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The morning call., 1891-12-06
General Merchandise.

.BAGs-Caleuttas, for june delivery. 6la@bs4c;
Wool Bags, 366lSSe.
CoRDAGE-fure Manila Rope quoted at &c z N !;
l2-thread. l2Isc; aud . thread. l3c q N: Bale
Rope, 12c q 10. Binder Irvine, l3ISc; Grapevine
Twine l2c in balls and coils; Hop Twine. l2c:
Lathyarn, l01ac Quotations for Manila are: Rope,
Zoe; l2thread. l01ae; and 9 do. Ic; Bale Rope
Toe: Duplex rope. S1sc: 12-thread, SC; 8 and do.
9I2c; Bale rope, SLac; Lathyarn, &c: Hop lwlne
Size; Grapevine Irvine. balls coils s1ac: Binder
Irvine. loo ~ n.
SALMoN-Alaskan Fish, 81 05 for King, 81 for
Red aud CSC Silver: British Columbian, 81 37l5
0Sl 40 q doz; Columbia River Fish, 81 409l 20 q
dozen.
SUGAR-rhe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 y ID !;
Dry GrannIated, 5Mc; Confectionery A, 5lsc;
Extra c, 4t4c: Golden c. 41sc: ID. 4c q 10; half
bbls, lac more than bbls, and boxes lac mora
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Bank C.earinrs.

divided among the trades as follows: 3 saloons.
builder. cigars aud tobacco. dairy, l manufac
urer extracts l hardware. ! grocer and tailor.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Tbc stock ON hand IN California Decem-
Oh 1oo ,i
Der ISL was Isooto oois' against II 20 ooS, De-
cemoer l. 1880. Net cash prices are: famiy extras.
superane. 81 4o0ss 65: interior brands 50 25@
90 ior extras 50 zoos 90 y Dol Tor superhne.-
wlIEAT-The stock on hand In me state pecem-
Der LIST, according to the usual estimate of the
,sS oos ct,s pac.mbsr I $40 Tha present stock
S9s rom. which !. lust ooat what the hears
have been hsnring on az ai0hg me o91Is o on 'ae
contrary nave been G1lenat,ng upon SSo:H9o TO
6earish.
The market was weak Yesterday, both here and
aDfGaa aSa prSe sre rmer 81 "a
CT; choice. 81 s2i; lower grades; q 1901 % q. e
ctl.
CALL sAhEs-MoRN1NG
81 Sss4 l0o 81 SS1% 100, 81 $3.50: 100. 81 SO
100. s. sa1s.
BAkLEY.The stock on hand In the State Decen-
eng DsesmssT 500 Tns aaaoSnSs
rpef,Gn weaker Choice nsIs - resa q 1$3
oil 23is; Chcvalier. 81 47ieGei 90 y eli for stan
dard; lower grades 81 2o@l szls p ell.
BUYER season-l0o 81 IS
6A oars stock IN the State December 1st was
The market ees is sa1es and unchaaeed White 81 ST.
mon " "a. acT =, yssSi 49, Ell fr california nd
ss,s1 snr ,,rsgnu
T ~ Jhe stork i'm the State December lst was
.sY 3ss c.is AGAINST 3o2 s2I ellis December / iseo
~ o. rsnf s beayity sunniied onntatjons sbor
aoo , ma, rhaa.e Iarge yellow Al gnsSI s9in.
Small Rennd do 81 3bdDl 37Is: White 81 4oa
:, aotL "a ati
KyE.SI s5al s71h p ell The stock in the stats
prce,pper Isl was 50 545 oIis against 81 so cts
Deea,nhcr , Isoa ~
TeaN1o1ated Mt sl7 soals 80 for cho,ce prod
cy ma { Ia bosa II ,or ,ess Ieslrabie stock P-'A
MInI,II No q ouotea AZ sol 5ih0.0 5o a ton
CHopPED FEESNOuoted At 3 s36S23 "A Ton.
HAY-ouJet and unchanged Dealers and buyer,
are amnlv sunnIiea Ouotable al SItAis q ton for
Wheat Sly0ai4 = ton tor Oat SIAG rs SD for
wheat and Oat si2@ia for Wild Dat $l.@l3 SO
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San Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers are
rs follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51a@6c; second quality,
&C: third do. 4941ac
vEAL-Large, 5@96c; small Calves, 6lASD7c.
MuTToN-Wethers. 7@Sc: Ewes, 61a0fTc
LAMB-S99c y 10.
PoRK-Liye Hogs 414@4ssc p 10 for heavy
hard grainfed and 41ac for light average do stock
Hogs, 39Ss4e . ID; dressed do. 6a4@971ac q ID.
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Shining Notes.

