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C~hlcaro-Cattlo dull aud lower. Steers sold
at 81 GOaI o.: cows md bulls 81 5ll3 20: Texans
sold NJ s. hNal2j. Hos active. The supply was
pretty well sold at 81 6ia5 u for heavy: (; bjn
/ 81 for mixol mud 81 ijni 80 for common 10
choice nsyOrtcd Hight weights. The bulk sold NJ
ST sOni %. Sheen stronger. Sales wcro maje
from 81 OF for common lRmbS up to 81 IS for tho
best. while sheep sold all the why from 81 20 TO
g. ~ for Inferior up to $il5 for cnOIco big nut.
inus. with sales largely nj g UJai 10 for natives.
lccrlpls-Caltlc. Ip1 hcnd: calves, 500 hual:
hng', 10000 head; sheep. G,Un lIGnd.
East Lihcrty-Caiilo dull At unchanged
prices Hogs steady and n shade higher: lhlIn.
dclphinS S. OAJ ~; cOnlnOn to tnlr Workers 81 ~
nj W.; roughS - Ovhi y. Sheep steady al uu-
ClipngGd prices
Cmc,nnnti-lloGs active mud strong II, s, VQa
Ag0; receipts $500 heal: shipments G0J head.
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Srw T"rh-Agtnts have made tho price OF
&c: Pacific twill hrHpCrtcS SIC; C0chGco ncItI
prints SIC: CnchccO lIOurniug prints &c; COcl.
Cch Eray prints &c: COchcco CLOTH Sc. Agents
have nirniiccd tbs price OF Clifton three. ward
drills I,c; World. Wilu T. %.iinrh brown rOt,0ns
No. For the lat day OF tho week, month nud
scmI,nnnunl season there wnS mn irregular do.
mRnd Tint took n good collective quantity nt
miscellaneous stnils. but there WINS M absence
II interest In nil dircc,lon,. lrlmilng cloths
Al 81, 81 - ~ W,
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Ono quart red raspberries; whites OF
Jour c.rs; six tablcspooniul,' sugar.
Nash berries, add half cup sugar; lie,
stand half at hour; press through
strninor. Beat whites to stiff iroth, add
raspberry juice n little at n time. Serve
in small glass dishes with cake.
Raspberry jam may be made rs per
recipe for strawberry Jam. Currsnt
Juice onc.ious!h in quantity give, fine
flavor.
a friend should bear his friends in
tirinitles. Julius CESAR.
tCOntriThIri1
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y cents for thasCcond time this wcck TO M cents;
Kentucky IllnrtGr.blOnl rOmbing hns advanced
lrrn 10 10 ~ cents iOrrhUlrc gfrasv. Last wCuk'E
advance IN Australian Il held, Speculation II
heavy, lIIc American clip this year will 10 nj
least 800 900 pounds SHIRT oi the nlgh wnter
mark 1l lhIi 1hOSnlcS Of tho week nro 4 Gi6.GuO
p0lnl' domestic and a,GSi OyJ ppnni. foreign,
against l,6lllO1 pounds dOmcAlIr aud aHl1 no
p1unii i0rcign fir tho same week lest ycnr. Tho
,hlrs n date show M Increase Of D.7tJ $50 pounds
tho salcs to the ,ilnI lniu In 1891. Tho rrrpIp'S
Ia date show n decrease 81 ! ~ bales domestic
aiId GI inctcasc Of III. 3Si bales foreign.
Suw York. nnl ttrnlv.
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An unplen,nnt AIectIn..

