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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
CITY HALL EMPLOYEES CHOSEN.
What Seems to Have Been = Slate Went
Throuxh Unscrntched.


The Grounds and Building Committee OF
the City Council reassembled In the Coun-
Gil Chamber at o'clock yesterday after
noon and resumed the reading OF appli-
cations for positions In the new City Hall
This consumed some two hours. and then
balloting was commenced.
The result OF the balloting showed, as
indicated In the Dispatch yesterday morn
ing, that a slate had been practically
agreed upon. The names OF those elected.
given In the order In which they were
elected. are a. follows:
Helper to fireman: J. H. Baker: salary.
SE per month. First fireman. J. c. Walsh.
Jr: second fireman. J. o. Morris: salaries,
~ per month each.
Three wAschnsn-r. @. Burroughs, H.
c. Adams. and N. a. Mc0ifiin. At salaries
Of - per month each.
Janitoe. 8. J. b. Wright; salary, ~ PER
month. Gtg helpers 10 janitor-w. r. Ca
vedo = J. Walton. Il c. Hoake, James
Hannah. n. J, ODonnslL and Thomas
Basen-At salaries Of Us pr month ench.
xhxes slsyator msnrc. G. 1ettert. John
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
Death of Mrs. j. W, Brauer.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Brauer received yes
terqiay n telegram announcing the death
at Colorado Springs OF their daughter-in;
law, Mrs. J. w. Brauer. The deceased
was the only child OF Mr.. Rockhold. OF
Des Moines Ia She was married TO Mr.:
Rrauer Just sixteen months ago, and
was in the sd year OF her age. She was
beautiful in person, cultured in mind.
and an idolzed wife. who made her home
one of unalloyed happiness. Mr.: Brauer
has the sympathy of host OF friends
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR WORKERS
Mass Meeting TO BE Held at the First
BAPTIST Church--Other Notes.


The committee having IN charge the
general mass-meeting OF the young peo-
pies societies IN the various churches Of
Richmond and Manchester on the 9Th Of
February were relieved from any embar-
fassment in regard 10 an audience-room
OF sufficient size by the unanimous tender
by the officers OF the First Baptist church
OF that building for the occasion.
Dr. Becky. whose eloquence captivated
the late Christian Endeavor Convention
at Lynchburg. will be the principal
speaker. but the ministers Of each de-
nomination viii be invited to take part.
While here Monday DIR. Becky. by in
vitation, visited both the Presbyterian
and Baptist preachers meetings, and was
cordially received.
The meeting OF the Local Union OF Mar
shall-Strcet Christian church on the night
OF the LIST Of February Will be in line with
the meeting OF the 9th, and one will not
conflict with the other.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Grace-Street Presbyterian church will
commence religious service in the
lecture-room Of that church this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25

Thomas. ard A. c. Atkinson-at salariss
Of SIS per month each.
Engineer. A. c. Calder; salary, ~ per
month. Assistant engineer. J. b. Disney;
salary, G5 per month.
OF the above two are from Clay Ward.
one from Monroe Ward. and the rest from
Marshall and Jefferson Wards. The opin-
ion prevails that the two wards last named
pooled, interests. and this Ii borne out
by the fact that their delegates, as rule.
voted together
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ORGANIZE.
They Form an Association for Their Mutual
Benefit and Protection.


Benefit and Protection.
The Real Estate Association OF Rich
,nond will be formally organized at an adj
Sourned meeting to be held In the rooms
~ the Chamber OF Commerce next Satur-
Day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The preliminary meeting held yesterday
afternoon was well attended. Mr.. y. w.
iiowe presided. and O. III. Funston. ED.
acted as secretary. After free AMI fun
Interchange OF views II was decided TO
organize for legislation TO prevent the
depreciation OF thieves upon vacant pro-
perry The agents are greatly worried by
this practice. and the owners OF properly
Vuffsr serious loss by having the gas
ana water pipes broken 70 pieces and
stolen.
At the adjourned meeting 20 be held on
Saturday officers will be elected. and by
laws viii probably be adopted. There are
reyer;d important reasons why the real
estate men think II will be 10 their inter-
est an well as 10 that Of their patrons
toS them 10 organize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
Another Concerf for the Poor

The concert for the benefit Of the fund
Mems Relief Board and the Union Demo-
cratic Scouts. TO be given under the d.
rectlon Of Captain Frank W. Cunning
ham AT the Academy Of Music on Monday
next. bids fair to be a grand musical
treat. a large humber of local talent
have consented to participate in the con-
cert, and success is assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25

ST. LOUIS. January IA fire at :
o'clock this morning destroyed the Beth
lehem Evangelical Lutheran church, To-
Gated at Twenty-second and salisbury
streets. The church was the largest ana
was completed at cost OF Ho.Vo ana
dedicated October 2eth last. The loss -
S62 900, covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
IInI "A I,nfila Zach.

