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New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

COFFEE-The coffee market was narrow tame affair
this morning rallied later. Opening steady with
pr ,es unchanged ports higher there was but one
iot 30 bags November sold at 6eJ, soud up TO IL M
and this changed hands the opening call Little
Rrazan coffee was offered for sale on Change In the
vav OF futures early European cables showing an ad-
vance al Hamburg and Havre. while rec-lp's al
and santos were lghter-in fact being down 10 &Vo
Iacs against as high 600 bags few days ago.
'This abrupt falling of In the movement the pears
claimed ~ 10 temporary. The bears also point
10 the small warehouse deliveries In the United states
fo-iays official reports showing but ole~ bags Inc
market In ruled nrm and moderately ac-
tive with covering feature and closed steady at ne,
advance of 3 u 10 points Total sales futures 1880
bags Spot Brazilian coffee quiet nomnaly unchanged hanged
No RIO being 7.c for invoice lots and 1c for lobbng
lots. Mild conees closed quiet nonnay unshanged f
price, as follows: Maracaibo-Common TO good s,zg
lose good Cucua 2,sal7c La GuayramCsIacas io'
isc Porto Cabeo 81. Q8c. Savanilla. i5s
G,5i.c; Bogota 15aisac Mexican-Cordoya lot.glS'.c
ogi4c fair TO good 4+ Gl5o prime 70 choice ,ps 1re9
9Di@c East Indis-In,eror. 23142tac; fancy. 2g3oc;
Javas 2iQ25c: Augostura. llhal2i.c; Mocha lsgl
bags the previous week. and 81 900 bags last year re
ceips at Santos 900 tags against lsl O bags the
previous week and 1879 600 bags shipments of
RIO coffee TO United States last week were 4'Wo
bags TO Europe 1900 bags. Santos shipments 70 the
United states 81 eco Europe. $1,000 bags NC
ria 10 the United States 500 bags Total warehouse
deliveries In the United States last week were io@e
bags including 6s Ol5 bags from New-York anainst
total OF 80 .93 the previous week and oo0 oaes
year.
~Ica
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
ErRopEAN PRoDuCE MARKErs

