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PnILApgLPnrA. July 9Th.
sacramento Produce Markst Wholesale
corrected daily for the REOoRD.UEOs.i

ltOfTeCbcu O2lly IcT the nkCQHD- Ohto1.l
SACRAMENTO, July 9th.
fRUT-LemnnE, Sicily, S11@1I so q case Oranges
Tahiti, g 2593 70 2 box; California, 81 7592 3
box; Lines, 81 25dI 80 BsNnanas SO S0@4 q bunch
Pinespples, s6G9 . dozen Cocoanuts s798 D 100;
Apples, s1G1 so box; Blaekberies, 6lQ7c . b ;
Aprcots, S@5c . 10; Figs, 3&4c 2 n; Pears, sl@2
q box; Plums, 4a5c . ID; Grapes, s@loc y n ;
Neetarines, 5Cd6c q b.
PIX FRGrrs-Assorted, 28.r cans, . dos, q
assorted, gallon csns, s5; Peaches, 2s-D cans,
7berries, 81 rs Capital Asparagus, 50 so Y dozen
cars.
Dnrzp FRUrTs-Applee, sliced, res: = D; do
quaTtsred, og7e; pears, peeled, 1880; do, u.
peeled, 4@5c; Piqns pisted, 14GI5c; Peaches,
i3915c; do, peeled, 1s8lsc; Primer. German and
French, I49l5c; Blsekoerres. 16 8l7c; Figs, Cali
fornla, Csc . u.
Peaches g 70 Bartlett PeaTs. e. IS PIums, 81 81
Blsckberries s5G3 20 GooseberTies, 90 25 Straw
berries IS IS; APrcots 81 5o Huscat Grspec 81 TO.
Rsd Currants, IS Is; Cherries. 60 go
Observation-Disclosures, 75GS5c; Tomatoes. sl@
Is; String Beans, 3q4c; Wax Beans, S@4c . d;
Green Corn, 121al5c 2 doz.; Summer Squash Ease
. u Onions. lew, s5g9oc; Caulifower, eoces1 ;
Cabbage, s1@1 %; Carrots. 81 z hundred; Iur-
uips 81 25 D ewt; bunch vegetables, l24c y doz
Paranips, lie; Beets, lie; Horse Rsdish 596c . q
Artichokes,s 4o@55c dozen; Jerusalem Afti-
choxes, Sta4c q ID; Green Peppers, 5@Gc . u
Egg Plant, Ease q Ii okra, 29g25c . ID Cueum-
BssADsTuYYs-FIour, s5 8 barrel; Oatmeal, s.
26 so s 100 Rs, latter for Eastern cornmeal, yell
low, 81 25G2 IS white, 81 50; Cracked Wheat, So
PoULrRT-Lfve Turkeys, 1906 . D dressed, Is
slee; full grown Chickens. s7as q dozen; young
boosters, s5ae o dozen; Broilsrs, s3G5; tame
Ducks S6G6 50 Geese 81 60&z pEiZ Eggs,
choice lots, 2sgSoc 3 dozen.
GAxB-Hare, 81 75a2; Rabbits, s1af 50.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter, choice, 25427c d ;
mixed lots, In rolls, 2oG22c = d Cheese. Calhor.
MIA, from 139i4c; Western, fats, lo9l5c; Mar
ms Cream, Io@20c
Mx1rs-Becg, 1889; Mutton, 496c .; Lamb, 10
Sc Pork lO@1le; Veal small calves, 9@l0c: large, SC
HAY, GRAH AND FBxD-oAs hay, tlz@14 = ton
Alfalfa hay, $500 . ton; bran, y ton, s16 (;
mtddings, go par ton; barley, whole, 81
ground 81 CO =he-s, s16oe1 20 8 cwt; tams ost
81 75a2: corn, 81 60G1 20 y cwt
NiscsLLANHoUs-S esJs- Alfalfa, 13G1ze; limo.
Inv. Eastern, aal0s . n; Oregon, s@ioc
Red Clover, 17glsc Red Tep, 12l@slao Nuts
English walnuta. el7loc; California Walruts.
IojtG1ic; Almonds, 154Gl6c; Peanuts, Eastern, &c
I0c California sdec; TAlloT, TIC; Lsrd tCalifor-
mar 10-ih cans lie; Eastern, 1eGIsc Hides. salf,
Hight and medium, s8sc, and heavy e9I0c Dry
rslaf7e. Hons Offering ct 25ES0e q z.
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san Francisco Produce MARKET.
sAN FRANclsco. JuIy 27th-l 2