Richmond LtTItch
Patrick Regain had n iacs on him, that
"a he had once remarked himself, was
un 'oitia'e to the landscape" Next to
his homcliness his poverty ; was tho
most conspicuous part of him. An Irish
nsichbor met him recently when the
following colloQuy cnsued:
IAN how are yc, Pat?'
"Moichty bad eutoire!y. It's sthar.
walton that's starin' me in the face"
as thot 30? Sure. an it can't be- very
pleasant for aythcr OF yez."
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Euckirh'a Arnica Snlyo,

The best da!vo in tho world for cuts.
bruises, Sores, ulcers. salt rhoum, iuvor
sores, tottor. chappod hands, chilblains,
corns, and Glt skin c.uptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t ia guaranteed to give perfect sntisiac.
tion or money rounded. Price 25
osnts per box. For salo by Logan Drug
Company.
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SYNrT0MS M0i,tirr: Intense ItChln: ani
~'lin:irs, mort NJ night: worse by scratching. II
allowed 10 continue tnmors form. which Dituu
hCct aud %uicnrttr. brcunlns vcrv Sorr.
SwhYSGs OINTiEEr stops tho llching nuI
bleeding, heals u,cCrGtioa, and In most utIG, 70,
moves the tn,nOrs, At Grus;iEV. or by inMI, for
tUcGnLa DE STnYnu i sou. phlIIlnlnh.l
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CAMrngLtsvELLE. KY.-"I have been n
teacher for twenty years, and during
that uinc have had repeated attacks Of
headache. Now am entirely free from
them after using Simmons Liver Resu.
lator. 1t wai 80 mild in its action that
1t ncvNr intcTicred with my school
duties."-E. \. CHEEK. %
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Wool.

~l!oston-Tho Ios,on Commercial nullctIn will
Eny Tomorrow Of the wool triulG. Tho snlOs Of
domestic wool this week have been frequently
T. exceeded IN Boston, hut tho cOmbIucd sales Of
domestic nnd foreign together have hcun exceed.
Cd only once. Territory dclainc had advanced
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BY Nil tho lava OF nations tho king.
dom Of Hickey should still belong to
Hickey. Ito saw 1t frat. lilo planted
his flag there year ago and proclaimed
himself monarch OF nil in sight, whOth.
or surveyed or unsurynycd.
Docs England wantt tho kingdom for n
coaling station or is Hhc Jealous? Hero
il tho history OF tho kingdom OF Hickey.
You can read i; and form your own
opinion:
ID the first place the baron James A..
llardcn.Ilickcy Is n G~on.iu-law OF tho
Standard oil millionaire. John II. Flag.
lcr. llc was born in California forty.
ono years ago, has been II Partisan obi.
Tor, was exi!cd from France on account
oil u rather badly drawn cartoon uud
came to the United States.
II was on n OF tho MANY voyages
that tho Baron discovered his future
kingdom. Take II map OF tho world a"d
run your finger across tho equator iuto
the south Atlantic pecan. There, IN
Latitude 20 de-. 30 min. and longitude
30 deg. o. min. west. you will find II
speck not Qrito the size Of n pin head
and labelled with Trinidad l." There
were no inhabitants when Hickey dis
covered tho island, and. consequently,
no laws. The baron sad into himsclt:
"Lo! l will start Il kingdom on my own
account"
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ltalInlpliIiI.

OF Citr-Opcnch, highest. lowest aud clnS"h
Of sihli SllOt 1000 barrels; shipments l0i,TJ!
barrels: runs DO.GjI barrels.
Sew r"rk-rUttOlcum llrmcr; lunrTylyalIa
oil thloi hone; closed nj Il ~ bid Lima sults
lulU,
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When baby We. alex, 70 gavo her CGs.orl,.
80
When shc was 4 Child, she cried for Cn5tori-,
When Sho became Miss, sho chung to Cas:oria.
whc1 Sho had CAlllrca, abe cayethcpi Cas.oria.
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tDnily, except Sunday.
Sunday church t,ainS will leave Elm GroyoE
9:;ja. III. and Wheeling ut 1917 p III.
II. L WElSGERBEE Con. Mannre.L
Wheeling Bridge 8 Terminal Ry.
c. .. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No, Is, TO take Q Toas l.:,l m,

