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The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

Uns forterssse ennemie en- plein
Paris, c'sst spectacle curieux qu'offre
en- 60 moment une maison i deux
stages situ6s rue Chabrot. C'est 10
quarter general de la Ligue Anti-S6-
Mitiqne, composee DIES ennemis de Ia
race jaivs ct pa~rtisans au maintien de
Ia condemnation de Drsyfus parce
qn'il estjuif. Tn ordre d'arrsstation a
etc lance contre le president dc la
Ligue, Jules GuSrin, pour une contrs-
veption d la lOi, ct il s'est refugio dams
IN maisOn ave nne g%uarantaine
d'autres fous de son calibre ct MANAGE
de resister iusqu'a Ia mort. La police,
n'osaat p6netrer de force dams la cita-
dele, OH SO trouvent beaucoup d'armes,
monte 10 garde dams la rue, au miIisu
dun rassemblemeDt de cnrieux qni
g~usttent avec impatiepce le moment
on surviendra I'm coDfit.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
Reduced Rates for Summer Trips.

Commencing June 1st and continuing
to and including Sept. 3Oth, 1899, the
Texas & Pacific Railway Company
will sell round-trip Summer Tourist
Tickets to points in Alabama, Col
Orado, District of Columbia, Georgia,
Maryland Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, New York,
North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio,
Ontario, Pennsylvania. Quebec, South
Carolina, Tennessee. Virginia, West
Virginia and Wisconsin, at 0 consider
able reduction of rates.
See the nearest Ticket Agent for full
information or write E. p. Turner, G..
p. and 7. A., Dallas, Texas.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

Une maIa1ie qui a tout Pair d'etre la
peste bubsniQue s'est d6claree ct est
devsnue f%pidsmiqae d Porto, Portugal.
CONNIE touiours, les m6deciss no sont
pas d'accOrd sur Ia caractere de cstts
naladie. mails ills admettent tous qu'slle
RESEMBLE a cello qui fat tant de Ia
wages aux Indies.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
NOTICE..

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, Ia, ,
July IS, 1899. )
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof i'll support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Frank
Wharton, u. S. Commissioner, at Bayou Chicot,
La, on Sept. 9th, 1898, viz:
Caroline R~IeasRnis,
who made Homestead Entry No. 14l57, for the
En- of Wa, Tor lot - 8. E.4 of n. W! and E. Of
8. WA Section 81, TIP. 3, >. of K. l f. La. Mer-
idian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Hawkins Devilie, JOS. c. Holden, Etienne
Deyille, Henry l.. Erlich, all of Bayou Chicot,
La.
WALTER l.. COHEN,
July 81, lS99-6t Register.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

La legislature accomplit sans bruit,
sans grands discours, Ia petite bosogno
pour laquelle ellie n etc convoqn6e. II
ny o du rests guere cause dc cha
maille ct sill ny await pas a In cham
bre nn populisto qui no vent pas faire
comma les autres, CO serait t%eujon,s a
l'nDamitse que les projects do loi ser
aient ad0pt6s.%
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
NOTICE.
NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA, I
August /. 1899. {

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA, I
August /, 1899. 5
Notice is hereby given That the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before b. Bloom
field, U. s. Commissioner, at Opalousas, La,
ON Sept. 18th, 1899, viz:
Ermogene Devilie,
who made Homestead Entry No. 1865
for the N. Of 8. E.4 and N. E.4 of s. WI Sec.
80, TIP. q, s. X. 1 W, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
4Duis DeYilin. Sr., Willie Boulreaux, Eros
BeilaTt, Simon Beilarl, ali of ST. Landry Par
isi, La.
WALTER 1. COHEN
Aug 5, 1899. Register.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

LIE vaisseau de la fiotte de Cervera d6-
fruit q Santiago, "Rsina Mercedes"
sera conserve CONNIE relique, avec
toutes les avaries quill a snbies. On
nc %depensera que $500 pour 10
METRE dams un etat p~resentable.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

