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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-16
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fIiiE NosFOhk, ALBEMAHLE ASD allan
TIC KAlLROAvC CO.
u. VAN X N STMl: Receivers.
TIME Table No. In EFFECT SUNDAY,
JUNE 9rIi, ASIDE AT o. LOCK A.. AZ.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
"oo H. uaiy except SUNDAY. through express;
6oo III, dnily except Sunnuy. mixed; arrive yir-
gina geach oil, NJ,
$50 NJ sunday only local express arrive vir
az no eihia Etach 9:l5 am.
io'oo III, daily ,broiGh express; arrive Virginia
N.r;inin teach iiii6 q NJ
i2'?5 p NJ, daily. lo,a express; arrive virginia
$50 y III, daily. through express: arrive yiryipio
Beach i:o5 y M
$50 M, daily stops only ut Kcmpsvc, Lynn.
n na and oceanHG arrive Virginia
7:eO m, %aiy local !" Express; arrive Virgin.
Beach sos II IA
1890 p IN, Gaiy except sunday thr mph e.pr-ss
arrive Virginia reach 1l:O6 y in
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH
GOO nj, Monday only stop, emily at O,c,uo
i iIynnha'cn and ksnp"illc; arrive Nor-
Gas M daily except Monday stop, only Mt
lana, iynnhaven and Kemrsvilc; mr.
SIS m, daily excspi SUNDAY local expre,, mr.
rive Nor'ok nnn a M
s4o a IN, SUNDAY on y. local express; arrive Nor
El5 M, naily cxccp; Sunday mi xed; arrive No.
lolk 20 y IN
2:i5 p M, dalr, thiodgh express; arrive Norfolk
H5lpm
f'o IN, daily local express; arrive Norfolk 49,
Il ~
';io p m, daily through express; arrive Norfolk
Citpm.
$50 IN, daily except Sunday. through express
arrive Norfolk aO5 u M
"lo y III, sunday ",iy. through express; arrive
No.'olk 80 pm.
io'V p III, ally &c pit sunday, through erpress
arrive Norfolk l:05 y M
1rJinq v,nn c,,, 90,
hai'nN 70 MT oil or take on passengers
through Express Trains make tho trip in
Iorty five minutcs
a Chair Car is attached TO all Passenger trains
Seats p cents each.
B.P. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent
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Norfolk and Washington, DC.
STEAMBOAT {. COMPANY,
BY Da$1igF1t.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP THE OHEsA-
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

Commencing JULY 9Th, and continuing durins
lie summer miner months, the new palatial steamer
NEWPORT NEWS" will begin making day
Cay Line WIZARD every Tuesday, Thursday a. d
saturday at $50 a M Norfolk at .if5 a. NJ. Fort
al 6:5 d H. "
Returning leave Washington on Monday.
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 8 a M arriying
a. Fortress Monroe, $50 and Norfolk. $50 D no.
he steamer leaving Washington on Sunday
mornings, arriving IN Norfolk at ESQ p m, will
return ut i p III ,ame day. -"
Fare for The round trip $3.50, good for return
passage by night steamer same day, or following
morn' ng steamer only. The regular night schedule
will continue formerly.
Tickets sale B. * o. Ticket Ofice, n. & O., w
I. Wakes and Companys Office on wharf Tele-
phone AZ D. J. CALLAHAN
jy2-tf Agent
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I, or RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, Old 20 Ma

{, OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD 70 M
4 CLAREMONT, NEWPORT NEWS and James
river landings direct by daylight-virginlaN ayt-
leaves Ciydss baT Mor1o ofse eyery fuEsnxY
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY at 9. M, touching
at Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News golag
m. Connecting tn ali evening trans. Fare iel
Richmond si.50; fare TO Richmond aud rstutRa
much eheiper thai by any other route to HEB;
mond. Petersburg. Wavery, iicksiord and stations
on Atlantic and Danville railroad and alt points
via Richmond. Tickets for sale 1T ticket agencies
of Wake 4 Son., ii Brandt anaiou beard tleamgp.
n5- Freight received asi!y, Sunday excsFtsAs GS1,
sNA0oye nalaed Polnts.: ~, ". ), Z, .,,,rn,-g
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ARRIVE An NORFOLK.