SAN FRANc1sco, July 2Ith-I P. n
FLoUR-Beyond some light purchases for the
Hawaiian Islands, there is scarcely anything doing at
the moment on export account Some orders are
expected before the end OF the week for the Central
American trade. Best City Extra, s595 so; me-
dunn grades, AGA SO; shipping superfne, 50 1894
q Dbl.
WnEAT-Business during the week has not been
very active The fact that there very little old
quality in the State the LIST instant has to some
extent prevented free shipment Of the new harvest
az growers think the longer they keep from selling
the better it will be for their interests. At the mo-
ment tn re is fair inquiry for spot parcels OF No
] grade but as the supply is rather slim, there is
but little trading. Suitable lots could to day be
readily placed in moderate quantities at 81 g. ctl
At the Produce Exchange call session good bust
ness was done. Some 1900 tons No White
changed hands, as folio Ss.
Decernber-60o tons, 81 81 800, 81 81
Seller 1Ss3-S00 TONS 81 63s 1000, q 6S5; 100,
81 6Ss.
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BARLET-The market has been somewhat way
ward this week, though no violent fluctuations have
occurred lot that took the buyers fancy yestsr-
day is understood TO have sold for 81 05 Old Brew
ing does not look quite steady to outsiders, SIS
good qualities are offering Elitte more freely at
81 goal 22k, while poor lots will run as low as
81 I2I g ctl Chevslier is not expected to cut
mnch Of a prominent figure in export Transactions
this year as there will be scarcely any consgnments
that will come up TO the English standard.
Trading at the Produce Exchange call session this
morning was slow. Sales footed up 1000 tons No.
Feed, as follows:
July-Io0 TONS e2c, 100, 92!c
seller 1ss3-sOo tons, 90se; 400, cole; 200, e0;c-
Buyer 1ss3-100 tons, l954c ell
Closing prices represented by the following
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American Callforni

SYRUP-Siuce January oath the quotations for local
made have been as follows: Bbbls $50; half-bb e.
SHE; 5-galon kegs sac; gallon tins 72kO q gallon.
EA-Japaa-Cornmon, I5G25c; good, 25@30c; su-
perior SEC extra fine 5C@60c Guapowder and I'm
perial-Co1nmon soc superior, 37i@t50c extra fine
65@7jc; Congon and Souehong- Common, Zoe supe-
rior 37a9ei5o; extra fine, 50975c Pouehong-Canton
s-ib papers. I5925c Fooehow-Oolong, S5g45e in
new seasonl 40Cd55o finest do 65Cd70e % ID.
ToBACoo-Plug descriptions vary from SOC to 63c.
hut most STYLES run from Soc 70 SIC The Seal Rock
Company's four brands quoted follows Little
Mo e. 6-inoh twist, &c; Pluk Navy, all styles SOC
Avonia Gold Bars, Sc Express Twist and Coil SIC
LorilIard & Co S brands are quoted at 50d55o
WooLES GOoD5-Pioneer blanketing is quoted as
follows; Vielna and Brown. Pinch, S2-oz, 81 50 y
Gray same width 24oz 81; Gray, 54-inch, I6-oz Soc
White Sluice 60-nch 50 20; Mission and Pioneer
Flannels s-Gray or White twill ed, 7-oz, SEC; same
5-oz Acc Scarlet and Dark Blue Coo for ioz and 40c
for 4loz; White plain fulled. 81 TO- s2neh do, 81 %
ga French Plaids 81 % do, extra heavy. $50 /;
Opera Flannels S5ds71e; Ho eyeomb Flsnnels, 81 Is
"a. Is 2 yard
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Bricks impregnated at high tempera-
ture with asphalt are being successfully
used in Berlin for street pavement. By
driving out the air and water the bricks
will take up fifteen or twenty per cent. of
bitumen, and the porous, brittle material
becomes durable and elastic under pressure.
The bricks are then put endwsys on beton
bed and with hot tar. The pavement has
been laid down in part of a thoroughfare
where neither granite nor compressed
asphalt had hitherto Withstood the Hesr
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RnRN.

