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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-16

The principal duty Of the college presi-
dent IN these days, says Rev. Dr.. Storrs, IS
70 set money for tie college.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-16
* ESSENTIAL.

HevonJ you marrT - If your "a
TIER consents;
She-No: but VIII providing yoor
- o--- So---A~ 0-1-s,---
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-16

EHE PREAGEa-h N his ST Ul-
yer's home life. In the afternoon and
evening ne Is 70 be found IN the pleasant
series OF rooms on the eighth floor OF the
Strsthmore, the handsome apartment
house that stands on Broadway st Fifty.
second street, where ne lives with bis wife
and sister. Mrs. CoTlyer Is too delicate for
housekeeping cares, and finds the present
mode Of living preferable 70 the anxiety Of
keeping up house OF her swn- In these
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-16

Eastern and FoceiGn Exchange
bought and sold. United States bsads
Of all denon1tn ations bought and seld
County, Township and Municipal
bonds bought
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-16

When she was Child. she cried Tor CascoriA
When she became Mss, she chung % Castoria,
whsu size had Children, she gave them CastoEiA,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-16
MllF{1s Ea9le
FROM ANVIL TO ALTAR.
THE REMARKABLE CAREER OF A
WELL KNOWN PULPIT ORATOR.

GIimpses of Rev. Robert COIIyer as He
Appears--in the Pulpit, in his Study
and at His HOme-A Green Old Age
Spent In Active Work.
Copyright by American Press Association
When. last December, sat IN the Church
of the Messiah and looked on the earnest
faces that Were assembled there to pay the
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
lliitfditen fir Ole O6aeI.

SIMMER meAr miilicn mir Su inherent
S0aoen Die Mabrnebmung MAIDEN, oaB
mir ourh oa5 Nu5roocn Der 9SIi0er. Der
Oefen IND GtrGudper, burdl ooS SGllet
Der hohlen UGunte Die G09el iDver 9tiftz
plGbe berauben. Die notiirlide 6plge lit,
naB u1lere gefieoerten 0elfer, Die ms un@
lG0bbnre 9ienitc ~leilten. iloem iie unlere
8aum10ie, @drten uno 6clOer beluden,
MD Die iAGoli0fen Snleften oils g~tabrunQ
pet3ebreu. immer "ieitencr iperoen. Nd6
Die 909el i'll Dieier Se;iehuug leilten, 0az
gegen tam menldlidsr TleiB uno S6arfz
finn gar nidt autfomneu.
GrfDroert nun uub Der SDrtl6rttt Der
&uttuy o;eie SGuberung, 10 llegt IS bod
III unierm eigeren Sntereiie fiinltli6 ben
@09eln nele 9~iiitplG5e herSuridten. IS lit
buS 10 iebr leld)t, 0aB, IS fauln elmer 2lnlpeiz
lung bcoQrf, ME 0leielbe1t %bersuitellen limb.
Dfal1 unteripeile bios Die Sanger, periebe
iie nit Dem notbtgen Wfaterinl ulo bel Der
6inoigfeit, Die ibnen eigen 1T, neroen tie
moA( balo Das Hiobtige treffen. Cine 66uptz
iu6e lit, OaB Die NlitfGlten, oie>oem 0ogel
%augemeiIeue 0rDBe ha6el, raiieroidt firo
unb I'll palienoer SteIle gut b~efelti9t per7
ben.
gSiQ man etnfpenben, DaB uran6e bieier
80Del auN an ben 6riid)ten gei6ma6 finz
ben, 10 gibt IS audi oa9egen S6ub; ilnz
merbin lit bieS Mot 10 gefdGrli@ alS tpet1i1
Die SHieftcn ijbsrbaub nebn1en. 2ls Elm
beoeuterDer 9bitsi0ter, Der etnige Qcre
nit &iri6en bepflanSt bat, in Der leBten
Geriammlnn9 he5 Obltbaupereins uniereS
StaateS sefragt muyre, ME er Die 80getpon
ben &iriden abDielte, CAB sr CUR Arttport:
SD pflai1se 10 piet, oaB iie genug baben
uno i6 QuG, empia0l aber g~leingitig, ben
GbitbDf nit WtauIbeerbdumen 81 umgeben,
tpeil Die 8Dgel bieie Beeren Iieben uno lid
balnit bcgltiigen. Oieie Qtntiport beftGtigt
Die pprbin au6geiprodene 2lnltdt, bag IS
ntdt 10 peroerbll0 lit, tpenn ell uiibiider
8Ogel etne 8eere nalcht, als tpeln bic Snz
ietten iIberba1b neblnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
SbweineHeifh III er5euoen.