Liverpool Aug o. 3:ij y. m.-Closng Exchange;
wheat No red Western winter, dull Gs load No red
Northern spring dun Is. american mixed spot
new quiet - iotd: do old steady. 3s. August quie,
september quiet. - lOa.d october quiet 2s ihd
Flour st louis fancy winter steady rs "a Hops al Lon
mess nrIn 55s prime mess Arm 10. pork-irime mess.
rns Western. steady ID: prime medium West
ern, steady. t2s 81. Hams-short cut IL 70 III No.
steady. 3ss cumberland cut - 20 20 10 steady
20. ia rib ~. steady. 2,s 81. long clear
mIdcs light, 81 to Is NJ steady 2ss long clear mddies
heavy ~ ~ 10 steady. 2is. short clear mlidles
heavy ~ 10 80 n steady 2Is clear bellies ~ 20 ~ 10
nrm. Bis shoulders-square. " 10 IA m. sSeady. Is
Iard-spot dull 22s pd Cheese American nnet white
and colored firm. i0s III Taow-Prime city hrm lss.
Coiton-eed oil Liverpool refined steady. les I'd Tupen
tin. Spirits firm 2is Rosln-C Common steady ss 6d.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
ortIrp 1ARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Aug e-Trade in cattle fairly active with
god the start FOR ta cae tie a, s,i sn soS to
rather slowly steady prices sales were on BASIS ot
g o & for the he n PG21s&, & ss Win Seet sod
Tecy around s. 7cgs4 81 FxpoTters are buying cattle
nnx mad largely at ooas5 butchers and Gamers
ss sur rsnanei St. idy Texas and Western cattle
showed "a 4se eef % n5rs s'y was sG s anG the
sa1py vas well taken Prices steady to DC higher sales
g. 81 70, the S po'es ssse 70 at tns 81 Dse sGss s.
light selling the highest. and medium weights the next
iowa Missouri Minnesota made their Appearance in
numbers and m ea d 6aq Drcy % hs tnssp traae m
s.. Western nocs selling a, 81 4oas3 Westerns
s9a to >, d s. Sass s. q s S' YES Ssf hogs
81 90 head. sheep 1900 head.
nnS IF ASf % nadH. prime s las i care a: w.
higher others steady choice fa exporters and shippsT,
& 'Sss: haf 70 prime heIfcrs g :5gs. TO- msea
S @ anS 9y ,es .e steers steers ssfs % ;aynF yfa"fa &
a. * stock helfers saas3 so; expo., bulls saG5as.
oxen $: $a 10 mGS Gw' chSce ahsy 10 ps yess s. 4,
tSsiy hssty i s. casi Ioss cars on sale sH
5 51as, and s@ srassy "s"fE " ssss s 81 a SELECTED
- 2sasl 80 mixed packsrF 9Sas4 10; medium y e.
P,gs. Common fa s. 5oasi S; Sheep an! lamb. p
ss9cs %' g" S '1T prime sS''y ean n s asa S
mixed sheep sias' 3'. selected wethers 81 4oaS q"
ssaS Gs6sf 1sass g sass packer ID g .,s
81 ~, pigs s3n<S Ca. sheep steady; ambs. 81 'oas'
na'i,- slipping steers. 81 2aGs' FAM 6e"yes 10
an @ae a;. & g s.g. ,I @ ana sa
az ,lss. 8, sishef lights q 5sG.l ~ MIXED, q d1
& X sats 3 e: AMI :dSs: "" 4ssas sheep
as; East prime is s. Ss, 4 Sa. .,sss and s2a.a
og, sr acys prime ss, 3 Tsss omn nn4 rsf o , - si ga
s. O5 heavy hogs 50 sOGsS % roushs s2oss3 % Sheep
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug 9-Cotton steady mddng. 1asc; low
,iiiing gnod ordinary. 67sc receipts lo6 bales all
new EXPORTS coastwise 2s bales sales ia bales stock
Norfolk Aug. 8.-Cotton firm; miding SIC; low mid
ding 7s.c. good ordinary -lCc: receipts bales
81 ok 524 bales. ,,,,,
New orleans Aug. Cotton steady; middling.
- ,ac. low niidling 7i.c ordinary ~ l6c;
ceIts G7I bales s9' bales sales Il" bales STOCK
10 gS bales. d. ,,,, 80, ,.
rtlirg 1s.c. receipts - bales. bales new; exports
cnastwse u bales: sale. bale: stock. .iol bales.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
Ocean 5Ieamers.

MWRTM @ER0MM l1OVDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN
Saa,e Tu Aug 10 10 An Tfave. .Tu.. Aug 81 10 \ "
Traye Tu.Aug II. 10 AN. saae. Tu.. sept, !. - An
Lain. Tu. Aug -. 10 AN. Traye. Tu sopi ~ 10 An
CHERBOrRG PARIS BREMEN.
Aller Sat Sept 10 An Spree. sat. Sept ls, 10 An
TwIN.sCREw PAssENGER S SERNncE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
f,reren ... '......... Thursday. Aug. ~ mon
II. H. Meier. NrS' MN
Friedrich der Thursday. Aug % noon
3arbarossa THURSDAY sept, = room
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA.
Werra. Aug. Is. 10 AN Kaiser sept; a. 10 AM
Fulia 81. 10 A. ". Ems Sept. IL 10 A. d.
OELRTCHs & co. BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
THE nor OUTLOOK.

