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CITY NOTICES.

~
Z r-sS,r.TrTgoN 40. T.-Be y resolved by
80 -L.s1er1itt y coancil Of ne City Of Seattle
8 TO- Tssr !. Is the intention 81 the City
~ 49, 70 sruurnve olive Street be-
80 sea- 49, Avenue and Terry Avenue.
I'VE s,w - Avenue between Olive Street
sae ,ot-f IL feet southsTiy from the
sas : .r-errfn of University Street hg
81 a.a~,rFgr.g therein proper sewers to-
eyssss''- v.ritf4 Ali necessary yves. openings.
So <. tez fanup8oles, TeaLtiAtors. catch
- nd flushing tarss
50 fis r-sat az. cost thereof be paid By an
- sy"sgt upon the property aDuttinS
fSNssaas-sd ssorffers Of SAID Olive street
80. 80 Terri Avenue under the plan or
a. go. T. E,ayrnsnt" In the manner pro-
\ aaa - RE Charter and Ordinances CT
- cts o. Seattle ..A,
II :. ~.,.rrsxh To tne City Council All estl-
" A % che rs9st n said Improvement
- ,rf.at the matter Of making said i'm
= 't..-ens sgfE fe considered by the City
uIn'sresi ri q session thereof 10 be held on
~ as.s, SaV 1f December. is1s. At T.51
y .as,,es n IA. al which time al persons
Nu-I~tsz 10 b. heard before the city
as.+ssT sgr1p sne matter Of making SAID
4 t5ssaxa1 the CITY Council the 4th day OF
.-s.'er,.t,sr lss. and signed BY me In open
.ass,er In Authorization % its passage
e. -fh day Of NDt efnber. Issss
sS " V RI&EHART,
President ~ the city Council.
j rfied BIZ me this Ith day 81 November.
~ WILL n. PARRY.
e. Comptroller and ex-ohicio City
pv q. x. coRYETI.. Deputy Clerk.
\ nate of arst publication November 10.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-The light run OF
cattle today was quickly disposed Of at
hrmer prices. Choice steers. $5.l59IJ *
medium sieo1I4se. beef steers. So. S06i4 30
stockers and feeders, S3ff3.5o bulls, s. S56a
40; cows and heifers. $3.l0d4: calves. S36p
$40; Western rangers. S2.69lt3. As; Western
fed steers. S3,lost5.20, Texas grade steers,
50 15Gi50.
There was an active demand for hogs
and prices closed strong with sales at an
average advance of &c. Fair 70 CHOICE
s3.f1l3GIs.e5: packing lots, 50. 25N3. Is: butch
ers. $3.So6is e2ia. mixed, sS.30@3.60; light,
s. 25dS.6.i2; pigs. s2.40tS4e.
There was not enough sheep and lambs
for sale 10 make market, and prices were
largely nomna, at the last advance Ma
tive sheep. $2.50M4.50. yearlings, si..04f5:
feeders. S.s04i.lo; lambs, 3d. 10000; feed
ers A5oGi5
Receipts-Cattle. 2co; hogs. 1900 sheep.
LOCO.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nov. 12.-Cattle-Receipts 1000
head. Market steady; native beef steers,
81 1905 80: Western steers So. scat. 30: stock
ers and feeders, So +ln4.40; calves, sid:4 20.
bulls and stays, 81 1880
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head. Market a
shade stronger: heavy. So. inltS5 IS. mixed
So. 42lsGl3.45, light. s3.Ssa3.5o; bulk OF sales,
IS. 42IaGfS. is.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head Market
strong; fair 10 choice natives So 3CeIi 40;
fair 70 choice Westerns. S3.6og425, lambs
Si.25lI5.50
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PORT BLAKELEy SHIPPING.
Names and Destinations of Vessels
Londing at the Big Viii.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Post-IntelNgencer
PORT BIAKELEY. Nov l3.-i}e.ow are
the names destinations. etc, Of vessels
loading iUnbsr Al ths port,
American schooner Goiien Snore Capt.
Rasmussen Shanghai, American schooner
Marion. capt ticne;aux. Hueueme, cal.
American bark Cofyphene. Capt. Erickson
San PEDRO. cal. Chilean snap star 0f Itaig
Capt We~ter. Forl Pre- Australia, Amer
can lark James >esm.th Can't. Mcleod.
Dr!agoa Bay. S0gta Africa. American
schooner Norma capt. Larson, repairing,
American bark oakland Capt. Hobbs. re-
na.r.nE
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THE WOOL MARKETS..


