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New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEAruRE5 OF NEN.YORK pEALINHs

FEATURES or NEN-GORk DEALtNfA
NEw-YoRIS. Aug. 16.
Depression marked the close Of the week at
the Produce Exchange and the lowest prices since the
advance from the chance Of a European were made
to-day Favorable crop accounts aud an absence OF de-
mund for shipment hold on little promise Of change
IN the wheat spscul on wheat active to-day, but
only mn Ter pressure to sell weared hOldrrs The
trausartous 10 options amounted to nearly toO1O9o
hFshc's while tho engagements lur export We're Only
1900 bushels. With such condition or thf
foreign trade. the stock OF wheat becomes
oppressive if the crop OF spring wheat should
SNOW u much prger deficiency thgn is generally predict
ID hy the most rampant bulls. The OLcr grain natkctN
are E1mew boo different position, nut are untaNordby
affected by ihc drritrr lu wheat Corn has shown some
sirndiufs- and with small stock. ana heavy shipping
lu Orut staple Under free offerings wheat lrI to-day
from 10 2i1 cents u-hel. uud closed ony shidr
above thr bottom nHufc-. Tue last prices Wric; Au
0lia cents. september Dit. o. Oltuber, N03; No
yeicr a Ouf uud December. ~ O@i2 Corn Was less
drurcs scd although the shpuu demand was not large
IN the early drafug- Indeed the options wFto sl-hy
better. but they Wfnkrncd With wheat huu closed 20 we
lowest urrs. al 0Jlt Tor Agsi, 81. ior - icuri - =
October u. Tor November aud 40 cents Tor Dtccm-
ntr IN oats there WAS slght advance Tor st-h pit
the options ver Z to crnt lower The exporters TOOK
10000 nushris. Tic options closed; August nt 81 's
September O-. October uf dJo- Iuu Nuvtuinri
20 81 : crnfs TIC provision markets continued weak
wlhout material change Tho early options IN lara
showed nua advances pf cent aud tie later months de-
cncs 81 cents The closing prices were: Ansn7h
90 81 Srpfrmbrr - 0i OCTOBER ANA November, - 1u
ana Dei mhrr. -h A3.
AtNsg-YorK. Pliiaicinhil. baltimore AMI Boston tho
receipts Of grAu to-day were: Wheat liu,Jsn bushels
c0rn, t,l5& -lcs; oat- luuOhJ pu-hcs' lOlli gi'l
8fI.114 busars Hour. j31O barrels. Tie arrivals 40
CnrnAu. IlUtisec and r. ionis wrr"i Nhrft i5i ut7
hu-nci- corn. a1ef1 bushels. oats. l3bilI husbels.
total grain, oii,f)1 oashcl.: hour' ll'J D1g1ci~
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

