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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
DETECTION OLE Tile RIKns

DIREJIIUN OF THE BINDS.
John l.. BreweT-36 drivers, - right quar-
terers, 81 left quarterers, II lncone5S, II
toweIers; dead out Of bounds, 2; used sec
ond barrel 107 times, % times to XIII and "a
for safety; number of birds called, 12.
J. A. Elliolt-l9 drivers, IS right quar-
terers, AZ left quarterers, II inc0mers, II
towelers used second barrel Sc tines, "a
times 10 xiii and II times for safety; mum
her of birds called. s.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30

or that Beautlfer OF the teeth, SoZODoNT, is that
Its effect upon the mouth is refreshing, while as q
means OF cleansing the teeth and improving the
breath, ii stands alone.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30

Some OF the scores made by other partlcl-
pants in the regimental shoot wsre as fol-
lows: ii. Clark SO, Sergeant Woodall 80, e.
+. kinsman 26, A. Nj. Holman ., Private
Winant 20, Private Patton 26, Sergeant
Kelly 20. Corporal Gardner %, L. G. Sachs
IS, Captain 0'Neil 81. Lieuten mt keIleher
81, Private Meade %, Private Fell II, Pri-
vate Wall 10, Colonel Roster %, Private
Stitts II, Corporal J. MeLens 81, Private
Thompson II. Private Kelly 20. Sergeant
Meunler II.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30

The alarm from Box s., at 7:45 o'clock
last evening was for chimney fire at 524
Hayes street. No damage was done.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
BlRTHS-MARRIAGES- DEATHS.

r,.irth, marriage and death notices sent ~ mai.
eli, a., y tsserted, They must be hande5 In at
eltatF OF tue publication onCeS irdor5e1
VITA the name and residence of persons authorized
TO have the same published
BORN.
MCCULLoCH-In this city. March 2S, 1891 to the
wife of c. A. McCuoch, daughter.
CoGOZzO-In this city, March 20. 1891, to the wife
o. J. Cogozzo, son.
sUTToN-In this city. March %, 1891 to the wife
of 5. b. Sutton. a daughter.
GARrER-ln this city, March 81. 1891, to the wife
OF Ashley X. Garter, daughter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30

Cate and Anderson each broke fifteen
straight and made what is termed 10y pigeon
shooters as ''cleln' scores. instead Of
shooting off the te they divided the purse.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
CHARLES p. DUDLEY.

Charles p. Dudley, an old resident of Oak
land, died Saturday night from congestion
of the lungs at his residence. 1896 Adeline
street, in that city. he was is years Of age.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
At SuiSun.

SUIsUN. March 29-The baseball season
was opened at Suisun by game between
the Suisuns and the Napas. The game re-
suited as follows; Sui,uns 10, Napas g.
The battery for Suisuu was 1illman and
Larkn and for Napa Manasse and Osborn.
Eight hundred people witnessed the game.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
OBITUARY NOTE!
LATEST Shifting INTELLIG EN0E

A. J. Turner, an old California pioneer,
died yesterday at Elmra. Cal. aged Is
years.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30

N counting the TesuIJ OF tnlS matCh Dy
CreedmoOr rules, ii will be seen that some
excellent scores were made George Helm
made the excellent average of As out of
possible 80. The other contestants all made
shaTpshOOterS' records. According to Creed
moor the result is as follows:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30

-Messrs. Ricketts, and Tobin OF The, Sal
Francisco football team refereed and um
pired to the evident satisfaction oil DOL
sides.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30

COMPANY d, SECOND REGIMENT.
The members Of Company ID did not turn
out as strong as usual. The lack in num-
Ders was made up by the enthusiasm of
those present, who improved the oppor-
tunity of firing mauy practice scores when
they had finished their medal competition.
The scores Of the members are as follows:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
LEAGUE LINERS.

Items of Interest Concerning California
Clubs and PLAYERS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
COMPANY D, FIRST REGIMENT.

