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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
Defeated Kafsir Rebels.

LISBON, Feb. Am official dispatch
received here from Lourenzo Marquee,
Delagca bay, says that q force of 900
Portuguese troops, commanded by Ma.
iors Riberio and Xavier, Supported by;
the gunboats, defeated the native rebels
on Tuesday last on the right bank of the
Incomati river and drove them back in
disorder
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
GRACE CHURCH.
Don't Tobacco spit or smoke HOHr
Life Away.

lie the truthful, startling title Of a
book about No-To-Bac, the harmless,
guaranteed tobacco habit cure that
braces up nicotined nerves, eliminates
the nicotine poison, makes weak men
gain strength, vigor and manhood. You
run no physical or financial risk, rs No
To-Bac il sold by Walden e Odee under
q guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co, New York or Chicago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
Didn't Meet Taylor.

PIERRE, 8. d., Feb. "A letter has
been received from sc. ~Ieppelman, who
was accused by Governor Mellette with
being I'm consultation with Taylor in
Chicago ON Dec. 10, Indignantly denying
the charge, and stating that he hass not
been outside of New York for three
months. =. es
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
Nome Had Insurance.

REDFIEID, 8. D., Feb. 2.-Fire broke
out in a restaurant in Worthwhile, 20
miles north. and destroyed five principal
buildings ON Main street. The post
office, city hall, general merchandise
store, restaurant and hardware store
were burned, everything complete loss,
because of no insurance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
Capture OIL Wei Hal Wei.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.--United States.
Consul Jernigan at Shanghai. cables the
state department, under date OF Feb. /,
that the Land fort at Wei Hal Wei has
been captured. and that the capture Of
the island and fleet I considered Inn
4niuQuf shS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
yyIntry II, Aasss Hilla.

LEAD, S. D., Feb. 2.-For the past
Ave days this locality has experienced
the most stormy weather of the season,
1T being quite cold and almost con.
stantly showing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
Wilson Is u senator.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 2,-The Re-
publican caucus has nominated Con-
gresham John L. Wilson for United
States senator. Wilson received A;
necessary for choice. Al.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
IN Oeagjnai.

Little Marjorie-There are lots OF lit
tle Marjories nowadays. but none other
atall lie thisona She is original In her
prayers, as i'm everything else. The
other night she finished off her petition
thus:
And. % Lord. make all the wicked
people good and wash all the niggers
whitef'-NeM York Tribune.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
Nd. Es CHURCH.

MM%&s@G@ wA ~%@
T~0-MOrrOw.
NJ. r. CHURCH. @
Tomorrow's services AZ follows: Glass
meeting at 9:45 q. m. Preaching at 1890
subject, "The hinge OF destiny Sab
bath school at 10 M, junior league at
$50 o. M, Epworth league Ut $50 led by
Miss Hattie Whalen. Song service and
sermon "A right beginning" ToNormal
students and all young people ~especiallya
All cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at 1890 a. m, Sunday school
at noon. Y. p. 8. G. Il. at $50. The
public 10 cordially invited to Nil these
services.
GRACE CHURCH.
Holy Communion with sermon at 1890
a. m. Sunday school at o No eve
ming service. Wednesday evening, 7:3O
the Litany with address.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02

q The unrolling of an Egyptian mummy
supposed Co be that OF . princess, dis
closed o curious cheat. The priests who
did the embalnling probably spoiled or
mislaid the body intrusted to them and
FOR II substituted that OF an ordinary
negro man.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
Unconscious csndor.

.ssome women cant believe . word
heir husbands say, she remarked.
WELL, z confided the other, Tim not
quite 80 badly of as that. My husband
talks in his sleep occasionally. ~ ash
ington Star.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02

A1@@ma TAme Eanaa.
f~hFaaso. mlawankee a sa. paul nallways which
tack eject. sanday. November n, fasat
rmAxMs @oFMa nAs4.
Passenger, No. i, dspaFte ll.OS q p.
RFeiRhs, No 81, departs 0:a0 a.m
Freight, No. III departs 500 RI -.
TmAxRs aOsMa wmaxs Is
Mixed. No, NJ depasts4:fO p. -
TaA1Rs Ra0m xa8m mAeTs
Passenger, No. =, arfivsa Bad =. ms
Freight, No. m, arrives A:50a y.
Freight, No. e. arrives Ssb0 :. %
TmAxHs wR0M y VEST.
freight, no ". aFFaveslO:4oa =. ~. -
All the above trains carry passenGefss nut
ersighss only when passengers are pEovi0eo Witn
Passsnger trains GOING east make eonneetion
~ rran for III points south, and passenger train
coins west. as WCOneOcAss f0r Ill p0anSe aoFsn.
MADISON q nRssT0L LINE.
Passenger RosnR north. departs 8:60p. ~.
Passenger from north arrives 1850 .. m.
inc. LARKIN. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
THE CMURCMES.

