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New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
COTTON MAEKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, March 3, y. m.-Ihe sales OF the day IN
GUIDED I,jOO bilrs American. ......-- -, .-, ANT.
Futures closed Am' m'rcauNidllinS, low lnluuliR
claus. March delivery. i5-6tai i7.04d; March ana
April delivery. 46.GtGt 47-6id; April and May De
CrY JO-Bid4 5l.Jid; May and Jun" delivery, Ji;4d
buyers, June ana jug delivery, 3s'6id sellers July
and August delivery, ! COO4di 6l-6ld; August ihi
S"Itembcr delivery, G1Ctd C.-6id; september ana
OC.ler delivery G16idf G20id; october and No'en-
Der delivery Gl-6id sellers. . -
Galveston. March 3-C'tton quiet middlnc., sac
low niifd ing size: good ordinary 1@c; net ana gross
receipts 2O,O bales xos, 70 he Continent. l12j bales
sal 49, .l3 bale; stock. Ji.o1I bales
Norfolk March 3-Couon dun; mlGdling. S'4c: net
and po,s re.clps Lilo bales eNNrts coa'twisc' lou'
lalrs. -i -. 10, bales; stock, 3236i bales, -
sayunnah. March 3-Cot.on quiet middlng. SFc
low middlius. 7,o god ordinary isci nst ana trSS1,
rrropt~ 3.-jS bales; exports To Great Britain, 961
lalc,; to the Continent 1900 bac. .9aStwise' -V''
bll sales. .0JO tales stock. Ci,OE Gales. ,.
Ncw.Orlc,ns March 3.-Cotton quiet; m!ddiinc.
Hide: low mddng. l.l6c good ordinary ..let
NO, r,crlpt, bales .fO.- l3lS9; exports 20 tns
Continent s. i23 bales sales. 900 bales stock 80 95-
bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04

COFFEif-On the spot had less demand; but tle gen
eral tone quite firm. No EiO quoted 1St2c Sa!es,
800 bags No T. lSec 800 bags No s. 10 36c; 100 Daes
No Santos 1Sa-c to arrive 800 bags NO santos loc
eX-ship; 100 bags No santos. to be shipped private
LOO Bahia. 1Sc for No mild growths IN
moderate request. sales, 1850 bags Maracaibo. 900
Central American and go bags 1aguayTa private
terms. The option market developed further strength
and closed 5d1J points higher all around Speculation
fairly active. with renewed covering Of sh9rts on
flTner cables gained i2a9I frame. ard Hamburg
advanced = az pfg Rio and santos were tgn and Lon:
March SOS April 79s Sd May ss sd June 77s a.; JuEG
kiiOs nominaI good second 90 hiosl 100 6Go eX;
BAGS; RIO stock, ll7ooO bags RIO market firm Re Re-
ceips Santos q days 1900 bags Santos stock
o57 900 bags; Santos market firm; good average Santos,
80 Rio shipments TO Europe during last month,
81 900 bags Flo shipments 10 United states during at
month. 10000 bags Santos shipments TO Europe our
ing month 1sG 600 bags Santos shipments % United
during last month o. 900 bags Rio shipments to
countries during last MONTH 15O0O bags victoria
shipments TO United staesGnng last month 200 @ bags
Receipts at Rio July to March ,. 1921, 1SOoOND uhPs
same time 1890 l655oo0 bags same time iss S102sno 500
2,47dc9o bags sane time 1890 lG2s COO ba%s same
ais during lat month as 800 bags stock at AnfTerP n
sale off about Sc. above brokers, valuation
Good ordinary Java. Glic Tota! sales here to-day
blQ AS follows
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
BUTTER.