Steamers 20 sail to-day the Columbia for Port
land. the Queen for Victoria and Puget Sound and
the Corona for San Diego. The State of California
and the Wilmington fall due from Portland, the
Los Angeles and North Fork from Humboldt Bay,
the Arcata and Del Norte from Coos Bay, the Coos
Bay from San Pedro, the Crescent City from the
southern coast and the Yaquiua from the Salinas
River.
Tomorrow the Arago sails for Coos Bay and the
Crescent City for Crescent city. The City of Pu-
ebla falls due from Victoria and Puget Sound. the
Costa Rica from departure bay, the Emily from
Coos Bay the Farailon from Grays Harbor the san
Benito from Comox and the Alex Duncan from the
southern coast
The barkentine Marion, S4S tons. loads Lumber
and merchandise for La Paz; the British iron bark
Abeukir Bay, III tons, Wheat at Portland for the
United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp.
The Annie johnson takes for Corr 81, Sl2 ellis
Wheat, valued at SITS $50: the Cynosure for Ant
werp. 26.559 ctls Rye. al $40. lS4; the Louisa for
Hull. 6l.3ll cts Wheat at Sll2,00D; the w. j.
Pirrie for Havre. st. 553 ctls. at SIS 1913.
Spot Wheat charters reported are; The italian
iron ship Francesca Ciampa 1899 tons, United
Kingdom, Hayre, Antwerp or DunkIrk 27s Cd the
British iron ship Chinsura, 1856 TONS same options,
27s Sd.
The barkentine Katie Flickinger loads Lumber on
the sound for the west coast of South America.
The morning call., 1891-12-06

coin was made of brass, and is the only one
of that metal of which mention is made. 1t
Is q choice variety, and he is q happy col
lector whose eye catches a glimpse of it.
In the colony of Connecticut history tells
of no separate coinage until 1877, when
rare and interesting series of coins were
issued, being minted in the town of CRANKY,
in that STATE. They were known as the
"Granby cOppers." and are famous because
of the unique devices and legends upon
tEem. Upon one the device was deer IL
circle facing to the left and the legend is
"Vaiue me as you please" The legend of
n second was Il am a good "copper"" and
third Il cut my way through" Con-
necticut was active beyond all the other
colonies ald in defiance of kiugly remon-
strances in the coming af money from this
The morning call., 1891-12-06

MORNING SALES.
BOARDS Hawaiian Commercial. 55a; 100 do
5i4; 20 5 Water, 81 "a; $1,000 4 Branch RAN,
way Bonds l05;a.
Street-50 Giant Powder, 81.
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Exchange aud Bullion.

Local bank cleariugs last week were S2l 40
5ls against S1s,253.4s6 for the same week !;
year.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR sEssIoS-9:30 a. NJ
$50 ilpha. go $50 Excnq as 400 5
800 Alta rs zoo &C 20 50 Potos. i Us
510 Belchr Lao $50 Il N Nh n 81 Savage .lL4
400 /; n III 9h SO Justice 4 5 $50 In. 80
$50 Bullion. 40 200 KeutucK. 70 SO Scorpion l5
80 ChaIIC....9O 90 80 loo SB * Nj 90
200 Ch0iIar. 20 100 Lady w. 10 100 ..-....-6 80
800 CCSA. 4O5l 100 MeNIcanl. 1872 . 3 New 40
luD Con 40 IOU Mono -.-.- 40 ESQ Utah 90
$50 Foint... IS 400 Oohir- 2 IS 500 YJaexet.l
l5O~..........l. 90 AIS Uyerm. lao
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Portland's Business.
Tho Weeks Failures

PORTLAND (Oregon). Dec. s. Ciearances
sSa4 QUO: balances $4,000
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The stock market was active,
The opening was generally higher than last night
Changers and Vanderbits were the most prominent
for strength throughout the day. The close was
active and strong at slight advances In the whole
list. Governments firm. Petroleum closed at 59c.
NEW YORK. Dec. Omitted States Bonds-4's.
1l1A: do. 2s, l001a: Northern Pacihc 24Ts: Ca
ma dian Pacific, SSia; Central Pacific 3l14: Onion
Pacific, 4 l3s; Atchison and Santa fe. 43S4 Wells
Fargo. 140 Western Union. s2I4; Silver, 94ssc;
Sterling. 81 S1@l4 SO.
wheat December, 81 o4M. FIour-Steady
CoGee-$l2 60. Sugar-3Ls6r3 9-l6c Hops-Pacifc
Coast, 15ep2lc. Hides lac Coppcr-Lake. 81 10.
Tiu-Spot, $l9 95 Lead-Domestic. 81 20. Iron,
SIS. Petroleum, $50.
The morning call., 1891-12-06

