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THAT $40, 900 STAKES.
An Attractive Programme to Be
Run OF, at Gravesend To-Day.

An Attractive Programme to Be
Run on, at Gravesend To-Day.
The rich stakes offered by the Brooklyn
Jockey Club to be decided at Gravesend this
afternoon are attraction no less attention
than did the Brooklyn Handicap, and should
the weather but clear up for the afternoon
on the track.
The frat in point of interest is the Great
Amsrican Stakes, for two-year-OldS, at iiys
iurlongs, the guaranteed yAlue OF which -
80; 600, and many of the crack youngsters
OF the year are named as probable starters.
Morris Brothers have Russell, Correction
Aha Ambulance; Mr.. WitheTs, two unnamed
colts by Uncas out OF Neoromancy ana
.Dwyer BroA Blackjack, full brother to
Sir Dixon; A. Belmonts Fritz and 1T
ChArleA; HouRh Bros. bay colt, by StTatioTd,
out Of Evelyn Carter; w. LakelAnd'a WIN
4, w, l. SCOTS Bolero and Amulet; z;
MeCoy's Capt Wagener; Raneocas stables
Arrogance; Ii. McClellands SAllie McClel-
land and l.. j. Roses Conrad. all OF whom
nave proven either in public or private 10 De
thoroughbreds OF . high class.
Then comes the ST. James Hotel btAkes, Al
mile and quarter. with small held, but
the horses named are all OF tho upper class
and the race will be one wni IN w.tnesHing.
ne balance or the card Is good one
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ICEMEN GO OUT ON STRIKE.
Kniokerbocker Employees Wages
Cut Down 33 l-3 Per Cent.
Striking Cigarmakers' Demands Not
Yet Conceded by Employers.

Nov o,,5o,co .,no,r. o-d.r that tho
% NE" e,,uenee M sppo,.s ~. .o,uas .',a. h.. Wv. .ns
limit OF the greed oil the ice barons has not
vet been reached Al least one company
-. or,;,n.,o san,, rds nnon
suppi,na ,, ''s 49, ..,.'.., "s.s s.n 'po'
householders by submitting itS own en-
ployees to the squeezing process OF cuttin z
L., ,boir ni,,.rco or w..os
NV" '"oii p'''s"co W s
Consumers OF ice have protested ViRor-
S"o,., ~. ", s..In rs ,o,,."i
ae"u", VI 'no 'o 'u"io''' "no to.iioe
honseholderS TO pay them 800 per cent.
......,. a.. ,.. ,o,,,or. 80 ovor,, ton,iI, a,
meeoSSAis ioi 'he 'o"io'' Vi o'si' '"A' ~
this season.
,.nv,. .r,,,,ovoa, ,.tin, , lsrgo no,con, !, gs
Pahy emp'oyeo'' 'sAii'H 'Aike poi.ou'sse
of their weekly earnings to still further
""J" "',H,s w q. o.sa,n,ar.d ,,h,oh 49, nrov.
resiStahce H-ehcouhteIeu "hich may prove
effeotuA.
Forty-two second hands" are on strike
Harlem Branch. One Hundred and Twenty
eighth street and East River. Tho "second
hand is helper to the ice-Wagon driver.
He ACCOMPANIES him on his rounds and car
ries the ice into the cu'tomers houses.
hands at tie Harlem branch were pad at
ice sold by the drivers;
To-day new schedule goes into eject.
which places their rate OF payment at 30 for
eighteen tons.
Aud this in the face OF the fact that con-
sumers are paying o cents to 81 hundred
pounds, when IL has been conclusiyely
demonstrated, from undoubted data, that
ice can be brought here. and in brought
here: from Maine for o. ton and whole
sailed AZ " ton win nan some pront, 10
The second hands ~ last night made n
formal request for 50 week wages. This
Was refused. and they Immediately struck.
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WHO STOLE POL ?"
IsPEoIAL no rHE woRLp.I