Trois beaucoup ct trois pen sont per
nicieux a lhomme: b%eaucoup parler ct
peu savoir beaucoup %d6penser ct pen
avoir; beaucoup pr6sumer ct pen va
oir.-Proverbe espagnol.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

LIE plus long poat du monde est Ie
pont Victoria. 4 Montreal, qui a 8,l4l
picds de long dun autre cote Ia Chine
possede IN viaduc de 10000 pieds.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
For EyecutiyeC Ommittee.n

Job work OF all kind turned out at this
Office on short notice. Get ON prices
before placing your order. We will
save You money ana guarantee satisfac-
tiOn.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

Les clons. pour rExposition de 1900
continuent 4 absnder. Les derniers
ont qnelqaes %originalit6. On parle
d'abord d'uno grande batisss, qui tonr-
Derait complement sur elIe-meme.
Ellie au,ait II hauteur de quatre cents
pieds ct serait divis6e en- vingt- trois
stages. sur chacun desquels II y aurait,
pour lie public, nne attraction sp6ciale.
La batisse tounerait a qne vitesse dc
trois miles 4 rheurs. Les architectes
afirme quill ny asrait aucun danger
ct qa'on n'6prouvera meme en- tonrnant
aucune sensation d6sagreable.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

DIR. r. M. .Littell has returned to
Opelousas, and resumed practice. His
offices is on Main street, adjoining st.
Landry State Bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
Very Desirable Home For Sale

One block from Catholic Church at Grand
Cotcau, Louisiana. Fine house, out-atfices and
grounds, we'll wattred and fenced Apply by
letter to j. Haguai, Lafayette, La, or to Mayor
c., J. Thompson, Opelousas, La.
October 8, 1899.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

See A. C.. Skiles for Lumber, Shingles
Bricks, Lime, Sand and Cement.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

W. want all the printing yon 4 give
fs and we will guarantee it to he done
well and cheap.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

UDe dams LIE COURIER
co1te peu ct rapporte b%eauconp.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
LIE COURIER DIES oPELoUsAs

On dscouvrit For en- California or
1S46.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

Safety deposit boxes for rem at the
st. Landry State Bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
TO THE PURIEC.
nPELOUSAS. La. Angust 9th. 1899.

n~rEIOUsAS, La, August 9th, 1899.
| hereby announce myself as IL candidate for
the nomination by the Democratic party to the
office of sheriff. ! am in favor of priInry cleo
ton by majority vote, q second primary TO be
held in case no candidate receives a majority
OF the votes east at which ali candidates will
be dropped except the two that receive the
highest nui,&ber of votes. There il Il general
opposition throughout the parish to DoiniIla-
tiOna by 81 @Sention because OF the trades and
cOlnlil intl0ns which are alwHy made by dele
l9atSs in such bodies. In my opinion a mtiori-
ty primary election is the only means of lar-
MOI lZing the differences and factions i'll this
parish and which there is a general desire to
heal up. Ii | am defeated at the primary
election, | will do as | have always done, cheer
fully and zealoualy support my successful OPP
ponent. II elected ! VIII perform the dnties
of the office of sheriff to the best of my ability
and will never forget while enjoying the favor
and confidence of the people that | AM simply
their servant. AS sheriff | would place the tax
collecting department OF the office i'll charge of
a competent, we'll known and Trustworthy per
son who would have the confidence Of the
people.
respectfully solicit The votes and support of
the voters without regard 10 past t%actlonai di-
Visions. Respectfully,
NJ. H. SWORDS.
John N, Ogden Percy T.. Ogden
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The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26

Trois bommes, les freres Sam ct NAL
colin Hill, ct Will Shaffer, ~d&jeunaisnt
mercredi 4 Middlesboro, Ky, 9uanh
Shaffer, tomba mort; IN moment aples
les deax fferes nouraient 4 lsnr tsnr.
On rechsrcha Ia cause de cos trois de.
cts Oranges ct on Ia tronva dams la
cafetiere: un serpent venimeux s'y
stait glissS ct await empoisonn6 le
breuvags.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
NOTICE.

