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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New;York, THURSDAY oct io.-BEEvEs- There wers
We're back at jersey CITY twenty three caoads camc IN
that steers At Of AND %heh single ~
for an Fast SIDE '!aushtersr. v,.,,.u All, .. -.
and medium cattle, but firm for good
fair Texas sSss IN for Colorado and range ran See
and ae and 0 see Pa ON the nes ana
rs sheep the Trinidad The Italy sailed with cattl'
MICH CoWs~Keeelpts thus far this week 40 head,
SS ffGSS demand a. steady Prices Poor good I
C&LVEs%Receipts at all New-York markets 491 head
Of which 1868 at eQths Dull and weak for grasserS a.
sold al a3.c fed do at sS4ac veas 5a7sc, and
Dressed ealye: slow and weak At sssSc 70, dressed
for Siy g5ia5e Te EeSS: S5Fss average
a. g 20 per o 100 m 90 25O Ed g q 2 o = do -
i Do ?$G y at q 10 weses4 dS 2o o. ,st a. Eea
n P5sR?;sh S$sSS${ l'5 & S'Ss
Fed T tas KIP s. Is e Ssss is5 T. g
Calves 155 n at 4c 10 Veas 162 n, at &c; do, $50 d.
'' Hume Mullen veas 215 u, at &C., do, 100 D.
Judd Buckingham: yeslls 172 Al D. at, st he DO
3 DO, io5 n at SCI 5 Fed Calves $50 ~ at s''c;
p s. Kase Al Grasssrs tpoor 245 n, at lac; Fed
ca SGEfF - hN s. IS vSs S1 81 carloads of oa
head9 carloads Soht ~ eaosGs a. Jersey S
and carload at HOboken rev cdIlOdus "eIe VdLito
over yesterday Trade quiet with sheep about steady
declined 4c per n Reported transactions in
cuded sales OF common good sheep az - geo 10 pei
IL carlo1ds OF Canadian Lambs changed hands o.
private terms probably az something over &c per 10
Dressed Mutton fair demand a. ; P G a. S ShGC
with general sales reported 92alO2c. Not very mu
liG saesD5ienbasE Dewey 81 state Sheep 81 sye "a
d. "a n, at So so; 1917 do 20 ~ at 81; 42 Canada do
so1 ~ at 80 50 271 do SLY H. at private SALE as near as
John j. MaIleneecf 81 PcnnsyIyana Sheep JOB n g,
& 90 !? g. do o co. a. "a 81 s. Pennsylvania lAm0
Walsh. Kirby Co: SO State Sheep, 81 n, at 81 75i
4 9hq I'D 49, o6 e. gs e x 90 I'd ?t state Lambs % ID
d. Harrington: 2l7 Pennsylvania Lambs ssh n, az
sc 426 Canada do 81 b. at IS 10 222 State Sheep and
Hume 4 Mullen: 10 State Sheep, lis n. SIS; Il
j. n Pidcoc at 60th,st: 50 Territory Lambs, 81 D a
81 ~ at IS 100 Pennsylvania Lambs 50 D. at g So
T. 5. Kase Pennsylvania ewes 81 H. at ~ oOi y 40,
100 do G72 ~ SO 20; 10 state do, ISL d. at &c 55
Judd Buckingham 95 state Sheep 1872 %, AZ ~ opi
do los h. az 5o % Do l94 N AZ - 20 80, 100 p
~ at 50 IS 81 State do 63 II, SO So 81 do 81 n. At
Sc 90 SOC do IS y; at SO 80 CT, 90 - .s,-s. s,7
J. F. Sadler: 100 Western Sheep So D at - 7oi oof
N. Collins 1913 State Lambs 70 n, at 90 So
HOGS-Receipts, or carloads OF 296 headIIbe car
loads sale. Just about steady, but slow at 42G0c per
for MEDIUM and raj nc for Light.
SaleS-A. w. Lamb Is STATE Hogs. 292 D average,
at - 10 per 100 n 70 do 100 H. at ~ 30; rough DO
J. g. Smith; 40 State Hogs various weights. a. "a rs
P. s. Kase 50 Pennsylvania Hogs, 200 n. at 81 IS;
Judd & Buckingham 5 State Hogs. 900 n, at 81 so;
Rough 10. 40 ~ at So 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

