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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July 3. 3t5 y. m.Be.f and pork r. poo %
demand Hams In good demand short cut about ~ ~ ~
n hrm at SIS ed. Bacon IN fair demand Cumbera nd
cut about - 20 so n nfn at 49, short rlo about - w.
firm a. 4os I'd long clear middles about ~ n. hrm NJ
as o. long and short clear ndtes. about III n firm a
31s Cd. Shouldcrs-Ahout 10 10 rs n. nrm at 49, "a
Cheese-The demand hss fallen on TalIow. tuiIentlne
snd July Arm 36s I'd; August and September hrm At
31s Wheat IN fair demand. Flour In poor demand
Corn-spot and futures In demand MIXED Wrsnn
spot steady 4. Is Gid August stsfv st "a SID sspV
Der steady at - ID Hops at London-Pecinc Coast
There IL nothing offering Reeerts Of wheat or I'm, tns
Pacific ports 200 quarters nom other sources oION
quarter. Receipts OF American corn for the past ~eek
Is 600 quarters,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
THE GARNET MEETING,

Washington July 3.-rhe Cabinet meeting to-day
was attended by Secretaries J. W. Foster Noble ana
pu., and Posmas terCiencia Wanamakcr. Tho seizure
49, u.,,,sh steamer Coouillon is said TO have been
os no ' "f The questions considered at the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

ana George II. @. Gale 4th Cavalry captains: Second
Len'enants Charles F. Parker I'd Artillery. and Ar.
tiur mayer "a Cavalry. first lieutenant Assistant
ray"aSters John A. Mudd Wills b. Wilcox and Ed.
win B Webster. to be passed assistant paymasters IN
the Navy second Leutenanis Ell K colo Tloodoro
r. Kane and Lewis c. Lucas 10 be first lieutenants in
the Marine Corps. ' ''"'S III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
MEXICO TAKES OFF TIE MAIZE DUTY.

Washington, July ga dispatch 10 the Secretary
of state from the United States Minister IN Mexico
announces the exemption from dulles OF MAIZE III
grain or In meal. and beans Imported through TIC
Mexican maritime and frontier custom houses during
July and August. 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
DISAGREEMENT on TIE LEGISLATIVE BILL.

Washington July 5.-The conferrees on the Lcgis-
,ative Appropriation bill havo practically agreed to
report disagreement to their respective houses.
The principal points al Issue the appropriations
for senator's clerks. for Uni ed States Marshas and
for the Maltby House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

Durnc June there q net decrease Of Sll .OlA,-
TOT In money and bullion held In Ge Treasury.
There WIS q decrease Of Sles32 $50 u goo com
~ eco 900 In silver Treasury notes, s3.ll1.l2' IN
gold bullion and S234.753 in subsidiary silver WHILE
the store OF standard silver dollars Increased
United States notes, So NATIONAL DanK hVlcs'
seyO5 300 aud silver bullion. 81 1877 ,oIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
BUTTER.

Receipts for week, 40 $50 pkgs. Exports for week.
100 pigs. IL has been much quieter narNet this
week Supplies have not increased much but there Is
siderable shrinkacc IN the To- al consumptyc demand
many Of citizens leaving town for summer resorts,
high for either speculative buying or
storing receivers or shippers account Sellers seem
reluctant prices much but IND that slight con-
necessary effect sales and the feeling Is
shade Fancy Western creamery l. Offering at
2i.c quite generally few special lots held fric-
onally higher but Without quoabe sales. Many Of the
large buyers held OF to-day expecting u secure favors
which receivers still Hing To conccde
tubs is commanding .l.c few OF the
Of pals reaching the ngure, but
wholesale business above Gle Is exceptional Frsts from
selling 1t 2oc and other grades downward
Quality is quite Irregular. many lots showing summary
or sour flavor. State dairy haftubs are scarce and
buyers fancy lots haze 10 ray 20c for them.
Quite quantity Of dairy is coming forward in tins etc.
mostly from small da rios without reputation and buyers
are not giving much attention Imitation creamery is
saiable at 7aSc when choice but the bulk OF receipts
arc dcfccflVr and RAM, from down. Factory still
holds rather strong position demand here Is not large
but the advccs from the West are So firm that receivers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
SQUADS dark, per dozen wv " ..-'
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Southern potatoes eased OF TO 81 25dsl 80 for the
hes, marks following last report under very heavy
receipts AZ tho close sales are sull NANNY 10 samo
range arrivals somewhat lighter anu STOCK Is CT an
up closely prices are now nrner ana rev fancy
ply and CHER. Cucurbcrs OF good quality steay
tomatoes have been somewhat demorallTcd lately. owing
ylut poor the closc inferior lots arc st.
selling very low but there Is nrmer market ior fancy
iarsr and we'll riprncd stock Other vegetables now
,trot nafnlr fron, Tono ISlan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

jority may elect. The Commission is to inyesugate
the needs OF the country In regard 10 highways
and report 10 Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending July :, 1892.