LONDON. Nov. u. There was little or
no WOO! business during the week. The
dizziness was due TO unsettled political con-
ditlons and hand-to-moUth in manufactur.
ing centers Holders. however, are not dis
couraged.. as the limited stocks OF fine
cross-bred and fine prices ruling for me-
rinos lead them 70 expect better prices
The arrivals 10 date for the sixth series of
auction sales number 1855 bales, including
1900 forwarded direct.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nov. I2-wheat-Noth.n
dor-s nominal export values CSC fer
Walla Waila; szets3c for valley and blue
stem.
cleared-Bk UweiIe. with 14s lie bushels
wheat; Dix Mozambique. with ISa.a25 bush
els barley and g 3S3 bushels wheat. both
for Queenstown
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.


steady AT unchanged prices; futures
higher. Little doing II barley; prices snow
70 change; light receipts: options dull. No
call for OATS. market Il good condition.
Spot quotations Were:
FlOur-Net for family extras, 81 15sIi25;
Wheat-s1lpplng. si,1ss.: No. /, $40;
e5oice milling, sl.e2izai.25
Bariey-Feed. 81 d l-z7i2: brewing. N-O
oats-Poor 20 fair. s1.l7l4aI %: good to
choice. s.. III %: fancy feed sl.z7lea1.3o
gray. sl.2ss1 .z2i2; milling. 81 22i4al-25: Sur
Prise. 81 @54I.5o; black for seed, si.S1Gtl.se;
red 81 itFll-s0.
Flour. quarter sacks. 14.54s; wheat. CEN
tails, 10: barley. centals, 1850. beans, sacks
20: potatoes. sacks. 1870; onions. sacks
1.6o; bran. sacks. 6si; m-ddlngs. sacks,
le9; hay. tons. 22s: wool. bales So; hides,
number. 80; raisins. boxes. 5,Sl5 wine. ga
Ions. $500; brandy. gallons, 2.5lo
Wool and Hops.
Woo,-spring icdlic: Eastern
Fan-Northern. Salic: mountlin. saloc;
plains. s@l9c; Humboldt and Mendoc!no. IL
4l3c.
Hops-Crop of 1888. l3ql7c.
Closing Quotations.
Call board sales
Wheat-Inactlve: December. $40; May.
81 1893.
Bariey-Flrm; December. si.2siA.
Corn-Large yellow. Sl-054lI7iz
F Sterling on London. sixty days, SASH;
sterling on London, sight, sisels.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
-Middings. Sl99I: bran. sisQ
1870 per ton.
Hay~W heat, si5691s5o: wheat and oat
$li0l70: alfalfa, slo0u.50: stock. SleQll
straw. per bale. ieQ,0c
Po.atoes-EaTiy Rose. 30I45c; river Bur-
banks. 4sGI5oc; Salinas Burbanks. .5cusl 10:
Oregon Burbanks, 60490c; sweets, A4l.c
per pound
esetables-Pickle onions. i0Q5ac; Gu
cumbers. i0us0c. green peas. 2Q3c; string
beans. 3afc per pound, bay squash. eJal
1ec per box: tomatoes. 3c250c per box
okra. green, A460c; egg plant, 35t50c
F'ruits-Apples. choice, 15c: common. Acc;
straw berries, $sul0. cranberries. SQ7.50;
grapes, ordinary. 35060c per box: lisa bella,
sIlil.2s; oranges. Valencia, 81. 5oQ3. 80; Mex
lean lines. re-pack. $3.5GQ4 common
California lemons. slal.50, caoice Califor-
MA lemons, s1.5ou2.5o; bananas s1.25d2.50
per bunch: pins apples. s2.5oGlo per dozen.
Butter-FanCy creamery, 23c. do sec
onds. l91sZic; fancy dairy. nominal; do sec
onds, il42ac; picked, l9Qzlc; frkin. IsGp
20c.
CheeSe-New. 1tQlgl4c: old. l0Qloac
Young America, ul2Gi2c: Eastern. l2Ml3c
EgGs-Faney California. 100 Y: Eastern
fancy, g.030c
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. Isalac per
pound. hens. 1Gnlic; old roosters, Sia45o
per dozen: young ROSTERS. s4df5: small
broilers. $500. hens. $ia5 geese, sl.25Gl
10 per pair: gosings. si.26Gis: old
pigeons slGl25: young pigeons, sl.5eQ2.
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Total Sales.
General Quotations.