MR. MUNSON who is the competent author OF his
own system says that " the PACKARD SCHOOL OF
sTENoGRAPHY is the recognized headquarters OF NUN.
son PHoNoGRAPHY" He ought 10 know. He also
says that present conducted this school comprises
there is in shorthand teaching That is Of
consequence.
There are at present in the school nearly hundred
pupils In daily attendance four regular teachers OF
shorthand and typewrtng teacher OF penmansp and
one teacher OF ENGLISH composition etterwrtlng. dc.
II has in daily use fifty REMINGTON typewrters with
the best lighted and commodous typewrng rooms
in the country and the best instructor in ypewrtng.
Three OF corps OF teachers and three women
and they do honor to Not only IS the PACK
ARD school the official headquarters OF MUNSON
PHoNoGRAPHY and Of REMINGTON typewr.ting, but
4, is the best school anywhere for only
few more pupils
All Of which Ia respectfully submitted
8. S. PACKARD. President
l01 East 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo n. Y 1O.-Cattle-Receipts last % hours
500 head; total week thus far Is 100 head for
same time last week. 1890 head consigned through,
$50 head $50 head New York; 40 head sale;
market dull Sheep and lambs-Receipts last q hours
200 head total for week thus far % 600 head; for
same time last week % 200 head consigned through,
1900 head 1.SQ0 head TO New-York; 1000 bead % ae
Lambs dull and lower having declined l5G25c Sheep
steady and firm choice TO extra sheep s. ?5qt5 meuT
good do, 81 50dSi 10; common do 80 j00Si 20 eool
20 choice lambs - 90ds6; fair 10 good do - $685.
common do. ~ 50d$5 Hogs-Receipts last "a hours
72O head total week thus far 1920 head for sam;
time last week AS 800 head consigned through 42Os
head . 100 head 70 New York: 2520 head on sale,
St. Louis oct 1O.-Cattle-Recelps 1000 head ship
steady choice heavy native steers
ss5s 10. fair IN good do 80 2Ods4 sOckers and feeders
II 75df2 go: range steers 81 l0dS3 Hogs-ReceDts.
900 head shipments market strong; iair 70 choce
heavy SO sOdsi Is packing graie IS 79Gsi 10 ushS
ments none market steady fair choice 50 l0aS4 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

Milwaukee Oct lO-Flous steady wheat nrm e Ssla
7iNe; ncccnbse,r 7GNe; No ! Northern s SSi ages.
quiet; No <. 81 PC. Oats dun No wbn"' a ncober
RYE quiet; No l. 43hc harley easier No Z, b1tier
55a,c Provisions firm; Pork $40 rs lard - ECO bbls
eggs and cheese unchanged Rsecpts-tiou siinmentr-
wheat 35 200 bush barley 80 500 bush 90 40 bush.
Flour. 200 bbls: wheat. 4. 200 bush baris1' ~~'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

STAINED.

Good Ordlnary...... "a Low MID Him. So. olo
Strict Good Ordinary. 9's Md1ling .-........lOs
,60 ports on realizing The Government report was
Subsequently put out showing reduction OF per cent
I'm the condition OF the crop and that in conjunction win
further irosts reports caused rally OF Gas points ea1
ing to brisk business closing hrn saes' 1ol''oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

inc ondtotions revised: Fair reduced 716c. MiddIng
GSoI Middlng reduced 4c Low MiddaGg reduced i,l9c.
strict Good Ordinary reduced ll6e ShG "a G
9 osG baes last week and g. 1873 bales this day last
SInce ceptomber receipts at the ports aggregated
hi go bales as against G01 oO3 bales for the correspond
ing time last year. o.--,.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
for Sale
Ocean Steamers

ANCHOR LINE. L. S. MAIL Steamships.
N NEW.YORK AND LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
ANp MILFORD HAVEN.
Saloon passage 800 500 $50 500 59coqd cla-a, $50
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From, PER Al, North River, foot Of Leroy-st
Anchor ia..---.Oct H. > a. m DeNo1ia-.Oet - 7 a. n
Oct. 10. Circassa...NoV. ., l III.
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL:
Cabin as and 500. socond class, 500 Steerage 500
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts for any
amount issu'd at lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, BOWLING GREEN.
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,rv WORK. DAILY TBmrNE FRIDAY H. lss9TEN PAGES
Qenfbers.