@ir be6iirfen mebr @ras unD &tee un6
~tpent9er Corn flir Das @r3eu0en unieres
Observation-Disclosures. Wtebr. 0raS uno &lee
beDeutet biaigereu Wud9 un0 tDenieer
3rantbeiten. @erooe tpie Die groBen Corn
uno S2meinefelid er3el9enbsn @egcnoen
iib entmidetn, iilo Die &ranf6eitet eltte
itanoen unb habeu imnter iaebr unt iid ees
grtffen, neil uniere SdlDeine nrY bas cil5
forrtige trodeue unb 0lige 6ltter befeliee1.
@raS unb Glee fiH0 b05 Don ber gtatur iiir
ie beitimmle Sitter uab Die Gbtpeine bttms
len es ielber ein. 9tele fYutterernten be-
Dtn9er MIR ipenig Bobenberrtdtltta nl,D
fetn %tpettereS 8eaderil. NSetu Qbaeipetbet,
frGittgen Iie eber Den 8ooen. anitott ion AZ
erl60pfen unb e5 fam nibt beitrttten iperz
ben, oaB iie IN Der 0eritetlung 0eS bilia1teu
Observation-Disclosures cine widlji0e Gollc ipie1
len. 9aBt Die i'm TriiriaQre gelporfcleu
Serfel Guf hQS GraSz itilo Sleeiel6, iobQlo
e5 gum Gbrpeibsn 9eeiGntt 1T uuO lte ul0geu
bort terbIeiben, 10 lanQe oQs Tuttet oerDauz
LID lit; hos Gr9e6niB lit nid)t Elm fettes,
aber gcoel3lideS uib t~r&ftige5 5h;ev, hos
bis sum OcTb{t geiunoe &nodcn uno uorz
SiigljCbe SreBluft Fir Corn lat. Gam
mag cs piet Gprn be{ommelt, oeun es (eat
oas Set ali bos groBe burd Die gSeine err
3enate Gerlllt un0 cas- S6Dein lit fr6ftig
9enllg, nm ben W2ais Nut au Deroauen ;
penn Das E6ier ldlHell Wnf6itet unS, meln
lett, letprt %perfaufS Wlro, lit Dies cas- btl=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

