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the old filings and streaSs found the upper
levels, which Is being shipped TO the Brunswick
mill for reduction
CoNsoLIDArED IMPERIA L-Some fair ore is being
taken out from old filings aud small streaks found
on the upper levels, which is being shipped 10 the
brunswick mill for reduction.
CROWN POINT-The west crosscnt from the end
OF the south lateral DRIFT the UOfoot level is out
l27 feet. Ii has reached the footwal and has been
stopped We are now engaged in cleaning out and
repairing the west drift the 2SUfoot level, with
the intention of advancing IL TO point under the
on the l60-foot level Are still following up on
the pay streaks above the l60-foot level, aud are
saving a few carloads per day OF Upgrade ore
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Chic.rn AIarirnta

CHIcAeo, June l6.-Wheat opened 1sc higher,
advanced 12c on buying by Partridge and n belief
that aDti-option legislation would fa sold of "a
on denial Of Russian crop damage, weak cables
and the Cincinnati Price Currents review showing
improved winter and spring wheat prospects and
free selling OF old crops by farmers, reacted 3sc on
a feeling that the pit had oversold, and closed firm
at 1sc from the top and 5sc higher than yesterday.
Receipts, 10000 bushels; shipments, III, 900 bush
els. Rye Zoe; Barley soc.
CHICAGO. June i6.-Wheat-Cash, 7ac Corn
SOC. PorK-Sl0 so. Lard-S6 AS Ribs-$6 rs,
MhlskV-4l lb. =.
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General Merchandise.

BA5S-Outside dealers are selling at 7@714c.
Wool Bags. 35d3Sc
OIL California Castor on, In cases. No l. 81 % !.
No 2, cases. 81 20 Dbls soc manufacturers ratesl
Eastern do, 81 20: California Lnseed. bbS, boiled
soc; raw. 4sc: cases, 2I2e more. Cocoa, 5OG55c
y gall China Nut, ~ 1eG56c r gal; Eastern Lin
seed on. Obls sic; do raw. acc y gal, cases,
2ioc more Lard on, bbIs, 7212c; cases. soc 2 gal
PETROIEUA-Starligh lS1ac e gallon; Eocene,
2l1sc; Downer's, 27lae; Astral. &C; 1902 Elaine
23Isc: Pearl. lsIac: Water White, refined, bulk
lie; Headlight 175 cases, 2Sc; Mineral Illuminating
5000, 25c in cases; Standard, no fire test. &c
gallon IN eases capsl IL faucets and 12c in bulk
GASOLINE ETC. So Benzine, bulk, i21ac q gaI;
cases, lSc; IA Gasoline, bulk l3c eases, 1895 S6'
Gasoline, bulk, Use; cases. 29c q gal
WHITE LEAD-Qaoted at 612c p 10 for any guam
tty.
RED LEAD AND LIrHARGE-7e p ID for any
quantity.
TURPENTINE-Quoted at SOC q gal.
SUGAk-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash; Cube Crushed, Powdered
Fine Crushed, all 55se q ID: Dry GTanuIated.
514c q 10; Confectionery A, 51sc Standard A,
45sc; Magnolia, 45sc Extra G. 41ac; Golden G.
4$sc; ID, 44c q ID half bbls. 14c more than bbs.
and boxes 12c more
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Rnilders. Cnntraots.