ST. LOUIS. NO.. May 26.-sevsral days
ago a thief entered the house OF DIR. ID.
Morrow. at sos Jefferson avenue. and.
choosing bstween q sideboard full Of silver
ware and a red-tailed gray prrrot in gilded
cage, took the latter. Tho error Of his
preference WAS sOun made manifest TO him.
VII en- the burglar reached the street, for
" Stop thief and whistled mp all the dogs
in the neiRhborhood. The thief stood this
a. long as there seemed the taintest show OF
boys aud dogs closed around him, he threw
down the cage and nimbly sped away.
Damel ShAuRhnessy Was subsequently ar
re ted by the police. When the trial comes
M iu a few DAYS the poi cs sill lutTOdace
the parrot as the main prosecuting giIneSA.
The arrested man, who was ~ first lndiieT-
and declares that he will eneerfully face
Judge, Jury and police, bat never the tell
tale bird
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STOCK REPORTS.
Bulls Rule the Morning and Bears
the Afternoon.
Jay GouId's CorgratulatOI Call Causes a
Drop In ktChlson.
A Slight Advance In Cotton Sales
Over Last Year.

HERE was a lively
trading market at the
Stock Exchange to-
day. The bulls had
the upper hand in the
early dealings, and
they lifted Lake
Shore. o. t., New
England and Michi-
gan Central u to 2 per
cent, &c the great dis
may of the shorts, who
were forced to cover.
In the afternoon. how
ever, the bears had
their innings, and
under the leadership
OF Cammack and somc
OF the Chicago houses
they ham mered Atchi-
son, Chicago Gas and
st. Paul for all they
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he was BEATEN TO DEATH,
Mysterious Murder of a Prominent
Citizen Of jackson, Miss.
IspycIAL To THE woALp.l I

JACKSON, Miss. May 27.-The dead body
OF Major A. N. Kimball, native OF New
Hampshire, but for forty years a promi-
nent newspaper man in this State. and Re-
ceiver of Public Moneys under Garfield. Was
found by the roadside this morning.
He had been attacked while on his way to
his residence, Just outside the city limits.
after midnight, and had been beaten to
death with a club.
No clue 20 the murderers has as yet been
obtained. but the deed Is believed to have
been committed by negroes. with robbery
as the object.
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ciEar-Makers' Strike Remains on.

The ciGAr-mAkers' strike, said Secretary
Dampf. Of u ion l4+, this morning, pre-
senis no new features to-day. Fifteen hnn-
dred men are stu out, aud none OF the re-
sistiug manufacturers have given IN. No
additional employees went on strike to-day,
and no new empluVers were waited upon by
the strike Committee to-day,
The Committee will meet tonight, and to-
morrow will probably ealtinue it, work OF
visiting employers who have not yet been
asked TO grant the desired increase in wages.
Little will be done this week, however, as
in many shops the men have been laid on
for Q week.
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NO PAY FOR THIS sHATcHEN.

Bridal Negotiations Paid for in Fisti-
cuffs, Not Cash.
Ambrose Welmer, a painter, complained at
Essex Market Conrt this morning that John
Frederick. . telloW-woTknIAn. had assaulted
him.
WelmeT's story was that Frederick had
been sued for breach OF promise by woman,
and agreed 10 pay WelmeT S25 TO induce
the woman to settle the case by marrying
Frederick.
Welmer says his negotiations were sue
cessful aud the Wedding followed. Then hs
asked for his 81 5, bIt got . choking instead.
tes, as none Of the parties can speak En-
Rllsl.
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A DESTRUCTIVE EARTHQUAKE.
It Levels An Armenian Village
No Lives Lost
Irr CABLE To THE PRESS SEws ASSOCIATION

ATHENS, May 81. The Armenian village of
KAyi has been destroyed by an earthquake.
The inhabitants were wa ned by preliminary
rumblinRs and escaped into the fields. Not
a building was left standing.
After the shock came Hood caused by the
breaking forth OF numerous springs of
mineral water from creyees made by the
earths vibration.
Fields about the site OF the town were
flooded.
The phenomena accompanying the earth
quake were altogether of most remark BILE
nature.
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SHOT HIM in THE HEAD.
A Jealous Husband Wounded BY
His Wife's Former Lover.

Michael Charlotte. of No. eco Chrystie
street, shot Joseph Demarro. Of No. e53
Washington avenue, Brooklyn. during a
quarrel at the lAtter's apartments about 3
O'Clock this morning.
Mrs. DemArro lived with Charlotte before
her marriage.
Demarro came home early this morning
and found Charlotte concealed IN q closet in
q vacant room.
He demanded an explanation when Char
letto drew a revolver and shot DemATTo in
the head. He He'd. but WAS captured under
an adjoining stoop.
DemaTIo's wound is severe but not fatal.
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TOOK OFF ScIF0RD's BUTTONS.
Detectives Curry and Sheridan Also
Punished by the Police Board.

