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Early Variety Seed Corn

have raised for eighteen or twenty
years after a small grain crop from six
to eight barrels per acre On upland. |
raised last year ninety bushels of corn
on two and a half acres after oats. 1t
grows two to six ears on the stalk, white
and firm, and may be planted July
and mature. Twill deliver on the train
seed corn at so cents a peck, or it may
be had of W. B. Mann & Co., Raleigh,
N. @. J. w. WILLIAMS,
(81S) Franklinton, N. @.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
A I.
of Mecklenburg.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR THE STATE
AT LARGE:
G. B. AYCOCK of Wayne.
R. B. GLENN, of Forsyth.
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TnTT TO MAGISTRATES
H. and
! COUNTY OFFICERS.
Upon the receipt of name and postofice, We
will mail to any Magistrate or County OfiCer4
North Carolina q copy of Revised Fee Bill ana
List of Blanks to be used.
EDWARDS & BROUGHTON, Pqbli5hers;o
$685. Raleigh, Nc
1t costs O. great deal of money to run
O paper like The PROGRESSIVE Farmer
If gOW OoCe anything, send the money
today. Don't U0t untn tomorrow.
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The following persons are appointed
as Chairmen of the several Congress
sional District Committees:
1st District-M. G. Gregory.
I'd District-A. B. Noble.
Sd District-Rev. E. J. Edwards.
4th Districts O. Wilson.
5th District-J. B Smith.
9th D,strict-M K. McKinnon.
9Th District-P. H Rich.
9th District-J. G. Brown,
The following were elected
DELEGATES FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
DELEGATES. ALTERNATES,
Harry Skinner, P. H. Massey,
A. @. Shuford, J M, Bateman.
T. B. Long, H Sears.
D. H. Gill, Q. n. Jervis.
S. 0. Wilson, Daniel Worth.
DR.. A J Daily, H H. Nichols.
Geo E. Hunt DR. J.. +. Perso On.
V. N. Seawell, A. L. SwinsOn.
w. r. LINDSAY,
Chm'n State Elk, Com. Peopl's Party.
Madison, Rockingham Co, N. @.
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SEA AND SHORE.
The Forest Queen Leaves for HOnolul
With Csc b. Crew.

The Fore st Queen Leaves for Honolulu
With a CSC b. Crew.
The Forest Queen left for Honolulu yes
teTday afternoon with a non-unon crew
The bark was lying at Mission-street wharf
and at an early hour yesterday morning
there was large crowd Of union men con-
gregated there to prevent the ''scgb" crew
from going aboard. They were disap-
pointed, however. for not a man went
aboard there. The tug Reliance got
q line on board shortly before noon and
and towed the vessel into the stream. Then
the union men realized that they had been
tricked. The word was passed that the
crew was going out on the tug Ethel and
Marion from Flshermen's wharf and the
crowd adjourned to that place with more
CELEBRITY than they had ever displ yed in
running up a f0Iesheet The Ethel and
Marion was gone and lmprecations loud and
deep were hurled at tie captains head.
When the tug came back the crowd gath
cred about and prepared TO exteruinate
Deputy United States Shipping Commits
sioner 1horrald and John Kane, the boat
man. The latter drew revolver and
threatened to shoot the first man who laid
hands upon him, ard the crowd turned
their attention to John Slavery, tie ship
ping-master. At this juDcture several of
the harbor police appeared. The bellige-
rent coast seamen were driven into corner
and searched. No weapons Of any kind
were found on them aud they were dis
persed.
The ship Ivanhoe. which arrived from
Seattle few days ago, has been lying In
the stream off Harrison sireeteyer since. On
Saturday night she dragged her anchor and
drlfted down the bay for nearly half a mile
before those on board were aware that she
was dragging. No harm was done.
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Take Measures

