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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25
SALT LAKE CITY GAS COMPANY.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders Called
NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
special meeting of the stockholders of the
Salt Lake City Gas Company is hereby called,
to be held at the Companv's office 40 East, First
South street, Salt Lake City, U. T., at 8 o'clock
am, on Thursday, September5, 1889.
The object of said meeting is for the said
stockholders to vote for or against proposition
amending. the articles of incorporation of said
company so as to extend its corporate existence
to the term of fifty 500 years, from and after
Nav %, A. d. 1872 instead of twenty-five (25)
years, as heretofore, and at that date in said
articles provided
BY order of the board OF directors of said Com
pany made at said Salt Lake City, August :,
1889.
T. W. ELLERBECK,
Secretary.
Publish August IL to September D. 1882
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25
OTHER CASES.

Thomas Roach, charged with petit lar
ceny, was discharged
Thomas Jones, a hackman, and who VIC
lated the ordinance regulating the running
of hacks. was fined s..
John Curtis was charged with stealing
water at West Jordan. The case was
taken under advisement until Tuesday
next.
James Maynard, charged with stealing
water at Riverton, was found guilty He
was fined $50 and costs, amounting in all
to S46.65
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25

MALIEToA is back in the Samoan islands,
but he hasn't got his old job back yet.
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None REQUIRED,

Lets you and play mind reading" said
the first little girl as they stood at the gate
'Oh, no." replied the second.
"But whYT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25

he goes over to the bookkeeper.
HAS Elkins paid his bill yeta'
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Because mamma doesn't want me to, and
besides know all what is going on anyhow.
You've got a new hired girl-your mother is
having an old dress made over-your sisters
beau has gone back Cd her, and your father
stayed out all night the other night. "-De-
troit Fress Press.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25

beauty is the daily
use of Ayers Hair
Vigor. No matter
what the color of
the hair, this prepa-
ration gives it a lus-
tire and pliancy that
adds greatly to its
charm. Should the
hair be thin, harsh,
dry, or turning gray,
Ayers Hair Vigor
will restore the
color, bring out a
new growth, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Publish August II to September 5, 1891
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25
Beauty

Is desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best be done to
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-21

-l'ardieU, 60 nest pas nlalia.
La belle Josepbe qui he parle Il
pers0n,Ie, css,sse I0ngtemps avcc
toi. C'est 6videmment le sig,se.
Que tn es pref3r6, son chouchO0
Et dams ce moment meme, tn fais
IL collfgien; tn IL laisses sen alIer
toats seule, te contentant dan SER
ss,nent de inaisss, comme un s'nou
resx plat0nique!
Ia ssiss Az procAois sssssrs.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-21
i THlBODAUX LINE, sAMEDI, sEPTEMBRE 21 1ss9
-Celui.ia, riposta lsouillard. de.