Emma j. Smith with John Mlron, TO build on E
line of Pierce street 8T:6 of Turk, 20 by
1868, $1,000.
Mary Ludeman with Thomas r. Mitchell, to build
on w line OF Vermont street, 200 OF Yolo, w 100
by y 20. 1925.
j. L. Franklin with John Miron to build on w
line OF Fillmore street, AZ OF Bush 90 by 100,
$7S25.
Benjamin Moore with Robert Currie, to build on
S line of Sacramento street. II i Of Pierce.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Willamette Vail ey
for Yaquina Bay. the Santa Rosa for San Diego and
the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The Colma falls
due from Honolulu, the Sirius from Central
America ana the Arcata and Emily from Coos Bay
The barks Rufus Il. Wood. 1906 tons, and Sea
King 1896 TONS load Coal at Nanaimo for this port
or San Pedro: the ship ALASKA, 1850 TONS Coal nc
Nanamo for this port; the Norwegian bark CASH
mere, 1877 tons, Lumber the sound for Cork;
the Norwegian iron bark Ellora, 1859 tons, LuIa-
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO. June l6-The Earl Fruit Company
realized the following prices for California fruit
sold at auction to-day; Tartarian Cherries, 81 %
al 10; Bisereau, 81 40@l 55; Royal Anne 81 rs;
Royal Apricots, 81 25@l 10; Alexander Peaches
81 2091 80; Ciyman flums, SO 90. 1his was the
heaviest sale so far this season.
Porter Bros. Company to-day sold four cars
Royal Apricots, 81 250l co. Moorpark Aprlcots
81 90; Royal Anne Cherries Sl@l as; Black Tar
tarians, 81 1901 so; Bisck Bigereau. 81 25@1 50 F.;
Peaches, 9Oc@l 50: Royal Native PlumS, 81 95 ;
Cherry Plums 8 Is; Ciyman Plums So 7O6a3 05
NEW YORK, June 10. - Porter Bros. Company
to-day sold one car OF California fruit at the follow
ing prices: Tartarian Cherries. gOc@S2; Orleans.
65c@l 80; Eltons, 75@S5e; ROYAL Anne, 9Oc65
81 65; Black Bigereau, $l@I so; Governor
Woods, sUc@$l So kOckports, zoe; Black Eagles,
soc: May Dukes, Csc. Stock in fine order. Gross
sales OF this car S2lOO
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FelI-street sewer sxstsm.

Daniel j. Mccormick has sued Conklin &
Co., Welmsr & Terrell and others to re-
cover a total of S2Sl4 20 for labor and work.
and also rent Of the premises at Polk street.
The defendants were associated In the con-
structioD of the Fell-street sewer system
and out Of this work grew these claims.
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THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
y 4 Il . ID z \ q L.

-...COMPRISING..
One magnificent Parlor Set. very latest STYLE IN
hoistered In Richest medallion figured satin
tapestry; one elegant silt Frame ManteI Mirror:
one magnificent oriental Lounge in silk corte-
lame; rich Lace Curtains: costly Ornaments.
magnificent French Line Engraviugs by the
celebrated artist. Paul Glrardet, ali suDerbY
framed in gold silt; Que elegant Onyx Gilt
Piano Lamp; very tine Fancy Drop Light: mag
nlhcent Administer, MoqGette and Brussels Car
pets. Mats and Rugs; TWO very elegant Oak ana
Solid cherry Chamber suits, with Bevel Mirrors
and tennessee Marbles; finest White Hair Mat
resses, extra White Mission Blankets; Mar
se1lleS spreads; genuine Elder Down Pillows.
one magni hcent Cabinet Sideboard with silver
closets. crystal drawers ana bevel plate mir
rOrs, cost $40: fine Extension Table and Wal
nut Dining suit; one Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine; one fine China Dinner Set: best Silver.
Plated cutlery one series Dickens Works
richly bound lot Assorted Books; one s-stelass
Eureka Range; extra outfit Agate Ware, Kitchen
Utensils, Laundry Articles, etc.
The above elegant furniture is all good as new:
In use but short time.
Elegant fat to rent.
1t GEO r IAMSON AuctTonoa-
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Enclish Mhe1t nrnrLat.