Yuba City, July 2s-wife Of L R. Feathsrstun, a
son.
knights Landing, July "a Wife of wm schneegas,
son.
Camptonville, Yuba county, July 19-wiie of A C.
Miller, son.
Red Bluff, July 23-Wife of Paul Stoll, a son.
Near Nord, July 22-Wiie OF D. F. Crowder, a
daughter.
Woodland, July 2s-wife of John Patterson, = con.
Red Buff, July 2Z-Wife of J. L. Smith, daugh-
ter
daughter.
Red Bluff, July l9-wiie Of II. Brooks, a daughter.
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We quote other kinds. Coke lit. 81 9JoJ0 10 hOOhng
do s. 81 Charcoal do Sc 50d6 IS q bx Yellow Metal
Sic; Pig Lead, 410e5c Bar Lead, 5sd6c: Lead Pipe,
7gd8c; Sheet Lead, sGS1c Bar Copper 16c: Pig Tin,
&c 3 H.
NAILs-M Market steady at 50 rs for leo keg lots.
OIL-China Nut, Soc California Castor, 81 20 for
No ], and 81 Is for No 2; Refined Cocoanut 4Od45c
California Linseed in single barrel lots size forraw and
Coo 70 gallon for boiled Petroleum, ITO degrees in
cans l6g2Ce; do in bulk, l4c do lS0 degrees 9zlc;
Whale, 42447sc; Sperm 81 05Q1l Is for crude pure
winter strained Lard, CSC in bbls and 81 in tins
Posse Olive. $5d5 25: Plagniol Olive. s. 5e96 80 ;
Duret do, s. 50@6 IS; extra fine kinds, Ss99 9 dozen
quarts
PAINrs-Good demand for White Lead at &c to 70
q 10 for all kinds.
PAPER-CaIifornis Straw Wrapping. SOC, SOC, 81 and
81 10 Q ream for the four styles.
POWDER California Blasting. 50 Is q keg: Giant
Soc for No and 75c for No /; Vulcan Blasting 15c
tor No l. SOC for No and 35c o d for No 3 with the
usual discount as to quantity.
QUICKsILVRR-s2S u flask, or 3e4036Rc d /;
London cables quote the prize at IS las Cd
RIoE-Au desert ptions come within the range OF "a
@6c.
usc local makes of Pale and Chemical Olive, 4lg6c
fancy kinds, 7@sc 3 h. Washing Powders, SlzGl5 per
gross
SPICEs-Are weak, and some kinds are lower. We
quote: Cassia 7s618c; Cloves 20lf2lc Hutmegs
60q65c; Mace, 55c Pepper l4s9l6c; Pimento, l6g
Ice q h.
sUaAR-A Hongkong refinery has recently sent 70
up i'll new drill bags of I5) lbs net. There four
grades of this Sugar offering follows Extra Gran
uiated A 10lo Ext;a Golden Q, I0c Golden G, &c,
and Golden D. Sc. Rates at the local refneries
main unchanged follows for bbls, in lots of for y
bbls or the equivalent Thereof
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NEW MEXICO.
The Ierftn- fIiIlnnnIal.

SANTA FE, July 27tb.-Rain interfered
with the exercises st the celebration to-day.
A special programme is prepared for next
week, and low railroad rates are expected to
draw large attendance.
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EEYAnA.

