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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. June %
FLOUR-Highest patent 81 4G second patent
- u; extra faucy. g. TO
BUTfER-First creamery, SOC; second creamery
&c finest dailJ. &c nne dairy. lSc; common dairy
ll1pC.
EGGS-l2lSc per dozen.
POGLTkh-RoOsters 81 5l52 % per dozen or g.
per pound; hens ~ OOs2 81 per dozen or &C per
pound spring chickens 81 756s2 50 per doZen Ij>c
Der pound; turkeys 3Sesc per pound: duCk~-tsal
al 3, malard g. IS per dozen; young geese &c per
pound.
tOTATOES-Ceoice. 5GES5c per busheI
APPLES-S2 SG4 ~ per barrel.
toAL-AnJhracits 81 81. Canon City IS 90. Weir
CITY - ~ FrontenAc Il 81. Pttssurg "a % Illinois
81 W, AeAlssIer g. 10
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ExcursIon 10 Saraioga.

For the pretty schooima'am and her
friends, the eat meeting of 1892 is that of
the National Educational Association at
Saratoga Springs, \. Y.
The date is July l2-l5.
The rate is one fare for round trip (plus
g 90 membership fee), and is open 10 every
body.
With great wisdom the Kansas teachers
have selected the Santa Fe route to ChIca-
go as the official line for their special YES
ubuled train. Through chair cars and
Pullman sleepers have been assured.
This train will probably leave Kansas
City evening OF July sth.
A better chance Is rarely offered for a
cheap trip TO the old homestead back
east"
Local agent of i. Z. & s F. R r will
esteem it a privilege 10 fully explain the
details to you G23 2is
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Fer Kszsas City. - Leafs sad all poia..
49, axe fb- Mfssoasi faxIGc ra3lwzy
Ins skoYtsst Etts 10 -. Ls8ls y g. usl5@s
~ cia41.s q ezrs . any kia4 Lstse~a
" lEa$t4 sa1 - i4Dass Only EsfE hoars
A<kNs-a 3 irL.fs sad &s- Vera C.Ey "a
ss A-ssoun Fzelsc railway. I.sy tiekss
E-Ss - AcEkA Lz.a EiEss1 -! x
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Wichita Grain Market.

" XIX, June %
Following are the closing quotations
GltAlN-Csr lOLs on track.
MHEAT-tSc
COkN-SGSSc.
DATS--SS dc.
RYE-No or better, 5Ot95Sc
HAN-Baled, 81 5000 " per ton; loose. o. 00a5 90.
GROUND CONN., hop in car lots, 75c per Ia
pounds; corn nnd oats SIC per 100 pounds; bran
saC ked, csc per lou pounds
ELAASEED-J5O17UC.
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The following etherepresentativs sales OF hog,
n wards today:
suEEP.
Brief Mention.

Today was quiet as to trade, owing to
receipts OF stock, but the usual discussion
of politics was as lively as at any time
during the week.
The item stating that the highest price
paid for a carload OF hogs during the
season was S92413 in yesterdays EAGLE
was mistake. 1t should have read dur
ing the day. Healy & Co., paid 1854. IS for
one load of hogs, while Bennington Keno
yer & Co., paid 1893 % for a carload.
Hanks & Arnett shipped two carloads of
steers east today. While another gentle
man shipped a load of horses.
William McKittrick of Augusta came in
with load of hogs on an extra train this
afternoon and in twenty minutes they
were weighed, sold, and he had the cash in
his pocket.
J. H. Guard of Furley was not on the
market with load of stock today one
hour until he was ready to 90 home hav-
ing sold out everything at satisfactory
prices.
The number of farmers having stock on
the market, aside from shippers were not
as large as usual. The following were
noticed: Chas. Goodyear, c. Z. Order, G.
j. Diedrich, o. r. Smith, A. L. Myers, o.
;. Rogers, l.. l.. Lane, E. 7. Fisher, Geo.
Whrren, J. Devere.
The following shippers had stock on the
market:
L. E. Gilleland, Winfild, hogs.
Claus Feldhutt, Bedford, hogs.
G. w. Astls, Haven, hogs.
j. NJ. Radford, Cunningham, hogs.
c. 4. Blake, Mount Hope, cattle and
hogs.
j. c. Charles, Hudson, hogs.
A. Hnffbauer, Mulvane, hogs.
F, c, Coons, Goddard, hogs.
VIM. Mckittrick, Augusta, hogs.
j. II. Guard, Furley, hogs and cattle
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good 20 e1tra...s3 75SI %
REPREsENTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of cat
HOGs.

