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SAN FRANCISCO LABOR MEETING ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
ON TIE CHINESE QUESTION.
mass meeting under the auspices Of the various
trades unions OF San Francisco was held in the
Metropolitan Temple wednesday night and was
largely attended speeches were made attacking
the course pursued by the United states judges IN
landing Chinese, and q memorial was adopted de-
clarlng that every legal device was resorted 10 TO
evade the restriction law. resolution was adopted
demanding "the Impeachment and removal oil Lo-
reno Sawyer, judge OF the United states Circuit
Court OF the ninth circuit, and OF George NJ Sabin
district judge for the district OF Nevada"
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WHINEs LIKE DoG.-A ur-year-old son of
David Reese, OF Mount Carbon, Pa, was bitten by
dog thirteen months ago, and has been In the
habit Of barking and winning like dog IL his
sleep for some time past For the last lew nights
the barkings and winnings were 50 continuous that
the parents, becoming alarmed, sent FOR q ply
sclAn, who cannot account for It.
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Mary HeiIiy,s Terrible sstde.

FROM the New YORK sum- July q.
Miss Mary Reilly arrived In this country only
two days ago and with relative. with whom she Is
living In Brooklyn. went TO Jersey city last night
TO visit her aunt On her way back she started 10
cross the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks AT Warren
street, about i've blocks from the Jersey City
station. New York, susquehanna and Western
express came along the tracks at Just that Instant
and when she was nearly across Tie engine struck
her. Miss Reilly was thrown on the pilot OF the
locomotive. Her body lay with her feet dangling
within a few inches OF the ground Her head
rested on the iron bars OF the pilot The track
from Warren street into the depot Is lined with
switches, and the engine Jolted az each OF these.
The girl was lying In such position that she could
not Use her hands 10 hold herself up and az looked
every moment as though She would roll OF.
When near the entrance OF the depot the train
was nearly stopped ana she tried 20 get on, and
was for a second time nearly under the wheels.
Luckily for her a by stander JumI ed on the pilot
and held her still until tie train had come TO full
stop. When released she dropped on her knees
and thanked God for having saved her life. Then
she got up and walked away.
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w hen baby vas siak. ~ save her Cas1or4a
when shs vas child. she crisd for castoriA
when she Became Atss. she chung to Castor1A
wben ~ bad eh1losons ehe gave them CsssoEiA
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frsparsd BY Oh. J. @. AVER 90. Lowell. MAs. dole
b al DrussistA Prios. q; six bottles, O..
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TOMORROW.
rTHoMAs BOWLING, Aucsionssr.
BOWLING. Auctionser.