guten Jtufe itebt, ben CT Dcrbient, 10 fonnr1t
ba5 bon Der perfebrten Dirt, in Der CT anBss
bout tpiro; getp0Dnlt0 lGet man breltlpllrs
ftg aus uno uermenoet pom Spet bis bret
Bulbel auf ben Qtcre. Qabet iDtro bic
SaGt Su lebr aulammengeorGf'9t, Dap le
lur l6pa6e, tDetBe unO ounl1e S6Ille
rladt, Die p9ne ale J%tabrln4Sltotte tduIn1
niehr pert6 itnb ais 6%ObellpGbne. IS TT
tpoblbefunnt, baB Die &i6e iDl6es Sutter
1idt onnebnleit, uno BARN lieQt Elm llber>
seltgenoer Benei5 ibrer natiirItben Slug
belt. Sobalo aber Der Wtdis III Dret SUB
BON chamber elttfernten 9teiben 10 gepflan3t
tpirb, baB ale Is 3pu pier bis iedl5 Storner
cingelegt tperoen, 10 miro baS Suttcr cams
an0ers beitaifeu lein. SIS bat cine crime
Sarbe, retft iobalb IS alSgerpachltn lit ulto
entbGlt p:el SaBes. Sine grobc 3all pon
Sholien miro oauu IAon itarte Tolben
baben, Die beim SrOGnen bes suffers eber11
fallS unter Nnnenoung 9eb0riger Sorltdt57
ntaBregeln getrndnet tperben fOnlel1.
Son einent Qlcre, Der nit Gper9reet
SDeet Corn 1lf Die benlertte VSetle beIteut
mar, nuroen iber 10000 &olben Subltat5
3u W2arft gei0nDt unO nabe3u 500 eritelt,
tporalf Die groBe Wfalie abgenGDt uno 5u
0iirrfutter gcladht tplroe. 9fun1eutli6
fnun Dteie Grnte lid iebr beSablt MAIDEN bet
WtildertibeiiBcrn. Die nabe Dem Wlorfte
mpbnen, bsun ie ipGter i'm CONNER SIB>
mails 3u Wtarfte 9ebra6t miro, I'M 10 tDeu7
rer miro e. beSablt.
Suttermni5 miro gart3 ebenlo bedrbettet
trie Der gepobnlide WiaiS. @r miro ges
idnitteu, luerm Die &olben nod in Der
MIldperiooe lid b%efinoen uno SiDar bt6t
iiber ecm @robOoeu. Die Suttermaiie bleibt
bnnu sipei oOer Drei Sage liegeu, UNI absu@
metiell. iporauf lie in @jarben 9ebunoen NIB
10 oufgeleBt meroen. Dap Die &0pIe eng on@
chamber ~befcitiat iinD. iDG9rcno ite an
@runoe all5Aebreitet ltcben, oallit Die Sutt
blnDur6itrci6eu fam. 9iele 4uppen
bIeiben iteben, bis Stengcl uno Sldtter
troden u1o Die &olbeu %3uiammenz
Qelhrumpft finO. Ilsbaun mcroen lie i'll
6aufen Don ie tauleno 0arben i'm eiu 0e1
riiite geieQt, oaS Die Weitalt bon brei 2eitern
BAT, Die al Der Spite Suiamnentrcffen uno
unten on5ctnonDerftcben, nm Huft Ill Die
Odtte bG9 Sdober6 Su !eiten uno Den 3jtebl>
tDau ab5NEattcn.
Solt oaS Hutter grim Derfllttert peroert,
10 miro es nit Den &oIbet furs 9elhuitten
unO lit bann nan1entith fit 0filhfibe ieDr
tpertDU0ll. Die &rlbel oes SitBmaile5,
meIl1 lie SIR 3eit ibrer Sod)reife Den &ilGen
QeScben peroen, habeu auf Die Butter gro>
Sen @inInB ulo MAIDEN bteie iebr mpbl
iHln1eFPun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
@GrGEDccsGet.
Chi 3. Weat

Die guqen boben cine @o6e be~iIpieuoler
Grfol9eS binter Iid. SultDeiSeu Der beute DOR
a9t &ogen 674 9el0loflen bate, ge1ponr am
1. Wfai, nod ba3l an einem fur5en g0rl en=
tage, polle 4 Sent rnb beute rpeitere 81 Sent,
nut benz b~eutisen bO6lten SageSpreiie pot
94a. WailpeiSen. Der Dor dbt &a9et 500
.olS leste Notirun9 9ebabt, errei9te onr 1.
Ntai 934 uno beuite ben 6ollarpreis, Die
b06lte beuti9e Notirung mar io9ar e 1.001,,
Die &ermine l9lieben abgel61pd6t, Weat 50
llb SeSuli 934. Sic a1bultel1oe SroGeubeit
i'm 9torbmeltem nlr neben ben I6le1ten
9ta6ritDten iiber Observation-Disclosures DaS
treibenbe Wnment.
Otais bat audi cine lebr lebbafte @o6e
uno cine be0eutenbe YreiSauf6ellerultg erfabs
rem. Die bD6iten Breile wurben Deute erz
reibt, tubem Mtot bis 344, Il b0ber ais lebz
ten Somltas, unb Suli bis 355, AUDI Is iiber
Die leste pormo6entli9e Jfotirun9, itieg.
Der bentige S6luB Der beibeu Germine ut
nlr I inter b00lten 8a9espreilen.
6afer nabm all Der 0euegun9 tndbigeren
Nntbeil unb iab iei1e b06lten @oaenpreiie
aud i0on 9elterlt, nit ben Nottrltn9en bon
264 fir Otot unb 253 fir eSllli.
Der ~HleilCbmorft NOR I'M Ser9letd6 nit Gez
treble tttQ. Forl bat bic S6luBpreile pom
Gamito9 nllr einmtal. 9eitern, 1pieDer9elebelI;
OH alien ilbri9en 8a9en mar eS utter Dielelt
Kreilelt, 10 au6 belte lpteOer MD Spar uin
22} Sent fiir sunni uuo III @ent fir Suli.
S6inalS lit I'M 124@15 Gent fir SUM- uno
oSuli bDber ais por a6t &a9en unD Gippelr
fir Oiele. ben Serlui1e Inn ~ Sent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
Gin einfades 1rlitteG eeeen oen
Oummilu6 Der ObtbGume.

