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PALACE HOTEL

THE PALACE HOTEL oGCgeyKs AN ENTIRE
! block in the center OF San Francisco 1t Il the
medel hotel OF tho world. FIRE ana earth quake
fisht aud airy. The Ventilation Is perfect. bath
and closst adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
OF access frem broad, light corridors The censra
court. illuminated by electric light, it, Immense
glass Roof. broad balconies carrisSe-way ana tIop
Zeal plants are features hitherto unknown n Amer
lean ho$els Guests ent stained on either the Amer
lean OF Europeap pisn Ths restaurant Is the dsest
n the city. Secure reoHis In .avAnce p teie
EAphina. THE fALACE tiOTEE.
lat e 0AA 1rhneIsco. Cal.
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AUCTION SALES.
GhAS. LEVY & CO..

CHAS. LEVY & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Salesroom-ll35 Market ST., bet 7rh and Stn.
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
THIS DAY.
Friday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. July 4 1898
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. at salesroOm
1135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
WE WILL SELL
A Large and Superior Assortment OF Household
UR MI FUR il.
Pianos, Mantel Mirrors, etc.. of Five Elegantly
Furnished Houses, Removed to Our Spacious
SalesrOOms for Convenience of Sale.
-. COMPRISING.
Oak. Walnut and Cherry Chamber Suits: Folding
Beds; Sidsboards Extension Tables: Parlor
Suits: Lounges: Easy Chairs; Desks and Book
cases; Body Brussels Carpets and Rugs;
Ranges: stoves: Chinaware, etc.; Wines and
Liquors
CHAS LEVY L. CO.. Auctioueers
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Fore gn Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, July lathe spot market Is steady
at IS l1ad. Cargoes are firm at 29s Sd for of
coast, 30s ed for prompt shipment and 29s Sd Tor
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: July.
IS Cd: August, IS 91ad: September. IS l01ad:
October 5S ll12d; November. Us 1ad December,
Us lad
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July 13. - Consols. 1915 @ 80 3-16;
Silver. 33d; french rentes, off 6212c; Bullion
into Bank OF England, ETA 900.
Portland's business.
PORTLAND, Or, July 12.-ClearAnceA e209 600;
baIances. S44. 600.
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General Merchandisa.

BAGs-Calcutta spot, are frmer at 6g6Ac:
Wool Tags, 30 70 @D32c.
SUGAR--Ihe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cnbe, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 6s4c y ID: Dry GRADUATED,
61sc q tb:\Confectioners' A. &c p 10: Magnolia.
5l2c; Extra C. 5asc. Golden e. 51se; ID. 41sc;
Standard A. 57sc hslfbb 1sc more than bbls.
and boxes lac more
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THURSDAY EVENING, July ID
Summary OF THE Markets
Silver recovered.
Wheat steady. Barley in demand.
Oats and Corn dull.
Decline in Rye
Hay and Beans unchanged
Grain Bags weaker.
Potatoes still lower
Onions easier.
Turkeys, Ducks and Pigeons lower.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Eggs weaker again.
Apricots. Peaches. Apples and Figs plentiful.
New Dried Fruit neglected.
Heavy stocks of Vegetables
New York Exchange advanced
Treasure shipment to China.
New York Markets.
NEW York. July l3.-The good buying of stocks
this morning caused advances of "A to l1a At
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CONRAD!
CONRAD !!
CONRAD !!
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC!

true that have tho President Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company vice M. A. DAUPHIN,
deceased still retain the Presidency Gulf Coast lee and
Company that all proposals for supplies
chnery well all other sub
iects should be addressed m heretofore.
After January ], 1894 my business will be removed
Puerto Cortez Honduras Central America will
q without any break.
PAUL CONRAD,
Lock BOX 1868. ...... Orleans, Ia.
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Rodeo Cattle Market.

RoDEo CAL, July I3.-Report Union Stockyard
Company-Market steady; hogs ard calves in bet
ter demand. Primo steers. so 40@2 70; cows, 81
@2 20: gamers 81 259l so.
Sheep-Good fat wetherS, 1903 2o: ewes 81 70
@3: lambs, So .5@4
Hogs Heavy granted, So s096 90; light,
S5 70G6.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-30 s Gaslight, 6S1a, 10 s Water,
9534.
Street-25 Cal Electric Light, q.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-50 Contra Costa Water, 30.
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Treasure hipment.

