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The morning call., 1892-03-27
OBITUARY NOTES.
JAMES CANNING.

James Canning. the well-Enown Oakland capt.
talist, died al his home, Sb4 Sixteenth street
early yesterday morning, at the advanced age of
81 years. j he deceased was native of Ireland,
where he spent bis youth and early manhood.
lie immigr sted TO this country Ia Is4S. In
1857 the gold fever. which had Infected the
cnuntry In 1S49. broke out afIesn, and Mt.
Canning. who al that time WAS residing in Mch.
gan, set out for this coast. lie arrived IN san
Francisco in 1858, invested his capital In city
real estate and with sucn judgment that he
reaped large returns. Ten years later he
moved 10 Oakland, and al once became
heavily interested In real property there
and established the home In which lie spent
the last quarter Of century of his liie month
ago he felt the end WAS drawing nigh and lie set
about preparing for the end. DuiiBg his last
moments he was surrounded by his WIFE, a few
sorrowlDg friends and his spiritual adviser. Rev.
Thomas insolvency, pastor OF 81. Francis
Church. He leaves no children, having had but
one relative. his Niece, formerly Miss May Yore,
now Mrs. Michael Dayltt, wife OF the ceebr ated
IIish agiIator TO whom she was married In the
Claiming residence four years ago. The funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at $50
O'Clock from the late residence. A solemn re-
QUEEN mass Will be chanted In 81. Fl ancis Church
al 10 O'Clock by Father McSwse my. assisted by
other clerRymen. The interment Will take place
In st. Mary's Cemetery.
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Der OF machne-guns. She is well supplied
with torDedoes and the means of using
them, having no less than eight discharging
tubes-one In the bow, one aft and three on
each side-besides a supply of star and boat
torpedoes. She sailed from New York last
October and called at the West Indies.
Brazil and Chile. During that time she has
travelled Il. 900 nautical miles and has proved
herself to be splendid seaboat.
The men look on the vessel as home,
commander. The vessel will remain here
for few days, then proceed to Mare Island
and 90 on the drydock TO be cleaned and
painted. The Yorktown Is commanded BY
Captain K. ID. Evans, who, by his prompt
action and the firm stand he took when his
gigs crew was stoned by the Ciiileans at
Valparaiso, won for himself the sobrIquet of
Fighting Bob Evans"
As soon as he learned that an insult had
been offered 10 the American flag he trained
his guns on the city and sent word TO the
comandante that he would enforce respect
to the flag and protect his crew at all haz-
ards. The Chileans took the hint and the
lorktown's crew was respectfully treated
after that
When asked II he had heard anything
about his vessel being ordered to Boring Sea
Captain Evans replied that he had not, but
II ordered north he would guarantee that
both the vessel and her crew would make
good record. The officers. however, do not
expect to go to Boring Sea, but hope to en-
'T The sear 81 Of rest hs d1f sy are fol-
lows' Commander. r. d; Evans; lieuten-
asytsCD;; Kcpnedy. w; P. Conway: T; E. D.
w. Veeder. d. A. Fisk and A. g. Winter
halter; ensiGns-R. II. jackson and B. A.
Hatchisop; chief engineer, A. Adamson,
psymaster. j., r. Martin assistant enGi-
nSers-C. Z. Rdmmeil and c. II. Hayes; ;
pay clerk. G. II. Greadle
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PURE FOOD I'm CONGRESS.