-Celui.ia, riposta lsOuillard, de.
venan, tout fait sdrirnx, c'est le
scul homme au monde qui ST soft
intere>se 4 moi. 81 vOuS mo d,tes
son nom ie croiIai vraiment que
vons etrs une sorciere.
Son nom est NJ. LecOq.
Ronillard demen,a stnpffait ct
ne put repondre one ces mots:
-Je ne crois pas aux magicien.
neS. parlOnS done S6rieuspthpnt.
Vons connaissez mon existence?
; Dams tOus ses details! En-
vOnirz sons Ia preuve? Vous etes
un enfant tr0uvG. VOus avpz et6
fles6 i Stains; vous avez et6 place
tont jeane dams une maisOn ie cor
recti0n. Pnis, vons 6tes entire chez
nm cartonnier, oh vous avez essaye
de gagncr bonn6tem-nt vO,re vie.
All! vrai! ellie est forte, celle-
la, lit Rouillard abasourdi.
e. la di-euse de bonnie aventnre,
ajonta en- bai~sant encore Ia volx.
| ---Si vons vo"lez, je vons dirai
aassi que ie sails, moi, que nj vons
nj les v6tres n'avez commits le
menrtre De Ia rne drs Acacias, pour
l-qnel vos completes ont ete con-
,iamn6s.
Un sonrirc lie joie illumina le
v,sagr dn Fht6.
| oh! pour ca. c'est encore Ia
verit6! Allons, je vols que vous mr
connaissez bien. mails moi. du dia-
BILE 81 je sails qui vous 6tes! Je vous
al vue pautre soir, je vons ri tron.
v6e jolie CONNIE M aDge, ct je snis
devenu amoureux de vous! Ga a
ere CONNIE 40 coup de fondre.
Mais en- lin de compte, je ne soup.
conre pas 4 qui j'ai affaire.
Pour linstant, IL ne me parait
pas ntile que voas pappreniez. u
one je vous demande, Al vous tenrz
4 me revoir, c'est de me promettrr
une Obeissance absOlue.
| 2 2
-Je ne sails pas 81 c'est parce
one vous &tes .habill6e en- sorciarr,
mails ie crois bien qne vone avez
| ensorcel6 le psuvre Rooillard. E,
pnis, ajouta-t-il il dun ton plus grave,
vnus ayez prouonc6 le nom dq seul
homme qui matt fait du bien
Vous ne: l'aurez pas invoqn6 er1
vain. Ordonnez! commander j
| jnre de vous ol,6ir en- tout ct pour
tout! ,tttt
-Votre main, alorss
| -Eh! quot !, vous consentez 4
| METRE vo,re main blanche ct mig
| uonne dams Ia mienDe, dams II main
dun voleur, it-il en- baissant Ia
voix. III, -. -
-Ooi, r6poudit celle que nous
| svons entendu appeler II belle 10.
sAphe. Vous avez promis de mo-
| beir ct, : partir dc CO jonr, je veux
que vous soyiez un honn6te homme.
Puis ellie se leva, ct Rouillard, Sc
| ievant aussi, &c nit 4 srs ordree.
| Pendant que cette conversation
await lieu tiaus IN bosquet, d'on
ron pouvait voir IL grande sale,
l-s Gustave, les Emile ct les Ph6.
| mis potinaient q tire larigot sur
Pierre aussi bien que sur Ia belle
J0s6phe.
ITEMS, disait Ph6mie & NJ
| Emile, vois.tu bien Ia preuve que
itu mes qu'un gobeur ct qu'clle eli
tient pour lie Fdt6. lis ne No quit
tent pas dune semelle, dams le
bos9uet.
-Mais regarded ton tour. L.
VOLTA qni &c iAve. ct qui sen 70. II
llni sesre Ia main ct facc0npagne
iusou'a Ia porte CONNIE une smbas-
sadrice. Et pais, berniquei Ellie
part toate se0le, CONNIE t0ujoarr,
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LA FILE
MONSIEUR LEC00.
?a, v; suslash q 4. chahriuss.
[Suite.l

