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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
CONCENTRATES

\. l.. Jacobs has returned from
Trip to Alta with which camp he n
greatly Impressed.
The Wall mill at Bingham began IN,
treatment OF ores from the Starless
mine again last Wednesday.
Col. Joe Ferron has returned from,
making an Inspection Of the properties
OF the Glasgow Il Western Explora-
lion company in Nevada.
Good progress is being made with tn,
installation Of the l0-drill compressor
al lie properly Of the Little Bell Min
ing company az Park city.
The management OF the Standard
Copper company has let a lease on III.
upper workings ~ the Saginaw CLAIM.
where there Is a good showing Of lead
ore.
Mine Manager Gates Of the Boston
Consolidated SAYS the service Of the
Copper Belt railroad In Bingham is
far from being satisfactory to patrons
Of that line.
T. j. pOnahue, consulting engineer
for the Standard copper company. op-
Grating in Bingham, has returned from.
making an inspection Of that corpora
uonE properties.
The ore and bullion settlements r.
rorted late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company we're Crude ore and COM
centrate S2l,000. base bullion, S540OO.
gold bullion $4,000.
The Free Coinage Mining & MillinL
company, operating In Alta, has let a
contract 90 push the adit into the
mountain another $50 feet. Its presen,
length Is 800 feet,
President white and Managing D-
rector MacVlchie Of the Bingham Con-
solideted mines were reported 70 be IN
Bingham today. Mr.. Heinze Is er-
peoied TO take his departure on an
early train
Heinze engineers recently made al,
Inspection " Col. Walls stArless prop
erty IN Bingham II is now In orde,
for someone 10 say that the Montana
mining man has corralled that PROPOSE
lion too.
Directors Of the Lower Mammoth
Mining company are watching devel-
opments AZ that Tintic property with
I the kecnest interest. Something Of
an important nature on the LOO level
is looked for almost any shot
General Manager Requa and s.cy.
I G.. B. Olney Of the Nevada Northern
railway VIII leave for the west To-
night in order TO be present at the Ioli.
hcation for them on the occasion OF the
road to that point. The date OF thu
celebration is next Monday.
+. e. Calkins, geologist Of the Uniteo
States geological survey. assisted bA
/ ID. +. Mcdonald. has begun a detailed
study Of the areal geology Of the Phil.
ipsburg quadrangle In Montana. W. H.
| Emmons viii afterward take up IN.
economic geology Of the district. This
area lies just east Of the famous Ana
| conda district. Within It's confines are
the well known silver and gold mines.
called the Granite and Blmetallic.
James r Hedrckson. manager OF the
/ New Moon Mining & Milling company
at osceola, New has been IN the city
for several days with the view Of pur-
| chasing an automobile for the use OF
| his companys mine. After carefully
I considering the matter from all view
| points Mr. Hendrlckson concluded tina,
owing 20 the great number OF noun
tain ranges intervening between m,
mine ana nearest railroad point ana
where the grades are anything but
easy, ne would continue the use OF the
freight wagon a little longer.
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SILVER PEAK MINES.
Salt Lakers Have Big Thing in the Val
calda-Ralroad Building.

W P. o'Moara Of the OMeara Lynch
company reports that the Valcalda
property at silver Peak, recently
taken over by his company. is looking
better than ever says the Post Of sill
yer Peak. New The shoot OF ore
that was opened up In the tunnel two
weeks ago is holding It's width and
value. and the entire face yields aver
age assays running above $50 per ton.
NJ. J. o'Meara and 7. ]. Lynch this
week closed the contract In salt Lake
for l0-stamp mill. and II is announc-
ed that the stamps viii be dropping on
ore by September ! Good progress Is
being made on the pipe line and an
ample supply of water for all purposes
will be provided by the time the mill
Is completed.
In few short months the old dis
trict Of Silver Peak will be connected
by rail with the outer world. A stand
hrd gage road Is now under constitute
ton from point known az Blair sid
Ing on the main lire Of the Tonopdh
and Goldheld railroad 90 the new town
az Blair, distance Of n miles The
constructors expect tu have the road
completed IN 60 days Not until they
can bring the heavy machinery and
lumber over their own rails WIN the
plttsburg Silver Peak Gold Mining
company erect their lO0-stamp mill
II can be safely said that when this
company completes u.s. present plans
no greater mining company viii exist
In Nevada. II Is am acknowledge fact
that the old Blair mine is one ~ tht
best iu existence today With ths Mo-
hawk-Alpine and several othcr good
mines that are under control of th,
pittsburg Silver Peak Mining compaH,
enough ore can be mined Tor years and
years 10 come, and With the modern
methods that this company intend "a
employ tho PROFITS will De large tn,
grade 81 ore Is low. but there Is an
immense quantity 81 a. and q Is of
the free milling class
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YERRINGroN COPPER co.

