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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
financial.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
financial.

Tho annual .eotug OF the Stockholders q the Illinois
Central la be he'd at the General once Of thu
Company IN Chicago. OF noon Wednesday he 18Th o.
% tOber. 1882.
Tie Board o. Directors have determined TO submit TO
that meeting with ther recommendation for is adoption
The fol.owi>y proposition
That CIptal Stock % the Company be increased
from $4,000 600 $1,000 900 by issue q frf,y
thousand = 800 each each Stockhode % record
on the 2ota OF September 1892. u have the privilege u
subscrihinc at par nr Share IA respect overy
Nine Shares sn registered in his name provided written
advice Of his Intention 10 tnke such proportion Of new
shores shall received BY the Company. In SerYotk
~ before S-pt 'nber 80. 1892.
Paynen; for the shares BE- made IN full tho
Coupsny in Yok between the 1871 aud the ais. days
y October 1892 the OF One Hundrrd Dollars per
share Certificates such shares viii BE- delivered the
buslnes day after payment in fun shall have been
.e
orilitc-s entitled 10 subscribe for fractions q shares
...l ,r.. ayment therefor. receive scrip convertible
.lt, o.. l1.a stock when pres ,nted in Of one
lun.f.s Dollar, mutpies thereof Such scrip shsll
not draw dividends.
Is order o. the Ec1rd o. Directors,
=. %. HACKS1ATT
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

N. i. I. \ IL X. XXX. Co. l. ssc).
Trains leave west i-d.,t. station. NcN-l
lows, and 10 Minutes earlier from Il. f1nhl,t " X.
B:tD \. NJ. Dlly Tor NcwOurgh, hing ton. Albany
daily INc. sunday, west OF COeyman jc.
ti1p A. ~. Dlly for Albany except sunday, Mont
IUiUO 4. VI. Daily Tor Albany, tuca Syracuse, hvclcs.
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Detroit. Chicago. eAccLi
Saturday Tor Toronto.
Ii,S5 A. VI. Daily except sunday, for Albany
A,oO i. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. for Albany.
i,I5 n. Daily Tor AiOduy. MONTREAL, btlca Syra.
cisc, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara rams Toronto, d..
trolt. Chicago ~. LOUIS.
$50 =. VI. DaliY, except sunday, for New urgh. Al
bany Saratoga and Montreal
S.,I H. vi. Daily Albany. uuca. Syr,ousc Korhcs.
Ter Bunulo Niagara raII,, Toronto Detroit Chicago
st. Louis. -
uAN Eho RAW LOCALS. 80, $40 =. NJ.
NtWBL ItG LOCALS $40, 10 10 a. Nj. Il 10 40
-, u 81. II 40 l.. NJ.
Sirrving ears Bunao. NiIgsIl rams Toronto
pairut Chicago ~. Louis, on all Though
sDaiiy For tickets. timetables Larlor and stepping
citations information, apply Offices:
lvn aJ3 Washngton-s 10 fulton-st. Annex Office
foot ~ Ncw-Nork CITY. "a, ll3 3j3 .s5
S42 broadway. liH Iowery, 81 East i4thst. 90 Wcsi
i1Jth.st., and at stations.
c. r. LAMBEKr, General Passenger Agent.
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NEW. YORK, ONTARIO sND WESTFRNRAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42D.Sr.

ssV A. Nj 10 minutes cartier the foot OF Fraux
lin-s..J los Middletown BoomnSbulgh. Port Jeryis.
Monticello Aountandalc, FallsburAn, liberty
Manor Hancock. Carbondale Scranton. Walton lCehi
sidney Norwich Edneston Utica Rome Oneida Oswego
Detroit Chicago and points West. "
3fJ 7, NJ. Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mime.
wasks Waikiki Valley stations, MiddletOwn Blooming.
bufgh Fllcnviiie. falSbufSh. liurley'e Liberty. LIN.
lngsto1 Manor.
1900 p. NJ. Mdtctown, Fansburgh Liberty ILv.
ingsion Manor Rockland. Walton. Sidney Norwich
Oneida Oswogo Rochester Niagara Fall, Detroit Chi.
casO and West. Pullman sleepers reclining. chsr co,
frre % Suspension Bridge.
4 Daiv: al other trains daily rScent Sunday
Pullman dawtnero room seats and sleeping bertAs
chained az S23 broadway. New York
y. G. ANDERSON. q. p. A. SO Beaverst.. Nsw.Yopk.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

