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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-09
THE SIEBE CASE.
Contin uation of the Proceedings Before
Judge CARRIER.

Continuation of the Proceedings Before
Judge CARRIER.
Yesterday afternoon the proceedings in
stituted by John p. Dunn of the citizens
defense committee TO remove John ID.
Siebe. the Assessor, from office, on the
ground that be violated the law in making
certain changes in the assessment roll last
year, were continued before Judge CARRIER
in Department l of the Superior Conrt
The prosecution was represented by At
torBeys W. w. Foote and w. A. Beatty, and
the defense by Attorney Charles l.. Acker-
man.
Sundry assessment books were sent for.
and certain corrections made by the AS
SCISSORS deputy. by consent of the City and
County Attorney, admitted. The particulars
OF these corrections have already been pub
lIshed
Attorney Alderman then argued for the
respondent the failure On the part of the
prosecution to establish any proof of intent
or purpose on the part of the Assessor to
neglect his duties.
Judge CARRIER decided to deny the motion
to nonsuit. in order to hear testimony on the
questions Of intent and as to whether the
making of snch corrections was usual. He
therefore continued the hearing until to-
morrow morning
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AFFORDS SLAYER.
The CoroDer's Jury Charges Him With
Murderous Intent.

The CoroDer's Jury Charges Him With
Murderous Intent.
Coroner Garwood late yesterday after.
noon impaneled jury to investigate the
killing of William Afford. who was shot by
Edward Corbett last Friday night.
The principal witnesses were Affords
three companions, Eugene Cheney, Lewis
Ffedericks and Robert KingsIand. They
testified that they were with Afford on the
night of the shooting in saloon at the cor
ner of Tenth and Folsom streets. Each of
them had a drink and they then started out
to go 10 the corner of Thirteenth and Harri-
son streets. They were passing Corbetrs
mouse and saw his cart overturned in the
street. They said that they attempted to
rlaht the vehicle, and in so doing displaced
the Stats OF which the bottom was COM
posed. The Stats fell to the ground with a
loud noise and COrbett came out Of the
house and fired his revolver at them. AL.
ford, kingsland and Fresiericks fled around
the corner. pursued by Corbett, who contin-
ued to file as he ran. Cheney stood still
and was passed by Corbett. Cheney
counted FIVE shots, one of which struck
Afford.
The Coroner's jury found the following
verdict:
William Afford. aged Al years. native of
tennessee and teamstef by occupation, Tesid-
Ing at 23o Tenth street, came TO his death on
August z, 1892, at 220 Tenth streeI, in The city
ana county OF San Francisco from a gunshot
wound pefforating the liver; and we further find
That the said shot was freq with murdeToi:s ~
charge the said E. A. Corbett with the killing Of
William Afford
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PRoPOsALs.