y.s.erdav's issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
Nj articles on Abraham LAncoln by the Hon.
r n,ge &. Boutwell,; Mme Adam. by Coionei
,,s.rlas e. Long; Booth and "The Bowery" by
yusit Whitman; Mr. Forster, London letter from
CIV :. London letter about visiting the House OF
c.nmons: Colon letter about the Panama Canal;
q Petersburg letter Oh current Russian topics;
.llahabqd letter on railway travel in India; letter
=, the cause and cure of cholera, by Professor
ssvzerotr: San Francisco letter about huge irri-
o,tiou scheme; "The Message" adramatic story
Some Men About Town; Concerning BeggaIs;
Successful Novelist; Amateurs at the Camera;
soorts o,, Land and Water; review of Mr. Howels's
|ns,las Lapham"; waterlng-place letters; special
eahe letter from u. W. 5. in London. etc. Follow
mo is a summary OF prominent news topics;
toerIGx.-Spread OF cholera in rance and spain;
- Mr. Rnsldn dying. - Marriage OF Lord
lhjel-Iu tIce IOiendge. -- Nacatlon OF Oapile1
Ministers and politicians In england.
poNysTic.-Maxweil, accused OF the m rder OF
r 4. prel,er wrote an account OF his trip TO New,
Zaaland - Delegates OF the lrlsl Nailohal
league met IN Chicago. - he INQUEST upon
The bolcs Of the victims Of the Mocauaqui disaster
Wos begun. - he New-Yofk baseball club
defeated the Providence club. 60 shrine to the
memory Of Father Isaac ,Jogues was dedicated al
Auresyi1le ~ Y. - Inc Mary Celeste b"ratfy
case at Boston ended in disagreement OF the jury.
CITY AND subj BA>.-A boy shot has cousin
and killed himselr.-= schedules OF john Roachs 3
assets ana liabilities filed. - Connecticut
deacon robbed. An escaping thlets skull
|hrokep. - Body of an unknown uian found at
f.opey Island. - Winners al MOnmouth-lieei-
|and- oe. Pure Rye. Juletta colt, Clonmel, Elmen-
hort Queen Esther and sun Star: - BaltlnOres
b,eat.,s nv MetropOlitans. -= Amateur swimming
Records broken = Gold value Of the legal
render silver dollar a. Dig grainsl 81. 10 cents -
Blocks generally dull with small advance, ana
|epccial active at sharp advance IN spots closing
|teyerlsh.
Copies may still he had at this Office or by mail
Price CENTS
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
sas,ops 4u4r.c smirn g Re,a sold sc state Hogs
average. at the outside figure


CHICAGO I5The Drovers Journal rsoorts rIfNe--
Receipts 2O3 nead Shipments 900 mead Market stroD1
Exports 00s5 9j COWS Mixed 81 Zoos zo' ss2ck
So O01st OG Feeders 50 0O1S4 0O TexanS ~ oVo
S435.
Hoqs-Receipts 5000 ShiDments 5000 marSet lower
Mixed rs 900Si S0 shipping. "a zoo
81 %; Light. 81 00aSl s0 SKINS. 50 0D1S3 80
Sheep-ReceivtA $40 head shipments 300 hear market
Inferior 50 90 0s5 0o:Satye 00Usi z5 Texan
81 WIS, %
BUFFALO Auy TO-DAY. 1900 1eads total
for iar o. 500 neai vOO
head. throlgh z6S lower;
Good % Choico 5teer So 0$5 75 so,xers AMI Feeders
slseD- Receipts toiav $500 for week thus
2s time week ~ 100 head consiened
through. 30 cars dull and easier Medlum 70
Good l5ds3 5 Good TO Choice t3 10 "a 2j: Western
LAMBS. 81 25W5 %.
H0gs today 500 head total for week thus far
25.UOO mead ldg $1,000
signed through l31 OF which ~ 10 NevYork
steady: Medium Fair T0rkers 81 4ODSf 30, Good
Choce. 1904 30 Bntcners Grades 81 6j0si 10 Pigs
81 40 0S4 so .
81. LoUs Aug. l5.-s,a,ue-ae aeceIpts 600 shipment&
900: market III f00s) los Goo1 co choice
Shipping. 81 2J9sl 59 Far TO Medium S. co0si 0a
saseo-ReceiptsJ SOo saipnentl LOO Common Ne.
dium. 81 ODnsl 7J: FAR Odolce 80 75dSJ5t 80.
Hocs-R Receipts. lZOO: snIpmentS 700 lig1t 81 ooO
81 U6i Packing. ri 2ODs4 DO aeayE vi 6JGsi o.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
CLosiy3 PRICES or BosrOy sr00Ks
BOSTON. Aug. 15. 1885.

