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PEACEFUL SAM BREAKs L0OsA
He Thought Of Hammer ana Killed {
Robbes.

Prom the New York Sun.
oae day the Bank, {" as We called n. reached
Grizzly Slide 10 was San Francisco eroksr,
escorted by four men He had bags Of gold
coin with him and he took mp our nuegss sad
dust and paid rs IN yellow boys I suppose be
made pretty good thing out Of Il. but ss 10
Vas great accommodation 90 ~ ~ had no
complaint 10 make. only two or shrss days
previously ono OF our men known 20 n e.
Peaceful Sam. had made nnd OF . thnmpinG
big nugget aud this. added 20 his ~ash gave
him over $4,000 i'm handsome coin. He vas
man OF forty-rve. humble and peace lovia9 ssd
ne had a wife back In Illinois He had never
said anything about going home, although -
was waiting. like the rest OF Us. fer iuek,
but no sooner was the coin passed over 90 him
than ms bones sched to take the road for home.
He mnst 20 over 20 Johnson's camp. q a,ssssse
OF Is miles. alone. and from there 20 On ne
valley by stage line. Tho chances vers th~s
he would be held mp a, the trail and We argued
and coaNed for him 90 stay. Next mornfnc
however, he Was of. having Ssoo in his puches
and the rest OF his money IN his BLANKET on his
back He never carried weapon Of say ssrt
and he started on this trip without Qua We
never expected 20 see him again. but he WAS
back at night and had a story TO tell He had
got about three mics from camp waep .
stranger joined hlsa. coming IN on thp De-,
river trail Peaceful sam no ch,ekeu and
he wasn't long sizing tho stranger mp ~ bsd
Bound for Johnson So asked the msa .
they walked along.
For Johnsons and home"
woman. chr"
Made three hundred and have cone,ad>d
| 10 light odt while IL lasts. Hammer has been
writing for me 20 come and II I can even lay
hundred in her lap II will be more'n she ever
saw before. Lands, but when think Of home
| and Hammer l can't walk fast 'Ruif,"
The stranger didn't show his hand until
afternoon. Then, when they reached a partieu-
larry lonesome place he suddenly halted, pulled
| a gun and said:
Give me them $500 or III ill you with
/ Lead
What, Gwine TO rob me-" replied Peace
ful, looking as innocent ~ an old eat
Come down."
But think o. Hammer. Shes been wsissu'
and Naltin, and nov Il you take my money
On Hammer! Shell out or III pop you!-
"Hsint yoa no sour"
Mary soul"
And I've got to shell OUT"
"You have"
Peaceful passed him out the $500 and then
The stranger counted the coins. dropped fbcm
| into his pocket and started of saying:
You sot right there for an hour and than
take any road you want TO. II you follow me
I'll pop you."
He was no sooner around the bend than
Peaceful began serambllng up tho mountAsn
side. BY making n short cut he struck the
trail again and was just in time % heave
rock, which struck the strangers head and
killed him stone dead on the tran, then Peace
full descended. took ESQ of the body aud
started back for our camp. Next morning half
dozen of ns went 70 the spot With bim, and
there lay the body. When we asked PeaeefuI
why he had owned UP 10 having $500 with him
he replied:
Law. me, but IL hadn't he'd have sus-
pected had a heap more aud shot me without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

The Commissioner today issued their annual
hot weather order closing the District build
ing during the summer at o'clock.
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Boston Got 1t, Too.

BosroS, MASS, July s.-Today has been the
hottest Of the season, the thermometer at the
signal office registering 911< at $50 pm. A
good southwest breeze tempers the fierce heat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

From babybood
One day T., age three ysars and nine months.
said TO Jack, age too year,: "JseA, do VOC
kne " what knowledge is?" mo, ndsed, |" ssid
Jock. II dsa't either" vas The reply; then,
after . few Minatss: Jack, yoa viii nevsr
amount - nYthiag Jon don't know What
knovled0e in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

SEcRErARY TRACY has returned to the city
from New England today. He left the
Despatch at New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

Il h reported on god suthsrity hat holden
Of the EAjsrity q TIE st0ch a The Nsu York
and New England road hare olsrea 10 sell
THAR holdings in ops block 10 representatives
Of the New York, New Haven aud Hartford
road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

There il already talk Of the probable location
Of the next bisnniAl conelays II Knights Of
Pythia:. Omaha and Lincoln, Nsb., Boston
ture 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
An Incident of n Muswump's Canvass.

From the Somerville Journal.
Seeing Bishop Potter and Col. Higginson to-
gether on the Sanders Theater platform Thurs
day, both wearing the pink and blue ribbons
which Phi Beta Kappa men so highly prize the
'.Penciller" WAS reminded of u story which
the bishop loves to tell rs an illustration OF
Col. Hisginsons practical experience Of poll
tics.
When Col Higginsou was running for Con-
gress two years ago, the bishop says, a friend
Of his, q gentleman living in Cambridge Wis.,
tied the polls election day to see how the col
ored vote was going. In one Of the ward
rooms he met q eolored man Who had formerly
been in his employ, and going up to him be
asked:
well, George, who is your favorite candi-
date today?''
The colored brother named the man for
whom he was going to vote. and, to the grief
OF his former employer. il was not the name OF
Col Higginson that he gave.
You don't mean to say, George said the
coloners friend, that you are going to vote
that way2 Why, should think that your
sense of honor and of gratitude would lead
you TO cast your ballot for u man who has done
so much az Col Higginson has for you and for
all the people OF your race"
But the colored brother had different ideas
Il should tink, sah," he replied, .dat nv
sense OBJ honor and OBJ gratitude would lead
me to vote for de genman what guy me e. SO. u
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Charged With Backing Policy.

