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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-28
Boy Burglars at Phenix.

PHGSIx, Ariz., March 27.-Two youthful
burglars, Gene Bickuell and Ellen orth
Bailey, broke into Pratt's stationery store
at o'clock yesterday. Owing to their
tender age, and the fact that the Territory
has no reformatory Institution. they were
fined lightly and liberated.
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The Fire Record.

A still alarm was turned in at $40 yester-
day morning for a fire at 3s Commercial
street, occupied as Herbert & VoegePs
cooperage and Clayburgh's hidestore. The
loss was estimated at $3.50
At 6 A. NJ. an alarm from box 81 was for a
fire in the basement OF the twO-slory brick
building, 706 to no Kearny street, occupied
by Charles Fechheimer as a furnishing
goods store. The underwriters estimate
the loss on the building at 500 and on con-
tents $1,000. l.. Levin's stationery-store.
TOP Kearny street. was damaged to the ex.
tent or $50. The fire is supposed TO have
originated from burning cigarette being
dropped through the grating in The Sidewalk
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saying that they would be killed. and that
they are his friends and he will protect
them. His ultimatum is that all charges
against any individual must originate In
the county where the Offense was CON-
mitted. and. after examination aud trial, II
the Judge desires. he can exact bonds. The
militia, be says, have no authority unless
the county authorities are powerless to
execute the law.
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The Fee SwindIe at Tacoma.

TACOMA, Wash. March 27-James II.
Patched was arrested to-day on a charge Of
fraud In attempting to establish Worlds
Fair detective agency. His plan was to ad-
vertlse for bright young men for detective
service. charging each applicant SO. Many
applications were found in his room.
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He Had Forgotten Something.

Now I OK Press.
Waiter = Haven't you forgotten some
thing sir?
Departing guest (slapping his coat
pockeD-By JoVe, have. My wife gave
me piece of ribbon TO match, and the
fact had entirely slipped my memory. 1t
Is queer. though. that you should know
about 1t. However, Pm much obliged to
You. Gond-d ay.
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Tried to Take H;e Life

NAPA, March 27.-John Cummings, an
Inmate OF the Yountville Veterans Home,
was brought here this afternoon suffering
from knife wound in the throat fully two
inches long and from a gunshot wound In
the side. He had made two vain attempts
to commit suicide.
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RIVERSIDE TEACHERS.
An Effort to Force the Payment of
Their Salaries.

SAN BERSkRDINo. March 27.-County
Superintendent Beatty since the passage of
the Riverside County bill has refused to
order the payment of the warrants of
.schoolteachers In the new county on the
ground Of want OF authority. To settle the
question Miss Inez E. Hancock, teacher
In the Arlington School, Riverside has in
stitnted suit asking an order OF the court
compelling Beatty TO draw a requlsition on
the County Auditor for her salary. The
matter will be heard next Saturday.
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Sold the Old Masters.

ROME, March 27.-Maffeo Parberini Co.
lonna di Sciarra, Prince of Carbagnano. has
been sentenced 10 three months imr rison-
ment and fine OF 624O lire for having sold
works of the old masters to persons outside
of Italy without the consent OF the Govern
ment
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Probably Murdered.

BUDA PEsTH, March 27.-The body OF
Baron Louis KalIa. conspicuous Hun
garian politician, was found to-day in the
River Thesis, near Seuta. His skull was
fractured, his clothes torn as II in strug-
gle and his face cut.
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Arrested for Perjury.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. March 27.-Late this
afternoon MIR. Rhodes of the coal com bine
was arrested on a charge of perjury pre-
ferred by the legislative committee investi-
eating the alleged coal combine. He gave
bond in $4,000 for his appearance on May /.
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A Brute Convicted.

SAN BERNARDINo. March 27.-Robert
Gribben, the Calico saloon keeper who so
brutally beat his wife last November that
her reason became affected and pecessitated
her eommittal to an asylum, was to-day
convicted of assault.
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KoSHLAND INDICTED.
Serious Charge Against the Portland
Wool Merchant.

PORTLAND. March 27.-Ths Grand Jury
to-day indicted NJ. Koshland CT the firm of
Koshland Bros. wool-deaIers. who IA lied a
few weeks ago. The indictment charges
him with fTaudulently obtaining about
S129. COO by means of false certificates which
lie issued to the Bank of British Columbia
on wool in his warehouse
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PROSPEROUS ORANGE COUNTY.
Steps Taken for the Acquisition of
Grounds for Official RuiIdiups.

