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A Brooklyn preacher, on his way to
marry a couple, stopped at gunsmith's
and got his big pistol, and brought the
reluctant bridegroom to book by display
ing it before his affrighted eyes. There
is no doubt about the caliber of that min
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OM was uOt Ills
plea 8 d to be
alone for a time,
in order that he
might give him
self up tothought.
When he parted
from Holbrook he
had little idea of
going to Foun-
tain-that is. lit
tie definite idea
of what he could
accom- by
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The American Federation of Labor
gives assurances that it is in financial
condition to sustain strike for the in
auguration of the eight hour system May
1. We are also assured that the move
ment will be made. Interesting to labor
and capital the world over will be the re.
u1,It
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Bv BARCLAY NORTH.

Copyrighted, 1889. by 0. NJ Durham Puohsneo
tyy special arrangement through Inc American
Press Assocation)
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CHAPTER XXI.

ANOTHER VISIT TO THE HANDSOME
FLORA"
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WILL SHARE TRACKS.
Columbia = Paget sound Road Offers 1
Cowpsomise.

Columbia . Paget sound Road Offers .
Cosnpromise.
On Friday night proposition vas made
on behalf OF the Northern Pacific and Co
lumbia q Puget Sound railroad to the city
council that II the city would consent To
divide the twenty-two feet Of way on Rail-
road avenue asked for by the Union Pa
cifc between that road equally with the
Northern Pacific and Columbia q Puget
Sound road, the latter would surrender
the original right-of-way which Il has per-
sistentiy claimed.
No action was taken by the committee.
and Colonel J. G. Haines left for Tacoma.
At the meeting Of the council last night,
nobody appeared for the Columbia 4 Puget
Sound road, and the matter was not again
referred 70. After the council had adj
journcd Mayor Moran received the follow
ing telegram from Colonel Haines, dated
Tacoma:
II ccuncii win grant Joint rishs-cf.way ON west
twenty-five feetof Railroad avenue from 80 feet
south Of Yesler avenue north 20 the city limits
to the Union Pacific. Northern Pacific and Col.
umhia a Puget Sound on equal terms Of pseY
The Columbia 4 Puget sound win surrender
their old rsEhtofway between tho same points
provided the Northern Pacific coneurs ana
grantou consent TO change Of old right of-vay.
The mayor said be would not sign the
ordinance passed last night. until he had
brought this proposition before the council.
His own opinion 10. however. that the end
desired has been attained BY that ordi.
nance. ~ the council expressly reserves the
night TO arrange for other railroads to
have running privileges over the Union
Pacific track
The Whatcom correspondent of the Posr~
lsrxiIIeEScsK telegraphs:
The Bennett railroad viii ersve 1000 piles ON
the whstccm water front during the next tAirsv
dayA BY damrinx reck ard cement from the
ears alone The water froas line eco wall q. uld
easily be built which weuid snake a pesmanen,
and substantial road -aea. aad 81 the sane time
dyke tos the tide cats behind In The san
Francisco hssear there are many miles OF rail-
seai trestle work died i'm with rock and earth
in tAis manner. The request OF the Rennets
railroad for forty acres Of tue whaseau x.,er
'front.' Indicates thai the railroad COMPANY pro-
pcse 80 do considerable business here Ntssur
rent repert thai paelsr announcement wfsl ~
nssds 10 few days concerning the transfer Of
The Eennsss rnssrosd 10 the Great Northern
Attotaes ]. " Mitchell. OF the Ncrshern p.
etec. aegar~ leaving Cor Tacoma last aixhs sass
De wss weary 81 the action Of the eoaacsl ara
weald sranster the Rsllro@a avenue ratter 70
the eearss aud nrht Tor the cid ris ht.ef.vzv
asenx the vafsr trout. II any rsilroaas tnt.r
sersd cr other tracks ero<xcd or sssempsed =,
csoss tie kesthsra Pacific tracks the eompsny
sssi restrain shem snd rssiss TO the end
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IsIKs OF ruk rAcrrIc.


