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Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16
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w WEANIElIVa A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A work general houssWork in 8 private farniIY Inquire at
 oc16 2t+ 451 CONGRESS AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16
MARINE LISTs PORT OF NEW HAVEN

ARRIvED-oCToBRR 15. Brig Daylight, Sawyer, from Ponce, 15 days, with sugar to l. " < Armstrong. Sch Annie Moore, Saekett from Providence, waste to Parker & Go. Sch Rodney Parker, Parker, from Georgetown,D 0. Sch Minnehaha, Tryon, from Providence
 sAILED-ocToRER 15. Sch Harry Prescott, Haskell, for Domingo.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-16

fes9n AT ONCE, three very desirable rooms or 1l6 be good. Address
 oC16 It. poatof9na
National Republican., 1883-04-18
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.
Real Estate Sales.

William P. Young, real estate broker, 1920
New York avenue, has made the following
recent sales: For Col. George II. Elliott, Us
A., lot 4, square 237, improved by the two
story brick dwelling No. 1906 t street north
west, to Miss Sallio A. Schaf hirt, for s., ,750'
For Mr.. ]. b. T, Tupper, lots 81, 52, and SO,
in square 97 fronting 79s feet on New Hamp-
shire avenue, north Of N street. to Com. John
Lee Davis, U. s. N, for $13, ,833.24. For Mrs.
G. B. Cody, through Messrs. Stoiger & Liber-
man, lot IL, square $3.50, improved by three
story and basement brick dwelling, No. 1923
Eleventh street northwest, to Mrs. Caroline
Mexican, for $6,250. For Mrs. Caro-
line S. Dulin, of Baltimore, lots l,
10, 20, 81, and %, in square 1903 !;
lots /, Q, 10, IL, and IL, in square 1913;
lots A, S, 6, 8, and 8, in square l,075; lot 1,
in square 1915; lots o. 10, and IL, in square
1,0S5; lots 4, s, 6, z, 8, o, 10, II, and II, in
square 1886; lots a. 8, 8, south half of 4 g.
and 0, in square 1000, and lot A, square 1,091
containing in all 241,552 square feet, to Mr.
John w. Starr for $3,623.2s. For Paymaster
William j. Thomson, U. S. N, lots 40 and Al,
in square 1S2, fronting 1896 feet on Rhode
Island avenue and containing 6,352 feet, to
Mr.. John w. Warner for $S,575.20 Lots AZ
and 43, same square, same frontage, and con-
tanning 6,742 feet, to Maj. d. Porter Heap, u.
s. A., for so 101.70 Mr.. Young sold at auction
yesterday, for Mr.. w. s. Thompson, trustee,
tract of four and one-quarter acres, near
Piney Branch, to Mr.. II. p. Marshall for
ST 400.
National Republican., 1883-04-18
The American Manufacture Leads.

"Linoleum," remarkably durable article
for a floor covering, has now reached such
perfection of manufaCture in this country as
confessedly to be superior to that of any for.
eign make, The importation Of the best arti'
been abandoned for some time and only the
inferior or second grades now find market
here.
. In matters Of style, coloring, and finish the
American manufacturers know we'll how to
cater to the tastes Of our people and the re-
quirements of our climate. While the inn
ported cloth, shortly after being placed on the
floor, will look increasingly dirty and dingy,
that of our own mako will appear bright,
clean, and pleasing.
To protect themselves, American manufac-
turors print the Walton Trade Mark and the
word "Linoleum" on the back Of every square
yard of their mako. AL carpet dealers keep
the goods.
National Republican., 1883-04-18
Lieut.. Arnold.
TO he Editor.