-Une dtrangere ne SO risquerai:
nas i la RENE. Sans nn ,Om,ne. Or.
IL dnminn .qni l'accompagne est
6viflemment dn sexe auquel je dois
Phemip!
A CO moment, une particuliere &
Ia vOix sie r"gnmme vint sc meier
4 In conversation DIES drnx accrO.
rhe-rGnia; c'ftait justement Phe
mip, Ia femme a monsieur Emile.
lie l'arir, dit.elle, one vons ba-
vartl"z s"r Ia belle Jos6ph@!
-Cette grantlr, rn sotciAre.
IT, Ia connais 7 s'ecriA Gustave.
Pas r. mOims du monde! Eat.
ce que jo freq"rnte ce monde-la
Settlement, il "a qnatre jours, au
Vanx Hail, je rai aperc"e.
tn vols &c que jr disais, s'fcria
Emile. Une cOureuse de baIs,
VOLTA tnut!
-Et alors ? demanda Gustave q
Phem,e. tf.fI f(E II
-Alors con,inua ellie, Jai de-
-nsnsle son nom 4 a" inspectenr.
lima ditq"'ii I'avait entendu ap-
,-ler IL B-lle-.Jnselpl,e ,,ar des la.
bitu<s. Je ne sais informer.
-Et quest &c que tu IN appris !
--Qnr son in"ocence ne doit pas
l,esrr brsus.onr plus que h notrr.
-J'~n 6iais sur, dir Emile. u
"A rrsuse QUO l'endent denx
s-msinr~, elle srsind ses gnetres
al Grand. Txrc, srElysds, 4 "a Boxle,
r"fi", dams TONS les la a>tringues,
drpais Ia. ville,tr j"sqp'snx Ba,ig
m"II..~; r'6'ait eufim CONNIE al
qu'elle axrnit vo,,In les visifer ton. !;
"nais, rB rea'i,@, 0As Nit p.rc.- qn'rlie
rh.rchait Gnelqu'un It qn'elle ne
le trouvait pas. VOLTA "a clIOse!
-Ca doit aess ssysiit Enils, u
Aglrrsve, r-pti, Ph4i,ise, sut
ie I'arierais 0u'elle a de"ich6 ici,
CO qu-lqu'un lai 'F'St'oS :
PAS l'ossils'e!f SI.fk3 xzA
-Fauirait vavuir IN vue basse
ponr ne pas -eluqn"r Ga! Dabord,
.irpoi* q"'elle si-nt 1 Ia Resse, o"
nr " volt plus aihe,ws., Done, c'rs,
qn'apre. avoir ,ate de tons lea balls,
ellie y 6nalemrnt choisi celui ci.
Eth 'bi+nl qu'est.ce que ca
prouve I ca ne ps.i.schs pas dr.
s'es. aller touie seulc, auasi bicn Do
Ia Refine Que des sutres boites .
mnsiQnc.
-To"te seule I Ta parole Mais,
mon pauvr- gareon, Ia Ne i'sa done
pas vme sortir avGxt kicr ! Est ce
qu'~ll- etait serle, cS so.r-lAi
-Avec Qni done est-elle soItie I
-Avrc r. Fhtf, mon pitt.
-Je vrux bien qu'ils soient sor.
tis ensemble. Mais, ciuq minutes
apras le galop final, mons etions 4
prrndre un m6l6 avec Rouillard.
Ce qui proave que, s'il \ sorti avec
ellie, cOmme c'rst arrive a d'autres,
ellie lui \ gliss6 dans les doigts.
-Enfin, j'en suis pour ce que j'ai
dit, ril,os,a Phemie, ellie un fable
pour Rouillard ct ellie conrn par
tout, j"sqn'a ce qu'elle pait retrou.
v6! VOLTA! s..
Celia p.raissait 81 evident, one
NJ. Gustavr, Qui await le plemier
drmand6. ces renseignrments, &c
leva de II table ct 80 dirigea vers
Ia belle sosephe avec Ia terme in
teutiou de causer avec ellie. S~ale.
memt, ces mpssieurs Gustave Is ont
nue. mamiAre 4 eux de cxuser, plu.
tot aver les mains Qn'avrc les l0vres,
pui amene parf0is IN f6>ultat op
pod 4 crlui Qa'hs - sl,sops,srnt.
An PRIMER astonchrment. r'ncs,'1.
mu~ pousss On cri; ct, dinst,nct,
Ne sanva vers Rouiilard, en s'ec,i-
ant:
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ko"iliard cause avpc cette pimbA-
che, d'antres an,out bien lie d,oit
den faiie antant!
-Pardine! Ga no peut pas atre
pour !ni 'Ont senl! Ou alors. ca
srrait un phenomena, aj"nta.t.elle
sur 'e ton tic II plus parfaite bonne
fol.
Attends On pen, dit NJ. Gustave.
Ko"il'ard Est la plant6 d-vant la
porte, qri IL rrga,de sen aller.
CONNIE Oh Disaud. Nous a!lops
lul offrir MI verre, 1T c'est bieD IL
''ab'e II nous n'avons pas le flu
mot de sa belle mysterieuse!
''Le fin mot" nous ne voulons
pas le laisser chercher a nos lee
tenrs, qni, Failleurs, FONT 6videm
ment devine depuis les pramieres
lignes de CO chapitre. Aussi bien.
Phemie nc s'rst pas trompee. Celle
one l'on a nommee Ia belle Josephe,
a l'arcourn, EN- effet, tous les balls
qui emailIe"t les boulevards de Ia
Chapelle, de RM.hechonart ct de
Clichy. II est exact anssi 0u'olle
y cherchait qaelqu'un ; ce quelqu'up
etsit Roaillard. Une fois qu'elle
ia eu trouv6, son senl but, son
unique objectif, etc d'attirer Fat
tentiOn do Pierre, do se faire remar.
quer par lui, en- un mot, de le rem
dire amoureux! Et nous venous
davoir IL preuve q"'eIle y a r6ussi!
La femme qai ne redOate rien,
nj les sdangereuses rencon,rps 9u'elle
I'rut faire dams ces lirnx de plaisir
valgaires. nj les grossieres paroles
qa'elIe est exp0s6e & eatendre, Ia
femme Qui ne GRANT aucun peril,
'nais qui marche droit .levant ellie,
vers IL r6sultat Qu'ello s'est jure