Tho firm OF Inonee & T.. A. San'oz is dissoly
ed this day by mutual consent. j.. y. SandOz
from the COURIER, and the
printing and publishing business OF the paper
VIII he continued by Iroucc SandoZ for his own
account. All bills against the late concern Will
be settled on presentation at the COURIER of
flee, :ti;t all parties indebted 10 same are re-
iuestsii 10 cali aid settle without delay.
LhOSCE SaNDOZ.
l.. A. SANDoZ.
OpelOusaS, May ,, 1896.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF Louisiana.
ORLEANS.

COLLEGE IF ART AND SCIENCES.
Classical, Literary. Latiu-Scientiic and
Scientific Courses.
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Mechanical, Electrical. Chemical. Sugar,
Civil and Architectural Engineering.
Ii. SOPHIE NEWCOMB MEMORIAL COLLEGE
for Young Women, with Art and
Boarding Departments.
Fnl! Term of above opens October 2nd.
a DEPARTMENT opens Nov. 18th.
MEDICAL DEBT. opens Oct. 18TH.
For special or general catalogues address
July t-3ni. WH. q. ROGERS Secretary.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-26
Money to Loan.

We can place loans with a frstclass COM
pany, on desirable ard well located lands in
this parish, on easy terms at reasonable and
moderate interest.
For full particulars, apply to the undersigned.
JNO. N. OGDEN & SON.
Opelousas, May 81, 5 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington Sept l5Frost occurred generally Friday
morning IN the Atlantic Coast states from Maryland
r-thward and the freezing temperature Of the sea
sor IN the Middle Atlantic and Ne~-England states was
noted AZ BInghantoh y. Y The temperature has risen
oe,.-.uv from the central valleys over the Atlantic
Coss, States and the seasonal average in the
Mssiss,ppi Lower Ohio and Middle and Lower Missouri
valleys Thunderstorms have occurred along The Middle
and East Gulf States and in Florida and showers are re
nortet in the northern lake region the Upper Missouri
Valley and the middle Rocky Mountain region During
dsv the weather will continue fair with rising tenn
pera,ure generally Of the Mississippi except IN the
unn.r lake region the East Gulf and South At
ia,ttc coa.s showers will Rain will fail IN
in the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys and
showers will be followed by fair and cooler weather in the
middle Rocky Mountain States. b. sunday showers Will
orcur IN the Middle Atlantic and New England States.
The Upper Ohio Valley and the eastern lake region
Along ne Middle Atlantic and NewEngant coasts the
winds will b. variable shift fresh southeastery by
Saturday night Along the south Auanuc coast fresh
easterly winds Will prevail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
REPLY OF THE TRANSVAAL
Continued from frat page.

have been here more than seven years and have
registered. thus being eligible 10 the franchise
Yet OF the British subjects who have availed
themselves OF It, the chief part have been Afri-
kanders and not English born. This shows that
the British in the Transvaal do not want the
franchise.
In my opinion there is no cause whatever for
war. Everything could be settled by arbitra-
ton"
GLOOMY VIEW OF THE TIMES"
A second edition Of The London Times to-
day. prints special dispatch from Newcastle.
Natal dated September 10 which bears out the
British High Commissioners statement. as It
says the Outlanders' Council has transmitted 70
the imperial Government what practically
amounts to a protest against further delay. Inc
correspondent says:
They cannot contemplate without grave mis-
givings the possibility that the Pretoria Govern
ment will be permitted TO further delay matters
IN the plea Of consulting the burghers."
THE T,mes's" correspondent adds There Is
nothing to confirm the reports that the Beers
,.ui concade Mr. Chamberlaln's demands. on
the contrary. it is stated that three thousand
mon will be dispatched 10 the border immedi-
atelv after the Transvaals reply is sent Every
thing noints 10 the prospect OF an early con-
hct"
The advices from Cape Town to-day tehd 20
confirm the pessimistic view Of The Times
correspondent at Newcastle. The news tna'
strong force Of Beers has been stationed one
hour from Ramathlabama. commanding t"e
Pretoria and johannesburg roads mas crea'eu
great Indignation at Cape Town
The 1st Battalion Of the Manchester Nes
ment arrived at Cape Town to-day dlserh
! harked and marched through the streets NJ
| soldiers were wildly cheered After tney ia
reen reviewed by Lieutenant General SIT rfeu-
erick Walker. commander Of the British troop,
IN South Africa the battalion re-emoarheu anu
nroceeded 10 Natal These troops, FORMING '''
first instalnent of the achievements were
sent from Gibraltar 10 Cape Town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
THE COLUMBIA GOING TO BRISTOL.
srv ropsArL, STICKS AN IMPROVEMENT
THE YACHT TO BE HAULED OUT
rOp CLEANING;

