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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
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ben 3ablrei9en Bills, Bic Der bemndAf
Standardization 2egisIatur sur Bes
ratbung bDreeIegt tDerben, beTon6ers
etne bon uaierem &eprdIentcnten Murss
bad ausgearbeitete. bic ben 3meG boi,
elmer iGreienben rnsere6iigteit nhsn
helfen, uuter Der eigi3e Der teranifden
COUNTIES Beg duBerffen @elfeis gu lei.
ben baben.
S:eie Bill be3iebt fi@ ouF BE geHeue.
fung iener @ounftes, In ceEert aroBe
Gaubs@ ompls1e IieGen, weIfe ben 81.
Standardization ieiner 3eit ge.
f@entt Durben. Sn ein5eInen Counties
rs Hub bies beTOubers Mabeiid unb
Bal 8erbe @Dunip--seb6rt her gr6Bte
Sbeil bes nubbaren 2anoes ienen @iz
fenbabns@ eieaf9aften.
Dieien trurbe 9ber ni@t nur BAG
Naltb geIGenEt, fohbern es fourDe ibnen
nu9 nod cine 6ieuerfreibeit iAr ben
3eitraum bon Is SabreH getp6brt. So,
bur@ bat fi9r nun Der gan3 unIeibIi6e
3uHanb berausgebil6et. bag beiIpieIs.
Delie in Waberid @ountp bic 9eiber
bon einem NierteI alles 2anoes Die
ldmmtIiGeH Steuerr aufbrinee1 maI.
len. pdbrenb Die ibrigen brei 8iertel
ifeuerfrei fao.
6erril Wur5baGs antrog gebt nun
oarauf bin, baB Der Stat ben betrefz
fenben @ounties ben Nusfan bereaten
lou. Der ibnen burG iene 6teuerbes
freiuung erud6f, unb Dos lit fdIieBs
li@ niGt mebr als redt unb binig, 6a
Der Staat febt tbatfd@li@ ben grobsn
glfenbobn. @otporaiiouen Elm @einent
gema@t bat, fur bas Elm fleiner Yru6.
tbeil BON Steuer3ablern bic 3e@e 3abs
len muB.
IS 1T Su piini6en, oaB bieie 8il
uidt uur aur gsratbung, fonbern au6
3pr Nnnabme oelangt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
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NeaidenwpbI unb Msni@ensltid als &c,
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spingen, nm Feiner Selbi1erbaltuug
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
acknowledgements fir tas $500
@emblatt $3.50.
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s. g. 8ni@.
WR. G@prpbia9.
Mariniliat Gutnr.
6 . { q 8.
Cages Gbrpnf.
2. II II r.

2. Sanuar.
1880. @regor VII. berbietet bas 9eien Ser
8ibel.
1892 @roberun9 BON Granada bur9 Slaz
bella bon Gaftilien nnb Serbinanb ben &atbos
ltfden bon Grdgoniem.
1893. Suffers GROCER Sathedismus er>
1deint.
1917. stusbrud ser @%eridwbruns bes ST.
escp su @enua.
l 1889. Safpb II. entfiebt aus gngIanb.
1777. @brift. &au@ gu 9lrclien gebt Bib
bauer.
1899. Ser &Dnis bon Meapel fliebt Bel an.
ndberung Der GranSpien na9 Sicilisn.
1901. Sobann GaSpar 2apater gu 3urtd
eeit., 9farrer.
1914, 8clibar wirb gum Dictator BON @es
re5uela ernannt. Clara Munbt, (2pliie
aRihlbd4) gu &eu=8ranOeaburg 8eb. Sdrift.
f~telerin.
1920. Sine miniiterteIe &~erpr6nung berbiez
tet allies Surnen in preuben.
1887. @rite Observation-Disclosures in 9es
trpit.
1888. glusuit Griebrtd @rnit 2ansbe;n gu
Gerlit geit. Dihter.
1874. Santa 9lnta pieber grdiibent In
@ierito.
lS4o. Sh ytdtia1o brecbe1 Die ufriiheit 9ee
gen Oeterrei9 aus.
1856 Die Suea=gommi5fion ennpfiebIt benz
gtees8onis bon &esbpten bic 9tr@fe4uns
Der 2anbetSe.
1859. gbronentiasuns bes Garften aleran=
Der bon Serbien In 8elgra6.
1851. &5nig Srieori@ 8ilbelm ". sef.
SbrOnbeitei9ung &Sntg @ilbelms I.-@ou
berneitr gnis BON Nprbsg Carolina ni1nmt 8eiit
bon Sort @acot un6 gruppen bes Gtaates
Georgia bentdAtigen ftd Der fleinen Seitansen
Ynlasft llno Sadipn ltu6 bes %geiammten Ser.
@tadten arIenals In Sapannab.
1871. Gdpitulation WfeSieres.
1879. Die Ser. Staaten tebren CUR 8aar.
5abIung 5urid-galeb @ufbins geft.
1883. 9tnrtdtlng bon s Nibiliiten in ct.
getersbnrg fpegen bes 3nrenattentats i'm Don
&D5dfen @ebiete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