d'atteintlIe, c'e>t Ia c0u,ageuse lille
de NJ. Leco9. II ne lni u pas sufii
de retrouver Ie Fate. &c qn'elie Il
vOulu, c'est faire de Get holnme une
hose = ellie, M. instrument obeis.
SAINT O'est par lo d6voaemeDt
qa'elle :tenait Toupiu. C'est par
Famo:r qu'eIle tie"tra kouillari +!
Amour resp~ctueux. bien entendn! /!
Ellie est certaine que, le Jour on il
saurs qui ellie est, Ia reconnaissance,
Sc ioiguant 4 Ia passion qu'eIle 7lui
inspiree, ON fera le plus soumis
tles esclaves. sol
-aat ai s.lp III m STA
Less habitu6s de In Reixs Blanche
don't Mons veBons de pasler, Ph6.
nsie, Emile ct s0n ami, aO0'derent
donc Pierre Reuillard, qui, en- effet,
debOat sur le seuil de IL grande
saIle, regartiait Ia belle JosApLe
qui suivait II lougue alice sboutis-
saut au boulevard Ciichy. Notre
vieijle conLaissance de l'afiaire Sc
noncher "'etait pas trop chang6e
par sOn s@jour dams IL maison cen
trale tle MeIun. La vie r6guliAre
quill y await menGe par force, await
6tabli. dams l'inter6t de a. sant&,
ua. hsureuse compensation avec
lexistrmce aventureuse ct agit9e
don't il await nse avant ct pendant
le process.
-Eh biem +! lui .llemanda carr6-
ment monsieur Emile, tu as done
tOus les bOnbeurs d la f0is, veinard !!
TIE VOLTA libre ct amonreux.
LIE Fdt6 SQUIRT.
I -L;bre, g. Sc volt, dit-iI; mais
amoureOx, Ga ne peut pas se voir
Et 4nOique je n'aie pas 1 en- rOugir,
ie ME den,ands comment vous
raveZ llevi,D6l
-l'ardie 60 nest pas Maii0.
La belle Josephe 4ui he parle i
pers0nne, cassse IoOgtemps avcc
toi. Cest 6vitlemmeut le SiQne.
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G"s'ave. Mais les amis s'interpo-
setenf. La fGte etait donn6e en-
son bOnnrnr, car on celebrate sa
mise en- liber.e. II ciait done le
lion dn moment, eft, CONNIE tel,
.ait droit 4 des caprices de dies.
Dote. C'est ce que les f-mmes dc
ces mpssienrs firent coml,rrndre 4
Gnstave, qni dut cfdrr, DE- fort me.
chan'e humeur, pendant Que Ronil.
lard. ayant Offer, son bras a Ia belle
eplO,ee, Ia cOndnisait nn pen il Pc.
cart, mais tonjonrs sons Ia protec-
ton dune d"ml douzaine de CANA
'ades vigonrenx, qni s'etaient
c"nstltnes ses gar.les du corps, ct
an domino mystfrienx. qni ne quit.
TAFT pas de Peil sa compagne.
LIE Fhte @tait 81 aime dc tout le
monde, la.dedans, que NJ Gnstave
en fnt ronr ses frais de. seduction.
!! Sc rattrapa snr le vim chau.l.
Pendant ca temps. R0niliard await
graci-nsement offert & Ia sorci4re,
tOujonrs masqnee, les consomma.
ti"n~ de chnix de l'endroit, et ellie
&tait rest6p iDsensible. .anssi biem 4
In prime & reau.de vie qu'au vim 4
In trancaise. M
IN ny a done pas moyen de
vons 0ffrir quelque chose. Z deman-
dat il le plus galamment du monde,
ear. je vors al reconsus tout ds'
snite, c'est vons que j'ai snivie
avant hier. Ce soir ID vous m'avez
echarp6 CONNIE nne angnille.
-Qu'importe, 81 c'est pour vous
que j.. suis revenar.
Pour moi, sous CO d6guise.
Ment !!
-Je Fai pIis dams 10 but de vous
dire votre boane aventure, o. vous
vaf,ilsf q sesas 49, - - kaf-s3.
Jei ne demande pas mieux, ma
joii sorciere
Et Hoaillari pensait qu'on alIait
lni faire uhe farce de carnaval.
-Donnez- moi votre main, reprit
.l.nconnue. .J~ lis dans ces ligBes
que yOus etes bou ct hounete ct que
svous avez horrenr du meter qai
vous y d6ja vala plusieurs c0udam-
nations. rs 5fsssI IaIi 8ae as4f,-ss
Rosillar.i est IN triste hoche
ment dr. tote, mais il cessa de sOurire
It p'6ta one plus serieasa attention
aux paroles de In sorciere.
---Mais j'y Iis aaasi, coh,inua-t.
ellie, que vous re.omb-rez encore
dams lea m6,nes erremeuts si vous
ne tenez .'as compte de &c que je
vais vous dire. as
-D'abord, pnisque vous sves
etc graci&, il faut cesser de fr6quen-
ter les gems d'ici, qui necesssire.
ment vous offriront an jour une
part de com,licit6 dams quelque
mechanic affaire. Go nest pas
tout d'avoir 81 grace. il faut Ia me-
ritter par a. b0Due conduite!
-P.rbl~u vous avez raison,
mails Embarrassment, nous autres
que Ia loi pnuis, nous sommes
forces de vivre ensemble. PersoDne
NJ nous tendrait Ia main parmi les
gems qui out ca Ia chance de pou-
voir roster honn6tes!
-Qui salt I Peut.6tre cette ligne
que je vols dams votre main, indi-
que.t ellie qu'ane femme veut soc
cuper de vous, . Ia condition que
vous la, 0b6irez en- tout ii
-Une femme! Jeune I
-Oui! =.
-JOlie
On le dit 81 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
rRArrnrs orr NEw.YoRK pEALINos.

