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Winners at sh epshead Bay.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 25.-First race,
Futurity course, three-quarters of mile,
Geraldine won, Volunteer second, Worth
third. Time, 10.
Second race, fve-eighths of mile, Pick
nicker won, Bermuda second, Lintriguante
third. Time, l: :02.
CHICAGO. June 25.-First race, one and
an eighth miles, Castaway won, Sluggard
second, Theodosius third Time, "a 2-5.
Second race, one mile, Little Jim won,
Sorrento second, Barrister third. Time,
al 40.
Third race. one and three-eighths miles,
Tristan won, Eon second, Charley Dreux
third. Time, 2:22.
Fourth race, one and three-sixteenths
miles. Falcon won, Taragon second, Esqui-
mau third. Time, 2:O5
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FOREST FIRES.
Mining Works Destroyed and Immense Tracts
Of Timber Burning.

Mining Works Destroyed and Immense Tracts
of Timber Burning.
DENVER, June 25.-From telegraphic re-
ports received here, it would seem that a
great portion of the SaDgre de Cristo Range,
in Colorado and New Mexico, is in flames.
A special from Espanola IN. Mex.) says: !:
The valley is obscured by smoke from The
burning woods on the mountains east of
Espanola. The fire extends over twenty
miles uD and down the Santa Fe Range,
and has beautiful and weird appearance
at night. The fires have been burning for
several days now, and no attempt is made
to extinguish them. The loss will be great
BOULDER, June 25.-Word was received
here this morning that the mills and works
at the PuZzler and Boston mines were de-
stroyed late last evening, and that over
1000 acres of valuable timber were burned.
The loss will be large, but it cannot now be
estimated.
PALMER LAKE (Colo.), June 25. - The
forest fire, which has been burning in Cook
Creek District the past few days. is still out
Of reach. 1t took southwest course UP
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Land nMna nacis:nnr

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Secretary of
the Interior has affirmed the decision of the
Land Commissioner in allowing Thomas A.
Means to make homestead entry to two
tracts of land in Visalia District, Cal, to
which the Southern Pacific also laid claims
as being within the limits of their grant.
The Secretary also affirmed decision of
the same officer in allowing Edward F. Tay
lor to make homestead entry to two tracts
of land in San Francisco, Cal, which are
claimed by the Central Pacific Railroad
Company as being within the limits Of
their grants.
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Wash ng on PArk Rae. Is.

CHICAGO. June 25.-Following are the re-
suits of to-day events at Washington Park:
Three-year-olds and upwards. one mile,
Palisade won, Barney Stone second, Etru-
ria third. Time. :43h
Year-olds. five furlongs. Kingman won,
Burr Cooper second, Ray third Time, 1 :0f.
half miles Bonita Won N I Hvpoerite Ts second com
Outbound third. Time, 2:3SR.
Three-year-Olds and upward, one mile
and furoDg, Clamor won, Ormie second,
Boaz third. Time, :5Gh.
Three-year-olds, one and a sixteenth
miles, niles rhiIy-away ihIynd ~ won, Crawhsh second,
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torial saws: The race between Salvador
and Tenny easily takes rank as one
Of the most extraordinary performances
that has ever occurred on the American
race-track. Two horses could not be more
evenly matched, nor could race
be more evenly and hotly contested.
So close were the horses together
at the finish that only few
inches separated them and hundreds of
Tenny's champions felt certain their favor
lie had won. The record was broken by this
match, the time of which was phenomenal.
No race for more than a score of years
aroused so much interest in anticipation :;
none could be more exciting and inspiring
from start to finish.
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what is known as Gerd's Canyon, burning
at furious rate, and has at the present de-
stroyed 10000 acres of J ing timber.
Charles F. Williams, proprietor of the
Palmer Lake Park. received telegram
from Governor Cooper last evening. stating
that he had ordered the Forest Commits
sioner to give the fire immediate attention.
but he has so far done nothing. The most
serious fire is near Boulder, Colo. No adj
ditional news has been received from tn ere.
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Worded Like a Trust