Arrangements are being made by c. OhVer Isehh
10 have The Columbia lowed to Bristol this AFTER
toon. where a new suit OF racing sails are to De
bent on and the yacht is TO be hauled Out ana nave
her bottom scraped. Her consort, the Defender.
FAILED Yesterday morning, and It is reported 'ha'
both yachts Will he kept near the HerreshoH Earus
bu;n the races so that II any misnap occ~Is '''
the fral lining up II can be rapidly repaired
M Iselin and a party Of friends had lohs SPIN
yesterday going out at ? o'clock and eturnins TO
Echo Bay Al & The trip was made for the purpose
trying some new club topsail yards ana cIuos
sh,cb have iust been put on the Columbia they
acre found 10 work almost perfectly ana the ois
Tub topsail set better than ever teloIt 49,.
Il was said this morning. on good autn ,I,
h addition 10 the request made by ny MoIeau
% the Treasury Department for revenue CuI'eLs
10 patrol the course. other methods Will also pe
Esed 70 keep the paths OF the great yachts CIear
IN the DAVIS Of the international races. u the
Columbia or the Shamrock is interfered WIZ III
the first race owing 20 the croWdng OF me course
with excursion boats, Mr.. lselIn viii cause inc
nher two races 10 be sailed of Newport
Before leaving New Rochelle to-day. MI: lselln
md hs guests will witness race for small oosts
A which his twelve-year-old son, Adrian, ana a
humber O. companions are entered. silver cup
VITA engraved picture OF the Columbia VII De
awarded 70 the winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
WAY Not BE TO CROKER'S TASTE.
CAMPBELLs PLANS FOR PERMANENT HEAD
QUARTERS NAY NOT HAVE TAM
MANY's sUPPORT-O. II. p. BEL
MONTs SUBSCRIPTION TO
THE CAMPAIGN FUND.

Frank Campbell chairman Of the Democratic
state COMMITTEE lcf, TIE city last evening 90 70 10
bie home In Bath Hc said uo had not been able 10
meet Richard Croker and talk with him about Tam
many aid in opening permanent headquarters for
the state Committee 70 the city this fall lie IS GO
ing 10 Chicago 10 attend the meeting OF the WAYS
and Means committee 81 the Democratic Nationa4
Committee and will not get back 70 this city until
near tho end OF next reek. Upon his return he VIII
see about opening permanent headquarters for the
State Committee probably IN the Hoffman House
II has been The talk among well Informed Dem
ocratic 20 It'll clans that Mr. CampbeIs plan 10 open
permanent headquarters At the Norman House anu
keen work FOR the State Campaign going there Is
not 20 Mr. Cookers taste, and that ldmmahy Will
not lend aid to the plan. Thus far the money TO
carry on the work Of the State Committee this fall
has been subscribed by the followers Of ex-senator
David 3 HIN and OF Hugh Mclaughlin. and many
Of the politicians have believed reports that lii
and McIaughlin have an understanding to contro!
tho state Committee and force Nh Croker and
Tammany into the background in state politics
Mr.. Croker would not discuss the reports last
night ,,.u,.
was in the city last evening He said That ne De-
Iieved the nomina ton OF William Jennings Bryan
hy the Democratic National convention next year
uas Inevitable. unless Mr.. Bryan Killed Ills own as
r,ratlons for the Presidency. The Chicago platform
vuould be reAffirmed IS the doctrine Of m" Demo
rrafic PARTY the Senator declared. but what issue
would be the leading issue IN the campaign was
not so certain. The Developments az the next Few
months he said would determine what Issue "ouId
be selected the most important one Tor Inc cam
palgn. - , NJ, .r..s,,t,,, Tho
E-vacutiVe Committee Of the Demperauc National
Committee. is IN the city soliciting SUBSCRIPTIONS -
a subscription OF * 90 from O. II. +. Belmont
This Is the drst subscription received IN the Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
KISSES FOR JOHN MORLEY.
WELL, KNOWN LIBERAL URGES PEA L
por>rs tn EXAMPLE OF UNITED STATES

