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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

COlvTO Non spot more active ana stesuS ~
unchanged prices. Sales, 1878 bales for Consumption
Port Receipts to-day. ;o1 bales against 20 bale c.
,eek and 446 bales this day last Since september
receips at the ports aggregated $50 8S5 bales against
< .as Oh bales CORRESPONDING time last year IN
based American Standard oil Clsssn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
THEGLEN SPRINGS sANITARIUM

This Institution. under the medical MANAGEMENT OF
corps Of experienced physicians, Will be open Tor guests
June LIST, 1890. .
It is located on a bluff overlooking thirty miles Of
seneca Lake surrounded by Pine forests and within I'VE
minutes walk OF the famous Watkins Glen.
VIII be thoroughly equipped with all the latest and most
annoypd therapeutic appliances, including Tprkish Rus
sian RonOn Electric Ectrohsrmdt Moi,re. Saline and
Iron MATHS. =,
Also Massage. Swedish Movements. Casthenics and all
forms OF Electricity.
Abundance OF pure valuable mineral springs
including saline Iron, Iodine and sulphur waters. No
Malaria. 49,,
Beautiful views, extensive walks charming drives
mountain air boating, fishing, bowling and lawn
tennis. . x,,.,
All modern improvements: Hydraulic Elevator Electric
Bells, &c. Cuisine unsurpassed.
For terms and other particulars. address .
WM. E. LEFFINGWEI.L. ManaRer,
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

Cash quotations were a. follows; Flour firm and un'
changed No spring wheat 93deie No spring
wheat eOas4c: No ? red. 1906; No 2 corn 3fisd
sf.e; No z oats. 27a.e No rye. 55c 80 2 barley
seed e. 20 mess pork: per bbl az or srd 100
dry sated shoulders boxed unchanged short clear sides
boxed So 1885 So whiskey. distlers finished goods
per gallon 81 or.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments
Flour bbls. Observation-Disclosures. 10000 1000
corn. Dnsi.. OOO $1,000
Data, bush. 2S3 900 1886 900
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
DANNY ~IbeeSer.

Danny IbeeNer.
"wiat are the bugies blowin' for." said Files
"To turn you out, TO turn you out, = the coior.
sergeant said.
what makes You look 50 white, 81 whiie@" said
SIN drcadiD' what I've got Ia watch, the color
sergeant said.
can ear The "Dead March play.
The regiments In 'ollow square
they're hanging him to-day:
They've taken Of his buttons on an
cut his stripes away.
An they're hangin' Danny Dceyer in
the mornin'.
''what makes the rear ranks breathe 80 hard?''
said Files -on -parade.
ats bitter cold, IT'S bitter cold" the c~olor-scr-
what makrs the front rank man fall down."
said files-pnl parade.
"a touch 81 SIN, a touch Of sun" the color ser
gssint said.
They are liangin' Danny Dec,er, they are
marrhin' OF i'm round,
They ave allied Danny De.,er by Is
ts,fiin on The ground,
An Ell swing In ALI a minute for "A
sneakin sllootin' hound
u, They're hangin's Danny Dccyer In the
nornln'!
parade.
Us %slrpuin' out an far tonight" the color
sergeant said.
'I',. drunk is beer n seorr u time" said Files
an parade.
LES drinkin bitter beer, Alone The color scr
gcstnt said.
They are langin' Iruny Dr-,rr, you must
mark i'm Ia r-'s place.
For e shot "A conrad. slcrpin' You must
look i'm In the face:
Nine nndrcd ~ Is county Fan the regi-
ment's disgrace,
While they're hangin' Danny Drrvrr In
the mOfnin'.
whats that ~ black agin the SUM" said Files.
on-IEirade.
ats Danny ngl,tin' ard for lifr,' the color ser,
Erant said.
whats that that wimp"rs overhead" said
Piles On parade.
ats itanny's soul that's passin' now, the color.
sergeant said.
For They're done with Danny lpecyrr, you
cal EAR the auickstrp play,
The regiments In column, an They're
marclIin' lis away;
ilO' the young recruits are sliakin,
they'll want their beer to-day.
After hangin' Danny lheyrr IN III,
moInin'.
-hhuiynrd kiriiHB.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
THwARrED.

