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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
1TlHE SAYINGS BANK or RICH


IGOR RENT. O.
i Iii
No. 20l vost Main street: $500 per hnnum.
No. 1894 Floyd street; $3.50 per annum.
No. .,I3 east GRACE street; $40 per Hunum.
No. go north Ntt street; $3.50 Der annum.
No. $50 y street; SIG per ennum.
10. 1910 Floyd street: 20 per anuum.
No. 5iS north .GtE street. as per month.
40. 2-03 east Gay street: SIS pr month
No. 1870 west Mar. hNil street; go per me- nth.
10 81 Reservoir street; $40 por month.
No. ~ Reservoir street: 81 per m0ath
No. -- Cedar street, & per month.
iPhone 81 JAMES 3 cLAN,
Dc ir-It lli3 east 81 am street
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WANTED. 4 POSITION IN A
w DKUG-HOUSE by mani thoroughly ar
1uainted with the business B"st references
furnished. Address BETA, lo3 west cary
stree, Dc i--it'
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L'OR RENT, THAT ATTRAC- gl..j
\ TIVE SUBURBAN FARM OF TWEN-- -
TY ACRES on frO0k road, ono mile north n
hichmOni-tH o-story brick dwelling OF eight
roo ma, besides necessary oui-lnildtngs. Land
rich and well adapted for market garden or
dgiry-farIn. JOHN I. CODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
de I5-eOG3s Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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IMPROVEMENT

A number OF improvements are now N
progress here. The Chesapeake and ONO
railroad have completed their main line
from Chesapeake City to the Point. and
are now putting in a switch Tor the depot.
Ii hos been slow process. as II IS built on
piles the entire distance except at the point
where the track crosses the main road TO
Hampton. Mr.. George Booker who don't
know how much longer ne Will be permit
ted TO hold on TO the post-oihce. Is put
ting up a handsome new addition
to his residence. The Government has
under construction a new double set
of officers quarters. which WI be
occupied by two Of the instructors
Of the Artillery School now living in case
mates. A new brick engine-house has
been put up for the Hygela Hotel, IN which
all the machinery, including the electric
hight plant, will shortly be placed. A new
house Of corrugated iron, about 100 feet
long by As wide, will be put upon the new
iron dock early in January for the accom-
mediation of freight and passengers.
There is q small army OF workmen en-
ployed at the Hygeia getting it in readiness
for the season which opens shortly after
the HOLIDAYS. A number of excellent i'm
provements have been made. and every
thing portends brilliant season. b.
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NOR RENT, LARGE HANDS,
4 SOME NEW BRICK TORE, JUST COM Iii
pleted, corner Fra and Broad streets
NEW STOKE AND DWELLING ABOVE o.
First between Broad ani Marshall streets
SUTTON * Co,
de BIT 1914 Main street.
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found drowned. The body, which had evi-
IDENTIFY been in the water three or four
days, was subsequently inferred at the ex-
pense of the county.
Rev. W. W. Tinker, pastor of the East
Side Baptist Church, left here this evening
for Europe on a visit of three months
duration. Upon his return he will lecture
throughout the Eastern and Southern States
on the subject: From Los Angeles to
London"
At the inquest held at Acton last night
upon the body of Hugh Boyd, who was
murdered near that place Sunday last by
Bob Campbell, revealed the fact that Boyd
was unarmed at the time of the shooting.
From the testimony of three eye-witnesses,
the two men had been cursing each other
some time, both being under the influence
of liquor, and Campbell presented gun at
Boyd, but W. T. Lyons, manager of the
mine, took the weapon away and removed
the caps, but afterwards returned it. Camp
bell rode off and Boyd meanwhile endeav-
ored to obtain revolver but friends re-
fused to loan him one. Only few min
utes later Campbell returned. Boyd went
out to meet him, and in spite of Campbell S
warning to stand off he walked within ten
feet, when the latter fired, killing him in
stantly. Campbell still persists in his state
ment that, seeing Boyd coming up, he sup
posed he was armed and fired in self-de-
fense, after giving warning.
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TROUBLE AT NEEDLES.
Railway Men Assault a Baker and One
Gets Killed.