TO me EditOr.
SIR: Having recently read an article re-
fecting upon the character of Lieut.. Il. Ar
mold, of the metropolitan police, and having
had an acquaintance with him for more than
ten years, would like to say few words re-
garding his efficiency, &C. When lrst met
Mr.. Arnold he was private ON the force and
have watched his career ever since with ad
miration and don't think there exists to-
day on the force more conscientious police
officer. have been resident Of this city
for thirty-five years and have never asked a
favor of Mr.. Arnold nor any member of the
force, but think ii the duty Of every man to
defend another when he thinks he has been
unjustly assailed. Should tho commissioners
deem it necessary to investigate Mr. Arnold's
record, they will am sure, find his enemies
violators of the law and unworthy of belief.
Very respectfully, w. b.
National Republican., 1883-04-18

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are opening, highest, lowest and clos.
ing prices on Chicago board OF trade, as corrected
by special wire reports TO Cooke & Co., brokers:
National Republican., 1883-04-18
Real Estate Transfers.

filed for record yesterday
John W. Starr and wife to David Laing North
II feet of lot 67 subdivision of lots in square 600
Deed dated April 4, 1888 Consideration, -.
James A. Main and wife to George T. Staey
lot IL. s. +. Austin's subdivision of lot A Of W.
w. Corcoran's subdivision Of part square Sl3
Decd dated April 10, 1888. Consideration, S4 900.
William X. Duhamel, trustee, to William f.
Free, part original lot G. square 34l consideration
So $40 deed dated April IL, 1883.
william Il. Chandler and wife TO Marion T.
Yewel, lot 45, A. Gleasons subdivision of lots rs
10, 90 n, and part lot H. Young and FowlerS sub.
division Of square A2li deed dated Nov. /, 1882
consideration, $1,000.
National Republican., 1883-04-18

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April 17.--Virgina 6s, consolidated,
sc; past due coupons, a. new iO.dOs, $50 new s.,
5i bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April 17.-Cotton steady; middling,
Uf ogsS
lily, So oO95 IS; city mills superne IS 25@S 75 do
extra. 81 OOS6 %: do: Rio brands. IS 75@6 0o Pa
wheat-southern firm; western Irregular and
SS SO a%Soer sps S6@i s. usStn Ne. msfSssd sr
& iG MSy 81 TRlSE af EfG aS jsne 81 q x %
Corn-Southern frmer and scarce; western dull (;
spn %Re ghs spo e0SS s 81 Sy yoOT aO Ee
SiTc oats arm and dull; soui6ern @56c western
52@66c, Rye firm at 67os7oc. Hay steady and un-
changed: prime 70 choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, sls oO@15 90. Provisions steady and un.
changed; mess pork, $40 90; bulk meats, shoulders
shoulders, 9ilc; clear riS sides, 12c; hams, iIS
SS lard sneS sd ls Butter dS western s
PStroean rISS sS ifrSS rSned c Coffee
ARM Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 fAir, SN@iCG. Sugar
y Mhssy steady 6i H. F1ssSS
to Liverpool per steamer dull and unchanged
cotton Sa2S$led four Is 9d grain S1sdd.
els corn, 1900 bushels oats, $500 bushel shipS
ments-Corn, 1000 bushels sales-Wheat, 900
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-At the Queenstown
Drove yards on the Metropolitan branch, Balti-
more and Ohio railway, three miles from the city.
Gattle-2l2 head were ere sold to butchers at M MSSS7Ac
were shipped TO Baltimore, and 500 head were sold
as follows: Wool sheep, 611@62lc; lambs, 71z@
brought $50 0O@60 %. The state Of the market was
slow.
PTTTsBURG OIL MARKET.
PITTsBuRG, April 17--oil dull and irregular;
trading light. The market opened with sales at
9515cr declined to 941zc, recovered to and closed
at noon at $3.50 bid.
National Republican., 1883-04-18
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Publishers, Booksellers, StatiOnerS,
AND NEWSDEALERs
1915 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Corner of Eleventh Street, WASHINGTON, d. G.
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Please bear in mind that our establisl-
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We receive regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines and Fashion
Journalist
The Illustrated London News, london Graphic
Pictorial World, The Queen, Illustrated Sporting and
Dramatic News, The London Daily Times, London
Standard Punch, Fun, London Truth, Bondonworld,
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bells Life, Lon.
don Figaro, Judy, London Field, Spectator, Whitehall
Review, Life, London Army and Navy Gazette, Lon.
don Era, London Daily News The American Regis
ter Saturday Review, The Atheneum, Society. Gar.
deners Chronicle, The Garden, The Electrician Eng
llsh Mechanic The Court journal, The London Arch.
tect, ST. James Gazette. Pail Mall Budget The Lon.
don Economist, The British Architect, The Builder,
London Engineering, London Engineer, The Acad.
emy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Century,
FortnIghtly Review, Chambers Journal, Belgrava,
Cornhln Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre, Monthly London journal,
Blackwood's Magazine, Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, Sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, The
Portfolio, london Art Journal, Casselrs Magazine
Of Art, Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine,
Bradshaws Railway Guide TO Great Britain and Ire
land, Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper, Little Foks,sIe Figaro, lie Voitair, Gil
Bias, L'Evenement, La Justice, PUnivers ulustre,
Le Journal Amusant Petit Journal Pour Rre, Le
Monde Comique, La Vie Parlsienne LIllustratlou,
Le Monde lllustre, La Carlcature La France Ele-
gante lie Modes dc la Saison, Ele -ance Parlsenne
Le Moniteur dc In Mode, Le'Prln mps lie Salon dc
Ia Mode, Revue de 10 Mode, Uber Land und Meer
Die GRrtenlaube Fliegende Blatter, and many others
too numerous 70 mention,
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YOUNG, middle-aged, or old men suffering
from nervous debility, or kindred affections,
should address, with two stamps, for large
treatise, Worlds Dispensary Medical Assocl-
alton, Buffalo, N. Y.
National Republican., 1883-04-18