T TRENToN, June 25.-The American Gas
Investment Company has filed a certificate
of incorporation here. The capital stock
is fixed at S50.Oo0.GOo, with only $4,000
paid in. The charter is worded like that
of trust. 1t is believed here to be the
reorganization of the Chicago Gas Trust,
although it is also stated it Is venture of
English capitalists. The fee for filing the
charter was S1O,O00 the largest the State
has ever received.
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WON BY A HEAD.
SalVator's Great Victory at
Sheepshead Bay.
I'll Previous Mile and a Quarter Run
ming Records Broken.
4 Race That Attracted Attention Through
out the COuntry-The Famous
Horses and Their Riders.
Special Dispatches to THE MopS1so CALL.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY. June 25.-The great
event at Sheepshead Bay Track to-day was
the Salvator-Tenny match for $4,000 a side
with $40, 600 added by the club. Both horses
carried 122 pounds; distance, mile and a
quarter.
This great event has been the chief topic
in racing circles for days past. and it drew
hundreds Of people to the course to-day.
The weather was perfect and the crowd inn
mense. Before the race the book-makers
posted odds of to against Salvador and 6
to for Tenny, but the betting men held
off until finally one book-maKer offered to
10 on Salvador and this being all the Haggin
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dorsed the platform of the Personal
Rights League and resolved that the Turn
ers of the United States shall join its
ranks and actively participate in its policy
of political and general reform. Hereafter
boxing, wrestling. swimming and the mas
sage treatment will be included in the cur
riculum of the society, and doctors be en-
gagged to give lessons to pupils in bandaging
and dressing wounds.
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Status Quo of Silver.

LONDON, June 25 The Statist estimates
the consumption of ounces of silver as fol
lows: Arts 2O,Oo0,O00 ozs; European and
other countries, taken for coinage, 20. 1000, 900;
taken for India, sc, ,O00 600; taken for China.
Japan and the East 100000. Purchased
by the United States Government 100000.
Total, 10000, 600. The total production at
the present time is 100. 600 ounces.
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The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The following
pensions have been granted:
California - Original invalid, Abdras
Buher, San Francisco. Increase, John d.
Peter, San Bernardino.
Observation-Disclosures widow, Susan,
widow of Thomas T. Andrews, Goldendale
Oregon-Increase, Michael Cunning ham,
Glendale.
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suicide and MurdAr

GRovERsToN Tex, June 25.-Great ex-
citement was caused here last night by the
suicide of a beautiful young lady, Annie
Turner, the daughter of Judge John b.
Turner. The excitement was intensified
when her father took the pistol from the
hands of his dying daughter and killed Pro-
fessOr Davis. Nothing is known furth er as
to the cause of the tragedy,
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Will Il Prorogue or pissolvel I

LONDON, June 25.-There is a rumor
prevalent among the Tories that the Gov
ernment has resolved to dissolve Parlia-
ment soon, possibly after the supplies for
the year are voted. 1t is hard to credit the
report, since the dissolution would find the
Government in very unfav0rable posi-
tion, but it has got entirely out of touch
with its followers and is overwhelmed with
difficulties
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Esilura of cott.n.RraLar;

New YORK, June 25.-Just before the
close of the Cotton Exchange to-day word
was received that the prominent concern Of
Ii. E. Hueston 6 Co. had failed They
have been large operators on the bull side,
and sharp decline in prices forced out
their margins. The liabilities are not yet
aSceTtaine4.
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Suicide Of D;seustsd Varietv Aetresa

q
DENVER, June 25.-Hazel Lelliss. daugh-
ter of Police Commissioner Lelliss of Kan
sas City, took morphine at 6 o'clock last
night and died this morning. The girl came
alter striking the town. The girl then
joined the Haymarket, a local variety COM
pany, and becoming disgusted with her life,
took this means of ending it.
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The Tribune's Comments
New YORK, June 26-A Tribune edi-
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War Claims Allowed.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The House War
Claims Committee has favorably reported
the bill reimbursing the States of Calitor-
mia, Oregon and Nevada for money by them
expended In suppressing the War of the
Rebellion, in the following amounts, viz /:
California, S2,451, ,369; Oregon, 1924, 526; Ne
yada S404 04O
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Mexico Will Not Swan.

CITY OF MEXICO. June 25-The inter-
view with Louis Huller, published in an
American paper, is not regarded here as of
any significance The assertion that Mexico
might exchange the strip between E! Paso
and Yuma for Lower California is declared
To he DreDOstprOus
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Railroad Bonds.