x,,,NTED i aides; Coverness taching German, Eng
w Iish and music also mathematics T. III tor coIege
n trxew II A. m to-day; also superior GeInan
arJ rursorv aoScrf.cs.. MIRIAM COYRIERE 81 last
T5th-,t bet Ath-ave. and Brta way
,ur ANTED -Csoyctncss, teaching FRENCH, music ana
w Latin TO 20 10 the West indies Address NJ C
Tribune ONCE
yUoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACIERS' BUREhU &c. ,ot
musicians housekeepers companions chaperones &C. 70
eoIe0es schools and families NJ 50 bookKeepcrs soslN
cbers and copyists business nrms - - ,,.-
SuisS q IT, WERNER 800 shave New York CITY.
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bNMAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
CITY OF EW- YORK Wednesiav Oct. 10, 10 a. N.
CITY OF berlin. wednesday October %. 80 p. IN
CITY or PARIS "Wednesday october 30. 8 80 a. m.
CITY OF CHICAGO We ncsiay, November 9 80 =. m.
CABIN PASS Me- s5G aud gP"ati SE6oN N TARrN
SONS General Agents 6 BOWLING GREEN, n. Y.
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Orn goo0s

4 TTENTlON Best 8ButtOn TrOuvilc
~ Gloves, c5c.; Lava;ere IS FL 90; French
Underwear B1rlste Hanikci cicfS Ling RE. Wrappers
Ma nees Perumcry. JAMMES. Importer IL West 3Oth-s
CARPETS, Rugs. MattingS Fancy Furniture.
~ and best assorted stock In city close buyers
will find bargains. Andrew Testers Sons al broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
Business Chances.

WANTED PARTNER.-A business man with
w $4,000 take half interest ard financial man
acemc manufacturing business located in Ohio Trade
established. Plant entirely AMI $4,000 Bears
Investigation. information adj
d,ess q. J. b.. 80 Tribune Building. Ncw-NOik city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
Danrine Graormies.


. rrEN DoDwoRTH, NO Gs1 FIFTH-AVE..
"A OPENS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
Glass for Gentlemen Will begin December "a
Private lessons at any time by appointment
ALEXANDER MACGREGoRS, 10S West 66th-st-
\ Now open for private lessons in dancing. Glasses
irrln Saturday, October 90.
-CARTIEEs DANCING ACADEMY 50 5th-sye: have;
hetween ami lith stsPrlyate ana class lessons
All hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls to let:
DyERTIs For pr TIE NE ~ PIX
rrowN OFFICES No 2Ss BOadvay corn,r r Thirty.
second and twenty third ST. until p a. 19 IVES:
i5s Fourthave F9GT 1S 200 Thrd ss
hrstst L5os Firaye 100 West 10 Eo its
tbn HARLEM OFFICE $50 East on, hundred and
twenty fifth ST. up TO p m. at regular ohlce rates
n, ERNANDo's ACADEMY. 102 East 55th,st. School
Il Tor Dancing. Department and Calsthenc Exercises
The new ami fashionable dances. Send for circular
<-FORGE w. WALLACE'S classes. 90 West 59th-st,
" now open. Harlem Branch so and 50 West 10th
St. opening this week, Friday afternoon and evening.
I/NICKFRBOCKER CONSERVATORY A West 14th.
II Thorough school for dancing and department;
Waltz GUARANTEED; classes taken charge OF In city
or country by competent teachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