1900 tickets. ending with 8, being the terminal
unit of the number drawing the Capital Prize OF
8l4 900. are each entitled to 50.
Ticket No 9,25S, capital prize, sold through
agent atNBrownsville, Texas; held by jose Pinero
Matamoros, Mexico ticket No. 0slp, second cap
third oapital prize, sold In Boston, Mass. ticket
No. 1,bs4, fourth capital prize, New York.
National Republican., 1883-04-18

WHIT. Corn. o'" Pork Lard
National Republican., 1883-04-18

Socrates: A Translation Of the Apology, Critic.
and Parts Of the Phaedo OF Plato ,,........... 30
Annual Statistcan, 1888 (McCarty' )......,.. 90
STUDIES IN Logic. BY members Of the Johns Hop
klns Unlversity.... 90
Les ldees de Pierre Quiroul Par Louis Davyd. 10
lie General, Roman Parisian. Par Vast-Rlco- -
%, ~, ,;.,....''' W
The Problem OF the Poor! A Record Of Quiet
Work In Unqulet Places by Helen Camp
W
Thomas Jefferson. BY John n. Morse, IL,
- American Statesmen Seres-.........,......... i25
NOTES on tho Principal Pictures In the Louvre
Gallery at Paris aud In the Brepa Gallery at
MILAN. BY Charles l.. Eastlake .,... ,......-. 90
Bradshaws General Railway and steam Navi-
. CATION Guide for Great Britain and Ireland. so
brndshaw's Monthly Railway aud steam
Transit Guide for The Continent OF Europe. %
=, Baedeker's Guide Books to Belgium and Holland;
Ihe Rhine from Rotterdam 10 Constance, Southern
Germany and Austria, The Eastern Alps Northern
Italy: Including Leghorn Florence, Ravenna, and
the Island OF CprSicaI Central Italy and Rome;
southern Italy. Sicily, and Excursions to the Ipar
Islands, Tunis, Rardlna, Malta and Corfu. London
aud Its Envlrons; Norway and sweden; Paris and
Its Envrons; Switzerland and the Adjacent Parts OF
ltay, Savoy, and the Tyrol; The East, Lower Egypt
tine and-Syria.
Travellers Manual OF Conversation In Four Ian.
n guages, with Vocabulary, Short Questions &c. t 20
Bradshhw's Through Route to India, Egypt,
turkey Persia, China, Australia, and New
- 60
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other Ink. This ink Yields one good copy nom fresh
writing.
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PASSENGER LISTS


