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New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

The Chronicle weather report that oene
rains nave fallen IN many sections "here nesues
Ispd Development u the plant In some cstric!s sos
.he Suf however well at points along the Atsn.
moisture Is claimed be needed. Cotton Exchange
SlS liverpool cables: Spot cotton quleter ~
bales speculation export. 1000 Americsn ooo re-
,slps 100 American. ZOO: mlddnng 9plAnu
Futures opened quiet partial I64d decline closed easy
~ l4l'1 -Cid decline Deeamber-Janusry'
January February 3isl1b: February March. 82Ohs
march April. 32s: Aprii-May rs JSne 81 nss
July 22s August, 322b: Augasi september
September October S2i4s' October oFehDer' ''''1s
november December. 3lehs.
FLOUR AND MEAI>-It in every way aeiet
ieaturel~ss market for -four. although sssoy enough a.
the IN wheat Prices about unchanse..
spring patents .tgs+ ls winter ~ err.
No / winter s3dS3 No winter y OOHez ~,
no grade. 81 70 -. RYE FLOrR-steaoy SnSIsd: "ood
70 fair s. lOgs3 %; choice 10 fancy go 81 10
q brand BAG MEAL-Quiet Quoted; fins rFru Eu,e
BIC hne yellow. e5cVsi; coarse szgs4s -, ,-ye
airm Quoted: spring bran. bulk 80 10, ssf
SIS 80 coarse winter bran sI6 256s7 20 latter white
me. SIS nddnss slbQSls city ~ ~ "'e'i'' H
my chop. sI3 501s14 80. oilmeal S239s2S %
GRAIN-wHEAT-After a irregular hslf-honr az ts tns
opening wheat developed both activity ana decided
strength the resumption OF Russian erop Ispo, ~
larger scale and OF serious puIpor. tnan 80 ts
ceiyed thus far One Of the largest ehpor'eIs u .
cihc wired that Russian crop news ws ,ns
suggesting the Possibility thht isussia
exports might stopped within the next sixty ooys
With this a the bulls made succestiui in..e
hour closing figures were hqle higher thsh ss
previous night Local operators at frst impressed Mn
idea that figures would luttiy an
sion Of short accounts. adopted that slde eute
vigorous than would otherwise have been Lnsre ~
reports OF liberal Continental seceptsnces sno =.
S.s, ss.ss.I q e 'sss :s s:y.s .ass
- e sass ssiissH 6sasish sSws. xassAA nasksn
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

closed only partial I'd higher while PARIS quotations
One OF the buli'sh features In home the Mchi
wnich would indicate crop Of only 100000 bush
seller OF wheat time and free offerings
new wheat TO arrive. Spring wheat receipts still
large at cs compared with 2O1 year
ITALIAN shipments $4,000 bush and worlds ship
inens were estimated at s0DoO0 bush In all parts Of
the winter and spring wheat belts seasonabe weather
vailed. on the curb July ranged from sohc 10 Hhc,
crossing Slhc a I o'clock. Quotations OF cash wheat.
70 sfoat basss. were follows: No 2 red s2sc. No
Northern Duluth. s2ho and So Se 20 arrive; No
RED, sossc. elevator. .cOFN-The market derived
whatever steadlness OF undertone showed from the
wheat market being unfavoraby affected bJ prospects Of
larger receipts West selling by receiving
houses Liverpool closed I'D lower and exporters
look $1,000 bush at all ports on the curb July ranged
from $3.50 10 39+c closing 8e&c O'Clock OATS
The market dull hut fairly steady with oths
staples Export business amounted to 10 600 bush. No
oats closed 30lt Q3lc: No No white 52cs
No white Bic track mixed, 30dS1iec: track white. 80
m3fc; No ? white clips. 33c. RYE-Market steady,
No Western. G4N2c. and No l Western. 65c both
anoat state 5ac New-York CARROTS. sBA r
LEl-Market steady: feeding. &c I Buffalo and
mailing. 65c delivered The Government report made
winter wheat condition 6I3 against 7G2 last month and
@s last year. These figures would suggest total of
&sZ3loWo bush. compared with 3ls.5I0OO bush indi-
Gated month ago and 3Tpsl3ooo bush harvested last
year Spring wheat condition 9l.4 against 1908 last
June and suggesting 2s5 600 600 bush against
2oa3a 600 bush year actual yield. Rye condition
was $40; oats. ssI and barley. 9i.4.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-Y York. Jnne 20. iea