Sier9egen bat man manberIei 0tittel
bor9ei6lagen, Die gum She'll nit Soften
u1b ltmitGnoli6feit nerbunpen itnb unb
bod nidt %leiitcn, mas Die einfa6e Mnmen7
bung bon gr0e bepirft. SeSe Mrf @ree
lit gut basu, am belten aber ei9eutlid Die
fette 2ebmz unb nod better Die Ibonerbe
6a5u. Befinoet ft6 raS l1e6eI unten am
Sube bes 8aumes ober in nlGBiger 60he,
10 bat man nidts tpeiter gu tbun, aIs Die
@rbe rin9sum ansubdufen unb Die. franfe
Stele gut oautt gu beoe6en. SIT bielelbe
trodet, 10 muB iie mdBig angefeu6tet iDetz
BEN. 0as 6arS miro bierauf 5uerit flilllig,
oanr1 fat ipeiB unD bell tpie Waiier. oer.
SluB berminoert iid uno bort in ipentgen
Gagen gang auf. BUR polIitiroigen Ser.
narbung unb 6eilltng Der Munoe beoarf es
9etDObnlih bis 8 Wo6eu. 8efinoet iicb
Der 6ar5fluB peiter Dben, in ben Q(eiten.
II. /. TO-, 10 ma6t man eilen biden ltnz.
i1Iag pber gerbanb nit @rbe, Ser inOeB
itets feu6t gebalteu iperben lpllte. DieieS
8erfabren lift au6 bas bette Weittel, uln BET
aufGligen ODER dbitGttitheu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Der 8Gume benz 0ar5ftuB porSubelgen.
9dfielbe bat it'd na0 mebrjd6rtger Grfabz
rung BET BfirIidene unb NprifpienbGumen
Dortrefflt9 betDGbrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

leB" 40@45c, ngeautp OF 9ebron" 6@4sc,
,8urbamts" 40@50c Der Gui9el ouf Der
gabn.
WetBfrdut-0ietges 8.0o@1O.OO bos
100. yteueS $6.Q0@6.50 Der Crate.
&b abarber- 23c Oas BfO. geim &iits
den ca. so Yfo. 5u SO. IS al .00c.
&omGten- SermlOa DaS SiIt9en 75e.
@S1.00.
Bib. Mauarb Grten S9.OO@2.25
fletne 65@75c, Seal 81. 10000 bas Dbs.
Sarben leb. 1.50@1.60 ba5 Oubo.
BoDnen,- Bette Jt1ote5, / I.5001.61,.
gfebinm5 1.45@1.50; californli4e 4iunaz
bohnen 5@j@c. oas Bfuno.
Butter. = Selte @!gtu 174@18c., qertrs
9ere Nualttdt 12d@17t. belteOalrp 12l @15c.
CUTE 10@12c, &ol $685. .Yadtn8" 31@6c
v@reals" 2l@3c.
@sflh 3.t.-gurteps 9@149c, @nten 10
@125c, pHbner S@84c, inlse 12@l6c.,
Ganie 4.Oo@6.OG oa5 SH9eno. 'G Gntel,
11@12c oos Bfb., @Gnle 7@9c.
Sm eet : Is o: ct e 5. Serleu S-@
oas TaB. Satnotier So. 50@4.00.
vs. Ell B, RuoeI 100 0I.35 od5 TS1B.
Nutaba9as 55@65c. Der Sul1e!.
&ttro ueH. - WtelIina 4.00M4.5O fir
Stt9en "a $50 StiuG. S4.50@5.OO per 800.
Smi cb el IT,. - &4.0004.50 Das SaB;
innge 81. 10000 bas aiit0en, ca. ] gul6el.
W0t9 N1Del : l.2j @l.50 pas S13.
NGr mi ps-S1. 0O@1.25 oa5 ToB.
-@urfen- $1.75@2.0 90 baS O6o.
Spinat.-2.00@2.25 oasSaB, 60@75bas
Eiltdleu.
GrbL en-. @etrofnets, sran. 9Oc.
Der 8uI6eL.
gto) IS @t. Is DIS 81.
gal q = 80 035e. bas OBo.
Nepf.[ -~3.00,@4.00 betrn S1B.
0roNJet -Slorto1er hilatt5 So
= oaS SIIt1en, Storto1 bell. 5000
800 oaS 8titben. @atiioruil1e: NiDerIio.
9fapels 4. 75@5.50, DO SeeOlluy 3 % @3.50.
Stolienil9e 3.75@4.25.
gel. &c. - 30t04l.
&ao les 6 zen. = 0tuube 41@J0c. Bus
Oubeltb langliAe @tnciunaticr 35040c.
@rdnber rteS- cape 500 $ll(0I3 BIS
SAB UNI S4.0J@4.5O oa5 &tt4en. isis.
eoniin S5.50@S0.00, per S1B. Serle95 HOO
@13,5O ba5 SUP uno 4,O0@L.59 DIS Etit.
6en.
@rbbeerem-b as aift6en 20 "a Quart
S3.50@$4.00 fir quite ultD S1.00 @2.O0 PEI
"a 4int.
Suppen9rins.-1O@15 ba5 Ou3.
Peterl III e. 2092Jc ba3 O8o. ..
9oni 8. 8eiBer &lee iii BilNo ua5e.
tbetlt 9@l0c, in2 Biu1D 7 @):, ltt1t 10 SCI.
ler 90 l ID 15@Sc.. aitSgetdiiener s.
W err ettt9. -Seim sag $4.5001. 90.
Sp0G9 Ell. Nts SltuoiS 81. 00@1.50
per &lltDen ca. ! 8ui6el.
Strtn9 Beans 1909 80 pro 5
8.=Silt6en. gg
Orb en- iunse a.5o@3.O 90 per sui6el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

