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The private circular OF /. Steuart gives the re-
ceipts or Coal AZ tn port in January at 100 500
tons, against 81, 100 In January, 1872. and H.
720 In January, 1891 The circular that the
Coal market during the month has been inactive
spot prices continue to rule low, while transac-
tions for present and future loading OF foreign
Coal have been very limited.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat was dull and opened
1sc Off, 19@7sc 1.-THE latter for july, held
terday. Receipts. IG5 900 bushels; shipments is :
COO bushels. Rye. Sic. Barley. 64c.
CHICAGO. FEB. 2.-wheat-Cash 1850. Corn
43a4e. Pork $lS 10. Lard - $Il ~. Ribs
SO s. NhIsEy-Sl II
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE YELL.5W
~ Jacket silver Mining Company. Location OF
works ana principal Place OF business Gold Hill.
Storey Coulty. Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment no. So
levied OF the sixth day OF December, 1892. Jns
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
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and Mendoeino, LAG 15e: Northern detective 9o@lVc
p 10 free Mountain 9Dllc 2 10; San Joaquin and
Southern defective. 7@Sc. Spring Won IS quoted
as follows: Eastern Oregon l3G17c; Valley Oregon,
q q N.
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The receipts Of Lumber, shingles and Railroad
Ties at the port OF San Francisco during the month
ofsJaauary reported By the Pacific Coast Wood
and Iron AZ follows, compared with those of the
corresponding mouth last year.
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PALACE SALOON AND RILLlARO HALL,
$50 Mar&et ST.. Bet. Fourth and Fifth.

FRIDAY. the 81 OF February, 1893. AZ i O'Clock
A. NJ. by order Of T. Williams, l shall sell tn
contents and goodwill OF above-named saloon
which consist of Bar Fixtures. Pootables. Shuttle
board Card-tabies, Chairs, Glassware, Liquors,
Wines. etc
II VIII first be called entirety II not sold
as such Il will be sofa by piscemeaI.
fe2 2t* H. j. LEUTHOLTZ. Auction eer.
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Joseph and Louisa Galiano of Hartford
Conn. have been twice married and twice
divorced from each other.
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construct a falsehood out of any truth
whatsoever by twisting it u trifie out of
shane
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Al 1.1V O'CLOCK, On Tie PREMISES,
2o4 NINETEE NTH ST, NEAR HOWARD


