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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

Liverpool. May "a As p. m.-Bccf in fair dcininn
Pork in poor demand. Hams in good demand 'lorl
cut, about Ia to IL lbs firm AT i6s. Bacon In fan
demand. shoulders-About II TO II lbs, firm at 3os
Cd. Cheese in fair demand Taow in poor demand
Kosin In fair demand lari>pDt and futures In poor
demand prime Western spot and May steady at 81
Cd June and July steady at }2s Cd. Wheat in poor
demand No 2 red winter steady at Is I'd NO
red spring steady at Is I'd. Flour In poor demand
Corn-Spot in fair demand futures. The demand Las
fallen of; mixed Western spot firm at a. "a; May
steady ot IS 30 June steady at IS Id July steady g
a. Id. Hops al IondOn-paclhc COast-Ihcr l.
nothing offering Receipts Of wheat for the last week
from Atlantic ports, 1890 quarters; from Pacific
ports 5000 quarters fipm other sources 21O0C
Quarters Receipts Of American corn for the last
week 80 800 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

FLOUR ANp INV n snT.s %ssat
from Ysn stInss Dshsd S nis pDe
ss ss'''ss Ss. ss ss" .' %"Sr
,2?s sa ssls s. iG for @sss Inde $50
S ST. s' :ueiu6 5sG e BE
:sG; ty s ssI. w ois IS s sw sad
;Sss g: &c sss. o.
Sssn ' Ss 4 y S
fifffhy oSsks.it III :ssi's sas
s sSs ,.n Rs" .nI: ss .osss pa,ens
Sas fsp !, ;Js. :se sa sss; vi eH
:sS ss's s.s a sSs.s
"'1s saff absorbed
ss aSs :n:'; q s
i Ss ~ s e. isnf q
80 s .sd oes ss.Sssl
rs e. srs .'s s y: I;$
ss s'' s Ca. ass &.
: :.'s A:s.s s se q. nf s:s sese was @
closed o%s nGo osdon oe aa &
a: s s Sy No S. count .%d p
deaoos Of warmer weather IN The Yves, Saa SVsneo
ss reported xesss, m,1.e, ss ns so.
nearly 100000 bush MAY opened a. 9oe and sn5s
W 70 30 1i6c then down % s9' closing q tn bottom
s su e %n 1 ssss.,
:s:sssis !sS s:i Ts;.
Sc s Ss .nns s f over 5Ss 40
81 SiSc; 10 Chicago RED on private terms NO 2 RED
sT NIX \, Ss s1ss DO se SS.h future
10000 bush SPOT including No Northern spring At
sSss2he xints red do ana 'P,'s a. a So
:..ys .s'E
% :c:ies At $50 ssss6Sss siosiS
Ds, sss s. sss:snsss s'isss
SSSs sssa, 81 tho wass anf sly 500 sash
Entirey neglected coRNmHsa another slow day ~
ths Sp; Sse uni higher % offerings and
some little covering a. l@ss mt . T.ss by Sss
rssIs were no @ as on ana
falling OF both OF which Contributed 70 the up
:s " x xc ss;n; dc
shippers tSSs o. goo bush Cser,ncss esst, bush
sSsc elevator 4oiac sn9at stesme, MIXED t7hssc Gle
s sssss 4sss'sSi a; slssar ~ S
!ss!ess closing at AZ % Jqly aS's ., closing
dss...sa a1d lover on the .ncaoa,e !, e
Visible supply aosSSSsc s S scs LONGS C
spscaaso san sensFa was sSs sF o;. asc
c eissrsS ' aso bu ,S sale. ar 600
Including 10 %rs %, az So s'sss' 30
AZ s,Sss 1 My e sSs JIG
e + ssss rf lee g . 5is'%
"n nonnny cnVps ~, stock, I'm store:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool May "a p. m.-The sales Of tie day
included 400 bales American. Futures closed qnlc
American middllng, low mldd'ing clause. May dcllv
ery 3 a5-Gfd sellers May and June delivery. jjGld
sellcrs June and July delivery - G4J sellers July
and August delivery, GO6ld sellers August and
september delivery, G204o 90 G4d September de
livery 1-G4d sellers. September and October de
livery 164d sellers october and November delivery
4 3.G4d 4G4d; November ana DECEMBER delivery
8G4a4 7-G4d.
New orleans. MAY 2.-Cotton easy: miidlng. &C
low middling. o 8-16c: good ordinary. lice: net
receipts G06 bales gross, 2.0G2 bales exports e
Great Britain, 1856 bales TO France. 1853 bales
coast wise G5 bales sales. $50 bales stock. 2O6.
S.vapnah Nav 2.-Co'ton quiet: mddling. &c
,ow mddlng. SIC good Ordinary. G I.4c: net aud
s,ross receipts 100 bales: exports coastwso 2OG7
hales. sales, 80 bnlcs stock. ~ .3l3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFrEE-Brazn srowt.s the spot very dull. with
prices nonhnay lower No Rio quotel az l'fc asAe.
Without buyers Mid grades unchanged ana dnl. me
option marxet kcwsc depressed aud the eore shosd
decline OF 1oalo points despite rise AZ HiNf;, ihs
staEnaton and weakness in spot lots and selling ~
weie responsible OF thu depression nhNfe au'
vsnced fraEc May and isGE franc o lacr hiyi a
Hamburg declined 4dia pfg. Rio was MN; ionuuh'
PAS d. IN. (ofcsl quotations May, Ws "a Jun.
SIS Oh July, SIS 3D.; August 3os od Scp,h y. ,
Cd October Sos Cd. Antwcfp, May AfriNaH uur,s'
last month, 80 800 bags; denverie during h,I hotn
q 600 bags; stock In Antwerp May j, N.vVo Dass
bordeaux NAV Arrivals during last month, -voVv'
bags deliveries during last month SCuo bags ".ocN
Bordeaux Nav l. "a 500 bags. An'stefdlul MAY A.
,vnis AZ Netherlands during the month. 3OoO bag, dc-
ivsres AZ Netherlands during the month 5000 Dns>
sock in Nethcrsnds, 223Ooo ts-s ahost from ia.
s snpmea ass' FROM nor java fast for United sc
ordnsry (i6 kilos 10 300; good scgond 30 klCsl
"a 40: exchange 1l's receipts IN Eio Oo00 bags
Rio stock, 221,C COO bags; Rio market rm re shpmc;
nv .tcamer 70 United state during week 5000 ta5
10 shipments Europe during week 10 GOO lag ko
fct Europe 900 bags freight FER ,tcane to United
StotAs 25c and cent prinnge 'teamprs '1ihe az
Rio for United States good average santos o 10 ooo 9oo
Santos market fat Santos shpmsnts iol Egfo% tuoo
Santos purchases for Europe 80 600 bags Sstos Fight
per steamer llavc. SIC and 10 Fer cent narc steam
ers loading at santos for United SatsS stNm'r loaa
inc at for Europe 81 cleared from III" Anril 80
g. o La Place. 1900 bags Total soc' here to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
feaaI Notifies.
s CPREME COURT; City and County Of New.