Qenchcrs.
BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
"A. for all branches ia all localities 10 charge TEACH
lbs WANTED; fee for registration, form for stamp
T. z AVERY. American School Bureau Wet lith.st.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professor Teachers. Tutor. GOyeshesses
&C.. 10 Colleges School and Families Apply u
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULION. % Union Square.
-TUIoRS, goyernesses. professors. teachers All
"A branches supplied schools and families. School cIr
CoYRIEGE 81 h. 17th-st., bet 4th-aye. and Broliway
BILE TEACHERS. Govornosses. Tutor. Professors
n Organists, Singers COHpariors Mntrous
OF charge. Miss DONOVANS Teachers Bureau Musical
Agency 30 East 14th-st. schools recommended.
A SMITH and a VASSAK College graduate d,strc To-
a sons in fonlliles or schools College PREPARATION
st. between 4ti-aye. and Broadway.
ID RoCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chit
supplies superior teachers for schools eollcess
and families. Mrs. h. FREEMAN -BRoCKWAY "a
West 23dst Recommends schools 10 parents
N RrVATE TUITION. PREPARATION FOR COR
L LEGE A. EVERETT STONE CYae). IS Fast sci
Recommended BY Rev Dr.. Taylor. - successful
teacher, emincnuy qualified
DRIVATE LESSONS In English. French. Latin; also
In and The city Glasses for study 81 Best Auth
French Authors read IA original. Address Miss X
JACoT. 33 West l3Oth.st. or 81 East l7th.st
SCHFRMERHoRS's TEACHES AGENCY.
- Oliest and bess kaown 10 T. > Estabshei 1855
Fast Hth-st y.
w ANTED.- situation a. teacher Of Latin Greek the
w Natural Sciences English Literature by a young
luHb1 College.
" ANTED.-A lady to teach French and German must
w speak both languages fuentiy Address DR.. BURNS.
Hamilton Ont
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ouARLEsrON. SO. the South & Southwest.

THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TKI-WEEKLY LINE
Eron pier % T.. F. foot ROoseyelt-st), AZ s .. m.
cENT%OIF Charleston and jacksonville Fri. oct IL
nEtAWARE Charleston and Jacksonville Mon, oct ~
IGt10irOI Charleston and Jacksonville We'd Oct. 10
All steamers have hrstciass passenger aceomnouatIons
under open policy effected at onehth OF one per
cent. MM' l. VII -" p,riing Grcen w
~ r FGFR G. E. A. G. s. F. & p. Line, 3ls Bwy,N Y.
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GENERALE TRANSATLAN
7. WIPE

y IIQIE. FKLNOd I'M 10 II = II y ,,,,or =,
Companys Pier new No. AZ NOrth RIVER u OF Motonss
Ia CIfANPAGNE. Boyer. :S3tulday OCTOBER ~ a. m
4 HDU RGOGNE, FTIngeul. SATURDAY OctOicI ~ noon
q q GGSCoGNF SanteIi 49, SATURDAY. october 90, a.
~ FORGET. General Agent No. Bowling Green
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PACKET Co.

HANBURG- AMERICAN PACkEI co.
4 EMPRESS SERVICE between New.York, South
ampton (London and Hamburg. BY the new twin sore"
THPfeSs : ;. AUGUSTA VICTORIA II a, m, OF II.
Mail steamer IIammOna, 5 80 a m, october -,
REGULAR SERVICE to Plymouth (Lqndonl. Chet'
boufe paris and Hamburg also direct 70 Haho1rs "a
FIRST cabin ESQ aud upward steerage A. low rates
General Office, 81 Brgal General rassaSe 0 Gne'
Way c. sCHURZ, Dir c., y. RlCHAKD & o.
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4 aeon rr.AeE ron 1aIsHMEa.
way KwAn VIII Fsma fgianaaif ~
Mamn In CALI.
pAss sSmg4 faaxossa