The Bonanza KingS-Thunder-Sfo
VIRGINIA, July 27th.--John W. Mackay
called for New York last Saturday. Senator
Fair is at Carlsbad, Bohemia, and is much
improved in health.
A thunder shower occurred here this even
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CoTFEE-Costa Ria, 11@llac for fair to good and
l26iSc for strictly good to prime Guatemala 9lOc
for middling 0i6llc for fair and ll1dl2sc for good
10 prime; good unwashed Salvador, lus@l05c
CoRDAGE-Snce May 2lst the rates at the local
facto.y have been follows Sisal inch and up ward
lSc l2-thread, l3lc; and 9thread, l4e 5isal Bale
Rope, 8 and +thread 49,; San Francisco laid Ma
Mia, 13-inch and upward, lie; l2-thread. l5ac; 6
and 9-thread 18c; Bale Rope lie; Tarred, tic 1;
Lathyarn, l7c. discount is allowed on invoices Of
10000 lbs. The terms 60 days, or Il per cent of
for cash Carriage on all deliveries.
DRY GooDs-BroWn Shifting is iobbing at 697Bc /;
5heeting, 7ig9ic; Brown Drilling ss@9sc; Prints.
6td7c 9 yard.
FisHHoregon Canned salmon. 81 22s@i % for er-
port foreign and 81 25Gl 323 for domestic shipments
Pacific Goldfish Sc q ID for 51b bds iOc for selected in
l0Ob and lie for homeless Eastern Goldfish t5t
Georges bankl 9s@ice b h: Eastern Mackerel, 81 20
al 50 for No. in 15- kits and S393 % for Mess in
10 ID kits.
LEATHER-we quote: Sole, 2392ec: Harness,
32a57ic skirting, SiG3Sc; Calf Skins, s65G79 Wax
and Buff Leather, l6@el75c d foot B-idle Si@7 q
side Kip Skins S50Gp60 q dozen.
MATCH s-Percussion. 35c 3 gross, less usual dis
count to the trade.
METALs-Tn Plate is dull and nominal Some L
O. Coke sold in auction room at 50 AZ j. w Har-
rams nrivate circular quotes Pig Iron as follows:
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sam Franclsco stock saiea.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9th
AFTERNOON sEse1oN.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, July 9th.
BREADsTUFFs-Flour is quiet and Wheat is quiet,
latter at 81 05a1 IA q bushel.
WooL-California is steady at 12@15c for fall
bury, and 16d20c for clean fall spring bury, lac
to zoe; clean spring, 22@2sc: pulled, 2l@40c.
HmEs-California are steady at 2O92l3c.
NErnlnn lnlv d. b
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MARRIED.

San Fr.r cisco July rs John Busch to Martha Sui.
hyan both Of sacramento
ReddiBg. July 22-Geo. C. SpooRer 10 May ". Cook.
WeaverYille. July lS-Mervin W. LOveridge to Flora
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

A Chinese Hishwaynnn-small Fire In
San Jose-Fr1ghtfuI Deaih OF an En-
gineer - The Lexington Murderers-
Tragedy In Los Angeles-Etc.
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oArs-The feeling OF depression thst has charse-
terized the situation for some time seems to be
easing up and it looks as If a stesdier tone and
possibly better prices were not far on Milling,
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rus RrookD.uMOs.l
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DIED..

Sacramento July &c Royal Preston, native OF
Vermont. GO years.
Friends and acquantanoes are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the Odd Fellows Temple, corner Ninth and X
streets, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 4
o'cloca.l
Near Knights Landing-Robert Roberts, 80 years.
Nevada City, July 25-Frieda Amelia Naffziger, 2
months and 25 days.
,vallecitos, July 2a-Charotte wiles, Is years, IL
months and 2S days.
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removes the cause CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure,
instantly allays Itching and inflammation clears the
Skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, restores the
complexion. CUTI-URA SOAP, an exquisite Skin
Beautifer and Toilet Requisite, is indispensable in
treating skin diseases, and for rough, chapped or
greasy skin, blackheads botehes and baby humors.
CUIICURA REMEDIES the only iniallible blood pu-
rifers and skin beautifers
Chas. ROught0n, Esq lawyer, % State street,
Boston, reports case Of Salt Rheum, under his OBJ
servaton for ten years, which covered the patients
body and limbs, and to which all known methods OF
treatment had been applied without benefit which
was completely cured solely by the CUTTURA RENE
DIES leaving clean ard healthy skin.
ssr. and Mes Everett SIebbtus, Butcher
tewn, Mass, write: Our little boy was terribly az
fcted with Scrcfula, Salt Rheum and Erysipelss
ever since he was born aud nothing we could give
him helped him until we tried CUTIoURA REMEDIES
which gradually cured him, until he is now as fair
as any child.
IL. z Carpenter, Henderson, N. Y, cured of
Psoriasis Leprosy, OF twenty years standing, by
CUTIcURA REMEDIES. he most wonder I'll cure on
record. dustpan full Of scales fell from him daily
Physicians and his friends thought he must die
Cure sworn to before a Justice of the Peace and
Hendersons most prominent citizens.
Hon. WIliiem Taylor, Health Commissioner,
Boston, says After three months use of the CUTI-
cURA REEEDIgs. and twelve years Of as constant
suffering from Scr0fulous Humor Of the face, neck
and scalp as ever endured, | can say that | am
cured, and pronounce my case the most remarkable
record.
Sold bv 4ll druggists. CUT1cuRA, so cents. RE-
SOLVENT 81; SOAP, 25 cents.
Potter Drug Chemical Company, Boston,
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Administrative Sale0 Of Zeal Estate

