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The British Grain Market.

LONDON, June l3.-The Mark Lane Express in its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says:
Owing TO the brilliant weather OF the past week
English Wheat was gladly sold at 81 lower than
the WhltSUntide rates. Indian and South Ameri-
can also declined. North American irregular.
Californian IS IS Id dearer than English. Since
last harvest l659 .22e quarters OF W heat Flour
have been imported, OF which Oue-haif Ameri-
Oats and Barley weak and Maize was
dearer In to-day's market. English Wheat am
Foreign white were Cd cheaper: foreign red, j.
cheaper the fortnight. Flour. especially Ameri-
can. sold readily. Barley is frmer. Oats, Beans
and Peas Cd lower.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality, sac; second quality, Sc;
third do, 49i12c.
VEAL-Large, 617c: small Calves, 71&9SIac.
MUTTON-Wethers. 7GSc; Ewes, 7G712c.
LAMB-Spring. S(G9c = 10.
grain-fed; 5G5I4e for light average do; stock
Hogs 4l204SAc; dressed do. 7l20oSc 2 ID
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the oregon for Port
land, Rio de Janelro for China and Japan, Hattie
Gage for Eel River and Gypsy for Salinas River
The San Bias falls due from Panama. Colum bia
from Portland, Keweenaw from Seattle aud Santa
Rosa from San Diego
The ship Ericsson 1868 tons, loads Coal az Nanai-
m n
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Outside dealers are selling at 79714c.
Wool Bags, $50 38c.
SUGAK-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
ami Fine Crushed, all $3.50 q 10; Dry GTanulated
bI4c p 10; Confeotione-s' A. 51sc; Standard A,
47sc; Magnolia 45sc; Extra c. 412c; Golden G.
43sc; ID, lac p 10; half bols. 14c more than bbls,
and boxes lac more.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

GRAY EAGLE MINING ICOMPANY-L0CATIoN
" OF principal place OF business san francisco,
CAL: location OF works Placer County, Cal.
Notfee-There are delinquent upon the Following
described stock on account OF assessment mo ~
levied on the I4th day OF April. 1892. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF tue reSpectlNS
aef nTf
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EnrIish Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL. June 13.-Thc spot market is lower
at rs 2Jad. Cargoes lower at 35s Sd Tor of
coast 35s Sd for just shipped and 35s 80 for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: June,
Us s&4d: July. 6s 9l2d; August, 6S l0d; Septem-
Der, Is i012d; october. Is I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. June l3.-Consols. 81: Silver. 40s4d;
Rentes, 99f S712c. Bullion into Bank OF England,
46OUU,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING June Is.
Summary OF THE MARKErA

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETA
Wheat dun.
Barley weak.
Oats steady
Corn neglected.
Rye declining.
Heavy receipts OF Hay.
Rather more call for Beans.
Good Potatoes firm.
Onions cheap
Butter aud Eggs firm.
Cherries and Aprcots plentiful
Dried Peaches easier.
New Extracted Honey arrived.
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AID in accordance with law and an order OF the
Board of Directors made on the l4sh day OF April,
1882 so many shares OF each parcel OF Sueh STOCK
ne may be ssary i'll be sold at public auction
AT the office OF the company, room II, 3U3 Cail0r-
mia street San Francisco, Cal. on TUESDAY, ths
/ P NJ of said day to pay said Delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with cost OF advertising
A. w. BARROWS. Secretary
ohiee-Room II, 3O3 California street. san Ff ~
CISCO Cal Iul - -
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Umbrellas are rarely used In Alden,
Arabia. Rain has fallen there only twice
in 90 years. Previous to the last rain,
which occurred in 1888, there was a period
of dry weather which lasted 20 years.
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NDNIJL.N AL
DR. and Mrs Z OIL en-, Bonn Nj Is