OMAHA, Augrs 22i.-Passed hsTe to-day, to ar
rive tn Sacra nsut9 August 26th: Miss Belle Walker,
Potaluma ). c. Wilder and daughter. Oakland ;
Charles &. 1hCrael san francisco hoBert Frank
M II Hav ley and vile Oakland Da7id S spcn.
GER TOXIC lr. L. n Alien and vile, Delaware, o ;
MIA Agaiy Van HGusen San Francisco Luis Col
meyer. dissna il. Il. Browning, Omaha T. G
SImbsll san Ffancisco.
CAEi'N, August 22d -Passed here TODAY, to ar
rive II SacslmeutO Tomorrow. Mr. apd hrs
Bean, New York City; J. \, freeman aGd wife,
Chicago, Alrs. J. Poster, Col0rllo Mrs. z. \.
Cleveland, san Francisco; Mrs.. a. J. 0strandeT,
Cali ornia Mrs. ), q Rogsrs, New York City =
Ste4arii OhUi Mrs, L. woodruff end daughter.
Wells, NeY Mrs. Y. Werner, California c. Du-
Bile and wife, Washi1gton, n. c Nrs. J. a.
touug and vile, salt Lake; }. Q. Henderson, JF.
ssw YORK City c. H. Frank, Pennsy lyania Chas.
Boston, Mass, T. O. Jones, Australia p
Purcell, San Francisco; J. G. Derby, Wash-
iDgton, Ark; Frank BettIuan, Chicago
O. W. DeLong Canada; o. c. Bur, Deadwood; john
EyanEton, Wisconsin 2rs. Sadie Houtrose, Logan.
Utah w. Z. I. Ellis England; j. r. Strester, Salt
lake Miss Emma Fradenbunh, New York Arch
NeLesn, New York City P. " White, Msssachu-
setts; Miss Mary Hoakinsi Kentucky. Special car,
Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mrs, $. n, DoGze and d@ugh-
ter, Mrs l. r. Montgomery ard two children, Mr..
and Xrs. e. S Pusoy Also I2l emigTants, iueiud.
ing 81 maiesi 10 asriye Ausust 2sbh.
NEvHALL Angus. 22d Passed here to-iay, to
arrive ia San Francisco tomorrow Mrs. 3. II.
lscaba and two children, T. Thompson, IurzOn; s.
Z Anthony and vile, Clihu bua, &eN. @ wheeler,
j5nu Cchn sen Francisco Charles Silent, S1a j055
lohn Church Florida e r keilasr and Wiie Ari.
zcHa; G. f. y bite, POuoua; }. E. Facssr5, C1i-
c.Vo l.. q TitGs, Sau Gabriel Llmis Bomer, h.
J. Nortaau, 1a,1a} Dunlap ana four prisoners, e.
Schumacher, J. MoAIiilan Los Aageles; o. Co
bsrssFd Gusym " @. Levin, San Diego I s c.
Su4rt. ChiHuaaps. MeN.; ID. i. BFelson, "a. d..
ENsusviils, - Al-s Davis, Eursss.
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EsgaIaEsAr.aa II EEvsas.


