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Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-08
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKETS.
Quotations of the Dny on Various
mOdttics.

NEW YORK. March observation-disclosures, 49,
400 bbls. exports, 1900 bbls. quiet and prices
nominal in the absence OF buyers, who arc hold
ing Off to await the action of the wheat market;
city mills patents. S.30GIjS: Minnesota patents.
ss.6eas.I5; spring low grades, s2OO@s.65; winter
patents, ~SS.9oai,0O: winter straights, sS.65aS. 75.
rye Hour quiet; Buckwheat flour, dull; sl.2j.
BuCkWHEAT-Steady; 40c, elevator.
CORN MEAL-Dull; yellow western, coarse,
1SI79c.
RYE-Firm: a0dilc.
IAHLEI-Steady; western mating. 4Sd ISc.
HARLEY ~MALT-Steady; western, 47a55c.
T. o. b.. anoat. Options were much weaker teday
under a heavy pressure of long wheat, actuated
the farmers reserve at las ocp,ooo . iM weak N,aIt
cables, with foreign selling, small clearances and
s Ms. ! red Or March SrUp Sce eiosaa closed Lose. y NE "a, net + - boss
CoRN-Receipts. $500 bu. exports, 200 bu.
livered. Options dull and easter, in sympathy
With wheat, closing at %c net decline; March
oATs-Receipts. 1900 bu.; spot. dull; No. 2.
s6c, Options dun and feat9reless; closed IN
HAf-Steady; shipping, soc; good TO choice, 90
HoPs-weak; state, common to choice. 1894
crop, 9A@4c; 1895 crop, 3asc; Pacific coast. 1894
crop, 2,g@tc; 1895 GRIP. Sqse.
LnAT ,tsEl 5 Ss5Sy wi hs%lock .on! so asis g g,Ss.a
WooL-Dull; domestic fleece. 16d22c; pulled,
L ~ : teduS ltii ~ SiiDlu-G w.
beef hams, $l5,5oa16.oo; packet, $9.O0QlO.5O. Cut
meats. steady; pickled hams. ShGS9ic. Lard,
steady; western steam closed 80: refined,
steady Pork, dull; mess, so, 80; family,
$40. 5l1l1 90; short, clear, S1l.5DG12. 80.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 4.O29 pkgs. steady; west
crn creamery, l4d2llsc: Eigins, 2li4c.
EGGS-Receipts, 1888 pkgs. steady; state and
Pennsylvania, 12c; western. 11ql1lAc; southern, 10
G11c.
CHEEsE-Receipts. 2.67s pkgs. market steady:
large, ealo4c: small, 6alO94c; part skins, SAC
PITROLEUM-Dull; United closed s125.
ROSIN-Quiet; strained, common to good, ST.
@1.72la.
TuRPENTINE-Quiet; 29Aq2Oac.
R~ICE-Steady; domestic. fair to extra, 3R06c
Japan. 3ss4ic.
MOLASsEs-steady: New Orleans, open kettle.
good to choice. S7u39c.
PhANuTs-steady: fancy hand picked. 4Ac;
other domestic, 3A@5c.
Frelghts to Liverpool. quiet; cotton, by steam;
S-32d: grain, by steam. 1Ad.
1925: nortAern; 81. 5O4is,5o. Copper. easy;
brokers. lie. Lead, steady; brokers. Sao5. Tin
plates. quiet.
COTTONSEED oIL-steady; prime crude, 21c:
off grades. 19Hq2ORc; butter grades, 2Sc; prime
summer yellow, 2on25iac.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-08
Sam Francisco Mining Quotations.

SAN FRANCISCO, Marsh. 1.-THE oficial closing
quotations for mining sttocks toily were az fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-08

--
London ConsoIs.
LONDON, March 7.-Conso,s for money, 100;
do nccount 100 LIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-08
offered.
London stock Quotations.

