Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1882, Page 6

CUTTING THE LEY Loa B Moment of Iateu. Excitement and Grent Dauger—Perus of Lumbering. Brom the Field. The Urat t ‘The Emsperor and Emprees of Anstria How the Explorer Lives and Wettks, As it fe Comdacted im New York. ‘Washing the Feet of the Poor. | — = Oorrespondience Bin Frencisco Dulletin. eee Baward King's Correrpendence in Boston Journal. In New York at present there are 7,000 stock to he done ts to find out where | Vienna Letter to the N. ¥. World. Pants, Aprit 10.—This morning I received &| trokers or Persons calling themeecives euch, 4, and then to discover what Is | The grand ceremony of washing the fect of | letter from Mr. Stanley, whose long: ellenees, | 5 990 produces brokers, of whom 9,800 belong te that is to say. the log | tweive old men and twelve old women was per- | especially sinee his recent terrible illness, have the exchange, and 3,000 cotton brokers, of whom of the “jam.” An old ex- | fermed in the burg palace yeste:day, Good Fri- | much alarmed his friends and these who are only 366 belong to the exchange. Judging by x" 18 soo on the xpet. | 4ay, by the Emperor and Emprers. The cere- | backing him with their eupital. Haman life | the estimates of the mest careful brokers wher “You see there is brook running through 2 carried up stream that | meny was inetituted to remind thetr Imperta! | hanzs by eo slender a thread in the great wilds 1 haye been able to talk to, about 950 eut of | thirplece of mines cornea He Leffingwell, Seo Sree SE . Rveay minate 1 of | Majesties at least once a year that Christ bad | of Africa that wheaever we, whe have known ied prong \/ OYAGERS TO EUROPE. rhe “Jam™ be! those 14,000 brokers are really engaged in buy- | “ trent, gentlemen, those—’ Btock Privileres Secured ot Close Rates Vi cae inte ee jag down and the | humbled himself by doing this mental serviec | and learned te admire and sympathize with the ing and celling actual grain, eetton er stocks | All four raised right up and glared at him. ‘WIN operate on mancin against any . The “key lox” | for bis disciplea. At eleven o'clock in the morn- | brave explorer, find among eur letters one with | or persons whe wish to export, or weave, or iow ee he proceeded, “ ugh us when they show & proft 3, W. BOTELFR & ROW iteers to ent | ing the poor old men and women were con- | Nis familiar, clerkly handwriting on the enve- urind, or invest permanently. The 18,650 other They’. pe Poser ring ere Sa sul STEELY oben inone. emcee. ‘Ave the Agente for the ele of Tickets in ids Detrick of dlucied into the Grand Hall of Ceremonter, | lupe, we breathe a sigh of relief; for we are al-| on-dressed featlemen who pass their Hver | him. . WwW — INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. i they were seated at two long beards, | ways afraid that some curt telegraphic an- * ia the splendid fashion eusiomary | nouncement of his death may reach ws from one | With thelr feet up on desks watching the stoek seeerarati Gn, Tthink a trout farm first | ‘The ld-estabiichod Banking Hoase of to visit Burope ean obtain al'in- "4 class,” ed Mr. vell, re 1 eae ul guests. The old people | of the many ports at whioh chips eemiaz home | ‘icker through the smoke of haif-dollar cigars, ss,” concluded Mr. Leffingwell, catmly. et ermation by applying to 5 a JOHN A. DODGE & CO., mU-3m 2.W. BOTELER & sox ’ the axes 1 inaral; id asunder; they were dressed | trom Africa are rife. The mysterleus continent | gamble on their own or some one else’s ac- Rhy tap lor seer e eens ane foe ene sions poroMie WePoRTaTioN LINK beth ipe sabdyetancnat itchy wp FOO SS K of cloth and | is still full ef terrors for the white map; fever | ecunt. “There Ie not only money in It,” continued fay ‘sins x: tein Sect — F joked upon by the | 8h nowy beards | and miasma do their fell work with startling Do you see that handsome man buying straw-| vr Lemngwell, “but fun. Think of the epee!" | BUY and wea Actige, Stocks om thom to five Per | | Op and after MARCH 19th dhe STRAMER FT whe. 72> a caste of @ few of the old | swiftness. But it would appear frem tie | derries at €6 a quart?” said a friend of mine as The man with the Indian elub raised it ou — _— fon KC GEOGHIGAR, wil leave STED cnt an a sontier te by his their procession | present epistie that Mr. Btanley. by Judiclous | we were walking past a fashionable importer of | wih and another polsed Mie due moet “WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT," Sank on, oe Ble ok ee bate 3 : chit | sented aties of the court took up | away with ene danger, which, fo i a wy : a mich ie : their 5 ag the warble walls, and the | was the prinepal one. 1 mean the peril from | done nothing for the last five years but buy and | Well, Hot heeding the tuterruption, “of tion- | ment of $10 t7 #1, 000 | Se een Sateen meme. m ; sands of fish crowding to your doorstep for roaster onies gave a sicn thet their | attack by the tribes along the great river up | Sell a fictitious lot of 100 bales of cotton. He | foog. i f y the clergy. wei wales has now steadily Soaking b his way. and | passeshis life at it. He buys it and sells it half Seer seessorseeg aor tales oats The Crown Prince and all the Areidukes pres- whore banks be is planting Buropean eivili- | 