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LOVE HER WHEN 1 HAVE THE
TIME.

A ROMANCE OF LAST YEAR FOR THIS YEARS SUM
MER GIRL.
sYou loved me then, you say"
She conned II DER in grieying tone aud tears
in her eyes.
"Ithought Bar Harbor gay
The only place on earth, for then you made it Para
disc r'
:. why. yes; what else had to do but smoke my
choice Havana,
And sit the happy day
And sentimentalize with you upon the wide YER
anda?
To talk OF hopes forsooth,
The poets. love and weather, too, in such dreamy
cline,
To tell the very truth
Was easy. dear, SO easy; and besides-I had the
time"
He sang In careless rhyme,
" love her when have the time; love her when
have the time"
(what do you think she said y
DOROTHY q. In n. Y. Herald.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

TUESDAY EVENING Aug. 26
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEr4
Silver frmer.
Ocean Wheat freights strong.
Flour steady.
Wheat unchanged
Oats improving.
Brew Ing Barley advanced.
Corn easier.
Rye sold lower.
Brisk demand for Bran and Middlings.
Hay In good shape,
Liberal offerings OF Brown Mustard
White Beans higher New Pinks offered.
Potatoes firm.
Onions easy.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Eggs very firm
Choice Comb Honey firm.
Poultry depressed.
Peaches easier.
Bartlett Pears firm.
Lines steady.
Dried Fruits and Nuts practically unchanged.
Hams and Bacon tending up.
Moderate call for Wool.
Meat market well stocked.
Grain Bags weaker.
Coffee strong.
Canned Fruits still higher.
Coal very firm.
Quicksilver nominal.
Sugar unchanged.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The stock market opened
strong and higher, but soon became dull with a
firm undertone In the last hour there was another
advance, and the market closed strong at the best
figures OF the day. Governments steady. Petro-
leum closed weak Spot Pennsylvania oil opened
at $751;. and closed at s514. September opened at
81 and closed at 1854.
New YORK, Aug. 26.-United States Bonds as.
1854 4Ha's. 1914; Northern Pacific. 331s; Cana
dian Pacific. S3ss; Central Pacific, S2I2; Atchf
SON, 4s; Union Pacific, 6os4 Wells Fargo, lao;
Western Union. s37s; Silver. 11sK; Sterling
- s3Ia94 81.
wheat-Cash. 81 lo1a: August. 81 07ss.
Fl0ur-Firm.
Cofiee-$1S.
Sugar-t1s@5Mc.
Hides-15c.
Copper-Lake, SIS TO-
Tin-Spot, 81 S.
Lead-Domestic. 81 20.
Ir0n-$l4.
Petroleum S61S.
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Two Rascals With Rattle Tickets who
Are Frauds.

AEo r FRAUDS.
Two mean swindles have been perpe-
trated in this city Of late and the indignant
victims have acquainted the police with the
facts. A rascal went among members of
the Fire Department and public offices sell
ing tickets for a rattle of gold watch and
chain for 81 each. The rattle was to take
place at the corner OF Twelfth and Folsom
streets, for the benefit of poor widow.
When asked who the widow was the swind-
Ter replied. Mrs. Cogan of 90 Jessie street.
mother Of young Cogan who was Shot on
First street" Upon this representa- tion he
sold quite a large number Of tickets. He is
a fraud and the police are looking for him.
The other fraud. and which was exposed
in THE CALL yesterday, is conducted in the
same manner. Rattle tickets at 10 cents
apiece, for an Office desk, are sold. The
man said that the rattle was to take Mace
at Third and Townsend streets, for the
Deneht OF 0isaDied swltchman. There is
no such drawing to take place nor is there
disabled switchman locking for aid.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 26-Porter Bros. & Co. sold to-day
eight car loads OF California fruit Orange Cling
Peaches, 81 50@l 90; Susquehauna Peaches, 81 go
O.: Bartlett Pears. So 1898 so: half-crates Mus
cat Grapes, 81 4O9l 50; haif-crates Rose de Peru
Grapes. 81 goal 20; half-crates Tokay Grapes.
So O513 10: halfcrates Black Hamburg Grapes.
81 40@l 20: halfcrates Fontanebleau, 81 So; Gross
Prunes 81 SO; Fallenburg PIums, 81 20; Egg
Plums, 81 1901 80; Nectarlnes, 81 50@1 S. Beurre
Hardy Pears. 70 SIS.
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2e.-The spot market is firm at
rs 6d@7s s1ad. Carsoes are firm at 3ss Cd for of
coast 3Ss Cd for just shipped and 3Ss Sd for nearly
Cue
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations.; August, Is sgd; September,
rs 9sld; october, rs 934d; November, Is 1O1Sd;
December. Is 101ad; January, rs lid
SECURITIES
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Consois 90 Gle: United States
Bonds-4's, 1874; AIS, 1864; Silver. 53s4d;
Rentes. 94f 72c Bullion out OF Bank Of England
100000.
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To wish Him Bon vov,r..

