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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

From camp in Santa Monica, on Friday night,
September 18th, one yellow horse, branded TT on
left hip and one bay mare, with white face and
saddle marks on her back. A liberal reward will
be paid for their return TO W. Ii. FREER, Savan-
nah near FL Monte oc2 IW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

Brcntano Bros. No. 8 Union Square, New
York City, are agents for tho HERALD twill
constantly bo found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

The HERALD sthe official paper Of the city Of
Los Angeles The city delinquent tax lists aud
all other municipal notices appear only In It's col
umns.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
The Canadian PacifIc.

VICTORIA, B, c., October 2.-Sanford
Fleming, ex-Chief Engineer of the Cana
dian Pacific railway, and Rev. Mr..
Grant, Principal of Kingston College,
arrived last evening, having come from
Canada via the route of the Canadian
Pacific railway. They were only twenty
eight days from Winnipeg to kamloops.
They speak highly of Kickeny Horse
Pass, through the Rocky mountains,
adopted by the Canadian Pacific.
Fleming's business is to look after the
interests of the Asiatic cable from Vic
toria to Japau and China.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

A well-b and thoroughly reliable saddle
horse Apply at "a Hope street, corner Of Court
House street oc3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
Consolidation OF Internal Rev
enue Districts.

NEW YORK, Oct. "A Heraid
Washington special says: The executive
order consolidating internal revenue
districts was completed yesterday by the
merging of the Fourth California and the
State OF Nevada into one district. The
order in regard to N Jersey and Wis
consin was suspended by the President,
and unless he shonld change mis- mind,
the reduction of the revenue di ,tricts is
ended
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
NEW TO-DAY.
MORSE FOR SALE.

EDELMAN 8s Co, Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the bost cigars and do the largest
obbing trade In Southern California. nIyl3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing betwesH
w. II. McKeag and j. D. Thompson Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. W. II. hckesg
will receive the debts due the late firm and pay
w. W. II. McKEAG,
oc2-lm J. b. THOMPSON.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

Mr. A. s. Holllngsworth is the Santa Ana agent
tho HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
aooms. FURNISHED q umruan.sHru,

Mrs NJ. W. Spencer, OF San Jose, having leased
theupper hoor Of the solomon building, is pre-
pared 10 rent oot furnished rooms and offices.
Apply to Humphreys & Riggin, No. 27 Spring
ssret' sepis lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

House Of six rooms, about seven minutes walk
from the Postoiice, furnished or unfurnished
also one Piano, almost new. The above will be
sold cheap for cash. Address L. q. Box 4s6.
seplS wv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
STORE TO RENT.
R0ARl WANTED

Spring street. opposite Court House. Apply TO
NJ. q. JONES, Office l.oom l. Jones Block, Spring
street. oc3-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
Millinery Opening.

Having Just received beautiful assortment OF
Paris and New York Trimmed Goods, would re
spectfully invite the ladies Of Los Angeles and
vicinity TO call and examine them at my opening
Thursday and Friday, october 4th and 5th. MRS.
LOMAN, 10 N. Main Street, Heman Block.
,ao1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
New York Clearing House sta
tiStics.

New York, Oct, 2. The Clearing
House Association held its annual meet
ing to-day. The Association consists of
63 members, including the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States, T1 banks
in the vitv and 26 in the State.5 The
Second National and ten State banks are
not members of the Association. Trans.
actions for the past year, Sil, 1862, l3S, i53;
iaily average transactions, Sl31, 70i, i02.
The total transactions since its organi.
1ation in 1853 were S7l5, POI, SAC, 3S7;
average daily transactions for the same
period, S77,6l2,755.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
CHAIRS AND BENCHES.
SPRAYED.

Wanted to buy or rent. lot of chairs or
benches. Apply Immediately at Skating Rink. or
address p. o. Box 1851. oe2-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
POPULAR PRICES.

No extra charge TO reserve seats Box plans at
Edelman & Co s Cigar Store, No ll6 Main street,
under the management OF s. G. Mott.
oc3 I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
CARPENTERS WANTED.
ROOMS TO RENT.

