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Death OF James II. Goodman

SAN Francisco, July 2d-[Specal. JAS
H. Goodman. of the Safe Deposit Company,
died this evening from the effects of hera-
orrhage of the stomach.
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NEVADA.

Slight Damage Done by a Fire at CarIin
Yesterday.
fCopgigst 1855, by Tie California 1issociated Press
PALIsADE. July 2d.-About 11:30 this
morning, as the west-bound passenger train
was pulling out, fire caught in the dwell
ing-house of the Superintendent at Carlin.
The roof was badly burned, but the fire was
put out in short time By the fre-eneines
of the cOmnanv
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WHOLE NO. 1850

will hear The appeal for Communication n
sentence by Brooks attorney, and She sn4 ~
tn nef dseugater Will make personal pleas for
tu. tIs me oI thelr son and brother. and pre.
seIll IetLefs and documents in his tahalf
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Combination Ribbon, Red, White and
Blue. in Gros Grain and Satin.........
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BALDWIN'S LUCK,
Two Good Purses Captured by the Santa
Anita Stable,

CHICAGO, July 2d.-The first race, three
fourtbs of a mile, Miss Florio won, King
Idle second, Santa Cruz third. Time, 1:I6l.
The second race, one mile and one-six-
teenth, Tenacity won, Glen Fortune sec
ond, Anna H. third. Time, 1881.
The third race, one mile and one-six-
teenth, Baldwin's Mollie's Last WOE, Hag-
gins Silver Bell second, Amelia ?. third.
Time, 1:493.
Baldwin's Emperor of Norfolk won, AristI
second, Gallifee third. Time 1:45k.
The fifth race, seven furlongs, Clara C.
won, Birthday second, Tudor third Time,
1:29.
The sixth race, six furlongs, the frst heat
Shotover won, Carnegie second, Jennie Nc
Farland third. Time, 1:154. The second
heat Shotover won, Carnegie second, Wood
craft third. Time, 1:153.
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omaha's Public Building.

WASHINGTON, July 2d.-The House bill
appropriating $500, 600 for the purchase of
a site for public building at Omaha, Neb.,
has been amended by the committee and
reported to the Senate to-day with all the
stipulations stricken out, save that the
building shall have an open space on all
sides Cf not less than 400 feet also an
amendment to the bill authorizing the Sec
retary of War to sell the military reserva-
ton at Fort Omaha and such buildings as
cannot be economically moved TO new
site.
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AT BRIGHTON.

BRIGHTon, July 2d.-The fast race to-
day, five eighths of mile, Quicksilver
won, Bodie second, Martha .aird. Time,
1:05.
The second race, seven-eigh sls of a mile,
Ell Trinidad won, McGregor second, Mamie
Hay third. Time, 1921.
The third race, seven n-eghths of mile
selling, Ida l.. Won, Nat Goodwin second
Blackthorn third. Time, l ,324.
The fourth race, one and one-six seenth
miles, Bonnie S. won, Bright Eyes second,
Cardinal McClosky third. Time, 1:52?.
The fifth race, one and cne-quarteY miles,
Tattler won, Barnum secaad, Ten Booker
third. Time, 2:10l.
The sixth race, three-c parters of mile,
Aura won, Young Duke second Crusader
third. Time, 1:153.
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PACIFIC COAST.
4 SOMNAMBULIST WALKS OFT OF
A WINDOW.
Placer's Increased Property Values
arizona Fires-State Horti-
cultural society-Etc.
OLIVE CULTURE. ETC.

lsrEuAI DIarA1cHEs TO rHx REooaD-UuIor.,
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Mortoa in New York.

New YORK, July 2d.-Hon Levi P. Nor
ton, the Republican nominee fer Vica-
President, came to the city from Rhine
beck to-day, reaching his clfiee in Nassau
street soon after one o'clock. He was i'm
mediately closeted with number of
friends. He has not yet arranged to meet
the Committee Of the Chicago Convention.
but will probably receive them at his home
in Rhinebeck
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Lodi uOttingS.

copyright, 1885, Jyhe California associated I'ress
LODI, July 2i.-The Bank of Lodi opened
its doors for business to-day. B. F. Lang
ford is President, F. Cogswell Vice Presi-
dent, and G. Currier Cashier.
The first melons of the season were
shipped to-day. The crop promises to be
large. Some /, 800 acres are planted around
here.
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THB CAPITAL.
CONGRESS- LIKELY TO KEEP In
ALL SUMNER.
The Report Against Felton--2 Da,
Wasted in the House-The
Fuller Case.
FELTON,S SEAT.

lszseuAl DrarArcHEs TO THE EEcoEs-uN1oy.l
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New YorI. Damn JoInts.