Receipts Tor the .Weck-Hoan. 2S92 ibis peas s? 20
bush LNports-Bcans. $50. p<es peas, 2S9 bits. I'm
ports u u Demand from all sources cOh-
rnue, yesy moderate scale. and trade dIaes along
slowly at unchanged pticc medium Ucan> the feeling
iaLnef because OF light supplies, present and pros
u"cL,e While narrow and PEA arr no NOR than STEADY,
ncG with confidence aud stock ar we'll
onti Oiled improvement the export trade mig II
Lima moving fairly. Eood deal Of stock
going W"-t Not much doing green peas, but the very
limited supplies and all other distributing points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week. 5s7 pkcs exports for week. $40
pkg Most Of the remaining lots Of evaponted epplos have
been put store and holders trying get llt,l0
Eorc money cost OF storing Demand has not
proved any apprccnbe extent. and IL Is difficult ~
effect important sales at the HIGHER rates asked. Sun
dried slice, IN small supply and held about stcdy coarse
cut -carco and CHOPS wanted. and prime heavy
Iacted lots would bring easily Small ruit quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
HOPS.


spring chickens arc more plentiful and desldtdy
GOOD selling at 1871 &C. and small chickens 15c Fowls
arr in mod supply and hrner three ot Western
selling TO-DAY at he. Turkeys stsdy DUCKS ana geese
weaker unless tut and well grown.
Dressed fowls had fr clearance lost week and made
I2c But chickens weakened aid are showing marked
decline at IN. close Toe.y l2c + It'll he'd for a
lew pet marks Of fowls. out ll:e IS more geneml
pice Chickens are urgently ofered a. our reduced
uuotatlons and very sOw Turkeys closing
eaa.icr Splimc duck, show some decline. hut fancy
,ar.bv closing sirlv steady Od ducks hegccird
and Old rec<c IRE about uns1Hbe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

Tonatos, have somewhat demoralI1cd lately owing
selling very low but there nrmer srkss foT %mey
large and well rpencd stock other veee.aoes are ho"
coming mainly from I@nc Island and h h 81 25. Is
Potatoes Norfolk, common to prime. por Dbl 2S %
rSaos southcrn snor eco SS and cus p 5oa
Asparagus. Jersey, per doz hunches.......' Vg 20
$:::::: 81: +:
Onions onions Eastern shore per Dbl ssos go.
2aons Ta'c Sand ;hG re- sSr 7ss
S'rng ' beans .'' Lons Island pcr bas..:: 7sd @
squash Southern yellow. PER Dbl .......... 13n ~
sqaasH Long Island yellow per bh,... coz IS
fS%.s LG9s sr l' poor TS prime Ps' per- 3
Tomatoes Charleston per crate 1,1 20
Tomatoes Miss, per hafcasc 75a 90
Tomatoes South jersey, per bu. crate L 30" ----
SUNDRIES.
and or S%'' Spanish a. sd Sosa
for No. 1; No 3 %. a4c vrrina No. shccd dull Al
&C. sfqHS% AxHMarkct quiet but held Unchanged South.
MhsLE SraARNew in lsh, supply b. dom 1ns
stock. o.. dGi9c Syrup quiet at 3odf5c per gal
MILK AND CREAM.
different railroad distributing points in and hi. city
Sh k ing 20 w csn &c ceadsnc
Lsckawonna 36sO cans Of milk co Of cream Now
and Harlem @ss So9' n m 70 civ ssA' and
Norhe ~ 10 cans Of milk N.wYok New Haven ard
Hartford SO cans Of milk Ontario and wcsten sc 30.
Of mix $50 cans Of condensed milk aud 81 OF cream
Newey Ccnta S25 cans Of T ana coo S csns OF
milk aud 10 cans Of cream. The total daily supply has
been s2l5 cans Of mix 10 Of c9dcn,sd d and nd
the week; price, 81 II per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
Ocean 5teamers.