Sac fkASvssco. June The Oceanic
steamship Alameda arrived this morning.
tveasy-fcur days. six and q halt hours
from sydney. and six days and fourteen
hours frem Honolnla.
The United States flagship Charleston ar
rived ~ honolaia on the mosning of MAY
- having left San Francisco on the sfs,.
The Charleston anchored in The naval rov
and salassd the Hawaiian flag. The shore
battery responded. II. u. s. Champion
,selntsd the admsrai's DAG and The salute
.was returned BY the ChaFiessoa. United
6satss ccnsul-0 ensral Severance visited
- cruiser. and ReAr- Admiral Brown aud
aAa called % United ssaass Minister Stew
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II Union Rncf1c = Commence
Work Here.
gasae1ng Trusess Dunhs0 Gsssa INST
01nss-1hs spsGsns Dfvlssss-
x~w Cs~ns6lsy T.ssgA

vork uftt - berun = th3s end ~ TIE ruion
paes0s rni;fand exfsua1on from Portland O
Tue-1sy Chfef xng1neer Y. = Dogus issvss To-
dsy Tor TACOMA but us1i re<urn tomorrow ana
e1I1 Sor lids soe eonssrucston 81 eeAtxts ana
xoush. work - the Portland end q the l1ne
- hexur yessevdsy. the contract sor the Ant
division hing Ies 70 Kiftpsxsfck Bfosnen
Col;ina Tbs Surveys upUn which the fns
il Iocused msks che distatacs bef2fen
PoYnand eud Hes4s1e twenty niles tezs fhsn tne
Northern rncfhe line. The Columbia wih y
hft1eed neas yanceavef, uhe1e TIE nssr =
nasrpw sd ssAIsow. he tie vth run snfoesn
veneousef ard utsh1p fh3Fsy niles Of Tacoma.
vhssn city VII - foached ~ branch The
fsaekaxsin this ely y 70 - oomplesed March
n. 1904. ana en- rear Later III company guarosi-
tses that the whose hne0xaI be eompseeed ana
fn operation III. n K. Dyixgs. u Denvef, who
arrived hess yesterday, wiil have charge OF ne
wofk u this end 81 ths line
ne spoksae divfsion Of the asastle. Lsks
Ebors 4 kastsfs railway turned over 81 the
o<ossja and Eastern Constrncef0u Company 20
the operatine depaxtmeut Friday. consists Of
6fty miles, two miles - TIE spokane end being
Leased - ~ unien Dspot ccmpsny- The 80
tscn wss eonplsted % Davenport isss oc'oosl
from Gpokamo rnii4 ard would beve been handed
over Thea had psrt Of the line been able 70 pay
intefsss On ths bonds, which II Il nov doing.
=
Manager =. -. AcNshi o. the vrsson -
pf0semens Company, seys ne sxpVss - n.se
tns n'ek twenty nile seesien o. ~ 80 49, -
scnd q s9usnern naAFoso cpnpeu ~ 10y
!. Hale 4 smith, he eontFaetoFs, VIII receive,
"a addition % che contract price. = esO00o prise
IN eaeh II nc road d ready for the regular
YuunIus a trains On nat date.
NJ n kerry. ths retiring superintendent Of
The Oregon Improsemeut Ccmpsnys saumiil,
~ se1ps.ns = 1s.r s.-~.s~s 49,
cssn 49, = 49, -. - - 80 -
49, 80 - ~ s - - :. =, .s..s. "a
~ = w 49, -. - $500 =. "a sr.s -.
sssssm .I .or nss lnss1 s"' -
ssssf
~ 49, s...s,- -. 49, ! r.ss.rn pssi.
49, !. - - s-~sssss., 1000 - W. vc,s -.
49, .s.ss~..s 4, 80 ...s I. : ....t,,s ~ ,,e
ssssssI t.sss =. ~ ~ v..Ss CO. -ss.sss.. Tn
Sns1.x ~ 3 wss.s... 49, ~. I..sh "
= -.
s..,>vsrt.rAent Nelsee. ~ ma Northern Pa.
80 80 - - ~ Aev.s,n ~ thst csrrense,.
rouid hss4n vort mere Monday. The depot viii
- 1sreo fset Is sire. ana one psrs Of the build
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Sc LouIs Races.