The Begc took out treasure list OF $285 .049.
consisting of $l30,969 in Mexican Dollars 1850
in Gold Coin aud $152,5D0 n Fine Silver.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co,

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL A~a
= fortnightiy for the West Indies and Es152E
Southampton, calling On route at Cherb0ufg,
France. and Plymouth, to land passengers.
Through Bills Of Lading, In conn ection with the
Pacific Mall S.6. Co., issued for freight and treas
We to direct ports In England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
m Outh. CherbOurg. Southampton. First class
Sl95 third class. s97 So For further particu-
lars apply to PARROTT Co. Agents.
tt 3O6 California It
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

0UU helm PAGIFIG tUMPAVy
PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO.
LKAvE---FR0M JON Z 10, lsa3---AR.yI
:00A Atlantic Express for Ogden aud
7:ooA Benieia vacaviiie. Rumsey and '''l
7.soA Haywsrds. Niles and San jose .1s:isr
&c.. Niles and San Jose............ t6:l5P
500. sasssss asd h sa p.; s ss:
Sacramento Marysville. Red
Bluff and Orc Vile. ............ 4:15P
sooA NEW ss,.. Orleans nsn,,na Express p Los An,
.o.oo Orleans and East. S:45p
l2SoM Haywar .hs S Mnsea Liver,nore ssr
u :00P Saerame nto River Steamers .9:OOP
:30P Vallejo and Port c sta 80. l2:l5P
3:0OP Haywards, Niles and San Jose. 9:45A
4:00e Martinez. Stockton. Raymond
for assmit ana Fresno -. 12;l6P
sapa Calistosa, Ell Verano and
4:oor Beni hs Vscaviile Espsr;o ''-'A
Marysviile. oroville and sacra-
:oor European Mail ogden and East io:asA
% :uOP Niles and Liyermors. SO asa
b:3Or Los Angeles Express. Fresno,
bakersfield, Santa Barbara and
6:sor santa 1 Fe Route Atlantic Express; s;i'A
for Moiaye and East ....,...... 9;l5A
=. g :o0r Haywares, Niles and San jose. 5:4sA
7:00r oregon EXPRESS. sacramento,
Marysville Redding, Portland,
Puget Sound AMI East r. ...... S:1oA
U:OOF Castle Crag and IunsmUr via
Woodland and willows......... 7:l5A
SANTA CRUZ DIVISION (Narrow Gauge,.
= :25A sunday Excursion for Newark.
San Jose. Los Gatos. FELTON, and
s:l5A Newark, Centerviiie San jose
FELTON,, Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and way 81 ii ns....... s:2or
o2:16R NewarS, CeDteryille, San jose,
Almaden, FELTON,, Boulder Creek
Santa Cruz and principal way
l:46P Newark. San lose. Los Garos,... s:50A
90 4 ST DIV S'N-rhir. and Townsend SITS
u :0OA San Jose, Almaden and Way Sta
II :soA San oJ jose. ssati Cruz facifc
Grove p,i wav Stat ops 1882
SABA San Jose. Tres Pinos. Santa Cruz
Pa cthc Grove. Paso Robes San
LUIS Obispo) and Principal
i9:sOA Pa oAi I'D way STATIONS. t2:27-
lO:4nA San Jose and Way stations. e:O6P
12:C6P PaIo Alto and Way Stations. 4:25P
- :0Ur MEMO TX, San, Jose, .iiroy,
Paiaro C.strovtle. De Monte,
Monterey an Pacific Grove. 1884
s2:S0P San Jose, Gilroy, Trrs Piros,
ard Pacific Grove ... - slO:40A
rions. ........ ~a:47A
App rsio Alto and way Stations 49,. *s:osA
s :10r San Jose and Way Stations S:A8A
6:3OP Palo Alto and Way Stations. :. 6:35A
IL ASP PaIo Alto and Principal Way
stations. ........... .,....s.,.... If.zor
for Morning. r for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. saturdays only
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
Till cali for and check baggage from hotels aud
residences Inquire OF Ticket Agents for Time
cards and other tEfVr mation.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown 4 Liverpool,
SAILING EVEkY WEEK.

('ABIN. 500 AND UPWAKD, ACCOkD- Aae
\ Ing to steamer and accommodations 111E
selected; second cabin, s35; Majestic and 1euton-
ic. $40 and $45. Steerage tickets from England.
Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
through to San francisco at lowest rates. Tick
cts ssiling dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. H. AVERY. Pacific Mali Dock, or at the
General ONCE of the Company, 6l3 Market ST.,
under Grand Hotel G.. w. FLETCHER,
apps TuWcFrsu tt. Gen. Agt for Pacific Coast.
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San Franci.co Meat t,arfet.

