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agree with US, and which do not run too
much into money. Let us eat PLAIN vic
tuals, be hopeful and friendly to those
who are generous to Us.
''Let us cherish Hope, ard whenever we
get the means ahead we may buy little
railroad, or at least enough of it to make
it disagreeable for those who own the
rest of it. Never give way to despair,
especially if you are young; despond-
emit new born babe who looks with re-
greet on his past life is sad sight. l
hope all such who may read this essay
will take courage and do different. So
no more at this time, but you will hear
from me later on. Jason GOULD"
Mr.. Gould and will read from our
own works in October for the Benefit of
the Iaf1ammatory Hospital Fund of Lud-
low Street" We thought that would be
a good way to rehearse our selections
and try our voices. Mine is all right.
but Nh. Gould fears that in the more
pathetic parts of his reading he might
have to put some more pitch on the roof
of his voice. He is highly emotional in
all his work, and has brought tears to
thousands of eyes. Please do not buy
your tickets of Mr. Gould. l do not
wish to throw any temptation in his
way. Twill furnish tickets to those who
wish them.
A1p AeM
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w. Brown, vice president; H. H. Girger,
secretary and treasurer. c. D. Tyree, A.
c. Wardleigh, II. II. Spencer and c. H.
Wolcott are the directors.
The paper will be published in this city
and begins with capital stock $1,000.
a. ]. Weber left for tho east last evening
to purchase the necessary material for the
plant
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Caoutchouc oil is said to have proven
efficient in preventing rust, and it has
been used by the German army. 1t only
requires to be spread with piece of fan
mel in a very thin layer over the metallic
surface and allowed TO dry up. Such a
coating will afford security against all at
mospheric influences, and will not show
any cracks under the microscope after a
years standing.
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To Double Them Up.

First Lady Manager understand
that there are now great many half
orphans in our orphan asylum.
Second Lady Manager at the
next meeting of the managers 1 shall in
troduce resolution that two half or
phans be put in the rooms which are
usually occupied by whole orphan.
We must run the institution on strictly
business principles. -New York Tribune.
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Court House Clippings.

In probate yesterday petition was
bled for the appointment of j. Nj. Ander
BON, as administrator of the estate of
James P. Barbour, deceased.
Letters of administration were issued
Loronia White, in matter of the estate
Of Thomas J. White. deceased
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Real Estate Sales

Isaac C. Demett, to H N Bradley, blocks
6, 12, Is, A b C Lawnsdale addition S!
M. H. White 10 Charles l.. White. part
section 4, township 5. north range -
Frank J. Canon TO Florence +. Nelson,
part OF north east quarter section 4,
township 5, north range l, vest S.
l. C. bennett to II. n. Cradley, part of
section 6, township 5, north range -
Total 81
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LONDON. Oct. ll.-Consols, money, s5 3-1o.
Consols, account, 90 T-16.
U. S. As. LIS.
q. S. AIS, log
Bar Silver, sod. per ounce.
Money, 1905 per cent.
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New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE stock market was
dull to-day with slight fluctuations a. rule
and final changes while generally in the direc-
ton of lower prices are slight on all railroad
per cent.
Governments-Firm.
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Weekly Rank Statement.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE weekly bank state
ment shows a reserve decrease of s. $50, 900.
The banks now hold 1875 90, in excess OF the
legal rule. The heavy loss in the reserve
caused the stock market 10 close heavy ana
weak at slight decline.
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Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, Oct n.--Alice 500; Consol-
idated California & Virginia, $40 Eureka Con-
solidated 500; Homestake So so; Iron Silver.
81 so: Bodie, 81. 40; Commonwealth, $3.50; Hal g
s. Norcross, s21O; Horn Silver. 1926; Ontario
$500; Sierra Nevada, $780, Ophir, $3.50; Suffer
Creek, S1.20.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch once Of THE HERALD is in room
s,second floor, Cortez block, No. 2{72, Washing
ton avenue. Advertising rates viii be mace
known upon applicable TO the manager.
TEE DAILY HERALD is for sale at all news
stands and by all news boys, and is delivered
by carrier in Ogden for Is cents per week NO
papers stopped until arrears are paid Sub
scribers failing to receive papers promptly viii
confer favor by notifying the circulator at
the branch Office. Subscribers are requested to
make no payments TO carriers or anyone else
except the circulator. Parties desiring papers
stopped or addresses changed must notify the
branch ofice.
&c BOYLE Calculator
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UnCnllant.