4 dozen times a day, when the fluctuations are | “Tne man in his shirt. sleeves sprang forward ent at Vienna accompanied the Emperor. ‘fhe | zation. I give you a few extracts from the let- | heavy. Hedoes not know one grade of cotton with a whoop, and he of the sword cane bran- Gi ea Pringe ad the Archduchesses preceded | ter, whieh T think will be-of interest to all who | from another, he provably never suw a cotton | died his weapon : COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS, the . Fo: ‘Eng urust be a ineans of | appree-ate the pluck and dar.ng that have eo | field or the Inside of a eotton mill, and it is | ny ce the spectator.” proceeded Mr. Leffing- No. 4 Pine Street, New York. ; $e cose Be Stanley's Gidtingalehing-eharas: | Noir a w peter she. cvet bees any oot+0a even | weal "ooking on whllel surest bread upon the | euianaretic.ae, 10 per cont margin, Fractional : rey-81x Sum is teristics. - in bale, but his calcutations in life, bis interest. | waters for the hungry mouths upturned toward | orders executed satiefsctorily.. Complete information Se Bhe is very (all, The date ts “General Camp of the Expedition | his very being. are wrapped up in that lot of od free: also | Nem Ferry. On THURSDAY, Sanam. meg eave his ct ler his ar STEPHENSON & BR mI6-€m_ Th strret Wharf and Cor, 1 to the extent of $50 to $1, 000 or upwards, should writeto | RI OLICE. HENRY L. RAYMOND & ©0., FOR POTOMAC KIVER LAXDINGS. PERSONS WISHING TO OPERATE IN sTocKs, n Bliook alked ont it to Wall Street t-rsactions wal x bearing was well dis cathe Upper Conzo, 8. W. Africa, Jan. 16, | cotton, which exists only on paper. Heis noth- | "an gacutated the four, dropping into their fare (SF dg ES Mowers. “On SATURDAY, tthe key log, ualess he t binck eatin dresa, with ack | 1882." The explorer says, “* * * ‘You may | ing but an inveterate rambler, enzaced in fleec- > s Rtock Exchanre, and or- sway, he would be Y chatrs. wing dowa to her train. On her | guces from the tenor of the above that I am | ing foolish people. In reality he is not a parti- “And,” observed Mr. Leffingwell, “when she wore the diamend cross of / ders for mining stocks will also receive special attou- | #Rd {eonardtown, ton. als 2ORN K. WOOD. Arent. 2 het iil aor depressed in spirits, nor languid, ner | Cle better than the faro player upon whom the I want’ some th. ie ot ORFOLK AND while the keen axe | decoration. Immediately behind the Eiapress | disposed to wish myself anywhere but where I} police might pourice—but do not. The social | weasure with which Tahal corleneaes ine PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES N THE STEAMR LADY OF THE LAKE sillon the pceloz. | entered the imperial stews m- | am—in short, that 1 am at least in telerabty | difference, however. is immense; one is a pillar gpec—” Tears her whart, foot of Gu stron. M ou zh the ing b f beariag \ * good heaith. itis hot enough, and every few | of the church, a highly respected member of so- The man In his shirt sleeves crouched and the brhgey eng A Sony pe ope) Fe blows axl a crack was heard. The peTor and Pmprese. who | seconds 1 must perforce wipe myselt dry. 1| ciety, who cannot find words too severe for the | rest wet thelr hands preparatory to the om. | BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. | CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WItH Th f ta all the siack of the rope that held | taced them upon the board in front of their | drink water 75 dey. Fahrenheit frequently, and | fro player, while the latter is a soeial outeast. | Hanent, ARD PLONE ENCE 81 MATER ae wore blow. and there Was | aed guests. It would atrike you ar exquisitely | rather cool. | Wut tnisis one of the in-| | “Some day, in the chance which. couiea to all |" ‘Contemplate the speculist, as he stands en- E. H. popa’ ine es so pian Danes ae — ipl Kostole camie the wall to | ineonzruous to sce the Emperor in his fine feld- | conveniences of Africa. Ameng others may be | men onee or twice. that man will be earried out . iB appearances on ‘the axe = sates " clas feet Foe Feecnd otk 1.50 Fust-class are to Piney Point and out.” 1.50 Like many other Piney Peant hooks z the poor fellow, = #1 a vying me.” Mr. Lefiingwell went on mildly, “ marsial’s uniform the Empress in ell the | mentioned the monotony of the daily meals—a | of his depth by some ran of luck, and will be | ¥ Reese tere tek melesty of her beauty and her tncivailed rank, | want of suieleul variety fo eatisty ga nopetite | empted to extend. Nix operations’ beyond the | “S8v¥INZ ine the good fortune and rare skill ¥ great, Jo Which have developed these fish, these syec—” | Bands, Stocks and Investment Securities Bove tim? | 2a'..4-ciane’ arc to Piner pom Aap ab standing behind the chairs of those poor people | which is good. ‘There 18 one comfort attached | 100 bales of fictitious cotton. He may make a ney Unitarian aoued him and waited. og a N ny » honk. certainly sadly bruised and | ang waiting mpon them. The Archdukes cleared | to this the nieals are soon despatehed, and all | fortune in a week. The chances against his} tese specters of perfection; these spec—!” DAi6 eng SaTUKDA aris aniry wounds, bui safe. the tables, and when the viands were removed | thouht of them ceases until the next usual | Keeping