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Futures here closed nrm with prices unchanged to
was unchanged 70 NJ. lower. Hamburg was un.
ShSnEs ss,u to u xs Sss reG iSwss' tI RlS 6 ssssiP'; Tbs s. tssa,D mo
was dull and featureless to-day in the absence OF
B zesiaraay S %srs II IA Am ssiss. Americans Mass ! vi asiise sap.
ply Of Brazil l,oa7. s1o bales. against e44.oo a year
MErALs-Pig - ! Northern. ell.7beela,
ss.i 8 s 100 e. 30 sa 4 nos 2. 500 sB S 3. s q .e 60 .s g %; %
s sSisss q g. s ~; . Sn.ns ss be sns S. EISsssa'y Cn % b soc e. q;
1915. and 500 tons December at $685. were re-
fSrssai G saa ssnusss. fGissti i1s g Isaam&s: b sPSs;
S%!sady at s aS;s 79 S az, for e sP POT a FSr p ,sS,l Ssc,m Ttar
AND y JaSus SSn s s stSliieeSWas; quiet. Spot. DecsmSSr..
and January. s.sS94,o5c.
sea4GssAc.i common to good strained rosfn, o1.]6
PETRoLkuM-crude certificates were unquoted hero,
in oil City, eb4@eoc. Refined was unchanged:
s. rss! ,sSI 4saasS tS w. tn. .H cSnsis.n sf s9.ss = Post S %s.
Az An: f Ss. .n ssi1i::; S sisssss: IS B.i ss%i' s ss:S
isSbae. raiiow. S:Ieo. ~BHttsgIcre.msry west:
siss:. ao ssais.; 'iiad. to .. stssS; f isslsse. dSssss4
ss@, White. e. stSssss; iai Sssss. Sss;;; fair e sSOs: "a
$751; SsS,.e. G0% ao' w siaso' Ssoi .%si'' nn SSiGr' s.S 5sRSy;
eonneni to good. Tsess. ,Esss-ssssste and Penn:
s Sri%s. s,s 6ssss s Gsssssa. f fsaSy' ss sS : so sSo,c TO-
b8c. fair to good, 0@22c. Chicago. Dec. 9.-"The
strength In grain helped provisions slightly, causing
n demand from local shorts. which was met by Offer
ings from packers. and this market closed steady at .
small advance. The cash demand was rather light.
Hog receipts were large. with prices for same easier.
Thirty three Thousand hogs are estimated for to.mor.
the situation on provisions Is oearish
SuGAR-RRw was quiet hut firm BY test. BS(1Biac.;
e8' test, y lb.l8Gac Renned was quiet
WooL-The Wool Exchange quotes pulled woods.
secured basis. ms follows; Fine A, 40t9o2c.; Asupers,
400 4Sc. B supers. 41ds43c.; @ supors. SEQ bc.i nne
bombing, 4o@4Sc.: combing. ~4Oe4lo.i California,
ern, extra, 47s49o. Western. super. 4l@44c,; West
CnioIuo, Dec. e.-These were to.day's prices:
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zna.. = :. FOR poor toprfme native sides. Cnbles
from krit6h nnarfeth quote American steels eallN
I.rvnsa dtersed weight, American refFfrurttor
beefe al sa6sc. y. Exports to-day, TAO bseves,
eo.morroS 4 cstyes' including q few direct, were 1877
hesdi $50 bead on sale, all told. Steady, but yssIy
dull. About ITO bed Tere carried over. a seM
steady ~ iOp@i1ho.
a,rsct ~ hptcberr. were 9,b91 head; q cars on eaie,
ali told. Dull ali. around at former prices. Cicssto
4 laTi. 3 100 ns.i lambs at e6.eb@to.e2is. Dressed
mutton. az 0ac. 3 n; dressed lambs, she Uc.
hece,Rss o. eS SgssbmSs.ebE 100 Sa
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a Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company
$5,OOO,OOO
Mortgage and Collateral Trust
5 Per Cent 100 Year Gold Bonds
Issue Limited to $l5, ,00O,