The following scores were made by other
members Of the con- pany: Sergeant Ii. c.
Schroeder %, Lieutenant Kelleher q, Prl-
vate Masten Is, Private Badt q.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
BREAKING GLUE RocKs.p
The Se1by-McdaI Shoot Held at the Oak
land Race-TraCk

Tho Se1bvMcaoI stoo, ucId ,+ e. o,.
''-"' '""' oNoo. ii'iu at the YAK
Nine representatives from the yarious qun
II, tt:. 6
cluDS participated III contest Tor the SelDy
medal at The Oakland race-irack yastardav
- ..p,..S,., ,. N u"o
morning. blue-rock dlscs were used
and the match was governed nv fine tram
oto,i,,. -, :. . ~ ,.i
shooting rules OF the American Association.
The conditions were favorable and eonsa
- as.',a "'AN '0i'9e-
made. Each marksman shot at thirty single
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
CITY and COUNTY TREASURY.

san FRANCISCO. March 100,
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PRoTTsio%s =.
Supervisors, approved September & iesS -
VIII De sold at public auction by h s S1e5r' ~
@' 'heir sales-roomS, 1885, Suffer st-es- al
MoNDAf, "A RIL @, 1901.
anu unclaimed property recovered ~ tbs nri,.
iyIce OF san Francisco. detailed ~ an IN -s.t,e
taereOI on lie In the Office or the cIrrs OF III, r.
OF supervisors and consisting of ie,sc;rv -,
apparel, pistols, knives etc 's' f'- -
open for inspection on morning of Gle
c., j. h YfDREfr
mro tu City and Cout- rrsa,5re-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-30
A GOOD MATCH.

One of the most interesting shooting
matches that has taken place for a long
time was contested yesterday. The marks
men were all well-known riflemen. and
although some did not shoot up TO their
average, still good scores were made. Three
teams Of TWO men each participated Tor a
purse of $50 Tie different teams were
composed as follows: +. Kuhnle and II
Carr, A. johnson and Ii. r. Brown. George
He In and Ed Hovey. The target used was
the American standard and 10 was the
used s. Sharp Buuchard rife, six-pound pull
of trigger, while Kuhnle, Brown and Helm
used Winchester set-trigger rifles. 1t wa
acknowledged on all sides that this was a
strong team of six men, that it would be
hard to beat as ail-round mGrkSmen, and
much interest was conferred in the match.
The score is as follows from each ten shots:
F. ....,.,,,,.,.,.,,,, 10 Sc "a rs s4-tO3
n Carr - eS 79 rs rs 7S-37S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23
Dressmaklnu.