It are ® to 1. Once a gambler—atways | qne mare ine dict eee grabbed him and Bold on Commission, nae = a — the real ceremony bean. The Emperor andj nour. Gh! would that 1 could get one solid|asambler. He knows no other pleasure. Since the rest made ready. Good-Bye, Proud World. Fonpreas had the sawe task to peform, except | meal just now! he was an office boy he has known and heard of | «Those apectrum tinted denizens of the shady No. 639 18mm STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING? Cat the tter washed the feet of the) {have been im, thouzh, I suppose you may | vothing but buying and selling 100 bales of cot- | yoo. ‘That's ny idea, zentlemen,” and Mr. Let- | *° BY RALPH WALDO EHKKFON—(Written In 1852) en, the former those of the men. The | have heard of it. In fuet, I have seen and | ton. He knows nothing of books, art or music. | fnewell took his hat and bade the party good — marshals bore @ golden ewer and two | tasted of death. sud 1 now know what it |and of the theater he knows only the worst | evening, ; * ’ Good-bye, prow? world, Pm going home: pares a golden basin and an embroidered | meaus. I pity my comrades who have gone be- | ede. His intellectual vision is limited to the | °¥?) He didn’t say it.” mutterea the man in his Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, . H YS eeeedamemnmedl ‘Thou art not my tried; Lam not }, the Einprese knelt down and eprivkled | fore me, iu a diferent fashion from what I used iyrations ef that 100 bales of cotton. He is | snirt sleeves, drawing om hi coat, oad ELFLED WOOD, Secretary. ‘Too rOULH Wi a iittle water upon the fect of each old woman. | to do. This severe iilneas occurred during May, | Clated or depressed according to its behavior. The rest laid ti ‘eapons away and regarded 64 Booapway. New Youu se Gane tee « [hich she dried. or pretended to dry, with the | and I was neurly all June recovering from it. | When it makes $40 or €50 a day for him. he each other gloom ‘But now, p 1, the chief priest reading aloud the thir | 1 was a palsied and miserable wretch when I in- | Tides home in a cab and buys some strawberries sige vy. “H @ close to it several ” remarked hapter of St. Joun, in Latin. When the} foriaed myypeeple that 1 should get well. For | 3t $6.a quart.” sdheesery oo 1G several times,’ yusure LINE. Every clam of Securities bourht and aol on commis™ WEEKLY LINE © MERS 1 the man with the elub. sion in Ban Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia New MLE SARE OF Grail atng face, ashing was over a golden tray, with twenty- | nineteen days the fever held me to bed. Seven| ‘This is not a pretty, picture, but it Isa true | “The rest sighed and silence fell. ‘They had | York, Boston and Weshingtom. Orlare exeeuted on tos LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY PIMs five bazs, was brought, in ‘each of which were | days I was unable to eat anything; the rest of |.one. One has only to listen to the talk of the | waiteg tor Me” Leffingwell to ray, or make some | New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cont aToP. uw. y thirty sifver coins, the price for which the Sa- | the time I had to be fed with a apoon. I eould | young men who haunt the neighborhoods of eur allusion to “speckled beauties,” when they aa S - “ ont street, vieur was betrayec. Each oid man and each 9d | tie only In one position. Ofcourse bed seresat- | €xchanges to find thousands of Just sueh men. would have cracked his skull, taken eut his commission, Private cant telegraph wires FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. ee satis, Or er eck by the Bearer oe eee roan is | tacked ine, and most of the muscles of the back | They are tntelligent young fellows In appeat-| soine aud scraped It; thrown his leza up the | Bates, Phcadetphia, New York and Boston. terouh Yor Passage apply to r, orher neck by the Emperor or Empress, whe | became asthough ti ey were paisied, On the | anee, spracely dressed, quick in talk and always chimney, poured his blood down the drain pipe | "itch orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges ©. B. RICHARD & 00, Good-bye, prow worl !, ’m going home. then withdrew with the kame ecremony as they nineteenth day I gave inyfinal directions and my | With their red leather-covered note book in and subjected him to other inconveniences. | !% those cities and reperted back promptly. Quotations entered. The old mea and wemen are never | farewell, but before I finished 1 was muttering | hand. If they have not got to the supreme | There is limit to free speech, even in America. | {Stocks and Bonds and information rewardiax the Sao nee Seek Igo to = permitted to ro through the ceremony a second | in delirium; and I next became nearty uncon- | happiness of actually buying and selling stocke, ted Seer as our wires“INSTANTLY @- G1 Broadway, New York, oe poten ime. ‘This year the oldest man was ninety-nine, | setous for two days. Then the fever left me a | they eell certificates among themselves which Artemas Ward. een eee Or to PFRCY G. SMITH, ‘Whose arewte test he younge ty-ehgh hi, and the women wove | wreck. It was quick work, going down to ut- sneret the arpose slinost as wel A ses t0 | vrom Good Words. 