The premonitoEy stag, q, yellow fever
IS Characterized b. an intense longing for
refrigeration air cold water, cooling
fruits or fruit extracts. The 'ever-dre2ms
of az sgue patient are crowded with vieions
Of trse.shsde apd mountain brooks. Even
" Chills" are often ACCOMPANIED by burn
ing thirst, and during the cold stsge Of an
intermittent fever the temperature of the
system IS actually higher than during the
sweatiDg according TO Dr.. Francis
Home, respectively i04 and so degrees.
Ia the irst place, remove the patient to
the siriest available room in the house.
The ait Of bouae-oeoing seems to have been
Lost with the ancient cIyilizatiSn 2 Of South
ern Europe. There is not room in she
nsrrowest alley Of the Naples Jew Quarter
where open windOws and ten cents worth
OF ice would lsil TO lower the temperature
from twenty TO thirty degrees below that
OF the outer atmosphere. Create drauahs,
and i possible a cross -draugAt, without
fear that the admission Of air from sun.
blistered courtyard, for instance, would
make the room equally uncomfortable :;
the thermal contrast itself will create an
aiF-ourFent, and that draught will be
cooler 60 the feeling than.stagnant air.of an
actually lower Temperature. The shade q
Ieafy tree is never more grateful than when
the surrounding fields trsnbla under the
gays Of a vertical sun. The evaporat ron of
ice-wsteT, Or even Of common cistern.
wafer, VIII greatly sid the good work.
Pour ii into fat basins, tnbs, ETC., and
place them IN the center of the room. or
get wheelbarEoT fell Of uuglszad bricks,
that can be procured - any pottery. nut
them closo together Gu the floor. and
sprinkle them from time 20 bins with cold
water rae wsier viii sink into the uor.
ous mass and svaporate more rapidly than
from an impe viuus surface 4 bundle Of
bathing sponssa, or sheaf Of bulrushes.
suspended fsoga tas ceiling and sprinklcd
from time to time, VIII serve the same pur-
pose and, where ice i cheap, . dog's.day
sir5cco csn DO easily reduced to an Aprii
breeze. But the best time to begin the r..
ffigerstlon euro is an hour after sunset.
On this continent alone, the night. air
superstition costa annually the lives OF
about fifteen thousand human beings for
At leEst oHe-half Of tho thirty thousand
North Americans who succumb every year
to yellow lever, ague and congestive chile,
could have saved themselves by opening
their bedroom windowa.-fDr Felix OF.
wsld, IN Popular Science Monthly for
August
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TRB FOUNDATION on Cua aAcrER.--The
groundwork Of al manly cqaraoter is ye-
racity. That virtue liog "a STE i0urdatioa
Of everything solid. How common It is 70
hear parents say have faisl 10 my
child 80 long as ae speaks Me sTuth. He
may have msnvsfsuits, hut know he viii
not deceive me. build or that oonf
denoe." They are right. I. is lswfnl sr.d
just ground TO build upon, And that is
beautiful confidence, Whatever esrCri
temptation msy hetFay 0hildilta, 60 iqle
as brave open truth remains, there ig SON s.
thing to depend on, 5herl a ano etoun
there Is substance abou5 the center MN
Of the world feel 50 about one mother
IneY cad be tolerant and f0rboali z so lolP
as their erring brother IS true, ls is TIE
fundamental virtue. Ordinary comments
can hardly arocoed step githogt a COED
measure Of it. If we cannot believe what
others BAY TO as, we cannot act upon Is, aud
TO 81 immenEe extent that Is Saying thsi
We cannot act at all. Truth is a common
interest. When We deiou1 i, We defend
the basis Of al sooisl o-dse. When We
vindiease It We vindicato our caa foos-h5ld.
When We plead for it, l. IS Ike pleading
for the sir of health we breathe. When
yon undertake tofbeneiit lying man, il
Is ike putting your foot 10 the mire.
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WHEBE HE Ger LEFr.-Recently wa
intended 20 do favor by brushing huga
u3ly spider from young lady's dress col
.ar We di5R's 50 en- the other eide OF her
to do i. sitheg. We brushe1, and two
laeeratsd fingers. torn dress collar, and a
nasal bug wish two broken legs was the
resoit nc, not oil Of the resuls-there was
nad girl who called us endearing names,
auch as g. vou horrid thing" to spoil ner
beautiful bug. Well, firmly resolving that
we wouldn't notice even tomato worm
on girls cheek, we expected no more
trouble. Thst's where we got left. The
other morning we Iaet her. She imnedi.
ately put or csn't-resist.i il smile. We
raw it, and 5 little green worm alse, crawl.
ing slowly toward the uncovered epidernis
under her ear. How natural that worms
movements sre, we ventured to observe.
$ It IS as perfect as life" Il remains in
doubt whether can Of dynamite exploded
about her Or a cyclone struck as, but a
volley Of screams, mingled with g You hor-
rid brute " greeted us, and nov Il we see
a bag % a girl we vent zee the girl. Oar
standing u society must net ho ieopardized
By ruiuing copper bugs sad perInittins live
worms to crawl on n fair neck. Not mach.
Ecoldwater tdich. Republican.
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IaFnaAL 3nfAIonEs 70 I'M Fsaos0'gN0sl
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Cnred d Rheunat.sn.
Kidnav Disease Cured.