Pier :. \. r. fOot K.ctor-st. .
FOR Atlantic Highlands. exc, 10 Is A, NJ, 345 r W
For Elberon. Ocean Grove, Asbury Park, and POINT
Pleasant az - T. NJ.
Tickets aud parlcrcar seats be procured at ~
20 2Gl 40 80 az. lao Broadway, % Murray ~.
81 Canal 81. 81 t..t lth St. 235 Columbus Az ag ss
Fulton ST. ErooAl,n and - Br1afway Williamsburg.
Wrsrott FAprr,, Co. will cali and check baggage
from hutl resi- dencc 10 destination.
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Gelp Wante0.

CENTS, pedlers and clubs supplied with CeuuSa no.
"A trait Campaign Buttons small size, - 40 PER s.Yss
80 per large sizo " per gross, $50 per NJ A,o
badges complete outnt. 81 Send for illustrated .Sta gus
BALDWIN & GLEASON GO.
- Readest New YORK
Az An IED.-tor the United states Army aDc'noclea
w unmarried men, bctwe the OF 81 ana 80 years
good pay, atons clothing ana medical stfnaanos spP y.
cahts prepared o. furnish satisfactory eNl., q
age, character ana habits. Apply at LAG PARK Ho.
II Abingdon Square. New-York City, OF 81 FutoIs~'
BROOKLYN
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Total AZ co.'s so i99,es2 80 ssG57o Inc sSS6S97 a.
THE WEEK AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Although the stock market was more active
last week, il was difficult TO perceive any chanse
in the character OF the speculation. Inc trans
actions amounted 10 ,907, 264, against l,2s@,'- /
shares in the preceding week, and 9,9O4,i6 IN
the corresponding week last year. VI I'M,
amount however, two stocks alone contributed
Philadelphia and Reading which evidently were
affected by special causes. Outside these two
stocks the principal activity was in what are
called Industrial" shares. The advances
market were generally not more than a small
fraction. The upward movement apparently
eliminated on Tuesday. when the o"sihe'S
amounted TO over $50, 900 shares.
Toward the end Of the week the marker became
dull and heavy and the closing was at material con-
SESSIONS from the highest figures part Gi tiG err re-
days because professional SPECTATORS were reluc'a'
to carry large amounts OF stock through week
in which business may he somewhat nS 1urnrl
4 more effective cause, perhaps, was the surprS-
ing strength in foreign exchanges. together WIN
the advance in the rates for call money me
low condition Of the reserves OF the cy pahkS
once more excited fear in regard TO the future
rates for money. Many conservative hou%
were apprehensivc that, after all, the season might
not PASS without little financial disturbance
Higher rates for money ought not to ne GlS-
coura cement to the stock market. because furthcr
shipments Of gold will be impossible, so long as
the prevailing difference in rates for demand
loans between Ncw-Yorl and London exists. NJ
the same time evidence is not lacking THAT lor-
eicn bankers are dsinclncd TO sell further
amounts Of long sterling exchange III ime pic''nt
condition of foreign commence. Inc very
strength Of exchange is conclusive proof that
the sellers of exchange, in advance of merchan-
disc cvnorts are eager BUYERS of all the COM
rcroal bills that are being produced. While eN-
irene strinGcncy in money Is Well nigh 1mpos-
sblc. and further exports Of gold would seem 10
he forbidden it should not be ovcrlookcd that
AustIia-IIneary proposes 10 bring ont in Deccm-
Der government loan for 20,OOO,ooO pouno,
sterling to provide specie for the. resumption OF
gold payments The demand on London has be-
l... hu4 lao Rank N o.
land will reduce its stock of the precious metal
only with the greatest reluc'ance 1t would not
it's discount rate TO prevent the threatened with
drawal Of gold from London. II is fortunate
that the International Monetary Conference j. 20
he held before the Austrian loan will be offered.
The result of that conference may be so ,happy,
that further demand for gold from the United
States will be avoided.
Following is our usual table. giving the number
of shares sold of all stocks the highest, lowest
and final prices of tie week. together with the
final prices of week ago, preiiXcd by the average
prices Of October 10. 1891
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Proposals.