pFANs AND PEAs-The market IL showing quot
able change local jobber ztill buying only in small
o.s am n,ssn shippers havc taken few hundred bar
rel. Of marrow and red kidney this week but those orders
rs can be done week. however receipts are ~
much lighter that hOdes here are inclined 10 take iher
S7,s Continued scarcity Of green peas is making firm
position with some holders asking nrtner sa
81 a. DO medium choice s. 81 20 DO pea cho.ee 81 2.h
SSrs 90 red s5ssl o d. ycow eve choc
turtle soup choice 9, 20 DO. DO lima % csIfO,Ha 81
b6s 81 O5 DO bags. 81
BITTER-The receipts for the week ending to-day were
& pkss me R. psn ss We. 'Il ns
We are now nearly 90 pkgs short OF last year since
May tn. week ss. . 'Sfr S .ns % 6S!T than f
rrrent use or spe ulatOn. and II was sort Of walt
s fn FORMER prices especially FOR long lines OF both
creamery and ladies suitable t0 s.oIssr cut psraiols
are m hGdns hsh on rs SaE Of the going into sior.
sun being put & Sy tsas 'i sot s"Sssh Ss Sek W Is
make in the line OF values except possibly on
s~ .eysral days past and command lac The ship
oents Tor the week ZOO, up $o' pkss mostly fresh fac
tS.y a. s1trss 11 pS n issasxc do Srsts l7aise
DO thirds to seconds l69l7e DO state extras ls
% wes9 tubs fancy i1s Do r;' - leS9le SITE
sat- dairy tins etc is1diec: Western imitation cream
srS S extras ISsiec 90 nr.,s i.qisG DO sscond, i2g
iShc. DO lower grades. llii8i2He.
CHEEsE-Thsre is little fresh stock day. bat
Nesry al the receipts during the shown
heat. and euk Of the large cheese has had to
really fancy perfectly cool cheese has been short
ne demand and few could probably be PLACED a, 81,
cream have forward freely this week and are
ie.. esc;. Of the heat. average grades Freely
Saa @ either white :. . s., ',S.s s.s, Ssa
aalst but without further ehsnr- ~ pries tvsrpes'
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