The bar-room of Sam Miller. No. III
Grace street, was broken into Monday
night and a quantity OF whiskey, tobac-
co. etc. were stolen. Two negro boys.
named Fox and Williams. were arrested
yesterday by Officer Werner. and II Is
thought that they were connected with
the robbery. Each had bottle Of whis-
kew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
HILL AND PECKHAN.
The Senator VIII Defeat the Presidents
Nominee, IL Possible.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., January "a
Senator Hill stated very frankly to-day
that he intended to defeat the confirma-
ton OF Mr.. Peckham, nominated to be
Assoclate-Justice OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States. IL he could. He Is
very confident OF success. and 1t is very
probable that a number of documents
against Peckham will be laid before the
committee at its meeting Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25

Number four of the Art Series. sights
and Scenes Of the World. h now ready
and at this ONCE.
It 10 q collection OF sixteen truly beau-
t,ful ensrsvinss. Call with three eou-
pons ana ten cents or send BY mall for
number four.
THE DISPATCH Co>iPANy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
Hlnh Constituent.

BOLTON. CONN., am very much
pleased with the effect OF your simmons
LAYER Regulator. and have recommended
Il TO good many friends.--E. A. Rose.
Your druggist sells Il In powder or liquid.
The powder to be taken dry or made
into q tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
THE EyPECTED HAPPENS.

The first riot caused by the attempt to
enforce the new dispensary law occurred
tonight \ body Of 500 angry citizens
Proceeded TO the clearinghouse where GER
tain spies boarded with the intention OF
iynching them. The police. however. got
wind Of il, and the spies got out OF the
way. There was fusilade of pistol shots
and much excitement. A citizen named
Wallie Bellanceua was wounded IN the
neck, but not fatally. and the crowd then
slowly dispersed after finding that tne
spies were not AT home. The feeling mere
Is very intense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25

DEATH. -. 80
cox Died. af his residence o.clock,
north seventeenth street. AZ cox,
Isnusry a. 1854. cHRlsrofhh"
IN the 18th year Of hts age IN, 81
the funeral viii take pace oSf%G AZ
Peters cathedral FRIDAY No"N'''
go o'clock. On. fauiiy are
invited to attend. .ocv. e.
New York papers please copy q,
sAuNpERa-Died. at the rs "a street
hsr husband. No. l0s's chan'I, sr S,h
xNNETrA N. SAUNDERS III
Funeral took place from r,ns "A
nsptiss church. "Wednesday. '.'fsrday's
~. q ) p. n. Omitted IN
paper. -, zsS
WALKER. DIED. at his home; , 81 a,
nrnve road. wednesday ''waikER,
o;eloeh. PAUL RAYMOND
= ~ s<sh year Of his axe' .. At his
r,srafsI service VII ts.s yxo al
heSs THURSDAY EvE N.",-s 4
ScIcch. Rrisads and sceu as%
~ fnr1ly ~ hvitsd v s"ssS
- =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
Mr., GIljson's VIII.

The will Of Mr.. William ID. Gibson was
admitted TO probate In the Chancery
Court Yesterday. and Adeine Douglas
Green and Thomas Francis Green quail
fled as Administrative and administra-
60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
NOT EVEN A WHISPER.

Dramatic Performance Given Without
Recourse 10 speech.
One of the most remarkable fads that
London and Paris have known. and prob
ally the most artistic novelty that Eu-
rope has contributed TO our stage. VIII
be seen at the Richmond Theatre for
three nights. beginning next Monday.
18th instant. This is the company OF
lrench comedians and comediennes whose
Ierfyrmances Of modern orssssstse
t.oa' OF the parable " tho Prodlsai Son
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25

