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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-24

Risine cautiously 70 HIS fess 10 felt ths
6Snas over d. aide q 5 cS.is. md sisn.
iss 1 sisn. n 20 n ... s ! c sss s.1: css.c .fs1 am.
easy 9lances in.o tbs dark cosner Of the
room. His pipe wont cart; tbs a u burnt
smoke she u~sotionle.s fgure In the chair
seemed suddenly To loom large I'm front Of
him and then N he almost ohscured by
For a few seconds 10 seemed his eyes
closed. WHEN he opened them the tin,
sat in the chair. though IL. hesi had now
fallen on It's breast. Full of . horrible
fear he glanced hurriedly at the clock and
then he spranR To the side of his guest
and seiscd the wrist nearest to him. As
hc did 81 he started back with a wild cry
swiftly between his feet. vanisl,ssi in the
gloom Of q ~neighborinR corner.
Ere he could rccover himself the man in
front OF him stirred uneasily, and rising
u~nsteadyily to his feet gazed stupidity at
him. .What's the matter ?" he asked at
Natter" shoMted the still trembling
surgeon "Wby, IT'S four hours past midi
night and you are alive and we'll"
his pasision. the STRANGE slascsd al the
mantie-shsif.-!"F ou -o'clock!" said he,
- O'Clock! Thank God, there was no
him: '"Is-it-is the clock right?
I the minutc,' said the surgeon,
standinR Rro vely Try with averted head. as
upon his knees and buried his fnce i'm his
hands.
clock slowly struck the hour of 4, appear
ing to both the listeners to do 50 with an
emphasis as unusual as il was welcome.
As the last stroke sounded the stranger,
who could even now hardly realize his
position. threw up the window and ex-
tended his head. The fog had Disappeared.
the air was crisp and clear, and the dis
tant rlIunhIinD of the s.slrlv mark (.t-S ga rtS
betokened the beginning Of another day.
"How came l to sleep?" he inquired,
closing the window, and turning to the
81 druggcd your drink. II was the only
thing 1 could do. You were i'm such "a
either have died or gone mad II I had not
done 3d."
The stranger extended hls hand and
grasp. "You ran a fearful risk! Suppos
that had died. My death would have
been attributed I" the drug and yom would
II CHANGED it," said Mostyn simply.
''Thcrc was no time for consideration"
ut has been u strange business, said the
other. What could il have been that was
i'm my garnet that night, and what could
have taken the az recment?"
"Rats," said Mostyn, smiling. "Ore of
il would not have done so IL I had not
been In % very excited condition. The
same state Of mind. perhaps. though in a
milder form. that you were I'm OH the night
you wrote your agreement"
''Tllerc were rats i'm the room, I remcm-
her," said the stranger. but I never once
sou, II not my iifc." and he again grasped
him by the hand. "iou shall not find me
Nor did he; for. aided by his influence.
the young surgeon rose rapidly tn fame
and fortune. which he shared in the most
liberal manner with the girl for whom his
Chambers Journal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-24

hard up and mot inclined To be particular.
A b~Hrret-bsilt, res-faced soman opened
the dooe. sised me zap from head 10 foot,
and aaid:
"Phwat do yes want
said ] wanted tn conse in and hoard
awhile with her. hast she shook her head
and said she didn't want me; that the
hossse was full. ] knew she was lying and
didn't want me because she thought j was
McStaruns, and finally asked her how
many boaftlers she had. She had:
Young Teller. IL yea want ter know
Oi'll tell yes. Oi hev elivin boarders am
wan Protestant"
"I've been wondering ever since"
unused the smooth-faced stranger, Iii the
lady meant anything personal hy that re-
mark. Hut l came away and left the 9th
er Protestant alone in his glory"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-24
Drawing Religious Lines.
p Chicago Times