LONDON. March. "a D. m. closing:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-08
Week Ends with a Fair Run Of Cattle for Q
Saturday.
TRADE uFELESS AT STEADY PRICES
Everything out of First Hands when
the Day Ctosed-Hcnvy supply
of Hogs Goes Mt strong
Prices.
SATURDAY, March Z.
20 Aoxr1 indicated ora
Receipts for the days

Receipts for the week, with comparisons,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-08
St. LOUIS Live Stock.

s2i fed western wethers. ......,........ 100 80 Is
MekIean lambs .............n.... @ 9 55
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Or sHERIrrs SALEM THE
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton. for the eonnty OF King. Mrs. Henri
eta D'Jorup. p.aintiff: vs. Mary r. Dom
aid formerly Mary +. Bomanl. Harry
q Donald. John Lewis. Manson r.
Backus Bolton Rogers. Albert T. Bo-
man and ArIssa L. A BlDrey. defend
ants No. = 90.
Under and b. virtue OF an order o, sale
and special execution. Issued cut OF tne
above named court. In the above entitled
cause, and &c me directed and delivered.
I have duly levied uoon the following de-
seribea real property. situated Ia King
county. Washington. to-w1t: Lot eleven
fID. block HfEy-slx eSl. IN D. T. Denny's
PARK addition - North Seattle. King coun-
", state OF Washington.
<otBce il therefore hereby given tha. on
Friday. the ISsh dAw Of September. isss
a. ire hour Of % O'Clock a. m % sald day
a. ne front door OF the courthouse. IN the
cfsy OF Seattle IN said King county. viii
SCI the above described property a. public
aucfsor. 70 the highest and best bidder for
cash.
Dated this 11th day % Anxast. Isss
A. r VAN DE Want Err. Sheriff
Blaine 4 Dsy res. Attorneys.
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The pubic q hereby warned not 70 psy
any money TO parties reprsssnung % ce
agents Of the 6<Atsis Pcst~Inssslsxencef.
authorized travelling agents OF the Post
Intesiigencer, viz: J. A. NcCleslan- >. L
Haws6y and g r.. Peck. his eces not
are located ia various cities and towns in
the Northwest nor TO postnasers. "ao
are fn all cases authorizes . take sun.
acripfsous for the Daily. sunday ana
WsekIy post-Tntelligencsr. City co'lecf-
ers. J. A. cafhcart. X. T. Baviey. w.
II Hanna and W. w. Ewing.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO. sASxr,,
Incorporated IH7.

Cashier ............r r. Van Tuss
Sigh. exchange and telegraphsc ~.
fsrs GA New York. Chicago, 81. Pnus ~
Tranc!scc, Portland and various polsss =
Oregon and British CoiuemiA
Signt bills Of exchange on London 49,.
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all reints On fnv..
ahi. terms
Bonds. stocks ard other vaiuaAaen
csiyed on depcsit for safe keeping.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coNPANy
STRs. GARLAND AND EvANcrY.