DEoPosALS-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
l. following work and materials Will bs received
BY the Board or New City Hall Commissioners in
the cham Der OF the Board OF Supervisors NON-
DAY, the I'D day OF August. 1892, between tho
hours % l ] A. n. aud II NJ:
Contract No. 39-PoIles Courts in northwest
wing, bodying all necessary furniture and FIX
lures. stairways and grille work requisite TO COM
plete departments. To be completed November
Contract No. sO--CompIetion OF NE wing. en-.
bodying all standing finishes isthing and plaster
ing. caTpenters and Joiners' WORK, ETC. To be CON-
Contract No 41-Wrought and cast iron speeIh
cations, enbodyng all iron beams and Cirders, iron
stsrways and columns grille work, etc for com
pietion OF NE. wing. To be completed November
l. 1892.
Contract No. 42-Furniture ana fittings embody
wall racks. etc. hardwood finishes necessary TO
complete NE. wing To be completed December l.
Contract No. 43-Piumbiuz and gas work EN-.
bodying all stationary fixtures. ventilation, dra n
wing. Rough work TO be eoInpleted September IS.
1892. Contract 10 be completed December l. S92
Contract No z4-Stexm hot water heating
work. enbodying all lines aud runs with fixtures
and fittings. radiators. etc. Bids TO be for stesm
aud bot water heating separately. Rough work
completed September 5, 1892. Contract completed
Contract O. 45-Furniture and standing hxtures
stairway and sundrY alterations and additions in
dsI Coileetors departments. To be completed
Contract No se-outslde painting embodying
the four towers and yentiiatiug shafts, etc. with
sundries necessary TO complete same TO be com
pleied November j. 1892.
The Secretary VIII furnish blank forms OF promo
GALS to intending bidders. snd bid VIII be enter
tanned unless made upon blanks so furnished, and
unless same Is accompanied with certified cheek
Tor o per cent OF the total sum OF tender. 1ho
board reserves the right TO reject any all bids
PAYMENTS W - be made by audited demands on the
Treasury drawn against the New City Hall Fund.
burst, BOARD OF sew Clty Hall Commissioners.
JT2i BOT EDWARD I. WOLFE. Secretary.
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A. T. Hatch is not a whit discouraged
with his first attempt to introduce Cali
fornia fruit to the English public. though
the prices realized fell short of paying lie
actual cost of packing and transportation.
On the contrary, he is determined to con-
tiuue his shipments, that, by doing so, he
may disabuse the minds of the EngliSk
fruiterers of the failacy that fruits carried
in refrigerator-cars will not keep long
enough TO enable the retailer to handle
them. His experience In his early Easter.
shipments was just the same, but after sus-
tanning few heavy losses in the beginning
he finally convinced the Eastern people of
their error and opened up an extensive
market for his fruit.
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STATE Roard Of rrade.

To-day the State Board of Trade will
meet at 90 Suffer street, when number D
topics of interest to the producers OF Ii
State will be discussed.
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FISANCIAL.


w ANTED-MONEY IN LEGITIMATE MANU-
w fact uring business fully covered by u s. nat
ents: viii pay profit OF 200 per cent Address
IL. 5. d Co, 3 Montgomery ST., room 2. an9 81.
~ ANTED - LOAN OF $500; SECURITY
w given first class: liberal interest paid on 40
days time; Investigate. lis Kearny St. room 8.
- to J. aug 2ts
1928 KEARNY. ROOM g. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates. private roons for iadsz:
pledges for ssle: take elevator. mrl tf
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ sse ksarny St. the only corporation that ienoa
Eeses On alaaeads. watchesi low interest," COAX
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ADyE RTIsING.

fF YOU WISH TO Advertise ANYTHING
! hny where at any time write to GEO. T. ROWELL
q W. 10 Spruce ST.. New YORK auIs In
VERY ONE IN NEED OF IMPORTATION OK
n the subject OF Advertising will do well to obtain
seopy OF book for Advertisers" 1858 pages prios
-. hAlfeu, postage paid receipt OF price; oonr
tAlns careful compilation from the American
EewspApef directory OF all the best papers and
CLASS Jonrnas gves the circulation rating OF every
eae anu good deal or Information about ratos aad
otnof matters pertaining to the business Of adyer-
1slnx Aloress EUNELBB ADVERIIBIn0 BU-
$3.50" AZ spruce II. sew York Aule IL
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TYPEwRITERS.