Two good house carpenters. None but good
mechanics and steady men wanted, Apply 10 J.
II. PARKER, Orange, Los Angeles Co. oc2 24t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

gentleman and wife can be accommodated
with all the comforts Of a country home In a
pleasant noighborhood, miles from Los Angeles.
Inquire OF llELLMAN q sTASsFoRTH, Temple
Block oc2 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
Motion for New rrini Denied.

San JosE, Oct. 2.--ln the case.of the
People VS.. Lloyd l.. Majors motion
for new trial, on the plea of former
conviction, was denied by Judge Spen-
Ger to-day. A motion in arrest of judg-
ment was also denied Judgment OF tho
Court that the plea OF former conviction
was insufficient, was pronounced. Majors
was then called upon TO plead to the in
formation charging him with the murder
OF Mcintyre. lie rose, but, under in.
structions from his attorney, remained
mute. After waiting a moment the
Court instructed the clerk to record a
verdict of not guilty, The question Of a
change of venue was informally broached
aud there was an intimation that the
prosecution and defense would be salts
fed with Alameda county. Further
consideration of this point was continued
uutil y r. NJ fO-mOrrOw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

sires board and lodging in private family. East
Los Angeles preferred Address j. @. H., Stand
ard Oil Co, Los Angeles. ocS II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
German Newspapers on the insuit {
TO Alfonso.
Alfonso In spain.

IRuS SPAIN, Oct. 2-The train con-
tanning King Alfonso and suite arrived
here tn 3 morning. The King was
received with unbounded enthusiasm by
the crowd in waiting. In parting at the
frontier with his French escort, the King
charged the aide de camp of President
Grevy to convey his thanks to the Pres
dent for the cordial welcome he gave
him in Paris.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

A hoy with horse to carry an outside route OIL
the HERALD Apply at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
COUNTRY BOARD.

On good property just outside of city limits,
81 800 for four or five years Apply TO A. G..
MAPPA, Rooms I, s and Court Street Block,
l. Angpiaq ag0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
Politics and Religion.

New HAVEN. Conn, Oct. "A relig-
ious war is going on in Lakeville. A
bitter fight was made at the polls to-day
between the Catholics aud Protestants,
each side boycotting the candidates OF
the opposite side.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
Monterey District Fair.

SALINAS Cal, October 2.-The Sew
enth annual Fair of the Monterey Dis
trct began to-day, The great influx of
strangers and the beautiful weather
augur everything for its success. The
grounds this afternoon attracted good
attendance to witness the trotting and
pacing races, both for purses of 500,
best 3 in 8. For the pacing race three
entries We're made-Bismark, JnQ. $.
and Tom Watson. The latter was dis
tanced in the first heat, Bismark taking
three straight heats and first and third
money. Time-305A, 2,574, and 255.
For the trotting race there were three
entries jackson, Ella T. aud Maggie V &.
Ella r. proved the victor in three
straight heats, with jackson as a good
second Time-3 90 . 50 and . 80
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
THE LATEST!
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.

FREsSo, Oct. 2.-The following is a
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Mrs IL rhacker, Arizona; Mrs John
Haynes, Tucson; Mrs Lockett, Macon,
Ga; Mrs James N Mason aud child,
Tucson; Mr. Tepold and child, New Or
leans; j N Thacker, Arizona; Il Il Smith
and family, New Mexico; DR. G II Lub.
book, San Jose; + II Bradstreet and
wife, J Grant, j NJ Hale and wife, A i
Bland, Williams and family, Milton
Thomas, Los Angeles; Chas Il Curtice,
j M Lewis, Miss Freddie Peasley, San
Francisco; Gen Hazen, u S A; Mrs N
Clark, Oakland; A II Emerly, Modesto;
X NJ Landrum, Crosse, Sacramento;
j L Stanley, Petauma; } j fully, Stock.
ton; Victor Cuttman, Melbourne, Aus
tralia: II b Botslord, Oakland
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
WANTED.
WANrED.

Situation as hookkeoper. Has had ten years
experience, and can give the very best Of refer
ences Apply at Herald office oc2-Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
Illinois Grnnd lodge ConvOc:-
tiOn.