Gesen einen @@nitt, 8el6dhiguag,
Sisbs O6er 8ratibmunben giebt es niGts
BeReres, als gbamberIGin's
paiu Balm. Die @unbe beili
i9neler. als bur6 ireen6 elm anberss
grdparot, unO. tuenn bieieIbt niGt gar
3u t6Iimm III, Obne Narben su binter.
Iahen. gu baben bel 81. Gobn s. Co.,
8. Rolteper & Son unf allen beoeuien,
ben Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

Die bette SaIbe Der BELT fir @6aitte,
0ueti4ansen, @ef9rhre, 6iebsr. aab Saut.
Ausfdlae, 6Ie9te, ~ssjpranaene s&dnbs, 8rrR.
bruIen uub ale 4auttranlbtiten furirt Sd.
morrtoiosI Oser isias aesabluns: gaaise
SattSfation gorautirt obsr 6as @eIb pirb
3uri6srfattet. 26 Gents bic G&a6teI. BUM
Hertauf In allen Apotbeleu. Dretb, Stomb.
fpu q Co., @boltEalf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
Stein : Bride,
Mapors Office,
Sta6t Son MntOnio, Seras.
+ Sp2enhpr 1890.

@b61NA0 ~IISSf
@ta6t San Mntonio, Seras.
5. DECEMBER, 1890. }
Sn uebereinFimmung nit Dem 2api'
EEL XLVI Der rebibirten Or6inGu3en
werben Derfieselte Mngebote in cieier
Office big gum
9amftas, ben 8. Sanaar 1891
LIZ 1br Miitaes entgeseueenOmmett
N erben, fur bic pa9t ber SteinbriiGe
brr barten Gieine go. 20, %, "a, 25,
25 unb 81 fir bas Sabr 1891. Dieter
t,trben eriudt, bel Der ginaGbs ibrer
Nneebote beim Gtabt : CLEFT iiinf3ig
Dollars at bspDniren, Gig cine GaYans
tis, oaB fe ben oorseI@IageHen Wliat9s
Goatraft eingeben unb bic baFiir nos
tbige 8hreI9aIt fslen; geI6iebt Ley.
teres ni6t, 10 1T bic bepOnir!e Summe
an bic @tant berfalen.
Die Stabt bebdIt Fi@ 6as 3eGt Dor,
irsenb eins ODER ale Mngebote aurtd'
5nneifen.
Ingebote mtlieH on ben Wlapor ges
rt9tet unb Proposals for Lease of
Rock Quarry hbsridyieben fein.
8rDan @Gl!agban,
Nttefirt Wapor.
CT. 9. @Iau6na. Siabssglert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

rSalt' ct ben S6nabel," i8rte elm Sttefelputer pen
Der @aaerie Der srpBen Sper berunter in baS ~elesante
lt4es 6duapern fprtwdbrenb ifbrfe, uunp ~sebraude Or.
Suiten@9 prup", ersdn5te i'm Elm anfbererg delm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

S6em gefaNe.
game Bet.
g @r % asa5e ahnaaOl sdr faeea anan, ps9sa Bea9 iss Ssarnnsat h.
tngtM Serenieer te4ahen, Dd@e mir fit bic ben btnen.
4r babeam uafean @e61t m9r &apital angdegt as ale Nug5aEen> gambler in 9gas
a91agnm nt Mn n nS % pDrrff r 5aar iaaisn, f. rhaasa nt bic nhbrgaea guNs
aT N 1aogreN9e. nna labAsg gelAan aaLMsant nab sMeen anks @unbiM bibMann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