barrels?" sc0rnfulIy Tetorted johnson.
There's enough left for me and my family
and all my poor relations
By this time others, having heard the
news, had arrived at the farm, and quite a
crowd had gathered when the partner viii
the expert drove up, followed by Mr.. Hobbs.
Just wait until you examine these blue
patches" johnson said 10 the two men.
after they had alighted from their buggy.
Now tell me- If you ever saw surer indl-
cation of oil 2"
The expert gave a glance over the field,
took qu ok survey of the conformation Of
the country, and opened his lips to speak
but before he could articulate word, MIR.
Hobbs broke into the conversation with a
remark that sent the cold ehills down john
sons spine.
land is it them blue patches that indi-
Gates Hep" he asked, with a glance half
plying, half contemptuous. That's fact,
for / used morn two gallons on my ole
mown' machine. tryin' to git through the
season without buym' new one"
Let this be lesson to you, sir" said
JohnsOa's partner.
"A tie lesson l git out of it," again put
in Mr.. Hobbs. lis that when you are a
cuttin' hay use plenty of ile."
IT'S a-swindlew johnson broke out,
livid with rage. "And I'll land you in the
pen before this is over"
Don't talk to me about swindling" Mr.
Hobbs began, advancing upon Johnson, who
reireRted 10 his buggy. 'WhO was il swim
died the Widow Robinson out Of her prop
erty aud drove her 10 commit sucid q?
Who was it that swindled the people out of
their taxes and barely missed the pen
VINO was it that swindled-'
johnson gave his horse a lash with the
whip and drove rapidly away.
Il didn't know nOthin' about this lie busi-
ness until this mornin'," Mr.. Hobbs ex-
planned to the people present. 81 knowed
they was sOmethin' up, but i had no idy
what II was, for l supposed every blamed
fool in the country would know machine lie
on a meddeT after a rain.
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ALONG THE COAST.

a placer miner picked up 50 nugget on
Rogue River the other day.
Two mines Of fat men will play game Of
baseball for charity at San Diego.
Lima beans are selling in Ventura at from
81 80 to 81 80 per hundred polnds.
Down about Banning there is talk Of going
extensively into the growing of almonds.
The Morongo Indian reservation in South
ern California is shortly TO be thrown open
to settlement.
A company is being formed at Santa Cruz
TO save the iron In the black sand found on
the beach down there.
.Apropos of the golden-egg story, a farmer
OF Hueneme has raised 60 < csc from one
pair during the past year.
Iulare County Democrats are becoming
oecsuedly nervous over tile gains in strength
nlaue Dy the Peoples party.
Colusa wants to get mn chain gang md
Inere mas not been a tramp in town for
eight DAYS. Annoying, very,
The guests at Hotel del Coronodo ora
treated 20 jack rabbit coursng matches as
part Oh the entertainment of the house.
A part OF the scheme of the San Dio,o
electric road is TO transfer its cars by ferry
10 Coronado, carrying passengers right
| through
Grass Valley has the best system OF pro-
lection from fire, so far as water supply is
concerned, in the State; but the town pro-
poses TO purchase a chemical engine and SO
be prepared for all emergencies.
7. j. Schmidt. the Vsaia saloon keeper
who recently shot Charles Wett, HIS bar
Keeper. has left for parts unknown. Welt
nad previously vanished to get cut of testi-
lying against his drunken employer.
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Could Not Agree on Name,

