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New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
PCRLIC NOTICE.


- the Common Council. OF New RocheI,e IN
O'Clock .. Tuesday. Jane 5th 1900 az the
Council Chambers. City
Main and Mechanic streets for hundred and
fifty thousand dollars each The said bonds
registered bonds and payable Five bonds
thousand dollars June 1894. five bonds
each is
bonds pursuant Chapter the Laws
1899 amended by Chapter Of 1900 OF
State OF New York for the purpose OF street
movements. The said bonds be dated
and the said bonds viii Be payable seni-ann-
ally on days Of June December each year
The bonds will be numbered cOnsecutvelv from f5I 10
400 inclusive The bonds will be sold the person
or corporation Offering me highest premium and
the rate Of three and onehalf @
The authorities he rignt 10 Re
feet any bids. All proposals shall accompanied
by a certified check d for paw
OF of Focnelle.
No bid will be par. Purchasers Will
be required accrued interest The bonds
delivered eleven O'Clock a. the 25th Of
Office the United States
Trust Co Cedar New York city BY order
Council OF the city OF New Rochelle Dated
New Rochelle. N Y. May Ist. 1900. ANDREW J. SELF.
City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot OF Chambers ST.,
as follows. minutes eariler from W sd 81
m. DaiIy-Solid train Tor Buffalo AIT. p.
T,inrhal1J5n Waverly. Eullra and Bradford Coaches
ra~tTr car and dining 70 BuUalo.
(o n m paily-ChicasO Lin4ted-Fass r1a!l-solid
,rsin 10 Chicago arriving 52O Cleveland
Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
49, ;o p N DalIy.-Bunalo and Cleveland Express-arr.
Bradford : - jamestown 100 aad XOuags
town 10 q a Cleveland 1880 Slsepers 70 Buffalo
49,. Cafe
AtS - * n m Day.-SOld train for Binghantou. Wav-
.riv Fnlsa Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago. Cin
ohm Dining car
yYy1C-EE E.TS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CSNN0p ATOMS III ii2 261. +0i and 35T
49, Is6 East 273 Vest l25th St. Chambers
ferries New York. 333 and SEQ Fulton
S. os Broadway. Brooklyn l2e River ST. Hoeoken. and
Jersey CITY station New York Transfer Co. Gala f0r and
cascks basgags Destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
OTHER MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 4-Cattle-Receipts. to50o head steers
best on sale today. $5 50 ana ears at s. go:
good 70 2rms s. 7ss. l9f e6 ssee e "a 8 S ss " xed |
sooker s. sgS % cows $SaS4 40 hetfeEs y 2'gSS i5
s. 8 4Sas t.d seers s. 5ogs5 % Texas bulls $ 2oa
S 20 Hogs-Receipts today 20 900 head estimated for
torro - COO isft over So s 10 market 3 aysTdssa a
es 81 9og$5 iQ good Jo choice hsaTy X $SS' IC .oqsh
s5aS5 OH SheepReceips 1900 head; sheep steady to
m lambs 13C higher g99a as e e92ee we.bs7 .ss
So 20 yearngs So 504S6. native lambs S5uS6 10 West
lambs steady S5GSs.
Cincinnati, June 4Hogs active and lower at s. 25q$9
Lambs steady SJGS7 30
East Buffalo 4.-Receipts-Cattle 2s2 sheep
~ sheep ana lambs Is cars hogs aS cara ca5e
STEADY 5qr aIa,e l5 @ Tsb m D sos ana sorirger So
SIS Der head lower Good best export cattle
export bulls choice to extra 81 25Gs4 40 good to best
butchers steers 81 3qS5 i0 good to best fat bulls s. .
Sc 90 good best heifers 81 50q$5 fair 70 good
fat cows COMMON to far s. 258$ feeding steers Choice
& 80 gxa e - 81 s5S & Io stock calves Michigan Choice
81 35gS4 90 stock bulls s3eS3 10 calves good
jersey stockes s. oaSS stock heifers good to best
6oc 10 extra SIS 5OQs4 common stable fed Sc o5qS3 so
freah cows choice good bag S4ogs45 good 70
m9n and poor cows ssas22 cows and spGngers com
81 20 goaS ~ choice S6as6 25 heavy red calves S4a$4 so
Sheep and lambs Active demand lambs 2955G higher
S9S5 ~ good ra cRoice 81 75aSa: wethers choice TO
extra s. 258s0 30 good 2 CHOICE S5ss5 So year
hnss s. 2'9S2 90 spring M % -saos no S.gsS aosS @ ] I,rg
and heavy and &c on 5Sa5 PIGS plt stIonEra Heayy
50 20 50gs4 stays So oosa go close steady
East Lberty June +sIt:e slow and ioEeE " S extra "a
active. best heavtes s. 1885 20 PIGS as TO weght
s!q W 5555s5 d. r0s6s 81 5Sls So sheep slow ana lower
Choice wethers soas+ 20; common s. 5o9sa choice
lambs 81 sJaSG TO- good s. dOgs3 10. spring
lambs, $685.; veal calves. 50 9U5S'
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
so1-rHrRN corToN MARKETS.