THIS AFTERNOON,
At go O'Clock. on the premises
2O4 NINETEE nth ST, NEAR HOWARD
r WILL SILL.
The Elegant Furniture. Carpets etc. contained
In the above residence. Comprising, I'm part, Ele-
CANT PsriOr Furniture upholstered In very costly
materials, Magnificent Easy Chairs and tancy
Rockers, Elegant Orn ments, Magnificent Naturl
Oak Art BOOKCASE and Secretary combined, One
Very Elegant OAK Ladies' Secretary. Elegant Odd
Pieces ParloT Upho stery, Elegant N intel Clock,
on Paintings, Etchings ana Line Engrayiugs,
Elegant Chamber Suits in oak ana cherry. Spring
ana Curled-har Mattresses, Elegant Sewing
Machine, almost new, Elegant ChffOnIeTs, Fine
Lounges. Elegant Dining-roOm Furniture, China
ware. Glassware, etc; One Elegant tiali-StaHf,
Body Brussels AMI Tapestry Carpets. Elegant
Range and host Of useful articles 100 numerous 20
mention.
Note-The furniture contained In the abOvs
residence is in condition the same as new. The
sale IS positive and without reserve and we beg
leave 10 call the attention Of all Intending pGr-
chasers.
LAURENCE VINCENT, Auctioneer.
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What do the dressmakers think Of the
coming Of crinoline?
A lady reporter of TIE CALL went
around yesterday TO find out
She received a good deal of information
of a very alarming nature. CTinolne is
actually coming. The dressmakers quote
Worth as an authority And VINO is greater
than Worth?
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BoAkD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board Yesterday;
IltUTAR sFssIoN-o 90 =. ".
200 Belchr . .e0lOO Con ..40l0o 0phir.... 80
zoo ...... so 200 POint...-7 20 so POtoSi - 1e
$50 Bullion. IS 200 II & -. zoo l. a
400 Cholar. so 200 Kentuck. 2OI350 savage J.. 5
200 CCNVa2IAl25O Mexcan / Iat 80 Union. 80
AFTERNooN SESSION. 30.
500 Belchr. 9O5UO G q c -. 90 900 Potosi. ..112
100 4 a. Bl 35l5O II & NJ. 80 200 ........ L 40
$50 Bullion. % 400 Justice. .lOS3O SAVAGE l. ~
IU0 CaIedpa. 500 Keutuck 20 1000 5 u Nm. 10
1000 Chollar 50 90 Mexicn.I.56 90 ) Ney....l5 a
100 & 4 Nv 2la 100 Ophir.. l. 81 100 Utah. ..l5
1870 .......245 so .......1.sO, ZOU YJaoKE....75
so Point....7O. 100 Oyrmn ....Iol
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2-The stock market to-day
showed an inclination TO narrowness, but there
was large bushes, done. Reading and Distillers
between them mouOpolizng over bali OF the total
transact Gus. There some strength in the fore
noon, and advances EXTENDED 20 31s per cent in
Dstlc RS, but the certainty that considerable gold
would go away Saturday again checked the
buitsh sentiment. The general market was quiet,
With narrow limits rule. aud the close was
fairly steady. Government bonds dull Petroleum
553sc.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-United States Bonds. as.
1l41a; do rs. 100; oFthern Pacific. 1874; Cana
dian Pacific 1864 Central Pacific. 20: Union Pa
eihc. Ala; Atchson and santa re, S4$4 W els
Fargo. I45: Western Union. 9812; Silver 1914;
SterlIug, 81 S6G4 80.
Wheat = Nav, sl3sc. Flour. steady. Coffee,
S17 40. Sugar. 3 l-l6Q3Iac Hops-Pacifc Coast
21@24c. Hides. l212c COppsr-Lake $l2 10. lin
Spot. $50 10. Lead-Domestic, IS 80. Iron, SIG.
ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Hops steady. Shippers out OF the mar
ket. The inquiry Is entirely for small lots by brew
ers. Best Pacidcs sell at II @2tc.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
sugar-Rehned very quiet and unchanged; law,
slightly easier and unchanged.
Cofee-Quiet and slightly lower than for some
months. February, Sl7 30; March, : n %; April
SIG 70
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RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed ~ THOMAS TESSgNr Chr0 0m5ssr an1
INSTRUMENT Maker. CALI 0rnta 3EresI.
SIN Of the Wo den S1iI0.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. LAMS0N.
AUCTI0NEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 Kearny ST.. between California aud Pina