bay
LK McGrew, Honolulu
AP Miller, Scotland
u Anthony a W, Mass
M Z Mcdonald, Grayson
A1fs Z ii Whit e. Chicago
Miss White. Chicago
NJ Allen, Paris
j L Mills. Cal
A II Moment. Ny
w w Hentage, Phlla
J + YOoney. Sonora
J Irvine. Los Angeles
& Richards, U S n
II Il Brown, Lower Lake
Miss Brown, Lower Lake
S A Cloman. U 5 A
T. I Scoville. Ohio
+ Klemme, Yok ohama
A J Dutton, W a C. U tab
T Dillon, San Rafael
T j Lynch, Lyons. n Y
4 Nj Coreemray, Cal
PALACE
j II Harvey, Sacram ento
S II In Shells, Butte Co
T Z Beidler, OHIO
I w Dickens. . y n
& Parsons * W, n Y
c 4 Drew, Seattle
NJ w Read. Denver
S NJ Chase d W, Chicago
Miss L & Ford, Chicago
CIV Grldley, U 5 n
Mrs HillhOuse, Mare Isld
II Chapman, y Y
A + Rand, Minneapolis
j + AnyOn. n Y
J A Montgomery LosAng
J Z Bird, \ Y
Mrs Thompson. st Louis
CALIFORN
&c Adams, Oakland
i Lawrence * W, Winni-
peg
+ IL Knox, Sacramento
Mrs c II Threlfall, oak
dale
Z l. Barkis, Oakdale
s + King, Illinois
Mrs n w Nash, Illinois
X G Hayden a W, Pa
w r Pratt. Agnews
Mrs j L Sullivan, 5 Cruz
i Il Cow, Denver
b + Harltz q d, Auburn
NEW WEST.
W A Black, Oakland
L W Manning. Fresno
Charles Smede, san Jose
l. Delmar. San Jose
+ Is Sawyer. Mill Valley
A Schmitt, Alameda
NJ Golfer. Sausalito
j ii SineTt, santa Cruz
j DOlan. Nevada
X T Williams. Santa Rosa
G Cochran, SauSalito
q 5 Herman. n Y
INTERNATIO
J Darling. Martinez
A T McCrlmtish, Vallejo
& Edwards, Redwood
j Berry, Oakland
T Lyon, san Jose
j T. Ryerse. stockton
r 6 Pratter. Sayrey
Miss Morgan, Chicago
7 McCay. Sacramento
q Van Orden, ELK City
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

AL HOTEL.
Miss Z ROwtlege England
J 5 Has dyn, U 5 A
I NJ Taylor, u S A
K Kelly Il W. London
Mrs WSWate-man, : Digo
Mrs Beaman. Mare Island
VI sage Honolulu
Mrs j v Ashworth, Hon.
o,ulu
+ q Hclthern, London
lC f Wiegand, New York
j + HadlOn, Boston
A G Miner, BenlcIa
+ Is Raymond. Benicia
5 w Dennis, Benicia
l. Weiner, Australia
w Paw man, Australia
- Bartyam. Honolulu
Miss Floyd, Clear Lake
Miss Mathews. clear Lake
Mrs NJ Williams, China
Miss A Williams, China
Master G ROBBERS, China
IL + McInt 0sh. U ) n
HOTEL.
X VI Austin. England
+ Stos es, England
BaronHermann. Germany
G II Tracy. England
w L Holloway & W, Cal
DR. Cluuess. Sacramento
Mrs 5 b Sperry&c, Stockt
NJ l. Negan, Cal
l. Archer Jr, San Jose
J Nc W God, England
A w Elgin. Lincoln. Nebr
h M Waller, n Y
V II Kimball. n Y
A q Goldsmith, Ky
w w FoOte, Oakland
A Thomas, Minneapolis
J M Richardson, KansaSC
Ia HOTEL.
j Z Hauskins, Minneapolis
@ + D0Dbins, Tucson
r Shepard, Chicago
y Il Peads, England
J NJ MoOrehead. San Jose
Mai Mott d ", England
A KindelI. New YORK
Miss Kindell. New York
j Sharp, Berkeley
A II HornbeTg, Louisville
A Kabman, Alameda
b ThOrning. Alameda
Z Il Kirby, Denver
sRN HOTEL.
j II Mclean. Benicia
A L LOvett, Cal
Miss Monroe, Portland
C Delaney a W. Portland
J Lunder 81 ", Chicago
~ Silva. Cal
II Spies. New Orleans
G Newman. Fresno
Is NJ Campbell, N Y
George BethIap, n Y
NJ Chapman, Cal
Z ii Bail, Colo
NAL HOTEL
Miss NJ Van orden, NY
Mrs KroegeT, \ Y
l. Purdy, Guerneville
X Uschmann. CaZadero
Mrs r + Uschuann, Cal
q r Hill Los Angeles
: Ralston, Los Angeles
ii $ owen, San Jose
Is + Eckles, Omaha
+ Colby Vallejo
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