Mortgage and Uollateral ILust
8 Per Cent LOO Year Gold Bonds
Issue Limited to $l6,000,0O0,
Or which ~. o 900 cannos be irsued uutsA
o ana then only At the rate 81
$1,000. 900 per annum FOR aoautsitien
or cosstruction Of new property -
cou,s under the msrtgnge. of Is
the %, 900, 900 already Issued
ps 900 o are hold In
the Treasury or the
Company.
Principal payable May 4. 1897.
Interest May and Novembeus
BOTH PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN OF THE UNrTnD
STATES OF THE PRESENT OF wEIoHS
AND FINENEss AND FREE FROM DEDUCTION
FOR
COUPON BONDS OF Of. 900 EACH.
WITH RIGHT OF ~REaIsTRAT1oN OF PRINorPAfS
The Railroad Company reserves the right 90
redeem all or any OF the bonds on May nst %
November Est In any year at 1o5ia per cent. I
and accrued Interest AFTER sixty days notice
By publication.
New York and Philadelphia. December 9Th. 1897.
We offer for sale a limited amount of the aboves
described bonds at 100 per cent and interest. The
bonds are now ready for delivery.
Attention IL invited to o letter from Mt. Charles
Hartshorne. vice.President OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company copies OF which may be OBJ
tanned at our onlcel which sets forth that tho issue
Of bonds, OF which these 5000. 900 are part, II 90.
cured not only by Q mortgage on all tho railroad
and equipment owned by the Lehigh Valley Rail-
| road Company. subject only to its existing bonda
but also by q nrst lien on stocks. bonds, and real
estate, all of which have cost the Company
" e9e. 500. 900. and on which enoumbrances of les1
"than 1000. 900 exist; and, furthermore. that the
" mortgage security will DO increased by the prop
"erty to DO acquired by the 1000, 900 bonds 70.
served for construction and additions after Janus
"ary 1. 1900" Mr.. Hartshorne does 7" not hesitate
ITO say that the net income earned by the stocks
bonds, and real estate already subject TO the MORT
"gago is, under the most unfavorable circum-
"stances, far in excess OF the interest on-the maxi.
mum of $40, 900. 900 bonds authorized by the mort-
gage. and this income will be further increased
by the net earnings of the new property for which
"o7.o oo.o 600 out of Sl6.Oo0.o 900 bonds can only be
"used." .u.
Copies of the mortgage may DO obtained at our
onioo.
j. p. MORGAN q CO.,
e9 Wall Street, New York.
DREXEL s. CO.,
9th and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia
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Real Estate Auction sales.

Az the Broadway saiesroom yesterday william N.
Ryan sold No. 90 West Ninety eighth street, near
Columbus avenue, n~ve.story stone.front nat, lot
9l.lo@x1o0.1l. foreclosure, to W.R. Townsend FOR
e21, $50.
$50 feet east OF wilkins place, %twoetory frame dwell
and Patrick McKenna, plaintiffs. for e2, 800.
Peter y. Meyer 4 Co. offered for sale at nuction the
hvestory brick building and lot elxlo0,. NO. pte
Fifth avenue, part OF the old Hotel Brunswick prop
erty. Though offered on advantageous tesms. the
the ownerb refused to part with the property.
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9inRnri1l.