AUCTIONEER & CUM m1SolON IN Emu IN M
25Kearny ST.. between California ana fin1
THIS DAY.
Friday. February 3. 1899
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the promises,
ia ELLIS STREET,
~ WILL SELL THE.
The Elegant Furniture, Cabinet GRAND
Upright Weber Piano, Splendid Msntel
Pier Mirrors Rich Upholstery and Royal
Wilton, Moquet and Body Brussels Car
pets in above residence,
CONTRASTING.
One Weber Upright Piano. OF splendid tone ana
hniNh, cost SOU; magnificent Parlor Upholstery
cotds Dlyans, Chairs and Rockers. in richest Ofo-
caaes, SILK tapestries and SILK plush; eieg ant
Mante ana Pier Mirrors. 10 gold and gilt frames;
very eleSant Iurkish PortiereS and Lace CurtaihSi
Costly Pictures and Rare. Ornaments elegant
Polished OAK. " walnut, Rosewood, Cherry aud East
err Ash Chamber suits, with full Toilet-qiate Mir
rors: Finest Bedding; extra Spriny and Hair Mat
tresses: Elegant Chdoniers, Writing DESKS and
rabies; Cosby lounges Ottomans: Oiiet sets;
Elegant Sldeboards Diung-rab 8; Dininr-Chalrs:
Silver.plated and Crystal T. assware; Fine Ra e;
l Refrigerator. AID an immense assorJme L Of sie-
giant and costly FurHiture
NoTE.-The above Furniture Is all OF the latest
style, ia hne condition. aud eau be purchased
whole by any one desiring TO rent the premises any
time up 10 the honr OF sale, by applying either to
the auctioneer or BULLER SMITH, Post ST.,
fee q GEO. F. LAMsoN, AuctiOneer.
UnAO. LEVI q w.,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-SaesrOom-ll35 Market s.. bet. 7rh and Stn.
Regular SdlesdayS-T Tuesday aud Friday
THIS DAY.
Friday. February 3. 1898,
Alto o'clock A. NJ. at salesrooms,
1875 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL.
Parlor Furniture, Bedroom Sets
With
Clipper and Cured Hair Top Mattresses,
Bedding, 500 Yards Carpets, Wardrobes. Desks
SideboarGs, Mautel Mirrors Extension Tables
with chairs TO match. Bed Lounges. Folding Beds,
Rockers, Hatracks odd Bureaus CrOckery Glass
ware, Gas Stoves. Ranges, etc., OF I5-rOOm house,
removed to salesrOoms Tor convenience OF sails.
CHAS. LEVY & CO. Auctoueers.
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Mrs irwin, Mare Island
Miss TimmOns. San Jose
q Mrs A l. lax er, Baltimore
: DIR g MeAden, baltimore
j VI Pollock. London
Mrs J NJ Pollock. London
ID r Hayes. sacramento
J II Muy bridge. Nslle1o
w w Morton. Denver
Mrs j II 81 npson, Cal
q w Hume. London
X b Dohham, Cleveland
G \ Holiday, Montreal
G II Hanford. Seattle
Miss Nj Campbell. Detroit
/ Mrs G W Hathaway.S Digo
} Col l. $ Rabbit, U 5 A
Rev G Benham. Benlcia
Mrs J q Croft, st Louis
Miss A ATtiga, Salvador
c = Morse. Mare Island
J @ II Barnhart, San jose
& w Woodlord, Toronto
Mrs Woodford. Toronto
e & Crlder, Ill
Mrs A Parsons, Albany
G l. Barrett. Cal
Robt Killen, Boston
Miss kilIen n ma, Boston
+ q Kliyer, Germany
2 HOTEL.
Raleigh Barear. vscaville
Bic Strauss, New York
Nj Granger n W, Dixon
w McAlpin a. W, Dixon.
DR. +. G Skinner IL W, n Y
J A Barclay. London
! i w nebard, Mich
Mrs J II Goldwait, Mass
Miss VI U Goidwait. Mass
Mrs J L Elliott. Cincinnati
Miss Elliott. Cincinnati
Marano GaTcio. Mexico
!, O G Weyse. Los Angeles
Mis- r h high d I'm. Denvr
Mrs III High. Denver
Mrs III e Sherwood. Denv
e A Beck. Chicago
z A T. Scott. Sacramento
w s Hook. san Jose
r Il A Thomas. san jose
= Frank Mclaughlin, Orovl
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WORTH IS QUOTED.
He Says Crinoline Is Sure
to Come.
OUR LOCAL AUTHORITIES TALK
CITY Dressmakers Who Say That the
Hoopskirt IS Horrible, but Then,
You Know -.
OUR LOCAL AUTHORITIES TALK

\ o think that we should
come to this! Crinoline
threatening on one hand
and Great Britain on
the other. or the two
which is really the
worse? From the depths
Of the male lungs if not
from the depths Of the
male heart comes the
long-drawn wall" Grin
oliner'
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Aud in accordance with law. and an order OF
the BOARD OF Trustees, made the 9th day ~
December, 1892 many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock rs may be necessary VIII be
at public auction at the Office of the company. ~
Main st, Gold Hill, New, on TUESDAY, the IA h
day OF February. 500. nc l O'Clock p NJ OF sal J
day. to pay said delinquent assessment THEREOF.
together with costs Of adyerriling and expers OF
sale. llal7 tdl w. IL BLAUNELT Secr.,ar
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w - het -
Mrs j Williams, = Rafat
W = Park. san Rafael
w t Barton. San Rafael
G P MaSterson, Tacoma
W II Wilson, Seattle
A Nj Ingersoil &w, Tacon
Miss Ingersoll. Tacoma
A j Earring Il ". Tacoma
Miss Earring, tacoma
A j Earling Jr, Tacoma
Adam Hogg. Kansas City
EN- Cooke Il W, ElIenshrg
wWatson * w. New YOrs
Ell GOvell. New YORK
Chas Bennett. Monterey
A Amblarney 4 W. Paris
Il w Swanter. Santa CRU
&C LILY. Santa cruz
Mrs : G Williams. Denver
Capt Malone Il W, Semin
aru p0rE
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CHAS. LEVY 6 CO..
LAURENCE VINCENT,