Galveston June 4-Cotton easy; mtddling. ste: low
mddiug Sic: good receipts, 43i bales;
exports Continent. d.202; coastwise 43s; stock
i5.95I
Ba t1.cre June cotton nominal; nIddling. Be; low
mfalng a-IGc: good ordinary. l5l6c; gross recepta
475 bales; stock. 5.421,
Savannah 4--Cotton-Holiday Receipts, 90
hale exports. caAstwise. LTD stock, 2llIS
Neyy-Nr4eaus COTTON quiet: mdGng 8 Ia Ice:
low nddng s1sc; good ordinary. l5-ldc; receipts.
exports Continent, 100 sales, 500.
stock s7G.
Memphis June 4-Cotton nominal midGing. sac; low
r,9dfirfr good ordinary receipts.
bales gross receips I46 shipments, l5t2 sales, LOCO
stock 55.32l.
g Louis June 4-Catton dull: mddtag. 5 l3-l6c low
r,adng Slsc; good ordinary Sc: gross receipts ID
baies. shipments, Ia, stock. io.2Sa
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
new YORK CENTRAL,
'-'S SE4RIEM DIVISION

DIkIsIUN
G:12 A " Daily. except sunday. FITS
field Sundays only az 8 20 \ II
Pullman all
Illuminated PinCSCh Light
Ticket Offices at 1I3, 1216 Broadway. g
Criou W. 1e5th 125th and IS8sh ST.
stations. New York; s3s and T2s Fulton 81. and
z. D.
Telephone 300 3Sth Street. New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked hotel residences by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, June 4-The official closing quota
tions for mining stocks to-day were follows:
Proposals.

A RAIY BUILDING, Whitehall St, New York
City. June 4. 1900-SeaIed proposals, in duplicate.
until II o'clock June H. 1900,
opened for furnishing and delivering alongside
Pier 30, Columbia Stores Brooklyn, n T..
or pier Harbor be destg
mated by Depot Quartermaster. New York City.
coo lbs. clipped white 14.G00,000 lbs Jf
timothy hay American $500 600 lbs and 400 GOO
All the above forage be delivered during
of June July, August and September. 1900,
such times and in such quantities as the Depot
Quarterrlaser. New York City. shall designate
be with conditions and specifications
circular Of Instructions bidders Information
blanks for bidding furnished application L :.
all
any part Envelopes containing proposals
be marked Proposals for Forage 20 be opened IS
1900 and addressed A S. KTMBALL- A. Q. NJ. G.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
PROPOSALS FOR OFFICERS QUARTERS.