LIVERPOOL, June l6.-The spot market is lower
at rs %. CargOes lower at 34s sd for of
coast 35s for just shipped and SOS for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter: June.
6s Sd july 6s Sl2d: August, 6s Sd; septem-
Der, 6s 914d; october, IS 91ad.
SECURITIES
LONDON. June l6.-ConsoIs. g694. Silver 4ld:
Rentes, 1901: bullion into Bank OF England,
GAG 600
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Failures in May.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports so
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the month of May. with assets 1912, 932
and liabilities 1892, 340 as compared with 80
for the previous month. With assets $306.679 and
liabilities $550,l75 and 81 for the correspond
ing month OF 1891, with assets S545, 1865 aud LA
bill ties 1881, 1868 The failures for the past month
are divided among the States and Territories fol-
lows
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AUCTION SALE
OF THE CONTENTS OF a WELL FURNISHED
APARTMENTS.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.
WILL SELL THIS DAY

WILL SELL THIS DAY
FRIDAY. June II, 1892,
At IL o'clock A NJ, at the Residence
1910 POLK STREET, NEAR CALIFORNIA,
All of the Nearly New ParIor, Bed and
Dining Room Furniture, Grand Rosewood UTp-
right Piano. Brussels Carpets and Rugs Gold
Gilt Frame Mantel MrrOrs Fine ParloT Sets
in silk, plush and other covers; Odd ParlOr
Sofas, Divans, Chairs and Rockers; Library and
Center Tables, Burr Folding Beds, Engrayings
and other PIctures Handsome AntiQua Oak
Sldeboard, with Pedestal Extension Table and
Chairs TO match Fine Bed and Clipper Lounges;
20 Walnut Oak and Cherry Bedroom Sets 20
Spring and Hair Mattresses 40 Sheets, Blankets
and Spreads, - pairs of Down Feather Pillows
Lace Curtains and DraperieS. Odd Tnree-quarter
and Double Bedsteads and Bureaus / Elegant
Walnut Hall Stand. fall and Stair Carpets:
Nearly New Jewett Range Porcelain Fixtures,
and a large assortment OF other fine goods.
NJ j. SIMMONS AuCtiOneer
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friday. une IT, 1892
At 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at saIesrUOms,
1135 MARKET ST., BET. SEVENTH and EIGHTH
we WILL SELL ....
An Elegant Consignment Of Rich ParIOr Uphols-
terry; Bedroom Sets, with Clipper aud Curled-
Hair Top Mattresses: Blankets. Bedding, Cribs
Chairs, Extension Tables. Folding Beds, Ward
robes Carpets Pictures, Lace Curtains. Desks
CrOckery Glassware. stoves, Ranges, etc.
IL CHAS. LEVY a co. AucrinnearS
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MORNING SALES

HWNNINH NNIlF+
Board-50 5 Gsshght. 7OH IS do, 701s; so S
' Water, 973s 100 Safety Nitro Powder, II.
AFTERNOON sALE&
Board-lOO Presidio r. 2j: 1855 s Water,
e7Ts 50 Cal Electric Light 80, l5s<;25 do, 1884
100 safety Nitro Powder. Il
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San Francisco Neat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality, Sac; second quality. SC;
third do, 4G041ac.
NEAI-Large. 6@17c; small Calves, 71sGoS12c.
MUTT0N-Wethers. 7GSc; Ewes. 7@71 2c.
LAMB-Spring, 5000 q h.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4Is05c u 10 for heavy hard
granted; 5a6Hc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 412@4s4e; dressed do, 712GDSe . ID.
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STATES

Following the assigned for the fail.
ures: Incompeteney, IS. inexperience, l3: made
Quate capital for the business undertaken, III
iniudieious crediting, /; complication of indebted
cumstances, floods, fires ETC., IL; speculation /.
fran
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

THURSDAY EVENING, June 16
Summary OF THE HARKEr8
Wheat very dun.
Barley futures higher.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay quiet.
Potatoes firm. onions weak.
Heavier arrivals OF Butter.
Eggs steady.
Poultry weakening.
AprlcOts in large supply.
Lines lower.
Vegetables in larger stock
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GOOD-NIGHT.