TI,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
TAILORING GOODS AND COMBINATION SAFE.
On MONDAY MORNING. JULY THIRrIETH.
1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, ct the suc-
ton rooms of Ihomss Downing. 18th street and PENN
sylvaniA avenue shall sell the balance Of stock Of
tailoring goods and combination are-proof safe
belonging to the late Joseph b Cecil removed there
jy27-at EDWIN Il. HARNKR, Administrator.
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Sold everywhere Price: CuTIounA. Soc; SOAP. Csc
REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRuG
AND CLINICAL Co. bostop, MAsa jy2t.25.27.26
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An ALLEGED PRNsIoN CLAIM CoSsrfRAcy.-The
Commissioner OF Pensions has been advised that
sllas Mckee. charged with Ming false claim as
veteran OF the War Of 1872 was, on the e6th
inst, convicted N the United states Court at
Abingdon. Va. ana nned Loo he having already
ocrved axteen months In jail Obadiah and Jas
woodbridge were also convicted. on same day, for
conspiracy In the above named case. and each
was sentenced TO Imprisonment for one year, &C
hari labor, having already been In jail sixteen
monthA The proof showed that Mckee was not
born until 1876. and that the bogus claim was the
result Of conspiracy between himself and the two
wooldrfdges 70 defraud the Government. The
Wooldrfdges were 20 receive one-half OF all the
money collected NckeeS full confession was
The MONEY CANNOT BIZ ArTAcHEp.-In response
to letter nom Gen n. r. Banks ex-United states
marshal OF Massachusetts, the First Controller says
that money advanced 70 an U. s. marshal 20 pay
fees OF 1urors witnesses &C. cannot be attached
the marshal individually.
MovKNRHU or NAVAL vkssKIA-The ossipee
LETT Charleston. Mass, this morning for Newport
The 0alena arrived at Charleston this morning.
the YnLow FEvEn--surveon-G General Hamil-
ton said to-day that the house-to-oouse inspection
at Tampa Fla, showed no new cases OF yellow
fevef, and he now had reason TO believe that the
disease win be wholly eradicated.
TIE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated $685.
300. IS follows Four per cents registered $500
at les; ~ 600 at rTH; ~ per cents registered,
e50ooo at lo7k.
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BALyouR ACCEPU RESPONSIBILITY ToR O'KELLyp
AKRBsf.-Mr. sexton In the English house OF CON-
mons last night referring 70 the arrest OF Mr..
that summons had becn issued Instead OF de-
tecttves watching The approaches 70 the house
I'd oOgging the steps Of MEMBER Nj. Balfour
replied 0Ai there Was no legal method unocr
which an Iri1h Uember could b summoned In
England exc1pe ~ . warrant Ne accepted the
entlD reaponSib1nty 1or the action that had been
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Amy oIDERa-Major A. r. Chafee, 9th cavalry,
ordered to duty In the department OF the Platte.
second Lieut.. +. v. King. sth infantry, granted
TWO months ieave. Capt +. W. Thibaut 9th
infantry, granted one months leave First Lieut..
leave, Capt Henry Romeyn, 9Th infantry, granted
sx months leave on surgeons certificate.
CHANGES IN TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF the
Army have been ordered as follows: First Lieut..
Chas. B. Ewing relieved from duty at Fort Lewis,
Col, and ordered TO washington Barracks, ID. c.,
renewing Capt. Chas B. Byrne, who is ordered
II. Gardner, ordered 70 duty at Washington Bar
racks ID. c., relieving MAJ VIM. d. wolverton.
Daniel @. Caldwell, ordered 70 Jefferson Barracks
Mo-
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PROFESSIONAL.

nIyORCEs A SPECIALLY BY A LAWYER OF
~ man years exy srience In this city Consultation
stEcty private continental and NitAOut CHARGE: low
charges to The deserving poor. Aluress DINOkCkS
ee-I inc. iy25-6ts
nj AID = AkDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PALM
ADJ t4al NOyant give you your exact life
en-r1 ant 10 her sltters their names in fun Love
~ ar : - cialy Come and b. convinced. Pruf o.
AnDEsS e or.pnolo<lst and Phrenolosist business
se--iaCS.Yhss &c Cpen sundays $50 ii u. W.
pkOf: SLAI. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
\ yo>An Astroaoger and 81 ritual hedlum Bora
NH .ss' a sxn. and veil livery hidden mystery
hidden Treasures Olives lucky nnnl6ers Causes
sleedy n1.rrisEss brans. sep@rs,sd togetAsr Gives
pad evil i1nosnees Cures slcknesz II disapposntsd
~ efforts Of Stnsrs Judge not All the frofsssn,
tbs most scept1cal stranx. "a frm hsr
eies Will time and dissp M by csns an
the only clA3rvoy ant in this cty a he s~
Seed. where ali others iAii and aavertses only wnss
he can sittlnss. Doc. Lie reading by mail ~,
receipt OF ell Name lock VI hair. Of blrth Hour
toA Open sundays froIn 10 pm
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CTR THr BEsr
The CONCORD HARNESS.
We the Sole Agents for this Celebrated Harness.
and have constantly hand full stock which sell
n CONCORD PRICES. Beware Of imitations aud
that you get the genuine Concord Harness " also sole
Agents Tor the WHITMAN SADDLE than which there
n No better.
LUTZ BRO,
497 Penn ave. adjoining National Hotel
full stock Of Trunks and Sstcheis OF the best
makes. at very low ml2
Is YOUR EYEsIGHT FAILINGi IF so GO TO w.
rs. IAPPAN, Jeweler and Optcisn, 004 9th st. w.,
and nave your tested with Dr Kings trial lenses
the best IN this country. my22-3m
SUMNER PrcruREs.
Light and attractive subjects for the Country and
Seaside Bridal Giits. &c. PLAYING DOhIN0Es,
my STERlOUs Music" Jean Aubert "CUPID's
k0SUND-A-RoSY" Dyorsk, Paintings. Mirrors.
Etchings. &c AL ROGERS GROUPS.
-. - JAMES g. EARLE SONS,
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MEDICAL. &c.