From The Oneida Union.
The hop market. In the absence OF orders. either
from shippers or brewers Is about as dead as II
has been for the last TWO months. Net many
months will elapse before brewers. both at home
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Aug. 9.The arrivals Of wool up to last sat
rtay aggregated 1906 T6 bales Including $1,000 forwarded
direct, as follows: New South Wales, 1870 bales VIC
foria ls $40 bales South Australia. 2O2d bales Wes
,rstraa Tasma Ma. Sss bales New Zealand
/" 400 bales and Cape of Good Hope and Natal 22p'1
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1897
THE STATE OF TRADE.

cbo,c. a 1884 20: common, S2 e50$S So sp''ns
;arnbs So 75aSs Veal calves IS 7od$S3o
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

A nvrpTIsENFNTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
n recei'ed at their UPTOWN oh:s No i2t' Broad~s..
,oor ncr,h ~ Sis-st until O'Clock y. m. ADVERTISE
r.~e,ved M the following branch onces at regular
"rsce rates until o'clock M. VIZ 2"t SIN ave- =
and i.th-st il2 Columbus-a,e near West ooinst ~,
Vet Iod a, ncar ~ East IAN st: 2oT Nsss
%..san I'm ami sth ayes.: l39 East t,thst; 3S
between 10th and TT,h s,s 0ed 81 ave near est
ssa 3d ave 2lo Bleeckerst $2S B.eeek"rss 2ss 'a
10 aso Is,st 10Th l.n2i shave. ac62 81 ave; W
a02 West 42t-st las East 18th s,; ~
Ess, tsth- ST.; s56 9th-ave G3 ethave.; i32 5sss.
near 6Tth =, oOt East S6h-s 500 broadway, lSbJ -
ave; 100 s,h-ave 1878 ed-ave; Ia3 eth ave r., w
JIarier Orces 2O5l "a ave. near ilSth-st lao ~
iesh near "a ave i25ih ST. between IN az
sth aves sa Wcst i4,hst Al the Brooklyn oi?ees' ,"
Fulton- IL, 40 Fut0n-st
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

a 90 fea sa OK do extra 81 1O9s3 So do fanny az
asa 40 winter patent - oog 20 sales
asa sprins wheat straish!;t month siNas5c;
sols Mhess Steamer 80 red s2as2c .,UTs'
a2 BUSH sales l2oco; southern wnea "nd esy spot
sGSscs do on 6nS s'aae sssic e"ts s":,
SiM@5, ac ,nT 9s7G2ec stock G33 100 BUSH sa, ar,
So COO southern white 3Ic do ye'w sss Old 2sa
weak. No Sne ola s easer no nearby. 4Sat5sc
& Western &c: stock 81 $50 bush. Hay qus%,: % no
;imothy si3 5oasil Grain freish,s q9e e for orders
IyePo per oaih % sepsm5eT pss sranuls,sd
nuiier steady fancy creamery i,piec oc s,ore
ton l2asc lade nc GOD 90 acs Geese rm fancy
paSseY Sew York co 10. s.sasc: do IS 10. oge'.c
s. 20 clear stragh,s s4as4 ri slrns sppnmeai m
ass Is; clear and straghts, - oCqN o. H s,eamer
c2c per bag oa* 50 per ss GSTn as a5n sandy fancy
clipped as24sisc: No clipped 27c; No clipped ,2 si
Mfed arm spr.a;g S bran msanss ian s2as4 5o
onr sit 2asi4 Fresh beef firm s'sers er Im MUTTON
hind quarters 9s0oc foree Sc lambs nr xophepn
rarSe~y a iGG liisc Western I5znl6c; Imitation. I-e
ladies' iolc Cheese nrm: Northern. Iisa7%c; western
7i4gIt.c. - ,,.,. o,os.,.
buffalo Aug osp-ng wheat offerings hseEaI & es9se' Kos
No,bern marc sSSc winter fairly active no
, red SSlsc. No red extra, s2c; No red eoaste
No white s3asSlsc through billed Corn tisy ensy: no no
iow S0c In store Oai~ weak, light demand No
white 22c No mixed i9c through n,iiea ,as No 10
white 22c No 5sd sr% s2 Mss lsshs Steady
wheat 2ac: rye. 2hc; corn. 2%c' oariey' &C. 0'"' "
New-fork ~ o, nc ,oi -
chicago Aug 0-The leading futures ranged as 'o'-
Wheat No q Opening Highest Lowest, 7S.s41 Ti%s1s
fsp,GmSsF Slssmssf new. 4SisS71. 7ss 7G' 7s''a''
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