N follows ana ave minutes earlier from Mes, 90 81;
nam A. M-Nestibulsd Eapress daily foE binxnamtesx
ws,sriy Eimira Buffalo. bradford Arrive b1aaso
p n Parlor car Buffalo. -.
sso p M.-yestbued limlted-Fast mail daily. soii0
train Tor chicago Arrives Cleveland TAO NJ, chscaSo
& p n sleepers Chicago. Cleveland and cincinn ss-
ia0 r. M.-Bunao and Cleveland vestlbuled Express
daily Arrives Burso Oo A. NJ. Bradford 10 a. ~.
lam A. NJ, Youngstown 1927 A. NJ C1<ve-
Liss5iY P.M-paiy solid train for Bnshs m,on. Em.r..
Wavery and Chicago seepers 70 BgIslo. Chicago and
sI,IcKETs. LoCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
i CoMMoDArIoNs at H. ii3 2sI. 4oi and s5T broad
way I2f Bowery. Io6 East ioth-st and 215
st., Chambers and wes, 2Sd-st ferries. SewYsrk; ~
and FultOn-et os broadway Brooklyn, I.2 Rssr-st
Hoooken. and Jersey City station. NewYsrk Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dencss
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-NOrk. June 10. 1SN.
COFFFF-Trading in Brazilian coffee futures more
lively this morning weaker cables bringing out heavy
i,ruiation the opening call reacted 5000 bags
rsrtiy decline Of points. Officially the market was
called barely steady the opening with July unchanged
and other ths 10 points lower. The business
the call included July AZ rs, October at 4s5 November
a. $40 March 3 f5G5 70 and April at $50. The cables
S-or Hsvre and Hamburg decidedly unsatisfactory
Roth markets showing lower prices Receips AZ Rio and
ssuto< heavy footing 1000 bags, which,
connection with already heavy supplies caused specu
sfvs operators avoid the market Selling was checked
howeyer larger warehouse deliveries these reached
s73 bags representing fair distribution For
entire session business reached - 40 bags, with
,ss market rral'y loss ~ 10 10 Is points
Sao Brazilian ruled weak and lower. with prices
=, the basis Of for lots and 6'sc for jobbng
parcels -, ,--. -.
The range of prices in the local market to-day
q
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June 10 D. m.-Cotton-Sp0t quiet; prices
1-32d lower: American middling fair. q -64d good
mddng 3Sd mifdling. l3-32d low mlddllng, $50
good ordinary i-32d ordinary 2T-s2d The sales OF
the day were 70o bales including 900 for speeuatoh
and export and o 800 American receipts 700 bales IN
cludng 6 200 American Futures opened quiet, win
moderate demand and closed easy AZ the decline amer
lcen mdflng l. C.. Tune % 6Id sellers. June and
July 22-,4d sellers; July and August 800 ou'ei
August and September ~ 6+d sellers; september sln
October 26tQ3 220 04d sellers October and Noveuorr
2s4d3 2i-G4d sellers November and en- ~,
19-64G3 2o64d sellers: December and January lsofn
2O64d reliers. January and February ~ o4GS $3.50
March and April 0 2i-G4d buyers; April and May
4
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

Cash quotaiions were follows Flour steady winter
p.,ens 81 G5aS3 10 straights 81 1888 30 spring
81 q bakers 81 3Gs2 %. No spring wheat. Iialtrc
10 red 76dTTlsc: No 2 corn S3'. f34h No yellow
~ . rys sfisc: No barley sGG3sc; No narseed.
81 afL W 81 on: prime timothy seed, 81 ~ mrss
o-g ne, bb 81 isdss O6 lard per 100 n - soqA va
bJ.d So yas4 75 short clear sides boxed - soast 70
whi,ke~ distill.rs finished goods per gallon, ~ -
,.r cut Iosf 50 02 grRnUlated - 81 on the Prod
~ Frchsnge today the butter markr was rrn cream
srs. asGisc. dalries. 10a Ice Cheese weak '%0sse'
Eggs steady; fresh lZe o -
> ~ 7anc corn quiet. No mixed 35e. oats Suiet
X rnixed q 7'sG2.c. Rye quiet; No = Coc. bu''rt
nn,.; sugar arm. quiet. iOc Cheese active
,,I.r.,,see Juoe iO-Wheat steady No Nofthein y,
es--c' 10 . northern TJiac. Rye Teaey. No J. ONO
80 Rariev quet. No 2 40c: sample Sp4oc
,,,r,.a,oli. June 10 --Cose: Wheat In store, No !
.he'r lime SsSc July 73Nc; september 72Ae: on
xtSsrn 7izc Fiour and bran unchanged.
pnuaN.ipbia June IO-wheat nrm and half cent;
,,rbs~- coniract grade. June - uT5Ac corn IN
nsssrvsd No mlrrd June 3ss N3s &c oats steady No
.hits cIipped ~ aJ3c. No white clipped slg5l &c
10 MIXED clipped 3OaSOl7c. Butter nrm, lam Wrst-
@ ,tr Ig1 Mac DO Western l4dl4aei do southwestern
ias6t4c. 90 southern. i3gl5'1c. Cheese quiet. but
t...afy Reretps Flour co bbls $500 sacks; wheat
600 hush. corn OD bush. oats 1900 bush snip
nnents-Whea; go bush. corn, 1900 bush oAm lz"p
bush - -.,,
,u1x an ssp,enber 7so No hard 7IgI2ne corn
Sisber No eash sac. June 32se; July 32se Septsn-
ps,x Sssrc; ssptenbsr 2oSc; No 2 white as'se
To,.ae June iovhest higher No 2eash ne July
sfks I'D Cora auli steady No mixed sss' oss auii
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June iO-There not enough cattle re
ceyed here a market and prices in consequence
were little than nominal The few sales made were
AZ yesterdays ruling prices The demand for hogs was
slow and receipts large prices ruled about &c
lover Closing prices 50 G5gs3 % for light 50 05g
~ S2 for mixed 81 aJ$3 ~ for heavy. Pigs brought
80 2as3 TO- and cus 81 3Od$3 80 The market for sheep
and lambs almost nominal receipts being very
small Sheep quo,able at 81 5O9s4 10 choice
lngs sold SJS5 10: vooed Colorado lambs at 81 100
NJ clipped lambs 81 I5aS5 80 and spring lambs 81 30
Isl. Receipts-Cattle 100 head; hogs. 24WO. sheep
f,0tG.
Cincinnati June lO.-Hogs easy. 50 2Jas3 80. cattle
steady s3as5 l5 sheep dull 81 2js4 % lambs steady
JOaST
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
OF c. attract prices in the loesi market to-day