From the Chicago Times.
"Ycs; I've been u boa rider of and ON
for many years." said the smo ,tll-faced,
s~habhy-gcntccl stranger rs he threw a
small pinch of tobacco crumbs into his
mouth.
AT timcs,'' he continued. "I've reveled
i'm board and lodging ut $50 per week.
Then. again, l have fingered with suicidal
intent in n 81 per week layout. But never
till l struck this town did l meet u land
lady who showed "a respectable religious
denomination one notch below a scrub
boaracr i'm the social scale.
"The other day knocked mt the door OF
u house ON the west side. II was "a tough
looking place, with the sign Working
mems Home. 10y Mrs. McStaruns.' strung
across the front of the building, but I was
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-24

sNn. II RhOlIY6 think That vn0v WO0Eu No
the last thing 10 happen 20 you." replied
tbs pussled surgeon "why, what. IL the
matter with yoa? do you feel IN 2"
emo: I feel hale and strong, capable Of
enjoying life with the hest. I've never
had an Illness i'm my life. hut for all that
.sS1f course" said the surgeon, some
what provoked mt all this mystery, 'sif you
are going tn kill yourself you can speak
body cIsc."
III have no ~ntentio of committing sun
eide" was the stern retoinder. Meyer
theless. AT midnight my time expires. The
manner of my death In tn me,
but ! shall never sec the light Of this
night upo, earth has fifty interposcd he
tween me aud the heaven ! have no
nonnccd."
onth"rss. turned to the table, and filling a
glass with brandy. handed il tn his extra
yoI. said hc.
"But not n soul" said the other, and
s%hu,iderinR convulsivcly. drank il at u
table hc drew n purse from his pocket and
looked at the SURGEON. Your fee"
"N",hing. know not what your trouble
'I'm past all help" said the other, sad
ly. moving toward the door, then pa,sin9
to light him down he said. i'm irrcsoIute
to hear"
by all means" said Mostyn. heartily,
as, replacing the candle. he poked the fire
and drew mp a chair for his visitor.
"Twenty years ago. said the latter, ac-
cepting tile proffered seat and leaning to-
ward the surgeon, "my circumstance
were very different from what they are
now. Young and strong ! had at the
death Of my parents, rejected the bread of
dependence offered me by relatives, and,
full Of hope, had come to London to make
my fortune. Ii proved tn bc harder work
than ! had anticipated, and in q very
short while ] was reduced tn the verge of
starvation. One dreadful night of which
this ia the Afh anniversary. WAS hAIf
crazeo with poverty and despair. For two
days I had not tasted food, nor did l see
the slightest prospect of obtaining any.
Added to This i WAS deeply i'm love, though
uni,appily the interference of those who
should have been our best friends kept us
apart. As l crouched shivering in the
garnet, which served me for a lodging, l
think | must have gone "a little hit mad"
He broke. of suddenly, as though unwill-
ipU To continue, and stared g~looInily ut the
fire.
"well," said the surgeon, who had been
listening with much interest.
"Havc you ever heard Of ~connpacts with
the evil one =" demanded the stranger.
II have heard OF such things," replied
the. slrueou. on whose s,,irits tile occasion
and the visitor were beginning to tell.
~ made onc," said the other hoarsely.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET

81 carloads OF 800 head. all at 6Oth:st oil WnCn NJ
carloads were for Fastmans Company 20 cdIlots pdg
Stern. and carloads for Kaufman strauss NJ u''e
Private cable adyces quote refrigerated beef STEADY az
Aid, or scant size per H. shipments from TINS pOi' d"
pviS"Reeepts o37 head. Market steady with
sales of Western az Sc. and few Neas sod AZ oaoc,
John j. Halenbeck Il Western caves 90 st
Dilienback & Dewey SO Yeals, 1Ss h. at 3ci no. %o
~ SLEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1S carloads OF 29e'
hAad-Il carloads at Jersey City, carloads r uUtn-ss
and 81 carloads held over yesterday DEMAND Io
sold at "a 5Oas4 IS per 100 = few extra at &c;
PooreSt 20 best lambs s. 2Cds6 80. Two loads Oh
Sales-Newton & Gett 107 Kentucky sheep .iUVo 20 10
Do 162 n at a SOS 46 do i24 ID. at e5 2i2 Kentucky
Lambs 70le ~ at 50 So 1873 do SO d. at - 90 ia 90
"a ~ at s. 81 154 do, "A b. at % 75 2'l ao' " 3D. do
j. n Pdcock: 44s Indiana lambs, 1o6 D. at - 70 70:
a Western DO 95 ~ at sj 206 Kentucky Lambs - 10,
at az so oil Canada do ~ H. at 90 co. 10 TO- 20 ID a'
8 Kase III Western lambs 20 n at s5 60 12o do'
70 m Al IS s7l2 1873 Pennsylvania do, t6 d. at ~ 80 .
j. =. sadler & Co.; 10 Pennsylvania Lambs % ID az
GO nnlsnhack 4 Dewey: 100 Territory sheep 81 n, a.
ID IN Mullen: o. state sheep so ~ at e. so 20.
State Lambs "a 10 at So 20 ~ do. Ga ~ at So "a no. -
]" John J. Halenbeck: G5 State lambs 6S r. at s.; i.c
80 o.. "a state Sheep and lambs. SO d. at 81 90 N
Fveritt & PitcOck: 81 Illinois sheep l5l !D AT Nv,
1s PENNSYLVANIA DO ~ tb az 81 70; ls9 PennSyVama
LAMBS % io 10, go Ohio sheep 90 ~ at 81 70
UOGS-Rcceipts 90 carloads OF 4.3n he21-IZ ca-Io.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26

to sry Wilmington Cork for orders naval general ssSeSs
cargo bark Western Belle hence to ., Syas Snc 1f
and senator ST. coast Of ENGLAND dealt toi
Raleigh Me % e DrnN9 ay hee
General Cargo rS term: aaer 01 Ae1ss
terms steamer Gull Ord saitmer 70 the United "a N"S
dom Dos II Rotterdam 23s. option OF gram - w.
& 2SSrss export 1S Ge%ad
bss sss within the aHgS Mess qs ssos eir
sis FAMILY Mess Mess sIdc sd o Efi9sroS
and rather 90 weak S;' sales 600 b6s Plate SasS S
:ySss o. Pls a5i nT ''hfs sSGas so
euou here MEaTw sS '9 spsns today s9a
$SSIsa o q !. sn5ssa fs o. 10 fs'a
hGyIae1 sSad &C. sr5 s%sF'd s
ASsu closed a = q 90 Dc sSsh q snd
light 5 Re aS,.d Ris but before
speesve ygSI Spot lott Suo TSed as
reported City dull saes 80 tes a. q Doc oetS.
Ten eo. SlG'sa ssoc ss N so:sd
Der closed at O25c sales 800 ties 025c Dee oa i7c
SS' sa South nut am es
&cfs not dsSed ss stock va he'd ils as
ny sse G5sn% Sqne g9 ub "s pey i9s
cTsameTy 1 fancy prime 155lsao s, a. ia1
,Sn. FSd i iSg1gG 81 s5'0 good ss14
1Ic State dairy tubs common 1oa12e Western li pa
ton Creamery choice 13alfc do fair 70 ptimn ~ do
Daily, choice 12a12sc; do good 10 iune
fair od1Oc Western factory. June rins lo2a ~ nI
tubs IoS12e; drsts ed1OLc seconds. Size dairy ani
factory thirds Sc common butter ia State
Du and without further change New sSe his fine
Factory full cream coored. fine size; 90 Wn n COM conn.
si.c common to prime, Oaessc Part SKINS e 4c con-.
mon 10 prne full skins Ia 10 ONO rat % s,aogv
mon 10 prime -. EGGSQuiet bpt generally ,Sisss:
state and Pennsyivonla 1SHfs2c: Cananah' A'-@"'vN'
Western 17aa1sc; do fair. 17d17ltc ~, -
sUGAR-RAw-Dull and more or les nomln9 n f hut
hnng &c Centrifugal96 test 6o4e Rehned- W. ~
firm Crushed Sac cut Loaf sSc; cHeej s,se GOnfec.
TONERS a. sesisc: standard a Sc on - 6-ie:
use; White Extra "C7 Lg72c; Extra ~ os"''''
&C" GssaGa,c; yellow 6aG6Se.
STEARINE-In light demand City lard quo,gdI ,,ssb
Western. &c. OleonaFgaIlne, 5aa6e Tor OLD anu "'
made respectively. 60
TALIOW-Rather quiet but held with decided IN dnn N
Prime City quoted closing at 1116c Sales ~''VV0 ~
4 1116c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26