Sg- Serb. Gbelisse Bat einen Bar
7 nom erfter @laHe egbHnet MeEf.G0ms
Il icfces6tr. 239 [frRber Neiles Apos
I befe.) 6iets friE6es Bier an 3apfe,
{ line Mbistep's uno CUTE @igarren.
Gin geniitbli6ss. 2ocaI, bag Se6er bes
fpItel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
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~ u :.
Gin Mdb@en r6er alleiufebenbe Grau
tDirb fir %alIgemeine 0ausarbeit,in elmer
tleinen Gamilie mad austpdtts ge|u9t.
2obn SIS. Na63ufragen Set
2eoS
2odbart, Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

Mir ocrfaafea 8ianoS unb
Sraeln 70 nieorig eeean baar
ofeT e.if 70 let@te 3abiurgen
btu tie tg8enS Elm Cans int
Moahe1 oeer Gihen.
M'g ipoIea Il nc g;otsu ooer
SiIerheit. nynn mir @iaaos
Deer Srgefa perfaufen. @ir
refFr6iren nilB bas z.nrsGt auf
bas SnHrnnieni.
Iatau i5nnen leidt hrittsl.
@ssfon II itbertraseu msreea.
Detdae Die Gini6 uag herieiGe:t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

~ Wenn SIR etitss trodenss goi1s
DAT 8rennbei3 brau9t, ipredt bar ober
sefeDt per SeIepbon Bel Ger Sunset
Wood Company; fe bot ffeis bas 8efe
I'm Martte.. SeIepbDn 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

u. SrmmsWiG & Gpbm,
befebenO aug 9errenz ut6 &nabeus
Nn5iigett, 9iiten, S6uben, Stiefeln,
&leiberftohen auer Dirt, Pnbmaarer,
Quilts uttb 8lanfets, fur5 Der fammts
li6e 8Orratb melt unter 8pltenpreis,
bur6 u. 9 @nit5er,
Nflignee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
NDti5 fir Gtemersabler
Office beg Gteuerfolettors,

Dhiee beg SieuertoletfOts,
San Nntonio, Seras.
Ser nnter3eid6tiete ria6t bierbur@
befannt, baB bic Gtaats> unb GouniD.
NozHaIorem unb &opfiteuern iebt fdllig
uno Dor ober an 81. December 1890
aablbar ftnb.
SofeGaffianc,
Steuertolettor fir Berar @ountp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

SIN Sale ron arantbeit oSer
nnsltd sebdbren mir ffetS
ldrssre 5eit. Mit 9bpOtbeten.
@ntea fam bis ni@t sei6eben.
8ir brau@en unfere 9oten
unb GiAerbeisen ni3t an Ban.
f,ers ODER GslbretIeiber sn
traEsferiten, itm nit Dem @eIb
mfr @efddit heisrsnfibren.
Mir brauden ni6t bobs
9reiie su heredpsn fir Sn.
%iirumense, mgIGe mir auf Sci.
bsrtanisu, hin bic 5infen GU
1T. RI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

Gsss 1T III pU8he Ia bic G0sanita niatsaaatBngI4er g@ahp, sdasfu ue aabHn
neubk5 TS
Inhe aetunsm Fe ale 2tisabwp, ndae 9aHprete bon as tuhsu
Deer, Ga9e bic &mgfa aaa9f febemn 4aass nil alien neaeaea 8ubeEeuuon uoh
r3t gaebsa eabea, founea mir terfdern, REF, gmA6 ohIma taaga an her spite esr al.
bRen 5nfrumente fthens Re imsa nd netre nt6Hge @G1ntruasn edabrsnb sben, bmh
Eelbe Guathdt anon mana beg gVG bnutnS er6bt purben, 10 s s Zoe anSuea nbr.
tufen. gM8 iii bic Hndt aHn aHporeifAen nh fompdenkn GriGr.
gr fb GtaHsagNen fx 95ebr, Stmduab & Sons, Raabs, gbi6eiuo & SouR. Md.
tbnfdef IND y q. Ss s So @ianos, uabG 1anr & SamHu, uni Gumbaa. OraIn.
ar 9aMn set Goaea ION 0metu. bic {p8na fir ma anaefrHat maten Die seb e.
tanten Dir FUR SIS, bic o.Nsref fur $95. Da8 @o3nertnmEr Sraa lift ibr f5on, uo S8
Srnese nnb6 bic Auautdea lQMa nidt8 Az mlaAen a6tl
Gn fmWen Wr g81ohfaht nAo GdaE9 anDd aMe GouSn tn mudaIddfn 5narumenhn
ebenfoW nRIe 8lGRr, 86gftn, 8GAea fir aue SgErrhnnte.
unr 8orn6 in &Nea TT nr gusN IN Sdfen.
ar ftnben auf appHfahan 8aahsa ao RrWiaea sin 9ianes. eradu, MuffaGfAu
JRffamenten, MaFaHea, aoea a: ouau ao &antmmtea prompt ale brpai6en Nnfaqea.
axsTYGa gx6A6NG a 81 q n 2 rss ono Gasanasre. uGtrasa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