Receipts the week. - 0O2 pkgs Exports 3lS pkg,
The active and somewhat tAclru
At times aud prices have advanced 3a1c per n Every
thing fresh butter has "d quickly on ar
rival good deal o the held stock has gone INTO con.
sumption Buyers have found difficulty IN supplying tno
cr mt requirements their trade and dealers N10 rely
buying open market have bid very extreme rde'
the hone drawing goods out Of regular (hhil,IS
To-day market showed strength than ~ any uu'
since the turned upward, the very slow Iep0rh
making quite probable that prices
would still further IL begins to look, however
danger signal, should BE- thrown out Present
Ntrcm~ p!icc, materially lessen the local cQnsump'
tiOn, and almost TTcy the Outnf-tO"n demand
hce with ttlc Increase IN the receipts "lierS would
have plenty Of goods round and quick reaction would
follow Current sales to-day were the basis ul J1b
3dc for fancy pnn>ylvlnia and iIgin crlm'fy, 3oJ1c
Wisconsin, and 25d33c Tor common
trd, u good n--ts state fall made creamery /, Cling
pretty wo oGd3Oc and Western held goods have al.
lanrCd oO nSr for ordinary - strictly nnc FOR te
fw STATE dairy hall tubs received there Is qui,k ,al'
bringing and rcoadS to nrst, going a. 29dJOr
Al grad, o old dairy hghoT and stocks are getting
INTO -u1l compass Fine imitation creamery ha- ad-
vanrcd 3Oc factory ls selling at -Sd2Jc.
higher and market for all tho lower
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
FURS AND SKINS.
W. -,
MILK AND CEEAN.

The daily aycr,c, receipts of milk and cream at the
dinc.n r. road distributing points IN and near tne vi9
r the week have been a. follows Erie i3ji cans Of mia
III cans ot condensed milk. aud - can, ol, ciea.n
susGuchanna l52O of milk and - cans OF cream
Pennsylvania. PouShkecpsir ana bo't' - 'sn mi
; cans II cream: Ncw.York lily and Northern l,-lo
n mills l7j condensed milk and cans ot cream
New Haven and Hartford 1910 Of milk; ontario ana
W,,;,fn sci cans of MIX and O. OF cream; West
milk and i3 cans II cream Ne"Jese
,eut;al. OF ~ 10 Of and by
miscellaneous short routes 1;550 cans Of mix ard
1851 can, of milk 9O6 cans o condensed mlA ana 3i'
cans o: cream The average price paid for the platform
surnlus has been II 30 can OF 30 quarts. The milk eX-
change directors have lowered the price cent OF to "a
cent, quart net To the producer for March
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
'- ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS..

Liverpool March 3, 3 - p. m.-Bccf in fair demand
Pork in poor demand Hams in poor demand short cut
about - to 10 y. dull AZ aS' Bacon in fair demand
short rib about ~ n steady at 25s Cd. Cheese In h
dmaad Thoy poor demand prime city st,ady az
o.. Suirlt, u tuTpentiu,-Tho demand i improving
-,c9dy ~ op Coonsc,d OIL Liverpool refined, steady
at los "a. Rosn IN good demand. rd-Spot ana ~
furos in POOR demand prime Western. spot ana March
.trady at .9S Cd: April and Nav steady at %o' "heat
and hour iu fair demand. Corn. spot IN lAr delhaha
>. 5si April firm at - 4'sd; May tn at % 4+d
Hons at London-pacinc Coast ia poor demand
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04

cases 1859 Pennsylvania Seed 12u14c; so cases
1889 Dutch lac: $50 Sundrfes. 7a35c: also 900
bales Havana, 7ocaS1 IL; SCI Bales YaIa i and
private
WHALEBONE-The market is strong. Sales. 1.1oo
y at IS 80.
WOOL-stocks Of domestic wool arc quite small here
and arrivals light holders feel perfectly she
n demanding former rat FOR all classes of stock By
ers are ready 10 opeIa,o when the samples SNOW pefc
ton IL quite rcquCnty noted that round lois ei
Texas are being turnd over at from l9c TO &c; we
Xxx fleece. 3ic fine unwas'cd. ne; iaH I.Ahs.
20a %; pGllt 25d4j,; Trr tory. 19a2lc ArNas
" fotegn woods large but dcmand rathcr SLOW.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March 8, 1871
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the week Beans, O44 pK2si peiS, ''-vO
bGsh. EAports: Beans, 207 pkgs; peas, 20 Dds. ~
port, 35l pkgs beans There mas been rather NOR
bling demand In choice domestic medium alu PEA anu
the held steady the basis OF - % ddfIoM
have ccntlnued dun and weak az the Close u rW 'tS
choice bright JObOin2 trade az - o. DII Hro
Got. are Offering at ~ 60 White ana rtd kidney
easier and slow All Other Kinds OF domestic, as wen ~
foreign beans are having small movement az easy prices
upn- m nd
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
on NIARKITS.

