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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. September mo sales al
auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary
to-day: Wrappers, "a hogsheads, filters
20 hogsheads: dark tobacco. hogs
head: burleys. 5 hogsheads. Total sales
reported 10 secretary to day, o2 hogs
heads.
Private sales reported to the secretary
for week ending Saturday. Septembe
It'll, 1899: Wrappers. 1867 hogsheads; fill
lers, l5s hogsheads: cutters, Z hogs
heads: smokers. "a hogsheads; scrap. !
hogshead: dark tobaccos, 3sj hogs
heads: sun-cured. 10 hogsheads; West
ern, 80 hogsheads. Total sales reported
to the secretary for week ending Satur-
day, September 7th. 1889, 200 hogs
heads.
Office of the tobacco inspector re-
ports inspections for to-day as follows:
Inspections, bright, 63 hogsheads; dark,
IL hogsheads. Reinspections, bright.
lG bogsheads; dark. II hogsheads; and
for week ending Saturday. eth Septem-
ber-Inspections, bright, j3s hogsheads.
dark. 3ls hogsheads: Western. 70 hogs
heads. Reinspections. bright. % hogs
heads: dark. 90 hogsheads. Total in
spections for week. 1920 hogsheads.
Office Of the Collector of the United
States Internal Revenue reports collec-
tions for Richmond city to-day as
follows Tax paid cigars and cigarettes,
Si.5s3.90: tobaccos. - 2l2 60, special.
81 60. Total collections for city to-day.
IS. 97s12.
Office Of collector of United States
Internal Revenue reports total collec-
tons for the city of Richmond for
week ending Saturday, September I
1889, S29. SOS 81.
Farmers. wilson's. Shelhurns'. Creu-
shaw :. Shockoe, Allegheny. Blanch-
ard 5. Davenport 5. Centre, Seabrook.
Old Dominion and Myers warehouses,
report 80 hogsheads and II tierces de-
livercd to-day.
The same warehouses report for week
ending Saturday, Sept :. 1889. 6l5 hogs
heads aud - tierces delivered.
Our Mr. w. Il. Mallory leaves to-
morrow night for the Western tobacco
markets.
Mr.. Tazewell Darlington lof the firm
of Darlington & CO. was called unex-
pcctedly to Halifax to-day by a tele-
gram announcing the sudden illness of
his wife.
The Richmond tobacco market shows
strength on icrdppers and filters. The
Gales for the past week were large. espe-
cially in the dark grades. {. Mel.
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Ealiimnre MarI.ei..

BALTIMORE. September - Cotton
firm; middling. llsc. Flour fairly
active and steady. Wheat Southern.
quiet, fultz, ;0aS9c.; L)neberry, ;ja
Sc, No. ,, Soc, Western duh aud
easy; Nc. ,. winter red, spot, Isle;
September. 7Ssc. Corn - Southern
. steady, white iOa4 ic.; yellow. 4laiic. :;
Western duh and easy; mixed. spot
aud September, i0saiOic. oats very
steady; Southern aud Pennsylvania.
2la25c., Western white. 2ja21 lc.;
Western mixed, 23a2;c. Rye nominal
at 39ai0c. Provisions steady. Pctro-
leum steady. refined. si15. Coffee
nominally firm; Rio cargoes fair. l9ic.
Sugar steady. A soft. Ste. Copper
steady; refined, lO!lllsc. Whisky
active at Sl.lO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

last week out in Ohio lightning struck a
cornet player, knocking his instrument from
his hands and melting il, but without seri.
ously injuring the player He afterward
confessed that he vas just going to play in
the Sweet BY and By, with tho echo refrain
Providence never makes mistake. -Burdette
in BROOKLYN Eagle.
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lsneclal Corresponderce Of the MN es.