The YeuIngton Copper company hs,
fled articles of Incorporation 90 the
office NJ the county clerk The new
company has a capital stock Of 81 .0,0.-
600 u 81 shares charles y. Sirtyell
is named AS president. Joseph y Game.
vice president n. p. CLARK. treasurer,
g.. D. Rooklige. secretary. Vho. With
James u. Paterson, p. +. Mcpherson.
:. Y Derrah. L. r. Mar'inesu and n.
g.. Edwards. compose the directorate.
The new company viii develop the COP.
per Ridge Nos. Z. Q. g. and 3 claims.
!n Walker River mining district. Lyon
county Net.. about three miles north-
east % Nerrugton.
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OPTION ON PHOENIX.
Bingham Mine said 10 Have Been Tied
Up IOr Bic Iignre.

According to the Bulletin Of Bingham.
The Phoenix property, owned by An.
drew Gebhardt and sons, j. G.. Dugan
and Dr. A. l., Castleman, "A under op.
ton Al a figure very close 10 81. 000. 900
and Is now being examined 10y the
prospective purchasers,
u Is believed that the option is hel1
by sidney VI. Bamberger who owns
the adjoining property. the Bingham,
Mary and the Fortuna, ON the Lark
side.
The Phoenix produced more than
10000 las, year. am of which has been
put back into the property FOR develop
ment purposes 10 has "a large acreage
and is close Go the Yampa and UtaN
Apex and but a short distance from,
the Bingham Con- and the Highland
Boy.
THE Phoenix Is one ~ the most prom
is.ng investments In Bingham. and II
secured by Mr. Bamberger and assoc
Oiatrs win undoubtedly De made one OF
the grest properties OF the camp.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

they have succeeded On doing DAILY
Judge has been weak, but officials Of
the company say there has been no
lftting up in production and coudi-
ions I'm the mine are more encouraging
than they ever have been before The
upralse from the 1900 is still being
run in ore and tho same can be said
ut tho Wine being sunk from the same
level There has been but little de-
msnd for the stock and some who
have held the stock on margins have
been frightened into selling
The Tintlc mines have been doing
well I'm the way Of production and
there has been considerable trading in
stocks from that camp. Lower Mann
moth has held dp fairly well On am
iicipatlon NJ some important develop
mcnts which indications where
work rs Boo progress ON the 400 seems
10 foretell ohio Copper of Bingham
has also been wanted. but he stock
was offered today considerably lower
than earlier I'm the week
Today's closing quotations and sales
were,
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, July 1.-THE wheat market
opened fairly steady but at the end o.
the first half hour became strong on good
buying by shorts. September opened a
shade lower al ~ declined 10 ISk and
then advanced 70 Gs
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts NJ SO cars.
The corn market was easter because Of
rains and the promise Of their cOntnu-
ance throughout the corn belt The sell
Ing was mostly by longs September open.
Cd a shade 10 hdh lower at 2 70 52i
and for a time held steady AZ 50
The oats market WAS inclined 10 be
weak September opened hIA 70 81
lower a. d 20 ~, ana held around The
latter rgure.
Provisions were quiet and steady. Trad.
Ing was very light September pork wes
5 cents lower at li75. lard was a shsd
lower al 40 and RIBS were unchanged
~ ~
Close. Whtat-July. IA: Sept. 5Sta7s4
Corn-uly IA Sept. iii
pork-July, IS gu. Sent ii.a0
Oats-Juiy. IS. Sent H
Rihs-Juiy q i2is. Sept. 30
l.ard-.jQly Sg'4; sept, 90.
Rye-July. 81
Barley Feeding 'eia
Flax and Clover-NotiinE doing
Timothy Sept, isjai.D.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. July ii--Sugar. raw
steady Fair refining I-32. centrifugal
s6 tesu 1879, molasses sugar.
231-3c
Refined steady. Crushed. s. 80: pow.
dered. 90, graduated 80
coffee, steady. No Z Rio. "a.
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WEEK ON EXCHANGE.
Hot Weather Is Telling ON the Local
Stock Market