Mrs. staggers-Scientists say the earth
is drying up.
Staggers (crossly)-Yes. You follow her
example, will Yous-Epoch.
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Petroleum.

New YORK, Oct 1i-Pennsylvania petroleum
opened sOA, closing, soA; November opened
8lss, closing S0a.
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Closing Railroad Stocks.
NEW YORK. Oct.
Chicagn Produce.

CHICAGO. Oct. 11.-Wheat-Steady; cash, 9S1!
@f84; December, 1.015s; May 1855
Corn-Steady; cash, 4SS; November, 4s1a
May. 51E@52.
Oats-Steady; cash, 39al; December 40; May
42SG43
Mess pork-Easy; cash, 1924; January, lilo
May, 1890.
Lard-Easy; cash. go; January, Gas; May
SIS.
Barley-Quiet; 20.
Rye-rirIu VI.
Whisky-1.13.
Shoulders-5.62h@575.
Short Clear-5.6505.70.
Short bS-5.25GL5.3O.
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A piabolical Innuendo.

Bellows-My wife was born near
sighted.
Fellows-You didn't get very near her
before you married her. did you?-New
York Herald.
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. lt-Money on call easy with
no loans.
Prime mercantile paper. 90.
Sterling exchange-Quiet, steady; sixty-day
bills, 4.Sl1z.
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A Great Trutl;

II tell you, you've got to have pull
to do it successfully"
"To do WHAT"
ITO milk a cow.n-New York Herald
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BOSTON Quotations.

BOSTON, Oct. l1--Atchison s. Topeka, 81;
Burlington, 91% Mexacan Central, common,
24S; San Diego, II.
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LIVERPOOL Grain.

LIVERPOOL Oct. 1-Wheat-Holders offer
sparingly. New No. winter, steady Z s. d.
ditto spring, rs. 41sd. Corn-Moderately offered,
market steady; No. 3, As, quiet; October As.
41.d. November, As. sgd; December, 4s. 41sd.
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She fin the cemetery)-What crazy
looking monument.
He-Yes; it's off its base.-Yankee
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2-Overture Thomas o. Connolly
3-Song-''Come to Me-" Demo
Mrs a. W. Shurtliff.
Observation-Disclosures That Trusts are Ben
eficial'' Affirmative. S. Peery and
II. d. johnson. Negative-C. B. Pash
and Scott Anderson.
5-Instrumental Prof. Krouse
e-Paper. ----------------------V. Rapp
Song. Miss Nina Lazette
The meeting will be held in the courtroom
Of the county courthouse, and promises to
be very interesting gathering. The Ogden
Literary and Debating society is one of the
most beneficial organizations in the city.
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The nrden Literarr society.

The following is programme of the
Ogden Literary and Debating society for
Friday evening, October II, 1890:
|1-Violoncello Solo----....----Tan nhauser
Theo Simons.
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JAY GOULD And NYE
The Latter Writes a Review of
the Formers Book.
FINANCE AND HONOR MIXED
Reading Tolsu and Burning Rags-Gould s
Book is Thoroughly Moral in
Every Particular.

[FoR THE SUNDAY HERALD. BY special
arrangement with the author.1
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Baggage Master Sorry, lady, but
you'll have to pay excess baggage rate
on this valise. It's twenty pounds over
weight.
Miss Chamberlin - How provoking!
Mathilde, thought l told you to dis
tribute those engagement rings among
the trunks.-Judge.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Cattle-Receipts $500.
slow, lower: steers, 3.2514.S3; COWS and bulls
| mixed, 10cGa4.00.
Hogs-Re ceipts 1000; 10 lower choice heavy
packers and shippers. 0oG4f5; assorted
| butchers weights 4.25Qy435; light mixed and
assorted light 435.
Sheep-keceipts 1900; steady; native west
! ern. 4.6OG5Uo; common and mixed. 3.7904. IS
| western wethers. Al QD4.35; stock sheep, $3.50
| 375; Texans, 8 50Q,4.00.
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Bar Silver
Mondon Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1i.-Bar silver, sl.Os.
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MARKET REPORT.