CHARLESTON, S. c., the South Southwest
" JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POlNIS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
=. r. (foot OF Roosey Ill -stl D. m
CHEfsoK EE, and yacksonyills Friday July
SEMINOLE Cha ton and Jacksonville Tuesday. July II.
DELAWARE. Charleston only "Wednesday July tS ,,0n
,.rance under open policy elected ct onefth OF one per
cent. WM I. CLi DE ~, . uuric :, Aee"Ss'v
T. q EGER (ienr Agt. G. 5. FIT Line, 347 Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
1IMRrrRf,.AMERICAN PACKET co.
IAPAN-CHlNA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Francisco f0uoW'
BEIGfC TuesoAy, July ~, D. ne
OCEANIC (will call at Honolulu August 10, D. m.
GAELIC Tuesday. September 8, D. n.
HEL,ilC THURSDAY October o, D. m.
superbiy spponted-Superior accommodation.
e.bn sns seen a. os7 and $40 Broadway New Yors.
Hsom "a RairVad Building. San Francisco.
A" ~ LELAND STANFORD. Presidsah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-TREsH.

Southern now apples arrive only In small lots and meet
A fair demand when OF good size and sound. Georgia
hes quito plenty the varieties arriving are good
and sell well wh,n In anc order but large part Of the
took arrives more spccked aud such J. OF
uucrrtain value. Small lots arriving from South and
Sorth Carolina sell wei when choice but they seldom
NC 4 few Hac's nirly have appeared from MARYLAND
and Deawage for which thero 4 very l!tte demand
plum, ar yery and good lots inquired for
Cherries sell wci whom large and nnc but much Of the
and has ~ low prices ca rants
lower Ont closing fairly steady. Rlckbrrres dcl ming
gasrcres caar and irregrla quail ~ and value
ckebsrrles -o well when large and dry. but mall or
wet ots slow. southern muskmclons. Of fancy
quality and In perfect condition are IN fair de-
lnand and nrm. Late arrivals from Norfolk are
and values are unsettled and Irregular. Watrmelons
CLEANED up closely improving prices but are
now shade lower under offerings and quiet trad"
L. Conte sell well whom OF choice quay, but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

Receipts the week G0i43 boxes last week, 70 453
boxes. Exports So 0j5 boxes. Trade qniet"d down a
GOOD ow1d clio II tho week, and considerable
sock had be carried notwlth tand
no fact prices shaded fully isc highest
grades. Not much effort made 10 do business vas
tesv owing 70 the holiday and TO-DAY there was an IN
commonly poor market A good deal 81 took the
docks and sellers werN In humor to push -hlngs
reasonable price but shippers had few orders IN hand
position ahead except so low basis as TO make
seller. hardly feel warranted In meeting them What little
trade accomplished sac for fancy colorcd
for fancy white, but there were FREQ Offers to
sell ut those and shpisFs generally talked Sl2c
some choice parcels were placed At sfssc and good 10
prime fullcream sdS.c. The choicest lots Of part
hav. had moderate inquiry this week hut for the
class that makes the bulk Of the offerings H
been a slow unsatisfactory market Liverpool cable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

Receipt. Tor the week $50 bbls and - 94o cases.
The rnorke, seems be working into utle hotter
ston on ton qualities Arrivals have been liberal most %
.he time during past week but have contained only
small proportion ~ strictly nn6 goods and these have
sought for Rest marks from northerlv .cctlons
reached Gc toward close OF last TODAY they
arr quite s.rong AZ that arrivals being lighter
proDortcn Of desirable goods stil small but buyers
quality. aud many Of the hpments ar
riSlng are fnc enough n eNcred l5ierl5',c De-
ccdy defective stock is It'll urgently oferd and Of very
uncertain value.
STATE and Pcnnsvl,ans hid. Ter dozen. 16ied
northern Ohio Ind and Mich. laid. fancy 10
Other Western. laid fair 10 prime l5ia d15'.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
No, So.
Orsis Of Wisdom.

A man might as Well be pauper as
live like one.
The worst robbers are not those who
carry clubs.
The t-onble with the crank is that he
will turn onl y one way. .....
Ifyou want to live long don't try to
live more than one day at Il time.
However great some mems abilities
are, their liabilities are always greater.
1t is surprising the amount of trouble
man will endure before it reaches him.
Wien an honest man insures the
house in which he lives, his Insurance
is a lottery IN which he hopes to draw
blank.
When you bury your friend bury his
faults with HIM. There should be no
resurrection of them, as there Will be
of the body.
fla man S religion is pretentions on
Sunday and obscure on week days, you
had better do business with him on a
cash basis.
The right kind of religion doesn't
mean twenty five cents year for mis-
sions and turkey for yourself every
Sunday for dinner.
Take the hand of the trien1ess smile
on the sad and detected; sympathize
with those IN distresss strive every
where to diffnse around you sunshine
and joy. Ifyoa do this you will be
sure to be loved.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
Indians aS Smokers.