I Chargeu Win 1haCEIHg F0IIcy.
Detective Horne today arrested Isaac Haasiin
and locked him up ut the axth preeipct station
on a charge of being the alleged hacker of
mythical policy firm, known rs the Norfolk and
Virginia Policy Company. He denied the
charge
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock Market
Name.

The following the opsning and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market. a. reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14ly street:
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July S.-C1ston dun-middIipg
western super 2O0a.a. so do do. extra, 275a:} rs;
do. do. family, L. 1ha4. 49, City mills. lilo brands
extra 4.5Oa4.9O; winter wheat patent, 5.OOa5.3O
spring do do, j.o0a3.40 spring do straight. 43oa
40 do. do. extra. 4.OOa4:D. Wheat-sOuthern
active firm: new, S,a06: Fui,z. 0oa95: Long berry,
9las6: No. ?. o5aa54; steamer No. =. red. 81;
western easy; No. winter red spot, aIL:
July. S2haylk; August, 81 4a9a; Septen Der, 9;a
ay.k. Corn-sOuthern steady and firm: white as;
yellow. 43a4': western easy; mixed spot 4:,,s:
Az: steamer, ~ bid. Oats steady-ungraded
southern and Pennsylvania, 32n:5k; do. western
white. 35ka:7 do do, mixed, 34a35 graded No.
g, white, :H14 a3T. Rye nrm-choice, 55a5S;
prime. 5la:si good TO fair. 4Sa50 Hay slow
prime to choice timothy, li5oaI2.50. Pro-
visions active mess pork old 12.75, now
1870; bulk meats, loose shoulders, 8: long clear
and clear rib sides, o. sugar picked shoulders,
616a6s.; sugnr-cured smoked shoulders. ~; hams.
crude q. Butter easy-creamery. fancy, Ii; do.
fair To choice, l4ai5; do imitation, iJai4; iadle
fancy, II; do good to choice, aa1O; store pacS ed
goes fair, 10; No Z, l71.als. Sugar strong-gran-
ulated ~. copper active-refned. 141,al5.
Whisky nrm-l.i5al.le: Freighis to Liverpool per
steamer quiet ana steady--cotton, 2Oc: Hour per
ton in sacks. l2s6d.: grain por bushei. 1a<d. Cork
for orders I'd. Receipts-four. 10 600 barrels:
10000 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. Shipments
lOur. 7.711 barrels; corn. 27 900 bushels SsIos-
wheat. l1s,oo0 bushels: corn. 81 600 bushels.
BALTIMORE. July a-virginia consols. 80: do.
stock iOdk; Northern Central stock, 011aC0.
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore frsts. 90:
consolidated gas bonds, l16; do. stocks, 52,s.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. July eClosing,. - wheat-Juiy,
$751;: August SD,a; September, 00x. Corn-July,
SS: August. ~: September. $7:. Pors-J uy
I2.o0. August, l1.sO; September, 1l.75. Lard
August. ac71<; September, 600 Short ribs--Au-
gust, 90; September, $50.
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QUININE

HandoIine IL uneqGaleI beAutiaer Of the coin
Ile1ion al Indispensable requisite to the Lat,ie.'
Toilet 10 rendsTs skin whit. smooth and SOL Z and
prevents chappin9 Livery lady should IT. Per
bottle, 2sc.
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Don't mistAke the plAes-rHE TEMPLE DRUG
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Range Of the Ther,.o,,et., Toa.x

mango Oh tne IherfHoHteteP To-Day.
The following were the readings at the Sig
nal Once today: Sam, So; 2 Pm, 50; maxi
mum, 81: minimum, 81
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Judge Cox today appointed Ralph Singleton
COMMITTEES OF the estate Of Mary Massey aud
Martha Z. Ferguson of the estate OF Beaia-
min 5. Ferguson, both Of whom had been adj
judged trustees.
Judge Cox today approved the investment Of
Joseph Marvin Of 81 100 in funds Of Z c. and
NJ G. Marvin his wards
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NVoMEN NTH PALE, COLORLEsS FACES,
w who feel weak and discouraged will receive both
mental and bodily vgor by u.ins Csrter Little Liver
l1I
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and Smith certificate tAA->i- '" @ii@''@i-'''
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TvOME INSTITUTE. TARRYTOWN, y f.A board
'"S 81" -' MISS NJ. W. METCALF. Principal.
CIT AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Albany, ~ y
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( r. D. H. D. Term. 800 per annpm. % Entrsncc Zee
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iorrcs address ST. AGNES SCuOOlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
FAIR MOUNT

be appreciated. 1t mas moro attractions
for home than place within equal distance Of New
York. Shaded streets and all city conyenlences non,
from City Hall houses lots aud villa plots for sale and "a
let on easy terms also large mansion with handsome
grounds suitable for resort. Send for circular
JAMES l.. WELLS, 50 LibeTty-st, New YORK City
PETER IODINE Box 49, Hackensack n J.