G0GGAN 81 BROS. EOS gommeree.
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LAnIES EN.InY

Both the effect and result VIXEN oIivs
3iaSsom is used. 1t acts gently, yet
promptly. It Is the greatest boon to
yomankind. Every lady can treat her
elf and not have to undergo the torture
# instruments from physicians. Olive
Blossom positively cures all forms Of
emale weakness, such as Painful Men.
'truation, liberation, Larceration, Bar.
enncss, Leucorrhea, Pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid Tumors in their carly
'tages aud the long list Of innumer-
lble and unmentionable suferings that
lfflict the patient. The Olive Blossom
reatment Is simple and harmless. The
irst application often gives permanent
-elief. Try it, and you will exclaim,
IS hundreds Of others have: "Oh,
eel like a different woman One
months treatment sent postpaid 10 any
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Xix months, $500. Olive Blossom
Is forsate by all leading druggists. Any
iruggist who may not have it can order
It from the wholesale dealer. DO not
.eccbt any substitute. BeVare Of fraudu-
ent limitations.
The Celebrated EuRfc Rlsii2e Olive
3ioS5on, is prepared only by The
EraRfc Medical Institute Co., Columbus,
}. he0yboyated 1886. CaPitafSsoo. 10000.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San Francisco, and London, England.
Sold by Logan Drug CO., G. R. Gostze, ". W,
irwin, ". L. Williams, Q. sChnept, Y. Menke,
nellei. W. @. AFmbright, W.. II. Williams and
Z. W. Helnrici; J. w. Darrah, and RalSton 4
Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie q Co., Bridgeport
o. NJ wyrick, Bellaire; st. Clair Bios, Ben
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24

Nicholas Nickleby saw, "a long, cold
looking house, one story high, with z
few struggling outbuildinEs behind, and
barn and stable adjoining"
The structure just as II stands today,
was the abode OF q real squeHrs In the
flesh, OF a Mrs. sgueere, Of Fanny
Suueers, aud OF MAstsE WaokfOId
Sdueers. All the difference was In the
name. That was Shaw. They possessed
the same ignorance, avarice, venRlity,
brutality. The old wretch Of master
was ruined by the exposure. lnveshga::
ton and damage suits stripped him OF
all, or rather made him 10 the end Of his
days an imbecile servitor TO the man,
Bousfield, who married his daughter,
Mary Ann Shaw DANNY Squeere) and
who, now, over eighty years OF age, say
ngely prevents your entrance to the
place with club and dog. II you come
10 DosheboJs Hall, you will have to
content yourself with an exterior view OF
the ramshackle old structure, and peep
from over the hedge, behind the barn, ct
the identical pump, around which the
half.iroZen boys gathered for their ablu-
tions on winter mornings. Boustelde
wife, the last Of the squeers family, died
ak years since. The graves Of all may
be seen in the little churchyard. Near
all dread and noxious things the divine
compensation leaves something tender,
sweet and good. Close beside the exc
Grated graves is q tablet erected 10 the
OF the two who died for loyal
love. Roger Wrightston and Martha
Railton, they were in life. In immor:
tally they are the Edwin aud Emma OF
Maliett's pathetic ballad; and rustic
Yorkshire lovers still find inspiration to
endless fidelity beside these graves in
the little church yard Of dead old Bowes
EDGAR L. WAKEMAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24

The American people are rapidly be.
coming race Of nervous wrecks, and
the following suggests the best remedy:
Alphonso HempAing, OF Butler, Pa,
sweara that when his son was speeChless
from St. Vitus dance DR.. Miles great
Restorative Neryine cured him. Mrs. ].
Z, Miller, OF Valparaiso, and J. D. Tay.
lor, Of Logansport, Ind, each gained 90
pounds from taking it. Mrs. II. A:
Gardner, OF Vistula, Ind, was cured Of
40 To so commissions a day. and much
headache, backache and nervous prostra:
ton by one bottle, Trial bottles, and
fine book OF marvellous cures, free at the
Logan Drug Company's. who reCom-
mends and guarantees this unequGled
remedy. 3
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0hf 9ntelLiaenfer.
onlcel Nos. s5 and g7 FourteGnth Street.
GROOuS.