"say, old man, I'm IN a sad fix. Mis-
Gushington writes me from India that She
engaged, and a. me TO send her letters
back. They make horrible pile, AMI, con.
found IL. the express company won't send
them c. o. d.
"How muchi % asked the cold man, sadly
-Harpers Bazar.
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II. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS. no, September Flour
quiet and easy but unC hanged. Wheat
lower; September. 7jsc. bid. Corn
lower: September, 2Sic. bid. Oats duIl f;
September. Isle. Lirl-Prime steam,
SIC. Standard me.s. :ll.OO ;
dry salt meats. shoulders. &C.. longs
and clear rio. &c: short clear. ste. Ba-
CON Boxed shoulders. 5.c. longs and
clear ribs q: short clear 81. i2iasJ.l5.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

Chief Detcctiye-This man whom you have
arrested Is wonderfully disguised asa woman
How did you recognize him; by the way he
fumbled for his pocket
Assistant-No, watched him go into big
store and he bought the inst thing he priced
aud then came right out.-Lawrence Ameri.
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Harlem, Magnificent conyeniences.

One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street IS not
alone a business thoroughfare. IL IS also Il
street Of magnificent conyeniences. In one
block there are three physicians, an under
takers establishment and florists store. -
Harlem Local Reporter
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Cohen-You don't ike dhose pantsl Wy,
they wer finest goots, custom made in latest
style.
Customer-But see, the waist reaches to
my shoulder blades.
Cohen ltriumphantlyl-I told you sol Dot
vas ono Of dhose directoire waists-latesl
style oud.-Liie.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

hlChMOND. Va. ''ofse"s"~ -
OFFERINGS.
Wheat COS bushels.
Corn 900 bushels.
Oats-2 0t6 bushels.
Rye-200 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Mixed. 600 bushels prime at
s5c.: Shortberry. 100 bushels very good
at SOC. do. ~ bushels good at 'sc., do:
so bushels fair at 75c. Total sales OF
wheat. sl4 bushels.
Oats-Winter, 20 bushels fair at 5sc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market fair.
Quotations. -Middling. le.c.; low
miudling, l0ic.; good ordinary
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FaiLcr-My son, you must not dispute With
your mother in that way.
Boy-But she's in the wrong.
Father-That makes no difference, and you
might as well learn, my child, once for all,
that when lady says a thing is so it IS 50,
even il it isn't so.-Pick- Me-Up.
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New York Produce Market
Thy Ielegraph.l

NEW YORK. September Flour dull
and weak: City Mills, extra, Si2oa
"a IS for West Indies: Minnesota extra,
81 50as5 %. Wheat steady; spot sales
No. red winter. s5asSc. September, s3tc
Corn dull; No. . mixed, 43lc do.
September, 42c. Oats dull; No.
mixed, 26c. cash; do. September, 25ic.
Pork dull: mess, sic o0asls.50 for in
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. September Wheat opened
duh aud steady. Corn weak, but be-
came strong and steady. Oats quiet
and steady. Provisions active and
higher. Closing: Wheat-September.
roo; October. 7Gsc.; December. ala
;;ic. Corn-Septembsr. 35ic,; Octo-
Der, 33!c.; December, 32ic. Oats
September. l9c October. l9lc.; De-
cember, l9ic. Pork -September, Sll.35,
October. Sll.40: January. -. Lard
September, 20; October, S5.7S; Deem
Der. $50. Ribs-september, $40;
October, sjaSl.Sii; January, II a..
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Value of Contrasts.

Little Boy Mamma why are you so cross
at me all the time'
Tired Mamma-Because you keep doing
wrong. and want 10 make an impression on
your mind.
Little Boy-Well, mamma, ! guess If you'd
be good natured just once It would make a
bigger impression. New York Weekly.
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The same Old Beestexk.

whats the matter with the beefsteakf'
asked the landlady.
IL don't know" replied the new boarder;
but have a horrible suspicion that the
COW was afflicted with general ossilication.-
Washington CAPITAL.
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brakeman plainly)-Lawrence! Change
cars! Lawrence.
Passeuger-See here, young fellow, do you
want every one TO know you're greeni
Brakcman-Of course not, sir.
Passenger Wei. they will if you pro
nounce a. plainly as that. Lawrence Ameri-
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An ancient stone in the grave yard G
Litchileld bears the following inscription:
Under this stone lies Solomon Taylor,
Next 10 him Is Gates. the whaler,
Further on down deep ia the mud
Is all that's mortal Of Uncle bud.
Gardiner Dle.l Reporter
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First Stranger Injecting a wanderer or the
desert-Say. have you come to arrest met
Second Ditto-No; I'm Charley Ross. VIII
you kindly find met Who are your
First Stranger I'm Tascott. Lawrence
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Advice from the Bench.