T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ experienced female physician should consult Mira
Dr. WILSON. HOS Park Place O., bet. b and G aud
tvo7 -~~>~~S ~.
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Nj. VERNON, MI. VERNON.

Mt VERMONT Nj. VERNON,
STEAMER ". W CORCORAy
leaves It'll wharf Caiy (exce sunday for M
Nernon and kiSer Lsn1iI far down G. ymont At
~ O'Clock q IL Returning, reaches WILMINGTON
slo L L BLAKE, Captain.
u,OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
u NV IRON STEAM II "WAKfFTFI,D~
Leaves u ST wharf Oh MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
snd SAlCttDAYS at I'm Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS M. touchin. at KiyerIand
ins a. Ter Noiniai Greek. Va 81 clements BAY Il
he uArdtgwl. Nd. Connects with b aud o. Il r. az
shephsrds see schedule. JOHN b. PADGEIT AIT
C " iDLEY. Manager as
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CHAR0gD WIFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening
Detectives nattingly and Wheeler arre1ooo Q
young man named w. ]. Scheyer on the charge o.
embexxlemenk He was employed BY Warner Z
Co, OF Philadelphia, and Is alleged 70 have sold
goods 70 the amount OF $24 and appropriate0 the
money. The Gaze was continued IN The Police
Court to-day TN August ], and de1endAne he'd In
$500 bail
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Tbleglans to The Star.


Sevem Men Killed I'm . Bastle Between
Citizens Of Rsival Kansas Towns.
LIBERAL, KAN, July 27.-The following particu-
lars have been received from resident Of Hugoton
regarding terrible encounter between Hugoton
and Woodsdale men In stevens County, whereby
no less than seven men lost their lives Sam
.Ha ,S Ss0f noasv the same Son;
Creek yesterday, accompanied by their wives, 70
look up. some cattle which they were trying TO
buy. While taking dinner Deputy Sheriff
Short, z Woodsdale man, accompanied ~ nve
oener Woodsdaie men, rode up TO the party ana
asked Robinson to surrender, as he had Q
warrant for his arrest. Robinson said he would
60 short distance from camp, leaving Cook and
IN ladies' behind, and then give his enemies
ing q convenient spot both parties opened
nre with the result that four Woodsdale
men turned up their t0ea The other TWO ned to
the strip and Robinson escaped without scratch.
Cook haStened to Hugoton and gave the alarm
and soon an armed party went 70 their
assistance. Meeting lot Of Woodsdale
men an encounter took place, In which three more
persons were killed ana . number wounded
According to the informant the whole county b
at war, but Sam Wood has again disappeared
John Cross, sheriff OF Stevens County, was one OF
the men killed In the second fight
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AlNE BROOKE TELIS ALL 1HE EvENTB oil
N llfE AL busilsss con ndsntial Ladies andrsn.
Qsnsn ~ eeae each 4Os / street. between An sad
9th s.ree.s nortawes. uG-4Ovs
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No FAx11r SAN