west Point. \ =, June 5. 1900. Sealed proposals.
Il trpliCaue. July =
1900 construction of Officers Quarters
plans this Office. L. :. right accept
ject any all proposals part thereof Forms and
specifications furnished upon application. Address q VI
L & a
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

rrea6- yales more less nominal, although quite
eba-. - holders pressing Tor sale ana great
sn--- Ie wheat market influence concessions.
49, Iasns - 5Js3 So winter sJraights 50 304S3 -,
paSAts 50 6oxS3 So spring clears 81 s51S2 S5;
SSss @inter 81 70s2 So 40 winter. s2 50
srr-gs 10 gIaoe So 5oQSl7 70 and 70
Ssgss 9, ,1t4E fI1oUR-Qaiet: quoted: Fair 70 good.
cIolce fancy. 3OdS3 @
gaotsc Kiln cr1ed S5as2 ......
90 --r---<-EIr-n. quoted Fine yellow. s5g
80, EE~EL-Duls quoted: Spring
&c spot SD arrive SI5
cssv ~ S4slS latter white. niddiings. sI6aslS;
sz7 So a. a. s5e 9.qsl7 homny chop si5 25i oil meal
81 " 1flsesa oil cake. s2B 30; OIL cake $Is
NHAlA-WEEAT-The wheat market yesterday was
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
FOR THE WEST

FOR
Leave New York. Liberty Street: South FERRY
CNhtshau TerTninaD minutes earlier.
"DaiIV Except sundays sundays.
CHICAGO. '4S0 (LAberty street onIy). -130
and 80. rs night
PrTTsBURG. -4so A. m, Liberty only). 800
D m. D. n. and =. 15 night
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 1000 a n. 90 u N
ROYAL Blue TRAINS
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE $500. 1000 CDtner,
m NDIneri, rLOO , N /
800 C'Esoysl LInl5sd = exclusively Pullman Train.
Ca1el. -5O (Dtnsri- , a.
uishr. NORFOLK, m
All trains ar Illuminated WITH Pintsch Light
Offices. ilS, l1@, 26l. asa 1900 Broadway q v-,Ic,
So W. f2T B0wery. y. Y. $50 Fulton 81 rr,,,L1-,1
whitehall Terminal and Liberty s. Baggage cssr5-f
from hotel residence destination -
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

COTTON-TO-6av's operations the Cotton Exchange.
well - penculsronE. did reflect
enthusiasm Of either faction Al best,
fluctuations exceed 10 points. This
apparent Indifference OF largely
Frcav night open u1t tomorrow morning nit
EUutiGe hCiGays- while hesIS2nt. local
5ulish!y inclined on unavorabe crop and weather news
evidences feeling abroad,
latter indicated BY ne presence OF bylng instead OF sell
iag England and 1ee Continent Moreover,
New-0reans appeared 70 be satisfied with the extent OF
fts obliPscols side FOR the while
public a large inclined purchase the
builish The
market steady with prices point lower 20
following call gradually worked
N light buying
purchases foreign and
midday market neglected
srupidlv duh with the undercurreut
ot sentiment friendly The
weather bulletins
throughout Mississippi Valley and Western belt with
the eeseriy divisions pretty well drenched The
forecast hec little hope OF immediate change for
me better rop testimony indicative Of satisfactory
conditions II the Atlantic States but the Westward
grass was -aeidy gaining IN me fields with Texas report
cisc0urEg1nE situation than
@ Gear faction expressed less confidence in bear
lsh Government next Monday day
coEeFeo on TIE fear OF bus DEVELOPMENTS abroad
IotIoN lie market here closed steady ad
vance of e9l0 points
prices In market to-
Gay was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

Washington. D. C. MAJ %. 19OO-SEALED PRO
POSALS will be received at this Office O'Clock
noon Saturday 23 paving streets
and with sheet asphalt. Blank forms Pro
pcsal Specifications all necessary information may
be obtained at office of Engineer Commissioner
D. c II B. MCFARLAND. JOHN W ROSS Ian
SING 4. BEACH. Commissioners. D. c.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANlA
r