The warm weather Of the past week
has had a bad effect on the local min
Ing stock market. yet the volume ~
business transacted. as compared 90
the corresponding week year ago.
shows a big increase This weeks
'ales aggregated 203.5ol shares. repre-
senting a valuation Of ilf0125.12,
while a year ago. S3,1l2 shares were
sold for i28.9s3.5o
There has been quite scaling down
IN prices a few have maintained
their equilibrium. hut An most cases
the traders have been affected one NJ
the sensations Of tho week was FUR
nlshed by South Columbus of Alta
which sold up 90 90 cents O share. NOT
because ~ any now developments. bur
because those who own a control of
the Columbus Consolidated have been
buying with the view of getting cone
troll Of this property a. we'll which
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BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT.
To he Given In Honor Of Mrs. Charles
Winding.

on Friday, July o. there will be
benefit entertainment IN honor Of Mrs.
Chas WildlnE In the Twenty-ffih
ward assembly hall Following Is the
committee IN charge Of arrangements:
Mrs. Gertrude Abbott, Mrs Della
WrsthslL Mrs Susie streadbeck, Miss
Ida Bess Mrs. Ruth Kirkman, Alma
*. manager Miss Josephine Love.
Miss Eva Robinson.
The following program has been ar.
ranged Tor the occasion:
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TrNrIc ORE SHIPMENTS.

The ore shipments from tbe Tlntic
mining district his week amounted 10
100 carloads. the shippers and amounts
being Ajax. ] Beck Tunnel. q Black
Jack. Z, Bullion Beck. s. Csrsa. q.
Centennial Eureka. q, DRAGON Iron. O..
Eagle a Blue Bell :; Gcmlni. 5. Grand
Central s Godive concentrates. :.
Mammoth. & May Day. O. scranton. Z.
sunbeam I'frr. I. SHarsea. I. Uncle
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BANK CLEiRINGs.

New York. July 70 The following
table compiled by Bradstreers. shows
The bank clearings ar the principal cities
for the week ended July r. with the per-
centago Of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year: Inc nee
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, july 1.-THE statement
Of The clearing house banks for this
week shows that the banks hold ,i2.s3O.-
500 over the legal reserve requirements.
This Is an increase OF ,s,3sS.725 as
compared with last week.
The sfafemani fnllnns
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COLUMBUS con. SHIPMENTS.

Manager Tony jacobson n the CO.
iumbus Consolidated returned from
Alta last night he saws the mine ls
now turnishing me markets with about
81 tons ~ orc iai'yl The mill Is run.
u-.r WIN IL. ..Ln-A
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MAMMOTH SHAREHOLDERS.
VIII Meet This afternoon 60 Discuss
Important Matter.

There win be a meeting ~ share
holders of he Mammoth Mining come
pany held This afternoon the object
ot which Is to discuss and vote upo,
the question % Transferring the prop
critics ~ that corporation 90 a new one
o. be incorporated under the laws OF
Nevada. The object Of this proposed
change Is 90 OK matters 81 that tn.
company can sue and be sued in the
federal. rather than the state courts
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York July lL-Money on
call nominal No loans. Time
money easier Sixty DAYS, A..
per cent Ninety days a. per
cent Six months. 81 per cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper.
5nl'1 per cent
Sterling exchange steady with d..
. actual business IN bankers bills a..
az Ntj0aisi60 Tor demand. and
az Nl.I5N S for 6o-day bills.
Posted rates, iszis and 1854.
Commercial bills. iSltdi4.
Bar silver, 65is.
Mexican dollars. j0i,.
Government bonds and railroad
bonds, steady.
IA..AA.%
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SUGAR REDUCED.

New York July ll-An grades of
refined sugar from No ] 90 % were re-
duccd ten cents hundred pounds 20.
DAY
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago July i.-Cattle-Receipts.
zoo Market steady Beeves. 4.l5d
5.2i; COWS and helfers i.3Oa5.i 90,
5.00d6.75
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 Market stead =
TO strong Estimated Monday $1,000.
Mixed and butchers. 6.50a6.g5. good
heavy 6.75H6 92i, rough heavy s 80
~ 6.ii; light. s .45Q6 924 pigs, 500
90. bulk OF sales. s son 90
sheep Receipts. 900 Market steady
Sheep. 3.2OdG.10. warnings, b.IjU
90, lambs. 3 .O0Qs. 90.
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GOLD FOR india.