Tho mining stock markets last week werc dull and
gave transactions at the Consolidated stock and Petro
leum Exchange Of only 3,395 shares, against 27,93o
for the preceding five days. The Constocks con-
trbuted ab0at their usua proportion AMI OF them suro
Tunnel at IL cents furnished over onequarter OF the
whole weeks business. Consolidated California and
80 258S2 50dS2 40; Hale aud Norcr0ss nc So 2oGSI0
SO 25 andSavage at 50 601$3 409$3 % Bode was hrln
II SOaSl o. aud Bulwer declined from AZ TO AZ cents
The Colorado stocks were dull with small fluctuations
HOmestake rose from SIS to $40 3s0$l6 l3 on an in-
increase of cents TO the usual dividend.
The following table shows the tons and percentages
shipped by each OF the railroads east FROM Chicago Oh
-four grain and provisions for the week ended last sat
uriay In comparison with the week OF 1888 aud
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RiDT. YesseIs aai RItlroafs
NEw-YoRK. Aug. 10. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Aug. ID. 1888.

NEW -1OkiN. Aux los 1900
CoFFEE-spot Rio duh at She for old iar Options guet
and without material CHANGE sales OF l32 200 bags uosDx
steady as follows: August 6.SjDB90: September 900
$500 october Od6slj November 6s 9U9O; December
03O1b3O. Mild grades hrm. SaltsOf 900 mats Java OK
"Cesar" and 200 bags Marcabo on private terms. ~
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet ana unchanged sales O1 oZf
bales ia bales last EVENING" all for home consumptoa ae
lNered on contracts. 1900 bales
The quolti0ns according The American classiheaton
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FGNtslIlL rAaIgr4

LONDON. Aug. l5-l2;3O D. m.-Consols. 100 1-l6 for
both money aud the account; United -Four and
Hal Per Cent Bonds III 9 Atlantic and Great Western
First MOrtgige Trustees Ccfttncnrs. 3laI do second
iloTtgage Fl Eric, q: do second COnsOis 81 - cana
dian Pacific A6'r iimlsCcntrar l3li Mexican Ordinary
y. ST. Paul Common. s2s New.YOrk Centrai. lOl =;
Pcnnsylvaui 5iN. Hc1iing II.
DOnsoa 100 3le both and the accounts
Atlantic and Great Western First Morgage Trustees
Ccriince S2r Canadian Pacific ljIs Erie II y do see
ond c,tsDs H ~ Mexican Ordinary 2t ST. Paul Common
S2as New tork selirti iO ag rennsyiyanl1, 03'e
uNl.nn Bay lumlany. lAAA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
CALENDARS rars DAY.

suPRa,fy COURr CaAHBEss-Before Barrett J.-AG
|journed 10 Thursday, August 20 -
I SURROGATE Oilns S.-Mary Teresa Ryan. sJO
4 IA; Johann william Jacoby. 10 M
SEssIONS-PAkf l-bel0re
aud Asst Dist AttOrDeF Purdy-NOs !, B. {, D. T. .
&. 10. IL ~. l3. IL. l5, JIG, II. Is.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
OCEAN Steamers.


tNCHOR LINE. u. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"a LIVERPOOL AM az tSESsroNS SERVICE ~,
sails Wednesday Aug -O. -
and cvery fourth "Wednesday thereafter.
Capin eassaae so 10 .lO0 SeoBd class sJj.
Cabin Ncursion nckets on very favorable terms
GLASGOW sERNiCEyia LONDONOERRl.
ETHIOPIA -. 3 p. n DLvONlA--..Sept D, 2 PM
II I'm IS~lA. o. m ~ uOh hIA.Nepti ~ atn
CABIN passage $50 $50. Second class $50.
stocrage outward S2o prela 10.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Asents, -
Bowling Green. New-NOrk
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
corrov M.nKrr,-ey rzrgtq,p1