GENERAL AUCTI 5NE X.
Ohice-Room %, Flood Building, cor MSg K 4th ST.
rLs1c n--1Aan
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

Admiral Jno Irwin. UsN Mrs irwin, Mare Island
w Wright San Jose Miss TimmOns. San Jose
Miss X Timmons. Sn Jose Mrs A l. Eaker Baltimore
Miss l. McAden. Baltimre DIR g MeAden baltimore
j Newton, London VI Pollock. Loudoa
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Hops steady. Shippers out OF the mar
ket. The inquiry Is entirely for small lots by brew
| ers Best PacI6cs sell at z f02tc.
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UP ABOVE QUEBEC.
A Report That hagSin, Msckay an
Jones are Buying Gold Ppopertles,

Report That hagSin. hsckay and
Jones are Buying Gold Properties.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-It is reported hero
to-day that q syndicate composed Of J. B.
Haggin, John w. Mackay and Senator
Jones OF Nevada has about concluded ar.
ranRements for tho purchase Of all the
gold mines aud interests in the Beance
mining district in tho province of Quebec.
These mines are located about rs miles
north of the city Of Quebec aud are known
as the Gilbert River gold mines. Mining
Expert Dwight Crittendou 10 making an
examination Of the mines In tho Beance
district and has already made one report,
In which he says he found large number
of gold bearing quartz veins. Any report
made by Crittenden. who 10 a practical
miner, is regarded BY mining men, II is
said, as beyond dispute, and the very fact
that he 10 making an examination satis-
fies Wall street that the purchase by tho
Haggin syndicate is practically settled
upon.
One group Of mines In this district 10
owned by number of Boston and Port
land merchants, but 1t Is reported that ar
rangements have been made for the
transfer Of this property TO Hnggin and
his associates. The valuo of all the
mines Is up in the millions. Mining men
here are much interested in the outcome
OF tho deal, as the Same syndicate is re-
ported TO have recently secured some of
the richest mines In Chill in return for a
cash advance made at the time of tho
Chilian war. None of the principals seen
to-day would discuss the deal at all.
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s,u,,.r, p.el,s.. New rrop.r,y.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3o.-At the re-
corIer's Office to-day there was placed on
record deed from tho Pacific Improves
ment company to the Southern Pacific
company Of the Fourth and Townsend
streets railroad property and II other par
GELS Of real estate presumably comprising
all Of the land held by tho Pacific I'm
provemcnt company. Tho consideration
was $40. Immediately following this there
were recorded - notes tn the Pacific In,-
provemcnt company of SlOJ.0oJ each, ag-
gregating 100000. secured 10y the prop
eriy set forth in the deed. The notes are
for 10 years and bear interest at 8 per
cent.
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COULDN'T SELL ITS SECURITIES.
A Reesivsr Appointed for the Nicarsgus
Canal Company.