G UPREME COURT. City and County of New.
= York-John d. smith, plaIntiG against Philip
uoerlltz and Lizzie Goertz his wife. Anthony j. Dittuar
and John ioertz as trustees 0! said Philip Gorrtz also
Malawsta Ascher Salwen. the German Exchange Bank,
franklin naylies, Aaron ~ Woodruff Lewis II. Corslln,
Lconaid B,yer Jacob vcoris Michael Larkn, lame. }.
Henry American. William = GoId.tcih Lom. j. stern
Louis l.. cellar Mayer Gruhn, Thomas Wheeler Thee
dor Camp Hear J. nocner Frank II. Mccain, Edward
sums Of money are owing upon contracts ont
standing about Jnl' 49, 1891 for the performance
rcar Of the premise" described The complaint In ths
action and known the "Orent,' No. i53 and ij5
Fast 72d street IN the city Of Ncwvork all which person..
ar unknown to The pla Itln defendants.
10 the abuvr-nonDd defendants and to rnch Of them:
You hereby summoned u answer the compliant In
this action. AID 10 copy .. your tho
Of th, suons. exclusive o. the Of service and IN
~ your lilnr' Ia appear. judgment VIII
h. taken ag'n- yo1 b. fault Tor the relief demanded IA
Dated February 18th. 1902.
s. G. FRNNSlOLI. Plrin,ir-s Attorney
Caicc and Po.iofc" address. 40 Broadway. NewYork
To the defendant Tho I.lhorpc Air Tr,ke Company Of
Chicago Illinois. 81 the porsons DESIGNATED IN the
To the Icfcd,nt> ''Nll y rsons b. whom any sum or
sums money owing upon contracts outstanding or
furnishing materials tOwsrl the afroon repair OF tho
premises described in thc complaint IN this action and
known the 'Orenta Nos 1873 and lji Fas, 721
IN the city Of NewYor. all which persons unknown
To- T." PLAINTIFF
The FOR going summons Is served upon and each
Of you hv publication. pursuant 10 order OF Hon.
%" 18th dnv ~ April 1872 AM the day flied with
The conploin. sn the ofr OF th Clerk II the CITY AMI
rounty q NcwYrS At The court House in uc city Of
'''T Dat S@ Sc fc a'y Of FrS'Fy sds s'2
A. C. FRANSIOLI Attorney fot Plaintiff
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
Ocean Steamers.