1°01 snd 619 Penmeyivante avenue. a. Og FE wie axe. They are always brought | ter feebieness; but to restore what fever had | B a paper whteh say: substance, “Good 1 Ward started in California with an announee EW YORK ROTTERDAM. from tieir homes in the endure and taken back | taken away required a long time. Once on the | @ bale of ertton at 12:80 to-day, Februn Bil ait cuct be genie on cine one MEDICAL, &e. _|N oad feces again in spl rh high road to recovery, howeve! Se ee ros | Wood? Heald he wweterca enla title to tak S OF THE GENITO, UMINARY ORGANS, STERDAM, ROTTERDAM eee = vigor and quickened fife came rapidty, and in| being supposed to weigh 459 ponds. . 2 P fi Bood, a, Nerves, Women, Catarrh, “SCHLEDAML® = “"W. A. BOHOL’ ba) syivan hore, July [ was the read, surveying ewiftly, for | o'clock the transactionis closed. If cotton at the | of “My Seven Grandmothers.” Why, nobody to ‘&c., peedily snd erpanenty OiEaND. aod i. « Greree in} Homes 5 rbody knew that I was my- | qxehange bas gone down to 12 cents a pound, | knows, for there was, of course, to be as little | Sos Heo, advice. Book free. "Dr. &."T. BARES SST ARIES. G,, Matio to the Nethertanda, leave | : Big pole conan ‘ Sone ween ee z ands, wach ie weit ny a mn oauan in the lecture about babes, in or out of the | yriorna: SRET DISEASES SHOULD CON: | -,) FU Onbin. YO0-6i0, “Ei Culp, $68.” Bucernen, £98, Lee “. P Lady j Noses GJS cEuts’A TOIT 5 loent e236. ren | WOO| a8 cboat euven or eny lotler tinmberiet] Woot inn mater cok oe tee | a eg St ee have done makes us | closes af 19 cents @ pound, A loses £2.25. 3 ip A Ps the ouly phyvictave in thiv ety who can permanently | eGo. 95 Pen aeylanl mue, Weshington. ori : eta days.” ~ pis siinply betting on the priee of cotton at a eor- | grandmothers. ‘The Babes in the Wood” was | cure you without mercury! ‘Many have wren, away | § GO tas, Peuaeyieanin avete, oa Oe may mecdt : ley maintains a certain reticence | in hour; but a eupposod dignity ts piven to | never written down; a few sentences only have | pointed of Capericben TNs OB ue SE dinak | TTB | ecrmer New York aveuiue ata Lou eee very I ct nature of his werk in Africa, | the operatien by trading in fictitious bales of | survived of a perforimanee which was destined | © = = 7, . i EASURE, pte soe eaetenns a erteen ties for reasons whieh most reader yun. | cotton to revolutionize the comic lecturing of the aze. (NILEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTEFIG TREAT. | ()UNARD LINE. aa Alitue twiness sdaed to : Ae it of companies whieh | Afier all, what the brokers’ boys do In the “Babes” seem only to have been alluded to A tizare which i halt-aivine, streets is preciscly what the brokers do in a| twice—first at the becinr The Mumaa Wind will Ferret, and have invested large amoun hen the ecturer = — me é tne Git peneiona of Avie h ore systematic fashion. ‘They are befting on | gravely annonneed Babes” as bis subject. : Likewise it wit! Kemember. pe eg ehh ualcontenean sire to securefor themselves all the alvautaes | Whettier cotton or grain will zo up or dbwn, the | Sra then, after a rambling string of irrelevant | to.” pn LEON, 337 Tene: ave, = Pa vil tS tasked to Your mind; which may accrue from the explorer’s labors. la | ze of the bet depending on the amount of the | wi ms, which lasted from an hour to an | a7 pew = ESSE NS Fes eck Gonetie — "Phe snare is linc, the net is spread: afew months we shall probably hear rather {a- |tluctuation. No better illustration of the ex-| hour anda half, he concluded with, “1 now B50 Beer vane of ‘Supprewed or Pain jn the fatter part of 1863, when Gen. Steele : teresting and possibly somewhat siartliog news | text to which specutationin our exchanges over- | evie to my subject—"The Babes in the Wood.” fbassou Taree cok sien cart ney was eon: rof the post at Little Rock. a| Now, sitting tity at your stags, from the little camp on the Upper Congo. fons legitimate Uuying and selling eat: be given | Then taking eut his watch, bis countenance | tions or lererw aries of the Menstrual Periods: 3 Mizourian named Robert H. Crowley, of Price's | ra Me Ttsets Weay back to Yesterday, ————_ than by quoting from the last report ofthe cot. | would suddenly chango—surprise, followed by | 72 “RMA TORRHGA, IMPOTENCY, AND ALL PRT Command, was captured somewhere below the Ttaney I can hear you say, Adrienne Mcintyze. {en exchange. irom wich it appears that during | vreat perplexity! at, last. recovering his for- | S| Yate Dixcares quickly eured: aleo’ Lucorriea and Mage City, brought here as a prisoner of war, and From the Chieazo Tdbune. the year ending May 27, 1881, actual cotton was | mer composure. and facing the difficulty an best | Mi yitce eee mumily cured: ale Lucor eres Areerage at very low rates. | Bteerure tickets from Tay. Cita the iad saoana. pape” sold on the exchange’ as follows: For export, | he eould, he continued: “Tut [find | hare ex: | mode ato Se See. Eee eee NCUY | eTrool aid Oucecetows and Weiser parisot” ourope sh Pal 148,262 bales; for spinning, 151,961 bales; for | ceeded my time, and will therefore merely re- | 232m ibrongh tlle of, mam given, for, Belfer. aero Btronaly euddied up tha biz arm-chair, her | speculation (holding in store for & rise), 1 mark that, 80 far ag T know, they were very | § BOTTLE O8 TWO OF DR. BROTHERS In. | £2tyy,Autwery sd other portsoa