~ '5'' I57. ~ I'F az E0T73Ia Is 7c3Glefl f'Essl
NEw YoRK, July "a Fifteen white
women were found in two opium Joints iu
Peii street by the police last night, ranging
IN age from 10 TO 80 years, ana with them
also ten Chinaren. All were arrested. but
were discharged in Court this morning.
There is the same difficulty in getting con
victions here that is experienced on the
coast, ~
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ne osssr .incs'fueNa % have YOU psfzang d..
= T. kans-a.. n Cor SOL 81. Sscsancrro, csi
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a High Society Scandal.

"9pw7g@.y1 1883, tyls oa'for,sis 4ssocia.9s Iress1
NEW HAVEN Conn, July 2d.-Eigh So
ciety Is convulsed over a scandal that has
Just leake5 out. Last Friday the vile Of
wealthy man, +. II. Trowbridee. and Ion
athan Inger3oll CO.. of the State Si1nerior
Court, aud nephew OF fex-Governor niger.
soiI, were fc1ud IN compromising situa-
ton. lnEersoH has fed the Stste. His
we IS beaztbroken, and T-owbridge IS
hunting for more facts.
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California Pensions.

t'Iyf iys looo Oy t'e iSSOctGtsd IreSS.l
WASHINGTON, July 2d.-California pen
sions issued: Original invalid-George W.
Goudy, Santa Maria; Marvin H. Payne, 81.
Helena; Morris Parker, Santa Barbara;
John d. Peter, San Bernardino.
Increase-Onison D. Morse, Reddng.
Mexican widows-Artemesa, widow of
James A. Griffith Sonoms; Mary W.,
widow of William Ford, Mason.
Eight Hours for letter Carriers.
;Copyight, 1885, by Ae CGfoyn ASSOCIATED. PressI
WASHINGTON, July 2d.-The eight-hour
letter-carrier law went into effect to-day
here. The law extends over the entire
country, but owing TO the failure of Con-
gress to pass an appropriation of 100000
the law will not go into effect for sometime
in other parts of the country. 1t will result
in the appointment of 1,600 additional
carriers, making the entire number abous
IL, 600.
The Government and the Railroads.
WASHINGTON, July 2d.-In the House TO-
day, among the bii's introduced and re-
ferred, was one by Anderson OF Iowa, pro-
vidiDg for the control and regulation of
railroads acquired by the United States un-
der judicial forfeiture. This is the bill in
troduced by Anderson in April last.
California Mail Changes.
icqqyig, 1888. 5g the California Associated PressI
WASHINGTON, July 2d-A star-service
change has ordered as follows in California
Truckee to Eureka Mills, from July 16,
| fSSS-Incresse to six times a week be-
tween Truckee and Sierra Valley, 26s miles,
and from Nay 1st TO October 31st of each
year.
Reno's Public Building.
| ICoppigE, 1885, By Tie California 4sssciated Psess
WAs4INGroN, ,Euly Ex-senator Stewart
report a bill to the Senate to-day app-opri-
atlng $4,000 for "a public building at Reno
| New.
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The sanserfest at Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, July 2d.-The prize singers
contest of the National Sangerfest began
this afternoon. In the evening the first
grand concert, with a chorus of l 800 male
voices and an orchestra of nearly 100 in
sIuments, rendered the Singers Helm
rath and other selections. The attend
ance was very large, and the affair great
success.
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Southern Pacific Branches.

kOVy' y'Vt I' " Ftt 3I UlIItI -4SsUCtlleu TcsS.
ANAHEIM, July 2d.-The Anaheim and
Pomona Railroad, graded from here to
Olida. seven miles, is in course of absorp-
ton by the Southern Pacific. The South
ern Pacific will then have three lines GEN.
tering here, which will lead to the estab-
lishment of round-house, machine shops,
etc
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BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), July 2d.-Burglars
early this morning sand-clubbed Cashier
Avery, OF the Armour Cold Storage and
Packing Company, and stole valuables and
papers said to be worth large sum. They
put bis books and papers Oh the floor and
then set them on fire. Avery was saved
from burning by passers who entered the
flames.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-20

rom the Southern Live stock Journal.