The great harvest now in progress is
having its effect on the receipt of hogs and
The supply today was far inadequate to
meet the demand of local packers. One
load brought s49214 today which is the
highest price of the season. The market
was quoted at steady to strong with no
general advance over yesterday.
REPREsENTATIvE SALES.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. T.. EMMA COBB,

Females and CEiidreus diseases y speciality.
Honle FOR ladies during confinement strictly pr
waite when - desired. also permanent homes pro
yiced Ter children when ceslg.i Letters % iuQus-
- confidential and answered promptly EcEe II
lea Avs1ls. " icktA AAasAA
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money.

NEW YORK. June g
Money call easy q, ll.ssa per cent last loan A,
per cent closed offered At gar cent
Prime mercantile paper "a ~ per cent
Exchange steady II ~ 81 for siIIy-dsy bills and
- ~ Tor demand.
Tota! sales of stock today - 600 sharea
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Wichita n Chicago without change q
cars via tie Great Rock lsaaEd route
Leave Wichita Al c-Ss q IL suss sFrlve n
Chicago Eext morning a. ia Free re-
Ginning chair ears. Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant dining cars On tbs
train W II. WEsaAET.
City Ticket & Passenger Agent.
Wichita, hAn-
JoHs SEBASTIAN. G. T. q 2 A
Chicago, Il e14S =
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. June q
SCGA E-hefDeu easy. Standard A 5-i6sa. 7-lsc
confr,ticnsrS s-leas Lille powdered sLa...c
Lranuiaied S-les. s'-6c. cubes s-l6Sst ll-lst
Cutt tD-Opuons steady 10 points up. spot Rio
quiet and steady. No :. lac
SoKIoN-SisSdy. Kidding upIards - .-l6c
Eldalins Orleans = S-loc. futures quiet, June
= S-1p.s - 5-l6c.
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\ fsAesonfs laA1ETsE - nssp - tie GO
chow uG a. Tie siTrsts sAe loSstzSa 81 :
20 Lie sg4sc1Lsa &C. tcz s&-s 80 -
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Through chair Gar TO Omaha via the san Re
Route.
The Santa Fa route are now running a
through chair car TO Omaha via Superior
Neb., in connection with the Fremont,
Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad
leaving Wichita at D. N. and arriving in
Omaha the next evening At SD P. N. This
service viii continue daily.
s3-tf W. ID. MURDOCH. D. ?. a
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FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
Thea sceipts Of Stock at the Wicniea
Union Stock Yards for the Fast ~
Hours Were: Cattle, so; hogs ofo'
Horses, II. Shipments; Cattle, Oh;
Hogs, None; Horses II.
WICHITA. Kan. June %.


The supply of cattle today was not large,
and the quality was not of the best The
larger portion of stock offered was but
poorly fatted. Two loads of good ship
ping steers were taken by shipper at a
good figure. 1t is claimed By sellers that
pitcher stock have reached the lowest
quotation.
The quotations here presented are 20 give the
shipper q idea OF the general range OF prices he
rleus casses and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations erding 10 the quality OF orer
ngs aud the stale OF the daily markets These quo
tations only changed when there has been d
permanent change III the general market The
representative should referred TO TO get the
naily Guc uatiOns.
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Kansas

Kansas IS great state for corn. whea;
cattle, hogs, aud financial independence.
The A. 7. s. 5. Z. railroad has sever al
thousand nice farms for sale n its old
land grant along the fertile Arkansas
river, IN south central and western Kan
sas Write 10 ". D. Murdoch, WichitA
Kan, for copy of fo.der, just issued, CIV
ing full information relative 10 Gro
capacity OF Kansas lands, e0Ss per &C
and tsrrs OF sale &C :.
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. June g.
FLOUR-Firm, in good demand. Patent 81 5Oa
IS, extra fancy 81 2 p. fancy 81 05d2 Is choice
81 9O42 CO. xxx 81 7ja2 "a
WHEAT-No red 6yL1Cc.
COkN-No mixed 44c.
OATS-No mixed &c.
BUITEk-Stesdy. Creamery HGlsc, dairy 70
PC.
EGGS-Steady at 121sc.
Enthusiastically. Young America loc, Kansas
co..
FLAXsEED-Steady. SIC on basis of pure.
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look and lseed.

and tell your friends that the great Rock
Island route Is the only line running free
reclining chair czrs between " !ctita and
Chicago without changing cars, eDroute-
Our rates are as low as the lowest our
time quick as the quickest, our sccommo-
oatIous surpassed by none Tickets sod
TO AL points Of America and baggage
checked to destination. Also steamship
tickets at lowest rates 20 and from all
European points by all Atlantic ocean
steamship lines. Before SEND NJ "a Europe
for your friends call al tue kock Island
ticket Office, ICu. corner Main street aad
Douglas Ave. Correspondence solicited
W Fl. NIsHAET. u / 4 r A
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Chicago Gram ana Produce.