Railway Men Assault Baker and One
Gets Killed.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 10th.-William
Lubreck was brought in this evening from
Needles arrested on a charge of numbering
Thomas johnson, fireman on the A. c.
P. road. A party of railway men entered
Lubreck's bakery, smashed the furniture,
etc.. and finally broke chair over his head.
He then drew a g1n and shot Jones
through the head.
The Coroner's jury acquitted Lubreck,
who gave himself up to Deputy Sheriff
Smith.
The railroad men threatened to lynch
Lubreck and .officer Smith defended him
for twenty-four hours with Winchester
rifle. When he reached Barstow the rail-
road men there also collected and talked OF
lynching both the prisoner and the officer.
Deputy Smith armed his prisoner and the
two men stood off the crowd. Lubreck is
not being confined, being out on his own
recognizance, awaiting his preliminary ex-
animation. The general opinion is that
Lubreck shot in self defense. The Coro-
ners jury was composed of the best business
men of Needles, and they decided the
murder was iustifiable
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CHRISTIAN sCfEECE
WIN. GUTENRERGER.
G. sUTER
ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW.

ID. f. ALEXANDER,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW,
SS1 MONTGOMERY street, San Francisco. je5-1m
FRANK EASTABROQE
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW,
421 Street. Sacramento Cal. tt
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Consumption Begins

In a vast number of cases, with defective action
Of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels which defect
fills the blood with pus-poison and seeds of
decay. These take root in the lungs, producing
tuberCleS Nittle tuberSl which
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SPUNKY SEATTLE.
Thousands of Men Already at the Work
of RehuiIdintr the City.

Thousands of Men Already at the Work
of Rebuilding the City.
SEATTLE, June 10th.-The relief commit.
tee is kept busy providing for the homeless
and houseless, and about 5000 meals are
given daily and 1000 people provided with
sleeping quarters. To-day 500 tents were
received from the posts at Vancouver and
Fort CGur d'Alene. They were pitched
and occupied tonight in the burnt district
An army of men are engaged in tearing
down the building of the Oregon Improve.
ment Company. There have been 400 men
at work rebuilding its wharves, bunkers
ETC.
The Puget Sound Shore, the Columbia
| and Puget Sound, and the Lake Shore and
Eastern Railroads have large forces at work
on their tracks. All who care to work are
given an opportunity. In fact, the work oil
rebuilding the town has already COM
meQced
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SANTA ROSA ITEMS.
Hades Not Far From the New Town q
Elverano.

Hades Not Far From the New Town of
Elverano,
SANTA Rosa, June l0th.-A suit has been
commenced in Department Two of the Su-
perior Court entitled +. X. Vaughan VS.. G.
I. Miller and d. ID. and S. +. Phillips, for
$4,000 damages caused by ejectment from
property claimed by the plaintiff, near
Hedldsburg, and S255 back rents and
profits.
On account of the prevailing fogs for the
past few weeks mold has made its appear
ance TO some extent on grapevines in some
parts of the county.
While moving hay in Rincon valley this
morning young colt got in front of the
moving machine of Mr.. Petross and had
both his hind legs cut off.
Elverano has 6 sesation in the shape OF
a spouting and kissing we'll The boring.
auger was thrown fifteen feet in the air and
roaring and kissing noises are emanatine
from the well, followed by a discharge OF
stones and molten matter, covering the
ground around the well TO the depth Of
several inches. A stream OF water and
stones followed at intervals since. The
strange phenomenon attracts attention a.
the new town
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BRETHREN BELOW.

Coroner's Inquests and Murder Vary
Monotony Around Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, June 10th.-Coroner Meri-
dith held an inquest this morning at San
Pedro on the body of an unknown man,
about 80 years of age, which was found
wedged between two rocks some thirty feet
from the beach at White Point, near San
Pedro, Sunday evening. Fisherman Bill
Schutt, while setting nets first noticed the
floating corpse about 5 P. NJ. and towed it
ashore. The jury returned verdict of
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Issue Of a Revised Set Of I'm.
migrant Regulations.
HARRISON VISITED BY CHINESE
Pensions Issued-Postmaste Ap
pointed-Land Case Decisions
Mineral Resources.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooED-uSIoS.
JoHNsrowN AND VICINITY.

Surgeon General Hamilton's Report to
President Harrison.
WASHINGTON, June 10th--Surgeon-G en-
eral Hamilton, of the Marine Hospital
Service, who has just returned from Johns
town, made an official report to the Presi-
dent. He thinks the work of clearing the
debris in the river can be completed in
about ten days. He does not favor the
plan of burning the debris now in the
river as the contamination to the water
comes from the bodies and the fire would
not touch them. The water supply OF
JOhnstown comes from point Sbove and
is pure. The use of disinfectants and the
intelligent work of the corps will prevent
an epidemic in that vicinity. The greatest
danger is to the cities below which depend
on the water from this stream. The dan
ger from the use of this water can be
avoided by boiling it before use, though the
thought of using water contaminated by
dead bodies is revolving.
He says the report that dead animals are
allowed to float down the stream after be-
ing loosed from the debris is untrue
They are taken ont and burned. The
burned bodies are taken to the morgue.
He does not touch on the condition oi
outlying villages. He SAYS the work OF
clearing the debris and preparing 10 rebuild
will occupy many months, and subscrip-
tions OF money will be needed for some
weeks. The supply of clothing is good
and little moreis absolutely needed, though
a large supply of rubber gloves for the
workmen in handling the dead bodies in
the debris would be acceptable.
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Pensions Issued