NFFlCE OF CHIEF QUARrERMASTER,
W Department the East. Governors Island, " \; Il,
Octob, 9Th lS92Sealcd proposals IN tTplcate VIII oe
Iocce ed here until l. o'clock noon. easteI tHe on Non
day Eth 1892 and then opened for consul
Governors Island y Y H. Of two l2l double sees :
officers quarters. brick All Information can OV
aned the Office Of the undersigned The Coy ei ING
reserves the right 10 reject any OF all BIDS ENe'yp
CONTAINING pro po>als should bc marked proposals LOT
struction of Buildings at Governors Island ~ n,
and addressed to ClIAS II. TOMPhlNS Assistant GUAR
trima General. L. =. Army.
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Delaware, Lnckawanna md Western II. X.
Ia Now ork foot OF Barclay and ChriSiope
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. NESTIBtLED TRAINS,
PULLMAN COAIHEs.

Direct route to NtWAEA, BLOOMFIELD. MONT.
CLAIR THE ORANGES, summit. Bernarisvl, Bask.
ing Mdgc Msai,Sa 1MCris,G,N,n raiS,S ri9,eq,
moPArcoNG. Maeke'i;htsS5Typn,, SS6H0oiEYS. NOUN.
WhNe w HnP isf ro & Mc ASa2M
SCRANTON. PITTSrON. WILKESBNRitFs NANTI.
tro.s, 'BIHGmAMToN, OXFORD NoRwIcH' w slsa..
sYRACUsE 6swEGo iTMHCA owfG0. rLMIp,aa
STSHs Wis Soi.Ti d5tFa% agT all
o, Woo IxPI:fss PGAmaa paror t.ts ConuS a's
Of Buffalo with truln for CnlCAuo arriving . Is
"A. next morning
1.lD 4. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stop ct prime pal
stations.
loo r. VI. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTOS ana EIMIrA
EXPRESS. Pullman colcacs paror cars.
A,10 +. VI, cHANroN; wlLkESBAKItE and PLYM.
1850 T.. vi. (dsily).-BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS
pullman slcclers. Arrives at : rs a m.
200 i. VI. daily BUFFALO, RICHFlE ED SPRINGS
TICKETS ana PULLMAN ACcoMMoDATioNs ct ~
Eufayst and 100 Broaiway. Ticket, az ferry stations
7s5 aud 0i2 Broodw,y SO West l25thst 30 Columbus.
ave. New-York; 333 Westinghouse. i26 fulton.St and
39S Bediordave. Brook yn Time tables. giving full
formation. at ali station
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY viii call for and
check baggage from hotel deHce TO destination. ..
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.
London. oct. :. 80 p. Canadia1 Pacific. go,
amin and Ohio dr>t nortstg" bonds
3?is Reading 49,. Paris advices quot" per cont
rontes az 20 francs 622 confines foF the afconht Inc
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Hank % England
on balance TO-DAY j. G2ooOO.
80 D. m.-FaTis adyces quote per cent fontes a.
10 francs GO confines for H." account
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PHILADELPHIA Express 90 a. 900 1000 II 30,
with Dining Car \. NJ, 80. Is. 30 with Dining
car. 90 5 90 90. : 20. - r ~. y 10 mgn1
sundays. 90. 10 80. II 80 with Dining car A; ",
30 3 80. with Dining Car. , 90. 600 Z. NJ, l2lo
Baltimore aud Washington Exprss daily at 90. II 80
Dining \. NJ, 10, 80, DlhHle '"4' NV
Additional train week days FOR Baltimore at 100 p NJ.
Parlor Cars Day Train. S.clets on Nl2ht lIs4as'
FOR adng az az o9 - 10 - is Nh night TO- except
saturday a,shS Sundf5. Il a 1870 A. NJ 200 SS0 w.
i.oo 100 =. NJ l2:l5 night except Saturday night;
Su.iays. II 80 a. NJ. co. > oc $50 L. NJ l2I'
"''FI or pott.yle at 90 7:45 s:45 A. NJ. 90. 100
az, II 30 A. ~ 90 30 700 p. NJ, 70 rs night
For -unbury. Dewsburg and Willam>pot az % -
IS 4 NJ. 90 80 80 p. NJ; II u mgnt eSNeept
Sa.ifdav night Sundays, 10 ~ NJ. 90 T. NJ. l. 10
For fa,ton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk Sc
TO AIentown, T.. NJ Sundays 49, 40 a. M W.
For wlAe,barre. Pttston and Scranton. s:t5 A. NJ.
90 =. NJ. SUNDAYS. 80 \. NJ =, oo IA
For perth Nmboy at 4 30 ) so Sis. II 40 A. NJ;
30. 90. 30 ; 80 G:lj. : 30 p NJ Sundays 90
A. ". 90 i NJ.
AII.-RAIL ROUTE.
For \tlanuc Highlands 30 S:15 II 80 A. NJ. / 80,
40. 5.3s. 6I5 p. N. Sundays, 900 A NJ. 400
For Red r,nk Long B,anch and point, south to Point
Pleasant. 30. =. II ~ \. W.. 80 40 goo 20
Is u. VI. sundays. except Ocean Grove and Asbury
rum" ToE LAKEWOOD.
Toms NIer; ba 1oao TT'r~. and Rarn'sa' 80
Tor Atlantic City Vinciand and Brldseton. 80 A. NJ.
Tor M9amoutn Reach Seabrsht, and Highland Beach
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
fourth week OF September. Of this number thirty,
five companies return gains OF $i63,l45. or o.
per cent, aud twelve companies return losses
averaging 3.S per cent. The whole number gives
a gain over the same week of last year OF S5So,-
s97, or per cent -,
The following table divides the aggregates ana
differences of the companies, showing gains ana
losses
,th week in Sept. 1891. 1892. Diherenc,ess; pc,
IS conan 81 $50 492 81 993 635 Inc SioS i+5 -
II compsnies -. / J69,19O 1S92v44 Dec 'o'=4o 90
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Is per cent On the Continent the open market
rate, were fractionaliy higher, but the supply oi
funds was abundant 1900, e.,,
The foreign exchanges were quiet ard hrm
WITHOUT other features until near the end OF the
week. when rates were advanced. The scarcity
rafrainnG cr.ln selling large amounts in advance
of mercnandl,. exports. The markc; closed AEu.
- anout - - 81 and II cI tor long and snort
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Boar0rrs tOaute0.