Every Indian worsllips tobacco Give
the Sioux ~ su:ilccnay of beef and 10
bacco and there will be no more war
between them and the United States.
They do not get any tobacco from the
government in these days, so they sell
what little else they do have, and with
the proceeds procure cigarettes and to-
bacco. 1t used to be that the red man
was satisfied with dried red willow bark,
but he has been civilized very material
ly, and now insists on the best brands
of the most thoroughly cultivated and
manufactured weed.
Some of the older fellows still mix
the willow with their s,nolle-they pre-
fer the kinnick -kinnick-but the young
or men take the tobacco straight. Their
love for ci igarctteS amounts almost to
II passion, and yet the Indian is master
of the situation. He can smoke enough
cigarettes to kill every dude on the face
of the earth, 60 on the warpath for a
couple of months and starve, and yet
turn up with a physique that seems I'm
injured, The suggestion that unlimit-
el cigarettes were cheaper than soldiers
thus falls to the ground and becomes
valucleSs Washington Star.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
LIZ. IA.nt the NIntrh.

Cen Hligh and his wife happened to
arrive at Il Yorkshire inn when there
WAS only Just 50 much in the lartcr as
was sufficient for them, and of course
they bespoke it. Some sporting gentle
men presently arrived, and on hearing
what had happened asked who WAS
the guest An Irish officer said the
landlord; wheruupOn one said: "Oh, If
he's Irish IL potato will do for him.
Here. take my watch up to him. (a
very handsome gold onr) 'and ask him
whHt'S o'clprl.' The inquiry had
Gouh less some imp"rtinrn1 significance
in those days. which it has now lost.
At all events, it brought down the gen
eral, with the watch in his hand and a
pistol under each arm.
=! ALI come he said, ''to tell you
what O'Clock it is Whose watch is
this" Everybody FASTENED to deny
any knowledge Of it whatever. ''Then
have made a mistake, said the gen
eral in the company. received an
inpudcnt message, which came down
to resent, but find have come TO the
wrong room" The watch, Which would
lave paid his dinner bill fifty times
over. he kept to his death, and left it
by will to lis brother, the dean of FL
p!Iin. -S'ln Francisco Arsonaut.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07

add carbon to pure iron and it be-
comes steel. Add hydro carbon to
iron. and Stec! itself becomes SO extern
Sivoly modified that its properties are
not recognizable. Thus steel may be
rs soft as pure iron. Add hydrogen in
varying quantity, and it has the quail
ty of resliencr as in the watch spring,
or the quality Of tcnacity, rs in the
kliifc OF Il razor, or mag be given near
Is all the hardness Of a diamond, as in
y file. With steel at Il low temperature
from 400 degs. to 4jO degs. Fahrenheit,
edge tools are produced, and color in
the yellow shades; from 500 degs. to
525 dc%s. various sorts of springs are
produced, color blue; while by heating
iron to whitcness and plunging it into
water, which is mainly composed of
hydrogen, files are produced or forms
even harder Chicago News.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
& Dl'p.l,

Corca has no political connection of
any sort with either Russia or England.
it holds a sort Of relation of dependence
to China, however. That is to say, the
"he,rnit nation' acknowledges the SUI
z2rai.ty of China, ANA has done 50 for
the past POO years. Its government, to
large extent, is modelled after that Of
China, and on the frontier between it
and China there are trade regulations
favorable to tho latter. Virtually,
though. Corca, so far as regards all the
rest of the world, except China, is an
inIcpcndcnt country. 1t has its own
liz OF lnouarcls, and its own laws and
regulations. - st. Louis Globe Demo
nrnt
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
Ar Accom- mOdating Theft.

4 singular little incident occurred in
front of the Gcdney house. A hand
some young lady, stylishly attired, was
walking down Broadway. and a young
man, equally captivating in his way,
was coming up town. They met in
front Of the aforesaid hotel and as they
passed the youth Irftly slipped his hand
into the girls pocket and drew her
pockctbook from it. 1t was done be-
fore the very eyes of twenty asto,ished
guests of the hotel, hut before they had
time even TO express their surprise at
the young mans audacity he turned
with Il polite bow to the young lady,
handed her the purse. gave her u mild
warning not to be SO careless in the
future and passed on. New York Con
t;npnl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
Eustou'S IIistorjc PLAYGROUND.