Time Table No. Is. 10 take Q rNt l.:1l m.
Sunday November - 1891
Leave Wheeling -is;ul, t9:b, sl:iaa, m, fan
ci:lj, ti:W. 300 y. IN.
Leave reninSnla-fS:W. t9:Sl. ill:ida m .,t,:S
s3:lI, ti:5J. 1905 p. III.
Leave Martins Forry-tS:l! 1857. ll:5!a, m,
t?:Sl. NS:I7. ti:il. t9:i2.
Arrive Terminal junction -iS:l7, tlO:Ui, Ill:i;
O. m, t.:SS, "i:i:. ti;i6 i9:iS y. NJ.
Leave rermtnal jnnet!onIi7 IN $500. a IN,
Leave Mar.iT(S Fucry-ti:.S lJOI I'm, 1I.;ij.
ii;oj. R:lO. tS:l9. tS:h2 WIN.
Leave Penln,nia -t7:3i, lo:lia III, sla:Sl, 7i:ll.
ti:l7, tj:"S. tS:iS, y. M.
Arrive Wncoing- t7:t0. io:c1 O m, sla.jl
il:l7. ti:..i, tS:Sl. to:uS p. NJ.
sDally, tDally oycopt Sunday. iSundays onl,
AlirMus will run on Eastern ,rlma
J.E TAuSSlG, Superintendent.
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Accordingly Baron Harden. Hickey
ANT TO the United States. and began
TO formulate his plans. In the spring
OF last year tho baron raised his flag and
proclaimed himself ruler OF the island
OF Trinidad. His agents in the United
States began to rally recruits around
the royal standard. Currency and
postage stamps were printed, laws were
made and q navy was scared in the
SHAPE OF a rolling and bowling oldiEark,
witch. when not employed in tho de-
fence OF Trinidad's solitary port, carried
tho mails oper to Brazil.
II was n halcyon sort OF an existence.
Tho royal subjects did not have much
TO do except, fish. No ships but those
in distress ever stopped there. Those
that stopped wero more distressed than
ever overthecircumstance. King Hickey
was and is Buddhist, and he tried TO
pattern the kingdom on the principles
OF the gentle Gauiama. lie Instituted
tho Order de Chevalicrc' for his sub
iects, and ordered supply Of gay golden
crosses. with which to reconpense lot.
tiers, arts, science and industries.
There were not many letters t recon-
peuse. They came about onco every
two month"; from the mainland. As for
arts, there was very little to be obser.
we'd, eNcepithe art OF digging bait and
prospecting for turtles eggs. Science
was at u like discount. and Us for indus.
Try, it was away below par. But the
kingdom waxed happy for all that, and
almost everybody wore 3 cross, cyca ii
he. had nothing also to veal.
The kingdom OF Hickey lourished
like n green bay tree. until. ii rumor is
true, tho blisk,inS hand OF England was
laid upon it.
The next news from tho little king.
dom OF Hickey will be awaited with
anxious interest by rnany people of
New York, and the work OF procuring
subjects Tor tho scli.nado king which
has been going on in ;hia city will be
stopped until somo definite information
is received,
TIE KINGS ADVENTUROUS CAREER
Asidc IRON his monarchial undertak.
ing. Baron Harden.!iickcy is a most in.
teresting person. llo ia n descendant
OF one OF tho families that fled with the
Stuarts to France. lIe is something Of
n rover. During hi4 liic hc has been
poet, novelist. journalist. duollist,
soldier and sailor. Ilc has fol. the
panEs OF poverty. though at present he
IL very wealthy. lie was educated in
tho college Of Jesui:s ut Namur, BcI.
ginm. and aiterward Il. Lcipsic. Ho eu-
tered tho military school at ST. Cyr,
where he remained 70, soine time. lie
nf.erward devoted himself to writing,
and published many novels and poems.
Thtoo years ago. while in this city, he
met aud married Miss AGnio Flacler.
1t is probable that England. if sho
has really taken tho island, bnscs her
claim on n previous colonization, whicl
occurred over n hundred years ugo.
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BEEAKFAsT-Oa:mea' jelly and cream.
Graham toast: Lent omelct- Cold meat.
Crackers. Berries. Coffee.
Observation-Disclosures chicken. Po.a.
toes in cream. Peas. Lettuce. Currant
jolly. Parker house rolls. Raspberry
float. Cake.
Decentralization and milk. Bread
and butter. Slewed berries. Cookies.
Tea.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO..
South DouS