Seattle ard Townsend Seah nav 80.
steamer Garland leaves YesIer iock ~
Gays. Wednesdays and Fridays a 1
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crsscs..
Gettyxburg. Pysht. C-aiis-n Bay ana M
BAY: returning. arrives at Seaffle \
"A. on opposite days. Steamer Evas.S
caves Yesier dock for Port ArreIes ~
Victoria, Mondays. Wednesday, ara -
day at $50 p. NJ: arrives seattle 49,
nate days $50 .. m.
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERS-NoT is
hereby given that the King county
board OF equalization will be In session
three 90 weeks. commencing Monday.
August B. A. ID. 1896 AT the King county
courthouse. for the pur9 pose OF equally
ing the tax roll Of 1896. All taxpayers
claiming abatement OF tax are hereby
notified 10 appear on or before Saturday,
August q. 1896. or be forever barred
NATHAN REMAN
County Auditor and Ex-officio Clerk OF the
Board OF County Commissioners or
King County. Wash.
Dated az Seattle. this 10Th day OF July,
n fRs
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREAssT gEE's NoTTcE-On
and after the 18TH 8ay OF August. iSS.
VII pay on presentation a. warrants
drawn on tha zezeral fund 10 20 and
incEu3sn~ No. L.ss2. dated July H. 1926.
All warrants on the general school funds
or The following numbered school dis
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A reward OF 90 viii be paid TOR fn'or-
nation leading 10 the arrest and eonvic-
ton Of any one stealing copies o. tae
post-TnteIlsxeneer delivered 10 suoscrfoers
fhroughout the city.
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District No s4. No.. 8. dated October 10,
1891. and No. Il. dated February %. 1896.
District No. So. TO No. IL inclusive
District No. 10s. TO No. 81 inclusive.
District No. 100. 20 No. i2 inclusive. da-
ted September II. 1893
District No. 11s. TO No. II inclusive
District No. 30. TO No. inclusive
Dated ~ Seattle. Wash. August 18th.
1896. JOHN W. MAPLE
Treasurer King CO.. Washington.
BY r. II. PADDFN.
Deputy Treasurer
Published In the Daily Post-Tntelligencer
OF August 18th. 18th and 18th. and in the
Weekly Post-Intelligencer OF August 18th,
1896
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San JUAN IsLANp2

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail ieavee q9
dock foot Of Mair street. Monday. Nd
1csday and Friday At a. m. TOR Pr
Townsend, San Juan islands and Nc
Whatcom. Returning. leaves New Whet
com Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY. 4
q N.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN.
North hound-I.eaves Seattle 4 n;
saves Port Townsend a. m. leaves ~.
cav Harbor 1920 q. m. leaves Roche H1rs
Dor as .. m: arrives At New Whefrea
$50 .. m.
South bound-Leayes New whatcon ta
FRIDAY Harbor IL .. M: leaves M
1ownsed Z .. M: arrives at Seattle ~
y. m
j. r.. Thompson. manager-ownsf. LaJs
Bogardus & CO., agents. City dock
Telephone. Main 81.
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BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

BANK OF BRITISH COLUXBIA
Paid-up capital. s5,0oo.ooo. reserve. ~.
ooo. Head office, 30 Lombard street La
don. Branches. Portland. San FranciseA
Seattle, Victoria. Taco--a. New Weotnl1.
ster, Nanaimo. kamloops. Nelson. VA.
couver, p. c. A general banking and ~
S I d pee1n as comnsrc,os sns 49,
granted. Deposits received on currens =
count subject TO check.
r LEA BARNES. Manaeef.
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THE SEATTLE AUCTION. STORAGE
and Commission Company Gncorporat-
ed. Ills First avenue. Seattle: personal
attention given 20 furniture sales AZ pri-
vste residences, assgnees', receivere,
mortgages and executors sales; con-
signments solicited: we guarantee
prompt returns on all sales entrusted TO
u.s. regular sales days Tuesdays and
Fridays.
IF YOU INTRTST YOUR GOODS TO the
Seattle Auction. Storage and Commits
sion Company. You can depend on quick
sales, prompt returns and square treat
fuert; no fake" sales: no reserve
don't forget the regular sales DAYS are
Tuesdays ard FRIDAYS. r G. Becker
ton has no connection with US
SHERIFTNS SALE-,8y order OF N. court:
extra fine household furniture viii take
place AT Bickerton & Boyle salesroer,s
III First avenue. Arlington block on
SATURDAY.. August =. a. 70 o'clock sharp.
furniture row on view. B!ckerton A.
Boyle. aucti0neers.
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