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN PUR-
II susnce of order of the Superior Court Of
the county of Sacramento, State OF California, made
on the 2Si day of July, 1885, in the matter OF the
estate Of EDWARD CRABB, deceased, the under.
signed, the Administrative of the estate of Ed
WARD CRABB, deceased, viii sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash gold conn., and
subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of AUGUST, 1888, at 10
o'clock A. NJ at the Courthouse door, in the said
county of Sacramento, all the right title interest
and estate of the said EDWARD CRABB, deceased,
at the time Of his DEATH and all the right title and
interest that the said estate has, by operation Of law
or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to
that of the said EDWARD CRABB, deceased, at the
time of his DEATH in and all that certain lot piece
parcel of land situate lying and being in the said
county of Sacramento, State OF California, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit The
southeast (SE4 quarter of section thirty on in
township No. ten C0) north, range No. seven "a
east, Mt. Diablo base and meridian.
Terms OF sale: Ten per cent. on day Of sale, and
balance confirmation Of said sale by said Court.
Deed at expense of purchaser.
Dated July q, 1888.
CSNoBTA CRABB Administrative.
L. S. TAYLOR, Attorney for Administrators
iv2S laW3WS
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WgElr-s1 O29 for Angus

WHHAr-s1 OF Tor August.
CoRN-52c for August.
PoRE-Sl4 for August.
LARD-sS 374 for August.
RIBs-S7 6lt for August.
BosToN, July 9th.
Wool is steady and firm. Ohio and Pennsylvania,
3664oc Michigan and Pennsylvania feeces, 34c to
35c combing and delaiDe, 3s944c; unwashed wool,
2292sc; California wool, 20930c pulled wool,
20g42c q h.
PHILADELPHIA July 9th.
Wool is in improved demand. Ohio Pennsylvania
and Western Xxx and above, S7ia3Sc extra, 37c /;
medium, 40942c coarse, 33a35c; New York,
Michigan and Western, fine, 3Sa5Sc, medium, 4oc
to Ale coarse, 33@35c; washed combing and de-
laine, 32g44c; unwashed do, 24gS2c /; tub washed,
22qi0e.
LIVERPOOL, July 9th.
wHEAr-Cslifornia spot lots are dull at 90 Sd to
9s Sd cargo lots 45s Cd for just shipped, AS g. for
nearly due, and 45s for off coast.
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SZ EGRRE4ZS AZNGJlREg
To cleanse the

To cleanse the
Skin, Scalp and Blood of
Itching Scaly, Pimply,
Scrofulous, Inherited
and Contagious Humors,
Blood Poisons, Ulcers,
Assesses and Infantile
Skin fortunes, the CUn-
cuRA REMEDIES are infal-
lible. CUTICURA REsoL.
yEST, the new Blood Pu-
rifier, e1pels disease
germs from the blood
Aand PRESENTATION and thus
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NOR SALE-THE PLACE KNOWN as -.
H the Three-mile House, on the Freeport A.;!
road. Ten acreso of land, saloon, dwelling and s lag
out-houses. A nice Dance Hall, with spring floor.
A fine brood mare with two colts a fine COW and
two ponds on the premises filed with German carp
and gold fish This Is a opportunity for any one
who desires pleasant home and good business.
1t will be sold at bargain. Inquire on the prem
Uses. Ijy2s--w'l [B. CT PETER MORLATA.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