A SSESSMENT NOTICE SIERRA NEVADA
n Silver Mining Company. Location OF principal
place OF business. san Francisco, CALIFORNIA; loca-
ton OF works, Virginia Mining district, Storey
County State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
1892 assessment (NO. 1922 Of 25 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
ti0n, payable Immediately IN United States gold
coin, to the secretary at the Office of the company
room Is, Nevada blOck, 3O9 Montgomery ST., San
Francisco California
main unpaid WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
July S92. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction; and un less payment is
before VIII be sold TuesdaT. the ID day Of
August 1892. TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
eether with costs or advertising aud expenses OF
/. l.. PARKER, Secretary.
ONCE, room 10, Nevada block, 800 Montgomery
ST., san Francisco California. jell I'd
OPHIR SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
" ton Of principal place OF business, San Fran
cisco, California; location OF WORKS, Virginia Min
ing District, Storey County, State Of Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held on the third (3d) day OF
June, 1892, an assessment (No. 5SJ OF fifty cents
(50c) per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation, payable immediately in United
States gold coin to the Secretary at the Office of the
company, room 4, Nevada block No 800 Mont
gOmery street san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
nam unpaid the seventh (7th) day OF July,
1892. viii be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on w WEDNESDAY, the tweHty-seVenth
assessment together with the costs or advertising
and expenses OF sale. Z b. HOLMES, Secretary
Ofice-ROom 4. Nevada block, No 500 MOntgom-
cry street san Francisco, California. lea I'd
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BOARD SALES.
following we're the sales in the san Francisco
ktCtL ItsTd yesterday:

following we're the sales in the san Francisco
ktCtL ItsTd yesterday:
EIGrIAR SESSIONS 80 A. ".
100 Alpha. 25 80 CC& VA O5 200 Overrn.....5O
$50 Belcher.. 40 300 Con AS $50 Potos.. 5
so B6 B...2.l5.1OO CFOlut.l.OO 70 Savage. 2. /
l50 100 Il n N..l.4U 100 ..........2. %
50 BuuOH..5 S. 100 ........l A b 100 scorpion. ID
400 CaIedna. 200 New o.. so zoo Union. 100
5OChal C.....3O 90 ODhir. 500 Jacket so
90 ChOilar....4o|
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2:31
100 Alta.....4 40 900 Point 95 200 Ophir. 8
200 BelCheE So 100 q & c.. l. % $50 OYcrm. o.. So
100 q h.. 2O5 2OJ Kentuck 40 100 Potosl.... -
ZUB BOdie.....3O 60 Mexican las $50 savage 200
100 Buiwer 80 $40 New q .... 90 200 UniOn Us
go Cna C....aU 90 ...........bo 90 GJacKt ....sU
Following we're the sales IN the PacIac Stock B0ArI
yesterday;
FFeULAR sEssIOS-lD;20.
800 Buiwer. ..52 100 g. lao 100 SCORPION. / 0
50 Choilsr.. A. 100 Oceid .....45 900 4 q M. 29
$50 CC6 V...3e5. 5OODhtr .2.45 300 SNeY...l.lO
80 COnhd...l.h6 200 Ovrmn AS lOO UnlOn.. O5
500 CFolnt. 90 100 Savage. .2.O5 lO0I jack . IN
AFTERNOON sEssIOS-2.30
500 Belchr... So 100 c Point .95AOU ODhir 2 as
100 .........Sl 100 e C..l.U 800 ........2 2 10
zoo BulWer 90 100 q & \ ..l.45 800 Savage , O5
90 ChaIC ...35. 90 Lady W. IL 100 .......... U
100 ChCllRr... 452rO MeIlcan.lIa 800 ....... 2 5
$50 CC& .95 800 Las 100 & NJ 70
200 .........S. 90 800 - 800 Union O5
lUOU Imp .....O4 100 Overmn..- - l2U YJaeKeE. So
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NoRNINe SALES
Boards Water. 977s; 20 do 9734.
Street-30 Atlantic Dynam te, 46
AFTERNOON SALES
Boards VigOrit Powder 31s: 8 Safety Nitro
Powder. ll1s; Water, 1874; 100 Hawaiian
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Portland's Business.
Fxchange nnd BulIlon.