on city Penn Malch sNatlena Transit EG csr'aeate' E,
NI,., goo Dns clraranccs. $4,000 bbsi ehaftefs'
9J O.i bbs; shipments. 3?o52 bnls; runs el8,O boS:
pl,t.butc. Penn. March 3.--P' tro.cum qultt uuI /;
National Transit certificates opened at 7cc closed at
Tjt,r: highest. nc; lowest, ln"c. - ,.,. .,,
bradford. Fena March $-Nasonai ] ]TranSlt eerti. g
opened at 1Oc ,!oIra go 1oo 49, hsc'' 4o
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
POULTRY AND GAME.

usc,i,ts or live poultry have continued moderate ana
under steady fair demand prices have ruled hn In some
reso little higher To-day fowls brought lsc generally,
CHICKENS I1c and turkey AZ l2ai-2,. Due,
when fine. bus common lots nre not
80, ,cd a. all pigeons In active demand
icreins OF frrsh-kcd poultry are running lighter ana
prices have stncncd 0ttc although
trade il ouet the macEct does not show much buoy
anCv Choice fresh Western fowls close fairly hrn
et I2c and there l. light movement
in frozen 9al0c, with an occasional los
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
CIIEESE
cxpor,s C.G70 boxes.

Rcc,lr,, Tor wenk. ss2S boSes; exports OO7B boxes
adv moderate trade has been In progrcss ana pTsos
hnya shown considerable hrmn"s, some grad, aifhtht
slightly. Exporter. have paid lie 70, SEQ n lVvU ooN
coior.d and HON" trade buYrf- nave ,lps
y tnIt price for pcrf ct quhiN' 't" Nnit'
or coor,d. Some hold r are refusing 70 = III inNolb
flcto-e- but that price has not hfonr 's'
tlbi-hrd a4 vt. Fine parcels S-dng At loadlote
fair st, lot going in-d- price and decent % primo
mn cream bring 9edloAc. Fancy SINAI! So are g''tHS
,flrr and ob out 10 l1c0ll34c, In q " eases l-,.
S.7.. 81 Inns and uar, skins show further change
P,na.~Vani, skms wcra lowered 70 1',c but AZ that
cr gr having attention. Liverpool cafe cooi'e
=. =.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
Turkeys are IN

CT choice chickens reaching 1ohc. Turkeys are are "A
moderate suppiy and quite firm, with here ana unete
lot OF exceptional quality going shade above & nn
and itE Geese quleb tipois duii' "'0''
extra Squads quiet. Tho
Frozen snipe and poyer are I'm fair denahu, naty aa
faw arriving at lrm prices when OF choice au''
Wild ducks very dull and weak.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL Dealers apprchended sohle
trouble among brckaycls that would interfere win tno
hfck movement but all difficulties have pceh oNVr N
come and business win undoubtedly go on smoothy;
The market steady. Quotations ON brick are ~ - "a
15s5 80 for jersey HaVcrstraw hard, - 'JdFO oV ,
Fishkl pale, S3aS3 % Croton, dark anu LSu s9
% brown Ihltdcuhia front, So; trenton 40. -
osenGac cement 81 IL per bb American Portland - 10
- 81 Engsh Portland. - j0d42 so: German foidaaa
~ 5o 80 O Eockland common line, IL per dbl ana uO
finishing IL II; Johns lime soc Tor common aI,
81 25as5 30 per loCO goats hair 2ld-Sc per ou' 0S
cHICoRY-In good demand at following prices Seeligs
o,Sonr ranar 5J, GGc: II. genuine granulated. ose
FavIor BBT6thers' English granulated 6'4c. 40. y,
GOCOA A-Suppcs 20 out moderately Dut lhe COsI va
,o,ce Darcels has undergone change Bahia loc ;
Tsaeas ItGl5c Trinidad l3Rc Guayaqui 13al3fc;
NGE STOCK-Is moving chiefly In small l0Is
., cos.r rates MolasSes Shocks and Heads 81 , 90"
G 90. Suaar Shocks and Heads. 3Snch, al 20; 3S,lhn
81 vs. a. 3f.nch III 90 old Shocks without lleadS
S59"Oc: Rum shocks and Heads s3 25G93 90 kulh tt
pres So 80 Empty Hogshesds' - % HooPS' - '
s2ga$3o: j. feet, $21ds2S cod - ,,,,hcr docline of
ros yayy sT' d% No sales reported Port re-
ci0t % $50 bales against 1887 bales TINS asy nf o
eE and 992 bales this day last year Crop moN1 la
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
HOPS.