the Continent tiny feet peeping coyly bensath the tolds ef a | bales; in transit, 3,160 bales. Total, 311 good babes; they were as good as ordinary A, Brcratine Cordial wil! cure any eare of Rervous Fer frantand resmage at the Company's office. satin dress whose dusky richness shone out in | bales represeating: (le entire strietly lewitimate | babes.” Then, almost breaking down. and much | Deut Seu ViKOF wbobeyrtens | CTT SGRTON SOS, Gu Teh eee ade tae beautiful contrast to the rosy cheeks and sun_ | Usiness of the exchange. During the same | more nervously, “I reall 6 t south ms. 2 ly have not time to go im” period, 26,721,800 ‘bales were bought android | into their history; you will find it all in the OR I “As W tight-lacing—well, perhaps ped temporarily in the state house. From me eh ants ‘bit; here Crowley was taken to Camp Chase, where gh perils act Nps . ns Wouid never fit he rewained until the close of the war. Yester- ig S . @ay Mr. Crowley, now an old man, arrived in this city. Going to the state house, he searolied “I don’t adinire that Venus much: She’s clumsy, und so very fatt Ident thnk shy man could get fear ‘4 acer == VERNON B. for atime among the bailways, an¢ finally took | is arm round such a waist as that! Bi eee Beeb er ee emer Addenna Mcit elivery—that is, pieces of paper rep- | story -books.” ‘Then, getting quite dreamy, | Midi, “Aultemmesmoplaktemmetrceed tate | rte heer. & F100 bill from a hole in the wall. “But then the snctents aid not watta: tyre was indeed a picture of bewitching beanty. bets on that amount of cotton were | “They died in the woods, listening to the inietomakon aki ee ‘aS & prisoner “said the old Autre temps autres meurs—how tired lam! | He to whom she spoke was a manof erect and | ex , BO actual cotton appearing In the | woodpecker tapping the hollow beech tree.” | Sabnenghceent 2 ereted ahundred-do iin acrevice iS iny Hver til of ribs? powerful frame, the few silver threadsin whose pS With some suppressed emotion, “It was a ead | PDT 2¢ chink reaes Pree ee in the wall. [knew it would be impossible for nd have [lost iny diaphragm? halr showed that he was turning into the home- | y The question, “Who supports the 14.000 New | fate (or them, and { pity them; #01 hope do | aoe Ciiy 91251 fenmay cena venus fom? bed me to keep the money through iny prison eat-| 4.445, oy neart all ae streteh of life. But the face of this man, al- seer eke soy ed nie tust suggest | you. Good-nizht!” ‘The success of this lecture sud C108. All Female Compiaints and Trerularities | ee pn rile ere Seg Feng Ab, well, Pro sure it doesn’t pay though Illamined and beautified by the lizht ofa | {tSelf to every one. They cannot live ow one an- | throughout California was instantaneous und | guickiy : perele Dul-dum : a thie teach hee 2 holy, tender father-love when speaking to the | ther forlong. A ganzof sharpers cannot subsist | decisive. The reporters complained that they = : ny howe in Missouri, where Tre-| "Y Wwiti not go another aegis scart. was at other times end Goria in tue pain, fwithout pireonsto pluck, and the same ru coukd not write for lauzhiug, and split ther | P)&- RICORD'S sumed my basiness of farming. At times I was Pe Bees, fal Hiidity of its lines, and now as the fttal | £oed with the enormous gambling rin pencils desperately in attempls to take down ovat een very hard pressed for money. but 1 did not once jectric Lampa, glow of the open fire caused strange shadows to | 28 the stock, cotton and preduce exchanges. | the Jokes. Every hail and theater was crowded " think of the hundred dolar bill whieh I secreted in St. Nicholas for Mi leap around the richly furnished room. the face | THe speculative public ynquestionably paysthe |to hear about the “Babes” and the “Lyceum” | Aprroved ty the Academy of Medicine, ef Paris, x- | ————————————— im the Arkansas state house durmg the war.! If we examine one of the electrie in the | was given a wierd. tieree look that one sees fa | Piret. | Gur brokers ate notorious for high | lecturer of the period, “‘what crammed. hisself | ecmmended by the Medical Celebrities af the Wor'd ma RAILROAD: Abe azo, wile sitting with my family | stroets we shall find that it consists of two rods, | the pictures of the Vikiazs while wandering living and extravagance of every kind, and tt | fall of hizh-soundin’ phrases, and got trusted | specific for nerveus and physical of —— ee = had been aceomplished.and ‘ 2 hin i may be taken for gr: E for a soot of black cloth had nothing to do | M2J¥ Vitor, &c.;. of Lecassor, 10 bis. GREAT Pl with | @8¢ pointing upward from the bottom of the | throush the galleries of the Louvi : ay ave or a soot of jothes.” had nothing 10 | Parts; or ¢f Beth. 8. Hance, NNSYLVANIA while [was wondering how I could raise $50 with ix -| ‘The man’s off foot moved uneasily, and pres- | {cures their earnings will averave $5,000 a year. | but to go home and destroy-hini ani, 484 Ponneyivania a Ww RTH, WEmT AND SOUTHWEST. Whieh to pay adebt, I happened to think of the | mp, the other hanging downward. The rods'| gather (emt easily. and Fourteen thousand brokers, at $5,000 a year, ee gee Bheze ae-o'i) UBLE TAC SPLENDID SCERERT. bandied dollar bill. 1 don't know why I thought | seein to touch, and the briltiant flame is exactly | “tie wind