Order or Exercises In the Different
Houses or worship I'm D City
TW-MOrrOw.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-02
ETnns i.sm

Fer sale.
A good cutter. l.. @. Ewell.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
Stabtratbs=& erbanblnngtn.
He0elmGBiae SituMQ pom l. 81

Die YrototoIe BET letten re9elmdBi:
gen une elmer Specialiituna ,uuroeu
u~erlelen uno au9euommen.
YeidlolIen, Nnsebote fit bas @rabis
rem uno nit Gravel: 9efabren pom States
ltrabe ;wii@en Q. uno 5. SiioitraBe bis
Oienlta9 ben s. Ottober in ber Gity
Glerts Office eut9eseu;une9men.
8. q. Netm erbielt GrlaubniB. Dor
ieinem Suwelensei9aft an Minnelota=
ltraBe cine nit Glectricitdt 81 erleu4s
tenoe, 9ebenbe llbr auf1teuen Su biirfen.
Wrnolo @uloen wuroe ouf @ecom>
manbation bes Mapors bin auf weitere
feds Monate nit einem @ebalt Don $40
monatli@ ais NadtpoliSiit an9eiteut.
Die folsenoe Tarauf la9e wuroe Be-
i@loien: Sntereilen uno Eilsunssfono
50, 500, StraBen>D Department 50, 500,
Wa0erwerte $500, TeuersD Department
$500, iomie cine seniisenoe Summe fir
&%eini9uns uno &eparaturen BON Sei>
tenwe9en wdbreno bes Wtmters.
Oas Qesen BON 8 Tub breiten Seiten>
we9en on Der Siioieite bon 2. Norb>
itroBe, ;wii9en State> uno @ermon=
itraBe, uno an beioen Seiten imii9en
Minnei otaz uno @ermanitroBe wuroe
on9eoronet.
Sames Nemton erbielt GrlaubniB,
einen alien StaQ etwas suridjuleten.
Die 8eri@te oes Teueroepartements.
Der Staotri@ter uno ber Yoli5ei ,uuroen
uerleIen uno gu ben Ntten 9elest.
Das StraBen>G omite beri9tete, bag
es ben Gontratt fir 9erteuun9 pom
Minn lteinen an beiben Seiten pon 2.
NorotraBe, jmiiden Minnelotaz unb
German gum Yreiie uon y @ts.
per taufenoen TuB uerseben babe. Die
Qanolun9 wuroe pom Staotratb 9ut9e>
beiben, ebenlo bas Gerseben Der Gon>
tratte fit Grri9tun9 BON NuBenbdul ern
binter bet neuen Gitp Glerts Office.
Bel@lonen, cine StraBentreu5ung al
@erm%antraBe, AT Der @ioieite BON 2.
NorotraBe, iomie einen brei planten
5reiten TuBwe9 ouf ber Sltieite Don
German traBe na3 Dem S9ulbauie berz
teuen gu ~lalien.
Na9 Briifuns uub Nnnabne Don
@e6nun9cn i'm @elammtbetraae BON
$2,l32.9l erfol9te 8erta9un9 bis nabz
fen Dienltag.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
a>tte