MAIL AND EMPRESS daily ,carrpt Sunday, NJ
20 y. M. aud ENprcSs daily Except sunday nj n
M: connect with ali rail and steam lines at Nor
folk for the North. East and West Passenger sra
tiori foot Of East Mann street. Norfo L and Wcsf
crn depot Freight station on Wafer street,
Il ASTEEN CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
II FREIGHT LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between all points North aud East via Norfolk aud
Norfolk and southern Railroad TO Eastern North
freight received daily until : p M and for.
wRrded prGmrty ct low rRtea.
For further, inflammation apply to the General
Office of the n. s :. L. l.. Co., Norfolk, VA.
H. g. HUDGINS,
III. h. KING,
General Manager
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Forts OF Norfolk and .Portsmou
July Is, 1896.
ARRIVALS

Schrs Geo NJ Grant, Peltou, Providence
and Edward W Young, to VIM Lamb i %,
for coal.
schr Harry Landell. Crowley. Now York,
light.
Schr Francis Shubert. Clifford, Philadel-
phia. with coal.
schr Mary Frecland. Van Clesf New York,
light.
,Schr Berthe and Maude, Phillips, philadel-
schr Moore. Lanphers, New York,
light.
Schr Geo Churchman. Rgley, New York
light.
sshr Lucy wheotley, Taylor New York
Schr Emma Shaw, Corson, New York,
light.
Schr II Slaight Taylor. phiadel pha
with coal
Schr G c Lane. Swan, New York, light, to
load pig IRON
light.
Schr Virginia Hawley. Galloway. Balti-
more to North Carolina. light.
Schr Agnes VI Quilln. InaIey, baltimore
to North Caroline. light.
Schr john Bradley. Baltimore, light.
Schr George ) richardson, Baltimore
lieht.
Tug Taurus. o'Drien. New York. with
barges Monarch and G Merryman to Vim
La I,b Il 90, for coal.
Tug l.uckrnbach. Williamson. New
York, with ba &c Frank Pendleton to Vim
Lamb u Co, for coal.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Margaret Il Roper Cranmer, passe
ont the Oapes yesterday TOR Boston.
Schr Ellen N colder. Hanson, has gone
to Lambert FONT to ioRi coal
Schr Louise Hast Dgs passed IN the Canes
thi- morning.
Schr Bayard Barnes. Mehafy. from Now
Haven, arrived AZ Newport News.
CAPE HENRY, Va. July 15.-l2 M.-Clekr.
East wind; ia miles. Light sea.
SAILED.
Schr Fame Stewart. Lane, Now York.
with lumber.
Schr Emma ID Endicott, Bowen, New
York. with lumber.
Schr 2aceheus sherman. Chambers. Prov
ident Q, with coal.
schr A Il Colin, James. baltimore. with
lumber.
Schr Maria Person Dickman. New York,
with wood.
Schr City of Jacksonville. steelman. SUI
folk to Now York. with lumber.
Schr L W II White, Crowley, Suffolk to
New YORK. with umuer.
S3hr YIN Burden, Taylor, Baltimore
with lumber.
Tug l. Luckenbach. williamson, New
1 1rk with two bargos in tow
Irg Taurus, O'Bren Boston with bRroes
Joseph aker and + X Meade in tow.
rug Geo Pride, Tingle, Boston, with
barge No ITO in tow.
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TLYDEs REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOB
" PHILADELPlIIA-only direct eTsss \
Until further orders. steamers are apooinIed %
sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday
aud Saturday at D. M, and from PhiladAi-
pha every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
through bills OF lading to all points south and
Southwest via Seabonrd Air Line, Atlantic Coast
Line and Virginia Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES w. MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent, Norfolk. Va.
w. p. CLYDE& co,
Agents Philadelphia
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Rass OLDDOA|N|0N STEAMSHIP
se& COMPANY.
\ FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL.
from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUESDAY, WE'D.
III. From New York OF MONDAYS. TUE-DAYS.
WEDNEoDAl >, THURSDAYS nj j o. m SATUR.
DAYS, p. nj.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including menis and s,ateroom ber,ns 500
Fare round ulp, limited 10 thirty days.. IL DC
For tickets ana reservation OF stat, rooms apply
u! oomrnnys ouice,'i Main street. OF at general
Office at wha.;
THURSDAY y IN. ana leave Newport News every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, arrirInr at
Richmond the next morning
TIME SCHEDULE or STEAMERS
NorihampieI, Lurav. Aceomaes. Enoa aud
Leave Company wharf. Soriols
RON Old POiNs-At c, C. and Ili5 a.
m. ana p m; rGr,sm"9ih, tii aud 1905
and ll:'U Il. III. ana 80 p. IN.
FOR H,nIrrON-At ms a. IN. Rpd.l5
m: Hay iine, "0 n. land 49, r. IN; Portsmouth
at iO.uj q. III. and a.o5 =. IN
ron Nt:v Foit TNEV~ ANDSNITH
Bay Line wharf, =. ~.
FOR EAsT AMI WARE ntvEtS-
naiIv, except Sunhhy, leaving Conpauy's wharf
NJ G30 u. m rogtsmoutL Gas a m Raw Lima
wnari, Norfolk, : q. N.
.OIt HA.N am POoUOSiN HIV-
fK>-loncnims a. Old Point. leaving Company's
wharf d"ilN '''cr,t Sunday At a m: Portsmouth
t:l5 4. M, Bay Line Wharf Norfolk. at $50 a. H.
returning ncNt oar.
FOIt SE:Vt.HN KiNE.t-IuCsiay, Thurs
DIV and saturday. from CUmpJuy's mari AT G8 a
~; Portsmouth n:+o M nay Line NorioG am
FOX Na>SrN0Nn HiNEn AND
>tifEOI.K-At . J.. M: Portsmouth, $40 u IN:
connecting n suffolk with :. ana {. l.. Il
uIreignt to; Mathews, BacS. Poquosiu, Ware
Severn anu Nanscmond rivers must be piepaiG
NuR,ss CAROLYN DIVISION For
merly n y. y w. ID. l.-Sicamer Ton .hu leaves
NORFOLK Tor Washington, y. c., Mondays at 4 M
ru,sdavs at ! =. NEAR iny freight for " ashinc-
ton ana points ou the Tag. runso aad Panhco
rivers.
Freight for Sewbern. n. c.. received a. n ana
{. L. T. depot
Freight received daily, except sunday, nil
NJ. N. u. CEOWELl,
Agent:
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SUNDAY TRAINA
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R, co,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 1905.
MAIL AID LAfntSo LEAVES NORFOLK
daiIy leN,ert Sunday 9:I5 a III. for Elizabeth
Ety, Eden'on, Mackeys Ferry, Roper, Pnntego
Beharcn,e'c. Connects at Edenton viii, n a. s
H., X sleam.r as follows Daily except sunday
DAY and SATu kl,Af for all landings on Chowan
Hver, On MONDAY and FRIDAY for : .upprrnon,,
hNer, Rnn w EDS lSlpAiS Tor Salmon Greek Con-
Maso!cyv willie. south Creek Aurora Washington
ami intermediate landings Connect, nj Elizaho, n
bcrnc Tor Mays Head.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
p M daily ,cNce?t sunday for Elizabeth civ
Edenton aiid waN-stations. Connects at Eliynh,ih
,ity Mith IA" steamer Ncuse Tuesday, Thursday
anh ehurdny for Ncwbern Roanoke tinnd An /
Morohead City kinstnn aust Ga'dshorro YIN A &
N. L II. H.. aud tor Jacksonville Wilmington n
L. anu all stations on the w. y. 4 " l..
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THE STOCK MARKEr-cLosrse BIDS