CHICAGO. Ill, Oct. 2.-The Forty
fourth Annual Convention of the Mason
ic Grand Lodge of Illinois, was entered
upon in this city to-day. Six hundred
lodges were represented by 500 dele
gates. The report of the Grand Secre.
tary shows the total membership of
lodges represented to be 9i,629, an in
crease of about 1000 during the year.
The number raised to the Grand Lodge
was 2,223 The session will continue
three days.
silver, sterling Exchange, Bonds
NEw York, October Bar silver,
per ounce, 1000 fine, Sl.l0s; Sterling
bills, on London, 60 days, "a. S3l; do do,
sight drafts, S4. Sc; U. S. AIS of 1891,
interest quarterly, sl.l4; U. 5. As of
1907, interest quarterly, Sl.20s; U. S.
IS, ,0l; w. U. Telegraph, SSls,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
WANTED.

strong boy to work around store, Call at
se3O &c S1EGELS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
& KLAFFKI,
.EE,gpPRIE.TOEs- GO
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS,
FOR SALE,

En- suite or single. Torrent in the Mcdonald Block
Apply at Room IS. re2s lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

Expedition. Prof. Nordonsjold tele-
graphed to the Associated Press from
Scretsbster, under date OF Sept. 22d,
than an Esquimaux named Hans Chris
tian, who was interpreter with DR.. Nor
therst, reported having met a party OF
Esquimaux at God Haven, who had come
from Wolstruholm. This party stated
that they had been informed by other
natives that the commander OF an Amer
lean expedition and another member OF
the party were dead. The report, as
printed in the London Times, inay have
been based on the same story.
German Newspapers on the insuit
TO Alfonso.
BERLIN, October 2.-'rhe newspapers
here regard tho insults heaped upon
Alfonso in Paris as moral defeat for
France. No power, they say, would
now wish for an alliance with her. The
insults to the Spanish King were in
their opinion more directly aimed against
Germany, who considers them a sign OF
weak ness
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
wAHTED 70 BORROW

Furnished and unfurnished, suitable for house
keeping at No. 40 Sainsevain street. oc2-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

Rooms AMI Moore Building, Court Street, or
oc2-6m posite Court IIeuse.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
wheat and Barley Market

san FRANcIsCo, October 2.-Whea
steady; seller, 81, 10; buyer, season,
SlS6 Barley, dull; seller 9SY@SL031
buyer, Sl.05i@l,06; buyer, season,
Sl.llY@SLl2f.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

NEVADA, Cal, Oct, 2.-The Superyis-
ors have fixed tho tax levy for this
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03

SLeHuN, seller, Cl, tui buyer, sthsuii,
81, Sc Barley, dull; seller, 9SY@Sl. .031 ;
buyer, slO5t@l,06; buyer, season,
Sl,llf@Sll2t.
The yellow Fever Scare About
SAS FRANCISCo, Oct. 2.-The four
yellow fever patients aboard the steamer
Newbern heretofore reported, are stead
lily improving. The fifth, Martin John
son, fireman, is worse. His present
condition is critical, No now cases have
developed. The quarantine officials
believe that all danger to other passen-
gers aud to the city is over.
The S270,000 in treasure, brought
from Mexico on the Newborn, was
taken off to- day after having been under
nmigation since the arrival of the
steamer. The weather continues cool,
with good breeze from the ocean.
Feast Prohibited.
GuAYMAs, MEX, Oct. 2.-It is stated
that Governor Torres will prohibit the
feast of San Francisco, which was to
have taken place at Magdalena.
Ihe STOCK bOufu
SAN FRANeIsco, Oct. Best and
Belcher, $40; Chollar, ., 40; Consol-
idated Virginia, 10; Crown Point. LILO;
Eureka Consolidated, 81; Gould h Curry,
2.20; Hale & Norcross, 3,55; Mexican,
2.l5; Ophir, S.35; Potosi, So; Savage,
40; Sierra Nevada, $50; Union Consol-
idated, 3.S5; Yellow Jacket. 3.O5.
En- Route TO san Francisco.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. John w.
Mackey arrived in this city this after
noon over the Denver and Rio Grande
and will leave in the morning for San
Francisco. He has apparently lost sight
of mining and is giving his sole atten-
tion to the Postal Telegraph.
Heavy Tax Rate.
NEVADA, Cal, Oct, 2.-The Superyis-
ors have fixed the tax levy for this
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cents to $I.25.
Black Escurial, SO cents to
S4.25.
Spanish Fichus, Cream and
Black, IS cents to $3.50 each.
The harder to please you are
the better for us. Fastidious
folks can well appreciate having
long, well-flled counter for
each separate day in the week
and two for Saturday, from
which to select their Laces, Ties,
Ruchings, Fichus, Tides, Col
lars and Cuffs, &c.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Pure Linen Lawns are, after
all, the stand by for hot weather
comfort; cool in appearance as
we'll as in fact, and that's half
the battle. We are opening the
largest assortment we have ever
offered. The quarter dollar
grade is below last year in price
and fully up in quality. They
run up to 371l cents. The new
French designs are halfa dollar.
No finer quality, but very
Frenchy. Some are fast colors,
not all. They'll tell you at the
counter, and tell you truly.
JOHN WANAMAKER. :
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market: streets and
City Hall Square
! PHILADELPHIA.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 8. 1893.
CABLE NEWS.
The cauLEkA KAvAaEs IN EGYPT