SANTA ANA. March 27.-The Board of
Supervisors today ordered the County Clerk
to advertise FOR proposals to furnish Orange
County with grounds for county buildings.
The county has $4,000 in the treasury and
no debts. This is the first step toward the
building of courthouse and hall of
records.
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ALL GOOD SWIMMERS.
But the Water Was Too Cold and
They Drowned.

MARIETTA, Ohio March 27.-Three young
men were drowned yesterday at the dam at
the head of Marietta Island. They were
attempting to shoot the rapids. when the
boat was caps!zed. They were George Dow,
barry Dow and Frank Ackerson. All were
good swimmers and made heroic efforts in
the cold, swift water to save themselves.
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ADELE aus DER Ole.
PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO & NORTH PACIFIC R'Y CO.

-S@-EL CAMPO I-sS
The Steamer UKIAH will make IT,
ri ps TO Ell CAMPO every Sunday E-a.ss5Sizs.syiN
from Tiburon Ferry follows: @-11===<4<zEs
Leave san Francisco at 1880 a. NJ. l2:lO, 200
and 40 p. NJ.
$500 p. NJ.
Fare Tor round trip, including admission to the
grounds, % centa mr27 II
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To Penal Seryitude.

LONDON. March Thames W. Hobbs
and Henry Granville Wright were each
sentenced to-day TO twelve years penal
seryIt ude and George Newman was sem
fenced to five years for completely in the
Liberator Building Society frauds.
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Captain Douglass.

Captain William Y. Douglass of Company
A, Police Department, who was seized with
congestiye chill about ten days ago, is still
confined to his bed. After he recovered
from the effects of the chill he had an attack
OF erysipelas Of the face. The effects of
this have passed away. but 1t will be Satur.
day before he can leave his room.
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GLADDENED THEIR HEARTS.
Nevada County Celebrates the Sign.
ing of the Mining Bills.

4NGNdud AOuHl9 NSieDEdteS IHe Slgn@
ing of the Mining Bills.
NEVADA, March 27.-Nevada City and the
surrounding country were lurid tonight
The jubiiant mi ners ha We bonfires on every
hill, and rockets are whizzing upward from
a thousand points. Buildings in the city
are Illuminated and bedecked with flags.
and bands of music, followed By throngs of
cheering citizens. paraded the crowded
streets, A monster mass-meetng was held
at the courthouse and resolutions commend
ing Governor Markham for signing the
mining bills passed by the Legislature were
adopted. Every body is wildly enthusiastic
over the era of prosperity that this legisIa-
tion is a fOrerunner Of.
DUTCH FLAT. March ga grand time
was had here last night to celebrate the
signing of the Ford mining bill by Governor
Markham. The people in this section are
well pleased with the outlook for mining
Everybody turned out and assisted. Speeches
were made by leading citizens ard a fine
banquet was spread by the ladies of the
town. Good words were said for Governor
MARKHAM and Senator Ford.
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10 Inyestigate the Indian Tro uhIe.

VICTORIA, March q. - Superintendent
Hussey of the Provincial Police has de-
cided to 60 nurth in connection with the
Indian excitement over the alleged Sorrow
Island massacre. The Dominion Govern
ment steamer Quadra has been placed at
his disposal for the purpose.
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dermany,s Embassador.

BERLIN. March 27.-The German Govern
ment will raise the Washington legation
to an embassy. in view of the similar
change being made in the representation Of
the United States in this city
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Receipts of the Cotton Fair.

COTTON, March 27.-The State Fair d.
rectOrs met this morning and counted the
money taken in at the exhibition. The
gross receipts were $780,
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HIS HEROISM VAIN.

A Young Farmer Burned TO Death at
Dayton.
MCN INNvILLE, Or. March 81. - John
GibbOn, a young farmer, was burned to
death below Dayton last night. He came
home and found his house burning. Think
ing his wife and children were still in the
building. he rushed into the smoke and
flames. After bursting in the door he was
suffocated and burned to death before he
could be rescued.
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Aftermath of the Idaho Riots.

