. Toklas. siagSrIasa
Il co. : great clearance sale
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Great sale Of meas Snd w0me1's snrr-
aner underwear. Prices one-half regular
value a; ToklAs, sinse-,nzn < Co.'S great
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Children az Isi PllsAsn' Gsagis.
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Fancy stripe gooi flannel. in new stylish
effects, fo- house wrappers and boating
suits Clearance sale. ToklaS, siageTsnan
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Anosher lightning strikes Es- eye veck
only 81 Tokizs, SissrrEss3 { Cas- gssxnfie
clearance sale Eezi FreEcA sztees. saar1h
e. fa- lie
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Great clearance sale OF remnants Of dress
goods Twenty per rent di<euEaf On for
sner prices Tokiss. Ssaxrrnxa & Co. 3
great Clearance sale.
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new bonds for King county arrived aad
we're generally admired al the auditors
Office yesiertisy There arr 20 0f them.
each one representing 5000. with from 20
E 10 60 interest coupons attached. The en-
craving was done by George u Ramara
( Of 81 Louis and Is tinc workmanship. Ten
F the top 81 the bond Is picture Of Seattle,
{ with Mi Rainier pictured In one corner,
ana below the description is a small
vignetfc OF George Washington. on the
hack ~ each bond i printed the law
authorizing the issue Of this series.
WARRANT F0x R1anER aptain James
n woolery lcfi on the steamer Cascade
Yesterday Tor Stanwcod 20 arrest a msn
+ who Is charged with having robbed y /
oakley on the Fourth Of July While
making q tour OF the Sound SOME DAYS
nro. Captain Mouiery saw the rnau whe :
T accused 81 The crime at staawood, and on
his return 10 seattle 50 reported 10 INC
anthorltiss A warrant vas Immediately
2 sworn ont and placed ia Captain woslery
( hands ior service. lie expects ID rctara
With the prisoner tomorrow.
York; THIEF ~ JAIL. -- Thomas Ana
muuds. a yauag mzn about = years Of age,
was committed 20 the county iasl yesterday
10 serve term Of % days he had pleaded
guilty 10 three charges Of petty lafreuy
I 80. MAS sentenced - thirty days imprlsaf1'
,nent in each case. Il & said That there
we're numerous other Complaints asasuNs
he Young man. h1t only the thFee were en-
Z forced asainxt him. He rccrnfif case
freui Norway. Ari was A. WORK - tae Wis
cousin house a. the time q AIS pNief'sss'
Hx ACKNOWLEDGE s.rgsFAcrioN,-DeF-
uty sheriff T. ! smith 81 Gilman, eArne to
town YESTERDAY Saving 30 bis eu@oSis
CHARLES hnte The latter had AeSn AZ
HHsas F7Fh. y
collins Ca commit En sssSalt tii 49, ~
heFe the canpisiniHs witness e Slo = it.is
81 .atisssctisss uYou the aetfudsnt egftft1's
ID sfsg she costs iu al aNss5tt us tHt ~
eiliseas thea rctnfntG g. thrtf Aaa'e- ta
sax slough Quite well Fisaslsi tilas tisFf
hs,{ esstsa some attorney oat "a Pesssiets
See. "
via sugEEiNrENa eEGsaSAil-r r. &c
steamer ps,rAla Is a. Yes seattle dlsShsae
ing 3 fan rarso Of machinery aad ca
supplies for C;oa r Myers, ;hH -
NJ whlea she hrausA- Fie1fe. -.
..i.,',,SFs a. - arcaud from iA'
49, -. laverx. whc arrived yssies
s4sed ysEY much PSI cat teai -
-.oxs 90 his ueN tAnayrs @as aNi iarIAt
+ advanced hEt De vii rtmsin ir qcrsti
and supcFiu.ea0 Size work, . - g. - readl
) f.r TIE afst Ean e silFs7 sainoa
FaEaAnnxD garig CAvoVs -Twa hsaa
aseI canoes were toa1t1 luto . Nerl.,2r1
Panisc t-ax car YESTERDAY aaa htEe,; fas ~
SeIkirs racssaialas. The owners Messrs
: J. T. fAaiaes asa r. a. NasahIra, w1l
tcagc GA SATURDAY Ulurulns- tafr W4l
sFseaa s Frr1iNn e tle-F NWe .n lstls
ana hgufirE 81 the aa1urtsles, atier q alg1
thev Wi5i psa2se aaVsa taf Gciulll = FsNez
They VII tsc goae ectHeeu $50 ans fAics
weSss-
srxr - SVEsftrssg y.--iasera Ao-aH. tl.s
3 :
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Bigger cut than ever this week IN EN-
eroideries and dress trimmings at TokIas.
singermaa & Co.'S
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Every Article Under Roof the Above Mammoth Establishment Classified as
SUMMER GOODS
Reduced Less than Manufacturers Cost
fall purchases begin
NOTE THESE PRIcEs--DREss GOODS DEPT