Oas 8anb:T tournament babisr. wels
Dies ber unsuuitisen @itteruns bolber
bon porletten Samlta9 uno Sonnto9
auf letten Sonutaa usridoben wsroen
mn ste, nabm einen 10 9iinltigen Terlaut
ME ma es unter ben pbwaltenoen ums
jtduoen nur erwarteu fonnte. Trots
Dem ous Wetter an SamltaS ni6ts
weuioer ais eiulaceno uno lelbit nod am
Sonntoa fir Elm oerartiSeS Set gu
tibl uno u%nireunoli6 mar, uno troeoem
Der pom Often Der erwartete Grtraiu9
ausblieb, woour@ uerldieoene Wulits
banben uno 9unoerte BON Velu9er
uerbinoert muroen b,erber gu tommen
uno benz Teite beisuwobnen, mar bic
Setbeilisuns immerbin nod cine gan;
sufrieoenlteuenoe.
Wuber ben bisiisen pier Wulitorsanis
lationen nabmen bic Banos BON Sc
Sueur, Sroep, Wintbrop, Springfield.
Sleepy gpe uuo MiIforo am Tournas
meut tbeil. Oie 9el u9er pom auswdrts
;abltsn, trot Der rauben W%itteruns, na9
laui euoen.
Oer @pecial;us pom Weiten nit ben
Wtu iiteru uon Eracp, Springfield uno
Slespp Sye uno ca. 800 Grcurlionilten
traf turs Dor 10 llbr ein. Die @Glte
wuroen AM Depot pom einem Gomite
empiansen uno unter Yorantritt Der
bieiisenMuliter na6 Der Curnballe sez
leitet uuo oaielblt BON Sos. u. Gdltein
inn Namsn Der Sirser bon Seem ulm
wiutommen 9ebeiBen, worauf bic anne
ienoen Dslssaten Der ueri6ieoenen Mus
jitorsaniiationen eine@ ei3aftSueriamms
lung abbielten.
Tim l lbr nadmitta9s PER- ammelten
li9 nue an,ue(enoeu Muliter wieoer III
Der Gurnbaue uno na9 NbDaltum9 elmer
tur;en pereinten Yrobe formirte li3 Der
,Su9 aur Yaraoe our9 bic 9auptltraBen
oer Stabt. Scr l45 Mann tarte unb
bo9it impoiante Bug maridirte in Is
&e,ben ~ s Mann in jeoer &eibe uno
swar 10, ooB Die ueridieoenen Snltrus
meute beilommen waren, uno wabreno
Der Gambour>M iaior ben Tatt on Der
Spite oes 3u9es an9ab, marldirte Der
6eit> 1iri9ent nebsn ben Erommlern AM
Gnoe uno ~leitete pom bort aus bas@anje.
Our9 bieie 3uiammeniteuun9 9clang
es, Gatt, Gempo uno 9armonie 81 cons
troQiren uno in gintlau9 gu brinseu
uno baour9 einen mirtli6 sroBorti9en
Grfol9 su erSielen. Oas gettere mar
aud bel ocm mdbreuo oes Na9mitta9s
I'M Turnbale Yart a%b9ebaltenen Wols
len>Goucerts Der ,JaQ. Die bel benielz
ben gum Nortra9 9ebradten Concert
tide uuroen unter yeituns bes Teltz
Dirisenten, Grof. Stepben Maine uon
Ser Sc 5ueur Banb, iii anertennenss
mertber @eile 9elpielt uno ernteten rtes
iiaen Npplaus uon 5eiten beS anweiens
Den Yublitums. Mu@ bic Gin3eluorz
fridge Der per l9ieOenen &apeQen fanoen
wobluero,eute Mnertennun9; oies mar
nod gan; bel onoers bel Den BON Mits
9lieoern Der Sc Sueur 8anb %uor9etra>
oeneu Moubolin uno Guitars olos oer
Tau.
Mit einem ouBerorocntli@ Sa9lrei9
beiu6ten Bal in ber I:urubaQe fano
bos erjte 8aub>T tournament pom luo>
li9en Minneio ta ieinen Mbi3lub.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
Eier Qrobc GrfolQe.

0a ibre @ite bos 1T oeu Nnsei9en Ses
bauptete poQoui gu rs9tierti9en I'M Stanoe
lit, bobet bic tol9eltoen pier WeoiSlnen ellorz
mell @blae 9efunoen: Or. Sings Nere Gnt:
oedun9 fir S9wt,olu9t, 9ulten NIB Grtal:
tnn9en, ieoe Slal6e 9arantirt; Glettril9e,
%lttcrs, oas 9robe Mittel fir 2eber=, Mo9en:
uno Nierenlei6en Sudlens grnitolalbe, BIZ
bette III Der 0elt; Or. Sings Neue 2ebens:
riQcn, ueld)e poQfommeue Yilen liao. 0ielt
Wittel llnb 9arantirt, bas Don oenlelben Sc:
bauptete gu %leilen, unb Der mterSei4nete
Npotbefer wirb nit Treuoea NdbereS ilber bic:
ielbe'l mittbeilen. gu baben III .. W. 81:
lens Npotbefe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03