Punished by the Police Board.
Policeman Chester L. Sciford, Of the Ninth
Precinct. was dismissed from the force to-
day by the Police Board. for failing to
arrest Charles Jackson, who murdered
Mamie Murphy in saloon April 90.
The Board also reduced to the rank Of
patrolman Ward Detectives Curry and sher-
idan. of the Tenth Precinct Curry ia trans
ferred to the Fourteenth Precinct and Sher-
idan to the Thirteenth.
This was done at the request OF Capt.
Meakim. OF the Tenth Precinct. in conse-
quence of their testimony before the Fassett
Committee regarding the number Of bad
characters on the BoWery.
Policeman John W. Taylor, of the Twenty
first Precinct. al o goes off the force. His
delinquency was falling to subscribe to the
ysp Gorder oath. 44,..sa... ...
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Fxit oshorne az d Levin9s.

Allen LevIngs aud Osborne. MIX Inspectors
OF the Health Department was dlsmiaaed
to-day by the Grand Jury. The oOmnlaint
grew out of the inv esiIgation bY the fasneta
Committee.
The Hoard OF Health also dismissed the
complaints against tue accused, 61t eensnrec
rendered their designations, which we're -
I.l
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on Boulaneer's Coming
Opportunity.

inv CARLY TO THE PRESS SEwp ASSOCIATIONS. ]
LONDON. May 2T.-Henri Rochefort rays
he learns OH good authority that the conclu-
sion OF an alliance between Russia and Ger
many is near at hand.
This, he adds, would give Boulanger an
other opportunity. He would be recalled az
the only commander France has confidence
in. TO oppose such a combination, should
active operations become inevitable.
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WARRANTS FOR II BOARDS.
wholesale Indictment OF Jersey City
Election Ohlcers

Prosecutor Winfield. of Hudson County.
to-day issued sixty, eight capiaseS for the
arrest OF the members OF the seventeen pre-
cinct election boards, OF Jersey City, whom
the Grand Jury yesterday indicted for con-
spirAcy in last Falls election.
Judge LIppincott signed the papers. but
the warrants had not reached sherih Davis
at O'Clock.
1T is not expected that any arrests win be
made to-day.
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Found Dead in a Hallway.

Bernard Mcclure, forty-fiye years old. =
homeless man. WAS found dead IN the hall
way at 500 West Twenty-fiIth street this
morning. There was a fcalp wound on his
head, Lupposed to have beeu caused by fall
ing downstairs.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
Loans Proposed for
Greek Farmers.

NV cAprT To rHE PRESS NEwS ,ssoctIrrNSi
ATHENS, May 27.-The Government OF
Greece Ia about TO establish banks In various
cities OF the Kingdom for the special pnr-
Pose of loaning money to farmers FOREIGN
prise.
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For tie Grant Monument

IFTFVIAL II IIE H'IsENi ~t'1l1%
WAsHISoToS, May 27.-A bill was taeno-
duced IN the House to-day By Mr.. Flower
appropriating $3.50. 600 to complete the
Grant Monument at Riverside PARK, New
York 10 be paid over only when the Mona
ment Association has raised $500. 900.
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A cronin suspeet AlaFrIsd.

IFPTCIAL TO the EvEsIsa SoRLo.f
CHICAGO. May 27.-John 4. kunz. the
Cronin suspect, Was married this morlina
To the girl who constantly waited upon him
during his trial
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Penis Sentence on Thursday,

There was large crowd in Part Ill. Gen
sral Sessions. this morning. owing TO pre-
vailing impression that GEORGE Hamilton
Pell. the convicted Ia. K wrecker. would be
called for sentence, hut Col. Fellows had ~
put OF until Thursday.
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Through the Air shaft to Death.
Ellen Callahan. thirty years old. eommit
ted suicide at 2. 10 o'clock this afteruoon
By jumping from the roof OF her residelee
al lee FORSYTH street through the air. aAail
She was instantly killed
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Increase in American Meat and
Cattle Expectations.
tnrnLAr cAnLE NEwa aPkcIlL.