ds9ln4.Oi. Commercial bills. lSSaiSSl. Gov
c9nment bonds dull and stoady.
THE STOCK MARKEr-cLosISa BIDS
American Cotton Oil. 25l: American Cot
ton Oil. ref. 73s: American Sugar Refin-
cries. 1867: American Sugar Eofineries. pref.
400: American Tobacco. 1919: American To.
bncco. pref, i12; At,hison. Topeka and
Santa Fe. 10; Baltimore and Ohio. GA; Cam
ada Tactic 81: Chesapeake and Ohio. 81 !.
Chicago and Alton, Isl: Chicago. Bur,ing-
ton andQuincy.S5!; Chicago Gas Trust. 55t;
delaware and Lackawanna. 1891 Distii-
crs aud Cattle Feeders. %, Erie. i0i; Erie
socf.. 22' General Electric. 3j;: Illinois
Central, SSl: AXE Erie and Western. 25t LAX Q
Erie nnd Western. pref. 49,: AXE Shore,
si7l: Louisville and NASHVILLE sos: Louis
Vile. New ALBANY AMI Chicago. 81: Man.
patton Consolidated. Ill, Memphis and Char
BOSTON. Is asked: Michigan Central. 100: Mis-
souri Pacific. 80: Mobile and Ohio 23i:
Nashville and Chattanooga. 6s: United
States CordnGe. II: United States Cordage,
pref. 2: New Jersey Central. 1927; New
York Central. l0i: New York AMI New Eng
hni. Al; Norfolk and Western. pref. II;
Northern Pacific, a.; Northern Pacific.
pref, l7s; Northwestern, 9Sl; rthwostern:
pref. li5i; tactic Mail. 2Sk: Heading, ISL:
Mock Island. Tli: st. PAM. 6S!: st. Panl. pref,
s22; Silver Certificates. "a: Tennessee Coal
end Iron.s5.; Tennessee Coal nud Iron. pref.
50; Texas Pacific. Is: Union Pacific
lSl: Wabash, s.: Wabash. pref. l9i: Western
Union. 9Oi: Wheeling and Lake Erie. lG!
Wheeling ard Lake Erie, pref, 53!; Alabama
c'aes \. lO7; Alabama. class Il. l0l: Ala
oama class c. 81; Louisiana SIS. 100; North
Carolina lie, 1881; North Carolina G's,
s25: Tennessee New Sott''mcmt 3s. 81.
Virginia s. deferred. 81: Virginia Trust Re-
eepts.G: Virginia Funding Debt. 81 /; United
States is, registered III: United states Is,
~Oupons. 1924; United States 2's %; South
Srn Hallway SIS. rs: southern Hallway
Common, Ia: Southern halfway Common,
pref, 42s; South Carolina AS, lot.
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Norro;n Cotton Markets.
OFFICE OF THE YIRGISIAS.
NORFOLK. Va. ,luIy X 100,