LIyRRrooL. Aug l5.-l2:3D .. m-Cotton fat Middlins
upands I'D Middlng Orleans u; lo ylsa ana
Daes, American none. Futures dui' UPlands Low Mdd-
hing clause august ana septembT Delivery 50 y4ai
al. Yls, 3 LID do November and Dscefnber delivery
also old do January and February delivery z, Oad
d. m, saIss VI the day included AGO bales
American. Eutures quiet uplands. Low dcdng clause
delivery 5Gld sellers September and octoberaehyery
2,64d sellers do. October aid November dcnVefy "a
buyers: 10 December January delivery 2s4d BUYERS
DO January and February d"vss -o-sr Seeis arcs &
and prl delivery. su-Old sellers. -, -
GALVESTON August i5-CottOn aulet M.dillnx, 2 Low
MdAng. -; Good rdinafy " nes receipts ~ DalSs
sAyAN. An August 15.-cotton dulL Micdng, 994 Low;
NidIig y, Good Ordinary 8; net and gross receipts,
10 Diles ales. I stock. j. . baieS ,, -.
MEMOIR. RAMS. August s. Cotton quiet Mddling Sse
cepts 3j bates recipes bales kSgeT. coAstSse
1880 bales. sales. 200 bales: stock. 1872 bales.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. IS -Flour-The market ruled dull
api .ees were nneh nged; Western and Psn.sgiyanis
fepIiy. - ''Ds . PellIy,gs tolisf .rgessS 81 ~
- delaware Fl DV 5l jUVsj Or Winter wheat PaDent
IS 525as5 81 Wheat closed weak az the n9o9 cav,
export demand llht spo. lots duet AMI lower. No Hed
Delaware elevator. 92: No Pcnhsyvals h'a.
I'm grain arr0 : a: No. > Re0 Augnst % 03f ~;
september o. Ld554 october 3Ossc 4ylS4c N0ycmOer
gs5,as Jsa Corn tho cosed weak; no deuiapd
or export. spot quiet ami prices lover seaner
in grain depot 55c.. No Yellos Hack. 56lsc.. No
ixed IN graip deDOL 55c DO track 53cs dloed ~ ex
Dot por' sene,"nrr S3L9sse, 0ctobrr 52taJ5e oats
spot lots 80 ldy White s2c. Pennsyivana No.
8 Wllse 56lG35ea 80 Hhits. 5'Td3.c@ 80
HE Aggrst no, S,tS ms ae whesS sse:aS5 5
basn. 10000 oats. $4,000 5asn shipments
Wheat 5000 Con- 1900 ousa.' OATS a 600 Oa,L
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
TIE PErROLEuM mARKEE

kEw-NORK, Aug. 10.
The speculat:on in oil during the week nra-
seuted no nov features. Utter stlessness characterized
the dealings until Friday, when slight advance In re-
fined oil encouraged operators for an advance IN crudo
ceracatcs Their JOS brief for the greater part OF
The gain then made lost yesterday. The movement
co,cs near confirming ou- opinion that the advance
In the refined article was speculative t'ck. An ID
crrase IN he carrying charges yesterday 20 point that
may DO burensomo 10 small holders probably Is OF
6mllar character. Tho market my nave SHOWN 700
gIeat propness nrespouding to tt advance refined
on Friday meet the views OF the leaders VINO therefore
had other alternative than 10 discourage bnyer Az
Tie close the ainiy as O. the immediate future was
very great among ihe ordinary speeIl"iors. So, 49,.
material chauge. The stocks above ground are BENG
constantly dgeed and while the export demand u
only moderate, the amount on hahu III h.uiVls ~
extremely small There Is every reason. IN the history
of the export trade to expect large Increase III tho out
ward movement III the lall monihs' Ony the most most
fragrant manipulation can prevent me iegltmato results
Of This inc eascd demand. At anything like present
prices competition by Russian rchnerS Is simply out Oh
the question: -. -, , ,o oo, ,
reIs day against $50 barrels in July. 6o7Os barrels
in Augusf ssh and O36OJ barrels In August. 1883.
barrels against barrels in July Gl575 barrels IN
Augnst 1884. and 64.i3O barrels IN August. 1888 The
figures from August TO 10 charters To August ll are
as follows;
Runs. Deliveries deiv's charters.
TS'r Gssi' 5S JESS i%aSSp % 'sS5i $3.50
Tne business In certificates at tho Consolidated TX
change during tho week has been small The huctua-
tions were narrow and insigitcant the entire range
being only 3ls cents the ao decline yeseruay elt tne
market only % cents higher than at the close last week
Tbe movement was too unimporlant 70 require notice
The range OF prices and the total dealings for the
week were fOllows:
OnenIng g.......... 0sas Lowest.............. 077s
Hghest ...............Iol Final. D9a
Sae,, barrels
Clearances, barrels. ds61O0oo
The advance In refined oil maintained to the close
but the market was quiet
BRADFORD, Penn. Aug. 15-Crudc Ol-National Tran
SIT Certificates opened ut 100a aud closed ut 997s
III. "a. ClCaraucos.
3,420,O00 barrels.
OIL CITY. Penn, Aug. 15.-Crudo ol-sales, 2,44ooOo
barrels; clearancos. 5,2l2,000 barrels; runs. 5305s
barrels; sbipments. 0030l barrels; charters, 6230l
barrels National Transit Certificates opened nc lOO
ana closed ut 007s; highest price, loli lowest price,
09al-
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
sprRIrs oF ruRpENrlNe.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