chicago, June -
whest-LoveE.
COru-i.Jwer.
OStz-l.ower
Pork Lower
Lard-l.cwer
The lea!inc futures ranged a. follows:
WHfAT-Juue Sac. July TS5sc. August &C
COEN-iuue &c. Jury s9lsc, espleu Der &C
oAIr-srl e - est$sc. July 49,, September &C
POkk-JulY alO 6sA
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St. Louis Produce.
81. LOUIS. June "a
WHEAT-Cs.h TIC,
COkN-Cash lISc.
OAIS-CAsh 3ilsC-
RIE-SOC.
BRAN-6C66lc
FLAN-g9c.
CORN MEAIs-t2 S5a2 a.
BUTTEH-tirm, Creamery l4slSc, dairy l2e I5c.
EGSS-Wsak. Il.
HAY-Lower, Timothy ST. OOsl 49, prairie %
O. u.
PORK-Su 80.
LARD-i6 5JSG 40
WHISEY-sIls.
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KNIGHT TEMPLARS.

Conclave-Denver August 9th to 18th,
1892
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A nAgn nesns Iran FER ca caEo ". sxutz Y,
-Fy<s Tr7Tn for " cha Fee5l-.

Leaving Wichita az It's = u. arriving
n Chicago 9.I5 a. IL. lexi Czy. Nesg4bu e.
throughout z--tt
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AGENTS TAINTED.

NlfASIED-LIEE AGENIS FOX OFFICIAL
w edition >-Arrtsol and he'd, Protection and
Fal1e OF Protection. by Hon james G. BiaiIs AID
EOu illiAfn Mckinney j, 60 Pages nlz-ll aceut-
d AlustT afcd- l.stAl ala in terms 8r.
L Harvey. krUE1 U. Eas Sc 81 in two hczrs, H~E
Thomas Clinton kycretG Ass-. ElsGs AL ols
day. BOo-s credit. Freight pad oEth2 &c
:gse with rsfsrszyes wife 413cs, Address Gsobs
BlO4e Pub lshi1g 60. - sstElgt - Bai4<1e % "a.
/ q, DezAF born ~, tA9c4.o. LIS = ~
4 GEETS WANTED GENTLEMEN AND
n ladies' making g. PER l1cu l. Sample BY Hal
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use Of dangerous drugs
Female Ailments III all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. a speciality.
NOleS and Facial Blemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited
Office open from o'clock a. m, until
o'clock p. NJ, Sunday until $50 o'clock p.
n. Call at office over WoodmAu's bank.
DR., j. E, BENNETT,
143 \. Main St.
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Boohkeepers and Clerks.
Statesmen.

MAN WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH CITY,
vi town and hamlet to introduce the fastest SELF
ing household article ord. over a million
sod in Philadelphia VIII pay competent person
81 per day Address with stamp, ". II, " LILLIAN
son, Al y 9Th street. Phiiadei phiA, Pa. az I'm
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DR.. BENNETT,

Cures Piles, Fis-
tula, FisSure and
all diseases of the
rectum wi { b o II t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
ly cured in the
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MisceaUdIeOtfs.

MiScelUUHeOuS.
XTANTED-ThREE MEN TO TAKE CHARGE
w OF Offices in different stats; good Salaries,
and free pdss. Csll On jay Wright x Co.. Z<stz
E.alu 81, Wichita, Kan. d. ~
w ANTED-CONPETEST STESOGRAPHERS
w and boOkkeepeTs who desire positions. -
apply the National ACccuutaLts and -leuo.rs PHI
sr's bureau. Once for the states Of <aH.as Colo
RADIO, Nebraska Missouri anu Teas, At the South
w ASTED-BUsINESS MIN WHO ARE -
w need Of stcnographeTs o. accountants cali
OF the National Accountants and StsnoETkpbers
bureau. branch once at TIE south vesteru BUs.-
ness College. WICHITA. Kan. We usually have
ppi!cAtiOn list thoroughly competent BOOK
keepers and stenOgraphegs, with frss-cisss refer
sECes help furnished Tree OF cEaFse, clit u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures
tldeT I'll. AsAG &c por ne cay
YY-AN7ED-T0 Trade BEsT GHADE COLTY-
W bus daGz} fot real estate Inquire Ba.9aia,
photographic, IL Z DoEgl~s- g.
tYA<TED-PEoPLE TO KNOW Thai TRAY
A~srae IsT-gy s,as.. ~ "a Z key ez.l 49,
TAeY are matched Ia oossF sizs als- sss'- c. -
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w -ilh c0ars1iszess, - fanny y; farce zs--t
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TJvHE SMITH PEEMiER TYPEwRlTER. ASD
Il al supplies, rl5DoDs. pzrsE. cartor. uotS
t,oks eraser oil, PENCILS. y sterE2aa lG~as f9fs-
tain peas. &c- AZ sest for sale b. usa 10 see ihs
smith Prem s~E l. 70 desire GGns and
-i-S- Model u beat t1sH a. SoOa terra. Faiy
Guarantee four ysags- -uhn Il. IzzeI Eeg-sat
phone q 6tZf =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