II ANDSONFLY FURNISHED FLOOR. private bath
select appointments, superior table Is West 39th.st
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THE NATIONAL C0RDAGE COMPANY,
NFW-YORK. October :. 1892.
rINUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this com
p1ny day declared the regular qua tery dividend
n TWO PER CENT on Preferred and THREE PER
CENT the Common stock o; the Company bon payable
on the November next, az the transfer once
o. the Company. l2j FroaLst. this ciy. The transfer
look, will close oct II 81 II NJ; ana reopen Noy.
next At 10 y. ". CHARLES DANlS. Irc1sur-r
OFFICE or
October \ 1892.
~ He BOARD of Directors have this day de-
] carrd q quarterly Dividend 4 Two and onc.half per
cent rt,abc on and after No,cmbor lt Transfer books
will De closed from October .3i 10 November lst
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Money on call at the Stock Exchange was
active and again dearer. Rates ranged from
TO 10 per cent, and. although there was little
business at the latter figure, many loans were
made at and : pei. cent and the average loT
1he week was moiah'y above ) per cent The
advance on Friday when the highest rates were
made was due partly to the fact that loans cA-
tended over to Monday. The time money market
was as quiet as call loans active. There was
TO special change in rates, but the views OF opf-
rowers and lenders were wide apart. For short
dates little money was TO he obtained below per
cont. and for four and SIX months below per
cont Borrowers were averse T. paving these rates
and consequently the market became stagnant
The movement of currency to the country was on
a still larger scale and the transfers through the
Sul, Treasury amounted TO 50. 800. While the
total shipments since the movement began are
much smaller than they were at the same date
inst year. il should be remembered that the crops
,vcre several weeks later than they were a year
ano. Tho heavy shipments in the past week arc
suggestive of a continued demand which may not
fan below the usual proportions before the END
OF the season.
Tn the European markets Nancy remained cN-
tremolv easy IN Lrr1on the Bank Of England
made no change in its discount rate. In the open
market the price remained at about 7-sal per
sant until yesterday when it suddenly advanced to
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SILVER.