9inHurixI.
FOR
$6,243,O7O.55
319o Bonds and Stock |
City of New York.
Exempt from taxation by the City and
County Of New York.
Principal andIntereSt Payablein Gold.
EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, GUARDIANS,
N OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS ARE
THoR1z BY AN ACT OF II LEoIsLA.
TuRE PASSED MARCH IL, 1889. TO INVEST
IN THESE BONDS N STOCK.
EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Comptroller of the City of New York. at
his onnce. No. $50 Broadway. in the City Of New
York. until
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December. 1897,
AT . LOC r. W..
for the whole or . part of tho following dsscrfbed
REGISTERED BONDS N STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK,
bearing interest At three and one.half per cont. Der
annum. to wit:
ol,Sso. oOo 90 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY Of NEW YoRk, Known
1 1.fsss. interest," hI'eS'SH ps sssSsiS'ia ssIi
o.'''.'.o.o' S S$$$ i SsN S s5SsK s q u
AS SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS"
Interest payable Nay 1 and
ele. ESQ as cc~SSsNist6IrpAEEp STOCK OF EnE
AND ARK .oPENiNa FUND
STOCK. Principal. payable No
200. oo., 90 sSI My ! AND No sS1Ss 5 !; THE
Phv1Na sTREETs AND AVE.
su Is Principal ,Sd I PAYABLE No.
Bile May / and November l.
CONDITIONS
provided by Section lag Of the New York City Con.
soiidation Act Of 1882. as amended by Chapter 1os
OF the Lava of 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock win DO accepted for
less than the par value OF the same.
Each bidder must deposit with the Comptroller in
money. or by a oortnod check drawn TO tho order Of
the said Comptroller upon q State or National Bank
Of tho city of New York, Two Per Cent. Of til.
posal will be received or considered which IN not 90
| companied by such deposit. All such deposits will
h. rafurnad nv the n0pnntrOtar fn tho narunnn n, oktp.
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Available cash balance.

ihciuuihB bou e'SS
Money in London 2ia@2%. y cent. Rates of
discount In open market for both short and
three months bills. 2 15-16@3 2 cent. Amount
of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England
on balance to-day R60. 900. The Bank OF Eng
8 v cent. The proportion of It's reserve to linbil.
tiles 70 %. OF y cent. against AZ. 9o last week and
statement of tho bank shows the following
changes from the previous account Total re.
serve increased ego. 600, circulation decreased
ego, 900 bullion decreased 92oo,36 Other"
securities decreased R979, 600. "other" depos-
It's decreased R5s5, 900. public deposits increased
1881 900. notes reserve increased $780,
900; Government securities increased 100000.
s5 confines. Exchange on London. rs francs
23l9 centlmes. The weekly statement OF the
Bank of France shows the following changes
from the previous account: Notes in oircuia-
tion decreased "a. $50 francs. Treasury accounts
current decreased 90, o 900 francs. gold on
hand increased 4, 1926, 900 francs. bills discounted
increased 100.975 900 francs, silver on hand
decreased $50. 900 francs.
At the annual meeting of the Atchison. To-
peka and Santa F6 stockholders at Topeka to-
day tho present board of directors was re-
elected. The old officers wore then reelected,
with Aldaco T. Walker as Chairman of the board.
Tho salos of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated. Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
| dav vvara aa fnllnyva.
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@. PURDY,s
NOTICE To sTOCKHOLDERs.

Especial meeting Of the stockholdors of the Bah
oath day Of December. 1897. at 10 o'clock A. M Al
the ONCE OF said company. No. go Broadway. in the
city of New York. for the purpose of voting upon a
proposition TO increase its capital stock from $50. 1000.
consisting OF 900 shares. OF the par value OF aIo2
each. to 500 900. to consist OF 1000 shares of SioS
each.
CHARLES ii. al Matoritv
+. CIRCUIT, or
ROBERT q. HILTON, Directoru
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dividends mud 8nterest.

WEsTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
w NEW YORK, december 9Th, 1897.
NO. M.
The Board OF Directors have declared q quarterly
dividend OF ONE AND ONE-QuARTER PER CENT.
upon the capital stock OF this company. payable ~
the ONCE of the Treasurer on and after the 18th day OF
January next to shareholders of record at tho close
OF the transfer books on the Goth day OF December
instant.
Tho transfer books will be closed at 8 O'Clock on
the afternoon Of December goth inst. and reopened
on the morning Of January Sd next.
n. 7. WILBUR
Asst. Treasurer.
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cour. Calendars This Day.