26in. Figured Dress Goods, only wort
n Po .n fold d wool a filling ta ss r. .s worth s
in Do"S ieir % "i ao Git suitn sSe worth s5e
travelling suits
stock of Domestic furnishing
goods be sold regardless of value verable boom for houpes lodging
houses and hotels
I6xss Linen Glass Towels. soc dozn price
sls5
Heavy price
Heavy Linen Oatmeal fnh ss5; regular price s75
I6xis Heavy Linen Honeyeom sl5O regular price sss5
panic n the price of Bed Spreads
odozenful siz Spreads
full size Maeies pattern 81; sold nowhere less than sI5o
full i sI25; sold nowhere less than 81
NIusns Sheeng ali widths
else the Northwest We buy these goods direct from
goods
Prices weeks that will bring eyes all
competition:
n zoe m to soc Table Linen full beaehed s5e mn 70 7se
in. Turkey
in all Dress in
The knife clear up the hl in these goods
27-in Imported Fancy Checks IL lac; worth 25c
closed Prices
hearty approval and all who will these goods
Come early; they will not last at these hgines
Babggan high neck and long sleeves
zoe Thread fancy sold
7sc SOC Ladies Gaue Vests with long short sleeves
Immense prices Bonnet and Chldrens Dresses
Hose reduced full
reduced from immense line of Ladies Hose
Odds and ends ChHden full finished Hose
worth Ladies full French Isle Thread Hose reduced from soc to $50
pair for ST.
Values Furnishing before have been heard
dozenM Fine Silk Ties, for
Shirt Waists for boys peated fronts
Fancy Sunder Fancy FIemstched andkec
io,ren stock of Light Underwear reduced to
qualities Hard Embroidered Nghtshts
Wilson Bros s Shirts Wilson's Collars and Cuffs in all se
anomalies
Fine Gloves sra5 81 S.
Full land complete stock of Bathing N Trunks
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CAiIdrsa cry for Pitcher casls'ia
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~ hEngSN CRY +, RrsI, --Thc eisy coHn-
ea- held a meeting Yesterday 70 discuss
hisssares sor redeening outstanding city
&sipt. Afser 6 reneral disrHssian " the
sn&s.eF the civ aiioraey WAS fasiraeseG "a
- - US an of1lneacc ~ sieut the CsSs. u he
sn.iiits1 a. sae ueesiag on Friday.
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Great clearance sale al Takias, singer
man d Co.'S this week. Bingham and cal
leo sc up
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Black silks lower than ever this week al
Toklas. siBgerman & Co.'S great clearance
sale.
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From SC up-SAse ct Victoria lawns aud
white goods at Tokias. sIngernan & Co.'S
great clearance sale.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-12-15

tented and keep striving.
find In little poem by Barry Cornwall ar|
idea which, believe, comes home to the hearts o
all OF us. Here II Is
Touch gently Time
let ne glide adown thy stream
Gentlyt-as we sometimes glide
Through = quiet dream.
Humble voyaEers we.
Husband. wife. and children three
One ts lost-an angel. fed
To the azure overhead.
Touch gently. Time
We've not proud or soaring wings
cur ambition our content,
Lies IN simple things
Humble voyagcrs are We
Ger lfe's dim. unsounded sea,
seeking only calm cline
Touch Is gently. gentle Time.
Nearly everyone desires TO go through life qui-
city, to grow old gracefully,-at least those of rs
who think much about future years and what they
may have In store for Us, do. There are few who
do not sometimes give, at least, passing thought
and mayhap that is quite enough, to the possible
dark scenes through which they may have to passl
man in his prime does not care to dwell on tho
picture of himself when old age shall have over
taken him; nor Is II necessary that he should
though there Is a way of looking at it that stimu
lates thrift and strengthens and develops true
manly qualities. 1t Is this quiet contem pation O
life in all its possible phases and learning TO take
in the proper way, with little worry as possibl
that causes old Time to deal gently with us to
chary with his wrinkles, his crowsfeet and his grs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-29
LIGHT AND AIRY.
Cricket.