FLOUR AND MEAI1-The -four market very firmly
held with prices asked Spring
patents quoted s4eoq 30 winter patents. s. teq4 %:
winter staights 81 l5qs4 30 clears. ~ 70 50 s5
extra winter 81 top 50 so: No winter 50 20Q
IS sc... RYE FLouK-QuI sales. 300 hbs.
COKNMEAfI-Dul; quoted kn-dried. 81 iOliSl o. "A .
brand. -. .BAGMEAI.-Quiet nne white i5asOc; fine
yellow 15c: c9arse. 6Oa62c .FEEDt1rn; 40 ~
~ H. winter ,n bulk 50q35c. spring, bulk s5ila5oc
10 mddng huls Goat5c rye feed. 5oQ5Sc; city bran.
!nca .nfIcc IN bulk
CRAIS-WHEAT-Bul and bull sentiment pre-
dominated In wheat to-day. Except for period of weak
ness during the late morning and noon. the market
L!bted decided strength ali day and closed lHii.c
.ri higher The FIRST bulge which carried September up
- s3s.c by strength In the French
cts and much weather In the Northwest The
Iauc proved be particularly important factor during
fne afternoon reflected in the sharp advances
rcagel!s and Duluth. snow produced estimate Of
bushels for the total wheat crop, but
other authorties wording the wet-weathey theory
did o,k iD.OJJ0OO bushels Tor lie three
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
CTNARD LINE.
NIYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON : c., the SOUTH AMI SOUTHWEST,
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier % r. II. UoOt Roosevelt ST.. D.
CHEROKEE. t,idy' aug
SEMINOLE. tiday aug :"
steamers have frst-claes passenger accommoiationS
WM. =. CLYDE Il GO. General Agents
Bowling Green y. Y.
FL, Con, and PENN T. =. Line Jacks 1nvills.
S;reat 81 Freight and Passenger Line Via Charleston.
It O. EGER General Agent. 3,5 Broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
vVO VENEZt Fla.

/ s,eamers II the RED "p" LINE. under mail con.
tract with tie United States Government are appo'h'ea
20 sail from Robert pier. BfookNn 49,, ...l
For Ia Guayra OOr Caracas, fief'1 'ao'l'' Nu'Ns"'
W. 80 ana Maracaiho via Curacao.
es yr,t,yr-EI. .. saturday. August II. r. m.
80 tIir AptI.pIIIA Wednesday. August ~. p M
90 ,,,pAt'As ...... saturday september 4. | ,. m
% N' Rol'I TON. BLISS pALlETr.
cdna,,i Manascrs No. 1875 Front -.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
contract prices follows:

Rio-coffee market steady; No Rio. $500: exchange
532d: receipts. 400 bags. cleared for the United
Sates bags; cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock
2o3. OUO bags.
TIE statistical position Of Brazil coffee follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

RAILROAD,

- 4, frequent intervals. Al travelling expenses n
,,,cd For full particulars address TtiOS COOK SON.
o,i broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

- From pier "a. r.. P NJ Mondays TaesiayA
W., nesday. Fridays and SATURDAYS direct 10
e,mnab close rail- connection Tor points beyond
iaw rates Il Augusta. Macon, Atlanta. Montgomery
p.hor 'Sew- leans. Chatt. Nashville. etc.
Tick,s include meals and superior accommota,lons %
and freight rates apply Gen. Ofs.
az W'wav ,r 10 NJ &. HAMMOND Agt. n. Spring 81
OF r BRYAN. IT,. q. F. A. 3iI Broadway ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