From the Southern Live stock Journal.
Crystal Springs, Miss, will certainly
have a canning factory In operation this
year.
John w. Mathis, Crystal Springs, real
lied ninety-cight bushels Of corn last year
10 the acre.
II Is claimed that $4,000. 900 pounds Of
cotton seed oil was used last year In the
adullenltion Of lard.
II IL claimed that the manufacturers
81 tools for dehorning cattle can hardly
make them fast enough to supply the de.
mand.
From October 10 December 20 l07. 1858
sacks Of potatoes were receive at New
York from Europe. For the same period
In 1885 only 1898 sacks were received.
A Boston dalryman, who sells milk only,
leeds half pint Of cheap molasses 10 each
COW, claiming that the addition Of this
food raises the solids from II 10 II per
cent.
There Is not much difference between
horse and cattle manure II both are fed on
same quality Of food. The horse manure
heats quicker, because II contains less
water.
The New York market al this season 70
quircs 1000 barrels potatoes per day. Last
year they sold at wholesale ut Si.53 per
barrel; this year nj 81 ~ 10 $3.50, Of course
higher Mt retail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-20

A milkman OF this city has created con.
siderable curiosity among his patrons by
lhe assertion that he had effected plan
BY which he could furnish fluid Of un-
heard Of properties. lie claimed for his
nilk qualities which would make Il doubly
Talunble 10 the consumer, apart from It's
purity and richness, the principal feature
" which was NJ power In the cure OF dys-
,cosia and indigestion, M well m lie prop.
rifles 10 perfume the breath and preserve
he teeth. Considerable speculation has
.nn rife M 10 the scheme by which he ei.
eclcd this wonderful cure, and had not a
conversation between the dispenser Of COW
ixtrnct and col coleman been overheard,
re-y likely bis plan would never have been
made public. lie simply removed the cud
rom the mouth Of the ead-eyed bovine,
and In lie stead substituted q package Of
vols loEo iulu.
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"con.ump,Ion Can he CURED.

Dr. J. s. Combs, 0wensyille, Ohio. says;
"a have given SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver
Oil with Hypoplo 'phitcs 10 four patients
with better results than seemed possible
with any remedy. All were hereditary asses
Of lung disease, aud advanced TO that stage
when coughs pain in the chest frequent
breathing. frequent pulse, fever and emncia-
ton. All these cases have increased In
weight from 10 TO 2s lbs, aud are not now
needing any medicine
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1885,
ITCHING SKIN DISEASES
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Cuticura.

fIREATMENT.-A warm bath with CurtcunA
L soar, aud single application of CurIcuRA,
or three doses OF CurCuRA REsoLvENT, tho New
Blood Purifier to keep tho blood cool, the penpi.
ntion pure and unirrltating, the bowels open. the
letlery Ringworm, Psoriasis. Lichen, Pruritus,
scail Head, DandruG and every species OF Itching,
scaly and plmply liumorS OF the Scalp and Skin
when oil other remedles fail.
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable CuTIcuRA REMEnIEs have
done my chi Id 10 much good that feel like saying
this ios tho benefit Of those who are troubled with
skin disease. My little girl WIS troubled with Ec
Ecna, and tried several doctors and medicines
but did not do her any good until used the curl
ezra REMEDIES, which speedily cured her, for which
owe you many thanks and many nights al rcst
ANTON bOSSlMER EplNBuR aH IND
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COVERED WITH BLoTcHEs.

want 20 tell you that your CurfcuRA REsoLvrNr
Is magnificent About three months ago my face
was coVervl with BlOtchcs, and after using threo
bottcsoi RlsoLvENr was perfectly cured.
FREDERICK MAITRE
q ST. CuAmIS ST., NEW ORLEANS, la,
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OF PRICELESS VALUE.

cannot speak In too hlgh terms Of your Crrr
CvRA. IL i worth It's weight In pure gold fer skin
diseases. believe it has no equal.
W. W, NORrHRUp, 1.ul5 Harvey St, Omaha.
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letter OF THE SCALP.

was almost perfectly bald, caused by letter Of
the Top OF the scalp, used your CuTiCuRA RENR.
blts about six weeks and they curd my scalp
As u ever was.
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YOU NOW LEAVE MEMPHIS
H. no Cd Reliable
Memphis, & Charleston Rid,
nto,n raj, -. an, ..,,h
HEALTH N wbAIIu e. Dr. BcaurcEard'.
Tonic mud Ner,ine, tho Great
Wrench specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY m an ~ stages. mentn
~ and physical sicpr.ssinn. spcrnRtorrhea, by
poChondia. ttcfilly, ncurnlgiA hyntcria inrapacty
Tor study OF hsinC.s, paralysis Impotence, cpllcp
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~ use appropriate tnaiment TOT tho curo Of the
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proved lnialliblc " taken ncroriing 10 dircctlonA
which are aiincd b. each bottle. One bon equal %
one months treatment Nil curc ncrpt cases
By mall prepaid on receipt ~ price. We guarantee
Eix boxos 10 cure any cst~e. With caSh order 70
oelved by NJ Tor six boses We will send vfiiier
guarantee 10 return the money II treatment does
not effect Cufr. A. Ecnkert Co. pfuggitts snle
agents Tor United fAtcs 10 and rs Main street
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DIED.