London. july 1.-THE Indian Score.
tary today purchased 100000 in gold
due her Aug g.
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BOSTON CLOSE.

Todays closing stocks IN Boston, as
reported over the Pollock wires es-
pecially FOR the Deseret News,
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WOOL.


81 Louis July ii-WOol steady ter
ritory and western mediums, 2id 81 hnc
medium, $50 90. fine, isd20.
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2 N. WEST & Co. stock brokers,
d T. Walker Blk Tel 1876, res 35lo.1.
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One hundred De Forest Wireless
stock Al 1870 Must be sold at once,
90 give W a bid, z, NJ. West 4 Co., Tel
ieS. 327 D, T. Walker block.
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VIEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS.
jus. issued. Send 10 Deseret New,
Book Store. Salt Lake City. Utah. for
a free copy. Special terms 10 dealers
gents and canvassers.
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stock Broker
Tel Bel 7S2. isi 5. Main ST.
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J oRTRNDORITR.

CANNON BROS. BROKERS. q z.
S. Temple Tel $40 Ind. slo-k Bell
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OMAHA

omaha July MISUNDERSTANDING,
100 Market unchanged.
Hoss-Receipts 2 1000 Market steady
Heavy 6.5TLG6. mixed SHY p
so, liEht. s.50Q6.62it; pigs. 5.5Oa
q bulk Of sales. 6.j7hd
Sheep Receipts 500 Market steady.
Yearlings. 5.55dG.25, wethers. lb0G
o 50; lambs G.e5d1.75
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., The salt Lake, BpsIgn ana 10
take TAX. scandinavian Choirs lpy,,L Liberty
'rlenaf 70 Join with them in ~ 's thsl'
TO calder's Park. Monday. JI Sn outing
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I. r. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers
g, Commercial Blk Both Phones 1919
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What's IN a name. II it's the riEht
oGs ihsres iits IN Il. cast your votes
az Callers Park. Contest closes July
"a az midnight.
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OPEN BOARD SALES

Beck Tunnel 200 af s.
Columbus Con-. 200 40 rs .eo0 no go
Carlsa. :. 800 az .7's, 1000 at .,N b 3D.,
t00lter
Keystone. $500 at "a
Lower Mammoth. coo az a.
Sew YORK i.t0o AZ ests 2o
Nevada HHIs. l00 at 2g1h. 800 20 23'
Ohio Copper 900 az 1855
South columbus. 800 az s.. 500 st 39i
80. 43io at 49,
Thompson. toN ~ S.
Uncle sam 100 I'D fE
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. July 4-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 200 Market steady. Native
steers. 4.00Q6,l0, native cows ana
heifers. .00d 3 90; stockers and fced-
ers. 2 15a4.25. bulls. 400 90, calves.
2.50d6 90. western fed steers $3.50
50: western fed COWS, 5Odi 30.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market steady
% weak Bulk Of sales 6.70d6. u.s.
heavy. 6.7Od6.75; packers 6.70d 8 SO,
pigs and ligbt, . e0as.75.
Sheep Receipts, $50 Market nom
inslly steady Muttons, S.00d s. 2ji
lambs. 900 90; range wethsrs 3 90
as .00 fed ewes 4.50d 80.
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sam. crude ore. I; Victoria, g. Yankee
Consolidated, 2.
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A CANLpnIII.

stock Broker ZIG n. F. walker Block
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Totals .S,il3.7oO,H si,ON,lOl.2s i.
Increase, N.022.599 90 .
Observation-Disclosures
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BUSINESS NOTES.