A SPEED CONTEST FOR CALIGRAPH OPER-
n stors Will be held In san Francesca within a
Few weeks; valuable prizes viii be awarded; three
classes, commercia operators, telegraph operators.
student operators; call for particulars and register
Tor the contest; ample time for practice. CHARLES
T. SAiLoR, general agent 10 Montgomery. iel6 &
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1st The Moss Tract is the hishest elevated piece
Of land lying on this road between Oakland and san
LeandrO
I'd. We respectfully solicit you to take prices
we are Offering this property for aud compare with
any other tract OF land along this great highway.
81. We grade the streets our own expense.
Attn. We lay the city water-malns in the streets
at cur expense.
9Th. The Moss Tract is but Is minutes to the
business center Of Oakland. onehslf the time from
berkeley 10 oakland.
eth one Lying in the Moss Tract can buy com
lug the fare only . cents each way.
7th. The taxes are paid by the present owner until
your property IS paid for In faL
sth: The TILE Is perfect fun search at once
for convenience OF purchasers
9th. Several new residences arenow under course
OF construction ana many more TO follow imme
diately.
10th. The Moss Tract commands fine view OF
Go1ms but every lot level aud ready build upon.
lIth While tbs payment is only IS per month
the purchaser has the privilege OF paying any
amount ne desires al any time. Possession given at
18th. over 25o lots have been sold to bona foe
purchasers In this tract
TnER En- Is HGGH MORE GOULD BE SAID IN
WOULD PERMIT.
CALL EARLY AND SECURE A CHOICE LooA-
TONI
THE MOSS TRACT IN TWO YEARS WILL BE
TRACT OF HANDSOME HUME&
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
For maps and fun particulars apply TO
NJ J IAYNANCE A. rO
au7 8.
C.0E00 IYsTALINEyT PLAN. s95o CasT
~ 80. ana 80 per month; cottage OF rooms
Han. Oakland. Apply to ii. E ALDEN. 9O2 Broad
,So1 go :, 80, GU.
II Adelne.st station; price ssOd; agents. o..
0.-000 NEW NonFpN E-pooY 110Tr.,3e
SLUt1U p.,b 1880 ~ sn o ,no OoI A"E,
VII sell good party 500 cash aud s25 per month.
C.Jo-o SEW q ,TT.,I- an +. poo1Is WIN
JD1ODU. lot 5Oxl 90: well Of toe best water:
shs9s, etc al itnSeI with very large range for
hSSens s.9 housry' ahd nicely situated al North
Pr Dloess 20 stsoelc y line. Apply before
sept i. u = ALDkN, 500 broadway, Oakland II
uAYWaRDs PROPERLY
II acres Innproved s275o
4 acres imnroyed sS750 w.
rs acres highly hnproved sl1 ooo
= acres fuiiebesrinF frui1. 5000
171a improved $3.50
eefo HV.a Ate1 ccuu Aot
ssSIlPtife price lIsl, or cali on T. MlLBEhf,
eso.IO 81, nesI u, nas Marls, oaL aa1 a.
DON'T PAY REM
IL
WE WILL BUILD TO YOUR OWN PIkNs
- 80" OWN fHaHos
iAuEe fhoh SlzoO 10 s2ooo.
wv ~
STONE TRACT. STONE TRACT
ON SAN LEANDkO ELECTRIC ROAD.
TWENTY A,rNt1TES .ro o.v,
FRUIT TREES ON EVERY LOT.
np.Nn .xp> 80, 10. ,., -
'D 'f-No Il iVV iEEr WIDE
LOTS 5Oxl5O LOTS so.lsa
UNpRFrrnENTE0 oppo,rnx,-v
1p ofr isioNiIf.
CALL WITHOUT DEIay
POSITIVELY BEST PROPERTY NEAR OAK.
n II. BREED a CO.,
900 NINTH ST, OAKLAND.
B2l II
T9A013FR PAPK orS --------------------
ID Close To the nrescn, and ctos.- - ,ho ,,,..
center OF Oakland. streets in order and rsad, 70
building: within about ono block OF local ferry
electric and horse sewerage perfect terms
70 suit every buyer; so lots 80 feet front from
$500 10 $1,000 each; should be seen 10 be appreei
premises or To Won PHFIN = "a Sna 1,., ~ ne
- 49, WV N-'ss
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= ovERNMENT LANDS:
VI FOR HOME OR INyEsTMEN.