RATHDRUM, Idaho, March 27.-JoeI F.
Warren OF Montana, charged with bringing
a force of armed men into the State during
the Cpur d'Alene riots last summer was
placed on trial to-day in the Superior
n
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PopuIist Wilson win Plead Guilty.

RALEIGH, n. C., March 27.-It has been
arranged that S. o. Wilson, chairman Of
the Peoples party State Committee, in
dicted for belonging to secret. OATH bound
organization, shall plead guilty. pay costs
and not be subjected to any other penalty.
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MONTREAL, March 27.-The Daily Herald
building was burned tonight. The second
floor was occupied by lthOgraphing and job
printing firms. The losses aggregate $780,
coo. OF which the Herald loses about SAC. OOo
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PAULSELL Is DEAD.
Prominent Citizen Passes
Away.
THE END CAME AT STOCKTON.
The WeiI-Known Merchant and Demo-
crat Succumbs Under an Attack
of Bright's Disease.
Special to THE Mons1Ne CALL

STOCKTON. March pa. c. Paulsell. ex-
member of the State Board oil Harbor Com
missioners, died here tonight at the resi-
denee of his son, J. J. Paulsell. He snf-
fered from Brights disease, and had been
confined to his bed for several days.
a. c. Paulsell was born on January &c,
1882, in Greene County, East Tennessee.
In 1870 his father and family moved west to
Illinois, where the father died. His mother
then moved to Missouri and lived on farm.
When the subject of this sketch was Il he
secured q place in s.Ore in Springfield,
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JOHN MUST PAY PoLLTAx.
Two Dollars to the Government for
the Privilege of iuinn.

W DOII''Io 70 tIIC UUF6I HIIItHL TOT
the Privilege of Living.
SAN DIEGO, March 27.-The deputy As
SCISSORS have been able to collect the poll
tax from only about seYenty-ive Chinese,
and to scare some 300 remaining they have
arranged to arrest fifteen or more that can
be identified and have them taken before
g the Police Judge for misdemeanor, which
will compel each to pay $40 fine. The off.
GERS think the other Chinese will then pay
81 apiece In preference to this.
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Suicide of a Publisher.

CHICAGO. March 27.-Horace c. Domaine,
a well-known and wealthy publisher, con-
mitted suicide to-day by cutting his throat
with razor in the presence Of his wife.
No cause is known.
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THE CALICO MINES.

An Important Suit Decided by Judge
Ross.
SAN BERNARDINo. March 27.-In the suit
OF John Doe against the Waterloo Mining
Company, on trial in the Los Angeles
United States District Court, involving the
title to disputed ground in the mining
claims at Calico, Judge Ross to-day rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff. Several
suits are practically settled by this decision.
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nosition. its intrinsic value being so much
In this way lately was stopped the sale of a
much-advertised cosmetic, the chief COM
ponent of which was that deadly salt of
mercury known as corrnsiYa snhlimata
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Youngest in the State.

Cotton. March 27.-Vance W. Helm,
aged II. the youngest operator in the State,
opened telegraph Office hera to-day.
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MoItke,s t1iob Oniuion of Him

VIENNA, March 27.-Baron Gyulai, whom
Won Moltke once described as the best cav
airy general In Europe. died last night.
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AID TO THE EXiLEs.
The President of Santo Domingo
Means Business.

Means Business.
New YORK. March 27.-The Herald's
Kingston (Jamaica) correspondent cables /:
Encouraging news has been received by
the Haytian exiles here who are planning
to overthrow President Hippolyte. It
comes from Santo Domingo and send il to
you with all due reserve. The rapport says
that President Heuresux Of Santo Domingo
received with pleasure ENJOYS sent to him
by the exiles. and as a result OF the inter-
view aid from Santo Domingo. it is de-
clared, has been assured.
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NO HOPE OE PEACE.
The Choctaw Factions Will Probably
Come to RIows

DALLAS, Tex, March 27.-The News
Antlers Qnd. ID special says that all over
lures looking to peace between the warning
Choctaw factions have been in vain. Locke
refuses to give up his men to the militia.
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BROKEN DOWN.

De Lesseps and Baihut Can Stand
No More.
PARIS. March 27.-The long strain to
which the prisoners in the Panama canal
case have been compelled to submit is be-
ginning to tell upon them. Charles de Les
seps. at the Conciergerle, is completely
broken down. He shows no inclination to
see visitors. but sits In his chair listlessly
all day long. Bathut seems equally over
powered by his sentence
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EASTER cards and booklets for Easter souye.
Mrs at Sanborn. Vail g. CO.'S.
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CITIZENSHIP IN ARIZONA.