TA1LoRS and DREsSMAKERS l assure
4 you are not In business for your
mSa,sh' bct want to purchase your tim.
iNihfs at the lowest prices, and the only place
70 DO 80 Is az JOHN r. DAVIEs'S. 81
Sh!lth.st., BrooSlyn. For mall order. Price
nst and catalogue call or send your bust.
hess card.
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4 EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW.
Il YORK TGlBJ NJ WILL BE RE.
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICEo.
40. lbs Broadway. corner Thlrty.nlSt;,t +;
LILO broadway, corner 2ith.st.. until o
H. M. 20 West iwontY-'hiId.st.. corner
ath.ayci ~ Gth-aNe. l3% Eoprth-aye.
ner Forty.s .>cnth.s,.; l.02G IhiId-ayc.., near
= N~tv.lfst .. Los Fl~r-t-lVc.. lQj West
ogly..c- ond.-t 1.c92 CclumbusaNe;
Iih,rty.st.. s.. Avenue 4. 1928 Third.avc..
I'D tae HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East ono
huncrrd.1ud-twc tv-il hist. up 10 8 D.. NJ.
and .06 West le.hundrrd .and-twonty.hith-
e., At rc2ullf Office rates
~ AENER and DISCRIMINATORY
Il aud HDUSEWOHK.- by young married
couple; no childr, = man knows farming,
|mlhlnr: wife good family COOS. lauudrsss
or hor-. worker best ot references. Apply
or call 80 ith-ay".. 10Th and "6th 50.
4, AENrE want To engage on ,iock
iarm 49, aHagrf. or srntrman's p.ary
md, r-tlnG, fancy stock and farming Ia all
hriurhr, large esp .,lcuce; American.
J.. g. y. Boz l2S. l-llp. l.. I.
A. AEMGE.-By married. ", lehman wants
j house cSucri"rscd al work; small
family: Wifi dairy and pluitrr; excellent
ic'e encc. A. CtRrtN EK'a. t1s 9 have
HAKpENlK.-By Ergiishmea. married;
family; best references. Al CAHPEN'
irl;'A, los jth-lyc.
EARDENER Situation wanted by a
VI married German small family lrst elias
Npgetahlr grower; understands the care Of
flowers and general management OF gentle
man place can milk and make himself gen
&. G 7. NJ Depot Place High bridge
= AHDTNER.-WanttG position as gar.
N d"n,r and foreman OF 4 gcntl,man's
iocr. Nv II young married man no family;
bet or references QlNCa. Address Box Jo3.
White Plain, Po,tofice.
CARuENER-CtoK Nc.-E1rli.h Prof..
VI cstant. no family both experienced A.;
nan tNp rlsired all branches: excel mt
IefercGct-. At CARPENTERS. los eta
ave.
GARDENER and F~LOHIsT.-By Hr,t.
u cll-> mas: maiii.d can taNe full
charge Of a g"utleman's rlar' WA green
nous can tH'c carr oI, h'r.e and cows;
~ -t-'i4,s lcicrencc. g. l., Tribune Odice.
HAEpENER, expert IN all branches OF
N gard nina, wants n : ~tIatlon N private
or cammerrl'l place: sinIle. Address ~.
BAUER. III Coopor.aYe., Brooklyn,
Is ARDENER.-By single Scotchman well
VI used t -aldoniHl Y all branches qla,.,
fruits, flowers. vegetables. &c. best refer.
orcc-. At CARPENTERS. LIS dth-ave.
CARDENEE.-By a married. man. no fam;
NJ fly, on gsntlcmGn's place; experienced
IN greenhouse and gardc1 3 year., IN lat
htiff i~' ~ run. NNNL - - .lFA ~
Bridawan'S soed.torr, a. East 1oth.st.
HAKDENER.-By a young man, married.
VI VINO th%trrughlr Understands cave =
crrcnhou.r, rC>ehousc. hot and cold Crap
,rir,. fruits and veg table GARDEN. and The
general ~Hana--nont OF q ceitlcman'S place;
iir-t rrf. r0HccS. Aifrcs- DfkMAN,
81 A-hburfon-avc. Yontcr- y. Y.
~ AEDENEN.-NV y trustworthy. reliable
IL man. sr Gle; understands care and man
agrucnt OF lcrs'~ COWS. lawn Tc.; eNCrv-
;.ing 10 connection with the business OF q
well-kcpt gcntirulan's place: Will BE- olsen.
gagged lst OF April. Address A; NJ, care OF
&. McMahon, Shrewsbury, N. j.
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FURNISHED Gonscs.


mo LET from Nav l handsomely fur.
nishcd twenty. foot house In perfect
order steam heat and al modern improve
ments. Address LENOX HILL, Box IL,
Tribune ONCE.
Country.
GLEN RIDGE, n. ITO rent, furnished.
VI SIX minutes from two stations and
forty minutes from New-York by Fifty caily
trains; a comfortable suburban home. built
In 1887; replete with every convenience,
consisting OF - rooms. %verandas, lawns.
tennis court and garden, liz acres in all viii
be rented very low for sixteen months from
June Il two summers ana one "intrr:
York, or 29Hillside.ave., Glen Ridge. y. j.
I n TEMPLE STREET. New Haven. a
L cottage house cOmm0dious. furnished.
every modern Improvement furnace, open
nre-places. billiard room, grounds, beds for
vegetables, stables: for rent TO a desirable
tenant for six months from May 1st. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 25f. New-Haven. Conn.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS Tor THE NV.
N YORK Tribune MILL BE RE
CrIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. LBS broadway. corner Thifty.frst,st
L., m /; 30 N;est Twenty.thirt.st. corner
Shave: l52 0th.ave. ij3 Fourth-ave..
corner Fourtccnth.st.: 200 Third-aye.. cor
S.xty.nrst-st. Los First-ayc.. 106 West
Forty.second st l,oJ2 C~olumbusave.;
LILO Nirth.lve., corner 7eG.st.; 90
Lihcrty-St 81 Avenue \, l.323 Thirt.oye.
huudrrd.ard.twenty-ffth-st,. up TO s y. Nc.
and EOS West One.huudred.an and twenty fifth.
ST., az regular ofico rates.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.
gounirn Real gsiate for Sale

n OTTAGES. Mctuchen. FOR sale large
lot. stable improvements ffuit; great
j. w. FIELDER. 80 LlLerty'st.
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domestic Giinailon5 IUnnlto