lcccipts for the week LII bales exports. 10 bales
imports bales. Trad has been dull all the week ana
closing unsettled ond weak
Dealers only the smallest quantity NEEDED 10
keen M an assortment stock and brewers wants have
iocn snail olders have shown disposition 70 accept
the position and soil opportunity offered. N
terror markets all lower and very dull reports Cabled
frnr1 hnthI I.,-r lnnn an
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
,TAINEn.

Good Ordinary i;3gni ,ow Middling ~
GptionsA further break prices occurred in this lire
to-day and the pressure sell the speculation reached
yerv respectable aggregate Unloading the ''bull'
element quite general and there more or less sell
short The large port receipts had most
to do depression though the weaker foreign al
vices and fun stocks abroad added 10 the hNness Inc
opening d2 points decline after which there was
further break 5G points Toward the close however
rally as points local covering, leaving
offs laicS.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
SUNDRIES

PEANUTS-Firm: hand picked quoted at il-cl ana ana
farmers 2Ld3ac. Shclle1 qulct al Gc 10Y pai 'N ~
Jc for / Virginia hickory NUS uuii "1 - -'" w
pcr bush for average PRIME, M ,,.. H.. No-,b C,ro
BLLSWAX-Steady at -Od=Sci IatItf lOf NoTSh N"'o'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
Gre Cream

uoRTON,s ICE.CREAM Is THE OLD standard re-
ii liable icecream always pure rch ana ; heaIthiui q
Lr,uch and American it; you Will lAe ~
and will use none other Dcpot 3O5 ihave, oo5 Oth'
ave I2I0 9th-ave.. and 1i2 West l2oth-st
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
Dor, -. .,ToTS Avn VEGETABLES.

Larger arrivals of foreign and reports OF
Dundee DIM cargo 10, o' ,reor go @
Lays due next week. given tb market -U'1 10,
tone ~ the close. Prices hcld uhchah a.,
SIDE quotations are more eNtrene Swes' ppSot Car
nod and steady. onions quieV' aD
bagcs OF choice quality in moderate SUPPLY an Af r1'cb
fix kae in fair demand at G0d11c per Dbl op,it'lH
dull and weaker, about the best LOIS gong ~ - -
Florida beans and choice 10y, hf IA, , g gnc
large tabbages. Charleston asparagus lchG anu u'ii
outside quotations eNtcUe; some recent arr az ay ~,
Very rooT condition from cold weather good Eahy DeS
SO badly frozen to hc about wCruess On oo9eo m
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
ID BERRIES FRESH.
FRUITS AND BEREIEs-DEIED.

Receipts for the 700 INgs exports. 3lO1 nkQs
Napot"d apples have had dur sale all he week AMI tho
feeling Iu.f prices not quOtahlY 0""r
but buyers io round lot. could obtain slight concessions
nom late asking rates. SUnducG sliced aid quarters 20
scarce that extreme prices r'achcn. Chop stady
duli. Not mrch chang" in small ftuit'
ONLY a light Jobhng demand iDr California fruits.
- - nm. 10 o. ln.N
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
Ecrtnres ano nleetin9s.

V,UE IMMIGRATION PROBLEM:-A lecture
be delivered .cG Iaye @ sgeses in me lAsrt; s
EVENING, at 5 O'Clock, by GEORGE GUNIoN' Al
sion free
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
EGGS.