On and ni,e7 Monday. June 10. 1898 Pas.
scnCcr Trains Will run a. follows: aDall;.
tpnlly Except SUNDAY. Ccntrnl TING.
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RAILROADS.
vsAY Pennsylvania Stat!cns.
VZHGRRSy|VdRidN Inns.
Ia TrpI,a R,n nv Coo.ra1 rira
Trims Run BIZ Central Time

TICKET OrYIcEs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o,
RVT.R ST, FOOT or ELEvESrH ST, SHIELIS0,
At SicLuhs HOUSE,. WuCrLIyG, AMP Al TEX
pENS,YLvASiA STAT1eS. nHtpoyPoRr.
Sn--uvrzr Srerrp-"PA~ NIspLr ROUTE"
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FINANCE AND \
Tho roatursI OF tho Monoy nnt stock
nintkets

SEw YoRE. Juno 2S,-MoneyOn call CtSy at ia
az per c,ut; last loan . per cent; clO'cd .at .
per cCuL Prlmd mercantile paper 2!.a3 per
cent. Sterling exchange quic: md steady at
SiS9%Ri so1i. Silver certificates C~G'ia67c. The
total sales OF stocks to-day wcro TO, 7Oi shArrt
The feature Of tho speculation on tho stock eN.
ChRugu to-day was the b'cAk In the industrial
shares. largo llucs NJ Ion; stock were thrown
upon the market and tho bears sold freely. On
tho way down sop ORDERS were uncovered
WhiclTndlcd TO the vulnincni the sales, and the
speculation b0Camr Utmost p1nlukr. In the
middle Of tho afternoon tho dCcllAo wnt
chccSod by a covering movement. whi-h caused
n sharp rally. hut u slight ~fcartiUn occurred In
the clio Ing i 'nlluG'. Sugar, after an early vain
VI T., per cont. iclloIrhl, per cent 10 lDiiS clos
lug - pcr cent above the low point md ia per
cont Iowa from yesterday. Tho market wrN
Irregular In tho illal trading aud closed un'
settled IN tone,
Tho bond speculation was strong In tone dur.
lug tho carly dealings. but tho Subsequent dc.
mOrhllsntiOn Of thg stock market led 10 n shat.
icIlng Of values OF mortgages. Tho sales wUio
Sl,liG.0O.
Government bonds steady.
GsaI. IaaN# aFtaWF
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During the evening the couple lett
for tho east to set sail for Europe. The
trip through France and England will
be taken. Next year Sthe couple will 90
to Constantinoplo TO remain for some
time. They expect to return from tho
prosen. trip, however. by September.
The bride is the only child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan. and the permanent home
OF the couple. therefore, will be made
with thotn. The groom is short, u truo
Armenian in appearance, with swar;hy
complexion, black eyes and hair. Tho
bride is n slender yonnc woman; dark
ayes, bnt fair complexion and rather
light haired. Shc Is pretty in feature
and OF attractive personality.
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HINTS TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SUNDAY, June 30.
Go wake the seeds OF good asleep ,hrouchou,
the world. BEowSiSG.
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Government bonds steady.
State bonds quiet.
Railroad bonds weak.