grocer may be indvduasts in the c9hau one trades.
several crafts. The photographer Is 's neak by the
man who bs tied by the leg, 50 Vnderd shall he
materials OF his business. HOW li .uJIit when he
run wild How express his indlVluaaoo LIZ The work
but pulls string, and the camera IIIino IN admit
For the sake OF argument we are drad taults-and
that Mr. Kpling's stories have a Huui or only an
indeed the OF them have. But described
Irishman with a taste for bus-couiu M and pho
his art at once "wlld ind, ldualis. o 10 believe
Biography Again: "Insight. we hsTe and when
Torpenhow Mr.. Kipling disclams. .,n Of his being
did TOrpcnhow assert that the autnol on,pions OF
disclamed Usght"l Are the exprte,,iher on him
all Ny Klplings characters to be I"' t ..nseit.
self! The idea Is preposterous rs los OF The
does this critic remember the iaSt nyno himself
Gadsbys," wherein the fearless solSlei oanse he Is
afraid TO ride at the head Of bis troop where
comfortably married II that be not '"'7"'
TO look for II H., g. r,arinr the
ancient game Mr. Klpng Is set WIN I tories
Is pronounced TO have had the art Oh "tl iIorte,
as well as Hawthorne. Edgar Poe Ut L n ,re his
from the first Il reckless statement. Will Will be ba,
apologists would combat TO the end pu' ,alisf IN
failed because he has not AN indont,V,iy discorn
the kndliness and Justice which the faithlu H. mt
at the heart OF things: because. 100. MS al. 20 In
.spirftnal and the servant Of ideals oeenuse mon
tact he has not invented parcel OF ooo IL thev
and women whose hold In life Is SO snght Una.
find time to discuss the cheaper Issues o pn.nr,vs
morality. However the tumble In " me V9 W trho
NAV after all be assumed compliment. ~, ror az
need banker after "splritnalsm" that is irom "'o
first the equal OF Edgar Poe?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
KiPLING AND TIE KODAK.
STUDY IN NAruEALIsM AND srInlrrALlsM.

STUDY IN NATUEALIsM AND sPlKIrCALISM.
From The National Observer.
surely Is lime that the common words OF criticism
kipinEs art removed from the snnp snoto OF Mr.
liOweils that invention Is certainly hi, most con
spclous gN. superficial study OF his stories
should convince an unpreJudlced critic that he has
OWNED Tor more than he ha, 1, Il not
physical inpossiblly that IA mnn OF nve-and twenty
should have already explored IA continent OF emotion.
camera IN hand Does the Reviewer really believe
that Mn,vaney and Orlh-ls are faithful transcripts,
when every touch the canvas proclalms them
creations such story "a "The Man Who Would be
effect Of imagination. ANYTHING. II whispered hint,
strangely npparSlled figure IN The road. may have
becp the motive but - Inherently hight Is the con
struoton 80 spacious the atmosphere that the very
tyre Of Criticism might recognize and admire Its
seldom balanced or reduced 10 logical cOnclus III.
LIE ndrei unless II, processes 10 broadly general
ginning and Without an end And II Is the novelst's
acusty OF selection and arrangement which converts
the common places OF human endeavor into Romance.
TO Know which facts to suppress which to accentuate
Is 10 be no ReaSt that knowledge l. Mr.. kipllngs,
whenever he IL at his best. We ask the Quarterly
show how and where Mr. Kipling IN the master,
ilteraness or TO the obvious truth But perhaps We
sre taking our critic too seriously Having pro
doubles DOUBLES back upon his own argument and Complains
that Mr. Kipllng is not half Realistic enough. Look
al Special h pleas they are one and d" spsn os' and @
accurate. or course they are. because Mr.. Npling
/, non 'He K 90 nhe oaaT Rs H nd%stO Ss
deve for years among records and reports, and
achieve "A result which might be accurate but would
,nnst certainly DO ufelcss. Now, Mr.. Kiplng being
ma pe.ian Is content 10 produce a vivid md general
i'm there be doubt thut IN Lcaroyd.
Wnvnney and Ortheris he has created his types.
And is that critic entitled to a fair hearing who first
complains that his subject Is nothing but IA mimic
and then proceeds 10 assert that he Is no mimic ut
all II Mr. Kipng had proclaimed himself "A
prophet OF Realism. there had been some excuse for
inhe argument But this niquity he has committed
never aud we need not seek to guess why the Re
viewer runs his head thus savagely into a brick
wall. ,.., -,
boiorrapher 10 ~ % The camera Is not his only
innction He 10 also an instance OF tndfvtdualism
r,n wild since when has Photography deserved %
nioturesaue a descriptions A PORK butcher or green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