Flour Receipts. 1882 barrels; exports.
a7.&3S barrels. Market quiet but firmly
hid
Wheat-Receip;s $50. l6o bushels. exports.
1921 bushels. No. red, 3Jc I. o. b..
No > red. May. closed 7lzsc
The hrm that fixes the selling price for
miners snd smelteIs quotes lead $50 Al;
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dstuHS.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. l2-Close: Wheat
Spot dull: Nc. red Northern. spring,
S. gkd. Futures closed quiet; November.
nominal, December, Is Id: March. - l0i4d
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed. &s
loaa d. Futures quiet November. 3s 97.d:
December. IS sad March. 81 Gs.d
Fiour-St. Louis fancy winter. duh. ss.
Hors-At London: Pacific coast. firm.
Il 5-nt5 lbs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. -Wheat-Dull:
No ! standard California. Is iodais I'D
Flour N Paris steady. French country
M knls AtAaHN-
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LONDON, Nov. 12-Conso,s. 10 GIG
Silver. g i-1Gd.
Wheat-Carcoes off coast. nothing doing
care0es on passage, nominal, unchanged
car-ocs WaAa W ALA. Soc.
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Mining Stocks.


BOSTON. Nov I2.-Ciosne: Boston &
Montana, 229. Butte IL Boston. IS; Par
f0tt. n
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There were s.s54 cars, or s.5251is bushels.
Cls5reG-Sh Atlanta for Cape Town,
with q go bushels wheat Il was carried
IL baElap sacks. ID pounds each.
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NEW YORK. Nov. i2-Thc gold and ST.
vcr movement al New York for the week
ending today was, Exports. gold. sl2a $50
silver. $6a3. >5s. imports, gold. $5ssi2; silver.
$40 $50
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=, al. AND COLD s4DhAssA
: t:s..s'rany. foot u Union street. rnana-
$3.50 crystal ica rom e-s- ia .a-sr
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Narket unchanged: export. No.
club, 5syc; No. J biGestern. SIC. milling. M
! club. Sic: No. I biues.em. sc.
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absorbed ali these offerings and KEEP.
prices moving upwards.
Cncassness over the possibilities OF en-
bro.lmenf wsfil European powers, notably
Germany. II connection with the Philip
Pima settlement IL aIiaye1 by confidence
that Spain Is hound 10 come 10 terms
bonds has resulted n higher prices ali
around, the middle and lower grade issues
showing tae most pronounced effects
L. s. Is, coupon have advanced q; L. ;.
4s, registered. n: the old *. registered. y:
and the IS, coupon, The cid Is. coupon, and
the IS, = n the bid price.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12-The Evening
Posts financial cabegram says: The
stock markets here were irregular today.
Americans opened above the parity. re-
acted slightly. but finally renewed the ad-
vance on English and continental buyn