li9ite Sdirejnefleii6, 6aS erSeugt tperbeu
fam - DaS billsite, ipenn Der Berluit
Dur6 &rant9eiten niht in Nnlrhldg gebrdht
ipirD. Nber Die Serde seiqt it'd i%eltener
auf ben Q8etoen lie ilbt Die nit WlalSfol1
ben llno Sdmub gefiiuten @in5dunua8en
auf. Oas auf G'ra5 uno Slice burdIoms
merle Shmein lit 10 rdfttQ, oaB es Ieltcn
e~rfrantt, ipenn Corn bas 6auptfutter biz
Def, pbpp6l eS audi 5ur Nblpeblelung etDas
Qnoeres befommen ioQte uno 5tpar neblt
gutter unb reiner Grdnfe.
Observation-Disclosures Srieffaiten.
v2angid9rtger 9eier." Sra8e:
g8as 1T Die bette Wiuomiible sun Mailcrz
pulnpen, Shrotmablen II. i. n.? ltnts
mort: Wenoen Sic ii6 oil bic @ooble
Q6tnb engine 60. st. GGarles, Sa. 0ieie
Winomlible babe tb Bet Sarmern ali otcle
Nrbciteu Derrid)ten leber ul0 Die SetrteOtz
gung lpar cine allaemeine.
6errn S. SO. S. Soa. Siebe Artifel:
vNtebr 6uttermals."
6errn $. s., Su. Siebe artifeI:
vSaweinsfleii6 biaig gu erSeusen."
GERM Gb. g., &as. Siebe Q~lrtifel:
ylleber ben Qllbau bon Sorghum"
r@artenfrsunb." Siebe Nrttfel:
v9ttltfditen fir bic B09el."
ALTER 2eier." Siebe 9trtitel: Sin
einfaAes Mlttel aegen seSen ben @uinmis
fluB Der Sbitbdume."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
Mebr futtermdiS.