| CINCINNATI
| CINCINNATI, O, January y
spring patents. oSp5@' fanny '--'f
Wbeat-About steady; No. red 80
Corn-in light demand, No. ~hiie' ''e''
| No. mixed. 3slsc 81. a..
Oats-In fair demand at DC JOY ~
mixed; No white %.sc ,,.,r moss
Pork-Mess, il925aiSSo' clear ''''''
Lard-steady: steam leaf 80 Kettle
'r nscon.s,eady; shoulders. nc; short
rib sides, nc; short sides, s,c'
ct LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. SO. January a-ii'u'-
A Wssst"H Sh January. 1e' Ma"
"t oar%a9sifiiigher; January, &c; February
0atsHs,rone and higher: May 0re
Pork-standsrd mess. 500. Oh oi'.'''
NlOo.
Dry salt meats shoulders, = Ia l"s'
and clear r,bs. $50; shorts >. l.,g..
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. T,ri iDs|
7ssc clear ribs, 1l7a7.c.,
High wines-Steady al VI, -.,
THE COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. January zt-NggNr ,,....
ton in fair demand i Hey III saI...
IL 90 bales; speculation and eht2fI
baIes Receipts, 5000 bales. AmeIlts,,
2 900 bales Futures easy. d'fn1in tptnof
rate: American middhnk; 10y Az AndI
1 Io.sid'. also s-6tl. Apnl AMI Mes.t
4 2-sid also 4 II sd. May an y,i'
4 us4d' also l3.Gli.: June AZ ~,
1 l5-std.: July and August, ' H-o.,,,sss
4 is-sld. Tenders 90 to-day
none, ~ January ts-s4a, s-siI.: JanuaiI
and February. 4 s.stai s-eh. i,g'v "a
and March, 4 3-6id.. value; Aal, NAY
April. 1 l0-sslit 4 sd. Ap,a d. ar ltsM.
I l..et0i is,s'd; Il Nay iyly S"d iis.slai issii
JaIy ana August. 1896 n-s'h' Fni'r,s
and ssp,emblr, is-sid.. sellers } -'-'''
e' new YORK. January, .i r,id.ins
steady N. p la.,sc ssss. 3 bale. Fa'a'
ciossd Arm sales. 2l.io b2le.i sAAerL
urS. rebruary. G7i: March ~ Hei.
nS; May, SIS; June 80 ''''
A VIEW ORLEANS, January sicojy, saa.
a futut Ts,' February. 81 %; Ms :, ~ s'y.
Aprn. SIS: May, E.s3; JEns "'"'
"'"' NAVAL STORE MARKETssy ~
WILMINGTON, y, q, S"oS strained.
Rosin steady stt .,sssy a. ailc. Tar IRA
At &c. Crude turpsnIine hFm' "S'''
soft and virgin, 81 10 ,,.,v al-Splnis
.n S nrm At sges oao,s.
arm and IN good ds'nnb %: F'ng'
tions q: II. SIS; 1, a.so: X. ,SSS,5G.
r7s: S.S: windo~-slass' wv
Water-whits. 81 ,.,,,.ry sl-rlr'
cHARLEsroN,; ,, :; G. Roam s@hpISi 2m at %.
-. GOOD strained ,..rs
'' NORFOLK PEANUT MAKhsr''
Msvorted Tor the Dispa.,n NARY,
NORFOLK. Va, January ar%t,slr:
.,s.dv; receipts from the c oesa' prinie
demand light, prime. 31-ise.' 'A
saxn2hsc.: fancy. src.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RcHnoSp. January "a. 1894.
OIe1ings-whesI l24 bushels. Corr. white.
LOAF bushels: mixed. ooO busaeis. Oats. ~
busheiA
tcles- Wheat, 1874 bushslA Corn. white,
l,042 buAhsAs mixed, 100 bushelA Oats, 10
bushslA
Quotations Wheat, lonebsry.' o3sc0,<c |;
mixed. U2s0051c.; shoettsiry. 0Qs6ec No. =,
red, d5s0s1<c. Corn, white Virgtnts 6sS lossl.
l2s44a NO. white. 4a,<s44c No mixed:
nlzsd. a4s3%,ia; No. . mixed. a3AS3ttA kyA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY -, 1894.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocshoufas, Deyo. Norfolk. meFchan-
disc and passengers; lrv.n weisiser, superin-
sendent.
Schooner George K yreeiand. Abbott, New
Haven, pis-iron: ]. y. Gordon, agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEws, JANUARY "a. %.
lBy telexraph.)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Aksba. Norfolk.
British steamship Utstoin, New York.
HEislsA steamship solnsrhiil. 0aiyeseou-
Brttlah stosmship Lake keottqns Brunswick.
British steamship waksnsld. Hampton Roads.
SAILED.
nritiHa steamship Lake Nspsioa, Liverpool.
BsistaA steamship sonerhilL, Liverpool
PoHT on WEST POINT. yssCAsY -, 1894.
(Dy tslssfaph-l
ARRIVED.
Sleemship pasvilIA Murphy balrpoeA ~,
oe>gou End eooeeo1 cogeo ~
~ SAILED.
ssei1dfip DesuuA nnrpas. Dsiitn6sA ~.
seeonu - oeoesel psea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
RArTIuoRE sTocK MARKET

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. January A.-Vir-
Ohio stock, 50. bid; Northern Central
stock, SO. asked Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern frsts, los. bid: do. third in
comes. $, asked: Consolidated Gas stock.
b6ff56ls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
MORE DlSPENSARY RAIDS.
There VIII Probably BE Trouble In Charles
ton if They Continue.