RECENT. for week 5000 bbls and 81 ,il2 cases; he
market held nrli following our last report uiul FrIaN'
llrht rcceIi- stimulated an advance 10 80 anu Oh
SATURDAY 4 further iulf0N en- At 20 l9c' '
brought very moderate supplies ana l7r was Iri'n w.
but ~ the ,lo., somewhat larger arrivals NV" O,u
for h.-t West m - Nash, " and l'ie for best
~ The market is very SENSITIVE
ton. changes th almost every chang" III supply
the general situ1ilon /, considered amy 1rn one
under firm interior markets and moderate hNoce'
~ stock IN trans.
" storm and Narthwr-tcrl, W t 80
Southwcstr rl. new Laid '."
Nashville. ail "a :.
a.I cnncs.e, ana North Carolina
Duck eggs. Md. per do, a o.
Duck eggs. southern. per dot..- ----oo dSl
FRUITS ASD BEEIiIFS-fRESH.
Apples ar, unchanged demand and supply both Hight.
Cata grape. about steady Cranb' 'rrrs duh. and only
small bhnr s1les the rdu ID qua ations. Florida
ofang,, In good demand aud choice i0t> !rm \ fair
.innv Florida strawberries arriying demand Urt and
prices lover recent arrivals by express have been
badly frozen.
Applc fair to choice per bb....Sl SOC - 80
Apples. Grooming hbl OOt On
Ample baldwin Der bb ................. GOA -
Applies Wine bb OI > -
Apples, knssct pr OOc 30
Apples mixed lot. per bbi O6a 30
t'rpc- Nc-''d y. y Catawl3 per On basket 2O" %
Cfanhcrics Cane cod fancy dark per bbl 10 50d11 90
cRSr. ca lsRt say 10 & Per csi 9S oos
ranb'rrcS Cap" COT i"ht o. medium pr crate 0od -
Cranberr.cs. Jersey per 30quart crat" o1"S -
Oranges. Indian and fi1fN River. Der box 90 > w
Oriap"-. other .octlons Florida. per box a 3
iancornci florida, ICr j COO u w
sraud,rIns L1o-d, ne, boY ........... . OOd : 60
trap" frut. Florida per bbl uu@ w
Straw b rri's Florida quart 10" 81
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
VVIIEAT 10 q.

Quotations were fcllONr; Flour nrni anu Hh'
changed No. spring wEcat, "l1-aoI.c; Nc ,Prne
whoa aj3c No. . red, :Ddj1r; 80. = corn - &c
80. oats, f5sai7seci 30. = rye' SO 80 h1f,2:
"r 81 = 5Jl.i -; mos. PORK. pr M. .: 55a79 -
and rrr 100 H. - snort RI, sides ioo.' - G0t
- ,o drV .roud-r-. b,Ncd -idsi 10; short 'rtr
iii - Ioh,d - sOesi s5; "h.hry. Gi,til,r- nr,hrd
..o II. uor gal II; -.21r, Unchanged 80. . White
1ats - .,rtoec; No 3 do. l.l-ais,c, 80. barley,
49,, -4Jc. Va
New-York tribune., 1891-03-04

warehouse deliveries February l, 1891 NewYork,
90 Ola bags; Baltimore 1880 bags Ne"-OrieahS'
Is. So bags total. .SO.S1S bags.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-30
WAYSlDE GLEANINGS.

There are five prosperous colonies Of
Mormons in Mexico.
In Sweden you can get competent serv-
ant girl for fourteen dollars year.
The most successful farmer in Aroostook
county, Me-, and the owner of the largest
potato field in that section, is a man para
lyzed from his hips down.
Experts studying leprosy in Simla have
found the bacillus. They succeeded in Civ
ing a rabbit leprosy, the first time the dis
ease has ever been known outside Of the
human body.
To indicate his reputation as an expert
woodcaryer a colored man in Hutchinson,
Kan, recently in fifteen hours carved a
chain nearly six feet long out Of solid
piece of wood
New York, according to the best judges,
now has a Hebrew population of 225, 600 10
go, 900 souls 1t is the center Of Judaism
in the world. 1t contains more of the Is
raelites than all of Palestine.
In the towns and cities OF Chill all the
shopping of any consequence is done in the
evening. In Santiago the stores are open
till midnight, and during the hot after
moons, when everybody is taking a siesta-
they are locked up.
The japanese language is said to contain
10000 words, every one of which requires a
different symbol. It IS quite impossible
for one man 10 learn the entire language,
and a we'll educated japanese is familiar
with only about 10. 900 words.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-30
RAILWAY RUmsLEs.