Whtn Patrick Igan. the vel knows
ey-tfssaaufer os the Land League, who
has hesn appointed iFaitsxi Stats
minister 10 Chill. lands nj valparaiso
he will Teohahly isf4d a stakae erectati
in thai city In u coantTy man eli hIs.
Arthur Pratt an frsshnan whe
fought in the saF for south American
tn4ieE@ndsnce The custom house slt
VAanaraiso was being demolished 10
make rpAn for this statue wheu FL
eFoy curtis wFete hts Articles on t'hlI
Ia l1napfv,* in INT Nlsess Mr.. Egala
gets up ~ the capital. santiago. he
viii zee aaother statue az ara Irlshnlani.
fsernaKd ts'HiagEns. who aA& oae e6
the most fasssosls generals ri the sndte
penaanee war. ana who Il regarded as
the tERFatas as tihiN and after wiana
q whaau dtsssiss has heen called Hers,.
loo. wild In sewn $ castle built ia ca
sxMFGgAnE ard luxurious style isy ala
frsshnan. sA'fSF4en, and eaiieA
- nxier y Fafly,
Tie most beautiful place in aia
Esauth America astsil keeping MI.
tsaYtis asanf egIalel il santa l.srla,,
much saf ske heaaty Of which in due DO
a Ehglaaa ri Irish descent. Y. MSkpgf.
"a. shN heaFbF u q well kucwts name
in this Fefenhise Turing the late war
between taEsss anI Peru sbe aaois
fsuaaissag 'xaFTa>s an the side ri The
knguseT wgs AsaaSsass Patrick Lynch
Mr.. Cults says tiAa sstaauv "a thp
heading asen IT Chm sse ANA a.aye
beea II 9fssaa aesssws ansa ssslaas
there il = SytapatAetAc Asna lsstwee,a
she saasnyseek aua the xazssissr. : ~
that Mr. EAeaa all seA. hifn ~slf
among fsfaasts ia h(s 3aes hasAs Whas
II ssa had been sens ~ aaiaia4sA h, Ia.
eossrt nd NJ. ssase. II wasgkA SD have
leGa The frat t4aae thas an tristan An,
exisest Irem hAs awa ezaanggy hY "a
gslaA lass. had es0ss &, tonaan ~ Ne
regAnesetssstisa III a sarelga rover
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rae 1asfsk~ al fsasssatgramts.
t.tae&Rmass FEasR8

Ii ~ estimated thai seay Ans
foreigners viii sse landed in Sew York
this iseaA la search al haGses. TAesu
ss nothing in particular e. pruazrg tut,
migration ct sna$ ssnse- ~asi the tide
increases tt In eAasnss&t thai htaaaas.
eNaaesesa sscFse& If tina opssartass isssus
which the asw tertiary III Oklahoma
AsgsaFssaa hare tgsesa sgsdnSkts8ssss ~.
esalasest Ay tsse awnmss al xae various
trans Atlantic steamship lines Ths
saws sOYs&sasgE sess l1EYF Agscn slsualsi
asst sae best s9aht - nj tbs gaacsas,s.
neae Sans SAINTS assa wao wsli make
sssp~a esSaSeass ea& BE- sia@z asss waas
any uaoFs al tire hsssrs og aaarehasas
ARD sseel&hxss aao hare IN ale { aseaaa
&lga s&E aasaaahs aide. lie SAINTS ns
ssesaFe asggagS The ryaanary II aEreasar
oversize ess, ls - g3T cwak- III lac
ssssa8ne III sssN are soaasa 10 hs 81 shas
Questionable class ia EsM aashs 80 he
GA ssEe wsy as&sk ia Essrg rs heFssve ssa,f
8s bee ss~fssssxssFM
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Where safae uf the aass Popular
Airs Had ThsIr 0stgsn.