LadieF Home Journal,
"Rest, little sister" her SIsteu aid
Violet purple aud Wild.rose red
crest DEAF yet, till tho sun comes out,
Till the hedges bud, aud the grass blades sprout
We are safe In the kindly Garth, and warm
In the upper world there IA sleet and storm.
oh walt Tor the robins true, clear note,
For the sound OF drifting wing ailnAt;
For the laughter bright OF Rn April shower
To call aud wake you, sweet Cr0cub flower"
But brave heart Crocus said never a word,
Nor paused 10 listen iOI note Of bird,
Or laugh Of rain.dFop. In IOus b green VeAt
And golden. bonnet, herself she dressed
by the light Of glow.wOrm'E friendly spark,
And Ioitly cIept IN the stairway dark,
Out through tho portal Of ffOEeh mold
Into the wide world. bleak aud cold.
But somehow, q sunbeam found the place
Where the snow made room for her lifted face.
MADELINE g. BRID6Es.
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sArURDAY, Tho ol,t DAY Of JANUARY, 1871
TRUSTEES SALE.

". II, DALLER, Auctl
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For rates and other Information address
W. J. ROBINSON, @. p. A., ParEenbdrg.
4. ]. candy, A. q. p. A., ParkersbuFg
J.0.TOMLINs0H, Pas. Ascent, whcelinR, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24
suslaon peatIls.

Heart digease is by far the most fire.
quent cause Of sudden death, which In
three out OF four cases is unsuspected
The symptoms are not generally under
stood. These are: habit Of lying or
tho right side, short breath, pain or dis
tress in side, back or shoulder, irregular
pulse, asthma, weak and hungry
spells, wind 10 stomach, swelling
OF ankles or dropsy, oppression
dry cough and smothering. Dr.. Miles
illustrated Book on heart disease, free al
the Logan Drug Company's, who sell
and guarantee DR.. Miles unequaled New
Heart Cure, and his Restorative Nervine,
which cures nervousness, headache,
eleeplessness, effects Of drinking, etc. Il
contains no opiates. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24

To thousands of people who have the
faint Of scroiula in their blood. The
agonies caused by the dreadful running
sores and other manifestations Of this
disease are beyond description. There
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saparilla for scrofula, salt rheum and
every form OF blood disease. 1t is rea-
sonably sure to benefit all who give 1t
fair trial. Be sure to get Hoods. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-24

Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam
the best cough cure. IL will cure your
coughs and colds. 1t will cure sore
throat or a tickling in the throat. 1t will
cure pains in the chest. 1t will cure in
fluenzl and bronchitis and all diseases
pertaining to the lungs became 1t is 9
pure BALKAN. Hold 1t to the light and
see how clear and thick tits. You will
see the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Large bottles Soc and$l. 2
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"York, YORK for my monte;
OIRll the D aces ever did see,
This Is the best for good c0nplrie,
V,.a.,,,1 tha OI0u NJ TtfuNItU ~