CHARLESTON Ang. l5-TnrDentinc. firm 32c
SAVANNAH. Aug. Is. -rnrpentine frn az 52c
WILMINGTON. Aug. l6.-rdrpensine firm at 32s
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
(NUNARD LINE.

TOR BERMUDA.
i WEEKLY STEAMERS.
The elc-ant OF the Gu bee steamship Com.
many, IKINlDAD and ORI, OCO, will be dispatched
livery THURSDAY from New.YOrk and BefGudl.
UrinOcO" from NewN0rk April 2. Excursion rates 500
To s6U. For passage. information &c, appb 70
a. E. DUT.4 HGIGE & Co. Agents, 81 Broadway.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2OI Broadway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI Between Newly ork ana Hlvre .
COmpanys Pier new No AZ North RIVER foot OF Aorolss
.l.AC W esine day az ~, y M
Santci " Aug 70 J;5O NJ
gEkM AlN, ITaub. w encsday, sept - IL a. m.
LAIR DOR Pc iaf d''fanserivo. Wed Sept =. a. n.
CABIN by Olinde ltotr AMI ST. simon, 900
Checks payable al sg In amounts 10 suit on tho banlis
LOJIs DE BEBIAN. Agent. NJ. Bowling Gresl
BRASCn OFFICE. Lao BnOADMAf
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
hal AmeIican classllleat.on,
STAINED

Good Ordinary ......~7srs Low Nidrng. oSse
Futures quiet and l points lower Sales Of 239oo
Aa1aa
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
THE MONEY MARKET.
suNnAY. aug. 1o-P. NJ