Srot cotton closed steady and unchanged middinf up
land quoted 5-lec and middirg Gulf & t9-lCc as com
psred With g-iCc and i3-ltc respectively last year
Sales ~ oeS bales were export The Department or
Agriculture fad. In part IN It's report ne repo,es
from States are more or isss con
ectnV and the Department will issue cumulative
until II is more definitely ascer
however admits u no doubt Not only was tle
originally planted less than that o ast year nut
Seer some plouehlng up OF land which the
the generally quality OF which there are
hundreds Of complaints had failed to gerfninate
The following table compiled by Baly Montgomery
gives detailed comparison Of the condition on June
] with previous - .o. 80.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM nINIGi0N.

9l2 A 81 and $50 p N. Daily, except sunday. 10
Pittsheld Sundays only a o. 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintseh Light =.
Ticket Offices ll3. 28l 4l3 and l2l0 Broadway. -
Union So. W. 235 Columbus 81 West ls5th ST.,
l25h and l3sth ST. statons New York 33s and 7c3
Fulton 81. and i04 Broadway. E. D.. BROOKLYN.
Telephone ''27so Thrty-eighth street for New Yors
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel
residence by westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

A DvERTIsEMENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
N received at thesr Uptown Once. No "a lsroadway
I'd door north OF 3ls;-s. until O'clock advertise
received the following branch Offices reguAP
until o'clock via. 4.
23dst: 1872 e,h-eye. i2th-st Macy's sth-aye
wes, 42d rear sth-sss o2 East ltth g 81 wsss
42d-st between Tth and ssh l5s 4Tthst
sdsv between 18th and T7th i025 81 ave- near
eistst ios iss-ave near ssth-st; $50 Sd ave.
4isi-st SS4 Sd-ave 40 Dleecksf-st 33 Beecker-sf
asoe sdAve.: 20 East 18th lS2l % 22a ave-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
NAVAL STORES