No FAxnr SAN
vithouts promps End convenient rsnedy for oruu,
whoopine Cough. Bronchitis End Other Thross ana
Lung troubles bottle Of Ayers Cherry Psctorsl has
ssvsd many hsa Mra J. orsey, lst It, Lowell Ma,
writes: Ny children have taken Ayers Chsrry Pso-
sorsi for Group. sivss Immediate RELIEF invarisbs,
followed b. eure"
4 have found Ayers Cherry Pectorsl perfect cure
Tor Group In nessesI have known the worst oasss
relieved In very short time BY IT. uss and sdvss al
families to keepit In the houss~-a H. IAtimsr, Il D.
NJ Vernon. Ca
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared By On. J. G. AVER 90. Lowell. Msss. dole
b all Drussista Prioa u: dx bottles. g.
HE GENurxr 1MpoRrxD
cARLsSAD sPRuDBL wArxs
sPRuDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY ron LIVER
AND KIDNEY DIsEAsKA
APERFECT CURB
Constipation. oous, Rheumatism. Disbsssu. and I'll
Diseases Of the Stomach
Beware of imitationa
1T has given me better satisnp>ion than snythiue
which hsvs ever ussd"-Prof Dssgsu. University Of
Vienna
'Ihavs used IL for ysars With remarkable sucosA"-
Prof. Hlawassk
wrss for Dr. Toboidrs lecture On osrisbsd wsssr
and SALT read before the ninth IntsrnAona Medical
Congress. mailed free upon application
EIsNER MENDKLsON 90. Sole Agents. Bar
clay St New York. jae-m.wAa
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d 40 IN oS Sas "a .sg =
- Du1S1a Idsol OpeFa O1nDonS, Was SsrrSs6 n
1,gs Hi!a Y, beg .as,ys Plsss . viyil n knss
Hz1honG Charlp Saassa, q La Anesass, Oh.
Committed SUICIDE ~ tlsln( hadokerchief ton
ths to- a his right tuo - the tf1gyeuo{ double
coFIying sWsJ half ~ hssl
~ see1ss tss.gAs y Rsl Ials.ssa q nsuosy-
QDeen la9e egalna 0sosEo q EslloWS snIhor q
5ss Sss s.. isz:s = s sssssSt = ss'
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4 ,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOT, lMPROVr ID BY HOUSE NJ. lis FIFTH
SIRELI SOUTHEAST, HAVING A FRONT OF
"a FEET BY DEP1H OF 951 FEET, TO AL

By virtue of q decree of tn Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia made in the No. IL 243 in
equity. W Eerein Wan II. Marshall and others
piGinafts and Hattie and Alice Mars hall are defend
ants. shall, on MONDAY AFTERNOON. the THIIi-
TlLTH DAY OF JULY, A d. 1883, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK, sell at public auction, i'll front Of the
premises. the following real estate described on the
plat OF the city of WASHINGTON, in the District of Co
in square eight hundred ana eighteen. bssinning At
point Fifth street east thiryve go feet north
from the southeast corner OF lot thirteen q -,
ming thence north along said Fifth -four
CAD feet thence west the entire depth Of lot thence
south. along the line of lots II and L. tW enty
four 24) feet themes east to the place Of beginning
cash and half in one year the deferred payment to
bear interest from the day sale evidenced
by the notes Of the pure haser which be secured
by deed of trust on the premises all cash, at the pur
chaser's option. deposit OF 600 required at sale
conveyancing recording &C. at the purr hssers cost
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten dzys
otherwise the trustee the right resell
risk and cost Of the de aulting purchaspr.
EUGENE +. ARNOLD, Trustee,
" ASS Louisiana ave.
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ROBERT T. BRADLEY, ! r
,y27- eod&ds JOHN $. swORMsTEDT,S Trustees
TTS;sToEY J BRICK sTpRE HA sE51s P%ELL:

Il ING, No. 2O4O SEVENTH STREET NORTH.
WEST, NORTH OF BOUNDARY STREET
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST FIRST. AT Six
O'CLOCK. will sell, in front Of the premises part
Lots AZ and A OF Haws al subdivision of Pleas
Plains fronting "a 3lI00 feet 7th street with
depth Of 120 feet, with right of Of 4foot alley
TO Stn street northwest.
This property is improved by large Brick Dwelling
Storeroon. and large Hail. which be separate
from each other all together, desired. Water aud
gas. aud an S-foot cellar under store
This property is 7th street. line of Metropol
tan Railroad and 7thstreet cars being immediately
north of Boundary street.
Terms One third cash: balance In equal In stalmsnts
at aud two notes to be given bearing per
cent interest, payable semiannualy, and to be Sc
cured by iced OF trust on property, all cash at
option Of purchaser. A deposit of $500 required at
to be complied with In 10 days, otherwise right
reserved to resell at the risk and cost Of defAutng
purchaser after days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, DC.
DUNCANSIN BROS. Auctioneers. jy26-d
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MovKNKWU or NAVAL vKssKIA-The Ossipee
LEFT Charleston. MASS, this morning for Newport.
The 0alena arrived at Charleston this morning.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT 'FRONT.'
ING Is FLET ON STREET, NEAR CONNEC-