ST. LouIs, June 7.--Racing results:
One mile-cartoon won, Mabel second. Out
look third: time. 1:l3.
Mile aud an eighth-Boax won. Gold Leaf eco
oud, Vicar General third; time. 1:571l
St. Louis Derby. one and cne-half milss-Bili
Leseher won. The Bishop second. Grsyson third;
time. 2:lls<
Five-eighths milc-Too Sweet won. Average
second. Montr0se third; time, los
One and one-fourth miles-A dead heat be-
tween Marick aud Carter B.. Lula b. third;
time. 2:i2,s Carter n won the run-o6; time,
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SAN Francisco, June 6.-The California
Athletic Club has completed arrangements
for q contest to q finish between the
featherweights Billy Murphy. of Australia.
and Jimmy Larkin, OF New Jersey. tor
purse of 81 go. The contest will take place
In July or August.
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NEW YORK. June 7.--clcm Denning, OF New
York. and Dan Corbett. of Brooklyn. middle
weights, fought near Concy island this morn
ing. London prize ring rules. Denning won
after . great battle Of twenty.three roands
Two hundred persons witnessed the eght
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A prutaa Black s,ux~er.

SACRAMENTO. June 6-Psts Brown, the
black sluggeE. tonight brutalIy beat IN In
offensive Austrian who works along the
river front. Altar knocking him down he
jumped on and kicked him. The man Is
still unconscious. and it Is feared he viii
die. Brown is under arrest.
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fsuy DOES u Moore's Revealed Remedy vs,l
- c< any druggist
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NORRIS Pack. June Result Of races:
One aud one eighth miles-Msjof Daily won.
watterxon second. Guard third Time. l:52l5
Three fourths mile. Emdenheim weller handI-
cap-ssrike won. Now or Never second, vardu
third. Time. Isl.
Bowling Brook handicap. one and oue-eikhth
miles-Lfximon won, King Thomas second, Tor
mentor third. Time, 1:s71<-
All Breeze stakes, seven-eighths mile-woAn-
TAXA won, Maidstone second. Belle dor third.
Time. l-Hix
Five-eishths mile-Evangelins won. Servitor
second. woodcutter third. Time. 1:O29s
One and onesixtsenth miles-Little jim won.
LArchmont second, Vivid third Time. 1: l.
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LADIES.

New black silk Vests.
Newplain colored silk Vests.
New fancy striped silk Vests.
New fancy gore silk Vests.
New open front silk Vests
New black silk plated Vests.
New colored silk plated
Vests.
New colored Isle thread
Vests.
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SPECIEI

200 dozen children's fast
black ribbed cotton Hose. full
finished, from S to 81. at a5c
pair.
100 dozen ladies' Ggrain
cotton hose, in fancy stripes
and plain colors, at I5c pair.
The celebrated gloria fast
back in ladies' gents and
children's.
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cfxcrsxA7I, June This was the last day Of
the SPRING melting.
Three-year ODDS and upwards. mile-Lttle
Prince won. Robin second. silver Lake third.
Time, 1:43j<
Twoyeax old FLIES. four and . half furlonss-
Mary MCGOWAN won. Miss Hawkins second.
Marine third Time, 57l<.
Two-year-od colts, ive furlongs- Roseiand
won. Bowen second. ia Leonard third. Time.
10a
Sweepstakes. for four-ycax-olds and upwards
mile-Josie N. won. NeWcsstle second. Cataipa
third Time, Lex.
FIRES handican sweepstakes for thsee-year-
ODDS and upwards. mfie-Herou won, More
second. Clamor thiri. Time. la
Handicap sweepstakes. three-year-olds and
upwards, mite aud three sixtesnfhs -Huutress
won. TeutOn second. Glockner third. Time. 202
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WASHING ON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT co.
PAID Up CAPITAL o. sso.0oa