tNUI'T YIN, ia, July 10, ISJ).
Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For Nor.
folk, nose; through - bales
Norfolk and Carolina Railroal-For Nor.
folk. l bale
Steamer Lucy-For Norfolk. hoIa
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DoANOKE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT 60.
Commencinr TUESDAY June 18th, 1891, tho
steamers OF tl.s line will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday aud Thursday ~ q M for Balti.
more, and leave Haitimo re- Pier No ~ Light stree,
wharf, every tuesday and Saturday al 5p. u.
Freight received daily.
wM RANDALL,
telephones. Agent
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M: Z AorfolkaWestern
- - ~
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY12. 1897.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY y, 1897
LEAVE NORFOLK rAIIY.
7:io n.lm.-L he chicago aSprcss-EOr
Petersburg. Ikic u n II
ana Warrington. Mao Tor
i;,nchburg, isonnoMc,
cmhonIns. Removal, co
Iunbus aud t'htcugO.
Sleeper rOnnokn 10 80.
turDbuN without change.
NisO Tor HttIIIski. 1krIstoI,
a<noxvilic. thntiauo0rn
hud intermediate POINTS.
lVoo p nj. Tor Petersburg, Radiord, Pulaski,
Bristol; al,o Tor Biurhcli, and 20.
oHhon,'s also for liocky Mount
Division. Has Pullman sleeper
Norfolk IN Roanoke Connects at
Roanoke ~ y. u III with Wash
ington aud Chattanooga, limited
Tor al points South and West. Pun
man slceper' Roanoke 70 Memphis
ana New Orleans. Dining ear al
ARRIyE Norfolk daily. $50 m. Il:2J IN
lu;2i nm.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
VEsTIHuLE LmiTEpl
Leave Norfolk I:5j p la, nrrlye
Echmond 900 p Ia, connecting Ior
Washington, baltimore, Phiiade-
phiu and New York Returning.
leave l!ichnond 800 ~ arrive
Norfolk LIS NJ. Stops only NJ
Suffolk, WGNcrly ana Ictcrsbitr,,
SrConj-clRSs tickets nos acrcntcj
for passage on those trains.
Other daily tiaius leave Norfolk
'lO m arrive At Richmond Hos
NJ Reiu!nIng leave Richmond
"a IN: arrive at Norfolk {:
For further Information as To tickets rates, bag
Faye, checks etc. call on or address Il. W. COUEf-
REf, Distro; Passenger Agent; C. H. BOSLiY.
Ticket Agent, 90 Main street, corner oil Granny or
c r finch, Agent, depot Norfolk aud Western
railroad. W. Il. BENILL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Office, los oke. Va
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PcnnuI NIHrLcs.