IICUI ANENUE NORIHW E5T.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded In Liber No.
1871. folio 221 ct seq one Of the Land Records for
the District of Columbia aud at the request Of party
secured thereby, will offer for sale In front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF
tain piece or parcel Of land known and described
being lot numbered T. in square numbered 16l, the
same is recorded in Liber W. f. folio ID Of the rec
ords Of the surveyors office for the District Of Colu
ba sold subject certain deed trust the
sum of $1,000. payable three years from July 8,
1897 Interest at per cent payable semi-snnuslly.
Terms of sale: One-haH uf the purchase money In
cash and the balance In ID with interest ut the
rate of per centum per snnum. payable seminar.
nuay, and secured by deed of the property
sold or all cash. At the option Of the purchaser. de-
posit o: 3 loo will he required time Of sale. All
conveyancng and recordins purchasers cost Terms
OF sale to be complied with in fifteen Jays
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HoRsroRD,s AcD PHospH.rE

teaspoonfui added 10 glass Of hot or cold wstee
and sweetened to the tase. viii be found rsfrsshns
and invigorsting.
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AFTERNOON

Wheat-Firm; cash, s6l; July, s6H;
August, S454.
Coru-Firmer; cash, 5522z; July, Sc: August,
IS l-16,
Oats-Firmer; cash, s411; July, "a 4-16;
August. 1854.
Rye-Dull "a.
Barley-NOminal
Whisky-19.
Pork and lard, unchanged
Shoulders. eco a. 6.25; short clear, g. 90 q
8.05; short ribs, $50.
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Liverpool Grain.
LIVERPOOL, June1
wheat-Flat; holders offer freely; Cali
fornia No. l, 6s. Sd q 6s l0d, per GENITAL
Red western and spring, Is Sd @ 6s Cd.
Corn-Wesk and lower: new mixed wes-
tern, As Id, per Genital.
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PHILADELPHIA Wool.

stocks light. Chic, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia xxx above 2s@93O; x, 23@29
medium, 34@35; coarse, 33@34 New York,
Michigan. Indiana and Western, fine or K
and Xxx. 26(027: medium, "a a35; coarse 800
"a; fine washed delsine x and Xxx 81 q SO
medium washed combing and delaine, Sc
@37: coarse washed combing aud delaipe,
1895; Canada washed combing, 32(G33:
tub washed. 95@3S; medium unwashed
combing and delaine. 25@26: coarse IN
washed cumbing and delaine, 24926;
Eastern Oregon, 12@l8: Valley Oregon, 100
"a; New Mexico and Colorado 12@17.
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Chicago. live stucs

CHICAGO. June
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; strong and shsde
higher for beeves; beeves, 400 % 5 so;
stockers and feeders, ESQ % 10; Texas
cattle, 100 d 400.
Hogs Receipts 1900; slow about steady;
mixed, G % 5.45, heavy, 5.95 q 5.55; light,
5 2r@5 As,
sheep-Receipts. 5000; weak; 10 to 25
lower: natives shorn, 2.75 g. 5.25; Texas,
2.121z@4.75.
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Afternoon Railroad Stocks
Boston Wool,

rule in favor OF buyers. ohio and Penn
sylvenia extra 1eeces. Is; Xxx, 90 q so;
Michigan extra, 26 "a u; fine aud medium
Wyoming. Is "a 20, new Territory secured,
81; choice California spring, held at 81 ;
pulled woods, super. 26 q SO; extra, Is @ %.
Other grades unchanged.
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New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The stock market
was Intensely dult throughout most OF the
day, subject 10 the slight spurts of ANNA
ton, which only served to make the pre-
vaiing dullness worse by contrast. The
tone of dealings was q little better than
usual of late and the result of the days
operation is to leave mcst of the list frac-
tional!y higher than last evenings prices.
Governments dull and steady.
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New YORK General Markets