The other markets were duh. notably
mines aud other Paris specIalties. on ru-
nOrs regarding the Dreyfus case. Copper
shares also were adversely affected.
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FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland, Nov. 3 1895
Fair: warmer
U s DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUl~
TCKE, WEATHER BUREAU
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n.E CITY OF SEATTLE 49, CITY
IfTreasurer's Notice.
Notice IS hereby given that the Bird an
- instaifsYsenf Of local Improvement
3ss9rs;t No Jgs for the Improvement Of
kssysntn street in the City Of Seattle.
s9,n a paint 10 feet north OF The north
Stne OF Pike Street 10 owe street. under
" pr0ylsfnns Of ordinance No. $3.50 .
4rsIssh provides for the Improvement Of
salA street by constructing pipe sewer
|slang TIE centre Of said street together
H,tiin al necessary openings. Wyes, man
Itslsx vfntliatofs and flushing tanks and
| T. connecting the same with the main
fF.farcepting sewer now existing at the
2xy;arseciion II Olive and Seventh Streets
lad providing for the payment therefor
= NATAL fnents and establishing fund
Is,r stieh payment by the levying and coi-
8sction OF special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement
Had providing fof the issuance of bonds
8 aut E0slze6 Is All act u the Icgisiat ure
M the state Of Washington, approved
Naref. 9Th I6s3 and under the provisions
ordinance No. 2a49 approved May Eth
: =, as amended by ordinance No 3iio
approyed Jaiy nth. lsa4. and the CIV
! ger duly certified 10 me for collection
{t6 the respective sums therein charged
| ard levied against each parcel and lot Of
land ard part thereof. tn said dlstriet
- payment 81 such iT1Staiiment remains
rtnpaid ard the same, Including the IN
terest CT the whole amount charged
'nlust be paid on or before the Itch day of
{ aecemheT, 1858 Unless payment lac made
OF such instsiiment on or before the Eth
/ dag Of December. lisa. the same shall be-
| como delinquent ald snail hear interest
II the rate 81 per cent. per annum. untll
paid. and IL not paid before said time Il
penalty OF n*c - per cent. shall he add
tsj. and the Sums delinquent shall be en-
(sered on the annual tax roll for the cur
Trent year against each lot and parcel Of
I land. ard part thereof. SO tle}inClant. and
n hR Ia . s.s hill ;.
= objected as other taxes. together with
EsgeA additional charges or penalties IS
! are authorized 10 bo charged and col
liectea on other delinquent taxes. aud
i ssch Jet or parcel of land so delinquent
| shall be sold FOR the amount Of such as
sezsn'e'lt- with interest. penalty and
nsIs. In the manner provided nv law
A. IT. FODTE,
City Treasurer of tho City OF Seattle.
Date Of LIST publication November 10.
t!S8A
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Dairy Products.

Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. Creamery l44
2liec: dairy. 12i26fl9c
EggSSteady; fresh, ISiaGt9c.
Cheese-Unchanged
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Yss, HUDYAE Is TIE true nsrve-buliar.
gany men and women ara ready to testify
70 .hat HUDYAl Ill il, HuDYAN doa
do. HUDYAN cures Ias: as certain a.
you are a TO-! high, 50 oertain viii HUDYAH
cure goa.
HUDYAN elre5 Nervous Weakness. Hsn-
IA DsprsasIoa, Eysar.2. N4nbasss, Trsns-
liEg, Neuralgia. RbslG.4:en. plins il ihs
shyasisr, psia- Up aa4 Dgrn .he Haekbona
EDDYAN cures As.rcuassse, Ms'aaeaa.ia.
ssrvoas Ds3lity. Ezasasiei Nerve Viiality.
EUbYAH earsa 81 aa. Falp.At.oa 4
tic dsars, sisA Z "a. lalm.4:.oa. Lass
Of APpeAts. au114A e.f& c4u a
wrss for frs ersaars.
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
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"
cALI. FOR BIDs FOR CITY PRINT
- tng-(As provided by Sec. 81 * Article
~ :, " Of TIE City Charter
49, 4 Npliee is hereby given TO owners and
'ns managers Of daily newspapers OF general
- Aeireuiasion published In the city OF Sea ttl.
- 1 rat sealed proposals 10 do The City Print
PIG fer the next ensuing fiscal year. to-wlt:
- 1fIom January / 1899. Il December 81 lsq9
~. {hoth Inclusive. viii be received on or before
AZ. ne twentieth 'eoEhl day next after the
publication OF this call. to-wit on or before
. ),he 18th day u November 1895
Each Of such proposals shah be accom-
- lfahied ny bond win not less than two
Co Aars 0seoo@ approved by the Comptroller
Ind Corporation Counsel. conditional that
= ~ iaf proposal he accepted the parry pro
-. 1ais proposa,. veil. seasonahy ana faith
,ler 4 saly cause u be- accurately printed and
q llaaashed according 10 law in Il certain
sulsiien III the CITY a0a published therein
fsl AID singular The matters and sAings re-
a. ss ,,, by a~ Q y published in the city
--t ID shall Wsih such bond be del Vered 10
Itse clF Clerk sealed Up lu an envelope IN
-. aefsed sta.ej proposals and bond fey city
~: sueh propaeas Will 0e lndorsel by the
t ~ c'erk n t7e tfne ~ such delivery With
- Ihs dste Il BIS reception thereof ana viii
at opsred by the cijy CouncIl A. saTlv a.
fsay & az Its next monthly session there
. i1tTs atd iAffcuFon the council VII BY
NJ. ffes ahos, proposals have been offered ard
sr. oe terms or their proposals respectively.
W.: a1 ees.snste rs city official news-
~ saascf mas offered the lowest urauasti=
WA day approved bon3. and such news
- Faf~f sheA AZ TIE beginning OF the next
e*eSS# Hsaai year ta-wt. 0n January
-. aad dlr.He ss+d year ls9 De sneh
~. e@ efi ai Hewspsper"
rle- hea1s lct l;Hlasr} Tag unsuccessful pro
AZ. ses3!s VII ac retained 80 lraposerS
"a Ill. II PARRY
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Seattle rocsl EsD6y5--Maxlulus temper
azure - degrees. minimum. %. gntsn. -.
Weather, Gear,
c. ~. SALISBURY.
Section Dsreei1-, Weather B2reAl
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THE. WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. New l2-~Avaiiahie
SO *Da pa. reserve. s242 5l5 ga
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tfour-Steady: special brands. 40; hard
patents. s.. ieg $50; soft patents. S.. S&i2 ~;
straights. &5us.l0: bakers, 3. 4edl25o.
Wneat-No. , spring. s5166t1c, No. 3
spring, 6l1@l6ii4c: Ne red. 67i.c.
Corn-No. p sasa33c.
oats-No. .. &si-Slze: No. white. 27isc
No. white, 20. zte7A,c.
Rye-No 2. isIsc
Rayley-No . sra iec.
Flax seed-No. /. 81.
Timothy seed-Pr.me. s. 22Ia.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. s7S5Ss.. %.
Lard-Per 100 lbs 81 s2iesi4 80.
Short ribs sides-I<oose "a s.ggf5. 10
Dry salted shoulders-Boxed, &2s4aiNsc.
Short clear sides-Boxed, S4.s5G4a5.
Observation-Disclosures finished goods, per
gal, S.eo.
Sugar-Cut loaf $50. sranulafad 51Ac
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND
FLAG. RIG AND NAME.

N ~ "- ""''' 'a
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Closing Quotations.

LONDON. Nov. 12.-C'andan Pacific,
S53s. Grand Trunk. :. Bar silver steady.
y lid Money. - rs per cent.
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Cash w heat.

Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat, si1S7.0L2lA.
Financial.
Silver bars 49, COS Drafts-Sight -. 1917
Mex dolls ..41l4447s4 Telegraph =. :. is
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wa,nn,s. pr y. SAX. aE.as. Eastern
h1erk walnuls &c pecans. llstl@r. u.e,4ls
,,r~.,,ss cheaper grade l&c, Icaau : as.
,,,.r l5c- hickory. &c: isalasa cAestf9ts
90 Rrazl IL. cocoanGtS. "a; 81 per
- .oncSru Sc per b. dates &. "a! for.
a.. ,.hits egs. 81 = PES lo~le ok
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DAILY BULLETIN.

Seattle. Nov 81. isss.
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City Treasurer of tho City OF Seattle
Date Of LIST publication November 10.
IixA
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Our magnetic foot batteries protect
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The CHRISTIAN Herald

burn everything that you cannot get off.
You must throw all our supplies up the
James River as soon as possible, and
accompany them yourself with all your
force. 1t will be of vast Importance to
establish our depots on James River with
out delay If we abandon White House.
will keep you advised of every move
ment so long as the wires work; after that
you must exercise your own judgment"
All these commands were obeyed. So
excellent were the dispositions OF the
different officers in command of the troops
depOts and gunhoats, and so thorough was
the warning of the approach of the enemy,
that almost everything was saved, and
but small amount Of stores was de-
strOyed to prevent them from falling into
the hands OF the enemy. Gen. Stone
mans communications with the main
army being cut off, he fell back upon
White House Station, thence to York
town, when White House was evacuated.
ITO be cOntinued)
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vance. The order was cheerfui1y obeyed
and after renewed desperate fighting at
sunset the day was won by the Federal
arms.
At this time il was not necessary for me
to use any stratagem in order to visit the
rebel encamDment, for all that was neces-
sary to be known Of the rebel force and
movements had been already ascertained.
Consequent, | was quietly awaiting
further developments, and while waiting
was trying to make myself generally use
full in the hospitals. singular case
came under my notice there: that OF a
man being stunned by the near approach
Of Il cannon-ball 1t did not come in con-
tact with even his clothing, and yet he
was knocked down, senseless, and for sew
eral days he could neither hear nor speak.
l think the most trying time that the
Army OF the Potomac ever had on the
Peninsula was in front of Richmond lust
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running until half past 10 or SO, Sunday
mornings"
We were so anxious to get settled that
we paid little heed to Tine Bank The
Bank of England, the worlds synonym
for safety, solidity and security in money
matters-eXcept to see that it had long,
windowless walls black with time and
London smoke, and of simple, strong lines,
which, while they had little loneliness,
were still grateful to the eye. We
threw thrift to the winds, took a cab and
found a quiet clean, obtrusively con-
scientiouS temperance hotel.
Then began our struggles with the Eng
lish coins. English money is 20 whit
less aggraVating than Austrian, and the
British habit of cutting their words off
and shipping out letters in the middle OF
them, which is particularly bothersomc
when cabmen and shop girls rattle off
prices. is simply inexcuSable. Ever since
discovered that Beauchamp was rot Beau
champ" but rBeecham, " and Cholmondely
was called "Chumley, | have been glad OF
the Fourth of July. A threepenny piece is
"thrippence, and is worth six instead Of
three OF cur cents-a bother that comes
up again in their shilling, which instead
of being worth 12H cents, as our sensible
are. is worth quarter. The
'tuppence pennies, bargains for two,
five. seven and a ha penny, " and farthings
are Enough, but Just as one begins to be
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A JRUNT IN LONDON.
Scenes and Characteristics of
England's Metropolis.
tondons Peculiar Sundays-The Buses.
British Pronunciation The Bank and The
Mansion Some Of the People.

We arrived in London one Sunday
morning bright and early, and therein
erred twice, as we soon discovered. One
should not arrive there either early or on
Sunday, for in spite of all its business
it's lazy town about getting up in the
mornings on week days, and on Sundays
lies abed all the morning. Londoners
call this Sunday morning laziness ex-
ceeding piety. We having come from a
stern ancestry that believed in giving God
a full days service, did not so regard it
bus that's another story. At any rate
strangers who are travelling in a happy go-
lucky style, as we were, will find it in