Action which Has Resulted In the On.
cfsl Detsrmin alton Of the Best Baking
Powder.
The act Of Congress authorizing the ex-
animation Of the baking powders has re-
suited 10 most unprecedented compliment
to the Royal Baking Powder. The tests
were made In the Government Laboratory
at Washington, and the official report sho WIS
that the Royal is superior to all others in
leavening strengthening over thirty per
cent above the average The report also
the wtolesomeness of its ingredients.
This Is probably the highest compliment
OF an official character ever paid to O pro-
priefary article, though no more than the
great army OF baking powder consumers
would expect In behalf Of their old friend
and favorite.
The result OF the Official examination, IA
thus determined. will, Of course, make the
"Royar the standard for Government pur-
chases.
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He complained OF headaches, dull heavy
feeling over his eyes and sense OF dizz-
ness. He was always tired. and especially
so in the morning, when his mouth would
have bad taste aud his tongue would be
quoted with sticky slime.
HE had cough which was very severe
and ne became thin and pale. We had him
treated by a number of doctors and used
different remedies. but did not get better.
We read of Doctors Blair and Meals sue
cess with cases similar 10 Charley's, and so
called at their office to see them. The
doctor seemed to understand Charley's case
so well that was very much encouraged
and Charley said from the first that he felt
so well after being treated. 1t has only
been few weeks since he began to take
treatment, and his Improvement has been
marked.
HE does not cough now nor hawk and
spit up mucus in the morning as he used to-
In fact we are perfectly satisfied with the
treatment and are onfident that in short
time Charley will be entirely we'll"
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4 BRAVE AMERICAN.
The Yorktown and Her Fighting
Captain in Port.
Forcing the Chileans to Respect the Flag.
Description Of the Vessel Known as
Gurboat Ne. l.

The now famous United States steamer
Yorktown arrived in port from San Diego
early yesterday morning and came to
anchor in the stream off Pacific street As
soon as it became known that the steamer
was in sight quite a crowd OF people gath
cred along the front to catch a glimpse of
the vessel. 1t being her first visit to this side
OF the continent. She was much admired
as she steamed up the bay. In naval circles
she Is known as Gunboat No. /. and is q
sister ship to the Concord and Bennington,
built by Cramp & Sons on the Delaware in
1888. She is 226 feet Ions, Is feet deep and
has beam Of Sc feet. She is fitted with
triDle-expansion engines of 200 horse
power. capable of working up to $500 under
forced draught. She carries 400 tons of coal
In her bunkers, so arranged as to protect
her engines With full bunkers, she can
steam distance of 8542 nautical miles. She
Is furnished with electric lights, and the
quarters for both officers and men are
roomy and comfortable.
Her battery consists of four 6-!nch breech-
loading rifles, two 6-pounders aud num-
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Lahar Nntsa

The proposed action against the National
Brewery has been postponed, consequently
there will not be q lockout of brewery
workmen, as 1t had been asserted there
would be, Tomorrow.
The Building Trades Council, that has
been trying for long time to get union and
skilled labor into the sole possession of pub
lie contracts, does not feel especially we'll
pleased with the way the authorities have
put them of with promises that have been
completely ignored.
The cooks and walters have decided upon
change Of base. Their headquarters, la
Dor bureau and all, will be moved from 40
Kearny street 70 the Shoemakers' Hall, on
the corner Of Second and Mission streets,
and the meeting night changed to Thurs
Hav
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THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Pleasant Reception Held In Honor of
Mrs. Markham.

A Pleasant Reception Held In Honor of
Mrs. Markham.
Mrs. NJ r. Higgins gave a reception and
afternoon tea in honor of Mrs. II. II. Mark
ham from to 5 o'clock last Friday after
L street. Sacramento. She wa. assisted in
receiving the guests by Mrs. Charles Nc
Cresry, Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. Charles
Auli, Mrs. J. ID. GiIchrist, Mrs. g. T. Pratt
and Mrs. Z. s. Hadley. The house was
tastefully decorated with wild flowers,
palms, ferns. rose and orange bushes, most
Of which were sent by friends in San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. The dining-room
was In yellow exclusively, while the front
and back parlors were in white aud pink
respectively. Splendid music was provided
by an orchestra and refreshments were
served In abundance. MANY prominent o.
ciety people we're present aud the affair Is
stated 10 have been one OF the must elegant
ever given In Sacramento.
The Danish society Daunebrog will hold
their sixth monthly social TIL: evening at
Union-square hall.
Last Wednesday Miss Annie Euphrat.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ia Euphrat oh
2499 Piae street. and Mr.. B. Nathan Of
Grangerville were married at the Caliiornis
hotel in the presence of 100 guests. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. M. s.
Levy.
The engagement reception of Mr. L. Her.
enghi and Miss Fannie Goldsmith will be
held to-day from l until o'clock at 1919
Geary street.
The second anniversary ball of the Jour
neymen BARRIERS Union VIII take place this
evening al B'nai Birth Hall,
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$40 PER MONTH.