The local trading In hops rather small er
scale and confined chiefly to second quality at
lS919c. The market preserved q fairy strong
from tho interior and continued encouraging ac-
counts from foreign centers. The high price In a
local sale referred to yesterday was for line Of
fancy Pacincs at 21Ac for export
The morning call., 1891-12-06

: ! ssE: H H.':. ! =S: Lazy: TzEs
g.. 4.Sl ANl Ala PM 1858 AM g. 80 PMi7lII.5l
Large. Small.
T.. 5l4 AN 3.42 pm 1918 AN 10 s. Pn7.I245I
s.. $50 ASH SIS PN.ll.3l ANIL IS PM'7.l3i.5l
g.. 70. 6.37 AN. 6.53 Pm O.4O Pm 600 AM'7.l3I.5I
TO-. 7.17 AN Sl2 PNi LAP PM O.S5 aN.7l44.5l
Large. Small.
H.. 7.56 AN 2 81 Pm 2.3g PN lS0 AN 7.l5i.5l .
"a s 81 ANIO2 "a rNt 3.39 pm . 23 AN 7.16i.5I
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN EST, Chr9aometer All
Instrument Maker. California street.
SIGN of the W ondan SlilOr.
The morning call., 1891-12-06

NAQU1NA BAY-Per Willamette yalley-672O
SKIS wheat. 1888 SKIS oats 2l9 SKIS potatoes, 594 or
927 ht-sks -four. 4 cs mineral water, bx furS, 70
dds green hides, IS bdls dry hides, l bdl pelts.
bxs dried prunes, bx tobacco. cs cigars, II SKIS
ore, cS wooiens. - earboys, lS5 bxs apples.
bdis hides coil rope l key cider. cs boots and
shoes, PIX preserves horses. L saddle. 10 pkgs
sacks, AZ SKIS oysters. 2 bdls skins.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
ST. LOUIS CHOSEN.
The Calamity Howlers VIII Meet Next
Year on the Mississippi.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-Mr. H. E. Taubeneck,
OF the committee appointed to select a place
OF meeting for the national convention of
labor and farmer organizations next Febru-
ary, with Mr.. w. s. Morgan, secretary of the
Reform Press Association, met a committee of
citizens here to-day and made arrangements
for holding the convention In st. Louis Feb
ruary %.
The convention will be one of the largest
and most important ever held by the various
third parties, as there will be delegates pres
ent from the Farmers Alliance, F. M. b. A.,
National Alliance, Grange, Patrons
Of Husbandry, Patrons of Indus.
try, Federation, Knights of La
Dor, and Reform Press Association.
Ihe Peoples party will also be represented by
Its executive. committees, but 1t is not ex-
pected that it will send any delegates to take
part In the proceedings. The convention
VIII take up number OF matters left unset
tied at the convention at Oeala, Fla, and will
endeaVor to arrange a federation to insure
harmony during the national campaign.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

WHILE the loss of the one life that was
crushed out by the fall of the walls OF the new
Metzerott Music Hall last week is deplored,
there is feeling of thankfulness at the mar
row escape from much more serious disas-
ter. If the storm had come when the build
ing was crowded with workmen, 1t cannot be
doubted that more lives would have been lost.
The verdict of the coroner's jury, holding all
parties connected with the building respon-
sible for the accident, will strike the average
citizen as peculiar, to say the least. 1t would
appear that, as the jurors understood the law,
the building inspector has not the power under
it to compel contractors to conduct their
building operations after methods that will
give all possible assurances of safety to work
men and the public. Ii the law is defective
in this particular, it cannot be amended too
speedily. The building inspector should have
the fullest power in the premises and he
should be held strictly accountable for the en-
forcement of the law.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
WANTS THEM BOTH.
Minneapolis VIII Bid for the Demo.
cratic National Convention.


cratic National Convention.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 2S.-That this city
wants the Democratic National Convention to
be held here was made evident in an empha-
tic manner tonight, as many Democrats
and Republicans from st. Paul, Minneapolis.
and other parts of the state, as could crowd
'iRto the Chamber of Commerce voted unani-
mously for such efforts as would bring the
conventian here. By unanimous vote the
chairman was authorized to appoint com.
mtttee OF one hundred to have full charge OF
the matter. This committee will
complete the guarantee fund of $4,000,
nearly half of which is already promised, they
Will construct a wigwam to seat $1,000
to 10000, and call on the national committee
at the proper time to secure their favorable
action. A resolution indorsing st. Paul for
the Democratic convention was adopted last
night at the Minneapolis jollification meeting
In that city over securing the Republican con-
vention. Ii hard work and guaranty of sat-
isfaction will suffice st. Paul expects to have
that convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 2S-A movement
is now on foot to secure the Democratic con-
vention for this city The political clubs OF
both parties are hard at work on the matter,
as are also the Commercial Club and Board of
trade, land an influential delegation will be sent
to Washington.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
PERSONALS.