moaned asain, and the little head | makes a total of $70,000,000, which represents Spring in the Suburbs. Se ecinte - a BAGRIFICENT Ege of it, ‘and in fact T cannot tell for the life of me | where they seem to meet. Once aday a man | with its mass of fluffy flaxen hair that was mect, | te en pale Sak ONY ee spe Eat, by | From the Phitsdeiptis ‘Times, BY JSeSMOND. why i shouki have forgotten it; but {did both | comes round with a bag of the rede. He takes | led no cun incly, within the shapely white arm, | Suutry gambl Tiel oe tee eieatings | _1t 18 great fan for people who tive in the sub- | #29. Ladene thems eaginber Xt the Froolleetion of | cor the old eda that were buraed the night | and lay with such pretty eontrast on the deep | AL experienced broker, who has lane dealin urbs at this tle of the year to wateh the new | YOUNG MEN. hiding the money seemed like adream. At the | Out the ol S iat were Suraed the nigitt | crimson velvet of the big atm-ehaie, moved un | Witt the eouth, explained the recent high price - If 5 F time when I was a prisoner 1 was weak and | before, and places a ew set in each lamp. After easily. —e J of cotton by the fact that that in some southera | comers. They all have to go through the same Worn out. A €ic0 bill was not a very tarze | he has goue abvut, aif he were puiaing new | “What ts the matter with my ttle pet?" cowmunities, every man, woman and ehikd had | experienee, and there ts no pleasure in life net mene: eeyrengeprernns Yi tut | wicks into the lamps, aud each is ready for its | asked Harold Mcintyre, looking with grave fea rapt si Apa ree eos equal to that of watching our neighbors strag- Nee oan. emma it HE punch | net's work, all the lamps are lighted in broad | earnestness at bis ehild. jose more Lian $ ata time clup tosethes ana | Zlinz along a path which we ourvelves have Lire Ax Heaurm.” Canunt ater, Mire 29 os mee ro | day, to see ‘that every one is in proper trin, | The girl blu nd rosy-red and bezan chewing | givide the profits or suare the loss, generally | already passed. ‘The first thing done by the| 4 poy ye mm. duly, excopt baturday, Gazal wWeat to the St Ni Foran he money, | Teed S70, Sorento wate SOLE tea mea, Tapes | Si Free, Sut a uot rons Yeiancing kindly at his | te latter. ‘These are the people who enable | ‘amily that has Just, moved tn next door ts to | = ‘AN HE CONSULTED OONFT- | Ter Wiluanavort Teck Haven and Kiam, 10:90 0 ed e emmotin = pu tran an jaune well ees a Leda child; “you are anxious’ because one whon 1 [tte New York broker to buy February straw- quees ener Pi le A A ed gentialls ; dies who need medi: | yee Rew ork ‘and the tant, 6:00 a.m., 20:90 “F3 Dia ull ib beyius to grow dark. If one fails to | mizht name iy not here; anxious because you {PMCS oe settled in the house before operations. bexin, 7 ve tind 10:30 pomm- Liuslind’ Fxyreoe of Patines Pa Crip gate burn properly a man goes to that lamp to eee | can not hear his footetep. Is it not 60, eH the particuter broker io | A gardener is sent for, who digs a number of | S62 90.8 ee ee me $0 9m ally. excapt Samday - @ould see the hungry faces around me; I eould chet fe the. matter. The a q Adrienne?” jority, beleve that the particular broker to ees Tittle fle Teds an there 1 F N, THE MOST RELIABLE AND | Fer Brook'yn,, N through treims eonnect at Jer. fee racved forms. and I eould hear the haif | “ Mek melee Terie ee nL Tao i case.uo anewer.. werecenn « sod | “Hom they entrust the gum they have resolved | met Nitle fower beds In the erase plat. He evel speciale in this ‘ity, with Sh wih boat of Broskive Anson, eltorhing intive, half rev ul voices around me, | | CX0U8 eer ee , that @en lullin the 6 cae a | to devote to gambling (resolving also, of course, | doesn’t, think it worth while to bother himself nee, will Euarantee aetre in ali diecazes of fret weet ptan street, fora moment as T must have felt when T| cae tach cach then Te ae eo oer IM Cpu be nea sane (oF the storm, and | chat if it is lost, nothing eball ever tempt then | about the charaeter of the earth, for he knows | theUi pain Nervous and Seminal W ae y the money in its hiding place; and, upon | T°ds touch Se wes athe) aknew’ | Ber Ph laiciphin, 8:00 m., 1-9, cai f whter | it will not make iuch difference. Then the Jmpotency dose of sexual power), 60 and 10:20 p-m, "On 140, 5.40, rend sates ‘ lamp they are pulled apart, and if you look at | inz of the apple. to gamble spain). ts'a sharp Urea BERNE LS ter at thei family eines tom the hooeee e dae Comoe ee ee 70:20" pm. my Ona, 8 0:00 om Bry word. althouzh I had eaten a hearty dinner, Ked elas Presently Adrienne epoke. “Do you blame | *d sharper tian any of tie oth rs, who 5 2 4 ae wndas Tieit for a time as though I cuuid eat wroasted | M¢ €ame throuch a smoked glass you will see y igeags . : wiil be sure to. know how the market ts going. | 00x of assorted flower ceeds, twenty-four choice Wednesdays end ee eee ‘or: 38, 10:30 a.m., and 1:98, Bui, we shat the rods do not quite touch. There ta a] me. pana, for betas antions, and heartelck. ad | 6 rot te that che brightest broker that ever | varictics, each in a uice titth Packaze. | fidins physiciansof Baltimore. Main oaes'bo Roms | 424 8,99 59 and 30 fem. oe +e. = bar —< —— Losses polnta, and this epace tome! oe Henge