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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-31

Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT oTTEE COUNTY
i os Sacramento State of California In the
mater OF the estate of CLARENCE PHELPS.
deceased. 8. 3. SMITH the Admins.
traitor of the estate of CLARENCE PHELPS.
deceased. having PRESENTED verified pe-
tition for an order of sale of reSl estate
belonging TO said estate. ard it appear
ing theeefrom that IL is necessary to sell the
whole ofsaid real estate 10 pay the debts against
deceased. and the debts. expenses and changes
OF administration. 1. is ordered that all persons
interested Ia the estate OF said deceased appear
before this Court. at the Courtroom thereof on
FRIDAY. the Sth day of FEBRUARY. 1859. AT
10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO show cause why an order
should not be granted 10 said Administrator 10
sell so much of the real estate OF dees dent as
mag be necessary. IL is further ordered that
copy OF this order be published at least once a
week for four successive weeks in the DAILY
REcosD-UsIoS a newspaper published In sacra-
mento county. ". C. VAN FLEET.
fcdge of Superior Court
Sacramento. CAL, JSlpary 2, 1888.
Filed January 9. 1855.
wB. HAMILTON. Clerk,
By L P. SoorT neppty Clerk.
CkISTpS J.. MITE. Atty foe administrator
ials 9Th
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COULDN'T AGREE.
The Western Railroad Presidents' Meet
ing n Failure.

CHICAGO. January 30th.-The meeting of West
ern Railway Presidents having failed to orgaR-
lie, the Interstate Commerce Railway Associa-
ton has Adjourned subject to the call of the
Chairman. Neither the Burlington and North.
ern, Fort Scott and Gulf. nor the Illinois Cen
trail could be induced TO sign the agreement Ii
was agreed. however. among those who were
willing to sign the agreement that il the Inter
state Commerce Railway Association was organ
lied. A. +. Walker. of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, should be Chairman OF the Execu-
tiSe Board
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NoTToE.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
| holders of the Sacramento Electric Light
Company will be held at the office of the Secre-
tary, 22612 4 street (up stairs, on FRIDAY, Feb
ruary Is, 1889, at o clock P. NJ for the purpose
of electing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such business as
may come before the meeting for consideration.
ja29-td C. H. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
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MARKETS.
PORK PACKING.

~ VESSEL & CO., 1913 AND 7as L STREET
". Established in 1854. FAMILY BREAK
FAST BACON aud PURE LARD supplied to the
trade at the lowest prices. All kinds of FRESH
MEAT constantly on hand. Delivery free to all
rte Of ho cit nj
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r. H. PETIT.

CsIGAR MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE
u and retail dealer in Havana Cigars, To-
bacco, Snuff ETC.. No. 225 street, between Sec
ond and Third, Sacramento, Cal.
Our specially: THE LONE FISHERMAN
FIVE CENT CIGAR. jall-lm4p
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MORE PROTESTS.
Another Batch of Names Against the Los
Angeles Division

ANABEIas January 3oth.-A second protest,
with over 800 names, making nearly 200 in all,
leaves here tomorrow morning for Sacramento,
praying for the defeat of the county division
scheme. Anaheim, Fullerton, Placentia, Or
ange, Thorpe, Centralia, Yerba, Westminster,
Garden Grove and all the other towns in this
valley are opposed to division. More protests
will be sent TO Sacramento from day to day,
and our committee leaves here on the fiTst.train
for the Capital direct. We expect to have over
1000 protesters against division from residents
of the proposed county.
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NO AIIDDLEMEN.
Western Cattlemen Combining to Market
Their Own Cattle.

Their Own Cattle.
KANSAS CITY, January 30th--A dozen or more
cattlemen are in this city, representing most of
the large cattle interests OF the West. Their
scheme is to combine for the purpose of hand
ling their stock themselves, thus doing away
with the expensive common system. 1t is in
tended to form an organization for the purpose
of marketing CATTLE with headquarters at Kan
Louis and new York Capital stock to the
amount of sl50,000 will be issued and an en-
deavorw Will be made to get all the leading stock
men of the West to join.
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A DOUBLE-HEADER.
Nebraskans to Vote on q Prohibition
High License Amendment.