INVESTMENT co.
Fad Up CAPITAL o. sso.0oA
o1oo.ooo-Feu loh. - ssst q Jaekssn ssssse
o3oyo0o-A soss on Lake Union ecxi<s end
ns electric car line lavsEg seveSa.
hundred feet cf wafef fr0ue and raI-
uAtde impr0veneu0
043y0o0-6ox1~A narthwess caEuer fr0nt and
Bell ssree4x Terms. one-half cash.
Lalauca nve years q Per cent
UH10n sfreek
emf: vii b1y four good s-room
houses whica yell N income g Y
49, ges cent Per snunm On 1000
oe,eoo-Iot cox - o. s~vea street. t~twseu
ereesed Z a-story buildi 6 now rented
end Paying Is peg cent % invest
o5.ooo-Two sots. eoxf1o. on Seventh strest BE-
fween jackson and Main.
$500 on. lot aud part Of another on Main
ss.seo-n ii: 8 fs block s.. Gilman Park sda
ss.ooe-Fi7e scres in wss sssssi J. tr.cs No
60
o3,soO-Nev sroom house. with bath. well
built, one-half block from cable: Is
mmutes' wax 70 postothee
don: 80 situated that the view can
never be cur on
sl.5oo-Housc. 8 rooms. on LOT toxlN Five
blocks from Madisrn cable,
Queen Anne town. beautiful home.
Que 81 he nnes. residences n . afsie; mag
MD. ent view; modern house: all cOnveniencee:
splendidiy built; open ire places, etc; model
!. oss and houses In Lynch 4 shields "ad."
yeFy cheap: rood inveo meut.
WEST SEATTLE.
Some OF the caoicess loss right near the cable
road: dne business properly
A hotel and severas lodging houe.s for ssle
requires rom az Il IS 10 ss.oo 49, - 's-'
sawmill now rnunlas at fan capacity, D.ool
feet per day; IN God loca ion; a SOL
Get per day. with ready market for lumber;
FARNS.
Fine farm prop ny near Maple Valley: county
roed. railroad aud stream RAINING throu b the
PROPERTY; Is acr =: ine for hops and fruits
io0 acres near Arlington: close 10 railroad;
The Railroad Center OF tho
North Is SrdrO.
The Seattle 4 North-rn win have trains into
Sedro within thirty. days. u asing the second
T:ro:4 soT tsas T. !, nx ySuIs city The
ard within fonH months the Sea tie Lake Shore
Eastern wi | have trsius running between
sedro aud SEATTLE. We have a,me very choice
property for sale 1t reasonable prices, which
we can recommend.
FOR LEASE.
Corner Commercial and Jscksoa stfeets COX
III; 500 Per mouth toe fifteen yearA
Two lots, 6oxt3o ea,h. corner Vest ami Uni-
versity Streets tnr i've o. en- years
Houses for Rsnt in 81 parts Of the city.
We have : large list of some Of tho
best property in the city. which We
shall be pleased to show to any one
calling at our Office.
lBsusnce Dep;rtnent
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We guarantee the color Of
this hose to be perfectly fast
black. free from all poisonous
dye, the color Of which cannot
be moved by wearing or wash
ing. and guaranteed not to
turn green. If not agreeing
with the above in every re-
spect, this pair Of hose may be
returned or exchanged.
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sun SHADES.

Elegant SILK SERGE
SUN SHADES. with 4 M
lection of 200 different style4
gold and silver handles; ii
crook, rings, and choice novel
ties in straight caps
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INFANTS
GENTS

New fast black COTE I
Hose.
New fast black ca1
half Hose.
New striped Isle bali /
New plain Isle BALI Ho
New natural wool s.;
spliced half Hose.
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- - -. -. -. ,nts..et II rssrf.
$3.50 =. - s.ss,,ss = ~ 1921 IN
~. 49, sx-.1..s ~. 49, .seS - Is n
49, ss-.,-s,- -. ,s.,s1-s6 - Kine Eals-
-. - rr,i.ss efstes $500 Nineic
$4,000 :, - rhe Ifnited states
$500, aS.rss $500 s Ho,rau1u Msr
q .s..s-e-.-. 49, 49,. p.rs- $50. samos.
kr.sls,,~ ~ eer.,,s l.s~~en thoas pOrts
e., 800 49,. To rnIted sfases
ste~r,ev unhir~n srr5v.I - sau,oa
ArrsI -
~. H.~.ss.r te~t.,.f5x. ae~pmhlv II
frsp ~.s nr~re,d w.v n IL the kinr. vho
= r. .dd,-.s .s.ted fh.t dnrinx the
hs.nrie; 1870 ;n.t r,o~ea the country
80 - invs<s . srset degrre a. urosueritv
.rd tls~ 6nare;sI sy.ir. q the KINGDOM
vere - : .ourd basi~. H recom mended
thss the rredft 81 ths tir,dom s. pledred
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New colored derby ribbed
cotton Vests.
New balbriggan ribbed cot
ton Vests.
New Jersey ribbed fashioned
cotton Vests.
New Jersey ribbed colored
fashioned cotton Vests.
Newgauze merino Vests.
New balbriggan Vests
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The Railroad Center OF tho
North II SedrO.