Alexandria, M.nsurab, Fort Said and
O,her Towns Infected-Many People
Drowned in tho Clyde River.
ALEXANDRIA, July 3.-There were
twelve deaths at Mausurah and four at
Samonoat, yesterday, from cholera.
Traffic between Port Said and Syria has
been prohibited, owing to the outbreak of
the cholera az the former place.
A panic prevails at Jiddah because of
the expected arrival there Of five steamers
from India with pilgrims on their way to
Mecca. 1t is feared that they bring the
germs of cholera.
Precautions Against the Infection.
CAIRO, July 3.-The sanitary council
has ordered the population of Damletta to
be removed from their dwellings, and
scattered in tents. The infected quarter
of the town has been partly disinfected
and partly burned
Terrible Accident aI the Launch Ing OF q
LONDON, July 8, $3.50 p NAT the
launching of the steamer Daphne, at
Glasgow, to day. the vessel fell
over. precipitating a number Of people
into the water. The accident occurred in
the middle of the river Clyde. Two hun.
dred workmen were on board at the time.
1t is reported that sixty pcrsOus were
drowned. 1t is feared that the number Of
victims will reach one hundred.
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TIE RAILWAY LITIGATION.
Tho Whole Case Dismissed After Many FL
plantations.

Tho w 6OJC case DlemlSS0d A1ter many EX
PIanatlOns.
TRENTON, July 3.-Argumenr 3. was con
cluded to-day on President Governs mo
tion for the appointment of an examiner
to take evidence previous to the hearing
in the Dinsmore rule to show cause Why the
lease of the Jersey Central road should not
be dissolved. The court reserved its deci
sion. The application of the Pennsylvania
railroad for appointment of a superinten
dent of the New York & Long Branch rail
road, also came up, the Pennsylvania com
pany alleging that tho New Jersey Central
which controlled the Long Branch road,
had failed to repair certain unsafe bridges.
A letter of President Little of the Jersey
Central road, directing the engineer of the
road to repair the brid Jos, WAS produced.
Mr.. MacVeagh, counsel for the Penn'a.
road then stated that that was all his client
wanted, but asked for a continuance until
the bridges were repaired. Judge Nixon
suggested that the whole case be dismissed
aud tho application Of the Pennsylvania
road for appointment Of superintendent
was withdrawn.
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j [hogrified 10 go tho girl sitting on the cop
ing. She called her mother, and, - the
latter reached tho roof, the girl, bending
down and catching hold Of the cornioe
with her two hands, swung herself over.
The paved yard was six stories below. The
mother, with a shrek, rushed forward
and caught the girl by the arm as she was
relaxing her grasp on the cornice.
The daughter struggled violently. "Let
me 60" she cried again and again. II
want to die want to die ~
The mother, with strength that seemed
supernatural, still held the girl. although
her whole weight now depended upon 'he
mothers grasp. But the sister came to
her assistance and both called hys,erisally
for aid. Their cries" Save her Help,
help !" rang through all the neighborhoOd.
Some children in the yard below shrieked.
Men came to the window, aud, after bris
look, rushed for the stairs and to the street.
Everybody shouted for help.
A Bravo WOman's Efforts.
A lacy in the apartment blow, with 4
gentleman beside her, leaned far out from
a window directly under the struggling
girl. But she could barely reach her. She
could secure a slight hold upon one OF
Miss Staver's ankles, and this hold she
kept at great personal danger, somewhat
checking the hapless girls efforts to get
free from her mothers frantic grasp. 1t
was evident to the shuddering spectators
that in moment more the strength of he
woman above must give out and that the
crazed girl must plunge down to death.
carrying with her, by her weight, IL Q
brave lady below her, and perhaps tie
mother and sister. In this supreme mo-
ment of suspense, above the cries Of
mother and daughter and onlookers, the