LINCOLN (Neb.), January SOth.-The House to-
night went into Committee of the Whole on the
prohibition amendment resolution The amend
ment was offered the nature of a double
header. submitting prohibition and high license
propositions to a vote of the people at the same
rose and recommended the double headed SUBJ
mission proposition, and the House adopted the
report and ordered it engrossed for thiId read
ing
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STILL THEY COME.
General Harrison Continues to be Be.
sieged by Herdes of Politicians.

sIegeu Dy H6fdes OF FOHtIcfahs.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 30th.-General Har-
rison had number of prominent visitors to-
day. among whom was Hon. Anthony Hig-
gins, Senator-elect from Delaware. Higgins
spent over an hour IN conversation with the
President-elect. He suggested General James
II. Wilson, of Wilmington, Del. for Secretary of
War.
Louis Altheimer, of Pine Bluff, Ark,
recognition of General Powell CLAYTON for a
place in the Cabinet A sad incident marred
his visit, for he is next door neighbor and bosom
friend of Hon. John NJ. Clayton, who was assas-
sinated last night at Plummersvile, Ark, the
news of which reached him early this morning
General Harrison was profoundly affected.
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PORTRAITS FOR EVERYBODY.

Ill OTTNAT g. co. PORTRAITS, we will fur
nish life-size pictures, with elegant and durable
frames, in Crayon, India Ink. Oil and Water
Colors, at prices ranging from SD to 500. All
we require of you is good photograph of
the person, and an exact likeness is guaranteed.
Call and see samples and for further particulars.
REEVES & LONG, 500 street. I'm
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w. l. KAEaNAttf.,S
HENRY ECKHARDT. GUNsMITg,

MANUFACTURER AND OVAL {. -
lyl er in Guns, Rifles. Revoivers, S$ESSrT
Ammunition and Sporting Goods. -Sfff--
All the leading N skes OF Guns and <T-"fSSss
Rifles az popular priccs-Perker. " ~
Iefever, Colts Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
rew make Guns. F!rst-class 6un and Rifle
work. Send for price list Of guns No. 623 <
street. Sacramento Cal. l
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HOME AFFAIRS.
TIE GREAT STREET.CAR STRIKE
IN NEW YORK.
Wife-murder and Suicfde-Legisla-
ton for Prohibition-The
Arkansas Tragedy.
tsfEtuL prsr ArcHEs TO THE REOoRn-us1os.i
THE ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.
Particulars of the Assassination of Clay
ton at lnerville.
HOME AFFAIRS.
lsrseuL rsrArcHs TO THE srOonD-uslos.l
THE ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.
Particulars of the Assassination of Clay
ton at Plumlnerville.

ton at Plumln ervtiie.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.). January 3Gth.--The de-
tails of the assassination of j. NJ Clayton at
Plummerville, last night, have just been re-
ceiyed. He was at Plummerville looking up
evidence for his contest against c. R. Brecken-
ridge, fer the seat in the Fifty-second Congress-
He was standing in a boarding house last night
when some one outside fired charge of bird
shot, which struck him in the head. He sank
to the floor and died instantly. An excited
crowd rushed to the scene and made search for
the assassin, but no trace of him could be
found. Mr.. Clayton was brother of General
Powell Clayton and was about forty-fiv years
of age
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS.
LITTLE ROCK, January 30th.-The remains of
the late John NJ Clayton were brought to this
city to night and were met at the depot by the
Knights Templar CommanGery and vast con-
course of citizens and escorted to the Com
mandery Asylum, where they will lie in state
till tomorrow, then be taken to Pine Bluff for
interment.
AN INDIGNATION MEETING.
PINE BLUFF ark, January 30th.-A public
meeting was held at the Courthouse this after
noon to consider the matter OF the assassination
OF John NJ. Clayton. There was an immense at
tendance, and appropriate resolutions were
adopted. The Courthouse is draped in mourn
ing.
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NEW MARKET,

n GORGE LLEwELLYN. LATE OF THE
VI I-street Market, has opened the
Grangers' Meat Market
on the ". Z. corner of Tenth and @ streets. His
ONES. All kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats kept and
will be delivered to any part of the city. lrn-4p
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HAS A BACKBONE.
An American Naval Captain who Stands