A certain married pair, each blessed with
strength of will that some would call oh
stinacy, found themselves the happy parents
about year ago of beautiful baby bov
In time a christening was decided upon.
but, alas. 1t was impossible to agree upon a
name. The mother was anxious to call the
boy Percy, while the father favored plain
John. Neither w,uld yield nor permit
double name, and after spirited discussion
AT The last moment, with no result, the
clergyman. who was an old friend of the
family, began the service. When the plare
was reached where the name should be- re-
peated. Instead the minister went on: "Jbild
oil the covenant. baptize thee" etc. The
baby Is still nameless. except to wide
circle Of relatives, who call him "Cayey."
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H. Hartman with II. Rolling, to erect a aveu
Ing on the iot on the SW. corner OF Mission ana
1brtieth streets; $3.50. anu
A. Jackson with Pacific Coast Door Companv
to furnish hardwood doors finish etc. for buld In.
on line Of California street, 1876 :51z w or Oc
tavia; S1400.
). Cline with +. Renforth. to erect dwellInp on
Tho lot on the line OF Sacramento street y "a w
OF Powell: 1900; bonds 1890. +. Swift and p A
Ferrin sureties. ~
Same with p. N Berkhout,- plumbing for sauna
$o25: bonds $3.50, Ernest Mielzch and l. Berkhout
sureties.
Bertha kempter with Carl Strotb, alterations and
adQltlons on house on line of Hickory avenue
ITO u of Cough street; S775
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shIfFiNU INTrLLIG .NCE.
ArriveI.
SUNDAY. July 10.
Stmr Newsboy. Fosen, Is hours from Nayarro
Stmr Noyo, Drisko 50 hours from san Tedro:
ballast, to Noyo Lumber Co.
stmr Gipsy, JepSen; ~ hours from Santa Cruz;
Stur Del NOrte. Stoekfeth, 40 hours from Coos
Bay Bay via Crescent City; pass and mdse' to Hobbs
sImr Hattie Gage. Yarneberg 20 hours from Port
Schr Nettie low. Low. . hours from Point Reyes;
80 bxs butter, 70 Howard, Harris q Co.
SUNDAY. July TO-
Stmr Mestport, Jacobs.
Ship InvincIbie Rowland. Port BakeIey.
R Rsrs FSIeSt 9ges9 ,; Dry9rse , honoiulu
Bktn Monitor. Iyersen. Eureka.
Brig John spreckes, Christensen, Kahului.
Sehr Electra. kuudsen, MendoCino.
Schr EpItnger, lhierloH, HUMBOLDT.
TeIegraphtc.
POINT LoBoS July 1910 M-WeatheI
hazy; wind SW velocity miles
Domestic Ports.
ATOOSH-Passed In July lO-Bktn Retriever
hence June % for Port Hadock
SEATTLE-Arrived July lO-Schr Roy Somers
hence June / via New WhatcOm.
HI ENEME-saied July l0-Stmr Silver Spring
MENDOCINO-Arrlyed July 10 - Stmr Point
ESTPoRT-Saied July 1O-stmr CIeone, for
UREKA-Arrived July lO-stmr Humboldt. hee
July 8.
MOSS LANDING-Per Gipsy-Is bx butter
Sainas-9 bxs butter.
watsonyille-5 bxs butter. 24o SKIS buekwheat 1
bx castings.
Monterey-S green hides bxs dry fish, Dbl fish
bx butter, pkg fish, pkgs abslone shells. SKIS
squads
santa Cruz-5 cs cheese. pigs mdse 400 bbls
lime.
Pigeon Points bxs butter.77 SKIS Is drms cheese
COOS BAY AND CRESCENT CITY-Per Del
NoFte-3l6 NJ II lumber. 80 NJ laths. tons junk, 80
bbls bottles, ~ kegs 90 bIs butter bxs cheese
pkgs mdse D es eggs. bIs seeds, chests bags
treasure.
PORT KENYoN-Per Hattie Gage-6I kegs g bbIs
1879 bxs butter SKIS horns. l mdse, u bales
wool. 43 shingles, bale 8 cking / cs hardware.
thimble skelnS castings, 10 hogs
Shelter Coye-5Si2 bales wool.
Consignees.
Per GipSy-Dairymens Union: 6 McHenry & Co.
brigham, Hoppe 4 Co; ErlanSer II Gallnger: A
Jordan & Co; SresOvich Co: h Cowel & Co;
Nj T freltas a Co; L Whitney a. Co; HIS Bros:
Sherry, Lawrence & Co; Whiutier, Fuller Il Co. IA
Joost: TImann h Bendei; Norton, Teller Il Co; W
Deering; Carpy y Co: Harris Bros
Per Del \ orte-Milier x Waugh: McNauChton &
Co; Wilson Irvine: { Whftney 4 Co: California
Lumber Co; Dairymen's Union; SmIta'S Cash Store;
ID Tiedeman 4 Co; Bowen i Co; Z y Dean &
Co: Wells, Fargo Il Co.
Per haiti Gage-Russ Sanders & Co: A SchillinC
q Co; T. Whitney & Co HuSe, Bradford s. Co: W
CARROLL NJ haitSh Co; Thos Donuigan & Son
san Francisco Packing co; Mitze a Baker: Woodin
q Little; Higgins a Collins; Brigham Hoppe Y Co.
W Montague & Co: NJ Fretss & Co: ShoObert
Beaie < Co; Dodge, Sweeney & Co: Getz Bros 4 Co;
Neryalin Rowe; Norton, Teller Il Co: HIS Bros:
Wheaton Luhrs; Dairymen's Union; CarOan q
Co: Rosenberg.
For Late StDpin7 IRfeut3sac. See Elgh'h Pr.
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than that NJ the games Of tire Thistle Club.
As many Scotch residents belong to both
CARNATIONS. he claims To know that the
gate receipts of the Scottish Thistle Cub
gathering were $1,000 larger than the re-
ceipts OF the Caledonia entertainment, and
that consequently the attendance must have
been larger in the former.
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INCE ;

Though thou vast born ,. tn northern skies,
On daughter OF the frost and rimel
Within thy dusky. Slumbei Gus yes
Are visions OF another cline.
The warm glow Of the jocuHd South
Should tinge the marble OF thy face.
And curve thy cleft pOmcgrs nate mouth,
With hints OF sensuous tre pic grace.
The land Of cypress and OF wine,
Calls to thee from across the seas:
And. 10 the palm tree and the vine
Beckon toward tie Pyrennees.
Oh, daughter Of the snow and frost,
Thy kingdom lies across the main;
A w&ndeTeT thOu-a prin ess lost
Thou sh0uldSt have lived IN sunny spain.
EDITH SESSIONS UPPER
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES..

fi@LCO J+.t-Nr-4 -A.~4-,G CpNs
pany-Location Of works and principal place OF
business, Cold Hiil, Storey County. Nevada
NotiCe-There are delinquent upon the foIIowipo
described stoca, on account of assessment No 81
levied on the hiHth day OF May, 1892 the several
m0unts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Rival Clans.