VI FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT,
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest Level farming lands
Rich black soil. ready to piow.
Large fine valley. railroad throuyhlt
Water bitches building.
Mig climate. free fuel cheap lumber
NOrs at good wages there now
Isnd can be taken without residence
Send &c stamp for full Information to F. w.
LAKE. 8 Flood building. San Francisco. Cal. apl4 Il
lAALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU 4SI
Y y NTH st Oakland. exchange all kinds OF prop
erty; send for catalogue. GREEN, CULLOM Il
co ruvl2 II
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
Ia Montgomery ST.. s. r.
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Cali ard obtain OF our "Real Estate Rec
ords which contains list of properties for
sale IN al parts Of the city
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B unders' Contracts.
Rafriyerated Fruit.

Henry r kasch with Henry Burns. TO build
line of Hampshire street, OF 1wenty-fTst,
29xlOO. SlS60
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OAKLAND ZEAL ESTATE.


LADIESI LADIEsi
LADlEsi LADIES'
rAn1rs, LADIES,
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TO THE LADIEsl
FOR 10 DAYS. on UNPRECEDENTED TERMS
ONLY So CASH AS FIRST PAYMENT.
BALANCE IS PER MONTH
ALL LOTS 4Oxl35.

We have nothing to conceal and VIII give you a
few facts and figures, convincing You that this Is
beyond any question the grandest offer ever pre-
sented IN you along the Oakland San LesDdro ana
Haywards Electric Raj road. which viii soon have
a double track, making THIS property the most &C
cessible along this great highway.
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR D CENrs-THEw EEK LII
"A CALL, In wrapper. ready for mailing.
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| EASE AND BUILDING FOR SALE; 10 YEARS
II lease and Improvements. consisting OF frame
buiidibg and complete outfit FOR restaurant ana
saloon; OF San Jose ave. near 3Oth. where electric
cars tranfer. McEwEN BROS, 4l5 Montgomery
street an7 1t
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TesutifnlIy fn ished house OF 8 rooms and bath;
lO7 BToderick ST., haf block S. OF Haight all mod
ern Improvements, with magnificent view OF the
bay and Golden Gate; must lie seen TO be appreci-
ate
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sPIRITuALIsM.

CLAIRNoyANT; FEE 25c; LADIES ONLY.
~ 537 Third St. In basement au7 3ts
You SHOULD CONSULT INDIA'S FAR-FAMED
seeress, the Gypsy Queen. e25 Gesry. my2S 3m
MRS J. j. WHITNEY CLAIRyoY ANT TEST
WI medium and life reader. 2lS Stockton. APPS Ct
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MONEY TO Loan.


MONEY To LOAN On COLLATERALS, WARE
w house receipts aud mortgages. IN large and
small sums. Address i. o. box 20Sl. au7 ST.
I DAMS ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES, MDS IN
IL warehouse. J. s BOWMAN, 1913 Montgomery u
BARREL OF MONEY on 1Sr OR I'D MORT.
~ gage; per cent; no delay. j. L. Al o'FarreILly
AIONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
Ni Security Loan Bank, HOS Market st. mr. Mason:
private entrance Turk N. j. FRANKLIN 400 ON
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WHY PAY RENrq

Elegant sJory houses and fine modern cottages;
III good neighborhoOds; on principal cable lines
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htl0 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS 4 $3.50 AND
cOO upward; near Berkeley train: electric road,
pass near the properties values to double;
terhs-o years. easy payments; houses built suit
on installmentS: new cottages now ready and for
sale. Write or call on +. BoEGLE, owner, Golden
bdte. Sai-
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CESrs-rHE WEEKLY
N CALL In wrapper. ready for mailing
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For particulars apply to builder and owner, /.
Ian DIR. / s NOM g1merY te3u II IhsnNan
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RUsINEss CHANG :.

5000 BgdGaER BqsiNEss On oG b or TIE
b-sE u reasons for selling. Apply TO K KENNY,
1OU4 Market ST
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24
TWO BANKS FOR HOPE.
The Town Will Have Places for Its
Money.