girl shrieked loudly :-"Let me drop! 1t
will be better for me! want to co.
Then a young girl rushed on the
roof and gave her feeble aid to the
tNo ladies, and then q head and shoulCs
ers appeared through tho trap door
and the first of the rescuers swung
himself on the roof. There was
a glad shout and then profound
silence, except for the cries of the maniac.
In an instant he was at the edge of the
roof, and, leaning far over, had his arms
about tho girls shoulders. A second stall
wart man came to his assistance. The
mother and sister fell back fainting. The
two men slowly drew the still struggling
girl over tho parapet and to safety.
On that dizzy height, si!houetted against
the blue sky, the group Of three stood
motionless for moment Then the mother
and sister arose and were embracing the
rescued girl, who, dazed and now silent,
seemed to have recovered her senses. The
two men wiped the perspiration from their
faces. In hundreds of windows up and down
the block men and women were weeping
and laughing at once. In an almost incredi
bly, brief time tho roof was crowded the
mother and daughters were helped to
their rooms, congratulations were show
cred upon the two rescuers, and it seemed
as if their shoulders would be shaken out
of their sockets. Every ono wanted to
take them by the hand. Then tho crowd
slowly dispersed.
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MONDAY, July Tho arrivals OF live
stock ut the Phiiadelphia stock yards were:
For the week-Beeyes. 3.UD head sheep,
llOOO hogs. 300
Previous week-Beeves, 3,ooo head sheep.
lGGO; Hogs, 400.
Beef cattle were in fair demand AMI prices
advanced a c In sympathy with the West. A
lot OF Texas steers arrived and sold down as
low as 4Ac
cst1t, Extr., G.ase7c; GnoI: G5ag6Ac; Medium,
Fat cows were dull at 3L@4Mc.
Mich Cows were dun at $35lI65.
Veal calves were fairly active at 71Shc.
Sheep and lambs were dun and prices of all
stock dccliued nc, except lambs. which we've
firmly held. Stock Ewes were wanted ut 40
We quote rs follows:
Extra, a14G5Nc Good. 5@sHc; Medium. AZ
@iAc: Common, 31aG4c; Bulls, 2A03Ac
Hogs were Inactive and prices declined.
Extra, sIs@sNc; Good, szSs9c; Medium,
S3sEgSNc Common. Sil@Sac.
SALES OF BEEvEs AT THE WEST FHILADELFHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin. Fuller y Co., BOB Western, Wholesale,
Roger May1ies, $50 Western, Lane. co. and
' feSas; 4%@7e: ' W. ''
Rsnisl MurphEy E1 y7 saSNc and r.x,
John slcArdle, 200 Lane. co. anc Western, "a
A. & }. Christy, 1e7 Western. 6a6Ac.
Z. S. Mctilin, 81 Western, 613n7c.
T. F. Mcsil'in, 90 Western, 69tAc.
Daniel smyth 4 Bro ls5 Western and west
Va. 6M6Ac.
schamberg = CO.. 20 Western and Texans,
Levi LoSeSssein, saSTei 1ss Western, Lancaster
county and Texans, 514@GMc.
Isaac Adler, 36 Western, 6@6Ic.
II. Chain, ir.. 81 Western, 5AG61zc.
N. B. Herbert, IL Western, 6T@6%c.
Owen smith,, 50 Western; 32 Western, acct.
J. Fl. Woolfcrd. 64@61Sc.
iiirpis HI pes sro:s IS fsas,s cows, y4s4zc; 50
Western, 4N05Hc.
L. Horn; . West & Va &c SoWs: &S, 4xgsKc
NJ. Ulman. sss Lancaster Saf co%niy. sA@7c; 81
Va: 6@Sac; 81 Western. 6NgGAc: l.,
Dennis smyth, 10 Lane. CO.. .6A@6Mc.
James Eustace. 26 Western, 6I063ac.
+. Scheetz. 80 Western, 6T66Ic.
ii. Chain, IL Pa. COWS, 405c.
DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves were fairly active and
p ices closed a. ?Gl0c: cows closed 709:
SALES LAST WEEK.
Rcdger Maynes, 1l0 head, 9S9Hc.
Il. Maynes h Co., lS1 do at 9t1954c.
Thomas Bradley, 33 do at 9%c.
q. S. Dengler, 80 do at 9G9%c.
Harlan Il Bro, IS do at 9d9Ac.
| iH. f. LOwden, 40 do at 9G9Ac.
+. u. Beachaln, 80 do at 9Ql9Ac.
J. Ii. Mems & Bro. 1ll do at 7@9I5c.
Gartland Il Donneliy, 40 do at SAG9Ac.
| at &c.
Thos Bradley. 2lO head at 9G91zc.
Dressed Sheep were firm and prices closed
| at SE9lCc. Lambs were active at l2Gl4c.
ABATToIR SALES.
M9sser Co.. AZ head ut sN@loc.
John Wallace, lS3 do at ShQllOc.
M1sser q Co., lis head lambs, 120l5c.
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ALazy Man In Trouble.