Judge-Three monthsl
Prisoner Ia little hard Of hearing)-l beg
your pardon
Judse-You needn't beg my pardon, better
beg your own Rochester Post-Express.
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A Pearl BEFORE Swine.

Whats. your name, Sis" asked Cholly OF
the pretty waiter girl Pearl, sir" "Ah,
you're the pearl OF great price, no doubt. "
NO, sir, I'm the pearl before swine. Pitts
burg Telegraph.
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Literary Item.

yisitor-My name IS Scribbler. sent you
several contributions Is there anything
among them you can usei
Editor-Yes. the postage stainIs.-Isxas
Siitin.s
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Smart hoy.

Lady Guest TO small boy)-Why, Willie
how tanned you are!
Willie frankly)-Yes'm; father done it,
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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No Alternative.

Giles-It seems dreadfully extrayasant to
90 to such all expensive tailor.
De Jinks-What could dol He was tho
only one who would trust me. The Epoch.
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spected. Lard dull; November, ~ SSt
Sugar Refined steady: cut loaf ana
crushed, sic.; granulated ., mould AZ
Sic. Coffee steady; fair Rio cargoess
l9ic.
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slow but sure.

Fac-Simile OF broken tile found in the nurs-
erg Of Commodus during recent excavations
in Rome, showing the true inwardness OF the
celebrated race between the hare and the
tortoise. Life.
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Pooling the Landlady.

Eli-This steak Is awful.
Joe-Then why do you eat III
Eli-To keep 1t from being made into hash.
The Epoch.
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RICHMOND. Va. September Z. 1889.
FIRST BOARD
5000 Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac dividend obligation at ll2.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. BID. asked
United States 4 s X. & c.. 100. ..-..
United States 4. K. ( Co. l21t 5000.
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A Rise In Corn.

Corn always comes up quickest about the
time young crows begiu to y.-Ths Epoch.
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Cincinnati Markets.
by Telegraph
CINCINNATf September Pork reg
ular at Sil.00aSll.l2s; family, Sli.25a
Sll.37i. Lard kettle-dricd, r5a7c.
Bacon. short clear sides. J.05lSG. Wits
ky-Sales Cos barrels Of finished
goods ., basis Of 81 W per gallon for
wines.
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Reported by John l.. Williams & Son,
bankers and brokers. w. iii Main street.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stock MARKET.

Reported by e.. ". Branch ( Co., bankers
and uiokols. NO. III Main street.
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THE SCENERY OF LUcERNE.

one who has been to Lucerne knows
that the scenery cannot be described.
The Paris edition Of the Herald the
other day published letter from
Lucerne. which was a wild whOOp. sim
ply. it said. to show the sort Of letters
it did not want, so | shall spare you.
Certainly. in clear weather, the Lake OF
Lucerne is beyond all description. II
lies like splendid sapphire IN its set
ting of mountains and SHOW. | have
seen nothing else Just like t.. | hold 1t
TO be the most beautiful lake on the
earth. This may be partly association.
for the first glimpse | had OF Lucerne
WAS when heaven smiled. We had lett
home lust a month. We had seen XII
larney and the LOchs of Scotland, "A far
bit Of England and Holland, and had
reached Lucerne at night by way OF
the castle grimmed Rhine and the
dreams of our childhood. Every castle
was Of gold. and every rock concealed
a L0relie. When we awOke IN Luccrne
It was raining. In little time, how
ever. it stopped. ana the clouds began
to roll up great Rige on the LETT. ard
greater Pilatus on the right, until only
the tops were lost in the sea of dim
yapOr above, and we got the first
GLIMPSE o. Lucerne and her mountains.
As we gazed suddenly down the lake. up,
up high ia heaven before us the clouds
BEGAN to melt, took form. and right
across the sky. bathed in the sunlight
stretched that line OF snowy peaks clear
against the azure dome. | cannot DO
Justice TO the grandeur of this Lion Of
Lucerne. which, like the snow capped
mountains, to be appreciated has TO be
seen. as he lies guarding the lilies even
in death. A nobler monument never
came from the hand OF man. The in
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Baltimore stock Market.
limeinnaii Mark.t.