PORTLAND Or, June l3-Clearances. $3.50. 600;
balances s95 900.
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A ssEssMENr SUPERINTENDENT c

A ssEsSMENT NoTICE-CHALLENGE CON.
- sOlidated Mining Company. Location OF prin'
cpal place OF business, San Francisco, California:
location OF works Gold Hill, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that 8. meeting OF the
Board of Directors. held on the 18th day Of May,
1892, an assessment NO. III OF twenty-five cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation payable Immediately iu United states
gold coin to the secretary, at the once OF the
pany, 33l Pine ST., room 3, San Francisco, CALI
ANY stock upon which this assessment shalt
remain unpaid ON the goth day Of June, 1892, viii
be delin Quent, and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is made before, viii
be sold on Tuesday, the 18th day OF July 1892. 10
pay tie delinquent assessmen together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
OnHce-331 Pine ST., room 8, San Francisco. Call.
A SsESSMENT NOTICE-MEXICAN GOLD AND
~ Silver Mining Company. Location OF prin cipal
place OF business. Francisco, California: loca
tion OF works. Virginia, Storey County, Nevada
Notice is hereby givoa, that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 18th day OF May,
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corpopation, payable Immediately IN United
States gold coin, to the secretary st the once Of
the company. room 49, Nevada block, 500 Mont
gomery St, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shalt
remain unpaid on the 2Ist day of june. 1892, viii
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
sold on Tuesday the l2.h day OF July. 1892, TO pay
the delinquent assessment together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Ohice-Room 79. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
ST., san Francisco California. my II I'd
MELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM
/ pany - Location OF works. Gold Hill, Storey
County, Nevada; principal place Of business Gold
Hill Nevada. Notice is hereby given that at =
meeting OF the board OF trustees OF this company
held on the 9th day OF May, A ID. 1892. assess
ment (No. SD OF twenty-five cents per snare was
levied upon each and every share OF the capital
stock OF said company, payable Immediately 70 the
secretary at the Office of the company, or to James
NewIands transfer secretary, Room 8, 33i Pine
street san Francisco California Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid on
Tuesday June IL 1892. VIII be deemed den-
uuent and Will be duly advertised for sale st pub
tic auction. and unless payment shall 90 made pc
fore will be sold on Monday the 18th day OF July,
1892 at O'Clock P in front OF the ONCE OF the
company, TO pay the delinquent assessment TO.
sale By order Of the board Of trustees.
mvl2 IA w ~ RLAUN Rl.T. SECRETARY
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY & GO.
THIS DAY,

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-1l35 Market ST., bet 7th and Sth.
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
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TOMORROW.
wednesday .''''.''''.......'''.'Juh 10, 1872,
At II O'Clock, on the premises,
2424 SUFFER- STREET, NEAR Frederick,
WILL SELL, on ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE,
Tbo Voru pIo6onf Cunnituro of pooidonno

INV IVIJ HIV0"HF U1HIVuIV VI A'01I~VA1V0i
-. COMPRISING.
Elegant ParlOr UphOlsterY-Divan Easy Chairs,
Reception Chairs aud Rockers;
Costly OIL Paintings, in rich frames
Elegant MOquet and Brussels Carpets: Fine Rugs:
Elegant CeEteT Tables Elegant Rosewood Hat
Stand Very Elegant Eastlake walnut Chamber
Suit, with plate mirrors aud Tennessee marbles /;
Two Rosewood and Walnut Chamber suits;
Finest Spring and Hair Mattresses; Best Pillows
White Blankets and Spreads;
Eastake Walnut Extension Table:
Walnut Dining Chairs; Siiyerplated and China
Ware;
Two Extra Choice New Improved Ranges. with
hOtair elevated ovens and latest Improvements,
imported direct from manufacturers:
Fine Agate Ware; Kitchen Utensils, etc
Ry TERMS CASH.
1eI4 2t GEO F. LAMSON. Auctioneer
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates Of Departure From San Francisco.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr, ChrOnomets- and
Instrument Maker. California stress
Sign of the w OGDEN Sailor.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras "a SIS
"a rs; Bakers extras, 81 55@4 co. supernne. 81 70
@g3 q bb.
wHEAT-The market was fiat and unchanged
yesterday No. /. 81 3712@1 40; lower grades,
81 5215@l SO; extra choice, for milling, ST. 45@
l so q ct
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For Lac shipping la,ctlgeacs See EiOhta Pag.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-01
SAINT PAUL.
KTANDoM PARAGRAPHS.