Market dull; Primo. Sc; strictly prime,
3ici fancy, BIC common, 2l2lc; Spanish, 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-16

DAILY. except Sunday other tim, DAILY
- NS.'-for R"h'cv,r;c. Daily from pOitsmou TO
h"h"om Except sun .ny Richmond to ,.onc,-
ani faror trr lsi,hmuni 10 Roucey-u
No. II For Gin ,iunati Daily. pullman sleeper,
richmond t Cincinnati and Gotdonsyii,c to
louisville and - Lou Meals served on Dining
Car west OF Gordon,vilr " p
80. S-For, il nuUi Daily. Pullman Slaepcrs
GA Point TO Hinton and G0rdonsvlllc TO Ciurin-
hati uliI loiaNlIl: Meals served on Dining Cars
west OF Cor onsy,lc go
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily 1905
noon aud 200 T.. M
For further information apply to
R.T ROOKIE. Passenger Agent
[. Il o. Ticket nhl,c, CRANKY Str lct,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN D..POiTS
Division Passenger Agent
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bunch: oranges. Sorrento. per box. sS. so;
soeoanuts. si.0o per bag Of 100: pineapplss,
Ease; lemons. Si.U0.
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SuGnr vInrEct. I

Market hrnl. Out of town prices are de-
pendent OIL the delivery rates to the differ
Ont points. Local sales are being made as
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Warltct
By Southern Associated Press.

Nrw York. July l5.-NIoney on call easy
az lal3 per cent. closiugat per cent Ster-
Sing exchange is stea y. with actual busi-
ness III bankers bills ut 4S9n4S9i for sixty
Gnys and 4sCai90i for demand. Posted rates.
dS9ln4.0i. Commercial bills. iSSaiSy. Gov
cenment bonds dull and stoady.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The New and powerful iron n.,,oo .,o,,
,o, asn iN"loN mud NORFOLK will leave daily IA
NoRTIT BOUND.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-01

was telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
 ''The Limpsheys, poor family who have recently come here"
 ''Why, they are the same people for whom we got mp the bazar."
 And for whom helped rafae off the goose.
 Its the prineiplel'' said Alice, ssit is demoralizing.
 But, my dear, it seems to me the principle is the same whether it's in the church or the saloon. It is to get something for nothing. I got the goose-you got a dressing gown, which, as it does not cost anything, you kind ly donate to me-
 It was late, and merry peal of bells rang out the anthem of the New Year. The two fell into each others arms.
 Send the goose to the Limpskeys, " said Horace.
 And the dressing-gown, too," said Alice, with half sigh.
 And when we want to do eharita- ble act, let us give from our own means"
 ''Spoken like dean! The best prin- ciple in giving is that of sacrifice. We won't make any resolutions, but we'll try to live up to our knowledge of what is right and true. You don't care for the goose?"
 ''Yes. I do very much. It would make such good eating stuffed with sage and onions, and served with apple sauce"
 ''So much the greater sacrifice if you give it up. And you know that dress ing gown would fit you elegantly, but old MT. Limpslzey is ragged and needs it more"
 "He shall have 1t. And we will be- gin the New Year poor but honest"
 Then those two young people kissed and made up, while the bell rang out the want, the care, the sin, rang in the love of truth and right, and the Limp skeys were the happier for the appli- cation of that often misinterpreted text to do evil that good may come.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-01