WASHINGTON, June 10th.-Pensions have
been issued to citizens of California as fol-
lows: Restoration, Jos. L. Carter; original
widows, etc, Lucy A, widow of Hiram
Fay; Carolina, widow of Albert Heaths.
Mexican survivors, David S. Wells, VIM.
{. Parker.
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DEADLY FIRE DAMP.
FrightfuI Explosion in the Carbona
Coal Mine Yesterday

Frightful Explosion in the Carbonate
Coal Mine Yesterday.
TACOMA, June 10th.-An explosion of fire
damp occurred in the Carbonate coal mine
this morning shortly before six o'clock,
badly wrecking the mine, and is supposed
to have killed a miner named David
Evans.
1t will be five or six days before the
wreckage can be cleared away and work
resumed in the mines. The fre-damp has
been occssioning great deal of trouble in
the mine, and it is supposed that Evans
was careless in handling his lamp, or that
the lamp was defective.
There were large number of miners in
the mine at the time, but all have been ac-
counted for except Evans. Several men
were injured, but it is thought none dan
gerously.
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HE THAT WORKS

without tools is twice tired.
SArolIo is the housewives best friend. With
it she conquers dirt and adds to the appearance Of
her house by keeping it clean. Don't be foolish
and try to clean house without SArolIo. Quick
work can be done with SA.orIo. Common soap
and elbow service belong to the past generation.
BE in fashion and use SAroLIo. No. s..
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EAT AWAY THE LUNGS.
MANDRAKE pills
SEAWEED tonic

he corrected the faults OF secretion and nutri-
tioh; Tlpeneu anu remover IIG IuoerCleS, healeu
fifty years acting on this theory of cause and
treatment he has in thousands Of cases proved
hot
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STATION ROBBED.
\ Chinaman Makes a Haul by Robbing
Sims Station.

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Sims Station.
DUNsMUIR (Siskiyou county,, June 10th.
Yesterday at noon, Miss NJ. H. Stone,
railroad agent at Sims, below here, locked
the door of the station and went to lunch
at the section-h house near by. A Mongo-
lian known as "Cockeye," who had been
hanging around the vicinity for two or
three days, and who worked on the road
during its construction, was sitting on the
platform when the agent locked up.
On her return she found the paddock on
the door had been sprung the station en-
tered and her room adjoining the freight
room ransacked, the contents strewn pro-
miscuously about the floor and S91 50 be-
longing to the railroad company and the
express company, together with a small
amount of her own coin gone, and with it
the Chinamsn, who has not yet been ap-
pretended. Constables are on his track.
The thief is described as being about five
feet six inches in hight, rather stout, very
dark skinned, and wearing Celestial gar
ments much the worse from neglect and
exposure. The loss, though small, falls
heavy on Miss Stone, as the Office over
which she presides is a small station with
light income.
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SALT LAKE.
An Injured Wife Horsewhips Her Hus-
bands Mistress.

An Injured Wife Horsewhips Her Hus.
bands Mistress.
SALT LAKE, June l0th-Mrs. Thomas
Tenant, the wife of Young well-to-dC
husband, who lives in salt Lake, has Just
returned from years sojourn in Europe
and found her home not all as it should be
During her absence her husbands affec
lions strayed and fixed themselves upon
another object, a dashing young belle oi
doubtful reputation, Miss Kicks by name
Mrs. Tenant and ner rival met at the
railroad depot to-day, for the first time
The meeting was evidently not unexpected
on one side, for having a black whip in
her dress pocket. Mrs. Tenant proceeded
10 administer sharp blows on the person oi
her young rival. She got in several SHARP
blows, when the girls screams attracted :
crowd, and the women were separated.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Railroad Station on the Oregon Division
Robbed by a Chinaman.
NATIONAL GUARD ENCAMPMENT.
General Dimond to be Superintend.
ent OF the Nint-Murder at
the Needles.
FROM TIE BAY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-UN1oS.
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International Regatta.