CHARLESTON. S. c., January 4-Dis-
pensary raids commenced here again to-
day. While the raidng Of grocery-store
was going on. f. r. Legare, the lawyer OF
the man whose place was being raided.
tried to get into the place to see his client,
when he was arrested and sent 10 the po-
lice station. This afternoon the consta-
bles were near being mobbed while raid
ing a grocery In anoaker part OF the city.
Ii is thought that there will be trouble
in the near future should the raids con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25

RIchmonders In New York.
NEW YORK, January A.-fSpecial.)-
p. s. Powers. st. Denis; l.. Brown and
+. Miller Belvidere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
SEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK SlOSh MAnhEi.
NEW YORK, January A-To-day's
opening OF the stock market was M quiet
as the proverbial mill-pond. compared
with the first few minutes OF business
yesterday, when there was rush 70 get
out of Sugar seldom II ever paralieieu IN
the history OF any stock dealt IN al the
board. To-day operators took II more
comfortably, and although the STOCK
actually goe below yesterdays Iow&t
figure. there were few traces Of excite
ment. The stock first sold at 76h IL
then rose to n. and dropped to I5S. sup
porting orders came In at the decline, and
a gradual advance to 75ss ensued. The
final transactions were at IN.
An effort was made early In the day
to depress the Changers but the support
afforded them. as we'll as other active Is
sues. more than Offset the manlpulations
OF operators, who expected to bring about
lower prices on account OF the action OF
the House. on the sugar schedule. Inc
fact of the matter Is the street,
or at least the trading siemen,,II
Ia convinced that the Senate VIII
not concur with the House In many OF
the propositions adopted py Ine 'as.v v'
during the week. and accordingly y pay
grass so far as the tariff and Internal
revenue bills are concerned.
The ST. Paul earnings for the third week
OF January were accepted as an nnuicauon
OF improvement In western railway AZ a.,
fairs, the percentage OF loss being ths
smallest In months. During the afternoon
the market was decidedly firm, q numoeI
OF prominent stocks selling az anywns,e
from i. TO Ia per cent above last nlgnt
closing figures. The Improvement III .ns
demand for American sugar had a soVo
effeot The Changers, Louisville ana Nash.
Vile, and Lake Shore made the hea''es'
gains. a. ,.s,r n frac.
ton of the best iisHt,e,s rs 81 IN sro smsuntins
70 only tx. o00 shares. of which 1900 %ers
unlisted Yesterday the total was TEN
shares. of which 5000 were unlis'en. ~
the latter total American sugar inquiries
III Tn ths low priced stocks. Tennessee Goa,
and iron rose 1 per cent, 10 s.; United
states Rubber fell 2. TO 81. and the pre-
ferred per cent, To ". .,, ,,ar.
railway and miscellaneous bonds WERE
higher.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money easy ut | per cent; last loan ~
| l.. and closing, offered at : per cam syn''
Bar silver, STA; Mexican dollars o'%
SILVER at the board neglected. ,,,h aetna, bos,
,ass IN bankers bills at As4AMtS fol-
sixsy DAYS. and S.se%giS for demand
nosted rates, $ASu4St2; commercial oil,s
Il sp.lfINIa for sixty days, ana N'"l
| 1 AL, for demand. o, snd.
Government bonds strong 9'a'e oo"u'
u" treasury balances: Coin. sSs,25l'cco; cur
rehcs' "s STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25

$11.80
Is THE MAGNET THAT'S DRAW.
ING THE MEN.
go, s1s. s16 so. and sl5Suits
and Overcoats are in the lot.
We don't care which you take
what We want il fewer Of them.
You're relieving ~ Of EN- with
q rush.
LET EVERYBODY ACT
who hasn't already. It's the
most important event that ever
took place within orr four wallis
II you think the times are
HARD-think again how EASY
purchasing is. Easier than
you've ever known it-easier
than you likely ever will know
it again for circumstances and
determination have combinedto
sell-leaving the consequences
to take care of themselves.
CHILDREN's sUITsAT SOC. ON THE
DOLLAR OF WHAT THEY
ARE MARKED.
We have about 900 Childrens
Suits-one-two-and three OF
kind-the remnants Of the
choicest stock We have had this
season. We want to clean them
out before Inventory, 80 offer
you TO-DAY the choice OF
these at
| HALF PRICE.
$3.50 Suits for sl.25
SO Suits for Sl.50.
$3.50 Suits for sl.75.
"a Suits for 81.
s. Suits for S250.
Sc Suits for So.
81 SHIFTS for $3.50.
So Suits for 81.
50 Suits for $3.50.
$40 Suits Tor s..
This sale will end when our
Store closes tonight.
A. SAKS 4 co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
Copsul Thom.. Approyed.