WASHINGTON, June %. = The House
Committee on Territories authorized the
Chairman to prepare new bill authorizing
Maricopa County, Ariz, to issue bonds in
aid of certain railroads, which shall not
contain the feature objected to by the Pres
ident in his veto message.
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Violation Of The In,ers,a,e Law

CHICAGO, June 25.-United States Judge
Blodgett to-day rendered decision against
certain executive officers of the Michigan
Central for violation of the interstate law
All were discharged except ex-Assistant
General Freight Agent Street, who was
fined $1,000 and given sixty days to pay it.
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To Be Row.d Over Asain.

SYDNEY australia, June 25.-Owing to
dispute over Mondays race, in which
O'Connor was defeated by Stansbury, the
oarsmen will row again Monday.
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Ferdinand of Bulgaria.

VIENNA. June 25-It is reported that
Prince Ferdinand, ruler of Bulgaria, in a
sudden and mysterious manner has started
for this city. His visit here, it is stated, is
connected with his critical position in BGL
garia.
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Ettal Accident.

BREsT, June 25.-A foot-bridge leading
FROM a steamer to the lauding-stage at st.
Jean collapsed this morning, and hundreds
were thrown into the sea. Seven bodies
have been recovered. Many persons are
still missing
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Not as Bad as Reported.

LONDON, June 25.-The British bark En-
bleton, en- route to Tacoma, Wash, which
was towed to Montevideo, has suffered less
damage by heavy weather than was at first
supposed. She will lighter and repair at
Montevideo, and then proceed on her jour
QeV,
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Rerserker's Tips.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Folowing are the
Berserker tips for tO-mOrrow's Sheepshead
Bay races: Fr0ra Ban or Devotee, AM
bulance or Miss Ransom, Chesapeake or
Jersey Pat, Firenzi or Cassius, Senorlta or
Longstreet, Sir Dixion or Wilfred
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MEXICAN COURTS.

One Man Sentenced to Bs Shot and Another
to Ten Years Imprisonment.
Ell PAso TEX, June &c. r. Walters
was sentenced by the court of Paso del Norte
to-day to be shot, and J. r. O'Laughlin was
sentenced to ten years imprisonment for
killing lewd woman in Paso del Norte. in
May, 1889. The condemned men are both
citizens of the United States, and have ap-
pealed TO this Government for protection.
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Foundation of Danvar.

DENVER, June 25.-No official announce
ment has been made by the Supervisor Of
Census, but enough figures have oeen COM
piled to warrant the statement that the
population of Denver is about 10000.
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A Priest Sent TO Prison.

CORK, June o5.-The court at Bantry to-
day sentenced Father Crowley to one
months Imprisonment, and six more addi-
tiOnal in default of bail for good behavior
for intimidating Protestant clergyman at
Schulz
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Churches Struck br lightning.

New YORK, June 25.-Three churches
were struck by lightning last night. The
Catholic churches at New Rochelle, in this
State, and Willimantic, Conn, were totally
destroyed, and the Pilgrim Congregational
Church at Harlem WAS damaged.
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LIQUOR TRUST.