NoTICE-To the stockholders of the Seat
tie Brewing and Mailing Company: You
are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Seattle
Brewing and Mailing Company Is called
10 meet at the general offices OF the
company. located on Grant Street bridge
in the city OF Seattle, Wash. at the
hour Of 2 p. m. on the 18th day OF
August, lsss ior me purpose OF elect
term Of one year in accordance with the
bylaws, and for the purpose of consid-
ering any other business that may
properly come before said meeting. By
order OF the president.
A r. METZGER
Secretary Seattle Brewing and Mating
Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares OF stock. Office OF the West Seat
tie Land and Improvement Company. Sc
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
Of a resolution OF the board OF trustees OF
said company held this day certain shares
OF the capital stock Of said company, here-s
after described, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy a certain as
sessmeut Of 81 per share. duly levied there
on ny said board OF trustees At its meeting
held July :. IseS viii De sold az On Bic aoSs
ton 70 the highest bidder for casa AZ the
east door Of the United States postofrIcc
IN the city OF Seattle. az the hour OF N
O'Clock n. m. on Tuesday. The sth day OF
September. 4. u, 1895
The following Is a particular Dissertation
OF the shares OF stock ordered 20 be sold
shareholders and the amount OF the re
spsctive assessments levied on their said
shares OF stock
No. Name % Delinquent shares. fsvses
Si--A. ". Scholle. trustee ..S,sa $500 %
E--CharleS Baker. receiver. s dsp aN0 Al
sa-Anxustas l. Thorndlke.. SIS ~ ~
a-Auxustus l.. TaoTndke.. as S. an
Notice Is further given that all % said
stockholders have made iefAQft IN fhe
payment Of ;heir said assessments upon
thetr said shares - stock. after due ro
tlce had been given 20 each of them. as
required ~ LAW and the bylaws ~ ss5d
cor-nsrv and that said sale Mi ~ r' sasa
az the time and Place aAove specified AZ
public auction 20 the highesr bidder. and
the assessment due as above stated. 70
xether with the pro rata expense % a.
yerfisfnx ana OF sale Tor the smallest rtrrs
her OF shares or portion Of = share OF esrb
% said delinquent stockholders. shan IA
deemed the highest bidder.
=. X. srRUxE. Vice President.
James II. Watson. Secretary
COMPOSITION - In noaparsu. r,iuio,
BREWER o. lerg primer faces o. az fai
loving SIZE eS4tes: Nsnparen or NM
sen. net exceeding y ems plea. brewer.
get exceeding - ems pica. Special terraa
On lxr~. orders Address pos.-IntsIlI-
s~-re-. Seattle.
SPECIAL, INFORMATION DAILY .,
manufacturers. business houses ana -t,n-
tkNerssA rrto1 AIoek Portland or
MESSENGER SERVICE
RING THE o. X BON for rnessr-w~-.
rrzms. hacks. CITneys ard express
waxcrss 1urx service. Tslepeare Ma,
fso sd secon1 RrzzcA PAcgac IAaa-
DIVER AND wREcKER.
a O. RE>J AMIN 81 Railroad avenue.
Agfrf xor astrs0slc sand ara z~e4gfnr
pulpss tie hesf made sog mining. hzr,g-
ware, Divers ceshss.
pYEISs AND CLEANING,
SAN FRANCISCO DIE WORKS. - sso-