No 10 4s1c: No II. 4Isc: No H. SAC NO i'' '' w ~
89tc; no iEsx;SStssANGE r.; REFORr-The Wool Exchange
,uo,es domestic feeces as follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
FRENCH LINE
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantllue.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. FRANCE.
LA NORMANDIE Deonole. ...sat. Aug. IL. 10 g. "a.
rates OF passage: First class. n Y 70 Paris sos and
r,"ars h ali steamers except l., Togrsne Including
rs,way fare 10 Paris and landing charges. Paror ca:
,eat is extra during summer season Second class 70
fa.'si irSSnGFr General Agent. Bowling Green ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

/ THY SEA hOUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
o,,irr n, the Isthn.us for all West Coast Porto Of
So""e0'"e Mexico central and South America
e.....ar" san from pier Zoo, West 9Th ST., " Y
.,.y.VCA Aug 10. noon ADVANCE. Aug. d. noon
- Eor rates apply at companys oihce - Broadway.
rO' '" JOHN MUIR Trafrc Manager.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
STEAMSHIP @w,

Only direc, line for Cottage City. Mass. and Portland
Ne Steamers sa. evsiy weekday except Wednesday
from Pier No ,s E. r.. at p. NJ. Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday teamers stop Cottage city route;
the s 1. "Iohn Enslis call. Monday. and Triiays
od Orchard Poland spFing White Mountains. st. John.
~ B., and all Eastern summer resorts steamers fitted
With every mU'ern improvement 70. comfort and
,enience Of tourists The most comfortable route for al
points East necessitating changes. Tickets bs
purchased at Maine 8. s. Complnys Office No c7S
Broadway at IN. ofce No 222 South s. -ee opposite
the pier Tnos Cook Son. POI and 1878 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
WHITE STAR LINE.

II. noon Gern,anic ...... Sept 8. mon
Teu,onic - Aug ls noon Teuonc. -. Sept l5
Irannic ...Ans. % noon nri,annic sept. e. non
10 CoTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
pier No 45 North River. Office Broadway. y Y.
' II. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYofk. August o. 1891.
xt-t-rt-ry pE-lfprc
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

Totals TO a.. ports !l090o l'2l3 ~ AZ
Totals 10 all ports last week ....l2'oo- $50 -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