Hubert Nee. youngest son of Judge
James Nee, will leave to-day on voyage
around Cape Horn, on board the four
masted British ship Lord Dowpshire,
which sails for Queenstown. Being OF
delicate constitution. his friends hope that
the sea voyage will strengthen him for the
battle of life.
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San Francisco Meat .Tarket.

All classes in liberal supply, No change in
prices, though Hogs very weak. Wholesale rates
nom slaughterers to dealers as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5Ia@6c; second quality
434 third do. 31a@41ac
VEAL-Large, 4tG6c: small Calves case.
MUTTON-wethers, 6ia61e: Ewes, 695Hsc.
thanksgiving Lamb sGS1.c r 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 414Gt1ac for light graln-fed.
and 334@o3TSc for heavy packing; STOCK Hogs. o
41sc q 10; dressed do, 69Sc q 10.
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Money for a Monument.

Judge Coffey yesterday allowed the ex-
ecutors of the estate of Hannah Rothschild.
deceased, the sum Of $1,000 with which to
build monument over her remains.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-wheat opened from 1sc to
Ac higher for September and &c for December,
eased off s4@1sc. fuctuated and closed 21ac higher
for September. 1ssc higher for December and Jsc
higher for May than yesterday. The advance
attributed to small offerings and desire on the
part of the operators, who sold freely yesterday to
get back some OF their Wheat. Receipts 449 GOO
bushels, shipments 29l0o0 bushels Rye firm at
67e. Barley steady at re.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26-Wheat, cash, 81 063l.
Corn-49c.
Pork-$1l.
Lard-s6 221s.
Ribs-$5 SIS.
Nhisky-$l Is.
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Boston, Aug 26.-Territory wools are in good
demand, with sales OF fine at 5s@59c, secured fine
medium at 55@57c and medium at 52@56c a ID.
California and Oregon woods are unchanged.
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A RAINY ROMANCE.

BY JUSTIN II. MCCARTHY.
Author Of Doom: An Atlantic Episode" " Lily
Lass etc.
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Wood Market.

Posts. e@eko each; redwood, So SO p cordz
Oak rough. $7@7 25: do. peeled, 50 50; Pine.
ST 1907 y cord: Railroad Ties. S5GS712c apiece =
bark $40 = cord.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Corona for Hum
boldt Bay. the Santa Maria for San Diego and the
Newport for Eel River. The Alex Duncan falls due
from the southern coast. the Ajax from Coos Bay
and the Crescent City from Crescent City.
The British bark Guiana, 1865 tons, loads Lumber
on the Sound for Melbourne, 7Os, Port Plrie TBS
Sd; Norwegian ship Rubia, 1918 tons, Lumber on
the Sound for Melbourne, Ills I'D; British bark Kate
+. Troop. 1897 tons, Wheat on the Columbia River
for United Kingdom, Havre Antwerp; British
Iron ship Strathblane, 1858 TONS same voyage. 42s
3d. prior to arrival bark Sumatra 9SS tons, Coal at
Departure Bay for this port.
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FLOUR-Prices are unchanged. Trade Is fairly
active. Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras 81 25@4 so; Bakers extras. "a 25G4 IS;
city superfine, $3@3 So; interior brands, $494 80
for extras. and $3@3 So . Dbl for superdne.
wHEAT-FreIghts are very stiff. and ships are
scarce In this port. For awoodeE ship 40s Is bid
and refused and the solitary disengaged iron
ship is held very high. The Chartered Wheat
feet in port has registered tonnage OF 42.25O
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New York Exchange, 10c for sight drafts and
l6c for telegraphie.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable At 911a@s2kc.
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STORAGE.