LONDON, June I0th.-An uuderhand
movement is growing to exclude Psotta
from the regatta on the ground that his
American races were not strictly amateur.
The English oarsmen at Putney fear him
as dangerous rival. Psotta has no fear
of being excluded, and is practicing every
day. getting in fine trim. His most for
midable opponent will be a German named
Deerinp
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CON SUMPTION
CAN BE CURED,
DIR. SCHENCK'S Book on CONSUMPTION
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, sent Free
DIR. ]. II. SCHENCk 6 son, Philadelphia, Pa
a MATTER OF CHOICE.

Dana, of the New York SHa. was
asked whether port wine did not bring
on the gout. He replied that he
thought it did, but that the man who
would not prefer to suffer few
twinges of the gout rather than give
up his port wine wasn't u man after
his heart.
Many things like this are a matter
of choice, and we really believe that
we are justified in saying that those
who will not, in the face of the
testimony which we can offer, try
ATHLoPHoRoS when they have
Neuralgia or rheumatism. really
choose to keep the rheumatism rather
than alter their opinions.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

NATOMA WATER AND MINING COMPANY.
IN Location of principal place of business, $40
sanSome street. San Francisco, Cal Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors
of the Natoma Water and Mining Company, held
on the 5th day ofJune 1889, at the Office of said
company in the said city and county of San
Francisco, an assessment (No. y of five (5) dol
lars per share was levied upon the cap tai stock
of the said corporation, to wit, The Natoma
Water and Mining Company, payable immedi-
ately to the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO, the Treasurer of said company, at
the Office of the said First National Bank, on
the west side of Montgomery street, between
Pine and California streets, in the said city and
county of San Francisco, State of California.
Any stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day of JULY, 1889,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and, unless payment is made
before. will be sold on the 18th day of AUGUST
1882 TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost of advertising and expenses of
sale.
In witness whereof have hereto set my hand
and affixed the seal of the said corporation this
5th day of June, A. D. 1859.
je1O-5tM PELHAM W. AMES, Secretary.
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Liyermore Valley.

LIvERMoRE, June 10th.-The six year-o
daughter of a Portuguese family was taken
suddenly i'll yesterday. The family started
| to town for medical assistance, but the
| child died on the road. An autopsy re-
vealed that collar button had lodged in
her windpipe, strangling her.
draft for $3.50 was mailed Governor
Beaver to day for the relief of the Johns
town sufferers. More will follow.
The cool weather of the past month is
proving beneficial to the grain crops, caus-
ing the wheat and barley to fill plump, and
the yield will be large.
The first new hay will be baled to-mor-
row. The hay crop will be heavier than
last year.
Prizefishting at SausaIito.
SAUsALITo, Jnne 10th.-A prize fight took
place here last evening. The parties con-
cerned were George W. Smith, trained by
George Story, and Jack Ryan, trained by
Sconchin Maloney. Colonel ]. Ross Jack
son acted as referee and George A. CHM
and DR.. g. w. Sichel as time keepers. The
fight was to settle an old grudge and an
affair of honor, as lady is partly con-
cerned in the matter. Ten rounds were
fought and both parties were terribly pun
| ished. The fight resulted in a draw. Both
men will resume training for another fight
~ NNANN f4~SS ~ NAlC luNulG- I-I5hl-
| ounce gloves were used.
Notes From Napa.
NAPA, June 10TH. w. Smittle, the Su-
peryisor from Monticello, on Saturday fell
from his horse and broke his arm.
Jose Garcia, convicted of robbery, was
| sentenced to five years at Folsom.
Tim Herrera, for grand larceny, was SEN
| fenced TO six years at San Quentin.
The county school census foots up 3, $50.
Yachting at san Diego.
SAN DIEGO, June 10th.-A course of
twenty-five miles has been settled upon for
the Fourth Of July yacht race, exteLding
from point opposite the Coronado Hotel
| ten miles down the coast and return around
| the whistling buoy.
Dealing With the Chinese
SAN DIEGO, June 10th.-A telegram from
7. Masac, Lower California Concessionaire,
| says the deal with Chinese for making de-
yelopments on the Peninsula closed to-day.
Petaluma's Contribution.
PETALUMA, June l0th.-At a meeting of
citizens last evening $50 was quickly sub
| scribed and ordered forwarded to Governor
| Beaver for the Johnstown sufferers.
National Guard Encampment
SANTA CRUZ, June 10th.-The assurances
are that a division camp of the National
Guard will be held here in August Colo
mel English is well pleased with the sites.
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II the Bottom Gould be Reached.
If all the shoals of fortune vile
By judgment could be sounded
OF peevish spleen and fretful bile,
We'd find il was COMPOUNDED.