The Seattle b Norsh.rn win have trains into
SedrO within thirty days. ating the second
railroad for that ia iv nS young city. The
F9irhaven & uthern has iss terminus here
d Eastern wi | have Trims running between
Sedro ard Seattle We have s,me very choice
property for sale ct reasonable prices which
we can recOmmend
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Children's and Miss
New ribbed silk Vests
New ribbed Isle Vests
New ribbed cotton Vestl
New gauze cotton Vest&
GENTS.
New fancy striped Und
wear.
New Isle underwear.
New balbriggan Underwel
New gauze merino Undkft
wear.
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New and Elegant Designs in

New black Isle Hose.
New black cotton Hose.
New black derby ribbed
Isle Hose.
New black French ribbed
Isle Hose.
New black derby ribbed
cetton Hose.
New black French ribbed
cotton Hose.
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Our Underwear Dept

Is repete with the latest mportations from the European
and Eastern markets. New lines in Ladies,
Gents and Chldren's
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gonnfrn nea! gstaie O. Get

T0 LET.-M Northern Georgia, cot
Z tsge 70 ro0ms) also stable; rent. No.
eDber TO June. $50; healthy location I:
ssgh altitude; pure air and water. Fur
MI particulars address CHARLES K.
cLEMONS, The Giadcs." Hall Co.. Ga.
To RENT OK FOR SALE.--At Mountain
4 StaEof, ". j.. the residence Of Pay.
..ster-G eneral Edwin stewart. U. s. y.
Hsacr-ss above at Navy Department. Wash
nston. D. G.
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IT SEtUL-MAN.- In private house I'M
" derstands steam and hot-alr furnaces,
&C. f; willing and obligfng in any capacity
best city references from last employers.
Address WILLING Tribune Uptown Oiiice,
| IN prOsdWay
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Very beautiful patterns in Plush and Wool
lap Robes; also Hafne ss,,..s ss SSaes
Ba cpnr and Dsss Hsrhes Of s sSa
kind. Send for catalogue.
COR sAL]l.-A pair Of perfectly matched
hands; sound; fine action price, $500.
ADDRESS N. q. H., 90 West 54th-st.
EOR SALE. cheap, nice young horse,
i harness and top wagon. az lstst'
Hotokcn. y. j.
r. me HORSE for coupe or nrst.elass de-.
j livery wagon. CoNDlT. 1.119 Broad
way, nesr 2Sth.st.
GREAT GREAT SALE SALE
OF
OF
TRoTTERs.
TROTTERS.
COLONEL 6. d. BRUCE viii sell at
tuetion on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NO:
VEMBER 7 and s. about eighty head OF
rarely bred trotters from the
ALT0NWOOD STOCK FARM.
Teams, Saddle Horses and some Thorough
bregs. the latter including the stallion
wELcHER and several highly Bred mares;
k En- sls 9. r 2 aG%etahf NfrHfW E
ALTAMQNT, ELECTOR, BAY ROSE.
S SaFsTESl yR hit AkeoS GEos sGSFFoxSs
PRINCE, MAsTERLODE tsir. Of Belle r.,
2:15ll. SIDNEY (are Of Adonis, 2:l1i2),
and other famous stations, representing the
most fashionable trotting families OF the
Pacific Slope. together with MANY Of the
most illustrious Eastern sires. The dams
ore as wen bred as the sires, and 1t may
esfely tie stated that no choicer lot Of
notters were ever offered at auction.
The sale will he made az the
ALTONwOOD FARM.
MAMAROEECK, y. Y,
pn the n. Y. " II and Hartford r. r.
Trains every hour from the Grand Central
Depot Conveyances 70 the farm.
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nj ABBY a competent French maid,
lsl who wishes TO go TO Europe with oao
o. two ladies or grown children. To be
seen at present employers from IL q. N.
70 y 40 d m Is West aoth.sL
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iUork Unnteo.