HAShOys
Special to THE RE LEcroR.
HOPE, March 23.-lIope's prospects
for two banks are good. Manchester
bankers have bought the TeAts build
ing and will transfer their place Of
business here. They say that Dickin-
inson county bankers ought to give
81 900 for the recapture Of Robinson
and that they stand ready to give their
share. In addition Mr.. Early, OF
Leavenworth, will establish bank
here in the near future. He is in
Kansas City now purchasing safe
and promises to be ready for business
by Wednesday.
Mr.. Evans says that his sheep must
go while the price is good.
The little two year old son of Chas.
Michel died Sunday with scarlet fever
All bestow sympathy on the bereaved
parents.
Ralph Hemenway is down with
pneumonia.
John Koch is well again and prom
ises to be out with the boys in the neal
future.
DIR. Boyd left on the 10 O'Clock
Saturday for Lyndon where he viii
reside permanently.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24
A Talk on "Talking. !"

The most attractive address of the
high school course was that of j. r,
Burton last evening when he spoke on
"Talking." 1t was Mr.. Burton's first
formal lecture In the city and he
proved himself equally as much at
home as he is on the political stump.
His address dealt with the great takers
Of history and the influence Of the
words we speak. LET me or any
other friend of Kansas control every
word spoken in or Of the state for six
months and this commonwealth can be
put forward more than by a half
century of hard work." said he. Mr..
Burton's eloquence VAS at its best and
every one present greatly enjoyed the
lecture.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

"A marriage license was granted
John Kohl, Of Salina, and Maggie
O'Reilly.
Hope will be well supplied wit h
banks when both the proposed institu-
lions are under way. 1t will make four
in south Dickinson and none north Of
Abilene aud Solomon.
Rev. A. s. Dechant performed the
marriage ceremony of John Kohl, Of
Denver, and Miss O'Reilly, Of FIRE.
mont, Kas., at the Pacific hotel parlors
this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Kohl
remain here until tomorrow.
"A narrow escape was that of Mrs,
f. b. Bearce while driving a young
horse to her cart on Buckeye this
morning. The horse began kicking
and splintered the dash board nearly
striking Mrs. Bearce in the head. Only
the promptness of john Powell who
refined his dray team in front Of the
rig prevented runaway.
-Janitor Decker had the Jail
blankets put out to air yesterday and
when night came he noticed that half
Of them were gone. After taking legal
advice of Grant Kieffer he got into an
ambush with shot gun for company
aud waited for two hours for that
thief. He did not come aud at last he
went in the Jail and discovered that the
man who bad been cleaning up had
carried the missing blankets in and
that they were all safe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24
the best hotels cannot entertain as
many as demand rooms.

the best hotels cannot entertain as
many as demand rooms.
Some Of the schools near here will
close this week while others will
continue five or six weeks longer.
The Chapman students are expected
home Thursday TO spend few days
vacation.
Mrs. J. W, Graham lie quite sick
with the grippe,
Eli Hoffman received a car load of
lumber today Of which he will build a
barn on his farm on the south west
quarter of section 9,
The trustee Of Logan township has
commenced listing the property of this
vicinity and thus far he has found no
one who objects to assessing at full
value.
If winter has backed up TO the
station We hope II will not be side
tracked and stay with us much longer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24
ANTHONY WILL BE HERE.
One Of Kansas Best Speakers to
Attend the Convention.

Chairman ID. W. NALL of the repub-
lican county central committee today
received an acceptance to his invitation
to Geo. T. Anthony to address the
people here on April 9th, the day of
the county convention to select dele
gates to the state and congressional
conventions.
Mr.. Anthony is noted as one Of the
best speakers in Kansas. He always
has something to say and says it well.
He will be greeted with large
audience on his appearance here. The
address will be In the afternoon and
everybody is invited.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24
NAVARRO NUGGETS.