u. $. Is new reg ..-.l?5Li Missouri Picidt.... 2o1s
u. 4. Il oup,...,.,.ll II Nashville K CHAT. Is
u s. res "". "..IiG& NGtLonal Coriase-. *
Us l. ;..... Ill New Jersey Cent. 1904
US INcJup ""..-.llJ i. SOtl0lN& " cNt: pa 10
u 8. 2,rsg ......... ~ Northern Pacific. ~
incl1cG Of 9h. ,.o..iOJ do preferred ...... i6}-
AtchIS0n. ,.........s... 9LSOrthwrStcrn ......-. ~.
Adam, Express .~....liItlI do prefer ri...,.lI
American EVprctS.ll2 Sew T0tk Central 1909
baltimore & Ohio GIt,IS. y. New Eug... "a
Canndl Southern. jfFs Oregon lmprovc't. ilH
Central Paclhe, Gee. ia Oregon Sny.m...... ~
ChcsapcaEc & Ohio ~. Pacific Mall."..o.. %
Chicago Altouo,..lhJ IPlttSbursh .........-l3
Chi. BIr. & Qalncy So, t.cAllng"...""."." Is
Chicago G1N....... o. ItDck lslan1.--."... 7lSs
&C c. K 81. L.. iitiSL PGni.....m......., 675,
Col. Coal K lron-.. . do urcterrct."...li
Cotton oil Ccrtihc- 2ft4iSL Paul 4 Onaha 3g}s
Del. & ifud .....o....IS do preferred. .o..il7
bel. Lack. 4 wcsLi6t Sugar Rcilncry.n.... lOjEs
Den. x Il. q. prcrd iGlSTenn. Coal \ lrjI. y
Dist, & Cattle Feed 10, Texas Pacific. ......". RI
Erio.....-.............. g!t'roL. 80, Cen. pref 79T
DO preferred ...-. - Union Plcinc.--.... ls1s
Illinois Central .... 9Iiy U. s. ESprcSs.....,. 10
Kan. Il Tex. Dretd S6iIW.. St l.. 4 P.....-.. 81
lake ETIo & West 2ik,I do prefprre!. sees. lyis
do preferred ....... s3I Wells fargo ES......l0j
Lake Sh0ro-...-...i5h Western Uninu..... u
Lead Trust. ......... SIL4 Wheeling d l.. L. lf3s
Louisville & $lsa. 57jsl do pptorrcd ..... 5I}I
AlchisauC entral .l0IiaGcnerAl Electric. . So
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tho girliah beauty OF tho fair woaror.
Tho body was low. bloovca abort pills
to tho elbows. and skirt but slightly
sweeping tho floor. Old point lace I'm.
lahcl tho bodice aud sleeves. The
blide woro n necklace Of intricate do.
si.ii, tho gilt Of tho groom. 1t wns n
formerly tho property Of Nh Armenian
princess.
Tho ornament was a golden mesh OF
tho most exquisite workmanship, do.
pending In heavy triangular sections
from tho brond nOCkbnnd. and was lowell
studded. Tho central section hold u
npring clR1pGl diamond Of largo nlZo
aud brillinnuv. Tho veil OF thu bride
was hold IN place by another gift OF tho
groom. n diamond star, wliilD amid tho
lacoa Of llor sorlagr nostlpl still u third,
II rich brooch. once tho property Of tho
sultan Of Turkey. Tho brooch WA n
not work Of tiny lcwnloi crcsconts and
stars, with n large anS.hyst ms n cSntro.
this engraved with mo monogram OF
the sultan. Tho flowers carried wore
lilios Of tho valley.
Attor tho ceremony nt tho church, q
reception was CONDUCTED at tho rcsi.
dbnco Of tho BRIDES parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ. Morgan, OF Graham
place. Guosts worc many aud tho on.
trio residence was given 0vor to tho ics.
t~ivitiGs. Tho oriental effect was car.
rIcd out IN nil appointments. On tho
white crashed floors oriental mats mud
druGGOta had place. Windows aud nor.
,iGros werO hung with siikun cloth OF
quaint pattern; all heavy modern fur.
niture had been removed, and cushions,
divans and gay p!eCo' Of Eastern equip.
ment were substituted. Tho porchGs
wer0 enclosed. aud with druggots and
anuChcS wGre converted into brilliant
lOuncing retreats. Tho grounds wore
illuminated aud m awning extended
across tho lawn. 0rcho.tral music. by
modern musicians, rs well rs melodies
from Syrian Instruments, added to tho
eaiotiOs OF tho evening.
Tho gifts received by tho couple wcrO
sufficient to I'LL M n large apartment
and woro unique rs vol rs costly.
Cards were displayed from frieuda in
Consianttuoplc and from Syria. coupled
viii, custom housc notices, proclaiming
tho valuahlcs tho cards indicated us still
hold for heavy duty.
Ono Of these was tho remembrance
from tho parents OF tho groom. a jow.
cied girdIc OF :roat cost and richness;
also. other ornaments and inlaid service.
These will all DO redeemed by the
couple, who will pay tho custom house
a visit in person before ombarking for
their honeymoon abroad. A gift from
tho Groom's brother in Constnntiuoplo,
but ordered through New York mGr-
chants, was a handsome clock and vase
to accompany. which secured tho prize
in tho special exhibit OF tho worlds
Fair.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad,
On and after Saturday. February .. 1895. train,
will run rs follows, city umc:
LEAVE WHEELING, LEAVE rLM GROVE.
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RAILWAY TIME r