Flour dull and unchanged. wheat-southern dull and
io s, fultz 77es5ci Longberry 7sasoc No 2, so
eslc; steamer. T7d71ac; Western. Ioi4d7ghc: No.
ssM winter red spot 79to79Ssc; August 19t079sse;
september. 79SaIyJ.c; October S0asdsOs: December,
e34aeS'2c Corn-Southern quiet and steady; white AZ
afoc yellow. 42d44e; Western Ale; mixed spot d1c;
nugusi Ale September A1a41sc; October 4lsd42isc.
o e w TS southern and penusylysna 24aRSs west-
SVaoc' Hay easier; prime TO choice timothy new; IS
y Wvtac: old Hal5c. Provisions lower. Butter firm
eWesesrh leekti. 15alsc; creamery, 1oa13c Eggs
Canr lIoIFac; Petroleum UNCHANGED; refined i5
SSonee quiet and firm; Rio cargoes fair. 1Shd1s5c.
Esr STEADY - soft Sac. Copper steady refined
al0t.c Whisky steady. ITO. Frelghts 20 Liver
"r d gs steamer a,m and higher grain 4Sa Cork
Wheat es 500 bushels corn 6OOo bushels oats 81 900
hSspsheis rye, 800 bushels ShipEents-Flour. 5031
DDS DDS; wheat $4,000 bushels: corn 1000 bushels
saes.Wheat 200 900 bushels corn. 20 600 bushels.
Bunalo Aug. 24.-wheat-Thsre Is good inquiry for
no ! hard crop OF 1887 81 asked, g9c bid sales. 10
carloads crop OF 1888 at CSC 5000 bushels No. North
en- en- a. ss2c 1000 do No do at s6ac winter scarce
s esIs extra No red, track Mt sohc do in store,
o0esoc asked No. red, 75d76c; No. amber; s3c;
one ga. ear No. white Michigan, a2c 1000 bushels No;
o wnlte California 92e. Corn quiet and weak; No
feoN, ale No. 3. 392c In Oats dull weak and
,a on No. white, 2Ssd29o in store new do on
o LICK 219t Rye dull No. track ACC; Flour
g r, ana weak. Mced steady and unchanged Canal
oon wheat 22S,000 bushels 433 000 oats, 25
canal shipments Wheat, 900 bushels corn,
tt.3,OoO; rye 5000. Railroad shlpmentsElour, 1000
ops Wneat $1,000 bushels; corn, 5000; oats, 10000
Aug 2i-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Attention has been drawn TO the condition Of pro-
duc.ion in pennsylvania by the strikes OF last
week and there promises to be some further increase
In the Of supply which had generally been hoped
had attained its maximum last month. There have
been several "gushers' with daily output OF
from twenty-five TO 100 barrels hour at the
outset opened IN Butler County, in the vicinity OF the
Saxonburg developments, which were prominent
in the autumn of 1887. OF these heavy figures
not long sustained and there IS the possibility that
q dry hole or buster" may without warning condemn
territory on which strong hopes have been founded
Nevertheless the chances must be admitted TO be In
favor OF the developments Of pool Of considerable
fertility and the result OF the nd' Butler has been
to stimulate further work with she drill. The opening
of several good wells other scattered parts of Penn
sylvania while marking the uncoverng OF distinct
districts, has III further increase IN general ac-
tivity on the part Of explorers for petroleum. The
trade therefore is inclined to look for upward trend
in the supply for the time being.
When the original saxonburg developments were
made the position Of the producer had'not been forth
fled by the reduction in surplus stocks resulting from
the shutdown movement Yet when stocks
were double their present magnitude. and when the
ssibilties of untred territory were more numerous
than they after year Of unrestricted drilling
the Saxonburg pool ehicacous only In etarulng
the Improvement values which ultimately reached
She dollar point 1t would be unwise TO assert that
the Butter county uscONerlcS VIII uoI HOi'
influence on the market If they reach developments
of Importance but at she time it is well 70 con-
slider the changed circumstances of the producing m
dustry In attempting any estimate OF she probable
extent Of the influence. Only 14OOO.0O0 barrels OF
oil today are above ground 10 be carried by rehneres
or investors. The annual consumption of she product
Is over 27,Ooo,0Oo barrels. While the rate
OF output In July (63,114 barrels was
larger than In any month since June, 1857. the July
deliveries reached the enormous totai OF 2o2o Ooo
barrels an amount probably unequaed In the history
Of the trade The deliveries are as rule the heavier
IN the latter part Of the year. and at the present rate
~ consmption the net stocks likely to be reduced
81 - 200 roo IN ZOO 900 barrels month. Here is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26