Goodnight. Marie,
Sweet dreams TO thee.
The stars have winged their fight;
Upon the rose
The dewdrOa glOws.
Goodnight, sWeeth art goodnight.
The summer night Is turning gray;
A prescieuce warns the eastern way,
And Ger the fountains silver spray
Lets fall rosy light.
Sweet fancieS bless thy smiling sleep;
Good angels guard thy slumDer deep,
And mayest thou never wake 70 weep.
Goodnight, Marie. goodnight.
Goodnight, Marie;
On land or sea
II hope shall bloom OF blight
Thy love Will cheer
When all is drear,
Goodnight. sweetheart, good night.
SAMUEL MINTURN PECK.
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Produce Market.

Der sound for Port Prize, prior to arrival AIS
Cd; the bark Newsboy, $50 tons, Lumber at Seattle
fnr GIIntr rr,aQ
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GHAS. LEVY g co, .
THIS DAY.

4 UCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHAN TS
SaesrOOm-l135 Market ST., bet. I'm and 9Th.
Regular Salesdays and Friday.
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Fiuay une II, 1899
AT II o'clock a. 81, on the premises,
S217 Sacramento street near Central avenue.
Powelst. cable system passes the doo-l
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Exchange and Bullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND, Or, june 16.-Clearances, S427, 600
az
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49, "At'i4 ot-i4'
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE
THIS DAY.
iAu"S '''''''''''-'.'..'....June II, 1884,
At O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises.
2OS Fifth Street,
i
The Furnitureofa Lodging House Of 10 Rooms

..-.CO1FRIoiNG.
Imitation Chamber Suits 3s-Bedsteads; Spring
ana Top Mattresses; Pillows: Blankets. Sheets
Spreads; Toilet Crockery: Carpets; Range etc
l W NJ. BUTTERFIELD Auctioneer Az Pine
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GEO. F, LEMSDs,
THIS OAY.

AUCTI0NEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
40 KearnY St. between California aud PIna
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
NTerCha Lime.
NEW YORK FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
THE Al CLIPPER SHIP
CHARLES z. MOODY,

LEONARD Master,
Is the berth, MS above. and having large
engagements Will receive quick dispatch.
For freight and Information apply to
j. w. GRACE & CO.,
430 California ST., San francisco.
w. r. GRACE q CO., Hanover square, New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM RlITTFRFIFIH

heai Estate Agent and General Auctionssr,
(nds no connection with any other persons in the
oro i, Duslness-at his old place)
OIhee ana SalesrOom-4l2 Pine ST Neyada Rank
Bui
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THIS DAY,

iu"S ''''''.-''.''' June II, 1892
AT IL O'Clock a. NJ. on the premises.
1146 HOWARD ST., NEAR SEVENTH.
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STRUCK By A CAR.
Attorney John Swezey Quite Badly
Injured on K Street,
He Was Riding a Fractious Horse
When the Collision Occurred
His Leg fractured.

Charles E. Swezey, the land lawyer,
met with serious accident Saturday
evening.
He is accustomed to going to Wilson'S
stable on X street almost every evening
and getting a saddle-horse for himself
and another for his wife. Saturday even
ing about . o'clock he called at the stable
as usual and started off, leading the side
saddled horse by the bride and riding
his own.
The horse on which the attorney was
mounted began acting ugly as soon as it
left the stable, giving evidences of a de-
sire to 'buck' and be balky. Swezey
was getting as best he could toward
Fourth street when an electric car ap-
preached from the rear. The motorman
stopped the car first and as soon as he
saw the balky horse moving off the
track started up again. But the horse
did not get out Of the way as quickly as
was expected and was run into by the
car.
Mr. Swezey was thrown from his horse
violently and seriously injured. A num-
Der of persons ran to his side, and he was
conveyed back to the stable where ply
sician was summoned.
1t was found that MIR. SweZey's left leg
was badly fractured, as was also his left
ankle Beside this he was considerably
bruised up, and, it is feared, internally
injured.
AS soon as was possible the injured
man was placed in a carriage and re-
moved to his home.
The dashboard of the street-car was
considerably battered up, but the horse
was uninjured.
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A RAW DEAL.
The Stockton Umpire Defeated the
SaCramentans.
AS a Failure He Proved Himself to be
Howling Success-A Big
Crowd Present.