The board of -afdcimen hold regular
!. meeting this evening.
Tile joint committee on licenses will meet
at3 o'cloel this afternoon.
:. ,Ex. senator wilkinson will speak at the
Floating Bethel this evening
IA masquerade party was given by the q. l.
"A. to the B.aof l. L. at &ild's hail., corner
Seventh aild Bradley streets
Rev and Mrs. 81. Peyton Morgan, Oh 81
John churchewilt be rendered reception
this eyeAingsat the Aberdeen.
= "A meeting OF th39board of education will
be iieId tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock IN
Inspector Auerbach's Office, Pioneer Press
building.
Frank Cassery of The state labor bureau.
has completed bis work as factory inspector
in Minneapolis, and is now inspecting the
safety of machinery in st. Paul factories.
. Rev. and Mrs. Clapp, Of christ church.
were last evening rendered reception III
the Guild hall BY the parishionefs- The rev
erend gentlemen is assistant to Rev. Z. ID.
Andrews.
The United States circuit and district courts
will open in Minneapolis this morning
Judge Nelson, Marshal Donahower and other
officials, of ST. Paul, will SO over to attend
court.
Bernhardt Clausens vas examined Ill inc
county jail Yesterday touching his sanity
and ordered by Probate Judge Olivier to be
confined in the Rochester asylum. lie Is a
marriedman, thirty-two years old.
The case against C. B. Racey, arrested Sat
urday on charge OF embezzling $40, as ex-
planned in these columns, was dismissed yes
terday, the request of j. j. Shoot, the COM
planning witness.
The cause of ex-Cnited States District At
tolney George n. Baxter against The United
States, TO recover for fees, has been appealed
20 the United States circuit court OF appeals
and also to the United States supreme court.
Mr. Baxter re covered u judgment OF over
$4,000. Both sides have appealed from this
judgment
The Vulcan Iron works. with principal
office at oxford, O.. but having branch
office in Duluth filed articles of lncorpora-
ton with the secretary Of state yesterday.
The incorporators are Faye Walker Agnes
II. Morris, Mary A. Morris, Charles o. NUNS
of oxford, O., and Robert II. Harris. OF Dn-
Iuth The capital Stock is SI0O0OO0. and
the Indebtedness is limited to $4,000.
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BENCH AND BAR.


p Willis & Nelson sue Michael f. Sweeney to
recover $40 Tor services as attorneys.
H. T, Selby and others have sued John De
mars and others upon promissory note for
$l25.
f. Schlick Jr., of Field, Mailer & Co., re-
turned. yesterday from "a short European
trip.
H. T. Selby ct al. have begun an action
against Cyrle Putriin ct al. 10 recover SIS
upon proniissory note.
Judge Kerr is sti11 engaged in hearing the
cause OF Newton R.Frost against The Paul
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Company and 9TH
ers.
Gla4ggsg Bros. have garniSheed the funds of
Ioseph Arrelt in the hands of Albion X.
TeasSio satisfy SlS5 due upon promissory
notes.
Owen Mccain is suing the st. Paul Mutual
Building Association No. to set aside d
mortgage foreclosure upon lot 30. block 1. of
Lake Park addition.
". S. Conrad has entered suit against Wal
lace TedfoTd to recover S326.00 for goods sold
and has garnished funds in the hands of the
Kansas City Railway company.
.. The action Of W. E. Howard against H. II.
Kent is still On trial III Judge Cornish s
court. The plaintiff stored goods in kent S
warehouse and they were sold to pay
charges. The action was brought to recover
the value of the goods said 10 be worth about
$500
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HONORED A NAME.
Many Guests Make Merry With
Music and Song.