- Stub. Tritl4e, @obn uon 6rit
Tritl@e aus 2ofopette, besob iid auss
gangs lctter Wo9e na9 ct. Peter, UNI
IN BET borti9en @utauus Moolpbus
College feline Stuoien wieoer auf5unebs
men.
- @ir ucrmeil en- unlere 2eier auf
sic Nnsei9e oes G1neioermeit tiers W.
u. Gbobe, Der unlan9it III Beinborns
@,ebduoe at Minneio ta @troBe cine
Wertl tatte e%rofinet bat. 0a oerielbe
nibt auein lein @el9aft aus Dem @rnn>
be per tebt, i~onoern aud itets cine 9roBe
Muswabl &leioeritoiie ouer Nrt an
6ano bat, Ioute es ibm an elmer aus
9eoebuten &unoi9ait ni9t feblen.
- Son einem jdben unb i9retliden
Eooe muroe lcttcn 5amltag Yormit tag
ee9cn 10 llbr uuier Mitbirger uno fritz
bercr 5traBen : Gommildr Wilbelm
&Dptc credit. Oerlelbe war gut 3elt in
@en1cin l1ait nit Scarf &lob oamit be-
i6aftiet, an Der Gle uon Sefferlon uno
5. 9lorotrabe auf Dem Seiittbnm oes
59ubmaders Nnton Baor cinen trof>
Ell 9eworocnen Drummer 81 pertiefen.
Ocrlelbe mar unten nit 9ad1teinen aus
9elett uno Der Yerun9liifte war barar
Die Steine gu u%erl cnten, als Ct bemertte,
oaB bos grorei1 iber t5m na9Su9eber
anfin9 uno er rief beBbalb leinem Same:
raoen obeu gu, i'm i@neu beraui 81 sisz
ben. Gr ,par ieood taum enigc Uut
in bic 90be sesosen, als bic mobri@ein:
lid idon moride Dor I'M oberen Sbei|
oes Brunncns ;ulammcnbrod uno 9roB'
Ma0en grorei3 BON aueu Seiten au'
i'm bernieoer itiir5ten, i'm lebsnois unter
minoeitens Is SUP @runb be9rabeno
Obslei4 bic &ettun9sarbeiten 10 l9nel
ais m09li9 in Mn9riff 9enommen muir:
ben, uobm IS bod an flint Stunoen an
&c trenster uno 9efdbrlider Nrbelt, tbn
~ erreiden uno at bic Sberf fiddle 81
brinoeu, no ber anmeienoe Nr;t nu'
con tatiren tonnte, baB oas Seben bereit'
erlol den iei. Der ben Seinen 4
plot!i@ Gntri0ene erreidte ein Nlte
pom 46 Sabren uno binterlab st oubcr De
trauernoen Wit me flint &iuocr, uon mel
6en oas altelte 20 Sabre uno ooS iiins
itc srl It uicr @o@cn alt lit. - Da'
acknowledgements ocs Yerltorbcnen, mel
dyes an, Oienltos BON BET Iutberil9e'
/ &irde aus ltotttano, Denies bur@ bi
9ro6e uno ol9cmcine Sbeilnobme baro'
am ocutli9iten, wel@en %inni9en Nntbcl
Die gauge BeuOlterunq oer Stoot I'M
llm9csenb AT Dem ErauerfaQ nobm. -
Der 10 i9wer betroiiencn binterbliebe
men TamiIie uni ct tiei9efibltes Beileio.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
n At b]crfaufeu.

Die llnter,ei9nete bietet hermit mebrere
Yicrbe, cine 9ln;abl iriidmelfenber Sibe, TO-
,pie ueri6iebeue Tarmmo 9inericn nl,p. ur1=
ter oer @a,,o biQi9 gum Gcrtauf aus.
Nrau W a9balena Sill der,
bo\ Comm Sourtlauo, WillIl.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
Y1t pcrrcntcu
9rcihcr:Yriucn.

Grloube mir, Orci9er barauf auimertiam
III MAIDEN, bab i) eire ne1e SriQe al @ono
babe, bic al Sequemlidteit beim Crel9en
nidt iibertroiieu ,ueroeu fam.
s. %. 9aueu tein,
GibMers @ebGube.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-03
Ri pcrfaufcu oocr pcrrcntcn

lit eiu feines, at Der MaiuitraBe III @prin9z
fielo oele9eues, aus Sr,d 9cbautes ;wciltOdi=
9es Sotelz@ ebd1oe. We9cn oes Naberen
wc,be mar lid au
51mib& QeDrer
2O @prin9fielo, Winn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-07

which brought Andreis and his COM
panion to her palace paused below at
the water-stairs. She threw her cloak
on couch as she spoke; she was
dressed in black, but the gauze sleeves
OF the gown showed her fair arms, and
the bodice was slightly open on her
bosom; her face was bright like rose
above the deep shadow of the gown.
her hair had been a little ruffied bv the
wind of the evening as she had stood
on the balcony.
Madam" said Damer, as he bowed
to her with a strange and unwelcome
sense of embarrassment, prince An
dreis should not have told you that I
had such good fortune. l am no fit
squire of danes; he is"
She did not catch his meaning. She
turned from him little impatientlv.
and addressed Andreis.
She spoke of music. Andreis was ac-
complished in that art; there was q
mandolin lying on the grand piano; he
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New York Produce Market.