%%s@S%2sA 8sasRA&N&S
A convention of musicians Az Leip,
SIC, aorse tine since allowed that sous
bars Of enc melody resembling another
Of previous psshlscatiaa was rot a steal
bat variation of the embodied idea
that gseghlsag Is said. That there IL .
fragrant utilization os ether melodies
will be paspaAle - aay casual Observes
i'm the following songs. bat | doubt II
thers Ii ogs ~ a thousand who has
ever nesacess the similarity
When tae Rohinx Nest Again
starts exactly lSks Maid III Athens. y
Wait I'll the Clouds Eali By aegsas
A. ss~e the Blsae Besls ef scotland, e
4 sasgfas's *tLeove ri tae ShSmYu< K il
os tAe same idea ~ There In a Foam
tain KSiaes! With Bloed see Taee
Afl fnsgck hee, Never, ~hieh vas
shkrslasss'sa In ~Exmsnag. i a ssagaf-
saapsart OF IN asEaS HefiS tseeax Al,o. q
AHsy ore eesAparane mxeys great
Ness kuow. ~ he sad Song, Flying
TFapeAe. wi8 AnAtstat there In bat =
slight naoausataorlA. Rv ! changv AZ
key and tAe aasstsgssr e.E Il fsw n.sstsx
>lisfesenre ~ saaae hs-
sseea the 4spanssA Cawaaser and
the rAGysss at g leek~a 300. . aithough
they ~sse beth pssslasAssi aex,us she
Saa2s time. sTwini>se. TwSnkle. IStiIy
sttare OF WEI Tea Med Ne Id aAa
Aaxs @isSs.A ssset wGtas u gasassk gs|vsss
IN y sss4a Whsseuxnt,, e h 80 ess sseAy
allied 20 taassA~I's - Yen and ~ ts.st
lacy can hardly a-e sli*singssislssd one
tFefa Nss ether, All on Age4sart al
kskRa fEsaza tie oEesa $ HsssSsN TAsls.fss
i AsssaIag less shasa How I.srYeag Are
ts@ Messenger. Fgssxn Men4aeAsssvasts !
tssagRysa q 'srt Pau. Nhea Nellie
" - aEa&sng sAe Has II taken fr.ns
sae ssssae ATSassaa Meansasaa In
Milton Wes1Rnss exquisite sang
= IaseAassasg. sa@ refrain hears a very
striking resemblance tn art tsaai 4sssgna.ar.
salts sgskass~s a.svaay Woman.
wtssSsseF dogs Mr. hsAhasxa shsnk
ssz# Axs1ATecag r&xstas= s<ss 81 as4pss-
r. sasEs~ss TtaeE % saeAsss~ssxsv takes
ssse Last Aass al ~saszsxssssEes s4gsssc
ass$s sess sunday Night MFaaeg. the
sssassR . ksa4 taas .sssi eaassas ii ~
- s4awEa al Ne lsaek AxSas il al.
Nssssss ssssss fsss Tsaak abr sanse shaag ~
] y Sassasa Has N sesse asssa ahae s~s-
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$1,000
MISS shansss t'ssssasass..

k@&s&&&&S$&Ae
Among the arrivals hy the steamer
IalAnsler Last sxeaakng were seventy
five Ghanaee who lntesd IN make their
heaaea IN Victoria. aad who arrived In
NanNsaser 1sv tAe Ahyssinia. The
csasteaas n1sirla were Kept bsssy for 4
euursAe Of AeksKa in axasaInlne the ceg-
taacates preaan.sd BY tfse FaansElnl ira
nsaasass. aisat comparing tlse sisseFiss.
slsasas saasFAia sglsaa with this physical
pa0ssllsElstes 81 thu@e who presented
slahnt. Sewn sar eaNat Ut The april.
SsssstEs were re9aeea, ~ the descriptions
sasan III the Certificates eauld not be-
saasist % talls tahe shln. pale, canA
sssassIstaFe i90k1aE TAinarnass la par
Essslas veensssd yatY sssarh surprised
Nlae1s hs as refused asianasssaas Ga q
sesliilea ale describing hin1 ~ weighing
Aasssss 20 pounds and iseiag tall TAI
end taE alsIeFaspsaAe proportions.
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saasaasss ! xskaaaa Isal,reas,.


This rnaa hsd MS nanaTs,asasl and
tla srnn Ibid anHn an My On the
ilsst aeaslaa ii fss. miles ri tlals road.
On Masassay asaasagnr MeFaslane in
sitsA - ssaaypF afid city e0nncIa, and
eeFagAl Interested capitalists, With 10.
learners II tie city 10 10 out and In.
sEAes The llae. The PARTY boarded
TAI eaw. Netsk ssst to THE end oil the
sfheR fntursslsaa after two and enc.
hall h6ura mlasauae. The first Eve
Esaalas q trns.k heEng hallastess, MAS
fEsa Eha sraaashasf and hest
pskxN III neW rssad anYWkasA on this
atssas MI Tire hAsaaea viii he Ike II.
sIIae flN1ty wkS wsA pleased with TIE
RIP md aaslsSsa thai this railroad III
bsaslE fesF pS*sriannncs. Tbs officers at
tic fskad haA assgh confidence In thu
.aaletg VI tlsf track ard trasa thai l..
II. Hsasiesa KaR Esgutfud CO put 4 hse
81 giant Eo4Asasr IN the tsAs and nit uss
ID which b. did aa qaletly ~ II IL was
0UlT hex 1T primes. The second
sstslDFl Of ten miles will be under con-
sszuetian mksn. II the oWpers ri the
aand where n IL ln run viii be lfherai
nd psafnps In furnishing lie Fight ii
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Agany Il Conrssts