8eIon6ers III ben @egenben, tpp Weats
gut ge6eibt unb Die 6erbftipeioe burh
Erodene fnapp tper6en fann, ioIte es ME
an Suttermais mangeGn. SIM Suffer-
tpertbe fol8t berielbe i'm STANCE iOfort mad
@ras, mag er gum Sommergebrau6 grim
geI6nittell ooer ais Silofuttsr aufGelpaDrt,
ODER aber getro6net olS Winterfutter Derz
tpenoet nsrocn. Maat5 lit, penn ri6tiQ be-
haubelt, cine ber ergiebi9iten un6 nabrbafz
teiten 9flanaen. Wtat bat bonn Qtcre idou
bis 3u 40 Gonnen grimes unb bis gu 8
Eonnen getrpdnetes Sutter aebabt. I'm
bteien Grtraq 3u ~er5ielen, ntuB Der 8ooen
aQerbinQs reid uno Die 9earbeituna gut
ieiu. Wenn Tuttevmais Hi9t IN benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
IamNmtetafdyaftli dies.

g, 9oubmirtbIGaTtlibe @eqeuItdube b~etreffeuos
Guirosen ltnb OIL GERM SottIicb SeHniI9boueu,
SepIra, Ut e3raSfI. gu rtdteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
0iciaafnrff.

Nm &inbp ieb III 0rtt betrug Die Gus
fubr 60, 300 Stiid, ge0en 1915 Gtild
III bet pori9en @o1e. Wegeu Die 8orrpo6s
1T tette6 0teb ltnt Zoe ooS }0unbert i'm 8reile
geltiesen. Die Dur9i@uitISprelle woren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

Nm 9 d 10 etnemar.t belief fih Die 3u=
tuAr Gut $500 Stiif gegen 1914, 1000 Gtiid
i'll Der porigen @So6e. Yreiie l9lolien, ba
gum Wionta9 itarte l3ufltbr er1partet, Tim
5@10e nleortaer, ais Gags por9er.
Nertallt muroen Il. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
2s2 D @nraianittgeewLpL oas lOo b bal a !
NcrrGNt! Murdoch Il,

ed a e trafen 1880 @titf 9e9en A ,O6S
Stiif in Der porigen @o6e eln. Eretle un1
10@25e nieori9er.
g>rrrGlifi luurO1l L. z.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
gSoRS.

Unwashed - Medium, fair to choice,
24@36c; Low Medium fair to choice
22@23c. Coarse, 18@22c; Common, 100
zoe; Fine Medium, 19@25c; Fine,
1S@92c. Fleece Washed &c, and Tub
10c. % tb higher than Unwached.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
MatSWdTfS.,

gtttSDaTfS,
@ei,en Stem gor: - Mai 1.o13,
Suli 9S5c.; ct. 2ouis- 0eoi $780,; Suit $50
Gents. Milmautee - Itai S8E &ents,
Suli S94@entS. NtinneopoliS -9to.1 @oro:
dat 924c. Suit 94E; gto. 1 ytortbern,
utai SO @entS, Suit 934c. &oleoo-
9oar : 90 @ents, Nai SO Gents, 8alti=
"Gorn yte1p Dot Itai AZ eents.
ct. 2ouis = Mai 315 Gents. Baltimore =
Nfai All Gents,
S6mereieu = gerfdufe mad Grobe:
Nlo6s 1.444@1.4 As, &imotbp 124@1.25; Glee
$3.45 fir Nrina= Sonen.
&s egeu, = 8ertdufe ua9 4robe: SEQ. 2
SIC, y{D. 3 454 @49Av.
@erRe- Sertdufe mad Brobe; geo. 5,
33@50c, 0to. 4, 30@3Sc.
RIete-8 ertGufe SUI $40. 00@$10.75.
ID lib Il ngs - 8ertGlie beritbtet at
$11@12.
sen. -gerfduTe: SEQ. 1 girnotbp 10000
1900, No. 2 DO. S.50@9.50, gem. DO. $500
1850, uplono Nreirie So, 00@11.00.
go y. erwel3en Nertdrle nod
Grobe: go. 3 $685., geo. 8 metBer SIC,
SEQ. 4 70@80c.
8t n te 10 Ell sen-8ertdufe na9 Strobe
go. 3 rotber $4,000. SEQ. 4 75@62c, SEQ. 4
meiBer $50.
= or It SertduFe nod 9robe: $50. 8
334 81; SEQ. 3 weiBes 34@34lc; $50. 4
31@313c, Aebreu 34@37c.
9eter - 8%ertdute mad Brobe: SEQ. 3
25@26c, $50. 3ueiBer 27@284c, 9to. 2 26@
264e, No. 2 weiBer 28l
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75c fir .Borf Barrels" uno 974D1.00
fur .Qarb Gierces@.
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goun9AmericaS 10 ollie. GlpiuS 103 @102c,
Sfirrrneo : &pins Sl@34c.. t=Bfo. Youn5
4mericas 9@9sc.. Sfimmeb &dle 3@5c,
grlds 9ale l0t@l1s., stgbnrger 11@114c..
Oometics SrpiB 13@14e.
@tec. 10A@11c bos Deo.
Start ofte9H. = Rireo 23@4Oe, .geers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
TIMBER, JoIsT AND sCANTLING