EAU CLAIRE wis.,. January 3l'h "A private
letter from Ralph w. Morris. IA officer attached
to the United States steamer Adams dated
Honolulu, January 10TH has just been received
here. " is as follows: When the war broke
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A Rooserx 1yirsa out

san DIEGO. January 2eih.-The notorious OLD
Sherman House. at Third and / streets wa,
burned at . O'Clock this morning The lowe,
heor wsx occupied as a saloon and the re
ere, who all escaped. Exploding fre-crackers
from Chinatown, adjoining, are supposed u
hsEe caused the fire.
Los Gstos Items.
LIS GAros, January s0th.--Articles of incor
porGtian of The Los Gstos Packing Company
have been fled. The capital stockxs $1,000
divided into 2 900 shares ct $50 each.
The Les Gates Bank has declared q dividend
offs per cent
Arrest OF Brute.
SAN FxsScIses, January 9oth.--A man named
George A. xries. about 80 years OF age was to-
day arrested for an ATTEMPTED assault en- two
1t is not known yet whether he accomplished
his purpose. The children, when rescued, We're
terribly frightened. Spies is & married man.
An Unknown Man Killed.
BURBANK Cal January s0th-The train ran
over an unknown kere tonight. he was q
lskoring man, about ~ wears of age and had a
cancer on his face. he came from San Ber-
nar6ino, and bas wife and children in san
Francisco.
A Child Toured.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 30th.--i.ast evening
the little son of General Backus was badly in
jured by falling in front of dummy. The car
struck hirE on the head, but the chiid's injuries
are not considered dangerous.
Want to Employ Batter.
SAX FRANcisco, January 3oth.-The CHAR.
makers Union has issued 4 call upon all Labor
Unions for aid IN elnpoying General Butler to
argue the constitute nality OF the Scott Exclu-
sion Act before the supreme Court IN March
pext
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]. FRANK Cl.AHk.

CUCNTE CsEHiENEH & IN;FFf!I & Is
70. IeIs Fourth Ks., i,sss . saG Il
A LwsYS Oh HAND TIE MOST rQMriap.
~ stock of UNDERTAKING. GO3Os g. "a
coast Country orders, day o. nigh;, VIII "a
ceiye prompt attention. TELEFzoSB EyEsn.
124. I4pl GEO. z. CLARK. F;lrersi p.raert.,
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AqTNRNEYs.AT.LAN.
CLINTON VI. WEKTE.

A TToRNEY AND CoUEsELoR-A T-LAw-
a Office al tie rooms Of Board OF Trade, over
y els, Fargo & Co.'s, u. z. corner Second and
'trsets. Sacramento Cal. Telephone 247. If
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a. L. ti-aRT,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. A. Is. BRINE.

DIR. a. Il. BRUSE,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VI Berlin, Germany Office. corner Eighth
and streets over Van Worries Drug Store
Residence, corner Fourteenth and streets,
Sacramento OFFICE HOURS 1890 A. NJ. to
p. M; 2P. NJ. to p NJ; Z P. NJ. 10 S Pm I'm
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New YORK, January 3oth.-The World has a
long sarcastic editorial on the inconsistencies
Bayard has been guilty of, and ends by saying
1--WE have..yet to learn what Mr.. Bayard did
while he was exhausting the arts of diplomacy.
As an exhauster of diplomatic art he is an ex-
pert"
The Tribune laughs at Bayard, and says: We
always knew Mt. Bayard was conservative,
peace loving man, but only in the light of this
incident have we appreciated the full extent OF
his meekness OF soul"
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES T. LCpl
FRITZ 4 MEi-LET,
y N ID TJ z az -A. Tz1 ~ ,Ne. ~.

OFFICE IL ODD EELLCTs rEEsPlE.
~ Ninth and z streets. Complete stock Of
Updertekers' Goods constantly 81 hs-.G, Oily
and country orders promptly attended 70. dsy
or night, at reasonable rates. Telerhope ISy IN
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HOMEoPATHIST. OFFICE, eI6 SEVENTH
II street, Sacramento, Cal. Residence, 1919
street. Office hours: 9 to 10 a. NJ; TO 4. aud
to Pm. ja22-tf
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Girl students snnbbed.