Eaies.
An ORGANISE /. open for an immediate
"A engagement Ia New-Iotk or vicinity
is uscd ~ "a large organ. Address IioX 80,
Rutherford, n. Y.
POSITION IN re@l estate Office in New.
"A York or b oOklyn, by young nan u
- who has had considerable business eN.
perienee. X. l.. j., Tribune Oflice.
A RIgsTiC HOUsEWIvES.-A first cisss
"A colorlst win do plain painting. paper
hanging and (rescoing; you may have some
ICcas you witch carried out, II 80 employ
fhorough decorator 10 90 II by DAYS work or
,stimaL. DECURAT0R, 40 Court-st.,
brooklyn.
A COUNTS examined and adjusted
"A looks opened and clo sed halance-sh ELS
pre- pared; special attention gwen 70 coI,'
Dictated accounts highest reiercnaes. AZ
COUETANT. Boa is. Tribune once.
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Very beautiful patterns in Plush and Wool
Lap Robes, also Harness, Saddles,
BRIDES. Clipping Machines, Harness Soaps,
Dressings, dis and Horse Goods Of every
kind Send for catalogue.
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Real estate 10 Gxchanae

4 ROW Of 3-story. hieh-steop, iz-ft.
"A houses. near Office, IN exchange for
country property. STEVENS, 9th-avc.,
s e e8c-st., 145 Broadway.
-, gropesition 70 exchange entertained.
oVA0If. l.179 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07

M AID and sEAMSTREsS.-By an Intel.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-05
A Whopper.

The champion liar lives in Pike
County, Pa, provided somebody has
not put an end to his existence since
he perpetrated this whopper: A
farmer from Pike County, Pa, hear
ing ofa large pumpkin exhibited at
q fair in Orange County, procured
some seed from the specimen and
carefully planted it. He succeeded
in raising but one vine, but this
proved quite enough for his purpose;
Tor, although this yielded but one
pumpkin, it was OF such size that
it was sufficient to provide food dur
ing the fall, and during the winter
food and shelter, for his herd Of five
COWS, whose milk supply was such
that it taxed all the energies of the
farmer and his large family to care
for it.
The vine, that had covered the
farm, was found to yield fair-sized
log OF very good lumber between the
leaf points, SO it was cut up. hauled
to the river and in the spring RATED
to market. The pumpkin was seed.
less, SD it was the last of it's kind
The shell that had made such q
unique stable when spring came sud
denly decayed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-05
His Heart SOftened,

Thejury in McGregor murder trial
at Warrenton. Ga, was hung" 10y
Juror Baker for tour days, says an
Atlanta correspondence OF the New
York. World. How final decision
was reached leaked out. Early
Thursday morning detected set OF
men gathered in the jury-room, Bak-
err still holding out firm against &C.
quittal.
"Boys, will we ever get out OF
here?"' asked one in a de.palring
tone of voice.
81 Dunno" replied another. give
argued with Baker till Pm sick, and
I've pleaded with him till I'm plum
tired out" put in another.
'T've cussed until my tongue is
Sore" said a third.
"Boys," said Mr.. Heath, "There is
one thing we haven't tried. We have
never prayed for Baker,"
"That will do no good. Prayers
can never touch the soul of a man
who can take cussin' like he does
Prayers will run off him like water
off n ducks back was Il reply.
Boys, let's all join Brother Heath
in prayer" called out the Oldest man
in the crowd, as he thought of home
and the joys awaiting him there
Brother Heath fell ON his knees in the
jury-room and prayed. He asked
that the soul of Baker might be soft
ened and that he might show pity t.
McGregor and his family. Baker was
crying when the prayer ended. and
said he was willing to let McGregor
go.