An Attempt to Insure the Territory to
the Democracy.
PH@NIx, AriZ., March q. = Governor
MURPHY to-day vetoed the bill extending tho
time required for Territorial citizens ship
from six months to year. The Legisla-
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"ELL-EoUIPPED society man always has
liberal supply OF Whites Yucatan Gum on hand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-16

Tho cold weather record Tor the year
was shattered again yesterday Start
inc at 7 Il, IN. the Thermometer showed
8 degrees above zero and Mt 8 p, m.
reached 3 aboyo, standing at the latter
Ggpre several hours. The average tenn
peraturo for the day was 5,s degrees
above, tho coolest weather seen hero
since about the same period in Jan
NARY, 1855, when six days Of very zeroic
temperature Swero experienced, viz;
January 10, above; II, 3 below; ~ 8
below; 10, 4 below; ID, l below; 10, 8
The Ice in the Ohio il extending and
Getting thicker az these cold days glide
nv, the wa,er under the ice is pEOcti'
c1liy at atand.still and will remain
Thai wav until the inevitable rise that
will follow tho thaw OF theNce and
snow when q booming river will glad,
don the heart OF the river !nau-thati is
iiit don't boom too much,
The promised relief ID the shape OF a
good supply OF natural gus throughout
Inc city, by the natural gas people, did
not materiaIize yesterday, numerous
complaints being made OF ashort supply
Eggs hid fnir to rival pork in rapid
rise in price. The local supply Of fresh
epp5 il practically exhausted, so the
packed article is being used almost ex'
clrqivrlv liens, nB q rule, are not go
Industrious in tile useful occupation of
LAYING eggs during the winter months
rs in the warmer parts OF the year, and
on account OF tho impossible condition
Of the country roads leading into the
city tho limited supply cannot reach
tho Wheeling markets.
A restaraunter said yesterday that the
market price on eggs Ia on the raise,
and is likely 10 continue in that dlrec.
ton for some time. He also said the
consumption Of eggs is greater during
the cold weather than at any other
time; in this respect resembling pork.
The tQyorita meat order Just now is
"ham and eggs" II the hen product
keeps creeping up restaurants will be
compelled 10 change their bills OF fare
soas to read cham or eggs"
The local coal dealers have not ex-
perienced such boom in their BUSH
ness as they arc now having, for years.
In addition 10 the people who have
taken out gas and substituted coal, the
demand is increased by the present
cold spell. Unlike Cincinnati and
other western cities, Wheeling Ia not in
danger Of II coal famine. In addition
to the local retailing coal banks, this
city is in easy aud accessible reach OF
the coal fields Of Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.
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wlll be Hnngea To.tlay.

DANNEMoRA, N. Y. Jan. 15.-Kornell
10th, Hungarian, 20 years old, will
BIO electrocuted tomorrow. The wit
nesses will be admitted to the prison at
ten o'clock q. m. and the execution will
take place soon afterward.
10th was convicted in Schenectady
county Of the murder OF Mrs. Ettie
Demscaek, the crime being committed
in her own home in Schenectady. The
trial, conviction and the time eIapsing
between the conviction and the carry
ing out OF the death penalty was the
shortest on record in this state. 10th
committed the crime Juno Ia, 1892. He
was arrested in July, put on trial in No
vember, convicted in two days, and sen.
fenced in December to die January 10.
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Mon nnd Women. .

At the Opera House for an engage.
ment Of ono night, January 10, Charles
Frohman's admirable company will
present "Mon and Women" four act
drama OF the present day by Bolasco
and DeNTillo, who will be recalled as
tho authors Of "rhe Wife," "The
Charity Bal" "rhe Lost Paradise" etc,
In this, their latest work, the two
clever authors have taken q simple
story Of everyday life, and strengthened
It into dramatic performance OF
absorbing. interest Tho instance Of a
guilty man permitting an innocent one
10 sutIeF his crimes consequences is
certainly not unhcarl OF in the life OF
to-day. From this natural start tho
playwrights begin their story, inter.
weaving with q strong love Involving
sacrifice, pride, worldly positions and
worldly wealth. No theatrical situation
WIS ever closer to an audience's heart
thnn that iii tho third not, showing tile
midnight meeting Of the bank directors,
after the guilty cashier makes crlml-
mating testimony against his friend,
who Is entirely FREQ from guilt.
Ho COOS tho innoccnt r1Nu lod away
undor arrest, when, overcome by q
sense OF justice, be places on his own
wrists pair OF handouts, despite tho
pioadinga OF his sweetheart.
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IoHN .. suL1IYAN.
Ms Play aud MS HshayloF WhilO ii
Wheeling Saturday