Males.
TTENDANT, correspondent and valet.
"A visiting or permanent mentally Insane
or invalid gentleman experienced nurse
college graduate massage trrfatiOF VIII
travel anywhere; uncXccptioEanle fefcf-
cnce,; rheumatism, PARALYSIS. nryousicss'
rbron}c ease. baths. magnetic treatment
shaycs; willing: good habits physician''
references. Address THOMPSON, 90 west
35tn-st.
A MARRIED COUPLE would like work
II on farm or gcntleman,s place Hhere
honesty would b. appreciated modrfatr
wages. Address WILLING. Box a., TTIO-
Uu. Ofice.
TTFNDANT. Sc.-By reliable. German
"A Of rcOd address. experienced bur-''
permanent engagement 70 invalid gen
ileman' confined or travelling references
from physicians and priynte parties; terms
moderate. J. RUDOLPH. 402 Oth.aYc.
A GOOD FRENCH FAMILY would like
n TO have q pace IN . good family nan
can do everything on n farm wife j. 2 gool
cook, washer and ironcr girl can help N tue
house; have good rrfetrices. Address
FRANCOIS RIVlERE, . West.st.
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flats 60 Get, FURNISHED.

M ACHELOR APARTMENTS. large and
ID small entire parlor floor all have phi.
vate baths; furnished or not. 30 West
3Jth-St.
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a YORK TRIBTNE WILL BE- cnHS
SEIYEp AT THE UPTOWN OthitEo:
40. ,2So broadway. corner ThirtY'hfsyn1"o
5.l40 broadway. corner 20th-st.; unoor,er
SHAVE. l52 6th-aye. 1881 Fourth'avG:.
corner Fourteenth-st. {; 200 lhlrI-ave.. co.,
W. xc,ty, seyenth:st loo Third- soG West
fertr-second st. 1852 COlumbus-aVe;o
no Ninth.ave., corner l2d,s,.i 20
Mberty.st 80 Avenue a. 1893 Third'aSs,.
ssno NE HARLEM OFFICE. 1870 East omo'
Observation-Disclosures, up TO d d.. IL
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- o. regular Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23
THE MONROE ERASER MFG. Co,
Ia CROSSE. WIS.
Females.

nlAMONDS, watches, lewclry delivered
~ easy payments samples sent upon r.
quest. SYNDICATE WATCH CO., ii iasI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23

"sNTED--A few moro en~gaeemcntS D
w compctent dressmaher. Auufes'
We uIYpTUFY. I47 East 4eth.st.
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Real estate 10 Gtrhanae

a. ~.
COUNTRY SEAT or farm wanted IN e e.:
/, ~ Change for frst-class house nSai .sh
rerk and one In Brooklyn might aau va an
hOYr ELWELL & PATTEN. ID. way
I WILL exch7Dge An equity Of $500
Bensoahurs. improved property foI goou
n~foo.lyn lots OF same value; n y
SOOD CHANCE. Boy J.. Tribune oi"oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23

VOCNG LADY u good family, with 20.
cip advantages. having been several
years In Earope. would give services In eN-
change for refined home, or travel as. com.
panion or chaperon fine reader; good COZ
| respondent. L.. 26 Last 75A-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23

M ANTED.-SALESMEN. on salary or
w Commission To- handle thu NEW
PATENT CHEMICAL INK ERASlN'i
PENCIL. The greatest noN, lty ever pro-
duccd. Eras"s ink thoroughly IN wv" So
1nd. no abrasion Of paper. 200 To- 500
per cent profit. one Agents sale. amounted
T. 1920 IN SIX days another i32 tn two
hours. We want one cncrrrle '''n'Ial
pie rs mail IS ct-. Iog terms and full PAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23