WELL, KNOWN LIBERAL URGES
POINTS TO EXAMPLE OF UNITED STATES
Manchester. Sept 1J.-John Morley Lioel al
Member o, Parliament for Montrose oursn'
while addressing a peace meeting IN tnis o1.
this evening. at which a son OF the la'e Jun"
Fright the distinguished British s'a'es'''a"
and friend Of peace. presided. was frequen'I!
Interrupted by cries OF "Majuba Hill anu o'"e'
anti Boer demonstrations. ,
In retorting to the Interruptions MT Aoii
said. "A wear or two ago the United states
eau only one aspect Of war, and what are the!
doing to-day? They are repenting. They nave
their yellow press and we have our yeno"
nrees II am asked 10 speak in this nan
,.aar or two later shall find those who no"
oppose repenting also
The proceedings finally became so NOISY t"a'
Nr Morley had great difficulty in obtaining
hearing.
He urged an adherence to the five years iran
chisa proposal and advised President kruger
70 accede TO Great Britains suggestion Iesaiu-
ing the conference.
Leonard Courtney Unionist. Member or Par
lament for the Bodmin Division OF cornwall
in seconding NIr. Morleys resolution IN favor
of securing reforms by pacific means auIo-
Gated the RENTING Of the question or suzeraln'
" 70 the Privy Council =,
Mr Morleys resolution was carried oy
large majority the noisy minority expressing
lis dissent by hoistin the Union jack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
GOVERNOR VISITS LYONS.
IMMENSE CONCOURsE OF PEOPLE HEAR
HIS SPEECH AT THE FAIR GROUNDS

IMMENSE CONCOCRSE OF PEOPLE HEAR
HIS SPEECH AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
LYONS y Y. Sept Ex-Governor Roosevelt
and marty arrived here this afternoon, having
been escorted from Syracuse by Judge CharleS
r Saxton Governor Roosevelt lunched at the
Hotel Raltzel and then drove through the
village n the grounds Of the Wayne County
Agricultural Society. where he delivered an
address before fully ten thousand persons.
The Governor began nv thanking the people
for electing him. expressed appreciation Tor
their support and said he had represented ana
would represent the people OF this State in the
best manner within his power. He said ne was
thankful for the opportunity Of meeting the
peorla face - face. he had 10 learn 'helF
wishes through their representatives.
You have the destiny Of the Government IN
rolr hands" he said. You are the people VINO
with Washington. founded the Government
and with Lincoln preserved H. We cannot eN-
,eot agriculture to keep up with other indus
tries unless We take advantage Of every I'M
movement The scope Of the fair IS highly
beneficial. and tho state does all in its power
toward keeping up the county, state and local
fairs but their success depends upon your
selves"
Trio Governor COMMUNICATED the farmers upon
the sugar beet culture here. ana praised lhe
work Of the state experimental farms. lie also
defended sugar bountes.
Acknowledging Wayne County as the nome
If Admiral Sampson and Commander Willard
u Brownson. Governor Roosevelt spoke eulo-
gisucay Of them.
Touching upon politics. the Governor asserted q
Tho, some ue0ple held that pure politics could
be secured bv revolution. The speakers opinion
was that such was not the case. He said the
SANE good standard should be held in politics
as g., nrirate life In this Nation" he con-
%inued. "a freeman cannot delegate the power
to others Politicians will be what you let
them he. You must show your interest DAY IN
and dav out year in and year out, II you WouId
have this Republic what it is destined TO be.
W. must have public honesty
The Governor ended his address with an
eloquent appeal TO the people 70 study closely
the qualifications Of those asking for public
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
SOME OF TO-DAY'S RACES.