DACIFIC STORAGE CO., 3OI STOCKTON ST:
furniture and merchandise; advances made. 10 tt
FURNITURE STORED = STERLING FURNI
l. ture Co.. 1883. 104l Market. Rosentha Bldg. III
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General Merchandise.

BA6S-Are easier. Holders will now shade
fraction to sell. Calcutta. 7s4@ 77sc: local make.
TAG; Wool Bags 36@13Sc: Potato Gunnies. nominal.
COfFEE-Firm aud in steady demand at the follow
ing quotations: 21@122c for good to prime washed
Guatemala: 2Os4 61I2c for good TO prime Costa Rca
ana washed Salvador; 191s92034c for fair washed
Guatemala and Costa Rica; 1S@l912c for medium
Guatemala Costa Rica and Salvador: 16L2Dl734c
for ordinary Guatemala. Costa Rica and Salvador;
l2Ql6I4c for very inferior TO common Guatemala,
Costa Rica and Salvador; 20pac for good green un-
washed Salvador.
CANNED FRUITS-Tbe market shows a further
advance in some descriptions. Cherries are ali
cleaned up. The demand for the East is slmply
enormous, and the Gamers are working up TO
their utmost capacity. We quote standard goods:
Apricots, 81 1901 So Peaches So l502 rs for
freestone and 81 40@2 so FOR elings Bartlett Pears
1907 10.
CANNED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 10 spot
and s0c Tor future delivery. Peas, 81 3U@l 80 spot
and 81 20 for future delivery.
COAL-Stin at the advance. Spot supplies are
short. The strike at this Wellington mine continues
but the new wellington and Nanaimo mines are
turning out 1900 tons per day, with prospects Of
2OOO tons In the course OF several months. Rocky
Mountain Coal Is now offering. Prices to dealers
ares Wellington. 50 y ton: New wellington. 80
ton Southfcid wellington, 50 q ton: Diamond.
81 80; Cedar River. 81 80; Seattle, 81 so; New
Seattle. 81 50: Coos Bay, 81 sydney, 80 60@Dl0;
Greta. $40; Cumberland. SIS In bulk and $l6 so In
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $l6: Colorado
Anthracite Egg, $l6; Camel. $l2; Rocky Mountain.
$40 60(Gll q ton.
FIsH-No. Mackerel. quotable at sl50l5 so In
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THodls
TENNENT, Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker. Is Market straet.
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Fine Silver.
ouotable 81 1901 10 q ounce.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
MEAN sWINDLEs.

NJ EAT COTTAGES ROOMS AND BATu. FIR
j. LEONARD. Park ST.. or 72l Bush st. s. r. Is It's
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RECEIPTS OF pRopuCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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AsTEOLOGY.