RCAHILI,--sunday morning Al O'Clock, ~ the
residence u his sonsinlaw, 81 J. LArkln. No. iis
second street. AusrS ScAitlLts agVd slktyfcycn
ycap. father ~ Ellcn iarkln aud Rosie scahill.
Funeral viii take place from residence this mon.
DAY evening al 3ociock Friends u tho family
src respectfully invited 10 siicnd.
liolie, M. paPcs please oopy.l
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DISSOLUTION.

The nrm Of fosion Piston. lawyers. Il this day
dissolved by the Withdrawal ~ W. x. fusion, who
has Hold ont hs Interest In the assois aud unfn.
ishcd buslncs of the hnm a. u. n. ruston aud y.
r. rOstnn, Who will continue the nrn under the
sane nnn nnno and style Al the sAme once, 90
Madison street ~ a. rOsTON,
NIX. tOsfON
Memphis Jan. n, issA D. r. fO5ION.
pOeToN 4 PCsrON.
Attorneys nj law, ~ Madison street Memphla
~ a. fu1ON Y. T. PO.roH.
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<Qlfvlh Kidney aud Uterine Pains and weaknesses
MN Nlicycd In one minute by the Cuticurn
wv pain killing plaster. New. instantaneous
nininnlc. ~ cents
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~ WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

DIg5pLES black heads chappcd and oily skin
TfM prevented by CuuCuRA INDICATED soar
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Thursday. March {. 1888.

10 cicc, Seven "a Director N ncfye the company
during the ensuing year Election from 10 am o.
! pm. "
JOSEPH CRAIG. Secretary.
licmphiA February 1. isSS
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ELECTION NOTICE.

rINHE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE STOCK.
holders ~ the Memphis ua,light Company
win he held NJ the ofioc 81 the Company, 81 Madl
lon. sueel Momphla.
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LODGE NOTICIH.

NIEMPnls ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER n
wi No. ~, d. and A. NJ, will meet IN N
,smpis, ~ I sMospii S,' evening a. rs w
O'Clock. for dispatch of bisineis Visiting c0mpan.
lonsfraicrnAily invited. by Order,
". u. CULLEN, II. 2.
JouS y. HUNK. Secretary.
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nblIshen rcInscd 70 publish it pflnlcr8 10 prin
Inden would not bind IL.
10000 DOLLARS
a. offered for Its suppression after A WAS foi
THE HORRIBLE FACTS

Il contains. To this end they decided 10 send the
ilusrions author Of the book throughout the world
10 lecture In the great halls Of all the LANCER cities
OF America aud Europe. II wns decided not 10 soll
the book but 10 rive IL away 20 tho buyers Of tick
cts 20 his Lectures. To accomplish this the syndl
cate purchased of the publishers
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
WHO Will Buy . CastleS

Who wants to buy a fine old English
castle, dating from Henry II Such highly
romantic property is now in the market, and
Will be sold at auction on the 2lst of this
month in London. Its name is DeyizsS
castle, and it is situated in Wiltshire. As
long ago as LAO it passed into the possession
of the crown, was given SIS dover 70 the
wives of various kings, and thus became en-
titled 70 the inmunities iof q royal castla
Portions Of the original structure still re-
main The approach to the castle is through
batslemented gateway. Il is protected by
an ancient moas It can boast Of a secret
chamber in its ivy tower, OF dungeons, Of
bear gardens, Of Norman gateways, OF ram
part walls, of ba,tions. The auc.ioaeer's
beautifully illustrated pamphlet, from which
these facts a-e cleaned, makes no mention Of
first class ghost, who can Tremendous tale
unfold aid can Be depended upon TO show
himself at regular intervals However, It is
only fair to assume that such ghost goes
with such az estate-New York Tribuna
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A Blessing In Disguise.