co. .slssssae. Red .s<a.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WE WILL EXCHANGE new goods for
secondhand household goods; you can
select from the largest stock OF furrd-
ture, carpets. stoves. ranges, etc. in the
city, and get a liberal allowance for any
kind OF secondhand household goods
Frederick. Nelson & Munro. 1913 TO i.e3
Second avenue
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HF~cEUF-rT-G seattle.
wednesday. August L. 1870, 81 the Prsos-
nax hose. parfors. Mr. Fred Ben@1efu
and Mis- Antoiretsa Gasdoesck, bota Of
Black Diamond. Rev. John r. Damon
ofYic3atiug-
TJ,CKER-wATKr<S SeattIe. Wei
n<sday. Angus y. fss. a. the resd<ncs
or The officiating clergyman. Rev. John
r. Damon SO Fsftn avenue. Ar. E1arnest
Arthur Tucker aBs Msss Lena MATILDA
Watkins. bota OF EanondA. ssoSoEniss
county.
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IN order 70 secure correct Insertion q
notices under these headings. the - ne
should De left 81 the business Office %
this paper. No charge - MADE for sGea
notices.
Funeral notices resolutions or ether spe-
C3at announcements VII 30 charged 81 ths
rate OF 16 cents per line each insertion.
ST-TNTEI1IIG EzSCEE co.
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ApyERrrsERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
a1eY1ts changed for the Sunday Issue must
hand In copy By / o'clock Saturday TO IN
sure change.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
STONE! STONE,-why use brick for
foundation. when you can get stone 80
per cent. less and have something dur
able? Address III. Mld3augh, IDS Twen-
ty-third avenue south. or 8. j. Nerirum,
Sedro
IF YOU WISH TO REALIZE on your
furniture. remember the Seattle Auction
Storage and Commission Company hold
regular sales Tuesdays and Fridavs
e G.. BickeTton has no connection with
us.
OLD PAPERS for sale a. the business
office OF this PAPER: 15c per bundle
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u. 8. NAIL
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves GaIbraith dock, foot OF WAN
ten street. Tuesdays Thursdays ano -
urdays. al O'Clock a. m. for kinosE2@
Port Gamble, Seaheek. Brinngn. HOO:
Dewstto Liiliwaup Falls. Hoodspon -
Union CRY. Return alteTnafe days.
ID. TRoUTMAN. Masf2
Tsfsphc-e Pei 81
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NOTrCE-Sealed bids for coal or wood. 70
be furnished in ear load lots. Z. o. b. Pull
man 20 Agricultural College and School
OF Science. win be received by secretary
OF board OF regents up 20 and Including
August II. 1855 ar bis Office IN Pullman,
Wash Coal must be best select lump,
80 tons or more. Wood must be sea-
soned ar or famsrack.
e A BRYAN. President.
L. 3. ENGINEER OFFICE, Portland.
OREGON. July q, I29S.-Sesled proposals
for construction OF q snagboat for use
on Willamette river oregon. viii De re-
ceived here until y m. August 20 tsss.
and then publicly opened. Information
furnished on application. ". l. Fisk
Captain. Engineers.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WAs~
TSGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBfSSuNs

tarrying 2. Z. HaiI. ...~4eo
On Port Orchard and Port Nassinsss
route. leaves City dock. foot % 49,
street. $40 A. M. calling a. soifn n
BurcneiL Brick Yard, RFsmerfon. -
Navy Yard, sidney. Charleston. Trnexss5
Chico. silverdale. Leaves Port Ofsss.,s
navy station az p. m, arrives ~.
al .. m. r. ". Robinson. nnsssef ~
Bogarcus & Co. agents Tsispnonss
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DIRECTORS:
=. e. Neufeldsr. ,. r HAySA
8. Frauen thai. Jacob FursA
SIgmund Schwahacher.
Correspondence in all the PRINCIPAL ei3o
in the United States and Europa
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Frs. ,,....
south and Main street: Centrally forssas
Rooms. &c 70 &C. special rates for week
or month.
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DyrK-On TUESDAY. August II. Iss. 70
ar. and Mrs a. b. Buck. q 6srgntsr.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS RAyr
Occidental block. Seattle NJ

Transscts . savings hank ous.n.~
ciusivsly. -
Deposits received from 81 10 sfaa~
Interest allowed per annum. -
cent. or term deposits: per ceat 3 -
clrary deposits. -
Dividends declared last t.ys Of M
Move mSer. Leans made On real e~ss.t
approved ccllatsrals eniy -
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE o X BON for rn~ssr-w~--
Western UEfcS ard Great Nerghs-- els
grams hacks. EGrneys ard xxpress
wAxcrss 1usrk service. Tslernare Ma.
fs0 SO eexen1 BrazcA PAcgac LAQ,-
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SAN FRANCISCO DIE WORKS. - sr
co. 1elsseSas. Red .a2.
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Capt. George Roberta
Leaving Seattle for Alaska ApKlz. =
fgag. and every thirteen days theresfs8..
For freignf and pasHehse- rates .Svs
% O. CARROLL Asn1
schwsbachsr dock. Tel. PksA
CHARLES r. PEABODY. GsnsfA
sgsr. Seattle.
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STEAMER RosALTE -
Arlington dock. leaves for vicfo1e - =
PORT Townsend daily. except satrroey. g
1880 a. m. returning leaves Fic'cs
10 a. m. Steamer Idaho leaves for 49,
Tewnsend and way points daily. szce
Sunday at A. m: Sunday. tirscd -
O. m: returning. direct. isavse
Townsend az .. N. Phone. Pike
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COMPOSITION - In noaparsu a,i-,a,
BREWER o. lerg primer faces o. ne fol.
loving size bodies. N6npsref ar -rI,
sen. net exceeding - ems plea. brewer
net exceeding is ems pscR. long prsua~r
Get exceeding - ems pisa. SPECIAL terrna
On lsr~. orders Address Posi-Intsnl-
r-~re- Seattle
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SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY :,
manufacturers. Business houses ana -,,n-
be nea ~ TIE Press Clipping Bureau
tki1en.sA rnio1 AEnek Portland Or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02

(Temple Barr
The bond which kept Bryon and Hunf
together was broken by Shelley's ded 3.
Bryon was tired of him. and Hunt had
not the tact TO leave him alone. We BYs
Bryon's version OF the eStrangement
rather than that OF the other. for l. sa
Hunts -u5wef for himself Is a weaker
apology, ana had pet'sr have femailt1
unwritte.
Hunt letter IS probably tbs e1ass
piece OF vulgar coxcombgy you might -
pect from his situation. He is a sod mail'
with some poetical elements IN his cnaosl
but spollt By the Christ Church HospliAl
and a Sunday newspaper-to say notml
OF the Surrey jail. which conceited MN mo
a martyr. -, But Leigh Hunt Is a
good man and a good father--see MS Does
to all the Masters Hunt Z good HUSBAND,
see his sonnet 10 Mrs. Hunt; gooa
friend-see his eplstles 10 different pe0pisl
a great coxcomb. and a very vulgar ~.
son IN everything about him. But lhA''
not his fault but OF circumstances
Again, though with no direct alus'on !"
Hunt. he writes: 49,.
THE pity OF these men ~ that inP
never lived In high life hor In solitulsI
there Is 90 msdium for the kn0wledst y
the busy OF sun world $50 III adm4ltsl
into high nfe for season, u Is mercy 90
spectators-they form no part OF .h7 ..s.
cbanism thereof Now. Moore and J. 'I9
one by circumstances ana me oth-l "
birth, happened 70 be free OF the sy'P',
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-02
crevve,. Collection.

CREWE. VA, August l.-(Speciai)-Mr:
Charles H Kruse. general secretary OF
tue Railroad Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. has returned home AFTER a
pleasant visit 10 the associations az
Roanoke, Radford. Bluefield, w. Vc., ana
Columbus, O. These associations are ali
fostered BY the Norfolk and western
Railroad Company.
Mr.. C. Il. Wilson and son, Blair nave
left on an extended visit 10 Petoskey'
Mich.
Miss Bessie Rex. OF Richmond, Is visit
Ing Miss Kate Woodland.
Mrs. l.. +. Jones has returned from
visit 70 her brother. Mr.. l.. 7. Trueheart.
In Surry county.
Mrs. Irene Fox and daughter have LETT
for Morristown. Ind, on visit TO reiA-
lives
Miss Lucy Walton, OF Prince Edward
county. is stopping with Miss Janey
Mccormick.
Mr. Pleasant Finch, OF Powhatan coun-
ty, IS In town.
Rev. II. findley Gayle was called uron
Yesterday morning BY colored couple
William Wylie and Cora Thompson. who
drove into town and desired him 70 make
Them man and wife which he did, they
remaining in the buggy while y stood at
the entrance OF the alley leading from
Carter street in the rear OF the BANK
building. Not very romantic place. us
true. but they were iaw-abidins people
and didn't want to block the street.