NINE. DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC YOUNG
M revealer by eggs and cards. tells the entire life,
past, present and future consultations III affairs
nothing excepted: name given. valuable advice and
sure help; mistake impOssibe: written charts in
English and German; imports genuine Hungarian
Gypsy Powder for love and luck; diseases cured;
fee 81: letter 3d. SO Taylor St au26 II
NINE. MoREAU. 10 FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
Nl past. present ana future; lee csc. au26 St.
NINE. EXODUS, CLAIRvoYANT. REMOVED
w to 1867 Market bet. 9th and 7th, Room 2.jylsu
NINE ATALANTA, WONDERFUL MEDIUM,
u tells the very day things Will happen; advice
on business. marriage and lottery: tells names OF
your friends. J63 Howard st. near Sixth. aul5 II
A UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE-TELLER AND
a clairyoyant; magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures OF future husbands wives teaches
Iortune 2326 Mission ST.. mr.. goth; fee ST. iy25 l2m*
M RS NOKMAND READS YOUR ENTIRE LIFE.
Az past. present and future, and gives lucky num-
bers. BIO Mission ST.. advice In basement Jel3 GIN
NINE. WALTERS. BIT TEHAMA ST., Mr. 4TH:
w fortunes told: ladies. Use; gents, soc; open Sun
GREATEST FORTUNErTELLER IN THE CITY:
~ reveals past present and future Call and sss
MISS LELAND. 789 Mission, near Fourth; fea
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NINE. SHMID. FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
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gentlemen a. by mail So. Once s56 MISSION mr3 Il
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Ge5 House OF IA LARGE, SUNNY ROOMS:
dpOO. Harvey Ii atcrs; sanitary plumbing;
modern improvements; newly renovated; large
yard: HeighborhoOd first class; rare bargain; sea
IT. Apply al l4lO octayia ST. AUS SIS
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

For Late ShtR4atJ Inteuigeacs see Ei0i.ti FagS~
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OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.


ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE AT
IL the Albany. Fifteenth and Broadway Oakland:
one block from the narrowgauge depot; table is un
surpassed; elevator and artesian water; rst-ciass
In every way. q. A. MAUERHAN, Propr! etor IL BIN
~ ILLS0N HOUSE, OPP. CITY HALL-ELE-
w giant sunny rooms; reasonable rates; special at
tention given to the comfort OF guests both tran
silent and regular l4th and Warrington telO BIN
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ELEGANT FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
II house OF - rooms TO rent. 1851 Post ST., be-
tween Frankln and Cough. au2I II
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FLATS TO LEr-CoNTINUED.

COUR NEW FLATS, 5 AND ROOMS: ALL
i modern improvements; rent $50 and 500 so.
1923 Guerrero ST., one block from Valencla-st.
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20 MOSS. OFF HOWARD, BET. SIXTH AND
y Seventh-Nice sunny rear house Of large
rnams cellar nt.tl Nar1. cnann. au2b aLt
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I.On FINE COTTAGE on HERMAN ST.. NEAR
u ~. Webster; rooms; bath; sunny. WILSON
4 CARR, Is POST 81. au26 st
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goo lOROoMS: 2-SToRY; 2 BATHS; MOD
90. ern Improvements; S12 Nineteenth St.
near Guerrero.
S2G-lO rooms: 2-story; large basement; modern
Impt oyemcEts; 2lJ Chattanooga ST. near Twenty
third Ar..IN NJ @ WALTON 2l3 sansnme y 5LE
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GOT IN HOUSE ROOMS; BATH; WALLS
y ID .OU. papered. sun all day: on cor Webster
aud Herman. WILSON ~ CARR, Is Post. 20 ST
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on 24O7 CLAY ST. NEAR WEBSTER; HOUSE
u on. of rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments: large sunny ward au26 3ts
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
FATALLY HURT WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE

Several disorderly young men and women drank
beer in the hallway Of the rear tenement mousse 30
142 CberIy-st. on Thursday night, and Kept up ol'
turbancc until a. H. yesterday. when inmates OF
the house. wanted 10 sleep. shouted Tor tc ponce
Patrolmcn Michacls and Williamson went mo uhe
hallway chase tie dturhers ont and thcy af'es'Po
Henry Hermann, Of the housekccpcf, VINO had
been a leader in tho disturbance. Tley also tried 70
arrest Tncy" Ward, but that young man ran throue'
a second story room and dropped from fire escape.
II is said that Of the policemen hrsd AT Ward ana
shot him in the hand, but Ward escaped and the police
men Yesterday denied the shooting. Hermann was
being led out Of the house by Policeman Michacs
when hc broke away and 10 the roof. Micha"s
pursued him. At the top o! the house Hermann
struck his leg against all iron bed and nearly disabled
himself, but he cOntiLucd his niglt to the roof and
tried Jump 10 the roof OF The next h)usc. space
OF only few feet separate the houses. and Hermann
could have cleared the easily if his injury had not
weakened him. Instead Of landing the next roof
he fell down the rift between the houses Both Of his
legs one arm and his skull were fractured by his fall
and there was not much hope Of his recovery when
the police sent him to the Gouverncus Hospital
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany y. y. March 2l.-in the Court Of Appeals,
Division, today the following decisions were handed
down:
Charles r. Darston, at, etc, respondent Order
The people respondents ast William Keminler Juds'
Jane. Pnean appellant ags Margarss Brady resPon. P
dent Charles KING receiver appcsn aDn'o agS 'onn %
londent. ag John W. yroonan etc appellant; Aii5ea
Henry HodT' Cn@ act JS1.sRh ,I; Il Isesrs pssr ~
ppdS & !en appn arnsa WITH aSc costs
Mary j. wiarick. adminstratrx. appellant agt. De
M Maao4 Of lss By aonson HOlcon
.; ssSs.a 5SSq Asy as aqs Edass
5sssndsa in o, Re will OF Florence deceased
syeea ss the snS ns% s
Fl,a Glen AT. Louisa {. Burrows etc. Order
in Re Mary J. Ciars. cSecutrix Motion to amend
Fourth National ga9E ass Henry $ nCIIs Burger esc
IRA ITadeTS a" Na,ona BanS art the
Gauss osehsr Sd os Hn siS %, Ss' Motion 70 ,em. 70
court b,low. denied. with costs ,,,.,,,. ..
% sG'f Sndda "s ao;Ca leI @ denied with
The following causes argued
Sarah ~ Na.chcs;er res"nden' 'st j. Warren
Lewis $ samuel respo8acnt ag. The Fidelity and
ores SS' ',niar rcipcsden ast the Rochester
city and Brighton Railroad Company, appellant, Sub
Oliver Penny re:ponacnt act FG Frd'TsE @ 81 KadeS. sS
burg appellant. Appeal dismissed under luIc IL WIN
c1st-. -.
Deunsn y. Beard-ley and another appellants, agt
Martin G.. johnson - al. respondents submitted. .
Mary \. Ferguson respondent, agt. the Mutual Ac
ard Accident Association of Rochester. appellant Sub
mittod
pany Of New-York. appellant
In the second Division to-day the following decisions
HANDED down:
Robert L. Harrison trustee. etc. respondent. agt
Edward W Vanderbilt and another appellants; the At
Ianta i'm oid Mining and Milling CoMpsny ,rc,pondent
Constant A. Andrews. appellant Henry ioltnaIsi
respondent John POrdir, appellant;
RESPONDENT at ths Insurance Company OF North America
II Philadelphia appellant Hudson Bottom and another
SPOT dents. agt John Scott appellant; Francis T. Wal
tom appellant ast. william H. Meex> and another aa
minl>trttor, etc respondents John Simson, appellant
ogt thc Bank of Commerce Buffalo inpleaded, etc.,
respouL,nt Judgment affirmed with costs
Both divisions have taken recess until Apru lts
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
EASY MONEY IMPROVES TIE OUTLOOK.

The business failures ia the last week as reported By
r. e. Dun CO.. 2lj In the United states and forty
In Canada OF 255 against 260 in the previous week.
and 2,9 in the corresponding week last In their
weekly review trade Ncssrs Dun GO. say that while
h volume l. large, there signs that 10
will hc inn ,datc> larger lion i lower account OF the
southern conpctiton and there to be conflict be-
tween sortlcrn and -yl,ania cn The greatest i'm.
pro, cncn according Mcs-rs Dun Co., Is the Of
money They say this point:
THE monetary situation has changed for the better more
distinct, hun any other the Treasury having found
10 nav out during week - 600 900 than It has
taken n Foreign exchange has half because
of scarcity bills but exports for three weeks
from port show Increase OF sl1OooOO over last
v,ar or per cent while the pcicase in imports Is nearly
=, 600 OCO or o. per cent The stock market is afflicted
with deadly dulLcss and the price Of stocks
elusive OF the industrial lot, has declined about half
dollar per share To all appearances the outside public
now us, market only for the purpose OF selling when
there is any rally the impression Is that tere
must o decided decline before mu activity Will be
The railroads are doing large business. but
are so held and 80 managed that the public not invited
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
,rrr ,Wpy IL THE SOrTU.