"Oh, merciful heavensm exclaimed Mrs
Shriekwell, lcoxing up from the newspaper
ss she read the startling headlines: Another
Theatre HORROR "What is itF' anHously
inquired her husband Another theatre
burned" she said, land scene painter and
three actors were hurt, and chest full Of
manuscript plays and all the wardrobe
burned up.n sThose empty headed liars Of
editors" growled Mr.. Shriekwell; ''they
ought to be prosecuted for printing mislead-
ing head lines Call that a horrorl ! thought
somebody had brought out another English
comedy, "-Burdette
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sS$SNuh<w
Daily ~ eagle

How 1t Happened.
Never he'd no kind o use
Fer that Dan;
Always rutber liked big,
Thick set man.
He WIZ on the spindlin' build
Sort-uh spare;
He'd to look right sharp to know
Dan wu1 thar
Feared like he WIZ at my heels
Night n day.,
Couldn't toll him of In no
Kind-uh way.
Thought treated him right mean.
Ideclar'
Thet couldn't sneeze but whut
Dan wuz thar.
Little sandy headed skite,
'Thout much wit,
'Cept be beat the bugs, the way
He could sit
Out the balance Of my beaux;
Let EN- glare;
They put out at 0; at 10
Dan wuz thar.
Onct I told him plain an fat
That eff he
Wuz the unly man on ycarth,
Him an me
Wouldn't suit; lowed my words
Made him stare.
Come next night, Ike other nights,
) Dan wuz thar.
Curyus like, married him
AFTER that,
Thing wuz done fore knowed whar
Iwuz at.
How it come, my Judgment amt
Very cl'ar;
Reckon t must hev been becuz
Dan wuz tharl-Time.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
A Field Selected.

ayes, father" be said 20 old Mr. Eayseed,
"rve graduated, and my education is com
plete. I s'pose / know abou. everything.
Now must choose tiald where my abilities
can be used to the best advantage Iwant a
large field where I Will hsre plenty Of room
Son." replied tbs Old Inaa, there Is tie
ten acre corn CAD, and you kin have 1t al 20
yourself s-Earpsr's Bazaar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Jobson-Halloo, Dobson. Sec the piano
factory fire last night
Dobson-Yes. Firenen worked like baav-
erS
Jobson-No, they didn't; they bad regu-
lar picnic.
Dobson--I don't see how you make that
out
Jobson Weren't they playing on the
piauosi-New York Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Buyer-How much are these trousers, Mr..
SolomonSi
Mr. S-veu. mein treun6, We gre yuss
givin' dose pants away.
Buyer velyl-Thanks-thanks! III
take this pair.
lEIt rapidly with trousers. l-Lifa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
VIII Try It Later.

A scientific journal tells chow to light
lamp with SNOWFALL" We would like to try
the experiment, but somehow snowballs are
scarce at Pittsburg now.-Pittsburg Chron-
icle-Telegraph.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
WAY Not Ask Her to Come Arounds

Clsrissa writes: 'What effect has kissing
on the Hpsfn
kissing on the lips has a very pleasant
effect, C!ariSsa, we assure you If there is
anything else Clarissa wants TO know she
should not hesitate to ask.-Lowel Citizen.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Why She Went Home.

First Guest tat summer health resort}-Io0
are going home eeriy this season, Mrs eau
ton
Second Guest-Yes, have 70 60, for my
hAaieL Cartoon
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Cor. I'd and 5th ayes, Wichita

Manufacturer Of Steamengines,
Boilers, Pumps and al kinds OF
mill gearing. Architectural iron
a speciality. Iron and brass cast
ingS made 20 order. Estimates
made on all class OF work and
orders promptly attended 70.
90 W. &. FONDA. Supr.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

B. LOMBARD, JR.. Prest. L. D. SKINNER, Cashier
J. ?. ALLEN. V. Prest W. II. LIyINesToS. Asst Cas-
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-25
BUFFALO BILL.
Planning u Ride from His Ranch
Across thc Rockies.

New YORK, June ~24.-[Spcclal Telegram
to TIE BEE. Buffalo Bill, at the close of
the season at Erastina, will take a vacation.
For three successive years he has been in
the saddle, and he considers himself entitled
to n little recreation. lie proposes, as he
stated to The BEE correspondent to-day, to
take n long excursion accompanied by sew
eral noblomen, gentlemen prominent in En-
glish politics, and distinguished Americans.
They viii take the trail from his ranch at
North Platte. Ncb., with wagons ana saddle
horses, and pass across the prairies through
the land OF the Indian and the buffalo. Since
Major NOrth's death, Colonel Cody has been
elected white chief Of the PuWnceS. To this
tribe he viii pay II visit, going thence across
the Rocky Mountains into Now Mexico,
Wyoming and Arizona, and stopping at all
the military post forts to pay his respects to
their commanders. He will come out
through southern California, visiting NJ Los
Angeles one Of his former commanders, Gen
cral Miles. thence he Will probably go to
San Francisco. He win make a start early
in the fail and occupy IN the trip several
weeks. Major John Burke, "Arizona john
Buffalo Bills factotum, will be one Of the
party. A most enjoyable and exciting time
is anticipated. Colonel Tom Ochiltree is eX-
pccted to enllyen the trip by his presence.