sex div. ibid. tasked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-07

rooted in the sand amongst the ribbon
weed and mussels, had had power to
resist the forces of the tide and tempest.
All the winter long the old pile kept
the opals safe and sound.
But one day, when the peach and
pear and plum trees had in turn burst
into blossom on the isles, and the floclSs
of gulls who had survived the stress of
famine and cold had returned to their
feeding places on the outer lagoons, a
large iron ship coming from the Black
sea gave rude shock in passing to the
old oak pile; the top of it under the
blow parted and fell asunder; the neck
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DatIg 4snnehst yonrnaI
What the State Railroad Commissioners are
Doinu.

pvmy.
The State board Of railroad commits
sioners was In session at the State House,
yesterday, and Managers A. F. Gerald
and ]. G. Libby of the Bangor, Orono s.
Old Town Electric Road, appeared before
the board to obtain certificate that the
statute amount has been expended in the
construction of the road that the bonds
may be placed upon the market. This
new electric road, the longest line in
Maine, II miles, is doing very profitable
business.
The board received petition from the
Cape Elizabeth Electric Road, yesterday,
asking for change in location, SO as not
TO run over the water works pipes on
Lincoln street.
The commissioners will, today, go TO
0kowhegan, as referees on the extension
and location Of the Skowhegan & Nor
ridgewock electric rad The matter of
location has been referred to the railroad
commissioners by the county commits
sioncrs and the Skowhegan municipal
officers.
The arti lies of ass ociation of the Scbasti-
cook Il Moosehead Lake Railroad for the
extension of it's line fiom Hartland to St.
Albans and through Harmony, were ap-
proved.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CRto.ao. Aug. 4.
Fj.ouR-dall, steady, unchanged.
WpEAr-No. spring, 6asGS; No. red
67a67s.
CosN-No. 2. 4llailH
0ATs-No- 2. 2o3s2oi.
RYr-No.2. Hail
E.RLrY--No. 2, 40li0
FIhxsEEp-=No. ], 81 03sl e5.
PorR-s9 s1las9 30.
I.sp--s5 97.aff.00.
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The Maine medical board of registra-
ton met at the State House, yesterday,
and considered various detail matters re-
garding its work, such as certificates,
questions to be asked applicants, etc.
Another meeting will be held, Sept. Z.
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NEW ToaK, Aug. 1.
FLouR-Receipts. 2i,5oj pkga: exports. II 1859
bbls: 252 sacks; sales. $500 pkgs; dull,
low extras 50 5Oa3 10; City mills, - OOs4 2o
patents, 81 45ai 70; winter whest, low grades,
~ 5Ja3 10; fair to fancy, % 10a3 60, patents,
8 6oal co. Minnesota clear. q 65,s Is;
straights, l5a3 80; patents, 3 G5i4 5Oj rye
mixtures. COS IS; superhne. oO22 10; Ene
! 95a2 20 nominal
SOUTHERN FLOUR duh, weak: - --------
common TO fair extra. u 1ls2 30; good to
choice o)a3 IS.
RYE FLoUB-dull, easy;---ss 2'Af3so
BUcKwhEAT FLoUR-out of season.
BUoKwHEAT-out Of season.
Corn MEAL dull, steady: --yeiiou
Western. 81 Soa2 80; Bra dywlne: 80
RYE-nominal; Western. 57s60 delivered.
BARLEY-out of season; NO. htli~aukee, d2s
IS; western, 60a65: two rowed state, a8as5; No. q
Toronto, 84aS5.
two rowed state, 7oa75; six rowed state, S0as5;
city made Canada. OCal %.
WHEAT-- Receipts. 29600, bush; exports
=; sales $4,000; dull, &c lower, closing firm;
No. = red store and elevator. 70 ia73i -
--- afioat 7iiaHl; fob, 1la75i; elevator,
ST.; for old. SD; for new; No. hard. TAIL;
No. spring, 77aa7s; No northern. 75ia75!;
No. 3, northern, 65aa-; no Milwaukee, 70,s
III No. red, "a; No. spring, sOissol; I'M
graded red, 5sa64; No. white. 5sS.
COM Receipts. Ills; exports. a1,427'
No. l. 55ia55i. elevator; 55sa55t arost; No, 2, idl
a46i elevator; 47ial7i ahoat,--- No. 8. ISL
steamer afioat. a; yellow, a-40c: ungrSded
mixed, 5ila55i steamer mixed. 57la67ii MOI
oArs-Receipts. 2I9,6oO; exports. $500 bush;
sales, 1880 bushels; dull. mixed lower; -
2Ie27; No $, 26a26; do white. 29ia29i; mixed
Western. 2Ss29; do white. a0s3S, wbIte ITO
a0a39
BnEF-,quist,, tirm;.- - ooo 90
beef hams. weak;--al7ooal75,i tieroed
G india mess, 10 ooals.oc. cut meats. dull,
nominal; --pickled bellies. I2lbs, 7a7;
picked shoulders, 5Sa5i; picked hams, si.yi,
oliddles. nominal short clear. 1910.
LARD-quiet, easy; --------------------
s657s; Q &F, $670; city. $6.O0a6Oa; refined,
Continent, a6.75;s A. 7I5;compound, ~ 75s525
PoRK-qu ct, easy; sales, - ---------------;
old mess, Sll .u0a11 30: extra prime, nominal.
BUTrER-fancy firm, moderate demand;-
state dairy new, l2als4; do old lOal5; 40 cresm-
cry old. l9!a20, do new, 20 Penn. do, l3a2o;
Western dairy new. l0al3; do creamery new,
1920: do old Sal2!; do factory. Sal2i; Elgins.
2ga20; rolls, 7al0.
CHxRsE-quiet, fancy finn;
state large, 5!a7i; DO new 3sos 40 fancy, white,
snail, 6sas.; do new, 4ia6s, old,-a-;do white
losslol; do colored, 1os; part skins, 2ae: do
new, Ssa74; full skins. iaalS; Western small.
old. s]al0s; Western skins, new, sac.
PETRoLEua-nomin United, l28.
CoFFEE-rio. quiet, firm No. :, i6ia1si.
SuGAn-raw, active, frmer. refined, firm, good
No. /. 3-l6a4 No.2, S9-16a7; Nos, 4s4s-Is;
No. 6. 4I-Isa4i No. I, 4a4 S-i6; No. 8,
lS-l6a4 Is: No. 9. i2-l6al; No. 10. 3-ia
No. 10, 3-S; off, al -sa4 SIS; mould. al l1-1si
4 rs: standard, o 4-7-I6a4s; confectioners,
A 5-l6aA -; cut loaf, l-l6a5 Il; crushed,
I-16a5 IA; powdered, s-ss4 l5-l6; granu-
tied, 7-16a5s: cubes, ll-l6as IS.
Freights to Liverpool market, quiet, NOM
inal.
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NEW ToRK, Aug. t.
FLoUR-Rece1pts. a, 500 pkgs: exports. II 1853
bbls: $50 sacks; sales. $500 pkgs; dull,
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CHAPTER IL