3O O0O P0LLAEs. = cash s,o l6,y,oy
roller proros, -four min. with ncvcr-faling
water POW Or. On COMPETING railroad, lines,
with II acres land. I'VE dwellings and otter
Improvements 40 miles from NcN-1orki
must be sold 10 liquidate estate. BOSCHLN,
EAeeutor. lQl Barelay.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23
Connirp Real Gsiaie 90 fei

CRAWFORD, n. IA small house. with
sl modern Improvements. barn. Inc
garden; 3 churches, good school, near
oepot; will b. reat.d low to a good tenait;
Finest, y. Y.
FAST ORANGE, y. J.-FOr rent-One
~ extra nne house. with all improvements.
Address JOHN ". RUSSELL 200 B'way.
0RANGE aud ticmity.-Deytable houses,
~ Bear all stations rent or SAFE. liza
n TAYLOR, opposite depot, B!ick Chuieh'
- 0UTHAMPION, l.. I.-Furnishea COZ
~ tsges By ocean and lake iof feny w
Real Estsh Agent. New.York Office. Pu'
htzer Building. Room SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23

l. good cook and laundress, or housewoLk
for small ,amiIy; best rcfcrencesi city or
cnnntry. Win Mrs. IYLeIt, 3oo Otl-tNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23
Qresemakin9.

A KfISTIC DEES>NAKLN-i allOrlnaGe
n suits from SO; III guarantee az" Dat,
AM London and Paris df5ssma"Ih2. lOl
West 2lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-23
domestic 8ituations Naateo
Females.

~OoK-Ry 1rst.class Swedish cook; nm
dcrst1nd, all branches OF fancy COOK
ing: has best city references; city or eouh'
try. please call 14J Oth-avc., near sZd-se.
The advocate., 1891-07-22
THE STERLING EIGHT FORK HA,
TEDDER.
THE EUREKA MOWER.

Direct draft, wide cut. Runs lighter than Slde-cu
machines. To cut twenty acres with 4&fO0t side
cut, SSM milea are trAyeled with the 7foot EurekA
2S miles, making IS mileO In favor OF the Eureka
The advocate., 1891-07-22
STERLING or VICTOR HAY.LOADEF

Two widths 81 and feet.
Is specially adapted fer loading hay from either
sWath or windroW, without any change
1t can be attached 10 anV hSy.rack all the neces-
Bary attachments tn do 20 going with the Loader.
IL has . capacity FOR loading ton OF hay In Ave
minutes.
For loading rapidly whore hay is medium TO heavy
crop, we recommend that it be taken up from the
swath, driving In the same direction that the mower
went; but when the crop 10 light 70 medium, It oan
be handled better and quicker by first FAking Into
windrows and loading from the Wlndrow.
The advocate., 1891-07-22
AUTHOR Of
SECRETS OF SUCCESS.

History has taught me that success never
comes 70 any person MlenOut persOnM enort.
John Sherman never could accomplish his act IN
resumiDg specie payment while secretary Of the
treasury, but with selfWill and personal effort he
did, to the surprise OF all So with the book
beans, oats and corn, and 500 bushels OF potatoes
per acre, did not accomplish all this In one
year. but by personal efforts claim that have
solved the problem. Through this one book
ten You an for S125. IL contains more practical
information than many books sold for double the
amount An subjects are brief but TO the point.
Mailed on receipt OF 81 26. Mention this paper.
III. HI. DEWEESE, PIQua, Ohio.
The advocate., 1891-07-22
THE KEYSTONE HAY LOADER,