For all patients commencing treatment be-
fore April Drs. Blair and Neal make the ex-
traordinarily favorable proposition of treat
ing them with the same skill and thorough
ness as heretofore for the sum of TEN dol
lars per month for each months treatment
This is the only charge made by Drs. Blair
and Neal. All medicnes-the purest and
best obtanable-are furnished free.
The treatment is entirely painless, mild,
thorough and scientific Tbs results OBJ
tanned by its use are efficient and lasting
Drs. Blair and Neal are specialists in the
Strictest construction of the term. They are
sklllful, as only long years Of study and
statements which are not true and which
they cannot prove. DIR. Blair or DR.. Neal
will personally treat all patients.
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Tn. For,y-second Dist,,c,.

The Republicans Of the Forty-second Dis
trict met at Ameri, an Hall, corner of Pa
cifc and Leavenworth streets, last night
and organized district club BY elacting
the following permanent officers: Presi-
dent. Joseph +. Mury; vice president
Captain f. j. Kearny; secretary, Charles
j. Gavin; financial secretary, S. A. Leach !;
treasurer, +. r. Conway; sergeaDt-at-
arms, W. Mury. Resolutions were adopted
favoring the independent members of the
County Committee and approving their
withdrawal
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The second lecture by Max O'Rell In the
Grand Ope house last night WAS listened
to by very large audience. The subject
was The British Trinity" and 1t was de-
liyered in that pleasant style which
30 charms the audience that listens to
this world-renowned lecturer. The audience
was highly entertained. and III. Bleuet was
frequently applauded. The last lecture of
the course will be dels cred on next Tuesday
night, when the charming sstrist will talk
about Her Highness, Woman." on which
occasion be will bid farewell to San Fran
cisco.
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of the judges and inspectors. As there
arc sixty nihe men In the committee
1t 10 easy to see where we would get on. It
10 the same old scheme worked over and we
do not propose to be hoodwinked. In addI-
tion to this IL would be very easy for
the majority to split up into num-
Der of factions, and then say that
in view Of the conflicting claims they would
be compelled to name all the officers That
would leave us out in the cold. You nav
say that we are not to be dragged around In
any such fashion,"
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great deal from his
trouble, and catches
cold easily. His
head becomes STOP
ped up so that he is
scarcely able to
breathe through his
nose. He blew out
quantities of scales
and offensive mat
ter from his nose.
Mucus, or phiegm,
kept cons t a n t | y
dropping into his
throat. and at times
his throat would
get very sore. He
was always hawk
ing and splitting up
, Ganrsuo m q 4 a r
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RsorsanIxed Democrsts.

The members of the reorganized wing of
the Democratic party In the Twenty eighth
Assembly District met in Lincoln Hall. on
New Montgomery street, and heard ad-
dresses from Judge }. +. Sullivan and J. j.
Dwyer. The following officers OF the AS
sembly district organization we're appointed ::
Chairman, John Rafferty,; first vice-presi-
dent, John C0akley; second vioe-president,
William Nj. Hinton; recording secretary. J.
nj. Ferris; corresponding secretary, NJ. +.
Jordan treasurer, John keegan.
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AUGUST THANNHAusFR.