More disposition toward buying was shown by the
EXPORT trade in wheat Saturday. Purchases were
made of so 900 bushels although they were stmua'eu
by a concession of 1-401.2 cent. Reports were re
ceIved of n large business at Baltimore, compie'ou
late Friday and involving $4,000 bushels Inc
,poculaton stl lags tho free receipts Of the cereal
,xerting a repressing influence on new operations
Some frmness was impaired early by reports OF baa
weather abroad and September sold at 50 3-eGs3 IL
,,d October at So 3-sas6 IL cents The support
coon cayo way on fine western weather reports anu
,he large movement of wheat, and the nhal Prlcos
we've generally shade easier. The tran actions ioneu
un 10 onlv 900 600 bushels. Last official prices were
as folIows: August 50 10 September SD 3o. octooer
"a November IS A. December SO IA JANUARY q 3-S
and Nav OF cents On the curb December was quo'en
at SO lisa Sc IA cents , ,t,or.
en- Seclining is for August at AZ and November az
az as Ia for September at A. ID, and 3o cent LOT
oats were dun and only steady. the options closing
unchanged at % 10 far September and OCTOBER 70
for November, and 30 cents for MAY o.,.
Larf was extremely dull and irregular: Opuohs
closed unchanged for September at SO 30 October UP
! NJ 80 10 and November points al SO 20. December
UNCHANGED at SO Is, and January down point az
Sc IL. a. .., m c.,,,r
The receipts OF grain and -four reported on satui-
dav Al New-York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
we're as follows Wheat. 16o001 bushels, corn lo3,-
5sI bushels: oats III 200 bushels total grain o!S-
orc bushels -four, 29073 packages. Al Chicago, MI
waukce and St. Louis the arrivals were Wheat 2s4 :
500 busheIs !: corn sol 5o4 bushels: oats 2I2 $50
bushels total grain, l,OoSSS3 Dushes' hour' i2'oi'
hor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26
COTTON n1ARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Aug "a, p cotton America m
ing Cad The sales OF the day included 1900 bales
Aemrcan. Futures closed easy MISUNDERSTANDING low
middlng CLAUSE August delivery, 4o64d buyers August
and SCtembef delivery. 40-G4d sellers; September and
October delivery g264d sellers October and NSyem6cr
livery. f0.64d buyers December and January delivery
30 CAD sellers January and February delivery 3s6ld
value: February and March delivery, 38-64d value ,
September delivery, 4o.Gid sellers
galveston. Aug 24-COtton quiet. quotations revised
mlddlng iia-c: low middlng, 102c good ordinary,
05sc net gross receipts 10G0, all new crop; sales
l47 bales stock, 4.011 bales ~
Norfolk, Aug. 24:-Coton firm middling II net and
Savannah Aug 24.-Cotton easy mddng 11sc; )
low middllng 1OSsc and receipts, ot4 bales
ali CROP Efforts coastwisc 10 Daes, salss, 40
bales stock. 2522 bales. ,,r,- go.
low mlddIing l6ac good ordinary 9iac net receipts
499 bales including 1873 eaisS nsW gap Sues
5Gi i bales; sales 80 bales; stock. 1883 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug 90 (specisD.As was the case each
dav during the week. liberal export movement OF
wheat saved the price Saturday This news aided
uttle BIZ steady prices abroad and bad weather
over there lust about balanced lot of bearish news
from the west The arrivals here were 1913 cars !;
,he estimates for Monday $50 cars. The out move
mani frnn here was the smallest in long time only
o. goo bushels against 100000 bushels received
Ia however. IL was said that the vessel
tnom had been sent away bv the enofmous corn
charters The shipments for the week are; never,
thejess 60 little behind the receipts that the local
STICK Monday viii show less than 100000 bushels
incrrasc The visible IL eNrecled 70 snow p MOO
crate increase possibly 100000, again8t eOI'oOO
last year The 2it operations here were OF a mum,
dr,,m sort the range being al day within IL 70 20
cent December wheat opened at "a 90 sou DO
tween II IL 10 II 5,3 and a cents ana cosed az
n 10 n is cents. Corn dropped another peg pc
rsse of the enormous receipts 9ls cars, ana l,O3o
cars for MONDAY September opened at "a Ia cents
.s,ld between "a $50 1898 rs. and closed at
SO rs TO 81 cents. Oats were weak May aeGmnl, ~
o2 rs 10 23 cents. Provisions opened weak HOES os
~ The yards were 20 cents OF. and OF course lne
decline in corn had some influence. but ArmouI
continued bis buying Of the nearby opilons OF Porh
and RIBS and the result was that september snu
October pork and short ribs al the close shower al
advance over Friday. while lard and the more uis-
iant options OF ribs and pork showed no g sitns
and even o little decline The seasons packing
here SO fat Is nearl. 100000 ahead OF last year
On Tie curb wheat showed 10 change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26
CLOSING UP A SUMNER HOME.
ANOTHER SEASONS WORK FOR POOR oHIhDhhf
BY THE SEA.