The Scott & Gilbert Baseball Club went
over to Stockton yesterday to play with
the club of that city and were beaten by
the umpire, who gave them the worst OF
every decision; in fact, his umpiring,
according to the judgment even of most
OF the Stockton players and of the ma
Jorlty OF the spectators, gave at least seven
runs to the Stockton club.
The game opened up with the Stock
tons at the bat, and they scored one run.
In the Scott IL Gilbert half the latter Sc
cured two runs. In the second inning,
after two of the Stocktons were out, CAL
len, who pitched for the visitors, caught a
runner mapping at first and threw him
out. The umpire declared him safe, but
afterward acknowledged his mistake.
The Stocktons made two runs in the
fourth, but the Scott & Gilbert's tied the
score at to 4. In the sixth inning, after
two men were out, Pace catcher for the
SacramentanS) threw to second, and
although the umpire was standing right
over the base and the runner was over
two feet on the other side and not touch
Ing any part OF the base, he declared him
sale, but could not explain why he did it..
In the eighth, after two men were out,
an lnfleId hit was made when runner
was on third. II He started tor the home
plate, and was caught over four feet
away, with the umpire standing down
near second base; still he declared him
safe. The Sacramento boys could stand
1t no longer, and walked Oft the diamond
and started for home. After talking the
matter over awhile better Judgment pre-
vailed, and they decided to play the game
out. The score at the finish was 10 to III
favor OF Stockton.
The Scott q Gilberts had their new bat
terry, Cailen and Pace, formerly of Santa
Rosa, and the opinion of the Stock ton
people is that they are the best battery
that has ever visited Stockton. CalIen
watches the bases closely, never letting a
rnnner get any start.
The throwing of Pace was remarkable.
The feature Of the game, however, was q
line hit to third baseman Nethercott, of
the Scott Il Gilberts, by John Shurer. 1t
ilited him Oft the ground and he fell
backward, but recovered himself and
Threw the runner out at first.
Inc Stocktons have new battery from
the detunct Texas League Moody,
pitcher, and Mcdonald, catcher. Their
playing was very good.
Pache, at shOrtStOp, and McDaniels, at
centerheld, both played their positions
we'll.
The new electric cars are running in
Stockton and are good drawing card.
The largest crowd that ever attended =
ball game in Stockton was present at yes-
terday's game.
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SOCIAL AND POLITICAL.
The BicycIists are Moving for Closer
AffiliatiCn.
They Even Propose to Have Something
to Say in PoHtlcs-Candidates
Take Notice.

And now it is the bicyclists who pro-
pose to go into politics. Such trivial
things as national issueS-the tariff, the
silver question, lending money to farmsers
and other questions-are not to be con-
sidered in preference to the all-absorbing
one as to whether or not the wheelmen
are to have good roads over which to ride
their machines, and-it is presumed-un-
restricted territory.
The San Francisco Bicycle Club has
sent out circulars suggesting TO the
Cycling clubs of California the advantage
OF forming an association similar to the
Metropolitan Association Of Cycling
Clubs of New York and Brooklyn, and
the associated clubs Of philadelphia, Chi
cago and New Jersey. According to this
circular, the object of the proposed asso-
citation may be stated in part as follows:
10 promote friendly relations among
the clubs, and cooperation in all matters
relating 70 the advancement of Cycling
and the work OF the League of American
Wheelmen.
no establish and contest champion
ships, to DE known as Pacific Coast cham
plonShlpS, at distances other than those
at which championships nave been liked
by the League.
To assume control of, regulate and
legISlate for roa1 racing in California, and
10 receive and pass upon all claims for
records made on the road in competition
or against time, at stated distances or be-
tween certain well-known points,
Z. u. LuscomD, president OF the Metro
politan Association OF New \ ork and
brooklyn, and an eX-President OF the l..
y. W., speaking OF his association, says:
'One OF the features of the association is
a committee on political action, and |
have no doubt that when thoroughly
organized some excellent results may be
reached. TO nay mind, it Is advantageous
10 wheelnen 10 make such organizations
wherevers there is an opportunity to
bring the clubs together"
BY the political action, to which Mr..
Luscomb refers, is meant eXerting an in
iuence, where practicable, III the cleo
ton of municipal and legislative officers
who favor highway Improvement.
All clubs have been requested to send
delegates to conference 10 be held in
San Francisco on the evening OF the 3Oth
instant.
If the proposed association be formed
candidates for office are likely to be
stood up'' in the same fashion that
other associated interests are III the habit
OF dealing with them.
There are no tiles on the wheelmen.
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" RAILROAD JACK"
Arrival Here Of the Champion Ca
nine Traveller.
lie Started From Albany, n. Y, and
is Making n Quiet Tour of
the Continent.