BALTIMORE. September 5.-Virginia
threes, 6ia61..
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WHOLESALE Price sUExEN
Country Produce.

Reported hy Spratley 4 Oyerbcy. Commits
Oh Merchants lgOs cary street.
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citation. The mountains rise right out
of the blue water, and every cove or
lutting point is associated with the
career of Tell. The chapel erected on
the lutting rock, where he is said to
have sprung from the boat of his cap
tors during the storm. Is one OF the
points Of interest. Altdorf. the village
in which he was put by 1.-THE tyrant ~
Gesler to the test of shooting the apple
from his sons head. lies no. on noun
tain, as had always pictured it, but in
a little meadow between the mountains
not more than a mile from -Fiuelen.
We drove there in company with a
family from Boston. The gentleman had
lived at the Exchange Hotel for little
while before the war, ami knew Rich
mond we'll.
Every ore vino knows Richmond
speaks of its beauty. The spot where
fell stood or knelt-he always knelt IN
the pictures-is marked by a large and
ferocious plaster monument. In the
right hand is clutched stumpy arrow.
The spot where the boy stood Is indica-
ted by a fountain /; whilst Gesler has the
finest memorial OF all. an ugly tower.
| have always believed this story Of
Tell aud his son. and ing first doubt was
inspired by the fact that the two points,
where he and the boy stood respectively,
are some two hundred yards apart, and
that to hit the apple Tell must have shot
around a corner However, he used
cross bow and this may have made
difference. Seriously, II was all most
interesting, for the story N Tell is one
of the most inspiring classics of Liberty.
Returning, we took diligence aud
drove from Fluelen to Bonmere. The
road winds along the margin OF the
lake up over cliffs, into which.
in some places. chambers have been
cut to admit its passage. In
the Boston party was little
girl with great dark eyes. She aud |
walked apart Of The way. She liked
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. p.asr.on,. -ai.r.xIne.


AZ 8 immor morning could not lie
moro plsasunly spent than iu- reading
|: the j uT. humber OF .rPo,ersonS" No
lady can have this magazine for a year
without tiuding it indispensable in re-
gard TO the making OF bonne:s. dresses
and every other sort Of g,rmeut In tho
newest style anl most economic al
nanne The hhusehol | department il
nv perfect in ita way. aud In ''rhings
Worth Knowing" There is ench'mouth
an article on hOane management. nurs-
ing or some other slljcctlnt,ieailng o
houSekeepers aud mothers. The lii<r-
a'y, contents are made up Of ohoice
novelties. ntories and poems ,hy poru
lar authors. and tho si-el engraving and
wood illustrations are always admiral 10.
Terns: .TYo. dollars. = yrnr. or one
d'llnr for. six mpahs. Send for a
sample copy. Address Poterson's
Magazine. 3OG Chestnut Street. PhiIa-
deiphsa.
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Mill CrCek Fails.

The Homer Index says: '.The fails
ut the head Of MIlsGreek Canyon usu.d
II mngnitici"nt sight now, grand beyond
,lescr,ltiou.sud 10 will remain for three
:uorths to ma An imme' ke volume
of water makes n v~erticle descent OF
ntnr.y u thousand feet. with thuudering
IeverberHtions. 49,.
The uomora OF an earthquake mo
constantly Jolt in.,he sdjacent ground,
mud OF n point hnit way up tho cainrn>.
Ito ioldos, mnn in compelled to lie
Il wn au,i view the q iui tpectncle iu
brrnthIoss wonder aud ~nmhz"Dent, Ter
u {. cling akin to terror se.zcs hin, ns lie
f., l. the srl,d rock shake uuder his
feet aud .sHl acs What q puny creature
he is compared with tho re,istless
flood"
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Stern fhther-"Do. sou not know that
il is gambling te. plny marbles for
kerps2"
Guilty son-s"No. sir,. Wa il gam.
bling whom you aud those g,nt!emen
tlnyed. c"tis for pynnics tho other nigh,
when mamma wns outf"
Stern lnthsri .(leas !terhly)-"Wrll-
"h"m--,ou See-.my .spn,. yon nro too
y'nna =. gudetftasJ, 1ho. dinrrrnop in
such things. There's n nirklr; go md
bay you sell sc'pa s!ry n"rblsr.'--1hc
EuOch,
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Terrlsis ~Aeeiaens.