TDUNLAF
LIVERPOOL, May 27.-During the past
week sixteen steamers from the United
States and Canada have landed 5000 head
Of cattle. !, 900 sheep and $4,000 quarters
Of dresssd beef. an increase Of over 1000
cattle and over =. 900 quarters for the cor
responding period last year.
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THIRD RACE.
syesps,skes sh fer two; old: =. $40 each h

The lace. .-ENangellne made runaway
race OF ii aud won by four lengths from Sir
TIme-i, Oi.
Mutuels paid; Straight $50: for plaoa.
$40. 50. Sir Rae paid s72. SIS
Fourth Raee-The Great American stakea.
at FIVE furlon2s. Won by Russell. Correo.
tion second and St. Charles third. Tims-
\
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Won the Great American
Stakes with S2O,-
900 Guaranteed.
KING CRAB HAD TO HUSTLE.
La FavOrita Colt Won a Good Race
By a Head.
IaprcrAI TO rny yvrrIro vontp.I

ESPECIAL TO THE IvENrro woRLp.t s
GRAvEsESD RACE TRACK. May 2T.-Tha
weather has cleared up Just at the right
time and there is an enormous crowd pres
ent to witness the days racing. OF which
the Great American Stakes for two-yesf-
olds is the chief attraction.
Each owner has entered his crack Young
sters to try and win the rich prize which
the Association guarantees to be worth
$40. 900.
The other part OF the programme IL also
good, but the drawback to everything 10 the
heavy track.
Drizzle, with Barnes MP, was voted sure
thing for the opening event. aud the talent
therefore plunged heavily on him. II II
evident that the sloppy track did not suit
him, As he could only finish o poor third 10
the La Favorita colt and Chieftain.
King Crab was the favorite for the second
race and by his victory he helped the back
ers OF favorites out Of the mire.
FIRsT RACE.
sweepstakes at s"o each. for three-year.
olds that have run and not won at the meet
ing; 81, 200 added; one mile 81
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I2,258

N 1Eo "Hslp Wsntsd' and Situations
ILIko0 Wanted 4" WANTS" we're PSblisAsd
), Ths 8Ods On ia frat . HALF-RATE sITUA-
TioK DAYS. The laIssst sumssf si tAsss siassss
q sassrtissasa,s publlshss - sns ssAss As~ Yen
PAGER @as asa.
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The Genera, Assembly Adiourns.

IFTTrIAI 10 THE EFkNIH" W"HtF'
SARATOGA, May 27.-Ihe PresbytaFiAn
General Assembly adioHrped TO-DAY.
The Committee on Revision Will meet On
the first Tuesday in October. at Pittabarg.
IN ORGANIZE.
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FOREIGN NEWS OF THE DAY.
Five Men Killed by an Explosion
at a Torpedo Factory.
Germany's Spelling to BE Reformed
-Penance for a Broken Promise.

tBY cIntE To THE PREss NEWS krsoctArrnS.
ODESSA. May 27.-An explosion occurred
to-day in torpedo factory at Nikolarefl,
100 miles from this city.
Five persons were instantly killed aud the
works were entirely destroyed.
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To Reform aermany's Spelling.

fpY cABLH TO THE PREss NEWS AssoUIArroNl
BERLIN. May 27.-The Emperor has de-
cided to call a conference Of professors to
make reforms In German spelling.
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A NO 10 t" WAHT" rs ..I S7I.S ss'ol, at

It is doualy cheap on MONDAYS and
SATURDAYS
IHE WORLD's HALF RATE sITUA-
TIOH DAYS.
Help Wanted only I o cents per line !
Situations Wanted" only 5 cents per
Hqs on thsss TIVE dass
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The RAGE; After several breaks u: DAG
took him out clear anil led the bunch, who
were running in close order. 20 the stretch
Here there WAS II Q losinG mp and La FavnritA
Chieftain head. Drizzle was third two
lengths away. Time-l. 45H.
Mutuel. paid: Straight. s44. 20: for q
place, sis.75. Chieftain paio s26- 25.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap sweepstakes at s20 each. e3 n
declared, with 81, 900 added; one mile.
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showers and cooler weather.

y @AAA - . - - =
81. Hsdther padL
cations:
For Eds'erH Nelo
York ! IN lUers,
signify eoo{'T apd
ROr'hei'iv Isinds- De-
oOnllIg pdrtatis.
The weather to-
day, a. Indicated
by BlGksly's tsls-
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The nrooklyn.s Police Parade.