SILVER.
Silver certs....... 07h IS s3a $40 s3's 100000
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Trains leave Station foot Iiberf, ST..
WASHINGTON J.HOCR FLYER DAILY, 11,3S
'PiiiILADELpHIA FAST LINE. EXCEPT sun.
DscmANToN EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY, Sis
A. NJ. 1870 l.. VI.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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Dlpi0en0 Notices.

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEw:JEESEY
1i3 Llberty.st, New. York; Oct s. lS9! ,
A DIVIDEND OF one AND TllREE-Qu Ar
n TIERS PER CENT has this day been declared poy;
obe November lst The transfer books VIII bc closed
' J. w. WATSON. Treasurer.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, September 2s. 1892.
NJ Office is hereby given that the Board Of
~ Directors has declared the preferred stock Of this
Comnany dividend Of dollar per share, PAYABLE In
scrip once OF the Treasurer, on and after October
~ 1892 stockholders registered at O'Clock
D. m. October 10. 1892.
The transfer books VIII De closed ron ociosK p H.
The dividend scrip when presented 70 the Secretary OF
the Company in sums Of $500. will be exchanged for
debenture bonds maturing in 1912 earlier. at the
option OF the Company. and bearing per cent interest
i"' A.. J. HEMPHILL
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Gas Bonds.

The creates, Of Safety and Income combined Is IN
ROnds Stocks pinics Of Large Cit'cs We
deal ~ all the principal issues Tor list Of offerings,
uuof atlOu- or Id
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ECR NEW-HlVEN-FARE. 75c.-I
LRANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE -

~ NTSKILL, HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE
| " boats e9N. daily. Sunday excepted from per as
foot OF west llth-st.. y. H. p m. conn, ctine al
Hudson with Boston and Albany r. r. all poluts East
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nlusical Instruments.

Az ASSORTMENT or SECONDHAND GRAND
Upright aid square Pianos Of make. IN perfect con
dillon and fiy warranted also numter OF second nsU'
Pianos OF Other prominent nakor, At very low ficcs
WM. k>tHE Il CO..
itS 9TH Ave-. near sOth ST. Newly ork.
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seems to film that he has never seen ner
look SO sweet and dainty before, and all
unconscious Of tho irony Of Fate, hs
placidly congratulates himself on the
fact that It is all intended for him.
Perfect night" he says. throwing his
head back to peer mp through the trees.
There is not cloud in the sky, and al
ready in the far distance the stars are
beginning to glimmer family. ..Do Won
remember, Miss Austin, how we went
to the lake year ago and got caught in
Q drenching rain? Awful, wasn't it?
That was the time, believe, when
was lucky enough to have an umbrella,
and just on account of it succeeded in
cutting out another man. really be-
lieve You would have gone home with
him If it hadn't been for that umbrella.
I am treasuring it yeti saved the day
for me-"
He laughs with unquestionable pleas
ure at the recollection, but Bah bites her
lip and turns rface away. She has be-
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THEN nR LOOKS BACK AT rnE Girl.