Sbs; wheat 6sG bushels; barley. none.
Wheat weak No.. 8 Red, in export elevator. 75sc;
steamer No. Red In export elevator, s0hc steamer
No. Red Delaware in export elevator s4h ISAAC NO;
H No. Red Augsst s2sass'c sepiember s2Ss221i,e
%e I light demand and lover s reports 0 %s ss
Ings. No. Mixed in 2othst. elevator. 4s',e; No
Ss MIXED y dS c no MSsd Asgs A9gen5e
2ae No White 25isS2ec No. 3 White quoted a. sss
2sS2sc septenSer r assassc October ss@ssse
yeemOer 2sSsoc Eggs steady Pennsylysn n TOO ZOO
bbs wheat 20s00 bushels corn. 1000 bushels; oats
81 600 bushels. Shipments-whest So 900 bushels corn
1890 bushels ns oats II 100 anita, ~, .o,,v wheat
Cas-: love- options dun with weak heavy Se ana
May. sOssSO.e. Corn lower; No > aixsd cash, slhc;
ssasi d s sosD S.si Cs
May 32a.c oats lower and dull No. ? cash. 1so; Sep
SG T ss 5 Nay g. SSS s PsTpi
All prairie e SS 20 mo sa5 ssS$l? 90 gs
Lead dull weak ana lowa both common An reenei Offered
isc = - ceF9nsai lower q e5asi % whisksy siSa
ionRs and RIBS s5as5 i2 short clear ss Ss
s hort casS 81 Ham, 4i IN" g.,
Receiis--Four, 600 wheat $1,000 corn. Is 600:
% Sl 81 Co., cc ys a oats II 600 ryd
Toledo Aug. od-Whsat dull and lower; cash 7e,,c:
a2s and sep ss9E oees sfHs $40
9ulot; cash 2o' Ccver;eed very ~ dull cash - so
corn, 1900 oats, 1,sc0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF pRop Bac1aas.
WITH river, Vessels and na,,loe1'.
rvxrpaL MARKET REPORT.

on s,s sRs had FG
day but prices Isle Mid growths quiet and nn-
Eai- cargoes 9untoa market offered no new features
hanged Iss syifching operations the speculation was
and bsyono There rise OF 5elo points az 1ne oRe
very slow; hetfer cables after which dulness pteNaed
pe ess ca Steady Hayre gained 4l IT. while hsmSSTs
vas queirss1 q o0O Good Second, go, Exchange
gsfulss III receipts COCO bags Rio cealanees ior
fpryae 40 he's Eo cearances for Europe, 1000 bags
%: - 425 COO bags Santos reeeipts 90g0 bars
total 90 MO July 10 August o. 1889. 80 600 bags
Keceipts AZ sS 60 600 bags time 1887 254 600
sane H reccipts at Santos July to August %. lSs9
tsgs 40 49, same time 1885 100000 bags; same time
go I9oe 900 BAGS Stock In Havre, $4,000 bags o.
ksjci $4,000 bags are Brazilian sales he%' 2b"OO
follO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26

FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. was VAST fairly va. ae-
five to-day, considering the brief session. Low grades
arteuary those averaging SO and under had fair eX
poit demand principally for the United Kingdom JOB,
change. while sin tending dOTnysrd i Sales 90 200
ibis H. 400 bbls for EXPORT including 1,4O0 bhs Low
TxtIa 50 65as3 Is; 800 bbs City MIL 81 2OaS4 40
for West Indies s, 800 Ibis Minnesota EEtIs 50 so
y Winter Whoa. Extra. 20 G59 50 % loo
b6l SuperGnc, g. o5as2 90 l5oO bbls Fine s2a$2 %
Quotations City NH Extra, West Indies. - 2OGS4 40
Patent 81 1885 49, Low Extra - 65aS3 10; Winter
Wheat low grades, 81 63a - 10 falf 70 choce 50 29a
Is To- fancy IS 1885 p Minnesota Spring Wheat low
cytras - 65ds3 ID; clear, 43 35d AS Rye Mixtures
50 1904 saghts poor to fancy 81 15aa5 IS Patents
Snuorhne Spring and Winter GO 25&S2 so; Fine s2g
81 10. Market closed easy 800. so VHERN FLOUR
kfi rules i'm BUYERS favor and trading continues light
sales s25 bbls shipping Grades s. o5as3 IL Trade and
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Gelu iUanieo.

w ANTED.-THE MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desires
70 employ one SDecial Agent IN each CITY
and COUNTY in the UNITED STATES,
CANADA, GREAT BkiTAlN and
FRANCE. II also has excellent opeGlnes
Tor GOOD business men In all Of these ccun-
trief A. MANAGERS. General aud District
AGENTS. Compensation liberal n.ults
PANY furnishes LIFE INSURANCE at
one-half the usual rates; dt has already
death claims. 10 has more than Two
Million Dollars Cash Surplus IL Is The
greatest success ever known ~ bp pb "a.
1ent. or n. ". BLOSS, Vice President
Home once. 3S Park Row. Hew-York. or
upon any General Mana9"r~
fcndle,.
4 ORDs FRENCH DYEISG and clean
u ing, 1l1-113 sth-sye., near l0th-st,
6Gs 0th-ave., above soth-st, also lbth-st,
near Tinany's, wants lace workers. also
pressers on dyed and cleaned goods. APP
biz .faetory. office. Hills .sth,ave.S !
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

= BGHaI9}, n r., Aug. A-Csltle,Recepis for past y
time last week. 2jioO CONSIGNED through, 1000; 10
New.York, 2100; on sale 140 market quiet anein un
changed Sheep and LanbsReceipts for past - hours.
4se6 tes FOR week thus far 100 for same time last
200; on sale, $500 market dun and prices shada
lower Hogs-Reeeipts for past "a hours 54eO, total
So 44o; consigned through, $500 TO New-York, LOO
on sale, 3 $40 generally unchanged,
sales rather higher medisqm and heavy, % 15as4 IS
So 50asS IS; stays, sSas3 %.
Chicago, Union Stock Yards NJ, Aug. 4.-"Ths
Drovers' Journal reports Cae-Receipts 500; ships
ments ao market dull, Beeyss q 2Sas4 60; steers
bulls and mixed slds2 IS; Texas cattle. 81 e0as2 90
hoss-ReceiPts 5000 shpm no nts 5000 market weak.
g Soss4 SS skfps % n 40Ss4 90 shseps.Reeep,s
natives 90 40ds4 60; Westerns. SO 50as4 Texans
So 40as4 10; lambs 81 5Oas5 60.