When first we met Il was agreed
That we should Danish Cupid.
She thought him simple; 50 Indeed
Did I, and called him stupid.
"And what's the use" said she, "of his
impairment attendance:"
Adding, with zest, my motto Is
A friendly Independence
So In the waltz around her waist
She let my arm 90 stealing;
Meanwhile with constant gaze she traced
The Cherubs on the ceiling.
And what l could not understand
Though ignorance WAS pleasing
Was that her tiny, plump white hand
Did not object 10 squeezing.
Then out Of friendship | began
Directly to discover
That naturally girl and man
Grow into girl and lover.
I told her So; when ] did
Her modest love confessing
Her face upon my breast she hid,
And Cupid asked the blessing!
-Hdrper's Buzdr.
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Cause IT,. Gittin' Spring.


The medder lark is pipin' forth a swcetcr note
To me,
An ! hear the pecwecs over yander In the cedar
tree;
The popple leaves is auiy rim cause the wind is
In the west,
And the robins round a-hookin' straws 10 build
hisself a nest:
The blackhird hes a-fiashin' up the crimson on
his wing.
What's the reason"
Oh, the reasons cause IL gittin' spring.
The old mans got the rheumatic, an still AS he
can he;
Why Il don't git settled weather's more'n hecan
see;
Hut when II clears on splendid, then he's feared
the crop Is lost,
An he reckons just a little wind nd keep away
the frost,
The Kitchen door is open; I can hear Elmiry
sing.
What's the reason:
oh, the reasons cause us gittin' spring.
The air is Kind o'sof'nin' and you think us
going Ia storm.
Sometimes it's kind n chilly then agin II comes
oil warm;
An lest when lis the slillesi you can hear the
bull frogs note,
An Il pears as IL lie wondered how the frost
got In his throat.
The ducks an geese are riotois an strainin' hard
What's the reason
oh, the reasons cause it's gittin' spring.
= hicdgo Mad.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
Victim Of Persecution.

Magistrate What Is this mans lrense:
Policeinan-He's "A notorious vag. your
honor. He has no visible means of sup
port, and | ran him in last night on gene
raj principles.
Magistrate Ito prisonerl-Wba have
you got To say for yourself?
Prisoner Indignantly It's "A Islander,
y'r honor. | have a regler occupation.
Magistrate-What is it?
Prisoner Every 81. Patrick's day I
stand on the street corner an sell green
ribbons, y'r honor. -Chicdyo Tribune.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
A Psychologist Study.
A STRANGE STORY WITH A TRUE FRENCH SEQUEL BY
GUY DE MAUPASSANT.

In society they called him 1.-THE hand
some S~ignoles." His name was Viscount
Gontran Joseph de Signoles.
An orphan and the possessor of a suffi-
cient fortune, as the saying goes, he cut a
dash. He had a fine figure and bearing,
enough conversation to make people
credit him with cleverness, a certain nat
ural grace, an air of nobility and of pride,
a gallant mustache, and n gentle eye-a
thing which pleases ome
In the drawing-rooms he was i'm great
request, much sought after as a partner
for the waltz, and he inspired among men
that smiling hatred which they always
cherish for others of IN energetic figure.
He passed a happy and tranquil life, in a
comfort of mind which was most COM
plete. 1t was known that he was a good
fencer, and as a pistol shot even better.
''If ever l fight a duel" said he ~ shall
choose pistols. With that weapon / am
sure of killing my man."
Now, one night, having accompanied
two young ladies', his friends, escorted by
their husbands. to the theater. he invited
them all after the play to have an ice at
T~ortoni's. They had been there for sew
eral minutes when he perceived that a
gentleman seated at a neighboring table
was staring o~bstinately ut of his COM
naniops. She seemed mt ont. nnpnSy.
lowered her head. Al last She said 10 her
husband.
.TLere is n man who is looking me ont
of coIntenance. / do not know him: do
you3"
The husband, who had seen nothing,
raised his eyes. but declared:
MOI not al all"
The Young lady continued, half smiling,
half vexed:
at Is very UNPLEASANT that man is spoil-
inc my ICES
Her husbaud shrugged his shoulders,
..Bastat don't nav any attention to il. III
We nd to occupy ourselves about every
insolent fellow that we meet we should
never have DONE"
But the yisco,lnt had risen br,Isouely.
He could not allow that This strange
should spoil an ice which he had offered,
IL was TO him that this insult was adj
dressed. because IL was through him and
ON his account that his friends had en-
tered the cafe. So the matter concerned
him only.
He advanced toward the man and said
In him:
..You have. sir. n manner of looking AT
those dies which I can not tolerate.
heg of Won 10 he So kind ms 10 cease from
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
a Kansa. Philosopher.