Business In naval stores to-day Of local charac
ter the barely steady. Spirits
lower. other departments quotations were
unchanged Quotations follow;
TAR-Regulars 80 do oil bbls g. co
SPIRITS TT'RPTNT1NE-3sN3sNc
ROSfN-Common to good strained. 81 SOTsl 22is r.
81 45 F. ~ so c. 81 81 II. 81 20, 81 -; X, 81 90. NJ
So 70. ~ 50 80: W c. g. 20; W ". s. -.
STOCK or HAND.
Spirits furYentine ESQ pbs
lO-" bul-
Savannah June 1Ospirts turpentine firm. 2e.c sales
1870 bbs receipts 23l. Rosin firm. sales. 205 bbls
receipts $50 Quoted. 4. 3. Q and p. 95c: z 81 T.
81 Wi..G 81 u. 81 20 81 -. *. 81 ~. ". 81 10;
y. 81 0j. " C. 80 20. W. 50 20.
wilmington June lO-Sp'rits tupentine Arm 35G3j sc
receipts io5 casks Rosn dull eDG0Jc: receipts 4O4 bbs
Crude turpenne quiet 81 q 90 10 and 81 20 receipts
a. bbs Tar Arm GOc. receipts. los hbls.
Charleston June lO-Turpentne firm. AZ 35+c. Roeln
hrm. sales. 142 bbls. =. T.. Q. u and T. hOc T. 81.
G 81 05 IT. 81 10. 81 20. K 81 30 N. 81 60: ~ 81 50;
W c. 50. " ". 50 %
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
RAYMOND s Wbiteomb
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE.
rs Union Square, n. Y. Telephone ole 18th.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

scHEDULE IN EFFEcJ MAY l4 IsS
Leave New York South Ferry wnitehan Terminap, aae
foot OF Liberty Time shown 10 from south Ferry
ieav. liberty s minutes later.
sDa1y tExcept Sunday. tsun6aW
CHICAGO s43D a m dlberty street oniy) 81 Is ,.
anc sS2 10 night.
PfTTsBURC s4.3o o. m liberty street only). 'ooe
p cTScTNNATi ST. LOUIS '9.ss - m. 's.D -.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. f1@ 'sB Cpinef
oil IS a. m. DINER, ti2 3 N lDtner) .lD tpinsr,.
'21 c'oyal Limited exclusively Pullman !,sin Diss.
XoRroi,R. 5i2eri }i2S p NJ 49,
An tra,ne are illuminated With Pintrch Light -
ofre..: ilS. i72, aei 4sa isst Brosdwso un,os -
w l2T Bowery ~. Y: $50 Fulton st. 40 Orah.m eve.
1rooklyn whitehall Terminal and Liberty st. hAsssss
checked from hotel o. residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

COTTON-The cotton market worked within range Sf
4 ronts Tie open call developed tolersbly steady
feeling declse OF la4 points cables being unsails
factor particularly the amount Of business III spot
gtfon s Liverpool the decline of i321 in prices Con
sfYaVs n aceis afraid that this abrupt e~uP ~
eshadOwed decreasing volume OF business
~ c,fi1r goods with india and China 70 follow the un
s and prct-aced O. activity. Crop reports were
senesIIy learsh received from private sources. Du
: nervous feeling prevailing and more or less general
fisnoston 10 hold Government report operated
srtnst large transactions As soon as The report from
yVesbing,.n made appearance there was prompt
rsv In prices loss prscticallf recovered ana
verre short contracts Decame feature The details
,he eport are appended. The featur- OF the state
men, was the decline IN the acreage hut the pubhca
ION fslea 10 stimulate speculation the degree that
bad heer hoped for. The market soon became quiet
ttb orerafons confined largely the nferchanges of
loes traders Wall people were observed 70 be
buying little cotton. with preference for the sum
yrsr months which revived inquiry 20 whether
- ,ot Arrps, cotton is TO subject OF msnpua
lion one ~ the conditions Il to-days market was TO
,hs effect that large Philadelphia house Will require
is~re amount before the new crop move
rnent enough 20 be ~ service 70 me shor
hs market closed steady with prices unchanged 20
points lower ..-,--. -. -. A..
was fCll
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot OF West 2srd Cortlandt and Desbrosses
streets (PennA. X, X. Ferries
time West 2srd Street: other figures Cortlandt of
Desbrosses streets. Daily except SUNDAY; sunday
only. Otner trains daily. I sunday leayese.D. esun
dayleayessi5. sunday leaves IS.
t.6.5S 700 A N. locai for EAsTON.
.1.JJ eS.OS A. NJ. For BUFFALO, MAG ARA
FALLS ana West, and principal loca points. Parlof
and Dining Cars. Connects for Coal brsnchss-
GxekYSs." Rsndsomest tran "a the world I'm.
nsctIne With through seepers Detroit aud Chicago.
Ds For wTLkEs.BARRR,
.ss3 iSS sSFASTSsd sSd Ssi f:neh''
g'4.JJ 5.15P.M. L0cal for MAJ SH thtNk.
+.S'I0 hlO 2 NJ Local for MAICh CHUNK.
+.KiO 6IOPM Local express for EAsIOS.
.5,JJ 1905 ?. NJ. For Bura.o ard points West
Through Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago ant Toronto.
sf5J 800 p. q. Express FOR BUFFALO snd
TORONTb None bur Sleeping e a PASSENGER esrfise
.IO.2J, 1880 Pm. ForiTHAtA. Roc HESTER
BUFFALO and West. sleeping Car 70 chicago,
SOUTH PLA ISFIELD and BOUND BRuok locaa
daily except sunday 'i0H, l0SA.M '25' 10 81"
as, SIS and 80 2 NJ. ,.. ~, ,.o
3ji stI and 1874 broadway, S Union Square west <s
Columbus Ave, n. J. So Fulton ST. Court ST.
Broadw,y and Brooklyn Annex station, Bro0klyn
Transfer Co. will call for and check bSgfaGo
from hotel OF residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