The Brooklyn police parade took place
this afternoon, the start being made IRON
the tdhntain at Bedford avenue at = o'clock.
Inspector Mclaughlin was IN command.
The men looked very fine.
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Baseball To-day.
RarnlnrIr .chedulsd r.me,,


PIAYERs' LSA0UE NATToNAL LTAoUE.
CIsyeGnd at Mes York Chicago a. New YORK
PtttsbuTE 81 Brooklyn. CleyolAnd at Brook b q.
HuhAlo At Phila GinciunAtiA at Boston.
Chicago at Boston PittsbuTz at PnilA
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIONS,
Wash. 81 Jersey City. Baltimore a. Mes Haven.
Newark At Hart ord. NilmfEtn a. Worcester
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sad Case of Destitutinn.

Mrs, Louisa Jones and her seven children,
from one to ntteen years old. were COM
mitted to the care OF the Sisters of st. Fran
els this morning. They hat been dlspos-
sess,d from fenth avenue tenement,
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Rhody's Governor InauEuratsd.

lsTEcIAL 40 ~ EfasLaa "9l'I7N
RKwRoAF. r. L. May s7.-Jehn ppg4
Was to-day inAuguratsd aOseFasE q Rhods
Island.
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Mining Stocks.

change to-day
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The Race. .-Grimaldi was first away a. the
start and Sorrento last. On the hrst turn
way TO Fitzroy. who ied all the way down
the backstretch; Grimadi then led until
well into the last furlong. where Hamilton
brought King Grab with a rush and won b.
4 length and half from Grimaldi. who was
a head before Golden Reel. Tlme-i. A33{-
Mutuels paidj straight 81 8. 4b Tor plAos
$40. Grimaldi paid s18, so :
THIRD RACE
Ia To- INV, vaa nI1s a s0A aaak
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thermomster;

1880. 1889 1880, 1888.
AssFaEs for pa. sssR'5-i0ss A'eFA 81 asa
Lsss.ss ios ssss sSsa4lzE slAs ~, EsAE. %
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mall doses Of C1RTER's LITTLE LIyER PIILS =
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
AN EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLAR Loss
AT PORTLAND.
FOREIGN
MILITARY CONTLICrPEEuICTEu HF
TWEEN TWO REPUBLIC.

MILITARY CONFLICT PREDICTED HE-
TWEEN TWO REPUBLIC.
CITY oF MEXICO, July ls.-Gen-
eral Ezeta has within the past week
raised forced loan among the peo-
ple Of Salvador creating great dis
content aud adding materially to
hi, uup0pularity. Ezeta hu- q large
f1rceof soldiers mas.ed ou the bDrder7
Of Guatemala aud IL j. believed that
il /, his intention 60 invade that
coantry. The last named Tepabiic
has several Thousand men under
arms on the salvador frontier ready
% repel any attempt al invasion.
A conflict may he expected o. any
moment
PR0BABLE SHORTAGES ~ GREAT
BRITAIS-' nor DEor.
New HoEK. Julyls.-Cabiegrlm'
repDu an increase in mold and
yerulin iu some of the EusIi-h bnl
plantations. The Weather Nsa o.
ported uuhvorablc f1T the crop
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

iuoftfr fo guard 4stiust results fHDFrI-
sIte ~ health. lfI- r-srELIsI Itar IEf iAar-
uuFlltre uf tuF tI sfrnI. tlr l.lut.s .s.lstIi1
b. Dr. opFurd a ben furb lHuliDf us1si i.rIf1
lftlrY are uDt. the hlie Ir flIrdIfrr'r1. tlr
duFes ma srrfI1u urlntraes Futur, aGd
other sy mpiems Lirl tlr r1eltlag etutr
oulY felds tu HggufHfr. llt tlfIlful
pTUUaTtifs Of hn~tsffrra ~rauHrA hIitrfr
oYnsfiiutfs a lneful aEelt iu rIusiruci fn
~ fhe bowels. 900 Promoting f. Frf4i.tf
habit m Hs lnnlifriF ruuaIi9r 90 llr 4fas
ilr Csthhriafs funueuug ute1 fr inr pure
pssaf si inrf if dHan unf afI tiHruiift Nii
puslunIHs "a laf ual fNH. aNlUh a.fn lNt
Iulafir tile uIIraun. fflr rf.fInUfu an4 l.ffI
Blao, Ia leed fne fulirs syairm Is fus uIafe1
aVf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