An s1cuni,n train from Armagh near
Duoli1 WAS wrecked near that place
Wednesday morning. The train con-
tanned 1900 persons. composed OF
Methodist Sunday school scholars.
teachers and relatives. The slaughter
ct children ~as simply friIhtful. 1t is
now estimated that over loo were xii ed.
Mnuy are dead and dying in the wreck.
Several little ones were pinned do~n ly
the ~vrsckage aud irnpuled by the huge
spliEters OF tie cnr-.
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1.hs Ne sy:IsaiIrosa..

The new railroad Tint will 10 prao.
ticnlly the Pacific Onilet vi. tile Union
l"c'hSisiliGroS lhs' spn,he'n portion
Of The State. tue portion IN 1T uceuiIg
railroad Communication hlil tiat wall
bu most tsnehted by tthe.n. .rassiun
tniUu Ia nifiettl tuis;fitts' that hIu AZ
lr,sett rssetiSHliy out ~ tho wVrh oil
irohtntle Working, the resources o
Nevada will 10 immtnsoy incIemed
Ninnp y shyii lutq aiist tie hist .irntn
IN Inn over the new foAd. HE i'm.
mediate neighboIhood Oi the road wiil
boi nRiuol oi 70 the added prosperity.
ns Increased facilities for transportation
u'ii have turir' influence 10 Is great dis.
tanco'oif tithsr side oil. tlfs iius. That
tie road is ~ be built within II short
s!ma sem. Low 10 be beyond question
ia tile minds VI tliotO who IRE ~ ,upply
tie iura1s. and that v-,o or more Lraucb
road, will also DO Luili IN not improb.
atlc. The e. ctiOn tLni is at present
HlhU.t inaccessible will be ,u,iIy
reached wien The Los road is finished,
hifh Is ns rich IN resources as nv pUr.
tot OF tho State: AID e,oy Int. les,
within our boundaries ~nl receive
either direct Or ihditeet encouragement
from tho addition to the humber II
aorkingtDibes that will Us tbs firs,
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IioTE;I. ARRIVALS.
Depot HotcI-Clark & Green, Pro-
prlclorH.

Depot d Green, Pro-
prictors.
Mayer. Norey; C J Doskowitz.
s F; F X Hit, Idaho; II II Re herts.
st Charles, No; M@n T. Briss,ll, Wells;
d Jerr'tt, Il s Jerrtti, Georgetown
Cal; c II Coop, WI lei Co.
E Dnkin. wm Perkins. Lamoil Q: C
II Coop. W u Tel Co; 8 J Paul, Bait
Like City; Harry NJ Brown. S F; Win II
Briss,lI. Wells; S Spencer, South FORK
J II Shepherd, Lnrhrop; Z U Hardy,
Tonro.
FL CarSille. Mound Valley; w "
Haskell, c. Buskuwitz. G II Stewart.
S F; Vim + Brisseli. wiuntmuccu; A d
FaruSworth \ vie. South Fork.
W A Browne. T S Porch, Hunting
ton: ] @ Hickman, Moth Fork: +
willef"rd. City; DIR J j Lees. George
Young & son. Eureka II woolverlon
4 wife. Secret Valley; Mrs @ II Brewer.
Cabin.
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a Wntcr strike in arIzuna.


on.the 1t Of June q lis strike Of
water: WAS matte NJ lhe Sterling silver
.nili, TombStonet .&riz,ua. a well lad
been snnk t." ndrrth uf. 81 feet in gram
ite witaoat ftrli,s watrr, when q dih-
mond drill was putin md. drivsn huri.
EQUALLY. tdropsh!t s1roch fox IS feet.
On the evening nt June |. ~ they were
taking out the diamond DIR II TO extract
the c,rGs. h, How '-6f' wntvr followed,
which nverngts;6 Of II, 600 gallons Of
water per "a h0nrs. The size OF the
hole is "a inches, Int the pressure has
rot set been gagged. All Tombstone
is new jusilnn,S mid the diamond dri
will he sinild'ly es,ployed in searching
for water At ili.tLe mines and mills in
tue Vicinity. 80" ...'sg: -.
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, Whiskry,tnn 'Causc.