ITHACA On. ", January 3Oth.-When it was
announced that the Freshmen had invited The
lady students TO their class banquet fifty of the
male students met and decided to boycott the
banquet. To-day the Freshmen's President
stated that the invitation to the ''coeds' would
be withdrawn if it would insure the attendance
of all the gentlemen. Accordingly the Fresh
men class will have no women, but will proba-
bly have wine at its banouet
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!Spefial advertisements.

S.a,X >ovest,,>Des -. sxcesoits three eEss
eoRias xni<s tie b, . % NsSrk.. -,
To LET, Loaf, &C, !. BE- inserted ocsr cee sd.
Tor . esass shrs< TN. .of SIS, Ard ens vs'i
foe u ceufs,E pAid Is atssaSs- " xor Pan . !
Any AsCK H1os;AH sArs. Will sx cRAs@xl
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Mr. Benz. Colby has resigned has position
o. supssias~a <s~ns d the Fsifasid and Wa
s~rviiis hors~ ysiIrosd. Mr.. J. n. Brscksu
Of Salem, Mass. sui take ebs,gs Of the
rDsd.
Asa special N-n naestsas bed 10 MIL
brsdss, sh~ peoSie refused to giant $500 IN
aid Of the sbof. Line railroad. Th~ Lrsd.ng
men, Capt Sawyer. Frank Brow and jas
v~r wym.n. we're opposed. Col. Greene
So Lmsi<.i 10 twenty asisVss speech. so
uonsy 10. raised anil the meeting ~as in
.eArifsiy postponed.
10 some quarters the consolidation Of ibs
Esstsrn sad Boston Maine has been near
~ perfected. but Pssad~as Geo &. Lord d
Ina Boston I Maine. Gays that there a
committee appointed Ia November, 1874
Nessrs. Lord PsaI. Lssrvncs anil Jeass-
20 consider accounts and the mater Of q ron
solsiaitsn Nth the Eastern. rnst commit
tse he'd sns meeting yearly year ago. AM
has held none .iscs. and 80 tar a. fre.iheGt
lord knows there is so ms citing called
The manager. Of the Knox .na Lre,ln
Railroad srs negotiating fo- the f"rry 'ost
Chester W. Chapig. 70 lake the place Of she
Cay o. kockiant. nov 1sed 10 transport ,he
X 4 l. TRANS across the ksnnsasc AT Ba D
she 10 Heariy unity al fr-f longer fbAt ltsF
City II tochlani t~snty three feet s'de-
aud i - one foot smaller n ispth- Ths present
boat nos o~a-d by the knox Lincoln Is
bardi large enough 70 meet demands of The
increasa freight ami passenger travel on the
fosi The question siii be brought before
the sLnsal @ee,iaz IN .oe slsad next montn
The Republican JoarHsl .ss ~ ret -
encr 10 THE new tran ssryicc on tn hains
Central so far A. Belfast - concerned Il =
PREPARED To ~eicoms any change 10 tfsih ar
iaggeinents a. no possible schedule eJu i
h. 50 incDoyenl-nt The prescott =
When Il 10 stated hat our people have to
visit nine honrs for mails iansied At Bsrn
ham junction. thirty miles fisia :, ah1 that
pssengfs faye 20 +udgre Ike delay, u
siii b. sr~n fhst sny change must b. FOR n
r.,isr. An esiiy train dow ia the morning
returning IN o.. evening TO cDah-ct sith the
night Puilmah for Boston. sl'h q car equal
u hose 40 use on the main Hoe sOIli giSF
Belfast All the fac lstiss needed for ma'i-
and pass myers, ant II continued sou q
i4rg,ly increase the trtsel Us the branch.
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NEWS NU60ETS.
Fresh and Readable - Home and
broad