Wholesale rates from Slang hterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 6m512c; second quality,
AA.c third do. 3Ls@4c q 10.
VEAL - Large 5@16c Y n small Calves 900;
Dairy Calves, 71a@8c q 10.
MUTToN-Wether 6G61ac; Ewes, $4,000
p 10.
SPRING LAMB-7ls18Iae p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. ga @63sc for heavy and me-
dunn granted: stock Hogs, 55s@6Mc; dressed
do, 99Slbc = II.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure from San Francisco.
STEAMERS. IDnsrrsAr1oN SAILS WIRE.
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for Morning. r for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. saturdays only
1Sundays only.
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
Vill cali for and check baggage from hotels aud
residences Inquire OF Ticket Agents for Time
sards and other Information.
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PORTLAND, Or, July 12.-CiearanceA e209. 00Oi
balances. $44 200.
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For Late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Page.
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are al follows: Family
extras. 81 1904 20 Bakers extras, S4@4 40:
superfne. So 9093 80 p bbl.
WHEAT-Steady. Fair average demand on ship
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Yictima af the Wreck.

JACKSON, Mich. Oct. i5.-It is believed
all those injured in yesterdays accident,
except Miss Blanche Beardslee Of Canton.
Pa. and Miss Johanna Hoaley Of Morris
Run. Pa. will recover. though q number
Of thom will be manned for life. Miss
Beardsiee has q fractured skull and in.
tcrnal injuries and is friRhtfully cut and
bruised about tho body. Only the faintest
hope Of her recovery 10 entertained. She
10 conscious and unconscious by turns.
Miss Healey has bad fractures of both
legs. Il was thought ut one time that am.
putation would be necessary. but II has
been decided not To perform tho opera.
ton. There are slight hopes Of recovery.
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Increasing The Hours

OMAHA, Oct. 15.-Unprecsdentsd ~ tho
situation il, 1000 men on the Union Pacific
will feel Monday that the appointment OF
receivers for the vast system 10 an unmixsd
blessing, by reason Of the order issued
late last night by General Manager
Dickinson. increasing the hours Of work
for all shopmen 13 hours per week. Men
who have been working 3b hours per week
In the shops throughout tho system,
acQuiescina in the several reductions
made during tho summer, are granted an
increase TO 4s hours per week. effective
Monday morning. II will increase the
pay roll e15 900 per month.
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BLAcKFoRD-DAvis.

The Daughter OF an American senator
Marrtss the son OF an Eagiish Lord.
LONDON, Oct. l5.-The civil marriage Of
Lord Terrace Blackford, son Of Lord Duf.
ferin. the British ambassador, and Miss
Flora Davis OF New York, was celebrated
yesterday at Marie. The religious
ceremony will take place tomorrow.
Al tho civil marriage yesterday
the mayor made speech chiefly
addrcssed to Lord Duiferin. During tho
course of his remarks the mayor said that
English and Americans have ''been our
political educators. II 10 in their school We
learned the principal Of liberty and We
have not forgotten the fact that Great
Britain has always been an asylum Tor
political refugees"
The Daily Nsirs, referring 10 tho may
or's speech at the civil marriage of Lord
Blackwood, says tho mayor made grace
full compliment to the British ambassa-
dor. Continuing. the Neios says: "Sseing
in the bridegroom tho secretary OF our
ambassador, aud In tho bride the dauab'
tor of an American senator, tho mayor
rose to the occasion and gave compli'
ment which u Of national significance"
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SYNOD OF MONTANA.
Proceedinss OF the Presbyterians In
Convention at lBossnan.