STATIONS foot OF West T7senty-third Street and
Desbrossss Co7rlandt Streets
0The leaving time from Desbrosses and
C"rtiHndt streets IL five inmates later than
station, except where otherwise noted
700 A: VI FAST MAILA-Limited Buffet PsrIor
Ts SeW YORK 70 Pitrs6urg Sleeping Car Pttsourg to
81 81 A. VI " EssT I5SE~PttsasTz and Cleveland
cars F51 7's Dining srn9knE s and 0e5ssy59
55 l525ei1.saRSlis z. e L>gsytlle. s. Louis -
anon; NasRye 'v.a Cincinnati and Lousviile' Indian
5-5S p VI ST Louis E11FREss-For P1trzDurs
oas p. W. WESTERN EXPREss-For Chicago. For
7as eIs p sIesPs NJ P,s-1F7S ssf1T@ay 1p,,zss g...
Route Connects fer cie,sia55 '4 1f sa ss-l a. V1sS
So p. N CI.EvELASD AND cIScTSNETf Ex-
WAsHISGTo6SSSE 6SSE AxD fDsi4Ff ThE s'in.,5I7F so1TH.
20 10 es & 70 10 ,ossbrasses and cortana5 strests
s6sss ns and SaT e7a5a, 5 D2@s lIses saF & M al 50 a %
DniS ar @ = al ,5 Pa5loF s and Pia9 g Grs9 2; = .
s1E1sys - so 10 % Dining Car' a n y s. s. :
- Dining Carr. 40 DINING carr as , m. f2io
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-EzDress. 3-25 AS p n II 10
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY--For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LINE|Espress SIS a n and s2s
CfIEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAT-z55 a. n week
sEAR0ARD Ar LTNE-Express II s5 H. and 1s.1o
FOB OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7-55
ATLANTIC G4TY@S = e a. "a qa'y, and ~ ~ u-.k,svn
STANDARD Coaches.
CAPE MAN--l2.j5 D m weekdays.
FOR points on New York and
West Iwenty-tcird StarCn1 n
20, 30 4l0 and fJ5 D sundays. a. n IS
p m trrom Desbrosses and Srreers} $50
a. m. Loo. 80. J. 30. 40. and 10 sundays.
9.45 a. m. 81 D. II
FOR PHILADELPHIA
10 tL'eSorosses and t'0rta2dr Streets. q
So 500, - 600 Pelua. C0@sbrrsses
and Corandt Streets, 1OG Dining carr 10 y Dining
Carr 10 a n I255 tDesbroszes and C7rrIa1tr
Streets. 22O). ass. 9&5 $50 425 . Dining Car1
80 Dining Car. 800 Dining Car, 80. s-25 s55
3 - D. m y 10 night SUNDAYS 8 10 SO mo -oachss)
s@5, 500, e25, S55 fL4mted). 95J 1888 Dining carr
a. m. 1855. l55 Dining Carr 3-e5 355 A . Dining
500. - D. n - 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 94J 1896 Ia54 III ard PSI
Broadway. House est Tvarrv-thrd Street
Station and stations foot at Desbrosses CorrIa1r
Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street Rrosd-
way and Pennss lvana Annex Station. B-aoklyu STA
tion, Jersey CITY. The York (-ornuany
VIII call Tor and check baggage from hotels and r-s-
deuces through destination
Telephone 'ei4 Eighteenth Street for Feuusv-v.nt.
Railroad Cab
J.. 3. HUTCHINSON
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
WEST SFORER.R.

Trains leave Franklin station y Y a. tol.ou,s
and % Il W.
-sao P Il. CONTINENTAL. f1r u~rrotr
Chicago and ST Louis Dining -
-o:IS ? NJ. Chicago and g Limited
T>sto P VI, Buffalo Niagara NJ 81 Isu,t.
eats P N. Detroit Chicago Express
eDaily- Except sunday
Timetables principal hotels and 0aces R.xx.~a
checked from hotel residence hy Wescctts rxr-a.s
C T LAMBERT. General Passznssx Axens n Y
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Tork. 4. 1900.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market has developed a little
stronger tone both marrow ard red kidney; not
many above 81 90 but holders
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
Contract prices in the local market to-day