Joists, 2x12, 3x12, 2x14 feet long .......15 E0GD13 81
20 and 30 feet long. ............,16 5011S Il
3xJ4, 26, % and 80 feet long .....s IS NI1HQ O
3X16, % and 29 feet long ri 50l225
3x16, 30 feet long % 81
2-inch Gull plank, promiscuous width. ~
2X4 Gull, II, IA and IL feet. ........... 95
Heavy timber, Sx10 and larger, extra, accordin:
to size.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

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cuA 81 6ouf.
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Der Central irettion Der Monumental
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EitelS Brofelfor ernannt tporben.
Evening journal., 1890-05-03
McALLA ON THE srANn-
The Enterprises Commander Denies Fs
of the Charges Against Him.

The Enterprises Commander Denies Few
Of the Charges Against Him.
NEW YORK, May BIN the McCalla trial
Secretary Window has granted permission
to both sides to sum up orally Comman-
der McCalla was then sworn and said he
desired 70 assume all responsibility con
cerning anything occurring on the Enter.
prise. The crew he considered an average
one There were many tough characters
who had never before been on a cruise
During the entire cruise sixty-three men de
scrted. About o. per cent. of the crew were
aliens McCalla assumed the responsible
ity for Fitzgerald's punishment (the ia
cobs ladder incidentl. The ironing Of Walk
er and Hennessy had been done under his
direction.
The marching of the men up and down
the star deck was 10 sober them. He denied
depriving the men Of their hammocks The
ironing of the men at Rouen, he said, was
necessary. Their punishment consisted Of
extra duty and deprivation Of liberty for
from one 70 three months@
The claiming OF the men at Rouen and
at Villafranche was for ssafekeeping and
not for punishment. He did not think
there WAS anything in the story Of men
ironed at Naples. He acknowledged omis-
sions in the log book, but explained that
they were not intentional. He knew OF no
instance where a member Of his crew was
maltreated by his orders. In regard to the
straitjacketing Of Sundblad he said he
thought the man crazy from alcoholism.
He ordered two straitjackets. They were
intended for Walker and Sundblad. He
did not intend to, and did not, maltreat
Sundblad BY so confining him.
As to Svaglich's incarceration at Stettin,
he had had no knowledge Of it. It had
never been reported to him. He gave
Svaglich a bad character. He had deserted
the steam launch. Witness had known
nothing Of the straitjacketing of Ross at
Lisbon in December, 1883, until the sitting
Of the court Of inquiry. Commander Nc
Gala then told how when the ship was at
Antwerp he had came ON deck and found
it deserted. The officer Of the deck was
asleep in the pilot house and the other men
were absent from their posts He had con.
fined some OF the men and suspended the
officers Of the deck. He investigated the
matter thoroughly, but not until five DAYS
later did he know that the quartermaster
had received permission Of the officer of the
deck to leave his post He then ordered the
quartermaster released.
Evening journal., 1890-05-03
A Poor Man Cried.

PLEAsANTvIILE, n. j., May 9.-The Pleas
antville branch bank Of the Merchants
bank, Of Atlantic City, situated at this
place, has gone to the wall. Cashier Dunkle,
Of the main bank, said: tThe Merchants
bank Is not branch of the American bunk
Of Philadelphia, and has had absolutely
nothing to do with the American for tina
last eighteen months Ifthe depositors will
be patient for few days we can pay every
one back dollar for dollarn
The whole town is excited and wrought
up over the affair, and one poor old man
was standing out in front Of the massive
bank building crying as though his heart
would break, moaning for his hard earned
savings 10 come back. The bank had a
capital of $4,000 Cashier Lake of the
branch bank, threatens 10 make things
warm for the papers that have caused the
failure.
The bank at Mullica Hill, which is also n
branch Of the Merchants bank of Atlantic
City, also closed its doors The depostors
Of this bank are mostly farmers and are
ignorant Of the suspension Of the parens
bank