arrival an Departure Of tfaluI ON nni itttr
cav w. lS9A ENrLNINtiOS ~ RETRRESC.
Marks 'llnlly; iDhlY. except Sunday; ,DaIly.
except saturday; fDailr. OxCCrt MnnInt; s+uti.
ul's only; lN0nllu only; 'saiurlnys only.
Ensicru standard 'IIuua.
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From Pittsburgh, 1910 n m. and $50 p. m,
daily. Il:D r. m. daily. except Saturday. ls:35 D.
H.. except Sunday. mud 22i q. m. Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, S:Ioa. IT,, daily.
cScPnt SUNDAY.
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ChIcnCo-lIoidcrs OF July wheat were seized
with u burning desire to dispose OF II to-day,
and their cmdelvOrs 10 do so loft that option
lskc lower a. the close. September lost | &c. the
other markets. tumblel with wheat. corn tiuIsh.
Ing &c lower, oats &c lower aud provisions ut
uecliueS
The morning call., 1895-01-14
HOW WAS HE INJURED :?
II. L. I. KrauSe Taken to the
Hospital.
An Old Gentleman Who Once Held a
Prominent Position in Bust.
ness Circles.

W. E. F. Krause. an old man, who lives
at 1887 Powell street. is regular Cbes-
terrified in department and speech. He
was taken to the Receiving Hospital last
night with wound in his scalp. another
on his nose and still another on his eyelid.
How be received his wounds is un-
known. The last thing he recollected was
sitting on a lounge in his room, aud when
he came to his senses he was in bed and
wounded. Previous to that he had an
swered the doorbell and conducted the
landlady's daughter and granddaughter to
the drawing-raom.
His landlady Is French woman.
Madame Emily de Brevon, II years of age.
He is Prussian, and his father was
knighted on the battlefield OF Leipsic for
conspicuous bravery. He has r00med
with her for the past seven years. and
they have constantly been fighting each
other with their tongues owing to the dif-
ference in their nationality. Whenever
the landladv got out Of temper she began
to berate Krause about the Franco-Prus-
sian war.
About a year ago he charged her with
appropriating $50 gold piece belonging
to him, and she retaliated by charging
him with stealing her bandkeTchiefs and
other articles. And so it went on from
month TO month and year toyear.
Mr.. Krause is an interesting talker. He
came to California in February, 1862, and
at one time had wholesale store on Cali
fornia and Front streets, and dealt largely
IN Japanese ware.
His son and wife are in Los Angeles.
His wife was his own niece. but owing to
subsequent objections by people that the
marriage was not exactly In accordance
with tile laws OF California, she thought it
better they should part
The old gentleman says he has written
sixteen books, the last being American
Interests IN Borneo." which he dedicated
to Secretary of State Seward. 1t has had,
he says, an Immense sale.
He was also a lecturer. and made money
at 1t. At one time he lectlred in Virginia
City to the leading miners there, and ever
atlerward the late Senator Fair received
him most cordially.
lie has no property but receives So per
month from a society in Berlin, and on
that meager allowance he manages to live.
The old gentleman was badly shaken up
by his injuries. and it will take some days
before he will be able to leave the hospital.