we Ilnu II was compounded.
Our troubles are usually in ourselves.
We have a good or bad time, as health is
good or bad. If you find you can't look on
the bright side of things then polish no
the dark side" That is to ssy-get well,
as these witnesses have done.
DIS. STARKEY & PALES =" Ny daughter
was sick with pneumonia and was cured by
your Compound Oxygen Treatment" R.
ID. MYERS, corner Sixth and Wallsce streets,
Erie, Pa. DIS STARKEY & PALEN We
have used your Compound Oxygen Treat
ment in our family for cstsrrh and lung
trouble with decided benefit" REV. a.
STAPLEToS, York, Pa.
A brochure of 200 pages, containing
the history of the Compound Oxygen
Treatment in cases Of consumption, bron-
chitis, asthma. cstarrh, dyspepsia, nervous
prostration, rheumatism, neuralgia, and
all complaints of a chronic nature,
will be sent free of charge to
any one addressing DIS. STARKEY &
PALEN, No. 1929 Arch street, Philadel-
phia, Pa, or 10 Sutter street, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
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HOTEL, BLUE CANYON.

l. lids and tourists in the country. This house
has been thoroughly renovated and furnished
throughout, and is now open for the acCommo-
dation of those looking for q pleasant and
healthy resort. The climate is balmy, scenery
fine, and the best spring water in the State.
Terms reasonable. /. c. PETERMAN,
myl4 lm< PrOprietOr
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The Irrigation Problem.
Washington Notes.

retary Tichenor informed the Surveyor OF
Customs at St Louis that there is no form
or regulation for certificates to be issued to
Chinese merchants here desiring to visit
China, and if certificates are issued by Gus
toms officers they must be unofficial.
Among the Presidents callers to-day
were forty ChiEamen from school in Bal
tir,ara
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.
The Editor of the Grass Valley "Un

The Editor of the Grass Valley "Union -
in "A Little Trouble.
NEVADA, June 10th.-Charles H. Mitchell,
editor of the Grass Valley Union, and re-
porter named Hutchinson, who recently
came here from San Francisco, and is
temporarily employed writing proceedings
Of the Lord case for the Grass Valley Union
and the Telegraph, to, day were cited to ap-
pear Wednesday before the Superior Court
to show cause why they should not be pun
ished for contempt because of certain pub
locations, among which was one charging
that the principal attorney for the defense
is on the bench,
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

NEW YORK. June 10th.
WHEAT-SSls s@SS34c for cash. Sl5l for June,
S25@c for July, Sc for August, and SS5sc for
September.
LIVERPOOL, June 10th
WHEAT-Quist but steady. California spot
lots Is Cd to 6s 3D. off coast 3s Sd 10 SIS cd; just
shipped, SIS Cd; nearly due, SSs Cd: cargoeS off
coast and on passage, quiet; English country
markets, dull, French, slow; Wheat and Flour
in Paris, firm; weather in England, stormy.
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A:a-!.ra.-.: sioo Pc. Ec::l., :: a! ...s s::....
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ION pals, lie: do. 5-n pals, u14c; do. s-H

DaIIy OdII, ZU0loUc each; ury hlueS, usual Sc
lection, 10c: dry kips, do, 96l0c 2 10; Calf
Pelts, shearling, 10a25c each; do. short, 10000
each; do medium, 70t690c each; do, long wool.
90c9Sl % each; Deer Skins, summer, S715c; do,
fair and medium, SOC 2 10; Goat skins, 40@50c
apiece for prime and perfect, 20GS5c for
medium, 1002Oc each for small.
FRESH HMEATS-Following are the rates for
whole carcasseS from slsughterers 10 dealers
third qualify 4a41ac = 10. Veal-Quotable
at 5@6c for large and : 7aSc q 70 for small Nut,
I ton-Quotabie at 5G51gc z n. Handspring,
I12GSc 2 ID. Pork--Live Hogs, on foot, grain fed
S4 &c; soft, 51a6554c; dressed Hogs, $685. &c
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ST. DAVID'S,

III LANTL D
S15 Howard ST., near Third, san FrSncIseo,
A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOTEL, CON.
"a tainiU2 200 rooms water and gas in each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest
allowed TO use the linen once used by another;
: large reading room; hot and cold water baths
free. z ice of rooms: Per night, so and 70 cents;
per weeE, from s. upwards. Open all night
Il. HUGHES, Proprietor
en- At Ma.ket-street Ferry take Omnibus Line
Af street cars for Third and Howard. 1rTSt'