Christiansburg, Va, 1851
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which could gel ne rciIcf.
tried Browns Iron Bitters, laca
cured me completely. a child OF
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem 10
be able to eat at all. lgave himIon
6itters with the happiest results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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GUAYMAs, August 22d.-4 sineulsr fraud
in the revenue has besn discogered 10 TIE
custom-house here. By the etesmas New
bern calde ten cassR, eB route from San
Francisco, said 60 c0nt.,- calico aui Viii.
cloth. Oa there being opened for ID sxsts.
nation, they were found &C eoDssin common
bricks, such as arc made aad uGad here. The
custom-house oflcisls and detect YES are now
working to find waare the change wse made.
From information derived from offciG
sources, It IS foaud that none of tLe senss.
houal reports Of Apache raids and deeshs Of
officers snd citizens, az published il E Ssa
francisco paper, purporsing 70 come from tho
army IN the field. ara igue. Generals Topets
and Carlo have tue latest nasH snd report no
Indians on the war-psth, nor any raids on the
ranches.
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Heart Disease.

7 ~ .
Vins T., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec. Q, 1881.
After trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpitation
Of the heart without receiving any
benefit. l was advised totsy Browns
Iron Bitters. I have used Two bot
ties and never found anything chat
gave me so much relief
Mrs. IE7SIs HISS.
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: " Pr hsnds wers covered With Iitsls cry
seshs. Thsy have disappeared. and In ret
tss than havs been for taenty yerrs, from
using Dr.. Benson's Skin Care. IA. n. No
5le, selma, " c., Jolly 8, 1882.
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Tae san Francisco szasder- Theories %
the Pailcs.
san FRAEoIsco, Aagpst I'D Tho snfire
detective force ua9er Capskil L,ses is hsln at
yyarg sudeavoFiUg 70 urTsYci E11 mystery
fast surrounds the brpsal ru,ds, q Sict 'a
Sksrrett. The question Nhs,lec us Roy lsI
secsnlpliees or not 4 one whi j iz Daiu cara
f1llv investigated, althcagh it 81 .he lsfa!
belief ci the detectives s 1i9ne r.apDea
gn} committed. esciig cc & reEcI aly. tha
terrible criE1e Is cad lha- ite pris3Reys
previous record Shows tlag lae go ec7n'p,iss'
ment Of such q crime cas' tet 0fiy la qs So
ole, bus IL probable Gf3 -enant ua13
that naiehhoss saw t1rea men or te1 .tc u55
OF hllis street WITH SSergatt on .hs sh4t
be IL known to hsVa disappear : 1t 1c
ont by any cf t5e Saots ie5Iba1 ic-
tectiyes IL fsct, they have u0s a7lc 'ga1
that any peraon saw Sksrfest enter a3uss
IN the fstsl day. Iba forthfs la5T lave
bsen able ta trace him o. iEeE c71 ~ e.
noon, VIXEN s gentleman friend .4s. Ait4 ou
tgOraery sSrest ul t11 Way r 1uch The
deceased then fs.ets3 tlas ae oto Been to sse
hIs lower Ellis stloee prob9gf5 -lrius 5he
lnsrning, auc sas gslug o1s ~ De h1qss
sqgaeee his btlF Gas feuu1 ...rel .0psh. r
sigo rseuticasi that sc haa naa a0 Ser f0z
bis property in this cisY aad tisc not
hnDrobabl3 thGc 2 as wui D. maze, tna
pFigsaef has nor bern ehs ws GlT 80
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suppossd uugd5fsI et Ii2'3.e cae-t1
have beer found hy lie Q2ic ne ie4
ou the body Of Sesrrett @i- 10 -e!e 81 -e
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sAt John Eatou's ranch, in Stanialsus
county, on Friday lsss, young man named
e. b. Wauford was running q net grain
elevator, when one Of the singletrees broke
snd piece struck him IL the faoe, break
ing his jaw on both sides.
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
MARTIN KEsTLER,

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL v-----
iFa kiRds Of Buggies, Farm, ~
1xfress. Freight, Header and 81 SE8f
Qu2riz Wagons; constantly ons|S-a~=7z=a = ~
hand and made 70 order TT lowest rates. An work
warranted. Repairing, ets., done at short notice,
Nos. l010, 1912 and 1914 Ninth street, between
s.-d f. Sacramento. aul-ipu