a ae oe speculated is no better off than the simplest. | The naire on the labels are rather overwhelm- | Libecty etree me. ick. a7 0, SH om. 1Hh, SAR TR Barst an Eyeball ia Saceziag. is filed with fire. ol the other parts of ame ‘ bod & = | Pwo or three of the oldest. brokers in the busi-| ing, but the florist’s eatalogue. free by maul, Ss EF. ©. WE FerPope's Creek Line, 6:40am. and 4:40 p.m., daily, the rods, or the copper wires that extend along | dreadful fill my mind when the ene whom I ¢ whom has been dealing in eott 3 such a gicrious description of the great recite exon) t runday. Meee Cie Tndienenelis Fines, Apri 79, the strevts. They have no Nxht. no heat, no | adore, and whose love Is ny Mie. faile to keep | fg ouear whom has been dealing In eotton | oe Or dowern that are to be expacted ‘tron yateria, Dicriness ions, Nervous ticed: | Fer Ausayclis, 6:0 a.m and 4:40 p.m., day, except Mis Mary Hanretan met with a singular ae-| sound. The wires are eold, dark and silent. | bis trust, fails to show up on eehedule time?” Fee ae ores cine ac ARM Mate | ary cued Goat lnaciahion atrecer oo eee | ae eal Sof Motnary, Byermator. | gyeyS2itia AND FREDERICK®BORG RAIL. Cident day be‘ore yesterilay. | While riding on a | If we were to push the two rods in the lamp| No answer, Again the sound of the half-| certait in that experience go for absolutely | the little sid® lot into a vision of delist. Old kee camed by overceetlion, ef abuss orcover | MAY AND ALEXANDULA AND WanutGTOS atreet car bre = seize is @ sudden fit of — oe ati yaeipre meena Se ; long, lank minutes, that | 2¢thing in eotton and grain speculation. Cases | _ The beds are all nicely marked ont into divi- | inau, which leads to sneezing rst one of her eyeballs, from * j . aap ell , , vor Ale: , 6:30, 7:20, 9: 11:99 ong 13:25 am; ah sions, and the seeds carefully sown according to | One box wili cure secunt cus. E. “20, 0 p.m. On Sanday. >a apd apemnlyraa img the most | WHY Is thix? Lot us xe to the woods near some | seem to Adrienne as ifthey never would get by. oe i coe Glee directions. At the head of each division the | Pgyiemes Se beso suQering brook, and it may be that we ean understand | Then the father speaks. “Any man,” he says, | 5 empty paper with its Fabel Js stuck up on a little | We guarantee six boxes to cure any intense pain. Her phynigiam-xays that such an _ “who would ride two miles in a etreet ear on a | Hie fluctuations of cotton, hour by hour, for | cmpty pap i i order received by ux for six bores, secompastied eceutrener is vers tmdbisinonzenpecially when, | Mere ie the brook, flows quietly along, | nicht like this, when there are pleaty of bit- | Petiods of years, had speculated upon the deduc- | Fick. ke azow ollittle tombstones, eThen the | Seeaaany, we etl Snney the, treatm fin the presertignd Liens Sam apparently nd | auooth, deep, aud without e ripple. We walk liard-satoons Within a block ef his boarding- | ("8 reaclied. and lost every cont, b ieepie: | family await developments, “It Ie not lone be- Shesee cacy cuneuuon Ulceration of the ‘efe’or Aistixe"r the orzan | beside the stream, and to 9 place wh vase, Is a chump. . fore th -bed begins to show signs of life. saficiens to causesioste burst. He says that there are ch Tks, fed eeep, dong Danks, | "Oh, Heap libel Aor cay cee i as tired cumrentee ‘exotange epeculstion ith Ty green Wing make thelr way trough the | Kcsaimest ably the sneezin ‘us so rapid that the | Here the elannel is very narrow. he water | You wrot apd, x o MAY b 2, e eott earth, and afierafew warm rains the BLOOD eyelid Temnincd GUE Dt this wenld have | bebo lege cecal oad ee cane | be eee aaa gah ach ore ditched | Or bat thee are Wate eee fo Tierarick wile peee tienes cate far Byun beers, Os home ae saul ang <p — the: somay 4 at Frowsgra foains between the recks. There a feat oc ener a cigaret hist week), but be | 2). speculators on the spot hav. a 80 ‘little ae per ad Coed Oe the sppen vanes ses Sis hey Discares ana all’ Blood Poison. — FRANK THOMPSON, General Menenee™ 2 chance, what ehance have the outside specula- ¢ 4 Z 5 : a sight of the injured eye art of all lieve, the once dark and silent | | AS she ceases to speak the eM rings. Adri. cre che berets mite canine through | Fesemblance, but then most. plants, like most Mcli-eodly Dr. Joux Tupr._| BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. Soe fa ter roars boosh pees white, stormy rapids. areata ose who kisses her with the | others? people, look a good deal alike when very youny. iCH POWDERS_—CERTAIN: THE MODEL. FAST, AND TRE ONLY LINE From the Moutreal (Canada) Witvess, Aprit 26th. bes WMter and elonds of may What pyle Leavitt-ireet warnth, Sutin aah nd ae ee irom wontu ta neeanereaie ene ence x ewisk A neatly planned elo tat Toronto ter? Why is the smooth, dark water so white | “You have come at last, darting,” the gint | cotton and smain that it, may not be without | frome weeds. but here the question arises, which a, By ly planned elopement at Toronto way 5 ‘ane Nog Pomp radlras interest to describe briefly the machinery for aipped in the bud oa Monday aight. A jay | With raze, so impetmous, o full of sounds and | says, cetting ready acain. crostiy ewe. errhee, cured in, 48 hour. Bor LUUBLE TRACK! o ME “pent COUPLE STEEL . cs