DR.. Thomas Mohun, who has been visiting
IN Chicago, has returned.
Mr.. William Ruff leaves this week for MIL
waukee, Wis, where he will practice law.
Mr.. Tom King, of the Internal Revenue Bu-
Teau, spent the past week in King George
County, Va.
Mr.. James Roche, graduate of George
town College, now living in st. Louis, visited
the city last week.
Mr.. E. l.. Mills, of the Treasury Depart-
ment, returned yesterday from successful
hunting trip on the Rappahannock.
The Hon. William Mutchler, the veteran
Democratic member from Pennsylvania ,arriy-
ed in the city on Friday night, and has taken
rooms at No. 1888 q street northwest.
Mr.. A. f. Morris, of Massachusetts,, who
has been assistant purser on the steamer Nor
folk tor some time, resigned last week, to be-
come private secretary to Congressman Morse,
of Massachusetts.
George Kennan, the well-knoWn writer and
lecturer on Siberia, has been obliged to give
up his lecturing tour temporarily, owing to
nervous prostration, which overcome him I'm
San francisco. Mr.. Kennan has not been In
Washington since last January. He spent the
summer at his summer home in Nova Scotia
and then started on his lecturng tour accom-
panied by his wife. He has been very anxious
to publish his book on Siberia, and It is stated
that he has devoted fifteen hours a 'day to the
forthcoming publication for months, besides
lecturing. His many friends in Washington
will join IN the hope that he may speedily
regain his health
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
End of a Sensational Case.

PARIS, Nov 2S.-The sensational trial at
Batlgnolles Of the woman, Nine. Thomas,
which was begun on the 10th, is concluded.
She was charged with committing wholesale
abortions, her crimes extending over period
OF twenty-three years, although the police did
not know Of her pursuit until year and
half ago. She has been sentenced to twelve
years imprisonment at hard labor, and Floury,
imprisonment. Fifty-three women who were
charged with subjecting themselves to her
treatment were also tried with her. Two of
them were sentenced to years. imprison-
ment, and forty-hye were acquitted.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
The Cbristmas Apnuals.

The Christmas number of the Lady's Picto-
rial is beautiful and valuable edition. 1t is
accompanied by a handsome illustrated SUD-
plement, "Rival Queens" The illustra-
tions are OF superior character and the typo
graphical work is attractive and artistic.
Among the interesting articles it contains are
zine Grateful Foxes" japanese story in
verse by Sir Edwin Arnold, and ''The Bitter
Drop" a fanclful play in one act bv Clio
Groves.
The Christmas number OF YuEe Tide, pub
lished by Cassell & Co., is accompanied by a
large pictorial supplement, "The Lady and
the Lamp" The edition is splendidly illus
trated ana contains an interesting novel en-
Titled Mrs. Dines' Jewels" by w. Clark
Russell. Two smaller colored Autographs are
also given with each copy of the Yale Tide.
Ihese supplements can well be framed.
Two presentation plates accompany this
years Christmas number of the London
Pictorial World, which is an especially fine
edition. The larger and colored plate is
CChIlstmas Pensioners" "The House at the
Corner" by George Hughes and Leonard 8,
Outram, occupies, with one or two short
stories, most OF the space devoted to read
ing matter. The novel is handsomely illus
trated throughout
Inc Chdtter6O1 Christmas Box for 1891 is
equal to the usual high standard of this pub
hcaton. With this number three highIy-fn-
ished colored pictures are included. The
illustrations are OF an excellent character, and
the stories are particularly interesting.
--~s-S-s.-
White Label Exquisite.
Every cork is branded
"Anheuser"
None penuina without A.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

LATE Chilian dispatches say the officials
and people of that country have been strongly
impressed by the moderate but firm attitude
of this Government and have become con-
vinced that a reckoning for the Valparaiso
outrage cannot be avoided The Chilians
will find this slowly-reached conviction cor
rect, unless the reports so far received regard
ing the Valparaiso incident are proven to
have been false. The Chilians will have to
be brought to a reckoning, and if there is a
particle of jingoism left in the distinguished
chief of the State Department it VIII be a
most expensive one. They ought to be
taught that taking the life of an American
sailor is a luxury so costly that even luxury
loving and prodigal people like themselves
cannot afford it.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