NEW YORK, June 1.-Hops-Light request.
Sugar-Steady, quiet; refined. firm. Wool
Quiet, easy; domestic fleece, 20 "a So: pulled,
l6 q SS; Texas, IL @ 49, Copper-Dull; Lake,
16 60. Lead-steady; domestic, 4.0215. Tin
Dull, Straits, 10 10
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, June l. Petroleum opened
weak, at S21A and theiselling movement from
the west caused a break of 8 cents in the
forenoon, after which sharp rally occurred,
but the decline was resumed in the after
noon. when helowest prices were cached.
the malket closing weak, at 77ss. Consoli
dated exchange opening s21S, highest s211z.
lowest 1874, closing 773s. Stock exchange
opening 81, highest 80, lowest 775s, closing
tn. Sales, 4,01S, 600 barrels.
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Mining Market .

NEW YORK, June Mining shares were
duh and weak. Bulwer, So; PrOnstite, l .05
% l 10; Amador. 2.25; Bodie, Q rs.
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Chicago PRODUCE Marset,

CHICAGO. June 1.
Wheat-Firm; cash :S6; July, $50; August,
S4X.
Corn-Firmer; cash, IS; July, 55s<. Au-
gust, 56N.
Oats-firm; cash, $40; July, S379; August
ISL.
Barley-Nominsl.
Pork-steady; cash 1856; July, IA, 0711,
August. 14.171.
Lard ST. ady: cash, 8. Az; July, g. Az;
Augustus. 5O98 5215.
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion.
Bullion.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Bar silver, slss.
Money Market.

Money Market.
New YORK, June 1.-Money, 1902.
LATER.
Money on call, easy, ~ to 2; closed 1902
Prime mercantile paper. @6.
Sterling exchange-Quit steady; 8611
for sixty. day bills; 4.SSsz for demand.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-02-25

incbr atcd tramp. sleeping peacefully
on a pile Of kindling wood 1t shone
on dirty clay pipe thrust into little
mound OF shavings. which still smoni-
dered. IL shone. furthermore. on Mr..
Lamphier, standing in the woodhousc
door and staring IN.
Loitie was more than equal tothe oc-
caslon. She was not a person TO let g
golden opportunity escape her.
She rushed over to her father and
clasped both hands around his arm.
with tragic little shrek.
oh. pa !" she cried. just look /! Just
think what you've escaped The house
would have been burned down In an
other minute-in one minutc--all burn
cd down Mr.. Stockham has saved
IT, II he hadn't been hero and we
hadn't smelled smoke and come out
here. found the woodhousc all ablaze,
and worked like everything TO put it
out, just think what would have hap
penod IL was that horrid tramp.
He'd got in here somehow. and gone 10
sleep smoking. and his horrid pipe had
set things aiire. I'm so glad Mr..
Stockham was herc-ain't you. pa.
dear Pr
Mr.. Lamphicr looked at his daughter
and Mt John Stockham. and mt the
blackened wall. and at the serenely
slumbcring tramp.
"Ah. ycs!'' he respondc d. lit was
fortunate you happened along, Stock
ham"
There was tinge of irony in his
tone. and some grimness in his smile;
but Lottie did not IN nd that-nor did
John Stockham.
They realized that by a fortunate
turn of events Mr.. Lamphier was de-
feated. and made to appreciate
and admit the fact.
They cared little for the burned
beams; they were not conscious of
their dripping clothes; tho sIumbering
tramp seemed TO DO an angel in dis
guise.
well. it's the way to do" Lottie de-
clarcd n. few weeks later. when she aud
John Stockham were safely engaged.
and LIT. Lamphlcr had given them his
blessing and intlmated that he'd
thought of taking partner and that
john might possibly dots the way
10 do. lfwe'd just stood back ms meek
rs mice. and waited for pa to come
round and invite you up to the house
Mere, / cant bear TO think OF it!'--
Saturday Night.