ANOTHER bEAsONS WOhh iOh @NNN'
BY THE SEA
& The summer home for children al BAN, Long Asi"u'
closes this year week earlier than usual o""s
no lack of funds for running expenses Inc nono "
a grassy bluff overlooking the sea- is devo'ed py inc
chdren,s Ajd Society for about twelve weeks every
summer to giving poor children week In the country
vhere they can have surf bathing, swinging r'ui"K
Bying through the air on swehDach caplo anu ~.
air games on the lawn under the trees Inc WIN %
dspendent upon the annual gifts OF prosperous P'oP'
This wear the gifts have been smaller 'nah uSu','
owing H. il thought to diversion OF cnantaoie oo"'
buttons TO Johnstown Penn. and perhaps INC aos0"eo
OF so many people in Europe. Many OF inc ni''0.o
regular contributors have failed TO remember inc
s,,mrcr home this year. and the institution has oeen
Ian, onen ne long as 1t has only by drawing trom 'e
repular funds of .he society. The superintendent
g. r. Fry is Obliged to close the house ho"' ho"o'er,
,a.v,nr omen only the Ilaxtun cottage FOR cnppiou
girls which is used during the winter as heanquar'cr'
for nartes OF boys bound for the West.
In splte of .he drawbacks the home has manager 10
entertain about as many girls and boys this summer as
ususl over 1000 in all Inc girls
nave had week each. at an average
r.,se NJ NOT over 81 per week: the boys day each
From fifty 10 eighty girls week have been turned
away on account Of lack OF dormitory room' ABOUT
ESQ being all that sleeping facilities can Do supPn0u
for at one time The Haxtun cottage Tor crippled
girls has been full and has done gooo ana oehohcon'
work among the little ones who oannot romp WIN 'ne
other children.
several improvements have been made during the
last wear. one has been the construction OF sea
wall Of wood and stone crib work, $50 feet long at
,ost Of "a, 400, which was made necessary by me
storms of last winter. The waves tore away par,
Of the old buwark and cut deeply into the BANK at
one time threatening 10 carry away even the super,
ntendent's house. Another has been the nclosure y,
The pavilion so that the children could nave goou
playground in rainy weather
3tber imprpyements are needed Music ought to be
provided for the merry go-ound as that is always an
Important element in the enjoyment OF inc ruinE M,
good asphalt floor for roller skating or use espxiay
In rainy weather. would be delightful addlIlon;;
Here are chances for the charitable next year. ana
tbose who are interested would visit the home IN per
son when the season Is in progress and see the nap
plness and health conferred by small gin OF money.
The requisite contributions would undoubtedly De maoe
In short order.