A large-siZed Scotch terrier, known as
Railroad jack" arrived in this city at
4:l5 yesterday morning and departed at
turn East via the New Orleans route, to
his home in Albany, n. Y.
Railroad Jack" is making a tour of
the principal cities, presumably for his
health, but possibly for mere pleasure.
He stops Off only at cities of consequence,
avoiding way-stations and small towns.
He travels with the express companies,
exclusively, and not even Pullman car
porter can get cent out of him.
Appended to Jacks collar is a large
package Of tags showing that he left AL
bany, n. Y, on July 9Th, reached Buffalo
the same day, and thence came through
Cleveland, st. Louis, Kansas City, La
Junta, Col, Pueblo, Salt Lake. Denver
and Ogden. He remained over night in
Salt Lake City, and from Ogden went via
the Oregon Short Line to Portland, Or,
arriving there on the 18th instant
Leaving Portland for Sacramento, he
arrived here, as stated, at 4:l5 yesterday
morning. and left for San Francisco in the
afternoon,
Jack was introduced to several Sacra-
mento dogs, but assumed an aristocratic
indifference, and didn't manifest much
interest in the capital city. He is evil
IDENTIFY a sIaid old chap, and has learned
to adopt dignified policy of avoiding
strangers. While here he slept the time
away, and took his train in the evening
in nonchalant, matter -of-course way.
His brass collar is engraved with the
following inscription: RAILROAD Jack,
Headquarters Union Depot, Albany,
presented by illustrated BUfidt0 Er-
press"
On his arrival at Albany Jack will be
met by committee of railroad men and
royalty welcomed home He has evil
IDENTIFY enjoyed prosperous and pleasant
trip, and is as fat as a rhinoceros,
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FOUND DEAD.
sudden and Unexpected Demise of j
kirkland.

sudden and Unexpected Demise of j
kirkland.
j. kirkland, 4 young man who had
been employed as salesman in the Red
house for a year and a half, up to few
months ago., was found dead in his bed
at the Clarendon House on Saturday
afternoon.
de retired on the preceding night in
apparently good health. and the news of
I ms death was quite a shock to his friends.
mere was rumor about the city that
the deceased had taken poison, but it is
SAID that there is nothing to warrant that
conclusion.
1t has also been said that the deceased
had been drinking hard, but his fellow
clerks say it is not so, and point to the
lact that, during his long employment at
the Red House, ne was never absent from
his duty, as sufficient refutation of the
report.
An autopsy was held on the body yes
ferday, when it was found that the de-
ceased came to his death from gastritis.
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SwampS

Are not the only abode OF malaria. You
find it everywhere, even in localities
where atmospheric and sanitary con-
ditions would seem to be unfavorable to
its development. The universal remedy
for and preventive Of the dire complaint
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Wherever
the malady assumes its most virulent
form, and whether it be chills and fever,
bilious, remittent, dumb ague or ague
cake, the bitters is most popular and con-
stitutes the best means of protection and
cure. From Maine to the Isthmus of
Panama, in Guatemala, Mexico, South
America and the tropics this truly ia
nous medicine has won golden opin-
ions" from all conditions and classes in
more than metaphorical sense. For de-
biilty, indigestion, constipation. rheu-
matism, insomnia, neuralgia, liver and
kidney trouble it is highly efficacious.
Use it with persistence.