From The Atchi>on Globe.
You hardly ever lind "A fool who does
not think he knows il all.
What has become Of the old-fashioncd
woman who cleaned house in September
as religiously as she did in the spring?
II is unpleasant To think of, but II you
were held for postage would you have a
friend who would redeem you.
When things become serious women
stop talking and men begin.
The strength Of "A young lady's oppo-
sition To smoking depends upon whether il
is her brother or some other young man.
A deserted wife attracts but little attcn-
ton. but "A deserted husband gets the
sympathy 81 all the widows, old maids
and newspapers In the country.
The average man Is forgotten in two
days after his funeral: II he has been "A
good man aud worked hard all his life, he
is remembered two weeks.
A male reformer may he defined as "A
man who has made a failure OF business,
and "A female reformcr as a woman who
has made a failure of marriage.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
SHAFTS OF SUNSHINE
Many Quips and Sharp ThFusts from The
Jolly Philosophers.
Delighted at Hearing His Mother
Tongue The Sentiment Was
All Right The whitewash
Mans Scale Of Prices.
Music OF Our Mother Tongue.

Rev. j.. II. Hartman, in order to make a
point clear, occasionally tells a story.
Yesterday afternoon he was addressing
the Baptist ministers meeting upon the
a~dvisability of establishing German Bap-
fist churches, and was explaining that
people are always glad to hear their wi
language In a land where their language
Is not generally used. He said that he had
felt that way himself some years ago when
travelling through Europe. Wherever he
went he heard foreign languages that he
could not understand and he longed TO
hear English once more. One day when
sitting in q grand cathedral he put his
handsome new hat in n chair near by and
was admiring the beautiful features of
the cathedral when a very large woman
walked to the chair and sat down oil the
hat.
"Why, my friend, you might have
known that you could not get in that
hat. V reclaimed the reverend gentleman.
my dear sir, beg your PARDON" was
the reply.
II had not heard my native language
for so long" continued Mr.. Hartman,
''that l was delighted to find some one
who could use it.So | forgave the stranger
Immediately" -Cisreiand Plain Dealer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
on. Hundred Years Hence.

One of the features of the New fork
electrical exhibits is called "a glimpse
into the twentieth century" Ii is sup
posed Ia represent the household life
of a bachelor loo years hence There is n
sumptuous apartment on IA raised stage.
Applications of electrical and mechanical
art are everywhere, and an effort Is niad
to show how the bachelor Of the future
will enjoy himself. There are telephones
connecting with "all places Of amuse-
ment ia the world" so that by the pres
sure 81 "A button he can hear from them
whatever he wants To. He can converse
with his friends in China il he wants to
without moving his seat. by means of
curious contriyances perform ,nces are
thrown upon a screen, and he can see "a
theatrical show Nh the screen, while he
listens to the voices OF the players through
the telephone. His heat comes to him
through the electric wire, and his food is
cooked 10y il. His electric car which car
ries him through the air is at his door
waiting for him. and. in fact, everything
he requires is furnished by touching this,
that, or the other button. The clock calls
him in he morning, saying: 1t is ;
O'Clock, and o told me 10 call you nj
that time
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
WHY She Hated FRENCH.