Estimates received here show a
probable shortage of Oue.quarter
one-third in England, about ,.is-
third in Germany and one-h ,lf i'm
the rest of the continent as com.
pared with last year. Early in he
week England was asking for offers
OF the lNn@ crop in America, but the
latest cLH,e9rams indicate a turn to
1889.
Prominent AMERICAN DEAD.
CAIRO, Egypt July lS.-Hon.
Eugene SCHUYLER, the Amerscan Con-
sui General here, and renowutd pub
liciSt, died to-day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


PORTLAND.
heat-Nallcy. 81 22tS6Sl ~
Flour-standard, s. %
outside grades, s. 30.
OatS-5l652c per buShel.
Millsluds-BNu, Sl56l7; shorts, Sl7Gl9
ground barley, SSt6SN chop feed, sS5
middhngs, 81 5O625. per ton.
. Hay -SlaaO per ton.
Buder-oregou fancy dairy, 25c; fancy
27is; good to fair, 2N622ts; California
lS62sc.
Eggs-Oregou 2Oc per dozen.
Pouluy-Old chickens, s. 5N66 os large
spring, s. O064 90
Potatoes--Sl % per Genital.
Chcese-oregon, n TO l2iac; California,
als to lOc.
Susars-Golden c, 4'sc; extra c, 81 dry
gNrula'ed 6's. cube, crushed aud Pow.
dercd, o. &C. per pound.
BeoDS-Suall white, 81 pink. 81 hayos,
- a. butter, s3: iimas, s - per GENITAL.
Dried iruits-Plummer dried, 10 to lie;
vldr.cd and factory plums, So to &c;
peaches, .Sundried ,Io'sc, evoporoted l6',
TO lee.
Rice-6'gc per pound.
HidcS--Dry hides, Sto &c; lsc less for
culls; green over 55 pounds 4c under -
pounds, Sc; sheep pelts, short wool, 50 to
dc, medium, 90 to see: long, 50 to 81 %;
shearlings, 10 TO 2lc.
Tallow-Good to choice. Sto size.
Wool, Eastern Oregon, 10 to Ice; valley,
Is to lSc per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l7,-Wheat 81 S2's
to l S'3 for standard shipping quality.
Barley-tecd 81 l5dl Is per GENITAL
Old brewing grades held at 81 ~ al 2lis,
Chopped feed. S2ito p per ton.
Potatocs-Eerly rose, 75c to 81; Garnet
chile, 75c to 81 per GENITAL; Burhauks, - To
l - per GENITAL in boxes.
Onions-Sl to l 50 for rcd
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Wheat-Buyer 30; closing, 81 s2iq; buyer
season, closing, 81 ass.
Barley-Buyer 30; closing, 81 2o's; buyer
season closing, 81 -.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO, July l7.-Wheat 81 olts.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Ju.y l7.--Cattlc receipts, ld,- ";
pttNNN, - 80 W . W. SNttI~, - ~ " ! Dus
Stockcrs and feeders, 81 - to 60; cwt, bulls
and mixed, 81 2lto3 TO- Texas cattle. s. 40
to CO..
Hogs-Reccipts, 22OOO mixed, 81 60toS 50
heavy, So 20 to 5 81. light, s. 50 to 3 95.
shcep-Receipts 1900; natives 81 80 TO 70;
Texas, 3 7Sto 1 ~; lambs . TO Is.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July l7.--Cohe' B., Rio tirmer;
nir cargoes. 20; No. 2, fiat bean, lSi{c to
ISIS,
sugar-Raw, held higher refined grim, |
81 To 5lq; extra {, 5as to i'ac; yellow, T., to
y sc; gmuuhtcd Gii.
pcrDlcum-->sc.
CHICAGO, July I7,--E,c, quiet "a; lsrSc.
Barley steady,
Whisky-Sl 10
Shouldcrs-Sj % TO D.
short Clears I5to5slO.
short r'b .---s5 ~
Lard 70 >-',.
op...U tp "Su.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-18

entered a cottage here and got away
with ten thousand dollars worth of
diamonds aud iewelry. The COZ.
tage was occupied 10y Vice President
Morton and his paItuer Bliss, and
their wives.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF
SAN FRANCISCO Is ROBBED.
SAN FRANC SEQ, Cal, July IS
The sexton OF Plymouth Congregat
innal Church reported to the police
last night that thieves had broken
into the church edilice and stolen .
number of articles. The thieves also
broke open the box known rs the
"Henovating fund subscription box
aud stole the entire contents