ANBlJRG AMERICAN PACKET CO.
Exnre.s service to Southampton fLondon) and Hon.
49,. Maenifcent twin steamers Of 13 10 occ
Suis This line holds the record for fastest ondc"
and the Continent. SulDgs;
sismaIek . NJ e." ,m yISscrla I g. m
SSin.nSiS Msy T. a m. cOSnDl. Jnne % p M
= n"marck JUNE IL o. NJ Aug. Victoria July T. G.
Hamburg American Packet Company. 81 Broadway. NJ y
3nTESsTowS AEp 1 sry Ms} :, NJ
CITY CITY Of ShMHSK~ w, WSSd%s5aay M:y
FRI, cabin $50 and upward according steamer snd
20 20 General Agents bowling Green n. Y.
NETHERLANDS LINE.
! j. yfE9EksP bSsin"DN ySsiSrsS NY : NJ
O. o. From Pier i!9, Of srs, lloeos@I r,.uccA
sadn and passage apply General PasAreney 80 Bway
ANEW YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
rIers 10 and Il. last River.
sstuFday rrosrcso camrec5e ,era suna.
,t ..mEco' capdinas. Sacus. Cab,ren.
yoss,u SANTIAGO de- cuba Gual t9nuino and Ccnnceo.
C. OF wAsiIiNGToN, Hay. z Mat,nrg.; Wed. Ma, T.
CiENFUf6sOs. Nosan. S'n'hs" q" cuba ,,y
wifi Hn fI H,Sana and MeNicen Nav
sKhIo Haysoa s ssd M E.ina1 port, Sat, MY
i. line has dec: connection VIII and issues hronSn
Es ssSg s;.,;.. Co. E and &c Monterey and
RI is S: !iSSINIsss;' =. wis gSs:' .iS'w.9..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR.

EIlIABiIniOWN. n Y. Locai.d amidst the giahu y
mountain The lnrg'>t and nne-t hnu'f III ui
place. Table aud -rr,icc Unsurpassed. Ny farms and
gardens Supply th" hrus. with nc> milk cream butr'
rggs chickens and vegetables. Pure running spring war
thru-h thu hour. Electric kcn.; hath- and at'-I
sanitary plumbing. Orchestra. billiards bowling alley
line tennis lawn aud rnarning drives. fite
dry braclng air; POSITIVELY 80 MoSQr lToES, No
MALARIA. Nv TaN.IIO clcie> and carriages meet "'l
b Mt aud trains ut Wc.tort and connect Win rranar
stage - k'rn, VALLEY Cascade Lake Ndirond4k oie'
and Lake Placid. PrOrur, through tickets Telegraph
expire" and ticket Offices In the house" circulars with
city fcrenrr~
ORLANDO KELLOGG. owner and manaccr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

c.sSss bags: Tatnorc 1914 bags Neworleans, $40
tags Galveston. 500 bags total 2as Joy oses. re-
same time 1891 2oS2 600 bags same time 1890 ll3goo
s3S9. 600 bags came time 1891 2,s43ooo hass; same
time 1890, 500. COO bags
CorToS-1Ye s,ct mako: ruled easier with a fair
degree OF activity. sales 223 bales Ter export ana
.r8o bales for sumption. Receipts at the port were
ss bales against 900 bales this day last week ana
kO45 bales this uma last
Cfop 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
Summer Resorts.
ADlRONDACkS.
CHIlOWOLD PARK HOUSE.