speculating in these staples, and the meaning of | lly ean but wait and see, trustinz to the great | sie ty Wi B. ENT WISLE, corer RAILS! your Lathario became enamored of « young | Narrow and elcoy: tive wate ner barca ie | must sheek te pour father af ene Ble te Oe ee. a et ae rE ed DIPEE Cae tae rd tes mcther | eae Greate rien TT ae | MEDULE TO 7 BPveCT wonpas, sax. Jady on Teinperance street, but her parents did | and there isa grand dixplay of flashing white | quickly into the parlor he leads Mr. Mclatyre | Por pietepect laps mined Erierh Thereare | and the children are abserved watehing the pro- = eS "| ne, A PAVE SUTNGTOR, Bot approve of the intimacy between the young | foam and roaring Sa ster Faia sey tee. watere | Use tee Seay Kovess et S ise eee and | four “calls” a day, “call” being the nine fore | fren of the garden. It lsreally quite a tonch: LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. oF SbT RANE nae AMD, OT. LOU couple. Last night, abvat ten w'clock, a eab | *traggle together to get past the narrow place, | Whispers a few wot s ike emnite, | Short auction at whieh members of the exchange | na sight and there ls alittle mingling of tender PARTICULAK NOTICE. - drove up to tlw pareatal abode. and the woutd. |. It 8 the mme with the electricity flowing | facc lights up with a beautiful, child-like emile. Ba oe neers ; 6:00—Haltinore, E\licott City, and ms unite. | bid on cotton, the priee qbtalned going forth as will hereafter be mnder theeschsiy | €:s0-<Dall: cna Way" thro thi ‘All the boys going to be there, you say?” he AN the drawings und x 4 : An Bee sae cecatel ant nd weiely, pales | Soo Siry wits tee shir Hosegns Bee ae ta | wise ee 2 Heese al bees ete exceaniene: Specmialing = f sear | euperien, cit porta gf genera GE BEAULE | Dune: Wincuekr Hagesrtowmy aad Way. Wis the youag dunse! he wat confronted by papa, | lence and darkness, 60 long as the rods touch | “Yes.” is the eae: broker makes for a “turn, that fs, bayine and f i Who gave him a yound thrashing and dared luis | S04 the path is eleak. When the rods in the | | “‘Halfadollar anteand an oyster supper at i quot selling 100 bal ts is t ASPLENDID OPPORTUN! Tee tis jaded ” ng les. is $25. Cotton ts quoted at so ly ‘CLASS &; to come within a mile of his residence azain. lamp are pulled apart, there is a space to be twelve?’ Yes.” many eents and hundredths of a cent a pound. * ways over, an obstruction, like roeks in the ovine te where Adrienne i iting oy the te To-day notation is 11.66, each hundredth of @ Mats MONTHLY DRAWING. (ee 7 fi the ki ‘her leans over her and says: “My LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY OOMPARY, 2, | Hyattsy John Williams, a merchant of Rutledge, darling, Armand has Jost brought me ead news. ie $225; a chang: sae Beit. sued adesperado. The defendant entered the | ji by old friend and partner in business, Ettiel- . it bas epimrently pecdeced “nothisg bet enki 3 Store in a furious passion, he!d out the summons rl bert Simpson, te dying. and bas sent for me. $25 A little chickweed ts good for eanarics, but in one hand, clutched a loag knife in the other, | There is another kind of electric lamp, use@ | Armand will show hor Sayles CHICAGO, CINGIBKATI 4xD much of it is uninteresting. So in June the Kiss, Kanur abd bemng and raid: tn houses. It has a emaller and softer” gi, feedling annnals will be abandoned and some | Bo, tlt %. be lero igual Ft Rens “ ‘ steady, white, and very beauti verbenas and other ready-grown plants < o—Baith ond Wag er c, wvzo| im these. tampa, chee we unre somethiog lke exchange! ection en Lanta — Se Plant TTS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS wu | 1 epoeasaes Amps Bo pane ae . an immediate “ Yes”! the narrow place in the breok. They are made will EU NEVEE. BCALES OR POSTPONES = iB a aed Wey. “Let me got my spectacles so that 1 ean read | Ste i. Lend Bae CAPITAL PRIZE $30.000. Took cates IPEIA AND BEW the paper.” he said. z i Caps 200,000 TICKETS (AT TWO, DOLLARS EACH. | g.39/ He went behind the coanter and eame back, i MALY TRMETS, ORE OGLLAR chek Hincemeunen ahd Wage is eae es ree a glasses, but with an axe across bis duty pref Bont bert} EXIkios deredursa Vie Kelay, aiope at Anus ¥en be said. “1 have sued you." : : Soon | $225 —Pa io Treks Vege, ta the 7) . ‘+ 000 ghestor ape ¥M pay the bit.” oe , ; : ° a5 BAL TT Sy Se = Way, vie a 205-—] kh ay | aginister” bezan, a smait bos, as he entered hie iV ATmviLLE aRD LAUREE foodward avenue grocery yesterday, Hew many people are there who know that JF TSAUKG, CLEVELAND an@ DETRUSE . ought some mackeral here last night.”” the Pope ls a farmer? Buch ts the fact, how- chad en.’ ever, and there is reason so believe that His Ho- iis | "ESE Teeny can Sor Yok. iy “And tn making chanze you gave her——" “No, f didn't! I haven't had a quarter with @ boule in it for a mouth!” 7 “But ma says you wave her a—" t betieve it—dun’t believe it! [remem- how; I wave her a hali-dvliar, a quarter wad “Ma says you gave her a geld-plece for a penay, and hare it ine wragious alive! but ao 1 did-—no 1 did! J remember now that { rave ior’ St bil ead a . ake D and ons ‘prises es naa sek change. Bub, what's your name, is - é ; sate end G8 _feaion en ria a a d to Kew Usieuns will rece! pr aa é tad ‘ “s List iny wife.”-—Doston.