Special RETLEC or Correspondence.
NAVARRO, March % The farmers
and their teams are getting rested
ready to resume work as soon as spring
arrives,
Meetings we're held several evenings
last week In the Belle Springs church.
d. b. Horton went to Kansas City
on business.
Thos. Isitt took the local freight for
Abilene,
j, A. Thompson and family are
visiting relatives in Little River.
Mrs. p. G. Elliott returned from
Florida Friday and reports a very
enjoyable time and that most of the
large cities aTe Oiled With tourists and
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
CHAPMAN, March 22.-Many who
have taken examinations think they
are mot In It,"
Mrs. VIM. Rexroat will soon move
away from town.
About a dozen boys attended the
Gospel Union convention at Abilene
Saturday,
j, d. Winters left school last week.
John Stauffer came up Monday to
take the examination.
Quite a number Of the students will
remain in town during vacation.
Miss May Hammond was compelled
TO leave school on account of sickness.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Doings of Interest in Our Neighbor
ing Communities,

Doings of Interest in Our Neighbor-
ing Communities.
Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
WooDBINE, March % The Wood
bine Mills were destroyed by fire last
Friday night between s and O'Clock.
When seen, the fire was under such
Roadway that nothing co"" no s,ved
luz "sS as estimated at $1,000 with
about 81, 200 insurance. The cause is
not known but is supposed to have
been from hot box in the engine
room. The loss will fall heavily on the
owners.
The X. Of P's are enlarging their
hall and also taking in several new
members.
Rev. j, NJ. Mason will soon leave for
Hope to take charge of the NJ. L.
church at that place.
A. l.. Janicke returned today from
Kansas City and st. Joe where he has
been selecting goods for their spring
trade.
Anna Zebell came home yesterday
from Emporia, where she has beer
attending school, quite Ill with lung
felver.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-24
HERE YOU HAVE 1T.
Abilene May Get a $4,000 Post
Office Building.

A special TO the Capital yesterday
from Washington said: II the postofiice
building bill, WHICH has just passed
the senate, meets with success in the
house, the state of Kansas will get
fifty-nine postofice buildings, ranging
in cost from $1,000 to $4,000.
According to the bill the postmaster
general Ia to have erected in every city
where the gross receipts Of the postofiice
are not less than 5000 year nor
more than $4,000, building which
will not exceed in cost more than three
times the annual receipts Of the office.
Fifty-nine cities of Kansas come
within the provisions Of the bill, and
the approximate amount which will be
allowed each city for a building is as
follows: Abilene $25, 900. Clay Center
$2l 900, Junction City S2l 900, Man
haitian $2l 900 and other cities in
proportion.
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Kansas CITY, Mo, March 22-Salea on
change by sampler No 2 hard wheat, car 76c,
I car 7bHc No, 3 hard wheat car choice Zoe, /
car 7io, 2 cars 7ac, 2 cars ne, ears 5i'ic, No
hard wheat, car SIC, I car &C. car tbc' 70
jeoted hard wheat, car Sc car Soc cars "a
lbs.) 34c; No red wheat quoted nominally al
see. No red, car choice sold at s0c, chr nc
Some No red wheat hardly good for milling
quoted at nc. No. ed wheat quoted nom
finally 69dT3c,
Corn was steady. No. mixed sold locally NJ
33a 33Ac No, white, 3iisc shippers bid
on the basis OF 36gio at the Mississippi river and
sSkc Memphis No corn 10 less than No 2.
Oats were dull, with few offering and demand
very light No. 2 mixed sold AT gsc No +.
white, 2shc; No 3, &C less than No
Rye, steady, No quoted nominally at no
7sc; No 3, 7ia75c; No. I, Tic
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A Child Taken.

Little Belle, the FIVE months old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Yonley,
died yesterday at their home west of
the city after . short illness. The
funeral services will be held Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock at the house.
Interment in the Abilene cemetery.