George w. Peterson, secretary of the
Scottish Thistle Club. takes exception to
the report in these columns that the attend
ance at the Caledonia games was larger
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DEIISQUENr SALE NOTICES.

~ principal place OF business, San Francisco Cal
location OF works. Storey County New
Nottce-There ara delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment tNo SS)
levied on the oath day of May. 1892, the several
amounts set opposse the names of the respective
shareholders. 5 follows;
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AUCTION SALE
Rich and Elegant Furniture, Ornaments, &c.
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIoNEER.
WILL SELL TOMORROW.

Tuesday. July II, 1892, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at
the residence, 9l3 Van Ness ave, near Geary,
by catalogue, all of the Magnificent ParIor.
Bed, Dining room, Library and Drawing room
Furniture
Grand Rosewood Upright Piano: Rca Odd ParIor
Upholstery; Cherry, Oak and Walnut Nantes with
Bri;-1-orac Mirrors; Fine oak aud Walnut Mirror
front Desk and bookcase; FoIding-beds; Wilton aud
BoGy Bru sells Carpets and Rugs: Fine Oriental
Satsuna. Btsque aud Marble Vases and Clock :.
finest Etehings. Ea2ravmg5 aud OIL Paintings.
Elegant Lace Curtains, brap res aud POrtieres:
ne ne bIass :. aildTLers' comprising iH p 1T:
one small Size Upright Rosewood Piano I'm per-
rect order; Elegant Music Rack: Handsome Parlor
ser. IN french broCade Fine Psrlor Set In blue
satln and SIX plush; DAD ParlOr Divaus: Easy and
hecthlng Chairs OF the newesp designs in rich
covers Eit CANT Oriental Satsuma ana ammered
Goiu vases; Fine LtSque amt Bronze Ornaments.
handsome Oak ana Cherry Mantle s with French
mirror top and hne tiling to match Cherry aud
onyx Center anu side Tables; Fine Body Rru sseiS
carpet Fine EngrayinCs and Etcbings; Elegant
OIL Painting pV Keith fcOSt $1,000: Ha dsome W az
nut, Car nd Cherry Bedroom Sets. With plate glass
door "ardrobes and chiGOHiers to match; " hits
HAIR Mattresses: Down Feather Pillows and other
bedding; Easy Chairs aud Lounges: Extra Fine
Folding BEDS Of different designs; Body Brussels
Carpets.
Massive Walnut Tennessee Marble-top Sideboard.
with Pedestal Extension Table and Chairs TO match:
elegant Dwarf and Cyin der Bookcases; Library
Tables, ETC.: BODY Brussels Hall and arpets;
large Oak Hallstand, and other fine goods nuner-
TO mention
The above is the contents OF an elegant Broom
residence aud cost over $1,000 less than two years
ago. Sale positively without reserve.
j. o It NJ i. SIMMONS. AuCJfOneer
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the PostOrice at san Fran.
cisco on MONDAY. July 10. 1892.
RS- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" aud give IN c
date OF the list. IL not called Tor within TWO weeks
they will be sent TO the ID ead-ietter ONCE
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NJ EAINAN GULD AND SILVER MINING Coz
w pany-Locatlon Of works aud priacipsi place OF
business. San Francisco, California; location ef
works, Virginia City, Storey County Nevada
Notice-TheTe are delinquent upon the following
descr bed stocS, on account Of assessment No. IS.
levied the sixteenth day OF May 1882 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the reSpectIvs
khArcholderS. as ToIIQNss
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Board or Trustees, made on the Sth day OF ~
1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF such stOts
as may be necessary VIII be sold pubic aue Son
at the office of the company. / 3 Main st, go d
HILL New. on MONDAY, the lSthday of July, lSq2 >
at O'Clock P. NJ OF said day 10 pay said deInqRen
assessment thereon, together With costs Of adyeF-
Using and expenses o. sale.
iel9 I'd W. H. BLAUVELT. Secretary
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new LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