found an abiding-place with Horace Eversham, and was becoming one of the pernicious influences of his life, when Alice effected a cure which she believed to be permanent
 They had been happy and larl1y as two children, until Horace came home bringing a fine goose.
 Its for dinner New Years day" he said, holding up the white-feathered bird at arms length. "Isn't it a beauty fiat and plump?"
 What will we do with a whole goose?" asked Alice.
 Eat it. My father used to say that a goose was an awkward bird, too much for one, and not enough for two We'll have feast if Ellen Jane does her whole duty in her cooking, won't we, though?n
 Its feathers will make a sofa cush- ion," said Alice, who had frugal mind. stI'm beginning to get recon eiled to the goose.
 Its noble bird, and it's eaekling once saved Rome, remarked Horace, sententiously, and then they went to- gether to the kitchen, where the goose was laid on Ellen Jane's spotless white table
 When that functionary saw it, she lifted up both hands:
 "0h, but 1t is a beauty, missis. An what a pity that they he'd to shoot so foine a burd!''
 Shoot it, echoed Alice, well, don't they always kill geese that way?"
 "No,m, only wan it's at raffle. I heered me Tom sayin' as Mr. Ever sham won tits foine shot he is, Pm told. a
 A raff1el A1ice's heart went down to zero. Her husband shooting birds at q raflel All her year of faithful precept undene
 eWhere was the rafile?' she asked in a voice that she tried to make firm and indifferent.
 At Little Jal1e's, mum, in the back yard. There was a big crowd of men, an they do say Mir. Eversham was the first one out of the lot to hit the burd, and look how nate he did it. that goose, mum, never knew what killed it.
 You needn't cook it," said Alice, ssI don't like goose.
 But your husband, mumq He would enjoy it since he fetched it down with his own gun. It were banked in the snow, my Tom said, with it's head sticking out an movin' it as fast as a fash this way an that, an everybody that fired at it missed it-'
 That will do" said Mrs. Eyersham. and she walked off leaving Jane Ellen staring at the goose.
 It was New Years eve. Alice and Horace were only few feet apart, in reality, but miles of distance could not have separated them so completely. Horace had tried to explain, but had been instantly sflenced
 No, no. There can be no explana- ton. You have broken law of moral obligation. You have broken your promise to me, said Alice
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-01
Insult to Injury.

Thistlewood-Did he say anything to you when he handed you the bill?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-01

It was New Years eve in that cold and glorious climate where the snow lies on the bosom of the earth like a protecting mantle from December to March and the nights are crisp and cold, with resinous tang in the air, due to the forests of odoroas pine. New Years eve and the merry jingle of sleighbells in the little town of Brandon made a harmonious discord that reached the ears of two people who were having the first quarrel of their lives, and who presented-if they had only known it-an absurd appear ance, one in a lachrymose, the other in belligerent, state. It came about in the strangest way, this quarrel be tween two married lovers who had es' tablished their lives upon firm foundation of principle and respect, as we'll as mutual love, before they took upon themselves the responsibilities of welded life.
 These were the first holidays since their wedding and they had antici- pated a season of quiet enjoyment with each other, and now they were hardly on speaking terms. And there was no one to blame but themselves.
 It happened in this way; Alice, Mrs, Eversham, had been very anxious to make her husband, Horace, New Years present, but had refrained from prudential reasons. They were saving money to pay on home and were exercising a rigid economy in which both were equally interested. If Horace went without cigars and other luxuries, his wife gave up hav- inp afternoon teas, and hired only one domestic, who worked by the day. A certain amount was reserved for char ity. and as the end of the year ap- proached and cold weather brought extra demands, this fund gave out and there were several eases of Restitution which they could not relieve, but were compelled to hand over to the char itable society of the church
 Therefore it was at Alice's own sug- gestion that the society got up bazaar for the sale of contributed goods, an' took the proceeds to amellorate th conditions of their poor.
 This was the beginning of tn trouble. When the sales were over they took the things that remained UT sold and put them up at so much chance. Alice had put her foot dow it was very pretty foot-agalns the proceedings, but had been oyel persuaded that it was perfectly rlgh' as the church would sanction 1t. SUI she only gave negative consent fe she would neither buy nor sell any the chances. But when one of he young friends took couple of chance for her-a dressing-gown and ehocola' set-she had said laughingly, that
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 She did not say anything about 1t Horace, who was too much occuplt with the closing business of the ye' to attend the bazar, and knew nothlI of this lottery feature.
 She would not have had him knowit its any account, inasmueh as he had bee fond of games of chance when she ma ried him, and through her good duence had entirely reformed. Tn
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