It's understood that the Brooklyn Bridge
company contemplates the construction Of
q number Of new cars.
The Union Pacific trestls bridge near
Dalles, Or, 32j feet long. was recently re-
built in twenty-foUr hours after being
burned.
A company, 20 be known as the Lewis
ton, Augusta and Camden Railroad com
pany. was organized at Augusta, DE. Ths
capital stock Of the concern Is $500. 90.
The Pennsylvania company has issued
an order 70 the effect that trsinmen must
not hereafter carry letters, packages, out
ter, buckets, egg baskets, etc, either cut
Of kindness for some friend OF for psy.
The application Of the New YORK and
Long Island Railroad company for fran
cklse 70 construct q tunnel three miles
long under the streets OF Long bland City
was refused BY the common council Of th2s
City.
There are ter main l!rss Of railway cen
tering IN London; on these 2,Z10 suburban
trains run in and out daily. while the main
lire trains are only about 40 IN iss9 The
ten lines carried 400.asJ5. 90 suburban pas
Esnsers-
The Pennsylvania department q inter
nsI Affairs has Just issued ssupeyb railroad
map Of fbe stste, which - neatly iaoiosed
n pocket shaped IKE al ordinary book.
The map Is drawn On q large seals, AID ae-
cUrately defines al Of tie STATE railroads.
me Big -Four railroad vii hereafter. IL
= reported, be opers:ed On plan similar
20 that Of the Penasy lvsBi& Essz. ths da-
ties Of TIE genera AID division sgpsrin-
tsrdsnts being greatly increased thereby.
a. the asintsna1oe Of way vii cDa-s or
rectIy u7der ths.r Eupervision-
John Il Innan. she president q tie
Richmond Terminal system, - one q TIE
busiest Of railroad rAZnasez- Re y never
TOO busT. however. 70 talk 20 ne~s9a pr
rsa- he, Ike Henry Clsrs, believes tnAs
tie b@st interests are ssrvsd CT al saGsz ~
telling Newspaper representatives trs
truth first, lzst and al TIE time
The Railroad Gazss.s hzs = table q Bes
railroads bull. IN the United E.stsz n fAs
first half q 90 TIE totaI Ezi.es q Elzle
lins track .asd Is ~. Eor the sAEzs psr!od
n $50 4 was SO. IN 80. / -, ard -
Iss.. :. ssa ftAe average far rs erss BAT
q isei = maintained The vs.zl fcr tss year
~. ~ l.lt-s 49, s--@. -. ----s@-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-30
Them for the benefit of the church. So I

them for the benefit Of the church. So ]
set to work to devise some plan by
which ! could arouse in their hearts a
more earnest interest. Out of this ne
cessity conceived the idea of calling
them together at my residence and at
tempting to organize them into body
of Christian workers. had prepared a
constitution for them to sign, in which
they pledged themselves to Christian
work. Well, number of them came
and cheerfully signed the constitution.
l really did not have much confidence in
the success of the movement, because l
thought they would grow tired Of it in a
little while, as they had of all other So
cieties which had been instituted for the
same purpose, but | was happily mis-
taken il this. 1t continued to grow in
interest until other churches began to
take it up without any special efforts to
introduce it. Soon inquiries began to come
in from other points, and thus it spread
rapidly from point to point, until now it
has reached every state in the Union
and every civilized part of the globe"
Every annual convention bears elo-
quent testimony to the enduring charac-
ter Of the movement inaugurated at
those simple gatherings in ''Father En-
deavor's" parsonage at Portland, Me.
In 1885 the demand for information con-
corning the work became SO great that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-30
CROWN AND SCEPTER.

The car of Russia performs famously
with silver trumpet.
The gifted queen Of Roumanis is eele-
brated among her subjects for her fine play
ing on the harp and piano.
The Duke Of Edinburgh is reported 20 be
the most niggardly man in England. He
IS forty seven years old, confirmed miser,
a fine viohnist and a good sailor.
The Princess Stephsnie is said TO be fast
losing the beauty that made her famous at
the Viennese court when she married the
Crown Prince Rudolph ten years ago. She
has never recovered from the dreadful
shock of her husbands suicide
Alfonso XIII. the infant king OF Spain,
Is said 70 De haughty little monarch. He
seems 10 have an appreciation o. the intrica-
cies of court etiquette that would be re-
markable in boy twice his age He never
forgives nor forgets an odease against his
dignity.
The favorite wife Of the Turkish sultzn
IS said 70 be Flora Collin, once poor girl,
and the daughter Of French coal miner.
She was placed with q famous French
dressmakeF. who sent her to Constantine
pie with dresses ordered By the suItan,s
mother.
The Prince Of Wales Is sz.d 70 be q light
ming change artist IN the way q dofhnE
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