From Eugene field's London Letter.
There is at the Hotel Metropole a native
American girl, who. accompanied by her
parents, is on her way home from an ex-
end continental our. In conversation
with a number of her compatriots the
other evening she frankly confessed that
she liked no language bat her native Ian
guage. AS for French" she declared, II
hate IL. because | always have to think
before | speak,"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
A Painful Reminder.

From the Lewiston Journal.
A ministerial friend of ours tells the fol-
lowing: Acouplc came to be married and
our friend, seeing that the lady's name on
the marriage license had the prefix of
Mrs., remarked: ~ see by this that you
have been married before. Has your
husband been dead long" The lady
seized n handkerchief and, with "A sob, re-
piled: "Just three weeks, SIR"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
The Operation seemed Incomp ie,e.

From the Washington Post.
FIFE changed my barber" said young
Doddleton.
Why"
"Well, I don't like some things he does.
/ wanted to get shaved and he went over
my face with a wet towel"
"Did he stop there"
ale was going to when ! told him !
thoght the job was incomplete"
"What did he do then -"
'He said he didn't know ! wanted a
close shave"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
An Agreeable Proposition.

Henrietta Well, Harry, they can't
blame one of MS without blaming the
other. We're in the same boat. you know.
Harry-In the same boat? Dh, yes /;
perhaps I'd better LAND you.
Henrietta Land me"
Harry-les; on the shores Of matri-
mony.
Henrietta t~evidcntly surprised Good
l~and!-BostOa Transcript.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11

Grandna-There is nothing like pres
ence of mind, my dear. Once when ! was
left alone in the house | discovered there
was a burglar under the bed. Now |
didn't scream. | just sat down at the
piano and played until papa and brother
am home-nearly three hours.
Dot And did they pull him out,
grandma?
Grandma They pulled him OUTPUT he
was dead.-T,rrs Hduts cypress.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

Tread WAITER ~, m incli-
III '..r,utiy experience! ~ Eu.cl or
..tI rant Il .t-ria'. ri'r~rcr,; city or
tn,Iuirl \ Z, L'I.LNo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
ROBERT Raj HAMiLTONS WILL.
HIS EXECUTORS ARE GILBERT N. SpEIR, JH''
AND Edmund L. BAYLIES-NoTHING
cCD Iv. NAVY

AND Edmund l.. BAYLIES-NoTHiNG
Fer EVA MANN.
All doubts as to whether Robeyt Ray Hamilton LETT
will set rest yesterday the return to New
York OF E. II. Vollme:. Mr. IIamiltOns intimate friend
and legal adviser. Mr.. Hamilton made q will so'ro
little time before his DEATH said Mr.. VOlmer land
placed that will IN my charge. have Just put u In
the care Ut u the executors. Gilbert u. Spelr lr
The other executor. Edmund L. Bayics. cousin OF Mr..
Namon's, Is in Europe. lie Is expected to reach
here TO- morrow sunday, and his arrival VIC shall
proceed to prove the will In the usual way. II Is Oh.
vioa>iy impossible for me to give you idea OF
the nature Of Mr. IIamtOns disposition OF his prop
erty. can say this much, however lie never recOg
nizcd the woman now in Trenton Jail his WIFE, and
we have hopes that she will not profit by his dcath.'
"Can You say Whether fhc baby. Beatrice has been
provided for the reported asked.
am not at liberty 70 say anything abont that"
Mr.. Vollmar replied. .
Mr. Spclr wa; next seen at his Office No. G2 Wall.
81. ST / were sole executor" he said, 81 should
have no hesitation In making known the contents OF
the WILL but 1t is only an act Of courtesy and pro-
prcty 10 walt for the arrival q Mr. lyIcs before say
fns or doing nything The Will will be entered for
probate early IN the coming week. We shall probably
find that Mr.. Hamilton forgot nobody who hai the
slightest claim TO his consideration. Even Though no
may have left nothing to Eva Mann. Hamilton sho
can claim her dover provided hecan prove herself 70
be his lawful wife"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

- J., Under and l.Ie business h"r- test
= -. :" h"irs'y ad srbricty. -
II -. 3l3 YVES. ~ Il
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Males.
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