s"s"ps"ys
New YORK, Aug. 3o.-ln the United
States circuit court to-day Judge Benedict
appointed Thomas B. Atkins OF New York
receiver for the Nicaragua Canal and
Construction company on application of
Louis Chaple. one of the stockholders.
The application for receiver Was acqui.
esced In by Warner Miller, president, who
says the company has no means to meet
its obligations. The company was organ
ised under the laws Of tho state of Colorado
June 10. 1887. for the purpose of building
a canal thr ough the republic OF Nicaragua,
connecting the Atlantic and the
Pacific oceans. The authorised
capital stack was Si2.OOo,000. oil Of
which is paid up. After organiaa-
tion. II became associated with the Mari.
time Canal company with the same oh.
jccts.
Tho late scandals in France over the
building Of tho Panama canal seriously
affected the American company, and tho
uncertain nature Of the work projected
had tho effect OF making capitalists eau.
tious about investing in the concern. The
present monetary sirinsency further en-
barrassed the concern, until finally its
officers became unable TO meet the de.
mauds and decided to apply to tue courts
for n receiver.
President Warner Miller said the fail
ure Of the Nicaragua Canal Construction
company was due TO inability To sell the
securities OF the company. The company
was pressed for the settlement of Its bills
payable. Tho rcccivership was the direct
| outcome of the claim of Andrcas d Co.
for an unpaid bill Of exchange amounting
In Sl0n
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Tn. American liar Association.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 3.-The American
Bar association met In annual session
here to-day, many Of the most prominent
lawyers Of the country bcing present. The
proceedings opened with an address b.
President John Randolph Tucker sum
marixing the importan, changes in the
state and national laws during tho past
year. This afternoon Horny Wade Ro.-
ers of Evansville. H.. read paper on
Treaty Making Power" and W. w. Me-
Farland of New York on Evolution Of
Jurisprudence
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PROSPERITY IN MEXICO.
The People stiii Have Faith In silver and
Are In Good shape.

are tn scou rhape.
CITY oP MEXICO, Aug. 3D.-lt was antici-
patcd that the passage of the bill repeal-
ing the silver purchasing clause Of tho
sherman net by the house of representa-
tiyes would Immediately have bad effects
on exchange on New York, but SO far no
change Is noted. The people generally be-
lieve that American silver mines cannot
as rule continue to be worked at much
lower price, when their place will lac taken
by mines here employing cheap labor. and
that as the product cannot be very greatly
increased here the price Of the white metal
will remain steady.
1t is thought that Europe will soon expc-
rience even greater panic than that now
existing in the United States and that tho
silver question will not be settled until
Europe il forced to take some action in
order to save the export trade TO silver
using countries. The business condition
here is in remarkable contrast to that in
the United States. There have been no
large failures. and the banks are now in
better condition than for q long time, with
large cash reserves.
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THE SILVER WAR.
Teller VIII Fight u Ou, on This Line
It Takes All Winter.


Teller VIII Fight It Ou, on This Line n
It Takes All winter.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3o.-The silver de.
bate In the senate is TO be made a test Of
physical endurance. This, at least, is the
nrooramme which the senators from the
silver states announce. Senator Teller of
Colorado savs he brought his winter
clothes with him and will wear them he.
fore ,be unconditional repeai of the silver
hill ia passed, But the senators from the
.ilver states secm 10 stand alone In this
determination. Their opponents saw they
will NO, be aided 10 any great extsnt by
free coinage democrats. Most of them. il
Ia believed. agree with Hin that to filibus.
ter on this question would he TO lower tho
character of the senate and 10 diminish
public respect for its deliberations, q
Threats. analogous to those ascribcd 10
silver men. sav the autj.s,Iveritcs have
beeu heard before in the senate ON other
burning public questions, but somehow.
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QUICKLY DISPERSED.
Chicago Police Charge m . Crowd That
wAs Growing Cneasy.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3o.-An enormous crowd
Of unemployed men and women collected
on the lake front to-day to hold . mass
meeting. IL was SO worry much larger
than expected that SO policemen were
placed on duty there and 1000 additional
officers wcrc summoned from outlying
stations. The authorities are very appre-
hensive of an outbreak and are taking
every precauiion to prevent IL. The crowd
has grown turbulent and began to throw
coupling pins picked up on the Illinois
Central tracks. The police arc preparing
TO use 1atling guns.
As tho mornin, wore on the crowds
constantly increased and became moro
turbulent. lnpromptu speeches were
made at various points and indications
OF rioting manifesting themselves. Fl.
nally the crowd surged across Michigan
avenue, blocking the streets abutting on
IL and preventing entrance to the Audi.
torium and other hotels. About this
time the police began TO appear in tho
crowd.
Meantime 500 Italians and others started
for the Spiszaria market on State street,
where were stored so rifles used by Italian
societies In paradcs. Arrived there tho
mob demanded guns and Spissaria re-
fused TO give than up and pushed the in
vaders cut and locked tho doors. lie then
gave them S2 with which they bought
italian and American flags and returned
to the lake front, a squad OF police keep
ing eye on them, but making no arrests.
On the return Of tho Italians there was
increased excitement and soon the mob
began throwing stones at the police. fol-
lowed by q shower of coupling pins.
picked up on the Illinois Central railroad
tracks. Orders nj once were sent To have
the Gatling guns in readiness and the po-
lice were ordered To charge. Their clubs
mt once began TO bea: a lively tune on the
heads of the mob and In an incredibly
short time IL broke and ran In every di-
rection, quickly melting into individuals
fleeing through the streets and alleys, and
trouble was over, at least for time.
Shortly after o'clock this afternoon,
everything being quiet and all the crowds
dispersed. the reserve police forces were
sent home. At the armory of-ssee Second
infantry, on the lake front, there was
much earnest work this evening, an extra
guard being placed on duty with n limo ol
pickcts outside. Tho same conditions pre-
vail at the west side armory OF the Second
and the armory of the First regiment. all
being prepared for any possible attempt
to sack tho artnories. Mayor Harrison
said tonight he would not allow any more
inccndiary speeches to be made on the
lake front.
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suffer L,ti. Children to Com. Unto N.