10. O. F.-Thc officers anSs meal-e ~
bers OF Pacific Encampment No. ., are hereby
notified to meet at their hall, Odd Fellows ~
Temple, TOMORROW Sunday AFTER y
NOON, July 29th at $3.50 o'clock, for the purpose
of attending the funeral OF our late Brother Patri
ARCH ROYAL PRESTON. Members of Occidental
Enclmpment No. AZ, and sojourning Patriarchs are
respectfully invited to attend.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, c. P.
W. B. DAVIES, Scribe. iy2S.Its
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Officers and Members of RIs. sss,-ssz.
Star Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 81. s<S%sSsz
o. o. F., are requested to meet at their
Hall TO MORROW Sunday AFTER 'sSfrFS>
NOON at $3.50 o'clock, to attend the funeral Of our
late brother ROYAL PRESTON. By order OF
iY2s-ltt MRS. HAYES. Recording SecretsrY.
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| A EXPERIENCED FIRST-GRADE TEACHER
| IA wishes to occupy about two months as substi.
! tute or in finishing a term. Address ANNA c.
MURPHY, Iowa Hill, Placer county, CAL jy2s-lts
| SITUATTON WANTED by A YOUNG MAR
| = rie1 man to clerk in store, or any kind OF
work. Can give good references if required Adj
| dress H B., this Office. jy2s 81.
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Los ANGELES, July 27th.-This afternoon
Frank Carboni, an Italian, aged &c years,
shot his wife in the region Of the right groin,
but not inficting q fatal wound, and, placing
the pistol to his own head, instantly killed
himself. he was a barkeepsr, recently in
the employ of A. Vignola, on First street.
The wounded wife says that just previous to
the shooting the husband drank hsavily of
whisky. There are rumors of family trouble
and jealousy,
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Buyer the season-lOO tons, 81 7al . otl.

VuOtaIIuils % NJ. kIaVVs q lellllII5 OOIl
day are telegraphed as follows:
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02
HER QUANDARY.

Musing she sat in the moonlight,
Sat thinking of exquisite things,
Resting her face upon q hand
That flashed with beautiful rings.
Wistful and pure thought she seemed.
Nearer to Heaven than men have dreamed.
20 love, could share in your thoughts?"
Frank, dear, yOu would not understand.
II know too well am rough and dull,
Only one of the cOarSer band;
But IL you would let me try" i said.
Signing, she sadly shook her head.
And saw that plying glance,
And the far-on look in her eyes,
If you were only q woman, Frankl
For man. when he hardest tries,
Can never be made to feel or share
Such anxious doubts as now bear;
"1f you were only a woman, Frank,
You would comprehend my fear;
Men are so different. / dare say
You would feel like laughing. my dear"
20 sweetest, no. Though cOarscr and dull
love the pure and beautiful"
"All day I've thought of nothing else,
walked and thought all night
What should do ii were wrong?
Yet still think I'm right"
You can't be wrong" well, think so, dear
But then mems tastes are rather queer.
"YOu can't Judge as a woman could"
II know, Celeste, but let me try
"Well. Frank, then tell me honestly,
If you were me which would you buy,
That hat Just Ike mn suit 1CC sdD,
Or some s,Ucet thing in lace and strnD?"
-Hdrpers Pdzdr.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02

The story of the sculptor at Ayr (Mr.
Smith), who is reported to have been
crushed to death by heavy monument
on which he was at work, and which he
somehow brought down upon himself
from the platform on which it had been
raised, recalls several similar stories OF
antiquity and of the Middle Ages, in
which the sculptor is represented as
struck to the ground and killed by his
own creation. Sometimes, too, a statue
will fall in an independent manner on a
person who had taken no part in Great
ing it, but who had been guilty of some
ofense generally toward the statue it
self. a statue, for example. having
been erected during his lifetime to the
wrestler Theagenes, jealous rival ap-
preached it one night, and, after insult
ing it BY word of mouth, seized it by
the beard and pulled it down upon him
self with crushing effect. An endeayor,
too, has been made to explain. by like
affront, followed by like consequences,
the legend of Don Juan and the statue
of the commander. Unhappily, in the
case Of Mr.. Smith, the story is true.
The monument that crushed him was q
tombstone weighing upward OF bali .
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