THEN nR LOOKS BACK AT THE GIRL.
There il really something delightful
TO study in his immrturbahle self es-
TEEN, or. that is. ho might DO = marvel
to u disinterested outsider. To Bah he
Is bore. Nevertheless she greets him
with n winning smilo as he crosses the
lawn and joins the family group. The
older boys are busy arranging the rock
cts and planning for the most advan-
tageous places for tho colored fires, and
. small army OF children are making
the air hideous with their excited
screams over the sputtering Of firecrack-
ers,
"Well. WELL" says Mr.. Jones with an
appreciative smile this is downright
jolly. / really think, Miss Austin, you
were wise to stay ut home. Can sit
here on this rug beside yon? No. no. l
don't want chair. This is ever 80
much nicer"
Mr.. Jones looks at her with approval.
II is not go dark yet but that he can see
how very becomingly she is dressed, It
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l II as
TWO FIGURES UPON THE PORCH.
come suddenly interested in the lighting
OF the Chinese lanterns that have been
strung between the trees. That awful
day! It had been tho beginning OF al
her misery. Why did he speak Of it
and bring to her its nood OF bittersweet
memories?
Mr.. Archibald Jones is not Ut all con-
scious Of having said the wrong thing.
An entirely different train OF thought has
already taken possession OF him. He.
too. has become interested in the lighting
mp process.
~ wonder now il couldn't help those
boys? Will you excuse mo. Miss Austin,
and-er--let me 20 and offer my assist-
ance. I've had such a lot OF experience
with those things, don't you know"
Bah mods gratefully do" she says:
'it would DO ever 60 kind Of you, and
while you arc busy I'll just run to the
house for my shawl. It il growing
chilly"
Bah looks on for minute, then goes
on across tho grass. q little song on her
lips. II Is not too late yet for his COM
ing. She will be happy until there isno
more hope.
It is very dark by the house "A she
steps out onto tho piazza some few min
utcs later. All the light seems concen-
tratcd on the front lawn, where the fire.
works are being placed. Now and then
Q lot OF sputtering against metal and q
chorus OF boys howls Of delight indi-
cate the explosion OF a pack Of crackers
under tin pan.
Bah stands still at tho railing for q
moment to watch listlessly. She is in
no hurry to go down to join the group
under tho trees again. He is so tiresome
that fellow. and Guy-ah, Guy!
Two shrill piping voices come up to
her from the grass Just across the path.
Dolly and Ducky are sitting under the
big maple tree curled up together on a
shawl. having q little confidential.
well, | guess ! know better"
Ducky's voice. MY sister Name, she
saws . girl wouldn't let = Teller tag
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LITTLE sossvs FOURTH.


= must hsv ben bout four o'clock whom litale
Bobby woke
y arsd them ta.nal crackers %. untfl Il
warn't no Joke
81 wAkin svsrybody up n shoutin out n Joy,
Tsn xstle Bebbys p he said b guessed hsN
Az hat boy.
Butiordyl ~ nisAs ~ = VEN nv trisd -
stop o. cloud.
Gus that cir little TELLER he wus Wild. W al
allowed.
= h. % seq. 'sWsll. Fourth July comes only
onet" go he.
IN every ysas." n % he guessed he'd lot thse
youngstsx b.
n erackyl but the poiss hs made y Arin oil
thsm things
y III day long " sss n heard them hings and
bings and bingal
n little Bobbys ma wus scared, n she ed
-Dsas me susi
He'll blow hissslf up. Such . boy I'm suse
THAR never wux!w
But his p sss, .You let him bs;" n 70 unSll
that night
The little fsliss hep Il up cher back yara ~
asiehA
y then ~ hsd soms pinwhssls n Some ROCKIES
= ovsek Ars,
NiasAra Fails = candles. Eli thas boy began
{ tsf tire,
Vus he Ut slsspy. Then 80 he. his BIG brown
eyeB = hliuk:
~, -, vaAtss ask yer 'hout terday, =
what ~ think;
Dec tAey Asv fireworks up in heaven liks ~
hsd tsraAyf
Chs Il thsv u sssss me ter 60 thar right
Ton MASON.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-07-02
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Fourth ct July orations should not -
empty gloridcations Of America, but
rather expositions Of American freedom,
said tho late Rev. Howard Crosby,
which will equally resist the tyranny Of
the government and the tyranny Of the
mob, which insists on law and order -
tho only security Of personal liberty. and
which win crush the anarchist = quick
~ q the despot. The greet public should
have these fundameAtal doctrines 81
pounded to them on cur great nstional
holiday, and the people should %
thoroughly understand thsm that any
attempt by man or church to mar the
symmetry Of eur liberties would b met
BY IN efIectual and crusAing indigua-
ton. We do not sumoisntly appreciate
our enormous advantages, and Asncs "
ars careless rsesRaing tastr oeussrva-
ton. Were tAsss advantages Leu the
world would b ~ back nany csn-
tusiea Let - therefore encourage true
American sentiment - The antl0ote to
the poison introduced among N from
foreign sources, and let our Fourth q
July 30 consecrated TO this elevation Of
the American standard.