August Thannhauser, senior member OF the
firm of Thannnauser & Co. agents for the Trans
died In this city on Friday last. He was native
OF Ichenhausen, Germany, aud was 81 years OF
age He was q member Of the San francisco
Verein, German Benevolent Associ ttion and
Eureka Benevolent Society. His only surviving
relative Is his brother Sigmund. His funeral
viii take place this afternoon at O'Clock from
the parl0rs OF tie San francisco Verein The
interim MT will be at tile Home OF Peace Gene
teiy, San Matro County.
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III. n. sYMONDq.

II. X. Symonds, vice president OF the First
National Bank OF Chicago. and well known IN
financial and business circles In the West died
OF Brigbps disease at the ST. James Horpl Jack.
sonvile, Fla. yesterday. lie had been there
about six weeks. but was not considered DANCE r
age,
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EgCulfy D.nrer.

President Eliot Of Harvard was given a
dinner last evening at the California Hotel
by 80 members Of the State University fac
ulty. Very few invited guests were pres
ent The affair was a most enjoyable one,
educat 0nal matters being the topic dis
cussed q ter the lids had been disposed of.
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A MOTHERS STORY
Regarding the Experience of Her
Only Son.
She Tells How He Suffered for Years
With q Serious Trouble, and How
He Found Relief.

"Charles has always been delicate boy"
said Mrs. McGlynn, who resides at 127 Sill
yer street, San Francisco, to the writer.
"a bout five years ago he contracted a
severe cold which developed into chronic
catarrh. Lately be has been suffering a
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Scottish Americana.

The ScOttish-American Independent Po-
litical Club held meeting last evening at
536 Sacramento street and ARRANGEMENTS
were made for picnic to be held at an early
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N NEW METHOD

or curing Rheumatism and Paralysis by the "tier
man system" with adjustable dynamo magnets:
hot-air TAN AMI CALORIC (heating) OIL BATHS:
the most obstinate cases speedily and positively
cured regular ply sicizns IN charge For
call or addrees Rheumatic InBrmary," K cor
TON SMITH. Manager. 1913 buchanan st.. cor
0easy, San Francfsce. 1e2l SuWoFP 6m
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street; you will hope you'll be the winner when
taking peep at her window this week. THIRD
PRIZE, the winner to select aud have fitted to her
hand six pairs OF Maggioni Francesca Gloves In a
handsome plush box: can be seen this week In the
window OF Sonnenberg Co.. Sole Agents. sos
Market street.
Remember, you d. not have to spend any
monev TO compete FOR them. All advertisements
must De In by the 18th day OF April the
ments and names OF the lucky ones will be pub
iished April IL.
ing Tan. Freckles. Sunburns, Bsckheads. Moth
Patches. 6ailowness and all Skin Bemishes. Price
q 90.
- LOLA MoNrEZ CREME-This wonderful Creme
Is SKIN eerate: contains only such proportions
beneficial In ehectuaiiy celebrating all rough
ness and overcoming the dryness OF the skin. For
cleaning the skin protecting 1t from and Winds
and keeping IL soft smooth aud velvety Price 75c
~ Ladies' calling al my pnrlor, this week only.
will get sample OF my LOLA MONTEZ CREME
and FACE POWDER FREE. and it will not be
given away again for at lie asst one year. Ladies' out
OF town my remedies at home with per feet
success Send &c In stamps and I'll send you my
Instructive book on the Compexion FREE with
price list. or loo IN stemps to get q sample OF my
new Cream and Face Powder FREE
MRS. NETTIE HARRISON,
tAMERIOA's BEAUTY DOCTOR)
20 GEARY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
~ Ladies can be treated at . distance.
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SIR ANDREW AGNEw
Sir Andrew Aanew died at London, England,
YESTERDAY.
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GEORGE &. PAGE.