AND COTTAGES Most beautiful Iccation ~ The Aaron'
Gachs. Enlarged by addition of 20 rDom' larl, pnroI'
office 30 open repaecs Accommodations for go eces's
Fish aud game Ia abundance. Canoes and cNprisenr
guides. For Eusrat.d and iul particularly addfes
W r. IIAPt,OOD az Tribune Building, Ncw-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
9 UpREME COUKT. KINGS COrNTY.-,Iohr

- VI his.hI Opthl hI-NND tOl.N .-JD1U
~ s1eH Rnoaac Gaolnr NJ enid aad EI1aes:h O.
laiGsn; a nSala', May a. tagc9ic cna:l g. Gaipea.
& and % wa en- H. @ Mary her f n"soaad clara
Mac a.5 ' Npoa FG ssScck and f'T Etsa
J. J. Rasbeck ii, wif; Adcladc E. Rasbcck, Gcorge A.
s%s Lei, i'ss$S MsiSs @ A, cls5$
@2 6 F H?s% 'S Hi %i .f: SSiSs%s
RAINY E win an" Len, wll1ns Sar Williams Rowland
husband Carrie Williams and John - wlan.s her
ssG Victor a ss" isa sa aon and S Eva h ;Sn
q: Mr. :.aee ,i.SS Sye i.uS% IsS',s
ia s fos %cs s sSa a q sha
"a ss,n p sSDci sis'' S.sn TH ss
% pavf T ss John John + sod rrs
Ead c " NHsm. s G'9 wa sCOd9 sse MaF
+ Read 'ooiIIdge Manufacturing Company Defendants
suPgcmSen'a Sqnsons ac,oos.,> ~, .,o, =,
Ton are 'a Se Of %
on sn n az, s' s e@'T ns
p ss% of 9gi gS r to Or a9 s @ %
Js STi Ge fs" r Ism ,,o,n.r
ro G%ES adir and ec1 ' 70 N wa. A%"sy
,aS , s s: ' % %iT les. M' o, be, sq
$sS3 s E'f@ @ "a ~ 'i "a 5:s Il:
Wluaus her husband. Nacgl, ". Williams. Lucy "
William Fanny T.. Williams Lem Williams Carl WIllisns
Row l. Williams Ian" ESt"e l@k and Jame> j. FOLK
ber husband Carrie Williams and John t. Williams her
husband Lillian Smith and William II Smith her husband
Nicto- smith Edgar =. u,Of and Eva T. Ruion his wife
% Ruton Olive .utou isabelle Ru'on. John Euton
christ M rnu unknown 10 the plaintiff. I'd who sued
nv the fictitious 81 Jta, Herbert C. Whitney. Sarah
r. ~-I.nt.r james II. clio Theodore G. H"frii' Frank
4. Merrill and August Obcrt
IN. supplemental summons Is SERVED
ly publication. pursuant - order OF willard Bartlett,
Il 81 Count dated the
;r-t DAY isgs. and nid with ~" supplemental
corua'rt once % Ie Clerk 81 Kings County ut the
CITY III BROOKLYN
Dated. March 2lst 1902.
OWN GRAY \ sIl'EGl.S. l1antlr.' Attorney.
II Wa.>t. NcwYork Cl,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
Ocean 9ieamcrs.
-NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 5. S. co.
4 lLlN

MFDITEREhNEAS LINE.
NcwYork TO f-enol ia les, than eleven dav' -
Vera. Sat, May T. 10 Werl sat, July %. ~ On.
Frda. sat May 20 10 m. Iulda Sat. Aue .. 10 an
Wcrrs. Sat, june 49, 10 Am. vera SatAur 10 an
Fluid, sat- July >. 10 Fuds Sat. sept 10 ~ IN
Passage. 200, 1925 or $3.50 berth First cnbr,' -,
Passengers for the Italian Lakes S"therahI IN.
Tyro viii nnd this ouG the most direct easiest ana I'
comfortable. Switzerland can be- reached Ia six hours
OFIRTCUS 4 CO.. Rowing Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
'RALPR'S" IN TIE ADIRONDACkS.