As FAR as Democratic party interests are
concerned, probably it would be best if the
President should yield to the spiteful clamor
of the practical politicians and remove Civil
Service Commissioner Roosevelt. But people
who believe in civil service reform, and who
have watched the course of Mr.. Roosevelt think
him capable, fearless, intelligent, and con-
scientious official, whom the public service
can ill-afford to lose Probably the President
knows as well as any man the extent and the
sincerity of the desire for civil service reform
i'll the Republican party. If he should re-
move Mr.. Roosevelt, it would be fair infer
ence that he did not find much of civil
service reform sentiment among his fellow
partisans.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

THE Speakership of the House of Represen-
tatives is big Office, the men who are con-
tending for it are supposed to be big men, and
there should be nothing small about the con-
test. For the credit of the candidates and
the Democratic party it ought to be con-
Quoted on high plane, with dignity, mag
nanimity, and good nature. Then, when it is
over, there will be no bitter feelings left rank
ling in any ones breast, the victor can take
his office with pride and serenity, and the van
quished will accept defeat with greater resig-
nation and good temper. Let US have can
vass without scandal.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

of other candidates or their supporters. He
is pre-eminently the man on whom all the
forces could centre with honor and entire
safety In electing him to preside over the
House his colleagues would be trying no
experiment. He has already been chosen to
temporarily preside over that body and he
discharged the duties with signal ability,
skill, and Justice
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29
TnE Impression inereases that this Admin-

THE impression increases that this Admin
istration, with the exception of the State De-
Partnent branch of it, has little influence
with the Republican National Committee.
But then it is supposed the National Com
mittee has little influence with the Admins
tration 1t is another form of reciprocity, in
short.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

CHICAGO, of course, wants the earth, but
there really appears to be limit to her ambi-
ton to possess the rest of the universe. Sky
ward, for instance, her authorities have
decided she shall not go further than the
height of fourteen-story building. A per-
NIT to erect a fifteen-story building has just
been refused. This evidence of a growing
spirit OF conservatism in Chicago will be
gratefully received by the rest of the country.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

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PERSONALITIES and peanut political
methods should have no place in the Speak
ership contest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

White Label Exquisite.
Every cork is branded
"Anheuser. 4"
None genuine without 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-31

Rev. +. NJ. shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: ~ feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. MyLungs were badly dis
eased, and my parishioners thought 1
could live only q few weeks. took five
bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and well, gaining twenty.six
pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: CATER a
thorough trial and convincing evidence
l am confident DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness l can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it." Free trial bottles at logan Drug
Co.'S Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cents
md 81. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-31
The Nav IYilInnt n Stnmach
GyoY Dose Effective.

~ KIT rs museum ireak. but most OF lis
tl.e lha 'tOma Il rs Necessary II life AMI
..tI Noi uiUs experience little trouble
Il M' source occasionally. wrong action Of
tl,,N causing dypspSiG, ETC., aud often
mullt eSicHA' Involving me liver ma
.isN whence We fud bllousucsS and CnnslI.
l'l We Ind also that the bowels aud Kill.
H.inr'S }ewagC system become clOCged
!" '''tie matter, from which comes in,purc
v. nli', botchcS, plmpleS scIoiuln, Scroiu.
i,,-, w ,,thHy nud caucerOu5 complaints. The
- ~. Mood Bitter, taken az lie brginning,
r ~ iHirr stage, arrests the trouble. restores
a., tSl'lc7rl ugln tnactlvlir, thereby TeulDy-
10y HeNtigc Ut disease. b. II, H. is nm nI,.
,,.'.S pn7t extract NJ roots and herbs, which
t1,,, ,9hrt even the most delicate cnuStiu.
v,'"uIai!oa Had Hood. etc., succeeds in ID
.''i lh aul.MwFAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-31

Warrington Litter N Chicago Post.
II may not be uninteresting to the
young ladies Of Chicago TO learn that
James D. Butt, the talented young
lawyer, Of uarper's Ferry, who Is due
in Chicago to-day, is considered one OF
the notable gallants Of West Virginia.
lie is in Chicago Us Worlds Fair COM
missioner, and his fame is well known
in Washington, lis gallantry is best
seen when lie Is plotting a beauty
through the picturesque scenery Of his
native heath or wien, with q Jolly
party. he is the leading spirit Of a
straw" ride. He will be unable to dis
play any picturesque scenery eallantry
s on 9 P bs p Gt SshGs E f5GaEde esro oq
join him in a straw" ride they will see
more true southern gallantry to the
square inch than has ever fallen to
their lot.