His Play aud MS Hahayl9F whilO In
wheeling Saturday,
John L. Sullivan came to Wheeling
Saturday over the Q, & 2. railroad via
Bridgeport, Coming over on the street
chr to the Island, he wanted to drive
the mules, but Driver Palmer declined,
and John insisting his manager had to
call him Of, When splly left the car
he gave the driver half dollar and
told him to take a drink on him.
Spllivan's play, '|lhe Man from Bos'
tom" given at tho Opera House Satur.
day evening, is Extensively full OF
iulsome hattery OF himself. There Ia
not much in it. The star was percep-
tibly full, and so was tho house, and II
was one OF those yelling crowds that
become most enthusiastic at what
makes the iudicious grieye,
After II was over sullivan and some
friends made round, drinking and tax.
ing in the town. Tho alleged sparring
match eenSullivau and Dan Dryer,
of New York, was tame and farclcal,
The whole outfit, except some good va
rlety business, is what the boys refer TO
as ION the dlpky-dipk,"
A telegram from, Alliance, Ohio,
printed yesterday, gives the following
account OF John LIS behavior there:
John l., Sullivan was In town several
hours to-day with his dramatic COM
pany, waiting for train to take the
show 10 Wheeling. Sullivan made an
exhibition OF his worst self while here.
Marching up Main street with u howl
ing crowd ut his heels, no made It a
matter of conscience to pass no drinking
place, where he would 'set 'em up" for
everybody who would drink with him
He found good deal OF fun, appar-
emily, in shaking hands with his rett'
nue. OF admirers. After he had pump
handled them he would fling them up.
on the floor with the remark, cold
Johns pretty good man yet, amt
hop A quartette OF policemen, who
we're instructed to follow and arrest
him on the first justification, heaved a
sigh OF relief when the big fellow was
on the train again.
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A sllppe ar In The Snow,

Some poor young lady who was at the
Beabout club dance Friday night was
likely to DO about as mad as young
lady often becomes. She was not able
TO dance, owing to an accident. On her
way to Turner hall she parted with one
OF her slippers.
1t is a very dainty thing in morocco,
pink ribbon and silver, and in it was
dainty, clean handkerchief.
Officer Jim Creighton picked 1t up in
tho snow on Fourteenth street and
turned it over to an INTELLGENoER re-
porter, with therequest that he make a
notice OF II.
If the young lady wants her slipper
she can get it by applying at the INTEL
LIdENCER office.
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TINE HEN pIsoDUCT
Will Almost COrtaluly CouIlnuo to Hiso.
An Egg Cornor.

An Egg Cornur.
Should tho present severe weather
continue for another week or two, says
the Chronicle telegraph, it will aid the
R. Il. Horne Produce Company, OF I'm.
ion City, Ind, in making the breakfast
egg as extinct for tho time being as the
dodo. As it is now eggs are becoming
amorc and more costly luxury.
When the manager Of the Horne com.
Sany was in this city, in July last, he
mentioned to a local produce merchant
that his company had in stock $4,000
cases OF ice house eggs. AS there arc
20 dozen in case this represented
l,0eO0OO dozens OF eggs. Since then
they have bought up all the surplus
eggs at from Is cents to 10 cents ready
Tor the cooler. When tho cold weather
began in December eggs hore were sell.
lng at from l93 cents to q cents, and
somewhat similar prices prevailed all
ove' the country. Now, however, fresh
eggs arc unprocurable down even 40 far
IS Memphis aud there Is no surplus OF
100 house stock anywhere except in the
hands ofthe r. +, Horne Company. This
hal sent up the prices with q bound
Snd every day is piling it Htill higher.
Geographic returns from firms all over
snow that the rise north, east and south
NsIeldily increasing.