George Sheppard Page. the millionaire chem.
LIST OF New York. who was removed TO Moores
Plains Asylum last Monday. died yesterday at
the asylum.
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This week prices will be lower than We wish to
call your attention that silk at 55c yard is
greater bargain the advertise at 81 49 yard
Every yard sold speaks for itself
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7 HAVE TIL RE Il
L PRIZES 10 give for
the best and shortest
Witt en- advertise
nents on my wonder
full LOLA MONTEZ
CREAM and FACE
BLEACH. To tn G
ady winning THE
FIRST PRIZE q life
size oil painting OF
herself or any mem.
Der of her family.
SECOND PRIZE the
winner can select the
best Partisan import
sd hat at the Ladies
Halter, Mrs. Adcock,
importer OF Partisan
xxtfttnAu IN
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GUIPURE CURTAINS, TAPESTR
ANTIQUE CURTAINS, PORTER
SWISS CURTAINS, SHEETIN
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS MADRAS
SILK CURTAINS, SCRIMS,
J, LUNCH CLOTHS, CRETONk
LUNCH SETS, PILLOW
Elder DOWN PILLOWS, COMFORT
Elder GOWN COMFORTS, DOYLIES,
TABLE COVERS, CRASHES
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
LINENS,
QUILTS,
BLANKETS,
PIANO COVERS,
BED SETS,
FLiNNELS,
TIDES,
TABLE FELTS,
CHRISTYS CELEBRATED TURKISH TOWELS,
CHRlSTYS CELEBRATED BATH SHEETS.
RICHARDSON'S HEMSTITCHED LINEN SHEETS,
RICHARDSON'S REMSTlTCHED PILLOW CASES.

OUR MAIL ORDER DEPA RTMENT complete
residing
CITY, All
Valley and Berke -
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DRS. BLAIR & NEAL
Have Offices located at
7o2 MARKET STREET,

7O2 MARKET STREET,
Cor. Market. Geary, kearny and Third sts.)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Specialties-Catarrh all diseases OF the Eye,
Ear Nose, Throat and Lungs, Chronic Diseases.
If you live al distance write for symptom sheet.
Address all malt matter to 702 Market street.
Office hours-9 10 IL 80 A. NJ, 10 4 z. NJ, to 8
Pm. Sundays-9 10 l / 80 A. NJ, TO P NJ.
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FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

sURAH SILKS pieces all shades Including black extra heavy
quality, silk superb quality and at 75c yard would be
decided bargain
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DRESS FABRICS

GHEVIoT SUITINGS, Plaid Stripes Checks and Wales
stylish We would to
overlook value can't replaced
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BLACK FANCY FIGURED BEDFORD CORD AND CHEVRON
in black judge
the excellent values unless them; 81 30
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BLACK sURAH SILK with colored embroidered flower hgha
designs and coo This special feature 70
week The best value offered at 81 Is yard
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PoNGEE AND INDIA FIGURED SILKS in black blu
Powered designs these TIT
latest novelties and been reduced from Soc yard o
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BLACK SATIN RHADAMES quality. bough
and offer this puresk grade witt
high during this II not sold out before
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CHEVRON SUITINGS woons effects stripes and checks. fu
IL yards WIDE exquisite cooTing and 81 SO yard
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HOPE STILL DEFERRED.
The Republican Factions Still
Quibbling.
Mahoney Delivers an Ultimatum-When It II
Amended 1t Is Rejected In Turn by
the Followers Of Burns.

A meeting Of the Kelly and Crimmins
wing Of the Republican County Committee
was held at the Shells building on O'Far-
rell street last night for the purpose OF con-
sidering the recent split. The numbers of
those who have stood by the Third street
bosses were augmented by the presence of
nineteen out of the twenty-five gentlemen
recently selected 10 act, and two of the re-
naming six sent word that they would be
unable to attend, but would do so later.
Senator j. III. Mahoney was also on hand
10 represent the seeding faction, but took
no part in the deliberations.
Soon after the committee had been called
together, however, he announced that he
was the bearer of memorial and a set of
resolutions from his associates, which he
believed would. if adopted, restore har-
mOny.
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INDIA CHINA CHANGEABLE AND FIGURED SILKS In blael
seal brown grounds with novel and floral
figured designs these all spring oOrs and han
than the ether value 81
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Max O'Rell's Lecturr.