The Figh. of the Wholesale Dealers Against
the Rebate System.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The committee ap-
pointed by the Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Association to confer with the whisky
trust reported to-day. The trust declined
to rescind the rebate. A motion was adopted
that the wholesale dealers proceed immedi-
ately to build distilleries on the co-opera-
tive plan, and raise subscrip tions for that
purpose. A committee was appointed.
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Slope. The banking firm of Haggin &
TeviS of San Francisco is we'll known in the
far West and Mr.. Haggin is also interested
IN the Anaconda copper mine in Montana.
lie made his debut in the East at jerome
fark In 1850, winning several large stakes.
In 1855 he had one hundred horses in train
ing, three trainers, three frst-class Jockeys,
one hrsteall" and an army of stable boys
but his enormous expenses far exceeded his
winnings of S136,G00. Mr.. Haggin's mani
moth stock farm is situated in Fresno
County, Cal, and comprises, ii is said, some
$4,000 acres-almost the entire county. The
stations at Rancho del Paso are wonder
full lot of richly bred ace-hOrses-horses
that have made their mark on the turf and
proved themselves game and speedy racers.
The J"ckeys.
Murphy is about the wealthieSt jockey
this side the Atlantic. When the season
ends he weighs 115 pounds. He then goes
direct to his home at Lexington, KY. He
is married to very pretty octoroon, and
his home is one of number of houses that
constitute half of the entire block, which is
owned by him and valued at $4,000. He
also owns valuable stock farm near Lex
ington. He lives at Lexington during th g
entire winter. Murphy starts in to reduce
his weight in April. and wastes from 40 to
115 by May. If the scale of weights had
not been raised it would have been likely
that this great Jockeys racing days would
have soon been ended. Murphy is worth
over $500, 600
Edward H. Garrison. the " Snapper" j.
b. Higgins first jockey, has a cosy resi-
dence at 81 Sixth avenue, Brooklyn. He is
"a years of age aud married to the daughter
of Joseph Mcmahon, the race-horse owner.
Garrison is quite ''swelP' jockey. He
dresses fashi0nably and wears few choice
diamonds. His usual weight is about $50
pounds, and he soon makes his regular
amount of flesh. GarriSon's countenance
is not so drawn, sharp aud weatherbeaten
as his brother Jockeys. and on the street
he looks like a wel-to-do student. He is
often seen in New York theaters and upon
the uptown streets.
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Comments cf the New York STR

New YORK, June 25.-The Star edtori-
ally says: ''Salvator covered himself with
glory again in his match with Tenny.
There has been no horse of his kind for
many years that could equal him as he
runs to-day. In form, in speed, in staying
powers and in all the qualities that go tc
make up great racer he stands prominent"
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Harvard Commence nent Exercises.

BosToN. June 25.-Commencement exer-
cises at Harvard were held to-day before
distinguished audience. Grover Cleveland
was present and on general recognition
was loudly applauded.
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The Gun W. Gnnsnirators

MILWAUKEE. June 25.-Tne Gun Wa de-
PENDANTS were this afternoon bound over to
the Criminal Court, on a charge of conspir-
acy, in bonds OF $1,000 EACH
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MADRID, June 25.-The total cases Of
cholera in Valencia to date are 196, of which
lis were fatal.
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TIMBER-CUTTING.
Argument in Favor of Dismissing Cases
Against Miners.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Hon. Thomas
Wren Of Eureka, New, appeared before the
Commissioner of the Land Office to-day and
argued in favor of dismissing the cases
against miners for cutting timber from pub
lie lands. Colonel III. H. Markham has left
Washington for California.
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THE TURNER'S.
Book Of Reference and Pamphlet to Be Pub
lshed in English.

lished IN English.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The North Amer
lean Turnbund decided to-day to build q
Turner Hall costing 100000 at Milwaukee
on the grounds presented by two Milwau-
kee ladies. The convention decided
to publish In English book of
reference for the guidance Of Turner
teachers in the public schools, and also
publish in the same language pamphlet
setting forth the objects of the society. By
Q unanimous vote the convention in
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Postmaster Amounted.

WA sHINGToN, June 25.-J. l.. Randles
has been appointed Postmaster at Vance,
Lewis County, WASH, vice j, +. Chilcoat,
superseded.
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DoINGs IN LONDON.
The License Question Meeting CT French
Royalists.

LONDON, June 25.-The Cabinet has de-
cided to drop the licensing clause in the
Local Taxation Bill. but postponed a de-
cision regarding the disposal of the license
money.
An important French Royalist conference
is in progress at the Hotel Albemarle, in
this city, this evening. The chief leaders
of the party are present, and others have
been summoned from France.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

The Amended Franchise Bill Passed by the
House of Representatives,
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Funeral of Hon. G orpe W. Mccrary

Funeral OF Hon. u orge w. McCrary.
KEoKUk Qowa), June 25.-TEe funeral OF
the late George w. McCrary was held here
to-day. Justice Miller OF the United States
Supreme Court and many other prominent
persons were present. Ex-President Hayes
was unayOidably absent.
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New YORK, June 25.-Bowen's customary
Fourth OF July celebration will occur at
Woodstock, Conn. Fred Emerson Brooks
is the poet of the occasion.
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A Msjor Made a Baronet.