There is one thing about the Boston
common of which Boston people are
very proud, and they may be forgiven
for telling strangers about it pretty fire.
cuentIy and persistentIy. In summer
you will see no signs of Keep off the
grass" on the common. People are al
lowed to 90 wherever they please on
that common everywhere, except in
tie little pond. Boys play ball on the
fields. run races and in everything that
they do show that this is in verify a
common-a playground for the people
not a pretty ornament only to be
locked at. All credit to Boston for
this display of great common sense
and for this rich gift to her children.
New York Tribune.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
sPOT1ERS on THE HORSE CARS
Now Conductors Learn to Recognize
Them and Pass tho Word.

Now Conductors Learn to Recognize
Them and Pass tho Word.
Every street car lire in New York
employs from forty to sixty "spotters,
who are paid twenty cents round trip,
and whose business it is to see that the
fares received are rung up on the car
Indicators.
"Il's the easiest thing in the world"
said Broadway car conductor, 'fof
us to spot them. In the first place
they have to keep track of every person
who gets on the car, and they can't be
seen taking notes The usual method
is for the spotter to carry pocketful
of beans AS a passenger gets on the
car he transfers a bean from the full
pocket to an empty one, and when lie
leaves the car, as he usually does when
it nearly reaches the terminus, he looks
ut the Indicator, and at his leisure
counts the beans and secs if the num-
Der taIlcs with that shown ON the reg
lister
"Us,lally the spotter gets on the car
about five blocks from the starting
place. One of them once told friend
of mine that he had two pockets in one,
So that lie dil.I't have to take his hand
out at ALL The spoilers word is always
taken, and it is seldom that conductor
gets anything but his dismissal notice.
"Ihere is no appeal from his report.
Seven trips IA day is the average made
by these mcr. and if they do not report
Il nan or two week the officials think
they are not attending to business.
There is one consolation to honest con
ductors. however, and that is that the
spoilers have men to watch them, and
no one spottcr is known to another.
Their statements are all mailed to the
ear slacrintcnicnt at his residence, and
they %ct their pay each month by mail.
1t sometimes Happens that two Will
board the same car unknown to each
other and perhaps give in different re-
ports. Whenever am sure Of spot
ter give linn tie sixth degree as he
gets of the car.
II can't tell you how it is done, but
It works to charm, and before night
four or five other conductors know linn,
and the next day he is known to as
many more SO that in Il few weeks
most Of us get ON, rs the boys say. 1t
never fails, and the spotter becomes a
walking sign to the men on the road,
whose, eyes are as keen Us can be. -
New York World
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
,>l1AS. F. CASSELL,
EDrroR AND PUBLISHER or
1Hr UATULTIN CLARION
DErirt: .t)SIER BUILDING. Northwest corner
., Church and Main Streets.
Church Directory.

reformed Churcl-Rcv. G. A. Whitmoic
INA or Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every sec; I'd
Wednesday, evening. Regular services
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church. Rev. j. H. Barb, pas
,or. Services, Sunday 10 A. NJ and $50 F..
NJ. Sunday School, 3 P M. Prayer Meet
ing, Wednesday, 6.45 +. NJ
Noravian Church, (Mcchancstown) Rev.
W. I[rrbst Pastor. Preaching every sun
.ay, alternating morning and evening"
rayer Meeting every Frday evening Sun
day School 3 O'Clock, Il. III.
Moravlan Church (Graccham) Rev. Il. W.
crbst, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR,
ingand evening.
Mite Society every Monday evening
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening.
United Brethren Church-Mitc So";cty
Second and Fourth Wednesday
Sunday School p. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
Regular Services by appointment from the
trlpit.
Methodist Episcopal Church -Rcv, ].
+, +. GRAY Pastor. Services every alternate
:unday at TO \. VI. Sunday Scho"i a. NJ.
rayer Meeting every Thursday evening 1t !
J.. n.
United Brethren Church-Rev A. n.
Horn. Pastor. Services every alrri'H.r
sunday al 3 p. M Sunday School every
sunlay at . p ny. Prayer Meeting every
thursday evening at . p N.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
He Wished Hse lzadn't.

He hadn't heard her name when he
was presented, hut that made small
difference TO him. and he was going
right along as fresh as a sea breeze in
storm, says the Detroit Free Pres.
'.Ah, lie said, did | understand you
say that Mr.. Greenlrigh was relative
of yours?'
'Oh, no. she replied not relative;
merely connection by marriage.
W4Il, Of course, he went on, I
wasn't going to say anything about the
old chump if he was a relative, but as
he's only connection by marriage I'm
sure YOU will excuse my poor opinion
Of h,m. By the way, what is the con-
nectlon =
Merely bv marriage she replied,
smoothly.
'Nes, so | understand but how near
Is it =
Not so very near. He married my
, unce's on Y niece.
He started to say something more,
but he stopped and began to look both.
cred about something then his face
grew hot anG he went out into the cool
night air all alone.