Three md 0ne.half miles from Lyon Mountain station
on chateaugay Railroad delightfully."- losated on up%t
ChatcauF3y Lake boats. fu Oarsmcn GOOD Trout
fshine; billiards bowling alleys, lawn tennis pth-
houses; accommodates 100 all pleasant anu oruS
hrstclaSs the table has reputation un-tnissn N any
Send for circular.
j. w. HUTTON Proprietor, Lyon Mountain, " y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

Stock Of No. 2 red in store Apr,l 10, l55ss bush
year ego Stock No red mixed corn AP.Il 80 10 oI
year seo Stock OF No. mixed oats Api 20 ii7o1
buAh against POI 500 bush lst week ana 20 W. bush
against os PIG bush last and 2s4S5 bush yen ago
New.York Produce Exchange scasemcr OF visible sup
~. saturday. April 30 49,?
Total In store
and ahoat increase Decrease
uush, Bush Pish.
Hps ".ltEsyf,3SQ ::""" ls%SSS
WwW"s"W"o9,4l3'yX 49, 'HHAax ~
- OWWstMAnm osv1SsvvV '~~v ""''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
STAINED.

Good ordinary. ...--..4 7l0 lew middling "Ss, -
Strict good ordinary. 20 Lie Mddlne .......0 1917
Opttons-Werc depressed and lower. with only I'd:
cratc business reported. The start showed decline Of
\ points and the close lullv sac points below the
final OF SATURDAY. last. The early break was due "
.IOnr'' selling prompted by disappointing Liverpool
adyices and the hcayness was subsequently intensified
by the frccr port receipts Sales. 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SARkEAC LIKE MOUSE.
MILO d. MILLER, Proprietor.
Having resumed Of this hous shall N inc iunro
conduct II manner July 10 maintain Is former high
reputation. Best cuisine the mountains, All deLcaeie
0f the House located elevation OF OOO FEET
climate recommended for lung and throat souDe' nay
fever unknown splendid fishing and hunting olcn
hrcWaces In nr jIs Office and dining fo0l iVoo zee.
pdthas electric bells In perfect sanitary condition. oPeh
May TO ,spNcnbrr. send Tor
MILO r. MILLER Saranac Lake v. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
Wintcr Resorts.

Il TN HE PINES" arncgat Park ~ j.. 30 minutes from
l Lakewood, IN forest Of pines Reasonable rate;
o,en Water and sunmer; bay and ocean, New-fork
On.ce 10 Nal.st. Room II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
gonnirn Boaro.

ID ArT REACH, L. !. lTTIi.AvE.-Sccond house from
ID ilt roar. with boa FOR gentlemen ana wives
and i Gle gcn,'Ir"n. Inquire e3} We; 23d->t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

g AVE MONEY BY BUYING Trunks Va.
- I.,s hays Steamer Chairs. Rugs and Tfavein outnu
IN general Of r. H. MACY CO. 0taye.. lSo 70 i4th stA
VNRAVELLERS' CHEQUES.
i issued nv AMERICAN EXPRESS co: Better thah
Letter, Of Credit PAYABLE In Europe Mt hN"a '"ln's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
CUNARD LINE.

10 LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSTOWN.
May u M scryt'. jnn'. H. =. IN
,a,t a.y q :; rs ,n, June 1sn IS II SC a. .%
EXTRA STEAMERS
Gala May 49, 10 q liothnt June l. 10 o. ~
From Pier TO- North I,,,f 100, u Carkoon.,t 49,.
cabin passage. $40 and upward. second cable, 80
kteerae tickct 10 ana ali parts OF Eufop, at Nery
rSr ireeh. and passage .ypy az tho COM
'VEHNON IL. Hl.OWN 90. Grnrra Agrnta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
WHITE STAR LINE.

A NCIIOR LINE u. S. Mail Steamships
n IOI. GLASGOW via LONDONDthi:Y
From Iier % =. r.. foot Of west :%h.st.
$. > CITY OF ROME Sat. Nav %. ana Ivy =
rupes,a Nay No. ,nas. MAY Ia11 = p p
,ahiu 80 and up. second cabin. $50. St"r2er: I'D
For diaits tours, and other Information apply TO
UENDEIsSON BEOTnfKs Bowling Green.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11

We ace showing the Sc; sons choicest
styles in all de rtments. All of the latest
spring styles now open.
WIN. KAHN, Sadler Building.
Boys and Children's Suits.-Our stockOf
bows and children's suits for spring is now
complete. In our extensive assortment you
will find all the latest high class novelties.
A beautiful line of school suits-eyery shape
and pattern. Low prices prevail.
WIN. KAHN, Sadler Building.
The latest styles in spring hats now open
at the store of
NWM. KAHN, Sadler Building.
The newes shapes and shades in hats for
spring wear now opened.
WIN. KAHN, Sadler Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11
May II, 1902.
She Wanted a Dodo.