Appellate Div~ision-supreme Court.Motiona-or
s Sc, ~ IS. H. ?; as g. q q 49, g. I g. 81 ST. 81 S.. 81 s., 81 s.! w. No. Ai'
endsr called at 1880 A.. n, Part lee.
S Ss;.0 b Ss''' Is: 1897 ssE' R Par, R,@Gs:s until sss.
S:ss. i SssS. S Ssss. p sssS. $685. $685.. ssss. s ssS:: $685. ssSs:
s ssis: S s:ss: S sssS; 1 ssss; $50; Esis y;
vyII ii-GSss nnnnisSed. Elevated 8. R esse;- Trial
! IsSsi, sss, a'! sssss: 1 tsi5st'i 1882 Sss'f ssSsS' 55ssSss::
i ntsSe' i Nos. 7o osios SSH atc2 $50 e" sss ai'g sSss. a aSss.
7 49,: 7 7ass: $780, 49, 7 etaC' 80. safi, R sss,. R ssosi sa q:
fnlshed. Gases from Part III; Part v.-SHse
enn1'' asan,.s Ssie' G s,s% f Fe1s R Par. f Fl: F FAR
ssFs; ssss: S ssss: E sssl: S Ssss: $3.50 sssS: 49, TssS. 7 7s.s. s ssss:
Part HuI.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII:
Part &C npani'hsd, Gsses f from v Part VII; p Par.
Case unnnished. Gases from Pars II.
Guorin. Richard Mcdiu mo. %. Anna Troy. Richard
viii Of Ernestino we,.ss, Ct io:so A. Nj No. geo. estate
City court~specisl ~Term-Mouons. Trial Term
i 5ssS: i siss. i ssss. S ssis. s sSSs. S sssll. 9 ssS1. $685. sSss:
ssss: sssS. ssss: s s sssI ss sSSS. s Ss4;. sssS;: ssss::
s49s. seoS, s0eb. $500, 25s2. 2+7s. s7.7; 1919.
1865. 379t. $3.50. General Term-Ad1ourned sine die.
Chief Justice Fit.simens.
Justice James Fitzsimops Of tho City Court
was chosen Chief Justice by his associate Jus
tices yesterday IN the place Of Chief Justice
Van Wyck. resigned.
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once OF the Ire aaurer, Chicago. Dec. 1. Ise7.-No-
tce Ia hereby given that BY order OF tho Board Of
will be cloAed at three O'Clock P. NJ. on Friday. pao.
Sd. and reopened at ten O'Clock A. NJ. on Monday.
Dec. 18th, 1897. Tor the purpose OF giving notica ofSs
special meeting OF the stockholders.
W. q. PURDY, Treasuror.
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EegaI Notires.


y TRICT. D"S
In the matter OF the Application and Petition =,
hlcheei I Day. a. Commissioner OF Public WorSs
q the CITY OF New York. for and on behalf OF H.
Mayor. Aldermen and CommonAlty OF the CITY on
New York: under Chapter 1883 OF the Laws Of
loOS. 10 acquire certain real estate, az liz tarne
real estate" Is defined In said act, for me nnr.
pose OF providing for the sanitary protection e.
York. HeW
BREWSTER. PUTNAM COUNTY. -
Public notice Is hereby given that tho sixth ..n.....
report or Daniel W. Guernsey, James w. HtnIINS
ana Joseph J. o'Donohue. Jr. (who were apnointsa
matter ny an order OF this Court. made at q speoiSi
Term thereof. held at the Court Houae IN tvSt.a
liSinS, WeSteheItsI County, July 22, 1895. dated
county Sisrks omse september "a. 1897. and that 4
omae on tae sane day; that the parcels covered by
"a, o. %, "a 10 %, 1s: o. e. o'. 90. 81. 0e, eS. %, 81.
m SS.i 2 Is further given that an application will b.
nsaae 70 oonnfm the said report AZ a Special Term
OF SAID Court to be held At the Court House. IN ~
Guy o. foushkespaie, Dutchess County, on tha Ar
Day OF January. 1873. at the opening Of the Con-
on that Gay or A. soon thereafter as counsel can ~
Dated. December 8. 1897.
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT
COUNSEL TO the Corporation.
NO. sTTyon Row. New York.
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NEW YORK, Nov. "a, 1907.
A quarterly dividend OF n AND o~NE-QUARTER
Qh) K CENT. on the capital stock OF this Com.
pany will be paid at the ONCE of the Company. 81
Cortlandt St.. In this city, on and after Wednesday,
Decembe 10. 1897. The transfer books will be closed
from the close Of business to-day until the morning
OF Thursday, December 10. 1897.
By order OF the Board of Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER, Treasurer.
THE ~ 4 RIO GRANDE n. n. CO.
NEW YORK. December o. 1897.
The Board of Directors has this day declared O semi
annual dividend OF ONE PER CENT. on the Preferred
Capital Stock OF the company out Of the net earnings.
payable Jan. 10, 1898. -
Tho transfer books Of the preferred stock VIII Gloss
ct y p. d. Jan. l2, 1898, and reopen on the morning
OF Jan. l8, 1895. GEORGE CoPPELL,
, Chairman OF the Board.
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P1 III. s 81 s1is1 3 sSn RiHsas s D.s%Dsy' ISy
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