s:s':%ss' se:'. ''', ''' ~ :ss:: .::' e: :; :Fsss
Cash quotations were Flour 1ng a% wRsh %Reaanfsa a
NS xs Psps red ~nsa' nsT sosasc is 70
. Yellow 26l26iac No oats l6'sglo3.,, ~ No
lea3ls No vs's c i59'rSS e Sarey % 80 as
s:edb bs & 4Sas 81 Sf%s a %% Ps a io, sS5'
sides dooss 5@S.c az 5Ts DRY S'sa ssc ~hisksy
% finished gal 81 49, arm on the sreimeres
Exehanse 9d@E 3a2ea '"e @i2e Cheese dull csasc Eggs
nl@; iDa i'ifS; frs:h 1slsitN S'sc 80 '' .,soa.,s,
STlqHT Sr ssaty ga rd fnH7s 7s corn SS &
t2m M mSs gs? ss Wssa' oss od 2o $. sew ,c
ah a7s meat. hEf r H,% @ Ss a' 4. .s:s
Erss quiet 7c Cheese quiet good to prime oA'0 nat -
hsHss "a iS SG.9S" co1S weak
oats si,.a4sa sFGspHfB Ba!y &s stsaS sS;s 70 3
wesss sir0as mex A"s1' e. fti 5a: ssS
smr N0 N62fen ,2e se So Horern 0assc F9gG-Fs [s,
second s%ens: $ a. a .?s' g 'S Bran it
clears 81 g 5Ss tSss % ' sacSea ssSeha $. s5as7 50
philadelphia ewhss nr% S.a e 6dsaSti SsGsT
ana Soyember nominal corn i%: but 9@si.c oc
isBsr sd and s%s NoTsmGs @sS T4's ESsi
August pemer oosec snd H. o aSsTs: s. oas 85
f%iSs E roller s,TsSn' 3 iSgs Sgs S
e'n Sds0 wns? :. oSss SissE &c. spring 90
straight 81 3oq$45 5o do patent s. ogst S @ 81 isa
4 y Nut
s. 81 do patent oqs4 - Rye -four @ fresh
pennsyIvania prints ic; do Western do i5c ass Egss
drm: fresh nearby. lac DO Western l2'sa iSc; & ohe @
srn, Refined sugars quiet. but steady; cotton ui
Changed Tailow steady prime city in hhds S,sc asn 90
2s Live poultry Arm better dmsnd p4Sysei f9ws p Douy 1y
,ad fair demand fowls choice io4c do fair TO gooa
9isioc: broiiers Western. desirable sizes l2n5e' "a
anal and scalded. sale; nearby do as 10 size ana
quality. l2gl+c ,, , .,
st. Louis Aug e-Flour dull and feeing wedS, is,r vu'
nch,npeI Wheat-Spot frmer; No rel c2sn eieva,yr'
Soc; track soasitc No hard cash I2'3gh I2'3g S sof
b Corn steady No cash. 24gc bid sep'em9e I.aG; 49,
etar oTnc Oats-Spot higher No cash l''se; n UaSh
~ isc: No white 22d22iac No 3 white ls'aaiyc
Sspter ber iGc- firm. higher .acked & eas, rITn @
dr,b iOc, east side country points. 3In3S bter IN
CHANGED Eggs hrmer. Sc Whskey 81 - pork s'eaqy s
steam s. o7a choice - l2l BaconBoSed sn9Hders ae
s. 7o extra short clear and ribs smo, St 81 ceaT
s.. 05. ribs s. 80; shorts. s. 90.
Toledo Aug. Wheat active hrm; No. o"s1 anu 6sis
Gust sac Corn dull. hrm No mixed &c. osts
STEADY NO mixed l7c. Rye active arm 40 'as 6, 10 10
C1overseed dull steady; prime October - 4o-'2' VII u'
changed.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

A very sad event was the death of
poor Frank Stout, at his home on Walnut
Street, Thursday. Frank worked some
time as painter in the chair factory.
He was steady and willing, and piled his
brush when he was hardly able to stand
He had wife and child to whom he was
devotedly attached and for whose susie.
nance every spark of his dying vitality
was exerted. At length the time came
when, pale and emaciated with consump.
tion,h he could work no longer. For weeks
he fingered on couch of pain, and the
kind charity of others supplied in a
measure what his own manly efforts had
procured in other days. Frank had a
father who is we'll do in worldly goods.
He has broad acres and a government
pension. But, years ago, Frank left
home, and the father would have moth.
ing to do with his boy. He let him suf.
fer the pangs of poverty, and when he
died, the township trustees consigned
him to the Potter's Field. and the father
never came near. If angels ever weep,
surely tears were shed in heaven fol-
poor Frank Stout.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

A gang of clever swindlers are opera.
ting in some sections of Ohio robbing
widows and orphans by what, to all ap.
paarances, is very crude insurance
swindle. An exchange says that by
watching the death notices in the
county papers they are made aware OF
the demise of men of families and with.
in few days they send notices to the
widow or children of the deceased to the
effect that there is a certain sum due on
the life insurance policy held upon the
life of the departed one, that must be
paid before a settlement of the insur
auce can be made. The premiums due
as stated in these notices, vary in
amounts, but are seldom less than $40.
In a surprising number of cases the
tempting bait finds victim, the money
is sent, and that is the end OF the affair,
so far as the family is concerned.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