"Charles, DEAR" she remarked as she
poured his second cup of tea, 'tell me about
the dodo, won't you please?"
"About the what?"
"The dodo"
"Dodo? Dodo? Well, really, l don't know
much about it. The dodo, l believe, was a
species of waterfowl, now extinct, or nearly
So"
as that why they are so expensive? ?"
"Eh? Uni don't know about that, my
dear"
"But they are quite costly, aren't theyf"
"Well, really, can't say. l don't sup
pose they can be obtained at ALL or at least
not readily"
"But what do you do with them, dear,
after you purchase them?"
"Eh? What's that?"
"How do you use them?"
"For heavens sake, Nellie, are you going
crazy? Use what? ?"
"Why, the dodos, to be sure, the dodos
that you have been buying lately"
"What in the world do you mean?"
'See here. This little account book fell
out of your coat this morning as was brush
ing it. l am not bit curious, Charles
you know that-but just glanced through
this book and couldn't help seeing that
you've been buying dodos right along
Look Drinks and cigars, so cents dodo,
$3.50; dodo, 81 90; dodo, $SlO' Now, it
occurred to me that if you buy so many of
those extinct birds you might at least give
me a chance to see one of them"
And thereupon that noble fellow pressed
his wife to his bosom, imprinted an 1S-carat
kiss upon her brow, and promised that he
would bring home the next dodo he bought
provided she would surrender the account
book and agree to keep the matter a pro-
found secret.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11

Husband-What sort of a dress was
that Mrs. SnoOper wore tonight?
Wife -Demi-train.
Husband-That's precisely what Twen-
low said when he trod on it. How on
earth did he know its name
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11

Lushington-My life has been full of
mistakes. | made bad one on the first
day Of my existence.
Smith-What was that?
Lushington- / cried for milk when
there was brandy in the house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11

Bright officers of the Treasury Depart
ment have arrested two Chicago sign
painters for painting s2O-bill four feet
long on fence. The officials regard the
painting as dangerous conterfeit, likely
to deceive some thirty millionaire to
whom a s2O-bill always looks as big as
all outdoors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11
POETR Y.
MYOUEEN.

1 call her "Queen"-the lady of my love
Since. that in all one scepterless may claim
OF true nobility to suit the name,
She is right royal and doth so approve
NV loving homage. All that painters art
And poets fantasy delight to find
In oueenliness is hers-the noble mind,
The stately bearing and the gracious heart;
The voice most musical the brow serene
And beaming benediction-like queen;
And oh. such peerless beauty that swear
(Recalling each fair face that loud Renown
Hath found or feigned beneath jeweled
CROWN
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john G. Sd1e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11

There was not book on earth so ia
vorable TO all the kind and all the sub
lime affections, or so unfriendly to hatred
and persecution to tyranny, injustice, and
every form of malevolence as the gospel.
1t breathes nothing throughout but
mercy, benevolence and peace.-Beattie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11

When the railway was first opened in a
new part of India it took long time and
many bitter experience to convince the
natives that train always started on time.
Shortly after the opening of the new line a
deputy commissioner sent his native servant
with his letter bag to put on board the mail
car. Presently the man returned with the
bag, having missed the train.
"You had not half mile to go, and you
knew that the train left the station at 3
O'Clock, =" said the angry commissioner.
"Yes, truly" answered the native, in an
aggreved tone; "but, sahib, when it strikes
here the train goes from there."
Such sharp practice the native had never
known before, and he did not think it credi-
table to the company.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11

The girl was awfully sweet and shy. Il
l want" said she.
eyes ?" assisted the clerk.
"I-I want IA match box"
"To hang up, perhaps, he suggested per-
suasively.
"No, no. It's to carry in the pocket"
ooh, pocket match safe"
"Ye-es."
"For gentleman he ventured, encour-
agingly, tender note in his voice.
"Yes-yes-for a"
"Gold ?" This with the air of knowing
Just what she wanted.
"N-no.oo," she had not thought of gold.
Brother John"
"Plated ware first counter to the right, u
he interrupted, and began talking to the
next in line, and his voice sounded far away
and cold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-05-11
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