Total saies. 1900 sharss-
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NBw YoRK. Thursday, Dec. 0.-Roceipts OF boovos /
were GA head mainly direct 20 local BlAughtsrors.
No trading; feeling steady. Dressed eesf steady -
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

1t Is estimated that the death rate
OF the world is 67 IL minute, and The
birth rate 70 q minute
AS far us calculations can decide the
temperature OF comets is believed to
lie 1000 times fiercer than that of red
hot iron.
or the nine Edgar Thomson furnaces
of the Carnegie Steel company. limited
at A5eSsemcr. Pa, eight are now in
operation.
Electricity has been adopted as the
| motive power Of the machinery con-
nected with the drainage system in
New Orleans.
The longest known telegraph circuit
made on this continent for actual bus
| mess was the report from San Diego
to Boston recently. The line was cut
out the full 3,400 miles.
at the head Of Germany's landed
nrlstocracy stand Prince Wittgenstcn.
he owns 100000 acres of land Four
teen other titled landlords own be
tween them 100000 acres
| Two members Of a British chess club
played 4 tournament to see which
| should be left free to WOO Il certain
Ilady. Before the contest was decided
she married a third man
Only 5,212 persons in Prussia had n
fortune OF 100000 marks $25O00O. in
is96, as compared with 5,256 the year
before The richest Prussian is Baron
Rothschild Of Franllfort-on-the-M Main;
next comes Herr Krupp and tho Prince
;of PlcsS.
~ peasant named Gallihcrt. living in
the neighborhood of Milan in C;erna-
ny, recently bought a pig. \ few days
jaSo he killed the animal and found
IN us stomach q small metal match
Don. containing two bank notes TO the
iNaluc of $3.50 each. The honest peasant
lat once took them 10 the Mayor. in
order that they might be returned 10
,thelr owner II he could be found
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-09
= BAD CoNDIrloN OF AFFAIRS.

In addition to the many distressing in
cidents caused by the Mississippi floods.
comes the news that the dweilers on
either side of the swollen river are try
ing TO cut the lerees on the opposite
side Of their defences, in order to re-
lieve the stra in on their own, and in the
attempt two or three men have already
been shot down. The situation is a
trying one for both sides Those who
attempt TO cut the evecs claim that
they are simply doing so to save the
lives of themselves and families, while
on tho other hand, those who are doing
the shooting offer the same excuse.
Both sides claim to be acting In self
defense and should the river continue TO
rise there is no telling how long, or TO
what extent the trouble Will grow II
| would appear, however that the better
way 10 proceed would be for every man
| TO bend every energy TO repair and
strengthen the lcvccS wherever danger
| threatens them and not to attempt 10
cni them. The distress Is already great
enough in the Hooded districts without
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-09
PERSONALS.