CHAPTER Il
Veronica Laranigra was charmed to
find her necklace; she was still more
charmed to find an adventure through it,
This beautiful youth with his starry
eyes, soft with admiration, who had
brought her back the opals, looked like
a knight out of fairyland. She was
young; she was weary of the seclusion
of her widowhood; she was kept in
close constraint by those who had au-
thority over her; she was ready to re-
enter life in its enioyments, its amuse-
ments, its affections, it's desires The
tragic end of her husband had i'm
pressed and saddened her, but she had
recovered from its shock. The mar
rage had been arranged by their re-
spective families, and the hearts of
neither had been consulted. Laranigra.
however, had become much in love
with her, and had left her all which it
was in his power to leave, and that had
been much.
"How clever it was of you to see nv
opals under the grass and the sand."
she said, few minutes later, as An
dreis presented Damer in the long, dim
room hung with tapestries and rich in
bronzes, marbles, pictures and mosaics.
She was like picture of Caterina
Cornaro as she stood on the balcony OF
her house; her gold hair was enclosed
in pcarl-sown net, and her cloak of
red satin, lined with sablcs, lay on her
shoulders and fell to her feet like the
robes of Dagaressa; for hor dead lord
she had felt no regret. The balcony
was filled with spirpa, whose white bios
SONS were like snow about her in the
starlight and lampliight as the gondola