MANY UutStS MdAG NACEEH '"
Music and Song.
With the Lenten days so close upon
US every one seems to have taken adj
vantage Of the short time left to enjoy
in social gatherings, both public and
private, the few days of grace that re-
main. One of those gatherings which
was celebrated in honor of the day from
which the hosts name was chosen oc-
Cured at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Young, 21 East Magnolia street.
Sunday afternoon, and right royal
gathering it was, relatives and
friends by the score participating. even
to numerous little toddlerS who danced
with the rest. Social converse and
music were INDUCED i'll during the
afternoon. and several pretty songs
were sung during the evening. Mrs.
George Shork and Mrs. +. Erren sang a
duet, accompanied by Charles Pott-
geiser ON the piano. while Mr.. .Shork
gave numerous choice selections on.the
either. p. Simons sang several solos.
and was ably assisted in the songs by
Mrs. William Bircher. Charles Pett-
geiser also gave some of his finest selec.
lions on the piano. An elegant family
supper was served at 8 o'clock, after
which the guests resumed entertain
ment till nearly midnight. Among
those present were:
Mr. and Mrs William Bircher. Mr. and Mrs
P. Simons. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Young, Mr..
and Mrs George H. Shork, Mr.. and Mrs. P
II. Floody. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Erren, Charles
Pottgeiser. j. n. Brady of Shakopee; Mrs
Gilbert Pottgeiser. Mis-. VIM. Koch, Mrs
BlatZ Mrs Affolter The Misses Maudie
Young, Dena Koch. Mile Pottgeiser. Moliie
Phillips, Mamie Koch, Clara Bircher ano
Masters Ralph Bircher and Fran kie Erren
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Is CENTS

a yard. This class of goods
sold rapidly last season at
50 cents. Lots Of goods not
a bit better are sold every
day at SO cents a yard. It's
hardly necessary to- say that
we are not selling them at
IS cents to make a profit.
It's simply one of the things
we do for glory.
Lot 2. $50 pieces or
more of All Wool Suitings,
PIaids, Diagonals, Stripes
and Chevrons; handsome
styles and qualities, at SO
- Lot 3. These came Sat
urday. All-Wool Cheviots,
with corded stripes, very
new, very stylish and very
serviceable; full SO inches
wide. Price, IS cents.
: Ali Wool Diagonals and
Serges in newest colors,
navy, tan, myrtle, green
and grays, So inches wi. wide,
at SO cents. @4' 7qfa
Electric Suitings, the best
wearing goods we know of,
and we've known them for
many years; beautiful new
colorings, 81 inches wide,
$3.50 a yard.
.s
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SULLIVAN IN FORM.
The slugger King Settles Down
to Business.

JohnlL. Sullivan made an appeal last
night from Philip drunk to Philip
sober. He came up smiling from his
Sunday encounter with joyful jag, but
: it was 4 p. M. when he made his first
appearance. Then he turned up in the
lobby of the Ryan with clean shave.
glossy silk tile; and manner and appear
ance entirely unlike the day before.
He was affable, talked freely, and was
all all7around different man. He was
also OH the mourner's bench, and con-
fessed his Sunday sins frankly. Il de-
served ali that was said of me-" he re-
marked, "but, you see, l get it so many
times when don't deserve it that | can
stand it when do"
The champion slugger appeared on
the stage at the Grand last night and
played Broderick Kelly in good form.
. His mouth has the same southwestern
droop, but he read his lines clearly, and
went through his part in good style.
The sparring match in the third act was
rafting three-round bout, in which
both men dislayed enough science to
please the audience, though the gallery
plainly thirSted for gore.
After the play Sullivan promptly
made inquiries concerning the Ryan
Needham fight, and, when told it was
off, said he believed Needham would
have been the winner, but would not
say that he thought Ryan was playing
Off He intimated his belief that Fitz-
simmons would furnish surprise party
for Maher tomorrow night.