Foreign coffee nnarkcts-SsnIos-Coftee market Arm
5000; receipts loo stock,
255Ooo Ha-nburg-EiOliday- Havrefdoliday. RIO
Coffee No Rio, $500; exchange, 532d
receipts bags cleared United states, 1900
bass cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock 1Tl000
The position Of Brazilian coffee follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
Washington. D. G. May %. 1sOo.-sEALED PRO
POSAI.S will received this Office -
Saturday June 23 1900 for laying asphalt block
Blank Proposal.
all necessary information office
IF the Engineer Commissioner. D. G. H b F. MAC
FARLAND. JOHN ". ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour steady; No
37' a3sc; No yellow 81 gSsic No oats 22q22ilc
No : white. 24eG251ac: No white. "a. a24Ac; No
mating, 40942c No haxseed, 81 So 40 Northwestern
grade $. so bbI $40 t5Gs11 30 lard
% gU e 81 SS ~ 20 fhort @ rSS sa s loose % 80 & & @
boxed. sT4ST To- whisNey. basis Of high wines 81 q
Exchange to-day butter steady; cream
cries 15q19sc; daires, 12'4g17c Cheese steady. sg
Cincinnati. 4-FIour fancy S. 1888 30; fam
ily 81 50@Sa So Wheat nominal; No red 72c Corn C5
Rye steady No 2 Sc Butter Quiet sugar drTn: hard
snS sfea good 20 S'SP g prime I'm oSo a ais' sc at
Duluth. June 4whe@t-No hard cash esss: July
s75.c; sepember s7ssc No Nor,bern c5c No spring
e1+sc. OGts, 22lhG23c. Corn. 37lsc-
s Mag IVA or Ip9s sa g du m No 3,sa6y EFss Ne sss sS
Barley strong; No ., 42G43 &c; sample, 4O2gisc.
.rh hn3ap0 5aas Gsd June 3at tn o s. y % on
EaG TTl.r No s hard S6+ S6G and 70 bran N2Tas q No
PHILADELPHIA, June Wheat stsady; contract grade,
June June G9s 6s, @ 5g 55S and weak 3 aShs S h ep8
western per bush carios s. sGs5 25 do Pennsylvania
earots 81 2OQ$l % Flour gnahanged winter super S2 p
81 1oqS3 % straight 81 25aS3 So; Western winter
s 3s e 80 nriG M 40 Is $ 7sS 81 S - f~aeh2 81 so
81 30. 10 ~ narspt & 5dSg 70 5o ravore brands sS 80
fresh nearby is6l8isc do western Is@IS1sc; south
western 12lsg1sc; do Southern. 12c CheeseS easier,
New-Y9rk fgn cream fancy small So q9c do goSd 70
Corn 1O7, O0O bush; coo
St Louis June 4.-CTose: Wheat. red. cash.
&c June 50 essss @ IuSX 4e' s agss5 or 6'ss
ossR s7e i@ns sS iui9 Psr sspesr
ten3er tents No p casn So white 'ea 2a25e july
Toledo, June Wheat dull lower; spot, T3&c. Corn
aul unohangsd No 2 cash Sac Oats dqil unensngsd; @
6e S @ aStaT eo6e & e ce % R CD 81 prime
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector
1000 A N. 100 $40. $50 ?. NJ. Sundays
A NJ leo 500 p. M.-Atlantic Highlands. Seanright
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch. Elb--On. Asbury Park
Ocean Grove Point Pleasant,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHTA.
s4:SO 47:5o $500 300, $1,000, n, 4IG0,
'130 800 $780, 400. t43o, 800. 100 1850. 1900.
BaLTIHORE. 4SD WASHINGTON
$50 $500 "1O:0e ~ 30 a ". 100. "1-3O 900.
500 200 P. NJ. -t2.15
Ofices: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry rs IL. e6I.
113 9th T3T eth
So. Fast 125th 81, % I25sh
Columbus New York Court 344. $50
Fulton 81, Brooklyn 9S Broadway. Williamsburg New
Transfer calls FOR and checks baggage 10 dsst
From Liberty st. only. rDaiiy tDaly. except
sundays only
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