There are Ave entries for the special races OF the
Manhassett Bay Yacht Club. which will be sailed
of Port Washington. Long Island. to-day. They
are the Maccotte the Thomas Chaplin, the Old
Squaw. the T. s. Carstern. OF the Sea CliT Yacht
Club; the Gloria the Charles Allen, the Echo. the
Allen and the Weatherley. Of the knckerbocker
Yacht Club.
The annual Ladies Day regatta OF the Knick-
orbocker Yacht Club will be sailed of College
Point Long Island, to-day.
The special regatta of the Hampstead Harbor
Yacht Club, which will he given ,o-day over the
clubs courses on the Long Island Sound. is for
open ca boats OF twenty-one feet or under. Each
boat is handle pped according 10 her actual rating.
and Is 10 carry the number OF crew as -
sailing in her own class The start Is TO be made
at l o'clock.
The autumn races for selected classes OF the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Clubs fall pro-
gramme will he continued to-day of the clubhouse
on Center Island oyster Bay. Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-16
4 WORD FOR THE STRAW HAT.
WEAR IT WHEN YOU WANT TO AND AS
LONG AS YOU WANT TO

--hor. have been two cool beautiful autumn days.
o,d g. &c said now no more straw hats must be
worn IN the words Of the vulgar the bell has
r,nr" II YOU ask why you may not wear your
comfortable straw hat to-day and for several days
instead ~ di~ardlng 1t just wnen 1t has become
o,for,,ble because of the slightly cooler weather,
Or fol, hat which will be uncomfortable in spite
., ,bA slightly cooler weather. you Will be told that
3, q the rule Of the Stock Exchange that straw
10, cannot he worn after the middle OF September
h,ch ,s midnight Of September Is, and To- this IS
September &C.
You, don, YOU mind that. Why should you?
A. Won q member OF the Stock Exchange? No;
u,hv should you be? Do not the electric cars and
,ho heavy teaming and the street pedlers make
,,oise enough in your neghborhood. that you
at,,ld huv & seat or the privilege OF standing up
snd calling in the Stock Exchange Then why
shouId Won conform 10 a rule made BY the boy
=. ,sa that stage OF the worlds activity as a
,oo,hau Nold and discard your straw hat II the
weather is warm to-day. wear your straw MAJ. il
# continues warm three weeks from To-Day Keep
on wearing II. -, or.-a
p-bsns Won are visitor IN New-Iork IheIe
are a good many OF you just now IL you are , % 90
az 70 he and hereby are warned not 10 90 on
tbs Aoor OF the Stock Exchange You VIII .h9 tlu
most OF New 90T PTb e EXchange You viii md
S.,pss hnvs that play there most rude and uhhhu
and II will really not make any dinerehce WneI I,
49, ,ban The difference between run neogt1
,netronolitan ana provincial If that the ptuNl.ia
makes frantic and futile attempt 10 wear VIA
IN the fashion while the metropolitan coz a. ~
tIe 90 don't ot the rules OF the Stock Exchange
Hcsre yo,, A perfectly independent gentleman "a
p G. the Hon BarST Se, he peases and not
,,sa tbe Vulgar representatives OF mere chance
Wealth tell him that It Is the 18th OF septempeI-