By perscas who, attacked By mild faSIn
ct raeuln asssa, newIecs to seek prompt ~.
LEI. Subsequent torture il prevented Big
an innedsass resort 10 Hostesaegs Stomach
kltsers. slight exposure, an occasional
dranght. VIII bsges this painful Eaaiady.
where there Is a predisposdtion 10 10 In the
blood. II is NOT aifRcuIt 10 arrest the
trouble at the outset. hat wei nigh i'm.
possible 10 eradicate IL when matarea No
eytdsnee In relation 10 this superb bleed
deparens IL more positive than that which
establishes il efficacy a. q prevonstve and
remedy for rheumatism Not only In II
thorough. bat sale. which the vegetable
and mineral pcssens. efsen taken a. cura-
Aves 81 the disease, are not Besides ak
Polling the rheumatic virus from the sys-
sens. tt oyeEc0mes fever sne ague. naIaons.
nea7, constipation and Gyspepaia-
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TINE naorHEE orrmr DuUnlssls
A IsKtIiianf JsmraaHias with R.s,
uaaatsa GMHaeY.
4rAna. sEApana i.

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Every snolf Of ous aambex who
wuaIa rather Dc gentseiIy dashed be-
side duke than savea In vulgar conf
panys haa his InoGthtul iasf now III
The Sutherland suatfsm0ny. Here ii d
~ q gossip concerning that eveatf
which / think ~ interesting IL any
that has appeared. The hrather liz
Hrs. Hair, She new duchess, Was Hlr
ycars q eslleague on the asaH Of d
Lausion egeAing pMFsex.
Il. II. Mitchell, son ps the master iii
Magiaasn uoIlege, heho7 man Of Or
lord member OF the University ekgEik.
champion in9arnniveystsy axufleF. win
HNT III the naaes evemts hi the athletic
programme af his alAaa mater AIr
hires Successive Years and here In
isonkoa aEaaseur CHAMPION heavy
weight, was IN all respects q rsrnaflk.
ah5u aSan.
This admirable crichson was s.s
modest Is a girl and IL simple a. q
child. His shys re1ixlng manner spoist
bis chances nj the bar and tn one easse
thai ean te8tafy caused others rnos9
aRkWAFdiy ~ mistake him. III hap
pefaed TIL club overlooking Waterloo
place thai nns al tao company Of nohlIe
lords spike olgehaiTeay 10 Mr.. Mitchell.
III III his quiet way. said II that wsss
repeated he should knock tho ufEanslsR
dUSm.
The noble lord did repeat theexnre.s.
sion and yan farthxlth kncekAa ansa
Tire fender Rsae,asssgg-, .
No ioIxrnaslat EssgiAeassy ever came 10
his w1Th lii tiaa faaaRuer aI Mitchell.
He siaeti to arrive daily at the GialAe
alIlee with long hawking gloves up 10
bis elbows and crooked hawk or ial~
cor. ehAaned on each wrast. His spell
III vurk finished ssAnskrat o. Arabic
vas III familiar 10 hlna a. English III
FYaneh.eosf aaa hted to Ethan IiiT
choice, and many GA afternoon hlIs
tha historian piled tagging legs alter
the enthusiast when, the bird o1 prey
having been thrown off At the quarry
We followed up hill ard dawn dale the
chase In midasr
ri Ii quite ln keeping with thu char.
aetsf oI such man that he should lie
III preeent, ~ he has beea Tor ssaf1te
four years past. legal assvsseT and var
tnai grand yaxlev tsn the king nj saa1la.
The salary liz coed. hut, what h 1tf
anpsr 10 the purpose, tire huntnK iai
biz game and other attractions OF ont
door iife and exercise. make up an
iasaaa lie For the exsaaaf0Fa Freeman