WHOLESALE BUYING PRIcEs.)
Retail about Is per cent, higher.
Corrected Daily By The Peoples Fsr,cardiS9 Co.,
"a and rs H. Second South Street.
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on 2W
HE PAINTED HIS WHISPERS.

A Remarkable Conversation Overheard
on a Railroad Train.
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5000
$50
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General GIeanings.

SUNDAY, October, IL, 1884
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COST NOTHING J!

The braggy method OF advertisement, cost nothing
printers ink produces assertions which clip and
careful study, find thft every dealer carries the Ia
city. Why such foul ''ads arejssued is more than
ing supremacy in the ranks of the largest Clothing Est
CISCO yet claim the title OF First Class Cohers OF
Largest in the Northwest
We represent the Leading Manufacturers OF any p
Enjoy II cir direct rcencles and own manufa
Manufacturers Baltimore Nd, stand second to none
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Commissioners Sale
THOMAS s. GELLlBRANp.l

THOMAS s. GELLlBRAND,)
VS..
CHILLY NJ. DICKIN and
SMITH DICKEN, Minors.
BY virtue of a decree of tho rb...
Court OF Jackson County, Mi.1i ."Ce
rendered on the 18th day of August. X
9th day Of October, 1890,
sell to the highest bidder, at pnblio =,
ton, bet e the honrs prescriIsa !"
law the following land in Jackson 90.
", III ssisslppi, and described as follow
tO-wit 'O'O"
Net of sw4, VT of sw4 of section & f.,
OF nwt of section z, all in township & 9
4 west set of set of section II: =! If n.
se4,swt nj of net of section 10; mel of :
Of section 20 WI OF nwt, Swf of ewt
sebtion 81, all in township 81 R S W.,
swt of net. Il of set, NJ of rel of secti,
IL ; 81 OF net, nw4 of net of section 9o
of se4,sw4, nwt of set Of section q: WI
set, swt of section % sw+ of SET. SeI
net, twt of sw4 of section IS swI of ~
of section 36, all in township a. R
west /; 81 of set, nw4 of swt, sw4 of nv
sw4 of swf. ct of sw4, net of nw4, nwt
nw4, set of nw4 of section | nw4 of ne
ct Of ned, sw4 of net, nr4 of set. st4 Of w
va of swt, set OF sw4, set of nwt, swt
nw4 of section 2 set of net,swf of mel
section 3, nj of net, ~ of net, net Of g.
net of sw4 of section 10; set of set, net
se3, nwt of set, sw4 of set, 81 OF sWt, &c
nw4 of sw4. sw4 of nw4, II of nwt, nw+
-nw4 of section Ii SET of net, nwt of he
swt of ne4, nw4 Of set, Ell of set, swt
swt, nw4 of sw4, nwt of Lw4, st of nv
set of swt of section IL; net OF nwt,net
sw4, WI of nw+, set of nw4 of section !;
set OF net, e4 Offset, sw4 of set, net of d
Of section X; set ofne4, et OF set, svt
net, WI of set, sw+, 81 of nwt, nw+ Of ne
nj of nw4 OF section Is nj of swt, nwt
section % WI of net. nj Of set, swt,
OF nwt, swt of nw4 of section %; net
nw4 of section "a swt of nwt of sectit
26, all IN township 5, $ X 5 west, west b
ing 5,S95.2 acres more or less. Also 4
lands situated ia the State OF MissSSip
and County of Jackson, described as fl
lows, to-wit: sw4 OF sw4, nwt of swt
section Is; 81 OF net, set Of set. sWt
sci of section % nw4 of nw4 of sectil
"a ne4 of net, nw4 OF nw4, nwt of s.
set of nw4 Of section 26, all in townsI
5. 5 K 5 west ne4 of sr4 Of section g. Y
of sw4 OF section l5 WI of net of seetit
80. all in township 5, s r a west; set
se4 of section 20, township 3, 5 X ives
WI of set of section II - of section !
nw4 of section D, all in township 4, ).
5 west VT of set, net of sw4 of sect'
2 net of nW4 of section IL, all in tow
ship 5, = r 5 west J; set of nwt OF seclH
I, township S, s X a west ; nwi Of nVt
2; se4, nw4 aud swt of section
all in %tOwnehip S, 5 X 3 west, cOutalnlI
2,803.I IL acres, more or less.
w. Nj. DENNY, Commissions.
Sept. S, 1890. 2S4t
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The Constitutional Convention,
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
No Report thereon BY the Elective
Franchise Committee.