ST. Louis, Aug. 3.-The first interna-
tional Sunday school field workers con.
ference assembled here to-day. The ses-
sion was devoted to the reading OF papers.
At the afternoon session Marion Law
renee OF Toledo was elected president and
Mamie :. Huber of Louisville secretary.
The executive committee had meeting
this afternoon to discuss preliminary
work. The Seventh International Sunday
school convention opened at Exposition
hall this evening, John y. Harris OF Ala
bama being made president.
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OF the banks Of tho country. He would uos
snsble them my longer TO paralyss the
business Of the country. a. they werc do
ing to-day. He had . fair opportunity to
wipe them out, and he would wipe them
out as quickly as he could. He was op-
posed to the present system. ile destred
10 withdraw from banks tho privilegss
they now possessed. Al the conclusion OF
Teller's speech the senate vent into sx-
ecutive session and when tho doors re-
opened adjourned.
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The Nieh bfr. are on.

CHICAGO. Aug. so.-The assignee for
Conrad N,ehoff. the insolvent banker,
made a report in the county courts to-day
showing the cash account was short slo9.-
ia: and also stating that $1,000 was em-
bezzled By Niehoif's sons. both of whom,
together with their father, have left for
parts unknown.
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Iia.ebaIl N.strrdly.

Al philadelphia; Plttsburg. Z.
Al Baltimore-7; Cleveland, Il.
At WashingIon-5; Cincinnati, q.
At Brooklyn-s; Louisville, ).
At New Iork-li; ST. Lous.1
AZ Boston,; Chicago, 9. Second game
Boston j; Chicago.
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LONDON. Aug. o.-The Times has dis
patch from Zanzibar which says the Brit
ish gunboat Blanche has returned after
putting down mutiny among the troops
of the Garrison at kismeriu. The British
killed and wounded many of the rebels
and burned several small villages.
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CUPID VS.. PARENTAL COMMAND.
Millionaire Meyers Daughter Marries y
Street Car Conductor.


Street Car Conductor.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3d. William Ball, q
street car conductor on the Broadway line,
and the daughter of Ferdinand Meyer.
the millionaire bank president of this city.
were secretly married on Saturday. The
bride 10 only Il years old. II was she who
applied to Recorder Hobbs for the license.
but he refused 10 give her one. The
couple then went to ST. Charles where they
got license without difficulty and the
Rev. Mr. liughey married them. They are
now living in n little house just OF Broad.
way whero the young husband can run
around and see his wife between trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer are in Chicago WIS.,
iting the worlds fair, and il is said are not
yet aware of the marriage. Ball has been
clandestinely cour,ing the young woman
for some time. Mr.. Meyer heard of this
and objected strcnuousiy. He told his
daughter that IL she persisted IN receiving
attentions from Bali she would have 10
leave the house. She has left.