spot ecton closed quiet quotations unchanged
s oas o Sc FOR nlacllng upland si4c iddirg
I'll oales were 2tO spot
zzee.egfapned as follows Ne-Or1eaus quiet
aooe anr14l al l3-l6c: Savannah, holiday Charles
.h loIHlA wilmington nothing doing Norfolk nominal
= o. bA4FIInore nominal. at Memphis nominal d
s%e Augusta quiet. sE as%c; st. Louis dull,
Tie export movement tollows
Britain France Continent.
so--aF 9I2
70 432
- iar ms 6ss 625 25To.67O
Elecelpis al the points to-day
pared dar Eeek nd Issr year
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpeutne developed udertone under
unsatisfactory reports from South and the Indifference
Of buyers close prices SHADE lower RJsn
ruled steady unchanged prices Quotations follow
TAR-Reguars. 81 10: do oil. bbls. 81 25
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-4 04aI4c
ROgIN-Commcn good strained, 81 So; e 65. F,
G. 81 rs T. 81 50; l. s.; K, So 20 NJ. 81 40 y.
s. 80. " G. SO 10; " w, 81 80.
STOCK.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

carloads 19sc: No Northern. round lots TI1c writer
wheat dull No red n0minally T4c; mixed. 13izc:
white. 13C. steady yellow 42l4C No 2
42c; No yellow 40c No 4iu4l31c; No 3 corn.
40'ac. Oats-No white. 271c; No white. 28z4c:
white. 26d26l4c: No mixed. 25c; No mixed. 34lsc
Chicago. 4.-The leading futures fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

changed Resin Quet, STEADY
Wilmington June 4-SpiritH tlrpentine-Nothing doing
unchanged. receipts 100 casks Rosin steady. 81 059
81 10 receipts 10 tnbs. Crude turpentine 81 500
receipts bbls- Tar firm, 81 40; receipts. 165
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05
CENTRAL \. B. OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite coal exclusively
-Four Tracks. Electro
Stations in New York Liberty south Ferry
Trains leave Liberty rne from south Ferry
five minutes earlier except 3 noted.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

Eeelpls az the ports lntsrior points to-day.
'--e~ WIN tAe same day last week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1900-06-05

Receipts Of hreadstus interior points in the thou
sands last three cphers oO0) omitted -four bbs grain
follows:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-05-05
~ W. NQ9hnoW,
400 WEST SUPERIOR STREET.

Things Said Wrongly, but Well.
An officer recalls one of the long
standing jokes against the war office
which were at one time prevalent
among naval officers.
:. 1t was alleged that certain percussion
gun metal fuses, each supplied in, it's
own little tin box, were labeled bot
tom marked top to prevent mistakes"
A pretty sequel was added to the story
by sublieutenant from Cork, who had
lost the brass end of his sword sheath.
He entered the gunroom in state of
hurry, saying: "Sure, I've been and
lost the top off the bottom Of my
sword" And thus the war office was
justified.
The navy has fund Of stories which
take their origin from Irishrnen. The
delight Of the midshipman who looked
for the first time on the blue waters
of the Pacific was shared by his COM
panions. Look now" he shouted, see
those little white birds on. the wing
over there. Shure they must be flying
fish," I.
Another midshipman who was asked
not for the sake Of information-to
what constellation Rigel belonged, an
swered, without a moments thought:
Sure, it belongs to the CONSERVATION
of O'Brien.'' Like most other Irishmen,
this midshipman must have been born
under the constellation of Taurus
London Globe. -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-05-05
A HANDY ELEPHANT.
Would Rock Babies With His Trun
Until They Fell Asleep.