Il requires no extra men or horses to work It. HAs
been IN use for several year, BY ito use a. much
time S saved aa by tho use Of the mower hOrnO rake
horse fork or hAy.carrier. BY Its use farmer can
cut and take care OF double the amount OF grARs
daily. To attached 70 rear OF wagon and operated by
same team that drAws the lead. Each machine IA
furnished with Wlnd.bToAk attachment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-27
Union StockYards-Chicapo.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
UNION SToCKYARDs, ILL.,, Sept 90
Prices steady at the late decline, but the
lowest of the season.
Burnett Bros, Rutherford, 103 calves,
III pounds, 81 per 100 pounds; 46 steers,
1919 pounds, $3.50; As steers, 997 pounds,
$40; % calves, 265 pounds, 50; 100 cows,
sol pounds, Sl.9O; 30 cows, IA pounds, ST. 15 !;
26 cows. I'll pounds, s1.65.
Harold K East, Carlisle, 4S steers, $50
pounds, 81 40.
j. P. Jones, Seymour, sold 81 cows, 61S
pounds at SLIGO; % cows, $50 pounds, at
Sl.4O.
j. NJ. Williams, Colorado, sold 80 bulls,
941 pounds, at Sl.20.
Hoff Bros, Catoosa, sold 27O steers, 7S5
pounds. at S2.25.
Hansford company, Canadian, sold $50
steers, 1907 pounds, at s.. 40
George Simpson, Gordon, sold SO steers,
SCI pounds, at So. 35.
NJ. Blocker, Panhandle. 299 steers,
$40 pounds, $3.50; IS steers, 91S pounds,
81. so.
7. B. Jones, Rutherford, 40 steers, 925
pounds, S2.35.
r. d. Craiger, 152 steers. 1925 pounds,
S2.75; 1S5 cows, 955 pounds, Sls5
Slaughter & H., 259 steers, S43 pounds,
81 25
Foley & Co., Seymour, % steers, $50
pounds, 81 3d.
5. j. Newton, 46 steers, ss5 pounds, s2.s5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-27
Kansas City stockxards.

Special to the Gazette
SToCKYARDs, KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept,
26.-About 5000 Texas and Indian cattle o1i
sale; quality common; market actives at
lowest point of the season; yards prEtty
well cleaned up.
j. F. Taylor, Ponca. sold 125 steers,s SSe
pounds average, at $500. X
e. Sacra, Is cows. ISL pounds, at sf555. -
W. A. Towers, 40 Indian heifers, 1874
pounds. at 81. 10.
Ike Pryor and others, Chillico T. T., 256
steers, S53 pounds, at s. 22S steers, S55
pounds, at $225
V. Howard, Carey, POS steers, 9sl pounds,
at So 5.
Western Investment and Security COM
pany, Clarendon, 1875 cows, 125 pounds, at
S13O
j. F. Taylor, Adair, so cows, III pounds,
at .25; 261 cows, 796 pounds, at Sl.25
S. Cuthbirth, 43 cows, SOB pounds, at
$1.45: bulls, 1862 pounds, at Sl.l0.
Goodwin Bros, Indianola, 26 cows, SOB
pounds, at Sl45
Mann, Gregg & Nelson, 95 steers, 92S
pounds, at $22,25
Others, 105 steers, S9l pounds, at ST. 80;
81 steers, 1862 pounds, at S1.9c; 10 steers,
935 pounds, at ST. Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-27
COTTON Miu OpeAtiyes

ten operatives for the cotton mill,
seven of whom began this morning. The
mills agent, who is East sending these
men, writes that another good company will
arrive next week. The mill is turning out
fine cloths of good and many varieties of
plaids. checks, stripes, cottonades and
denims. The present managers say they
will have the mill in full operation in six
weeks. The Polytechnic College and Cot
ton Mill Building and Loan association have
called a meeting to be held next Tuesday at
p. m at the office OF the Polytechnic col
lege on Third street, near Houston, for the
purpose of organizing and getting to work.
Those wishing to take stock in this new
building and loan association can find the
subscription at F'oSdick & Furman'S Office.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-27
Shipped from Albany.
Special to the Gazette.

ALBANY, SHAcKELFoRD COUNTY, TEX,
Sept. 26.-Twenty-eight cars of stock were
shipped from Albany yesterday. making
two trains as follows: j. A Matthew's
fourteen cars beef cattle to Chicago market
o. ]. Woods, three cars to Chicago; Quill
and others, one car sheep
A E Dyer shipped to the Chicago mar
kets for S. NJ. Swenson & Sons of New
York, fourteen cars of cattle to-day, seven
cars of beef steers and seven cars Of COWS.
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