BERLIN, June 25.-The Emperor con.
ferred Baronetcy on Major Wissman to-
day.
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Gales in Scot and.


LONDON, June 25.-Severe gales prevail
along the coast of Scotland. Several fish
ing vessels are missing.
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DEGREE CONFERRED.

Henry NJ. Stanley Made a Doctor Of Civil
Llw.
LONDON, June 25.- Stanley and Miss
Tenant attended Commemoration-day ex-
ercises at the Oxford University to-day and
were given a most uproarious reception.
The degree of Doctor of Civil Law was con-
ferred upon Stanley and Professor Goodwin
of Harvard JJuiyersity
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BATON ROUGE Na.), June 25.-After
adopting the amendment eliminating the
monopoly features, the House passed the
Lottery Bill by vote of 66 to 90.
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Indian Apant Annninted.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-John fully of
Montana has been nominated an Indian
agent for the Tongue River Agency, Mon
tana.
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Buckley Starts West.

New YORK, June 25.-Chris Buckley and
party started for California this evening.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
A stave- Mill Destroyed and Three Men
Killed

ITHACA (lich.l, June "a boiler in the
Gardner Stave-mill exploded this afternoon,
killing Charles Brown, Fred Turker and
Engineer Smith, and fatally injuring four
other men. The mill was destroyed.
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j. Is. HAGGIN,

Owner of Salvador, Winner of the Sub
urban and Match.
Mr.. j. B. Haggin. the millionaire, owner
of Salvador. the winner Of the Suburban at
Sheepshead Bay. L. l.. on Tuesday, the 18th
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HOW MY BACK ACHES!

~ h Back Ache. Kidney and Uterine Pains. and
TNQl Weaknesses, Soreness, Lameness, Strains
| land Pains relieved in one minute by
frT the Cuticura Anti Pain Plaster. Tho
first and only pain-killing Plaster. New. original,
and infalllble. The most perfect
antidote to Pain Inflammation. Weakness, ever COM
pounded. Atal druggists, 20 cents; i've Tor 81 or,
postage free, Of POTTER DRUe AND CHEAIcAL Coz
roRATIoN. B1ston, MasA oc1o MeIhsu ~
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rHE FArUoUs HUMoR1srs.

Mr.. Makeshift-what time IL It, dear, my
watch has stopped. NrA Makeshift-l can tell
you In q moment The dning-r0om clock ID
just forty minutes fast, and the sitting-room
clock was just right the last time the O'Clock
bell rang. but il gains I'VE minutes every half
right but It stopped this morning when the
psrlor clock said O'Clock: Now you can figure
II out easily boston Traveller.
Yabsley-see here. Wickwire, you are Z
married man and ought to know something
about the ways of women. want to ask your
opinion on little matter. Wickwire-Well?
Yabsley-I was calling on young lady last
eveuing-no, didn't say what her name WAC
and along about u:S0 she began asking me
about my favorite breakfast dishes I'd ike to
know whether she was limiting towards house
keeping or intimating that it was time for me
to go home.-Indionapol Journal
Mother-My dear. when ladies' call on ron
you should not spend the whole time talking
about your music. as You did this morning.
Daughter-But mother, the callers this morn
ing were married ladies, and If hadn't kept
them on music they would have. got started
talking about their babies and they wouldn't
be through yet-New York Weekly
Anxious Mother-MY dear, does that youns
man who comes to see you belong 70 3 rood
famiiyf Daughter-Yes. ma. He comes Of old
flower. Mother-I am delighted to hear that
But are you sure itf Daughter-Yes, indeed.
You ought TO hear him cough.-Good Nescs.
Mrs. Ngg-Who ID that in the parlorf Laura
Its Charley Mrs. Figg-O. it's Charley. 4
does seem to me that It IL almost time he de-
clared his Intentions Laara-I think he intends
to propose tonight. mamma. I saw q revolver
In his coat Indianapolis Journal
Young Caiiowsy-Aiss Tvilling, love you
- do not know just how to express myuen I
feel-I feel-ahl have it-just q If / vere
going down in one Of those fast elevators. Mise
Twiiling (throwing herself In his armsy-And.
darling. I feel - II yoa had just landed.-Me,s
Yark Cam 49,