Would Rock Babies With His Trunk
Until They Fell Asleep.
Stretched on the floor of an annex of
the Crystal Palace is all that now re-
mains of Charlie, the performing ele-
phant-a great dusky skin and huge
frame, says the London Chronicle. Ev-
erything else has been buried, and soon
the hide and skeleton, mounted after
the most approved taxidermic methods,
will be added to the natural historic
section Of the palace. -.
Although he had two human lives
against his record, Charlie was not
without friends, and there are at least
three men who men who mourn his in
glorious end. One is black attendant,
who declares: Charlie all right, poor
ole fellow; and another Mr.. Edgar
Shrubsole, who is renovating the "spec-
linens at the palace, and speaks ad-
Eiringly of the dead elephant as the
best proportioned animal of it's kind he
has ever seen. But perhaps Charlie
most sincere mourner is Mr.. Sanger,
with whose circus the creature tray-
-eled Tor close upon 40 years. He was
the most docile, affectionate and In
telligent animal and the finest perfor-
mer ( have ever known said Mr. San
ger recently to one of our representa-
tivcs. He has been up and down the
country with me for 50 years, and has
never interfered with the public. Why,
he has nursed all my children and my
grandchildren, and what better evil
dence can there be of his docility than
that? 1t sounds surprising, but what
I mean is that he took them in his
trunk and swung them gently until
they fell asleep. Money will not replace
him. I don't know where could get
an elephant of his size and quality as a
performer" Before the final tragedy
of Charles life took place Mr.. Sanger
babe him an affectionate farewell in his
stall.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-05-05
DAMS LAST SPREE.
"Daddy do Love Little Jim-Dnddy
Will Come to Him. 49,.

Daddy do Love Little Jim-Dnddy
Will Come to Him.
Dan was a. big, broad shouldered
man, with good blue eyes and soft, san:
dy, wavy hair. -
But Dan was his own worst enemy.
He loved drink. 49, j
Mollie, his timid little wife, would
plead with him. But Dan, though he
loved her, grew harsh and bitter when
she chided him, and as Dan said, Poor
little timid Moll, seems half afeard of
me-" -c 5:
But hope sprung anew in her breast,
for a great promise lay in store. In
the soft, leafy Junetime a little babe
was born to them. They called him
Jim. .&.
Dan loved that boy, and promised to
be a man for the dear little baby's
sake. I
Mollie frightened and baby grew.
MOllfe'S voice was musical with
laughter when big Dan and little Jim
rompeG upon the floor. +
Dan still loved drink, and soon the
saloons knew him as of yore. He
taught the babbling boy to swear, and
little Mol, now dropping, would pro-
test. sT-
'S'my boy, Moll; don't be fool. 1
want to hear him cuss." And the little
trembling woman turned away.
Jim grew old enough to go to Sum
Gay school, and was quite thoughtful
for child. - ,
He refused to repeat the loathsome
oaths, and would often put his rosy
palms before big Dams mouth and say,
mo, no, Jim's daddy must not say 1t"
then shake his precious head.
Dan laughed, but not in his heart.
There was sore place when Jim
talked like that.
Jim fell ill. Dan had been absent for
days. The boy grew worse: the man
could not be found. He was off on a
spree.
The boys face was red and flushed
with fever. He called. for Daddy
Dam" Tender hands and loving hearts
tried to sodthe him.
The fever still burned. His only cry
was Water, water, Daddy Dam" from
those parched, dry lips the earnest, fit-
full pleading, Daddy, Daddy Dam
Toward the middle Of the night he
seemed to sleep, then reused a little.
His fever seemed cooled. He looked at
hip mother and softly said, Poor Dad
tdY I'm aJim's Daddy DAM
Sfh9ns mother bent over the lit
Nth % catch each faint word.
The night wind had cooled and Jim
slept again. His brow was paled, now;
his little hands were cold.
Sing, daddy; sing with the angels.
Hear 'em, daddy hear 'em? They call
little Jim, they call daddy's jim 81
Then things Of this world came back
to his mind. . He opened wide his SPLEEN
did eyes and sent q slow, searching
gaze around the room. q puzzled look
grew on his face. He raised himself on
his elbows. 8ts
Daddy loves little Inn Fainter
and fainter grew his voice Why don't
lie come him IS. 81 and the little head
Hon Nov
Daddy in {! dead. rs B,