Eight Thousand psuh4s Of LEAD IRE IA one
chunk were taken from 'he ID tirsf mine
at Incite. Mo the other day.
John J Lu,e nos4d s,t-slsv,ry man,
who helped li9 sl4vss 80 kdia th-sr liberty,
il n livi g in New York riiy.
CarIinal Lsvlyerie e-ririst- that, with
600 good -oi ilrr- and 81 0oo,t 60 he will
h.. III. t, Suppress the entire slave trade of
Africa
san Fssnc,sco with population of about
too 600 has on" l2o churches, with seat
lng ospsc u of 10000. and an average sJteu-
dance of 5000
The year 1878 was very fruitful VI Massa-
CHI sets Gov. rnors, ak of the men ho have
held that uthee within forty years having
been born in that year
1t is said that large hotel is to he estab
lshei the first platform of the Eif,l
Tower. with cnucer, srd ball rooms snd
restanran open TO the pIbhc.
Large deposits of excellent hard coal have
Gently hten discovered 10 Alaska and on
-ome of the coast islands. The qututI,v Is
believed to be pr cticsll, inexhausuhle.
Twenty Young women are now enrolled as
stu .en's of the Kentucky Dniversity al Lex
ington. which rhi. wear n ,ens its doors TO
hem Through the efforts of the Kentucky
Equal Right Association.
Several Of the leading hotels and restan-
rsnts of Boston are making arrangements to
provide IN sic for their guests al dinner, aud
IN one or two cases this Innovation has al
rs ady been introduced.
In cer'sn districts of Washington the
street numbers are badly mixed mp, 1t is
.st1 thar wien the colorei people move, as
tey fr quently do they generally take the
l.nr rumber with them and put it on their
new house.
China y srnirg her Frontier troop along
the R+s.s border sith rer-silng riff :. Is
wig the sohiers trained by German army
officers and sl.o m king divers other prep
a a 'ons v hich are not required in the inter
ests of p scs
Tn re = me Democratic pos ma tor 10
P,nu.ylssuis no contempisies possiDi-
removal vi h complete Satisfaction fne
re lpts of his office have bee 81 81 white
the exp ses have aggregated - y leaving
hun 8 "a GU of pocket
Occasionally. when the train arrives At
Bos,-tek. Fla nice loo ing Young man
juufrs Of amt kis es the hest locking gir at
TIE IL pct. sugposng he- 10 or his sister
He spolpsizes So nicely thst th- grls are be-
ginning to look for him regularly
The ssert Of Berlin co7cer' BIS. ben
arrested a. Loesp1rt y Y charged With
iayl sent p ,slsi car is TO = firm IN that city.
IL uich he dun ed them TOT a su.ali dill ami
af'cT teeiF ;'s'.ts srsts ill., llteTa b B
D1"rng ~ 20 81 c,rd is 7eral fer,4
uris- a Law ress4i m Jrn' - 1898 srd
has s-tns ,a- nrsr Gaze to 10 trisi unte- !,
th- ..s-.. 80. We asait.d vita interest IN
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r1>O tET- The two story brick house nov ne,r
iy read, for occupancy and comvcni.nt for w"
fain les, on Niddl stf-"' the ~ per t-i .ment Il,
he supplied with Wa er from the Water Co. ai-n
an EXCELLENT housr suitable or n Ia x. family wi't.
in half hour ide Fl keunc Eri %. Ia
Chelsea, with stable accommodate Ions. AS far
sale two lots Middle STR ct, and on. lot
on stone i. very desirable !. ". FAITtKs.,N
No, II, lssy nov I'd W
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Gum gathering Is more tedio business
than formerly for thu reason that = tree
yields but onp gooi harvest durisa its nstur
81 yro~ih Thus every gathering reduces
the number Of trees ~hieh still bear their
nr.t formation ar gum product. VI u Who
make 1t y basi ~ss 10 gather gum 90 pre-
pared to do III. work without climbing the
trees A long pole Ike fishing rod made
in section has q sharp knIte or chi-el fss
tened Ia one rtd Just beneath thus IL TN
box or d,pper Brmly srschsh 10 the pole
When tn. xsiheter spie. a clear iumpof gum
he apple. the sharp knife to and often
~itb bu, lutte force o the part of him Who
stands a. the foot 1T the tree. looking up
ward through thick branch .. II may be. II
fails into the bnr or dtppsr Thls ~ care
fully placed IN 'sck. which the saiherer
carries trro.s his shoulder The tree. that
have once been cleared Of their h'.t prodIc-
ton are sl~ps passed bs an experienced
gum gath rer The Tor, ats OF our "-u sta =,
also tho-s of tsusds produce large quaint
ties Of III much used snd valuable article.
spruce gum. Man, persons make It u busi-
mss to y -psrs and eli spruce gum. once
knr~ man shu became very ~rsithy While
Ia ih,. busiues. After the gum Is gathered.
IL i. Gar fuil, .or.psd urt Il ciesr Some
Of II IL melted over a. msir into little
lump. or stuk srd a part sui kept In the
na'ursl tate, m,ny persons preferrins 1t so
Who viii b. the fret 10 tell me whsth
Mother Il osc vas an inisginsr, person or
not II So, please give the origin Of the
name, VI not. sho ~a' she
WIN .nmc rr, ktpdiv return information
yah regard Ia the organ of The expression
"by h,Dk or crook'
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noMsLx Pnllosoetsx.