Henry Prior is probably the LATEST man
in this city, and he has not been known to
work for a long time. His wife left him
recently because she got tired keeping
him, and since that time he has been
loafiug around the city spending most OF
the time around L" the Dump" at the end
of South Duke street. 1t appears that he
dug up a lot of potatoes belonging to a
was arrested by Officer Steinwandel. He
will have a hearing before Alderman A.
F. DonnelIy: The digging of the pota'
done for years, and if he did it, it must
have been because he was on the verge of
starvation.
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MAkkE7S.
pbiIade,Dhin Market

PHILADELPHIA. July -Flonr dull Super
fine. s. 2jd3 g.; Extra, 81 1564 25: Penn'l
Family, a s505 l. Minn Extra, s5a6 a5.
Rye flour at 81 GIGS IS.
Wheat dull and lower; No. Western Red
81 1215; No. 3 do 81 Cs; No. Penna. Red, II Il
Is.
Corn scarce; sal, Yellow and Mixed, 5sI
6lLc; No. 3 Mi, ed. hsgtOc.
Oats dull and weak: No. I White, 43kc
No. do. 4:142hc; No. 3 do. il@4l4c; No.
Mixed, 39kl4Oc
rye nominal at &c.
at 81 556l 10.
Provisions qniel: Mess Pork SIS 751119 20:
Beef Hams, s2S@29; smoked hams, l3% a
l4kc picked hams. 1ls4@i2Z.
Lard dull City Refined, lOIc; loose butch.
erS', &c; prime steam. TO.
Butter firm and in fair demand !; Penn'a and
Western creamery extra, 23@ s4c: Is T.. & N
T., I5a22c.
Rolls at 91l0c.
Eggs firm Penna extra. lS110l9c; Vest
ern do, 17c.
Cheese quiet: N. Y. full cream, ll91lh
Western do do, SLM9e; fair to go Il. SlsG9c
Pa part skins, 5n7iac.
Petroleum dull.
Whisky q; 81 IL