Dought the cricket grounds az dawn Of day,
Where solemn cricke>ers. 70 fate resigned,
With gloomy 5rows began their dolcfal play,
And bowled or batted With detected mind.
I watched the batsmen with barn door bat
Swipe slowly a. ball that crept along.
And unused. 10 see fielder, short and fat.
Pursue the ball. with snatches OF old song.
II Oh up the hills % heaven climbed the sun,
And on the downward slope his course began,
But Soaks lad scored his thirteen hundredth run
And every now and then again be ran.
SO now they put demon Bowler" on,
His arms he fiugs like threshing fails around;
He views the ball with sorrow, and anon
Hurls IL abroad or casts 1t on the ground
Now deeper silence fails upon the scene.
And Nosks OF last from human weakness faks
While darkness ,eils the drcar and dismal scene
As the heafse driver for the rlayers calls.
Yet still long 10 know what game was made,
That may know the best, or rather worst:
Th. mourning umpire tells nc they lave played
The Grst half Of the nrs; half Of the first"
-Burdette IN Brooklyn Eagle.
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Curiosity.
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
Original Kicks CulIed by The Detroit Free
Press.

Original Kicks Culled by The Detroit Free
Press.
We take the following from the last issue
of The Arizona Kicker:
A NEW DEPARTURE Next week we shall
begin the publication Of an agricultural de
partment in The Kicker, thus making a
years subscription ten times as valuable as
at present, without increasing the cost to sub
scribers We have made arrangements with
tenderfOot who struck the town without a
cent TO take charge Of the new department
He is a sailor by trade, and we now have
him out in the country learning the dsIcr
ence between coyote and Hubbard squash
He may make few blunders on the 80 OFF.
as he sticks to it that potatoes ought to grow
on trees and that wheat grows wrong end,
too, but be is q hummer and will get there
by and By. Remember, this department
does not increase the subscription price at
all We arc simply trying 10 publish pa
per worth 500 per year for g.
CONE ACAIy.-If there is moro courte
Gus gentleman in all the great west than Col
DubiG we should like his address. We re-
ferred to the colonel the other day as an IN
hung thief 1t was only our way, but he
took exceptions and called at the Office on
Tuesday and knocked us down. The blow
was delivered in the most genteel manner,
and was not accompanied with any verbal
utte7nnccs to shock our sensibilities. Neither
did the coonci gouge our eyes or chew our
cars after we were down. He was cool, calm
and composed, and we freely admit that we
got up with an Increase Of 20 per cent IN
respect for him. Oar nose was skinned, and
We Knocked an auction bin into ''pi' as We
fell but $50 have no grudge TO satisfy. Tie
colonel could do no less, and we are thankful
be did no more We shall be pleased 10 sec
him again.
TnANRs.-Our thanks are due Mrs. Gen.
Shift for peck of beautiful onions seat in q
day or two ago Also, TO Mrs Judge len
bricks for six toOtns0me sandwiches and q
dozen pickles, Also, TO Maj. Hayes for two
pounds of butter AMI a slice Of ham, 10 is
generally known that we board ourselves, and
our friends vie with each other in loading our
table with delicacies. We pity the man
without friends.
Z. S-Subscribers viii please excuse the
looks Of The Kicker this week. The two
pounds Of butter mentioned above got mixed
wi.h our ink 10y accident, causing the latter
10 run too freely We have added some pul-
yerized clay 60 the lot, and expect the ink TO
stiTcn up before our next issue.
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Ruin Ahead.