JACKSON, MISS, Sept. p tn,
long-expecled report OF The com
millee on elective franchise wa
formally presented 10 the COnsti
tutiOnal Convention to-day by
Chairman Patty, and at his reques
its consideration was made the
special order for Friday next. The
features of the report have already
been given. In order to secure
unanimity, it was agreed by a vote
of lit IL, not to make a report
at present upon the woman suf.
frage question, bnt the matter will
inevitably come up in the shape oil
a supplemental report.
The question of submitting the
Constitution for ratification came
up to-day and a resolution prOvid.
ing tor the appointment of a COM
mittee to prepare al ordinance
calling for an election by the peo-
pie to ratlfy or reject the new Con
stitutiUn. The resolution was ia
bled by a vote of A TO 81. Sena.
tor George thereupOn submitted a
resolution, which was adopted, in.
slructing the judiciary committee
to enquire iniO the constitutional
power of The Convention to adopl
finally the Constitution which may
be framed by them without sub,
hitting the same 10 the people tor
ratification.
The report of the committee
forever abolishlng the contract
leasing system was debated to-day
at some length, but was not dis
posed Of before adjournment. II
will doubtless be rejected to-inor.
row by a significant majority. The
minority repOrt of the committee
on education was presented and
will doubtless supplant the MAORI
ty report. II differs from the lat
Ter in allowing the poll lax and
the district school tax TO be appro
priated in counties where money
is collected instead of going into
the general State fund, as econ
mended by the previous report.
The sentiment OF the Conven-
ton is favorable 10 The report of
the committee on the cleo
ton franchise, and there is
no probability that ii will encoun.
ter serious opposition from any
quarter. The real fight of the
Convention will take place over
the judiciary problem, a large
number OF the delegates favoring
a change from the appOintive
10 the elective system. The Iar
of the State, backed 10y a strong
force of delegates, will oppose any
change.
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LET Us WORK TOGETHER.

Where there is unity there is
strength. Where there is no unity
there is not only no strength but
there is enmityjealousy, and every
kind of discord, and the longer
such conditions are permitted to
remain the worse they get. One
says, "If can't ride Ball and go
before, | won't go at ALL" and an
other tries to play dog in the
manger" in some other shape.
Each harboring his supposed inju-
ry, which may be the result of
some kind Of personal or bust
ness matter. Now, as intelligent
people think of it, do you know
of any city ever having been
built where personal animosities
were allowed to override financial
interests, as we'll as the growth
and general prosperity of the
town?
Brace up, go to work /; stand up
to the rack and join hands with
others even if you hate them
than Satan does holy water.
Your interests and his interests /:
success and prosperity means good
for all, we care not whether he
be a merchant or laboring man.
Go to work talk up your town
and its resources. There is no
town for which nature has done
more than Scranton.
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Commissioners Sale.