NOTICE OF ASsESSMENT~CONsOLI OLD ATED
1>New YORK Mining Company. Location OF min
clpa place OF business, San Francisco California,
location OF works, Gold Hin, Storey County Ne.
vada. ~
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting of the
1892 an assessment mo. 81 of ten ilO) cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
The corporation, pay able Immediately in United
states gold coin to the Secretary at Office OF the
company. room 70. Nevada Block 500 Montropl-
cry street. San Francisco California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the "a day OF August, 1892 will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc
Zion, and unless payment IS made before, VIII be
SOLD on TUESDAY, the 23d day Of August 1892
10 pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs or advertising and expenses OF sale BY order
Of the Board of Directors.
CHAS f. ELLIOT. Secretary.
ofce-Room 70 Nevada block. No. SOC Mont
Eomery street. San Erenclsco. California; Ie 29td
NOTICE OF ASSEsSMENT-PEER MIN
~ ing Company Location of principal place OF
business san Francisco, Cal; location OF works
Quijotoa, Ariz.
Notice is hereby given that At meeting OF the
hoard OF Directors. held en- the 9th day OF July,
1892, an assessment (NO lS) of cents per
share levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable immediately in United States
gold coin the Secretary, at the office OF the
company, room %, Nevada block, No. 800 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re
main unpaid the 18th day OF August, 1897.
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. aud unless payment Is made before,
will be sold WEDNESDAY, the TIN day
September. 1892 to pay the delinquent assess
penses OF lie By order of the BOARD OF Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
Ofice-RJom 23 Nevada block $50 Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco. California. 81 I'd
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6FC. F. LGMSGN.
THE MAGNIFICENT MIRRORS,
AInI, q
RENEE VINCENT. FRANK w. BUrTERFIEr
BUTTERFiEL0 g. VINCENT,

AUCEIUNEERS,
Room 80, Flood Building, cor. Market and Ash SITS.
Furnished houses bought ia their entirety or sold
on commission.
THIS DAY.
MOnday-...s.-..-...---- uty Il, 1892
At IL O'Clock A NJ. on the premises
531 Hill St.. near Castro, bet. 2lst and 22d.
(Take CastrO-street cars 10 Hill streeD
WE WILL SELL.
The Ma6nfC6nt Drawing Room Furniture,
Hemme & Long Upright Grand Piano.
Administer, MCqUet, ROYAL W iltoE and Body Brus-
sells Carpets: Elegant Chamber and Dintng-room
Furniture; Magnificent DTaperies and Lace Cur
tains and ali the elegant equipments OF the above
elegant residence. For fun particulars see Chroa-
ice. Notc-The furniture in the above residence is
truly elegant. no money having been spared IN the
furnishing of this agnificeut house.
1O2 BUTTERFIELD & VINCENT. Auctfoneers.
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4 WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CENTS-THE wEEKLY
4 CALL, In wrapper ready Tor mailing
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-01
a Much Delayed wedding.

Miss Florence e. Howell, Of Decatur,
and George vandyke, of Louisville,
married at midnight, had an eventful
experience. Twice had the wedding day
been fixed. but it was postponed. The
third time they came near missing it
again. George expected his wedding
suit from Louisville by express. Ii did
not come, although the couple waited
until the last train was in before start
ing on their journey in hemud. five
miles distant to the home ofethe bride,
where the wedding guests had assem-
bled to witness the marriage. At Z
o'clock Vandyke procured his license,
and us he was coming out of the Office
he fell headIong twelve feet into the
cellar Of the, new court house. Later he
started with the bride and four friends
for the Howell place, when the. single.
tree broke, the horses kicked themselves
loose and ran away, leaving the party in
the mud. Another vehicle was secured
and the journey resumed. The party
arrived at II o'clock to find some OF the
guests getting ready to go home. The
wedding feast was cold, but the wedding
took place at midnight. Decatur Cor.
Chicago Tribune.
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Absentminded.

A very absentminded man was Lord
-, who prided himself upon being very
indulgent and considerable to his servants.
His coachman had been suffering from Il
light attack of lung fever but returned to
work during the prevalence of some rough
weather.
..Do yon think, James, 7 said Lord -.
that yon are well enough to drive me to-
dayf"
"Oh. yes, your lordship. will wrap my
self we'll
"Ahl Well, ! will tell you what ! will
do, James. ! intended to go out in the
victoria today. bat in order that you may
escape the exposure will 20 III the coupe
insteadp'
So he drove out in the coupe, which, al
though it was a covered vehicle for him.
self, left the unfortunate coachman as
much out in the rain as If he had been
driving the victoria.
But Lord - had the complacent air as
he drove of ding very kind and merciful
thing Youths Companion.