To say that Jahu Dewitt Miller cap.
tured his audience last night is putting
it tamely. From the first sentence to
the last he seemed to have them com.
pletely at his command. The lecture
was replete with anecdote and humor.
GUS word caricature, which, added to
the wonderful facial expressions of the
lecturer, and the charm of an almost
faultless rhetoric, and firm, round
musical voice, made the lecture one
never to be fforgotten. There we're
touches of tenderness and lofty moral
appeals of great power that moved the
audience deeply.-Daily Times, San
antonio, Terds.
At Bells Opera House, Feb. "a.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

One day, as Hon. @. H. Collins sat
reading in his room at Mexican hotel,
he rang the bell for servant. Mr.. Col.
Inns wanted pitcher of ice.water, and
as the obsequious Mexican servant made
his appearance, the question was how to
make him understand. After momen-
tary hesitation, Collins decided to talk
to him in Spanish, and broke out, "Watta-
watts drinka me wanta.quou quou quo.
long. inferno! Qualleballa Dammetgit 7"
The servant bowed himself out, and in
few mininutes returned with an outfit
for a "shine," and at once began black.
ing Mr.. Collins boots. OF course, Charlie
doesn't tell this to everybody, and you
are not expected to repeat it,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

A post Office inspector was here last
week. He commended the management
of the Office. He promised that the
government would furnish a safe for the
moneys, stamps &c. He suggested "
few changes in the arrangement of the
Office, guards for windows and some
other changes in present arrangements.
The price of box keys is reduced from
Scots t6 20cts.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

Special Examiner McCouslin, who has
been here two weeks investigating the
affairs of the FIRST National, has finished
bis work and taken his departure. There
are sensational rumors afloat of pros.
pective arrests, &c. These, however are
merely conjectural, so far as we can
learn, and grow out of the fact that the
Examiner called in parties several times
to explain certain peculiar entries.
There may be trouble ahead, but it has
not yet assumed definite form.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

Recently two men, who began life as
printers, have been elected to the United
States senate. Twenty-Five years ago
Senator Pritchard of North Carolina,
was printers "devil" in the Office of
the Jonesboro (1enn Tribune. Less
than twenty years ago Senator Gallinger
of New Hampshire, held cases on Gin.
cinnati newspaper. Both now have
"phat takes"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18
Comprehensive improvement.

The management of @ P 4 v. rail
road has expended about $5OO,0O0 in
Improvements during the past year, in
bridges, grades, change of direction,
rolling stock, etc. President Hunt, like
the late General Sherman, has an am.
bition to march to the ses, and he is
energetic and progressive, We may count
the day as not far distant. when one may
take the train at Batavia, and not leave
the same until he sees the shipping in
New York harbor. Clermoai Courier.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18
Open Installation Home Forum.

The Home Forum will install their
officers tomorrow night in the Court
House. They extend a cordial invita-.
tion to the public to attend. The Ladies'
Ionia Quartette will furnish the music
for the occasion, and an address will be
given by State Deputy Richards on the
benefits of Fraternsl Insurance, and the
Home Forum in particular. The meet.
ing will be called to order at 7:3O by
President ]. B. Worley.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

Judge j. Frank Wilson and Deputy
E. v. Barrere and Miss Ida Lyle were
made recipients of handsome presents
last week, as tokens of esteem from their
official friends in the Court House. The
Judge received magnificent couch,
while Deputy Barrere and Miss Lyle
were each given an elegant chair. Pros.
ecutor Smith and Miss Emma Hill made g
presentation speeches which were an.
swered by each of the recipients in hap
py style.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

The only case before Common Pleas
since our last report was w. H. Davis
vs.. the Rowe Canning Co., Leesburg.
The Canning Co. had agreed to take his
entire crop of tomatoes at 20 cents per
bushel. But, the cannery was not ready
for work when the first of the crop rip.
ened and he sold them elsewhere. On
this ground the company sought to es.
cape from the contract. They paid him
for$5O worth of tomatoes, and left 625
bushels unpaid for pending the suit.
Verdict to Davis for full amount of con.
tract