stesdy; No MIXED &c. Rye unchanged No essh,
&c bid C1oyerseed dull. higher: prime cash. new, " 3D.
October. 81 30
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

H.sIase .,toT b9U SJ5 B1.3 sIV ~ oOo oOE %,
The area planted IN 1895 y 4oO S54 acres ana III
1897 was p 05l 3e4 acres
Ihe statistical position made up by this mornings
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
4 coa,rac, prices in the local market to-day
coffee is as fellows

Ri,-Cofee market steeCy. No Rio. 1850. exchsngc
is-f3d receipts 7ooO hrrs. cleared FOR the United
states 90 bags stock 2.;a.iO9 bags.
The statistical position Cf BIazti coffee j. fellows:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

VACATION TOURS AT LOW RATES TO
NOVA SCOTIA AND
NEWFOUNDLAND.
IIpon RED CROSS STEAMERS. sailing every Saturday
al o'clock Full particulars and literature applica
RAYMOND & wHITcOMB, C. p Agts..
25 Union Square N. Y
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Boston, June 1o-Flour quet; receipt. !, - =, 9els
winter patents sass 90 winter clears and straights
AZ eOGs4 % Cornmeal firm: s4Gs6c per bag 81 s34s M
er bbi corn dull; receipts 1853 bush; No 2 t2s spi5c
steamer yellow 4lisc. Oats nrm receipts 80 665 bush
fancy 35is 636c and 3 S4n3+ &c. Milieed quiet
b-an spring SIS: winter si5 75 Red Dog nour SIS ~
middlings SIS 2sGSIT 20. Butter hrm: Northern isc
Wesfern isH dlOc: imitation. ij1lbi1c; ladies', nc
cheese firm. northern. sd9c; Western sis0"c.
Chicago June iO-The leading futures unsed as fol
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

Receipts OF breadstufs interior in Thousands
last three cphers Co0O) omitted nour bbs grain BUSH
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
OLD UONllNl@M GQGgEs