Practical Mother - Oh, you ninny Do
yoa mean to say you have gone aud engaged
yourself TO Mr.. De SILK You'll storve;
yolll land in the poorhouse; | know you
will.
Daughter-Why, mother, he has one Of the
largest dry goods stores in the city.
What Of thatl He's going to rack and
ruin. Why don't you read the papersp
There is nothing in the papers about him
except bis big advertisements"
Isn't that enoughl Just read them, and
you'n see how his fortune is being swept
away. lie says every day that he IL selling
goods below cost. "-Philadelphia Record
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Hot weather.

Sid Jones, Of the Jeffery Printing com
pany, was yesterday entertaining friend
who has just returned from summer spent
IN Arizona His friend told him that it had
been very warm out there and that he had
suffered intensely from the heat. At this Sid
maryeled greatly, saying that he had always
understood that the summers in Arizona were
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool, and that pair Of blankets
were necessity at night. "No, you're
wrong, Sid" said bis friend. 1T was awful.
Why, just TO give you an idea Of how hot it
was, we had to feed our chickens cracked leo
10 prevent their laying boiled eggs" And Sid
laid down his hand and quietly passed out OF
the game. Chicago Herald.
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Marguerite.

knew maiden sweet whose name vas Mar.
eueritc
But, oh. her charms TO picture despair;
The color Of her eyes was tie June blGe OF the
skies,
Aud woven out Of sunshine was her hair.
Her heart, ! thought, vas true. this msidens
whom know.
and joy was mine 10 be her chosen lover:
How bright the futures hue while love Is gem
med with dew,
And iridcsceat wings about & hover.
But swectcet flowers will fade; ey, loves Of man
and maid.
Il vas the same old story. told once more;
A fashionable bail. q lacl, of whcrcwi;hal.
Aud now ! call on Marguerite no morel
Paul Pas;ncr in Yankee Blade.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-29

Young Lady to cigar deaierj-Have you
the Fragrant brand OF cigars, sirl
Dealer q. miss.
Young Lady-How much are they box
Dealer-One dollar and half a box, miss;
100 in box.
Young Lldy-You may give me a box,
please. They are a present for my-my
cousin; I've often heard him say now fond be
is OF fragrant Havana.-New York Sun.
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\ Permanent Discovery.

"And So" SAID he bitterly, when he real
lied that she had rejected MIN, land 50 you
have been flirting heartlessly with me all the
while Wei, thank heaven, ! have found
you out at last"
Eyes, she replied, you have; and what is
more, think you viii always find me out
hereafter when you call "-Somerville Jour
mol
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niS2DBOintfnent.

Mrs. Bascom-Did you see the mummy in
the museum, Ebenezerl
Mr.. Bascom- Yaas, but was kinder dis
appointed.
Mrs. Bascom-Why so!
Mr.. Bascom- Why, the burned thing was
dead.-Exchange.
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Cause.

Ethel Ishuddering)-Iiow the trees moan
and sigh Co-nightl
Bobby SPEAKS whereof he knows-Well, /
guess you'd moan and sigh if you were as
fun Of green apples as they be.-Bingham-
ton Republican.
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Tho Sin OF Gambling.

Clergyman-Those men arc selling pools
on horse races, / believer
YES
How disgraccfull It is tho worst kind
OF gambling. The authorities should inter-
fercn
"Oh, don't know. I'm going 20 put up a
few dollars on Johnson's soi1el myself"
"Nou are. Then I'll cover anything YOU
want 20 bct That horse can't trot little
bit."-LiIcoin journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-29
New York Markets.

NV YORK, September 2S.- Flour closed
moderately active. prices are held higher
and buyers are holding off. suPeriine win
ter g. ye3 50; southern firm; family extra,
3. S5(d5. 40. Wheat steady; spot sales,
No. / red State, lC6, No. red winter,
september, 1913. Corn easier; spot sales,
No. 2 mixed, 5ol@5lc.; October, 5osc.
Oats steady; spot sales No. white. 40c.; No.
mixed, September, 29ic. Po'k dull !;
new mess. i5.37lMl5.75. Lard firm F,
November, 9.e0@9.7O Sugar. raw, dull
and nominslly unchanged, refined steady
and moderately active; cut loaf and crushed;
&c: cub and powdered, sc.i granulated.
llc Coffee, Rio cargoes, lie.