In the commercial stock line small
sales have been the rule during the
week. On Tuesday Of next week the
Deseret National bank will pay its
quarterly dividend OF per cent. on
July IS the State Bank win pay !
per cent quarterly dividend ON pre-
ferred stock, The latest quotations are
as follows;
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BONDS.
SALT LAKE BANK cLEhRlNsS

For the week ending July Il,
f00c,
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\. L. Jacobs has returned from n
mp TO Alta with which camp he r.
greatly Impressed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04

rocked Of drugs and twinkled with
medicine bottles and in the middle of
which a gaunt figure lay abed in the
half light
Take him to the window. take him
to the window" q thin voice snapped,
"8nd let's have q look at him. Open
the blind a bit. Not as much as that,
dash you, not as much rs that
The doctor took the oath as though
it had been a fee. l no longer pitied
him. 1t was now very clear to me that
he had one patient who was a little
practice in himself. / determined there
and then that he should prove a little
profession to me If we could but keep
him alive between us. Mr. Maturin
however, had the whitest face that
have ever seen. and his teeth cleaned
out through the dusk as though the
withered lips no longer met about
them. nor did they except in speech,
and anything ghastlier than the per-
petual grin Of his repOse l defy you to
imagine. 1t was with this grin that he
lay regarding me while the doctor held
the blind.
$50 you think you could look after
me, do yOu?"
I'm certain I could, sir"
"Single handed. mind! I don't keep
another soul. You would have to cook
your own grub and my Stops. Do you
think you could do all thatg"
Eyes. sir; 1 think So"
"Why do you? Have you any ex-
perience Of the kind?"
"NO. sir. none"
'Then why do you pretend you
have:"
Il only meant that I would do my
best"
"OnIy meant, only meant. Have you
done your best at everything else,
them"
l hung my head. This was a facer.
And there was something in my invalid
which thrust the unSpOken lie down
my throat.
NO. sir, I have not" 1 told him
plainly.
"He. he he"' the old wretch Uttered.
"And you do well TO own it; YOU do
well, sir. very we'll indeed. If you
hadn't owned up out you would have
gone. out neck and crop! You've saved
your bacon. You may do more So
you are public school boy. and a very
good school yours is. but YOU weren't
at either university. Is that correct?"
Absolutely"
"What did you do when you left
schoOlg'
4 came in for money"
"And then%'
81 spent my money"
"And since thenY'
/ stood like n mule.
and since then. l sayl"
"A relative of mine will tell you II
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brushed against 4 detected individual
coming down. y full blooded young
fellow i'm a frock coat flung the right
door open at my summons.
Does Mr. Maturin live here?' in
quirod.
That's right" said the full blOOded
young man, grinniDg all over a con-
vivial cOUntenancP.
I've come about his advertise
ment in the Daily Mail"
You're the thirty-ninth," cried the
blood. THAT was the thirty-eighth
You met upon the stairs. and the days
still young. Excuse my staring at
you. Yes. YOU pass your prelim. and
can come inside: you're one Of the
few. We had most Just after break
fast. hut now the pOrter's heading off
the worst cases. and that last chap
was the first for twenty minutes.
Come in here"
And was ushered into an empty
room with 4 good bay window, which
enabled my full blooded friend to in
sppct me vet more critically in good
light. This he did without the least
false delicacy. Then his questions be-
gan.
VARSITY MANI"
'.NO."
"Public SCHOOL,"
'1cS"
(which one?"
I told him. and he sighed relief.
AT last, You're the very first I've
not had 10 argue with as 10 what Is
and what is not a public school EX-
pelled?"
NO" I said after n moments hest
tatiOn: mo. l was not expelled. and
hone YOU won't expel me if l ask a
question in my tuTn?'
Certainly not"
"Are you Mr.. Maturin's SOM
'No. nv names Theobald. You may
have seen it down below"
The dOctOr?" 1 said.
His doctor" said Theobald, with a
satisfied eve. Mr. Maturin's doctor.
He is having a male nurse and attend
ant by nv advice. and he wants a
gentleman il he can get one. raJhe'
think he'll see you. though he's only
seen two or three all day. There are
certain questions which he prefers
to ask himself. and it's no good going
over the same ground twice. 80 per
haps I had better tell him about you
before we get any further"
And he withdrew "a room sun
nearer the entrance. as I could near
for it was a very small fat indeed.
But now two doors were shut between
rs and I had 10 rest content with muir
murs through the wall until the doctor
returned TO summon me.
Il have persuaded my patient u
see you" he whispered, but l confess
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siSt on Swimming over it in his bath
chair with me behind.
felt quite nervous when l reached
the hats. They were a small pile in q
side street and pitied the doctor
whose plate 1 saw upon the palings
before the ground floor windows; he
must be in a very small way, I
thought I rather pitied myself as well.
l had INDUCED in visions of better
flats than these. There were no bal
comics; the porter was out of livery
there was no lift. and my invalid on
the third floor! | trudged mp. wishing
/ had never lived in Mount street, and