w. NJ. DENNY. Guardian,
Us. Bill to ForeclOse Mortgage.
Mrs. IDA INCLUSION.
BY virtue of II decree of the Chancery
Court of Jackson county, State of Missis'
sippi, rendei ed at the August term there.
Of, ON the 18th day of said month, | will
sell at public PuctiOn, to the highest bid
der for cash, at the front dOOr of the
Courthouse in the town of Scranton,
said County and State, on
The FIRST Monday, the 9th day Of
October, 1890,
within ] gal hours, the undivided one
fourth ~ interest of Mrs. Ida McQuiston
IN and to the following described property
in Jackson county, Mississippi, tO-wit
Tn section 25, township Z, range 6 west,
and known as Lot No. 5, as shown by u
plot or plan of survey of Burton GOOde
recorded in Book 4, Page 1877, Record of
Deeds of lands of Mrs. Nj. Mcleod. Also
that other piece or parcel Of land in said
County and State IN section %, township
Z, range 6 west, all Of Lot 6 in said Sec
tiUn as shown by survey of Burton GOOde,
as above set forth, excepting that portion
of said lot conveyed by N. Z. Vaughan to
Mrs. NJ. V, NJ. Carter, recorded in Book Z,
Pages 339 aud $40, Record of Deeds, being
the same land conveyed by NJ. C. Vaughan
to w. c. McQuistOn on the 2nd day of De-
cember, 1885. Together with the i'm
provements on said land, above described.
+. II. LEWIS, Commiss Toner.
September S, 1890. 28-it
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GUARDIANS SALE.

w, NJ. DENNY, Guardian,
vs.. Petition to sell real estate.
BERYL INCLUSION, ct. ais.
Mrs. IDA INCLUSION, ct. ais.
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of jackson County, Mississippi,
rendered on tue 18th day of August, 1890
l will, on the
9th day Of October, 1890,
sell at the front door Of the Courthouse
Of said county, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, between the hours
prescribed by law, the following real es-
tate in jackson county, State OF MississIp-
pi, tO-wit:
That piece of land lying section rs,
township 2, south range 8 west, and
commencing 11.S5 chains north 7.9o west
from the southeast cOrner of lands of Mrs.
M. r. Mcleod thence nOrth lie cast
6.H chains 10 section line; thence west
LII chains I; thence south 11o west 6.52
chains : thence south 100 east 1.65 chains
TO place Of beginning, containing 1.04
acres and known as Lot & in Recorded
Plat Of Burton Goodies survey, LIST July,
1879. Book No. 4, Page 127. Also that
certain tract Of land situated in section
%, township :, south range 6 west, in
jackson county, Mississippi, described as
follows: All of Lot 6 in said section as
shown by pan of survey made BY b.
Goode Of the lands Of Mrs. n. X. Mcleod,
recorded in Book No. 4, Page ~ Of the
Record ord of Deeds Of said county. ex-
cept that portion of said Lot 6 which was
conveyed by N. G.. Vaughan to Mrs. l.
v. McCarter, the deed Of which IS record
ed IN Book so. Z, Pages $50 and $40 OF
Record Of Deeds Of said county. lt being
understood that the fence as It then stood
is the dividing line between the premises
conveyed aud those OF Mrs L. v. AcCar-
ter. together with the buildings aud
improvements on said lands above de-
scribsd. w. n. DENNY,
Commissioners.
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OLD HANDS
Hold Up the Limited Express on the
L~suIsVille and Nashville.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 2-The
train robbers are at work and last
night from all appearances an old
time gang perpetrated a bold raid.
The train held up was the north,
bound fast express from New Or
leans, No. 6 of the Louisville and
Nashville road.
Shortly after the tram lett Flo
maton two masked men boarded
the engine and gave the engineer
brief orders, which were to stop the
train over Big EScambia river.
The bridge over the river is a
log trestle and the engineer was
forced to pull up with the train on
the bridge locomotive tender and
express car behind it. The engin-
eer was then forced at the point of
a pistol TO go back and open the
express and baggage cars, which
were ransacked by the freeboot-
eTs.
During their whole operation,
which only lasted seven minutes,
The robbers kept up a continual
firing, which terrified the crew, as
well as the passengers. After Sc
curing what they could they es-
capped 10 the woods.
The sheriff OF Escambia county,
with a posse of men and a pack OF
blOOdhonnds, are on the track Of
the robbers, who are supposed
to belong 10 the famous Rube Bur
rows gang. The engineer on the
train was r. w. Siser. His de-
scription of the rObber is a tall,
slender man, wearing a black pea
jacket or oilskin, a smoking-cap
on his head and a gray, SLOUGH,
felt hat over this.
ID. @. Fisher, superintendent Of
the Southern Express Company,
states the amount Of loss TO the
company 10 be only 1924.