WASHINGTON. January 2i-The Sem
ate to-day confirmed the nomination OF
Allen Thomas, OF Florida, To be United
States Consul at La Guayra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS
IMPORTS FROM AL GREAT sUslMsse
CENTRES or The WORLD
Pricss 81 Msnsy. Deads. eseet& 0ssius
Tsbasses Csttes. 49,, saA The
Weashst lnAlcstsoss


tBy telegraph 10 the Dispssch.,
Fl WASHINGTON, D. C.. January "a. =
| PAIN Forecast for Virginia: The rain
""' and snow tonight viii b followed
BY generally clear and very cold
weather Thursday and Friday; high
northwesterly winds
For North Caroline: Rain or snow to-
night, followed by . cold wave and fair
weather; north winds,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-16

been partly broken in fierce
combat with another of its
kind. The head was large,
as were also the eyes. l examined the fish
for the cause of his death, and found that
it, too, had doubtless succumb bed TO a
fierce thrust from an enemy, possibly a
Xiphius. or long sword fish, as it had a
single cut two and One-half inches wide
that penetrated the entire body like a
knife. The defeated swordman had ap-
parently been carrying on an unequal
fight. Armed with a short sword or
dagger, it had been struck by a cavalry
man of the sea, whose keen rapIer had
killed it, the fish being blown into shore
20 the amazement of the fishermen of the
island, who had never seen a fish of the
kind on the California coast before.
When IL came drifting in said an old
sea dog, i thought IL was a porpOise it
was so big; but when it got in shore I see
II was something like a swordfish, though
never saw the likes of IL before It's
sword was short, but it had a body like a
batterin' ram, and if il struck anything
1t would have to give in sure"
A singular thing in connection with the
swOrdfsh is that little or nothing is
known regarding its breeding habits, and
a young sword hsh, so far as known, has
never been seen on the California coast.
The young are curious creatures, with
enormous eyes, and the bills, upper and
lower, of equal length.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-16

stealthily placed a little package of food
she had brought within the cavern en-
trance. She swung back the skins aud
blankets before il with the trem bling
touch of one replacing a pail upon their
best loved dead. Then, with a parting
glance of unutterable tenderness, she
left the spot. reeled down the ROCKS and
across the valley 10 the open cabin door
as one struck with mortal hurt and then
fell unconscious upon the earJhen floor Of
the deserted CraghOllOw saeter hut.
When our rescuing party, which num-
bered half the folk of the Romsdal, the
sturdy lnnkeeper of Ormeim. au-but-
frantic Lars, my ingenious companion
and myself had reached the saeter Of
hlippe-hul, the tiinty snow lay almost
even across the valley from crag TO crag.
But single black spot was anywhere
visible upon the binding reach of white.
A mad race was instantly made for this.
1t proved TO be the wide chimney top of
the sought-for saeter hut. To the Nor
wegians practiced eyes it showed where
the heroic girl had made her exit from
her imprisonment for i rescue of her own.
1t was easy to follow the tracks of her
sOoty suOw-shoes across the level snow.
A mile or so higher up the field, Lars es-
pied the black, pinnacled crag point be-
side what we all felt IRE must be the ice
tomb Of Prof. Detrius Moraine
we pressed forward and ringing cneer
speedily went up from the fieetest in ad
vance. Pell-meu we'came headloug into
a deep excavation; and here stood the
brave Hansine, toiling fercely at her
mighty task; eXcitedly beating back
those who would relieve her with cries of:
Il have heard his answering knOckings!
1t shall be Hausine who brings him forth
to lifer'
And so it was With final crash the
snow wall fell, carrying down the cur
tanning blankets and the skins-as Han
sine sprang wildly into the professors
outstretched arms!
Bless me. Bless mel" exclaimed the
professor, beaming radiantly upon US all
Precisely in the nick of time! l had
just finished my work; and the prospect
of further confinement was really be-
coming somewhat irksome. If some of
you good peOple-will- ah-support this
dear young person for a moment, until l
can gather up my trihing odds and ends,
we will go back to OrmeIm together; and
Tiff there are no insuperable objec-
tons" here he looked around upon the
astonished rescuers with bland and gen
tie inquiry-"I-I think can engage to
support her happily during the remainder
of her natural life"