or the twelve bridesmaids who attend
Ell queen Victoria on the day OF her
marriage only three now survive.
bishop II. ID. Huntington G.piscnpoD
of Syracuse has confirmed %, 900 persons
during the p years Of his cpiscopalc.
President Mcltinley'S clerks say that
from February nth. 1896, up 10 the
time Major Mckinley left canton he
received and answered 9S.33l letters
Lady Cadogan has dispensed with q
great deal Of the state and show which
nave been usual in the public appear
ancc OF Nlceroy's wives in Ireland, and
walks about Dublin unattended
The Duke of Connaught, third son of
the Queen has been officially appoini
ca Dy the British government 10 take
command Of all the iroOns assembled
IN London on the occasion of the t.cl,.-
bratlon of the Queens reign
AS contribution to the revived con
troVerSy over the authorship of a song
renting on the Old Camp Ground" n
correspondent Of the Boston Trans
cript claims the honor for Mr.. Kittred.e
VINO Is now living in Reeds Ferry, \
H. -
Dr Comtcgean. the eminent French
physician who was at the head Of the
l,astenr institute and of the Museum Of
Natural History at Belgrade, has inst
met with shocking death Under The
ncllef that he was taking bicarbonatc
ot soda. he swallowed in the dark an
entire package Of corrosive sublimate
when ne had dissolved in water
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-09
AnTMESr OF COMMERCE..

The question OF establishing new
Cabinet office to be known as the depart
ment of commerce IS gaining favor and
1T is understood that the bill introduced
by Senator Frye, looking to that end,
has the approval OF President McKin-
ley. The Atlanta Journal says that the
proposition was Endorsed by the National
Manufacturers Association at its last
meeting. and has the support Of nearly
all the industrial periodicals in the
country. The most active advocate Of
it. says our contemporary, has been Mr..
Richard FL lGdmnnds. editor of the
Manufacturers Record and if the new
office is created he would be an excellent
man 10 fill il.
The Nirginian has written on this sub
ject before, and if such a department. is
created Mr.. Edmonds' selection for its
head would prove highly satisfactory.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-09

AIDING more thereto, by cutting the
l"Tees and thus s,lbjecting additional
territory to the dangerous waters and
thereby run the risk Of destruction of
more property and additional loss Of life.
The shot gun should be laid aside.
The situation cannot be improved with
that weapon, and If its use is continued
much OF the sympathy now felt through
out The country for the unhappy people
III the flooded sections will he lost to
them. however strongly those who en-
poy shot guns urge that they do so in
self defense. ii is not sufficient for
"l'hef side TO set up the plea Of self
defense. although, no doubt. both are
honest In their declarations. The cut
ting should end and with 1t the shooting
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-09
WHO FEEDS ENGLAND.

4 ,,n,.tin,, re- ,,o,, .>,,, a., 49,, !,
~ ,,- ,.,.,, ~
,o,,,o :. -, III,
s,,,l, ~. ,t,n,,in, 80 ~ ,,a,, 80
common. .nal ~
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r,a,.,, 10, -, a,.,,a
MAJ, fo,o,g, ;,,no,.ts ~ ~,
NJ ,ifa IN cosa AZ v.,r dor,,,,,d M
,,,,c .,ta,,;,, - IA c,,.,,,.
A.. co,,,E
- - '''"' - ny c99'' e"t
nfeadS'nltS never exceeded three weeks
supply. ana that it frequently sinks be-
low n weeks supply. Franc. he noin,cd
! a,f ,,.,;
=, I,,,,.,a ~. =
,,,.,t,,.
~ -, D.,,,, ,.,,,
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] . .
c.,,a ,,.,,;o,
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49,. !. s,ia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-09
TIE III lime.

With words that rhymed with bliss ana
kiss:
l'Mt when tho linotyper set it UP
me prettiest lines appeared like this:
e'aoi shrdin cmfwNSI7s!1a'i SHIN bfwypb
toiled with patience many q Ircary day
10 write a sonnet to my lady's eyes
And when the printed page j sough; to
read
found this line to my surprise:
}. laas g.! cmfwy shrtlhl MAO 4
And often In my verse find n line
That am sure 1 never penncd
Ana on the linotypers head I call
These dire imprecntions TO descend:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-09
NORFOLK v1RGrN1AN: FRIDAY. APRIL 8. 1897

rejoice to see above all others When
the conditions are such as to make one
nation practically dependent upon an
other for its daily bread that nation is
going to look very far ahead before 1t
smites the source from which the supply
comes upon the cheek. and this is the
condition of England to-day towards the
United states, and is likely to continue