Professor Lewis +. stearnss wellwritten and sympa-
therc biography Of Henry Boynton smith Qioughton,
Mifn Is Co derives special though mournul interest
from the fact that II the last work OF It's accom-
pNsed author who died just after the manuscript was
mt n, the hands OF the publishers II is needless 10
enter here into any detailed survey OF Professor Smiths
busy and prolific life. Ills memory is sn cherished by
host Of those who knew him personally and admired
his splendid abilities and his fame Will be pepetuatcd
by the large number Of valuable works he wrote.
But had he done nothing else than that which he did In
bringing about the union between the old and the new
school, OF the Presbyterian Church. he would have de-
served the grateful remembrance OF all Christians.
AT period when it was much harder than II IS now
TO see great issues clearly and In the midst OF partisan
excitement 10 preserve judicial mind, he showed
himself 10 be true and faithful leader Of Christian
thought In these respects, and sent an Impulse Of
strength and hope through the whole OF American
Christianity not only by his brilliant abilities. but by
his pure and holy life: The publishers have done
wisely IN including this book In their series Of "Amer
can RELIGIOUS Leaders"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
Two OF MR. SALA'S REMINIsCENCks.
n The Pail Man Gazette.

From The Pail Man Gazette.
Among the anecdotes recently related BY Me 5aa
were the following: present Al the Jubilee
garden party given by her Majesty ut nckngham
Palace My flower dropped out Of my buttOnhole.
very pretty young serynntpresumably there for the
purpose OF looking after wearing apparel, sticks
and umbrellas-picked IL up. While In the act of
putting II in my coat again with view OF obtaining
peep into the Queens rooms. asked her II there was
chance Of seeing them at the same line endeavorng
TO slip a sovereign into her hand She shrunk back.
i wish could. sir she whispered. but there, a
heyc Oh me =
Mr. Sala told an interviewer how he lunched on one
occasion with the King OF Spain under most DISTRESSING
circumstances. Ga!lenga was with him. and they were
suddenly ordered TO join the royal party. They had
travelled all night their faces black rs Sweeps
and being wintry weather all the water frozen.
What was 10 be honel Gaenga came 10 the rescue
Ever try candlesp he asoed. The dry-wash
process. see,' and be took down some Of the wax
candles With which the carriage was lighted and COM
menced rubbing his face with one of them. With In.
finite trust In Gallengas wisdom ! did likewise; and
faces certainly looked respectable though somowha
waxv and ehsstlv. The aid-de-oamp entered. and We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

wan, forth to with the King Now the Kings Saloon
ro comfortably warm-very uncOmf0rtiDy MaI
wa a. The lunch proceeded II became tnconyeniehty
hot when the coffee and cigarette stage er
~ ,oys such as tender fathers she'd In vain tried
bide Them my pocket In ndlcrchief useless anu
int, The royal presence with q countenance H"c
brt we VII dnw II veil over my features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

Mfr KIpnr's recent book OF Ballads has han II
financial success OF which no other volume OF verse
has been able to boast for many year H'eauS
It has brought him about $1,000. and even now ""c
the novelty OF the volume has worn OF. 1t has Il
steady sale of 300 TO 400 copies week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Frank stockton. It Is reported INTENDS 10 wiz.
a book about England a result OF the iohS NiSi'
he IS paying to that country. lie has made pec'al
study OF the London cabman and Is much s""0N
with the amount Of humor be finds IN tnh' "o''"'
Mr.. Andrew Lang By the way, Is quo'eo d. soy '"e
% the author of Rudder Grange" that no man eN
ccntirr Mark Twain has caused him TO laugh so
much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

There Is n rumor that Mr.. liardys DOOR, i.' =,
the D'Urbervllleso Is to be dramatized and payed
In London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

Mr.. Theodore Chd's new book Inc Dc''o y,
po.utv * made M Of essays on subjects connected
with art and art criticism.