They roared louder still when l gtood
before them in charge OF magnificent
bulldog. The frowsy BonifaCe quietly
reached for huge club. This he brought
down with a crash upon the table en-.
forcing silence in that quarter; and
then, thanking his dog for his oddly.se-
cured guest with 4 cruel thump,. which
released me, he led the way through
labyrinths OF cobwebbed arched hall.
ways and huge deserted rooms to a
Tretched apartment, and, pointing to q
bed scarcely better than pile Of rags,
took his departure. This was the
once famous George, now the UNI
corn, Inn. Eight coaches bound to
London or Glasgow, daily changed
horses here in the good old coaching
times. Dickens and Browne had occu:
pied this very room. once q cheerful
parlor chamber. The night, with un-
told iuIies Of an awful storm shriekinH
about the grewsome old place, with
windows rafting like crazy css.inets,
doors OF Railways and cupboards open
ing as II flung into the room by unseen
hands, and the very hoor.boards restless
and diequiet as though struggling with
ugly gnOmes below, seemed to unite all
tue hateful and evil spirits OF the dead
past in protest at disturbance by life and
health and inquiry.
But sleep will softly shut all hateful
things away from him who will come
with Q storm over stanemoor's wilds,
When | awoke the sun was shining upon
dead old Rowea. There is silent bell.
tower on the roof Of the Unicorn.
climbed to this. There lay the sinuous
shell OF the ancient village-a winding,
cobbled ,grass-grown street Of half q mile
/ in length, tanked by ruined houses, ball
Of whose matched roofs had fallen In.
From their dank and rot grass, weeds
and even flowers, were luxuriantly
springing; as though nature, seeking e
hide the spot, had hidden the winds
and birds seed It for fitting Disguise
Far 70 the east the eye catches glimpse
OF the classic domain Of Roke6y. TC
the north, the dells and fslls where
flows the river Tees. To the
south, the glen Of GrGta, where that
river tumhles and sings. That huge
one, stone structure, the afst at BoWet
from the Greta bridgeway, weird and
ghostly under huge sycamores, was once
another Dotheboys. Richard Cobder
once owned It aud made 1t his home
Then the Unicorn, with acres Of out
buildings, empty and moss-grown. op
posite, another silent inn, the Rose ant
Grown. Then, iacinE westward, a little
Norman church. Near 1t, the ruins OF {
Norman castle. Behind these ruins the
ancient Roman station Of SaYalrae
where sre remains Of baths and an sque
duct. Then, rooted and gnEooied hove
ON either side 10 the westward, whert
i you will still see, Just % Dickens sadht
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF ihe Money and Stock
Markets.

The Features Of The Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRE. jan. 2s.-Mouey on call easy
hanging from 10 per cont, last loan . pei
cent, closed at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Gas per cont Sterling exchange quiet and
easier ats stA4 s615f. Sales 1855 shares.
The stock market was little more active TO.
day In the general list though dull the increased
animation being accompanied by lower prices,
however, throughout almost the entire list.
There was less attention paid 70 ChlcagO Gas,
although II was still one Of the leading act We
stocks and one OF the special features Of the
marEet. It Paul, Atchlh0n, Burlington, Rock
Island, Union Pacific and some Others suffered
by bear attacks In the early hours but more
attebtlon was paid TO ChlcaEO Gas and Louis.
Vile and Nashville in the afternoon. the rest OF
list being quite neglected. Richmond q West
Point WaE throughout the most active Btoak and
the strong point 10 the list, the trading being
had lately strengthened it, position In the com.
pauy. Tie marset finally closed dull and heavy
at the lowest prices OF the day.
The Post says; The fact that Richmond Ter
minAl was the only stock that was higher this
forenoon than II closed yesterday was accepted
- M index Of q disposition 70 speculate for
higher prices for itwhenever there II Ruy Enpcu.
lAtlve disposition in the market at all. In fact,
for it, prospects, the Richmond Terminal com.
mon stock Is enc Of the cheapest speculative
stocks on the list. II was merely q board trad.
efs all day, and such trading as they did was
confined tnA few stocks.
Railroad bonds more active: sales 81, 0i9,0O
Government aud STATE bonds dull aud steady.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. -Cattle-R Receipts 1000
SIeers s. 76a5 Is; COWS 81 CO2 IS; StoCEets q 2a
go. Hogs-Receipu 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market weak and lower; rough aud
common s. S5a3 Is; fair 10 good mixed and pack.
ers s. o.; prime heavy s560l3 o.; light sJ6ga
loo head; marketsIow and lower; natives 20 Is
a. o; wesernA 81 2Sa6 10; Texans s. 7bai 70;
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EAST LIBERTY, PA, Jan. % Cattle Receipts
82O bead; Sblpmenis 22O bead; nothing doing;
all through c0nSignmenB. HOgs-ReCeipts 4,2J0
head, shipments $50 head: market active:
PhilSdelphiRs 81 75a8 IS; mixed aud heavy York.
eTs s. Gas 70; light Workers sS 4ba3 co. pigs g 70
AZ IS. Sheep-Rec.iplS 100 head; shipments
80 head; n1arEet Slow aud unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 2S.-HoES firm; common
s. 6laS16i receipts 400 head; shipments ,625