The United States Treasury during last week in
creased ,ts net available balance over the liabilities for
spacia depostts SO 225 1885, but Its gold balance was
reduced $40 by Of S3Ga $50 of the metal less
a reduction of S233.2s0 in the amount of outstanding
eod certificates gain of 50, ,295 PAS Ia legal tenders
was made BY accumulation OF 36o24s In notes less
an issue Of sos 900 certificates of deposit The net sill
yer gain dollars and bullion) $1032 100 made by
REGENTS of silver certificates to the amount Of $1O52
500 less loss OF S20.400 In the
coined dollars Thus about one-third of the weeks net
reeeipts wss in silver Tho fractional silver coDs were
reduced S145 1885, leaving the gain TO the total balance
$3.0S0027.
snbioned are the results OF Fridays statement as
eompared with those of the statement of August7:
Aue. T. 1885. Aug. IS, 1885. Changes.
cold coin andbnl-
Gates aud tlOO.-
eSeoo scryc 'o' to s25o9765l s2i9627sl Dec. slS4s7O
United States
ngcates' fSs ses 17ss3Gos 2Ol2s.o40 Inc 22o5,24s
Nanesal no1es Oann 7A7o,O7s 7,4so,17e Dec. s,so7
DHsSSlfIs toDSl hanks n lO76i8s3 i096l54s Inc 2O0lG5
syer uS,tu doIiarsand
aeaios nS,Ge es' ee 79oioo5G 7sO72l7e Inc los912o
Totals .s1ss 2O2, soI siso, i,Og7 Inc ss3ss7oO
Deduct sor funds
National Nga nj f bank
fund tne pei 'en' 5oselA2o 5o52ii 1870 Inc. 16sOOl
----- -
snce'a.. ss2s4l4S9 ss6,O67l97 Inc. ss,225765
Non leral tender
tfrlciio all sill .. 40. o- ooo 90 -, -. roo
cOiuS-...... Z9zllSSl -of"Vo,ifo bVo' i''''"'
Total balance slOsO5s8Is lll.lssS4o Inc sSosoO27
The feature OF the weeks bank statement was FUR
ther expansion of loans the extent OF $2Os74OO,
making an expansion since August of Ss. 100000: In
last weeks EXPANSION the Bank of again leads
with an Increase OF 81 600 0O0 and other Stock
Exchange bInks give aggregate expansion or
80 400 600 making the total for the eight banks
gfO2OOOO The reductions which bring the net total
down TO the figures reported were widely distributed
and generally in small amounts. The expansion III loans
and loss OF 81 800 in cash reduced the surplus re-
serve So 600 and the proportion OF the total re-
serys TO the deposits from 40.9l TO 1884 per cent
The following compares FRIDAYS statement with
those of the corresponding dates Of ss4 and 1888:
Aur ls 1888. Aug. 10. 1894. Aug. Il. 1885.
Ioans S32gIi97O0 S2S7 $4,000 S3l4oln6O0
.-...-.-. 6i23o "a ao0 tanht I9
i)enosnts... 323 2G.20 Sec ,2lW 3sS2te. "
C,reulaton. ljbt1OuO l432SbO) "uA"uVV
The following the relation between tho total re-
serve and the total deposit liabilities:
snec,o s6l.36.70O s77ON.20O slli,G1lG 600
Tpps,o-fa,iers 2g5iH5iO 80 l6B900 f2,O0ilnO
ro,a, reserve. ss77 02l0 sIO92lIIO 100 si5gGl67oO
Reserved rcQd 80 -c,-,,oo n o-o 90.
az ~ deposits Sh9Db.ooO fo.o'-0Vo '"o'
sprrlus - s6s7O6sO s3253s3JO Sj9555.s75
RHO ,d,Se 81 TX, HssVe PIP s6el 8OSi
III. IN louine ia Yesterdays statement in detail
New-York tribune., 1885-08-17
Net available bal

4nce...--.-......
Non legal tender
tfrlciio all sill
yer cOius........
The Osceola times., 1885-08-22
HoT.TEMPERED JUSTICE.
A bad State for Men Who Intsnd. 10 Ride
Other Mems Hortas-

A Bsd State for Men Who Intssd 10 RIDE
Other Mems HorSss-
The Galveston Daily NesDs says thas
during the last six months ninety and
nine gentlemen have, by order Of Judge
Lynch, unwillingly adorned various
lamp-posts and tree limbs. This large
number Of what it is pleased TO call ''de-
parted citizens" were guilty of murder,
or horse-stealing, or incendiarism.
Justice seems TO be rather hot-tem-
pered in Texas. When Q man is caught
in crime his removal from the scene
Of earthly ambition is decided upon at
once. He is allowed about five minutes
in which to confess the guilt Of life
time on the ground that he would die
Of old age II he were permitted to tell
the whole story, and then-wsll 1t v
easy to guess what happens.
Our contemporary complains, how.
ever, that the Sheriff is far behind
Judge Lynch In the number OF his
bangings. Whether 1t means to init
mate that the Sheriff is . slow worker.
aaA not abreast Of the age, or thss
Lyach is = gentleman Of rapid nsve.
meat whom no regular official could
hope to equal. u pot known. One nnG
at spy rate. Is plain--thst Texas Y
very I'D Stets for man WHO inteldsp
ride hsfse which he has tskse s9s O
stable without the owners lesvsa
~ 1nnA
The Osceola times., 1885-08-22
WITH A hATCHET.
a Teiegroph student Found Murdered al
sedAila, Mo.-A Woman In the Ease.