DAILY SERVICE
For old Point Comfort Norfolk Newport News Ports
mouth Pinner Point and Richmond. Va connecting for
Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington. D.
C., and entire South and Weet.
Freight and Passenger call from Pier 20.
North River. foot Of Beach St. week day
Sat. Al and Sat. Q. N.
People's voice., 1899-09-28

left it in the hole on the mountain. 1
think IL is still there" was the quietre-
ply, and they went down to the waiting
bridal party.
The accommodation train swung
slowly around the curve below Tregar-
then, and the intervening spur of the
mountain shut out the last view of the
fttle village and its smoking furnace.
Ringbrand closed the window whee the
cInders began TO blow in, and, looking
around the dingy interior of the car.
thought of that other eventful journey
taken in the same vehicle. He bent
toward the small pink ear at his shoul-
der and whispered: do you know
where first began to love you, Hester7"I
"No," she answered, drawing her
veil down so that she could blush COM
fortably.
1T was right here; you were sitting
IN this very seat, only it was turned the
other way. saw you get on the train
at Chilwanee. and ran after you like q
school-boy. That was the beginning Of
It."
And the end is not yet.
THE END.
People's voice., 1899-09-28

10 keep him from using his rife; and as
we fell. | saw the third man in blaze"
Henry's post had been nearest to the
bay window. and he told how jeff had
tried twice To l'~ht ~, li,--r;~oS. ana
how the blaze had enveloped him as he
was making the third attempt. While
he was telling about it, the front door
Of the house was opened from within,
and the colonel left the group and stood
for some miputes talking with some one
in the hall. Presently he called out:
"You-all didn't get hurt, did you, Mr..
Ringbrandp
Not worth mentioning" was the re-
ply, and Ringbrand was sufficiently
human to give place to the hope that
Hester had seen something of the strug-
gle, and to rejoice in the thought that
her anxiety had prompted the inquiry.
The door closed again when the
wagon was driven up, and the colonel
helped the others to lift the injured
man to the bed Of straw in the deep box.
When he had been made as comfortable
as possible, the two others were swung
up behind and tied securely; and the
colonel, Ludlow and Ringbrand drove
down to Tregarthen with their prison
ers.
The colonel said little until the
wagon stopped on its return to "The
Laurels" to set the two younger men
down at Ludlow's gate; then he rose
and held out his hand to Ringbrand.
Il reckon you 'preciate how feel, Mr..
Ringbrand, an I'm mighty proud to
acknowledge my obligations, an the
obligations Of the whole family, to you,
sch. We-all amt gwine to fo'get this
heah night the longes' day thah's q
Latimer livin',"-the colonel's idiom
grew stronger under the influence Of
emotion-"an' want to say right heah
afOre Tom Ludlow, sch, that as long as
thah is Latimer livin', he'll be proud to
tell his child'en an his grandchildren
that we-all are beholden to you. sch, for
ouh lives an for ouh property"
Ringbrand saw through the thin
mask of grandiloquence, and hastened
to assure the colonel that he was only
too glad to have been in time. "0nly
don't call it an obligation, colonel" he
added; 1.-THE motive was purely selfish
in a way that you'd hardly understand
if tried to explain it."
The colonel said much more to the
same purpose, and would not leave them
until he had extracted a promise from
Ringbrand to extend his visit. When
they had finally hidden him goodnight,
and Ludlow was opening the housa
door with his latch-key, Ringbrand
said: "If you love me, Tom, let me
sleep all day tomorrow if can: I'm
about dead on my feet"
People's voice., 1899-09-28
A wONDERFUL,CURH OF DlARRnOEA.
A Prominent Virginia Editor Had Almost
Given Up, but Was Brought Back to Per-
feet Health by Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
READ HIS EDITORIAL.
And the end is not yet.
THE END.


From the Times, Hillstille, Va.
/ suffered with dlarrhoea for long
time and thought | was past being
cured. had spent much time and
money and suffered so much misery
that | had almost decided To give up
all hopes OF recovery and await the
result; but noticing the advertise
ment Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhOea Remedy and also some
Testimonials stating how some won
derful cures had been wrought by this
remedy, decided TO try II. After
takIug few doses | was entirely well
OF that trouble, and l wish TO say
lrther 10 NV readers and fe,low-suf.
ftferS that | am a bale and hearty
man today ana fell as well as / ever
dld in ny life %. r. Moore. Sold
by all druggists.