To the Editor 81 he Tribune.
sir. For four month, have -olouinod n the land
4 flower on th. the most beautiful river in America
rh. i. also the nd Of the ballot box suffer and the
assassin. SOM" of the c"unii'- 'n ms Stat" openly
acfy the power and authority oi Tho United states '"v
crnmcf and the criminal, are banded together swear
inc ,t.r,, vengeance against the officer. and declare
the, VIII no, submit to arrest nor bc tried In the 'ouri-
fof their crimes. II (, aid and believe II To be
true tha, a. many %, 800 outlaws living in Georgia
.n the border couuilc, armed and have rendered
their services. If they should be required. io their
brethren n crime an this state to fight the United
state, officer District Attorney stripping and Mar
hal Nrou are in great jeopardy and are liable to bc
murdered At any moment The assassination Of DcpI'
Marshal Milc are u rcit jeopardy tdatn"rin",til'i
Marshal saunders viii not end 1t 10y any mean.
In Georgia Alabama. south Carolina Mississippi.
Arhan.a- and in fact Ia all the former Rebel -i'"-
thci exist. state If anrs bat very htilc better than
tll.t In Florida 10 day there l. no more govern
mri4i. republican 90 form. Ia these states. tia" IN
Russia The great question among 'hc friends of the
Natiou the south Is, What Will President Harrison do
about II -
When Lincoln wa elected President Of the United
state, III sGO the Democrats Of the North advised and
encouraged the people Of the >Onth T." ccri aig set
up 10 government of their own, nnd promised. II war
-hould come -cid million OF mrh to help them -
tablsh government aud achieve Their lndrpcndcn,o.
Did they do u Wien the war hid ragged Tor Nv"
year, aud the land drcnchcd with blood Northern
Dcmo,rai, .cn cicnlas across the lines telling IL g.
l.hi on -s,,mg cau~c wa, just, and that We were
bound 90 win ia the end Did We do II
The Democratic newspapers of The north arr cn'our-
aging crime Ina the south with all the real and audaciy
against the Government. even JUSTIFY the killIng "t
~.undcr-. and would be- glad If all the southern Re
read hy every Rebel Ia the South. and the, consider
them luthnri:, fight on and never submit 10 law.
Northern democrat IS the most de,nlcablc creature
the shine, on. EDWARD I. WADE.
Eoch Ledge Fla, March II. 1890
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
GENERAL WASHINGTON AND COLONEL WILL
IAMs

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The establishment Of English over French
supremacy on this continent has been called the
great event Of the eighteenth century" But greater
was the establishment OF American supremacy the
English.
In the first OF those struggles Washington won the
first ony Of his many military distinctions. at
BIaddocks defeat. July 8, 17j5 Two months later. in
the same contest. Colonel Ephram Williams won his
first and his last military distinction. in the disastrous
fight near Lake George where a monument suitably
commentaries his patriotism and valor. or equal
military rank and envlroned by like danger ian
Indian ambuscade). Colonel Washington was still. to
human view, In by far the imminent peril
Yet for reasons which now easily comprehend
Washington was spared while Williams fell.
But these two patriot heroes may properly be
named together, from the fact, also that both
placed Ike high estimate the value Of the
higher education Tlr ony two military chieftan,
far a, | remember. 10 found and give Their
names TO colleges in this country are Williams ana
Washington. | namc them in this order. because
the request Of Williams for the founding OF Williams
College In Wllllamstown. Mass. antcdated by some
rtv wears The glft of Washington for The founding
Of Washington College. in Lexington. Va. And
think II well WORTHY Of notice. as point Of WAL
accord the deepest convictions OF those two patriot
soldiers. that the defence of fire., pcope is
academies or of standing armies. but in q wei
'D"' ADDisON BALLARD.
Lafayette College. March 3. 1890.