The ring Ct eoin IS often the knei, Of frsenA
ship
Il.s.r.eers.y = oftesi MISTAKEN for iack Of
honesty
Adversely una=rmin. many . structure o.
prosperity
Tber never neszi fear = fall ~ho never sas
fhe heights
He wn3 xl-iy as<- biz sealth ne~d ma
leave t Ter hi- tombstone
True genias. lurksth und~r cover while Ar
re,zaue-s ,7alSs abroad IN the full light Of day.
The siziir II mans usOnes is ofreut1mO
the anrhisss.- sur tine e.loE Of very nad caAS'
aet-r
Prgssuss-ry a watts ali rsen, and even puf-
sues -ocse but IL II never found IN si'- oanna
OF wee.
II yeu toaEi AVOID The suspicion OF your
nelshbor-. never carry your ul"ia.-<- 10
dem joan
TIE wr..st fit long e--rapss the most dan
g-rotl, tsooss and IS finally caught With
b-1it-ap pm
The arlnstion Of youth looks forward 10 The
triumphs Of sx~, whils satsd ag- turns back .
wlsttui rs- along the rosy path Of youta-
It Is veil the book Of life is opened 70 N
page =. page We're all the hard Inns oared
1t once the task would be too hard 10 master
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r,oua Receipts 2i,A.l yarkag'- xpors. 80
rnrr.is safe. Y l5l Reu-at quotations tnclndi ~
tnr mill extra ~ tpaft IS, patent ~ ;an
Is =, .up.rane. ~ lass2 . ezra No {,
o. Dsks "a ~inf"f what lbs grab. ~ boats "a /.
Minnesota extra ~ 6bttt -, >outh"rn nouF
-t.aly RE -four hrpI
wHe,f Receipts M hos sy"r'-. I'll ~. safe
5000 fair No spr ng enminsI. !;
\ red sli, No 4 rrd -,i a. rvstor -s.aSis rob
.Sias;l de'iv' red No ! lard "a"i NO
northern Vtstt
Hts Hrm
BARLEY nominal
CoHs Rso'ipt. 500 espori. 3.oS- sales ~
go, hrm. 4t-amrr ,iiHl, No :. ristsi
,torr and elevator 8,t3i delivered
OARS Receipts. ,4.o0o export ,'15 -si"s. 10
900. easier No ~ 10 whit. w ~ No i7in2' /
do SnIis, Wt Ne. |. tc ~Nt'". VA.
Mixed Welirfu. % ". sasie 10 1s'i
COVER fair Rio fair. ",
SrDhR-Raw hrn. refined f,if. demand -
bower crushed bla5i. extra jrushru, alah, white
, ,tra .rushea. 6iadA, cut loaf 4 sranusird, q.
Frrrnf Fr~ EASY steady. ilhi
fpt.h hrtn
BsEF quiet.
LARp.- stronger ~s.t-rv Hran. o. t'li." ~
clos us 81 30 itty atr - Fn'td fair
continent ~ 'jt6 ~, = A. A. g.
hrrrsr quiet WESTERN d1ir' ~
u. do .sh.r,, ,lalt
fair Freisits trtf ~ /
steady.