The second anniversary ball of the Jour
neymen BARRIERS Union VIII take place thi
evening al B'nai Birth Hall.
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The engagement reception Of Mr. L. Her.
enghi and Miss Fannie Goldsmith will be
held to-day from 1 until o'clock at 1919
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an Uudl,put.d rost Of Mrrl

4: medicine that has been a house
hold remedy for over fifty years. and
used in that time BY more than 100000
900 persons, must have great merit.
Such a medicine is found in BRAN
pRErH's Pills. This fact demonstrates
tho value of these pills better than
any statement of the proprietors. It
will be observed that the dose requ ired
to cure is small. One or two pills
taken every night for ten or twenty
days will cure dyspepsia, c%ostiveness,
rheumatism, liver complaint, bilious.
ness, or any disease arising IRON IN i'm
pure state OF the blood.
Rg.LSpRsrn'sl Pills are purely vegeta-
BILE, absolutely harmless, and safe to take
at any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine
store, either plain or sugar coated.
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Horse and oIule nfnrket.

CINCINNATI, O., May 2l.-The market during
tho past week has been good, considering the
for all classes OF stock. and especially for fist.
class driving and draught horses. The demand
for NIL %clusscs OF mules Is extra good, aud cspe-
cially for mule. from 15A to 16 hands, four to
from S~ly1al70: extra sl7Oal95: medium good, $40
all5; do extra Sl15ali5: driving and saddle
horses, good sSOal0O: extra slOJa135; southern
good sI'agO; extra saoa115; ~streetcrs sSOalol:
half hands, good from S55a65; extra SG5a75: four.
teen and n half 10 fifteen hands, good s75aS5; ex.
ira SSoa95; fifteen 10 fifteen and a half hands,
good s~1l5al3O: extra sl05al20: fifteen and n half
TO sixteen hands. good sl15al3O; Extra SlsOal5O;
sixteen to sixteen and n half hands, good SlI5a
lGOi eXtra SlNal7O; plugs SeOaN.
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Commissioners to Madrid,

WAsu1SGroS, D. O., Nav es.--Thc
President to-day appointed Admiral
Stephen 5. Luce, U. S. N. (retired), TO
be commissioner general, and Prof. G..
Brown Goodc, assistant secretary OF the
Smithsonian institution, and Pr Of. James
G. Wellington, president OF the Colum-
bian university, to BIO assistant commits
sioners to represent tho United States
at the Columbian histori cal exposition
to be held in Madridin CONNIE moraiion
OF hei00th anniversary OF the discovery
OF America.
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There is occasionally a man whose
word is as good MS his bond, and whose
bond is as good as gold. Such a. ono is
WI. Needham, prominent citizen
and business man Of Orrsburg, Mo. Mr..
Needham has been selling Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy for SO veral G
and recommends it to his customers be-
cause in5his experience it has proven to
BIO the best for colds, croup and whoop-
ing cough. He says it is the most pop-
ular medicine that he handles, and
gives the: best satisfaction of any. so
cent bottles for sale by druggists.
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wheeling Live Stock Market,

The cattle market Is dull without decided
change in prices 1t Is n. naturally dull Seuson,
both as 10 demand and supply. with weaker ten.
Cdhe-Extra. 1000 to 100 lbs. iaikc: good
900 to 100 lbs. 3.6oa3l4c; good. 500 to go lbs, 3Lia
SIC: fair. 700 TO 800 lbs. oH4u3c; common. COZ
to 700 lbs. 2>1a4a3c; bulls 2h4a3Hc: cows ",
&c.
Hogs-Extra. 4.25a,,5oc; good; 4a4.9oc: com.
mon. 4. l0ai. l5c. i 1riHH
~Shep--Extra. 5aI.l5c; clipped u to &c less;
good. 4Hajc: common, 3a3Iac; latnos, 5a6c.
calves, 3iHa4I%c