A. y. Harp. Superintendent Of the
electric light works 1t Jubuslown. sly.
liquor was resipGinsit,R f6r Tie loss OF
ut lcnst 1900 lives during the food
lie ravs utter iLe' aa,rr invaded tie
frat ilDcrR men invaded saloons. aud al
I'll" tiino Of tle great wave nearly n
Thousand drunken men. were on the
streets. They were unmble to save
themselves, aud caught nui dragged
others down; moreover, their families
we're drowned Tor lack OF their assist
nncc. ...f H..
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or Stolen.

From our pasture near ilnlleck, somo
time in April. 1889, one light bay horse,
branded JILL CONNECTED. (the stems of
the J md l. forming tho lI). on left
thigh. s on left shoulder and 20 Oh
left hip. One dirk hay horse branded
90 Oh left bipnnd vented On left shOul
der, also branded 20 on left hip.I
A suitable reward will be paid for the
return OF the horses to HalIeck, or for
u]fornIntiUn where they Inny be found.
KELLY & McCAIH,
Halleok. New, Mny y. 1889. II
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4 Mig RoIIlo.

At the Paris Exposition will Ia on
view n bottle ten feet high anj four feel
in diameter. Coul = Luudy rrospectol
be provided with such . bottle filled
with liquid nutriment he would be able
10 remain up in tho mountains IA Who'll.
week without being obliged to return
to camp for a fresh supply OF proris'
ions. II Yn. Enterprise.
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f~iasy;Timcs nt ScuttI~.

A Seattle di,ratch Of the llth aiys:
1t a stranger. uniniormed OF lhst
NO KS Dire, had suddenly dropped ito
Seattle tn-day and walked down S"coud
street, lie wuull have thought he was in
tue midst Of some grrnt sheet fnir.
liut when the eye was turnea To The
south mud west it met ~n:scrne 81 drsolG-
ton that diyssicd the scene Of ,utt-uc-
t.reneSs and Pic eGtvd The awful extent
al Last 'se KS igrtat diS,'stor. Wallis Of
i"ldiIgss, - stand. grim and gaun'.
among sGni3IderfiR' debris. sen,rics
p ICE TO and ira OH the bound, Of tine
burnt district, and challenge ali comers
wio try 10 pas their lines.
Seattle has ulrealy girlrd mp her
loina and started in earnest the work OF
building ssalf the metropolis of Wash
ins,ou ~ Ga,;iss Of &S1rklnsu pro busiiy
o ,ga1ed!sf tie water font. removing
d :uris and repairing aud replacing
rninol whnIres. Attacks hhve been
III ,Lo upon tho will Of bdruol build
inss, anI they will imnneli"tftyr'h he re-
move! t.ai .hs %ork::oiE new structures
b.gurf. Tho schuols started up again
tnis morning and a.. the churches TX.
c-pt rrinity, Episcopal and the
Mclhodisi PIote.tuuts, which were
bn,tel. hell services in the usual place
yesterday. The Two hrusulcsI on.
greg Iona hold services in temporary
qiarrstsjs Tue iutly newspapers are al
Issuing As nsnhl. p
A iurxs. nuiIlUtr. OF insurance nijusters
are at work Oh losses, and all say they
VIII pny without qnibblihg. They Place
the tu.-l.l - Vt Sl5 ,QjJ, 900 with n Fri.
hs ovarG qusrlsr'ihsi,rnu M frnme
buildings VI any kind are allowed to ~
mp III tue burnt district.
Mayor Moran Issued a proclamation.
'thti,ig that al! la,Vring meu out OF eth.
pl,yuient will lie given work Icy npll ca
ton TO the Citizens .]Committre. Al
persona rrn aiming Idle after II certain
timo will he cursid-ro d an Migrants aud
vail lie trr ated ~ Incl. ruers is no
nceL for quyoue ~ reintI idlu now. Il.
laUuieis arc In demand.