A Teiegroph student Found Murdered at
sedaiia, Mo.-A Woman In the Ease.
SEDAIIA, Mo-, August lG.-llenry
Toggenberger, a student In Browns tel
egraph school, this city, was found In his
room where he boarded, at seven O'Clock
last evening with seven cuts In his head,
evidently made with the sharp edge OF a
Ratchet which was found on the bed
where the deceased was found lying. lie
died in twenty minutes after he was
found. 1t IL supposed that he was mur.
dered by q man who was Intimate with q
kitchen girl working at the boarding
house kept by Alexander Rollins. The
deceased was evidently about twenty
three years OF age aud was from Buffton,
o. He had been In Sedilia about q
month.
The deceased has been boarding and
rooming at $40 East Third street, several
blocks from the scene OF the crime. His
room-m mate at the Third street boarding.
house was seen by the reporter last
night. He says that Toggcnbcrger
told him yesterday that be was going
home and left the room, and he sup
posed that he had left the city. Yes.
terday Toggenbcrger was seen riding
with the woman who works at the
clearinghouse OF Rollins. How long
they we're out or where they went
has not yet been traced up. No arrests
have yet been made. The Coroner is
holding an inquest, but the probabilities
are that no verdict will be reached for
some DAYS.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-22
THE RETURN HOME.
How the Sister and Daughter IL Welcomed
In Some Families.

How the Sister and Daughter IL Welcomed
In Some Families.
Helen has been away on a visit Of
three weeks. Her friends have been
kind and attentive, and have made her
stay very pleasant; and yet she is glad
TO be at home once more. interested and
pleased with the little changes about the
house, and delighted to be with her
family. In fact, she is so full of high
spirits that she can not keep still, and
rushes up TO her sisters room, when she
does not find her with the others. Con-
stance kisses her, and hopes she is well.
20 yes! perfectly well," says Helen.
brightly. That's = good thing. for
there's plenty of work waiting to be
DONE" returns her sister, land we are
pretty much tired out"-the tone seem.
ing to imply that it is rather inconsider.
ate and selfish for Helen TO feel well.
Now, the traveller is tired after her Jour-
ney, although in her delight she has for.
gotten that, and she goes downstairs
somewhat subdued. However, she re-
covers speedily. and sitting in the dear
old cosy sitting-room, she pours out
quite long story Of the sayings and do
ings Of the past few weeks. All are
quiet, and seem TO be listening, but
presently her mother remarks: Dear
me. child, how you do run ont" Helen
comes to full stop somewhat
abashed. "Wby, really thought, NAM
ma, you would like to hear what have
been doing" "But you told us all those
things in your letters. Have You un-
packed yetP" mo ma'am; thought
I'd like to see you awhile first. I'll 90
now and begin" "very well; it will
be much better to get il done before
supper; you won't want anything left
over until tomorrow. The girl goes
slowly upstairs to her work. Her spirits
are low enough now; she almost wishes
herself back among her gay young
friends. Constance comes in while she
is laying her clothes away. II hope
you'll be careful. for this room was
swept up yesterday" said Constance.
''Oh. thank you! But l am afraid you
have had too much work. You must
have missed me-" mo; We got along
very we'll. was the reply. 1t may sound
queer, but Helen has homesick feeling.
Nobody is unkind; but she seems to bc
In the way, and an object of federation.
Is II not wonder that she Is ever glad
10 come homee "But that Is not the
way we do al our house." Certainly not
That is what Helen's family said to mo
when l told them this incident, with .
change of names. The sister and daugh-
ter is always welcome-but they do not
tell her so. She is help and comfort
but they never say 80. How ID II with
you, dear readerp-Chriti0n IateAs
1enccr.