Proceedinss OF the Presbytsrians In
Convention NJ lsossmsn.
Special Correspondence OF the standard.
BozEMAS. Oct. it.-Friday's session Of
the presbytery was Ne follows:
The presbytery Of Butte met at $3.50 q.
m. and was constituted with prayer, Rev.
II. CRUDE moderator. The ssssional rec.
-uFsis of Anaconda, Missoula and Philips.
hurg were approved. Philipsbure was
appointed rs the place OF tho spring
meeting OF the presbytery next year. The
committee on the minutes OF the late gen.
sral assembly called the attention Of the
assembly to two overtures. II was agreed
that their consideration be laid over until
tho next meeting of tho presbytery. and
the members were recommended to or.
anime them and be then ready to vote.
The presbytsry entered on the considera-
tion of "rules," and the work of the COM
mittee ON "Preshyteriai Institute"
10 in future to he left in the
hands Of the committee on arrangements.
All congregations applying 10 the board
for aid are to make previously a thorough
canvass of the church towards It's own Of
forts i'm self support.
Rev. ]. j. Campbell and Elder Kennett
were appointed a committee to look after
Tue CuuTCnte w tut bttttS Itoot Nuhry 1uu
assist them spiritually. TO report their con-
dition at the next meeting of the Presby-
terry. The home mission committee
recommends that the sum asked from tho
board by the Philipsburg and Granite
churches he granted.
Tho Presbyteries Of Butte. Helena and
Great Falls met at 30 p. m. in the Pres-
byteriau church. towards tho organization
of the Synod OF Montana. The. Rev. A.
Wormser preached tho opening sermon
aud read the general assembly's mandate
for tho erection of said synod. He also
read his own circular, convening the
three Presbytcries. The synod was then
declared constituted and prayer was Of
fered by Rev. T. v. Moore Of Helena.
Rev. Il. v. Moore was elected temporary
clerk aud called the roll Of members. Tho
representation OF churches by their elders
was also called for.
IL being now in order to eiect n modcr
ator, Revs. Z. ]. Groeneveld and George
Fisher were nominated, and the votes b,
ballot showed n majority in favor Of Mr.
Groeneyeld, who was declared dul,
elected. On takiug the chair Mr.. Greene
weld made \ short statement of the pas,
history and progress Of Presbyterianisu n
in Montana. Rev. George Fisher wa,
una nimously elected stated clerk. anc
Brothers Groensveld and Fisher were mp
pointed Q committee on rules for th,
guidance Of the Synod.
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THE FAIRS BANNER WEEK.
Ederts t. IsAaes . Lsr9s Attsadsaoe
Dartag the Last Fertaish.

Eaerts t. IsAacs . Lsrge Attsadaaoe
Dartag the Last FertaixhI
CMcAoo. Oct. iS.-During the week end.
ing Saturday night, Oct. II, 2,isi,7s9 poo
pie paid to see tho worlds fair, making Il
thus far the banner week Of tho exposition
and surprising by far the attendance
for Q like period Of any In
ternasional exposition ever hold.
Every effort 10 being made to Induce
larger attendance tho next two weeks,
which are the last OF the great fair. The
big event this week 10 ManhattAn's day,
which will he celebrated by Gotha arnites on
Saturday next. Exposition officials are
busy formulating plan for closing the
fair in halo Of glory. An effort will he
made to secure the attendance Of Prssi.
dent Cleveland and the members OF his
cabinet at tho closing exercises.
This week will sec the children ut the
fair in great numbers, as admission has
been reduced to ~ cents for all under Is
and the public schools will be closed dur
ing the week to permit pupils to take nd.
vantage of tho opportunity.
II 10 announced that mammoth chrys-
anthemum show will DO held by the
Worlds Columbian exposition under the
auspices of tho Chicago Horticultural So
ciety in the horticultural building at the
worlds fair, commencing Nov.1.
The attendance to-day was 99,s56, OF
which 81, 200 paid.
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GUTHRIE. q. X. Oct. l5.-The kicknpoo
getting members Of tho tribs to accept the
allotrnents. They say they did not sign
the treaty which was agreed on by the
government commissioners and the COM
mittes OF Kickapoos. There IL nothing TO
show that tho majority Of the tribe ever
ratified IL. IL this is true. IL 10 not bind.
lnR on the Indians and the action of con-
gress providing for the opening 10 void.
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n ussia and England.

CALCUTTA. Oct. 15.-Dispatches from
Simla to-day announce that the reported
repulse of the Russian forcc at Pamirs is
correct. The incident. trivial in itself.
assumes importance from the fact that
many people look upon II as an attempt
upon the part OF Russia TO reopen the
Pamir question, which 10 always likely TO
bring about collision between Russian
and British forces on the border of A.
ghanistan. This seems all tho more
likely as Colonel vanovisky is said to hare
threatened to return later with Cossacks
enough TO force his way to Darwas.
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Prsparing the Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.-Ths democratic
members of the ways and means commit-
tee hope 10 have tho tariff bill reported
within . month and have II pass tho
house before the holidays. The greatest
secrecy 10 enjoined on all the members
who have the preparation Of the bill In
hand. II looks very much as II iron orc
will follow coal into the free list. Another
ore that will probably BE- restored to the
free list 10 lead. Bryan of Nebraska, who
is member Of the committee on ways
and means. advocates that the income
tax be made part OF the tariff bill. II II
is incorporated he will present It to the
house In some form.
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THE SYSTEM COMPLETE.
Missouia's Long Delayed sewers st Las
Ready for Use.

Special Dispatch to the standard
MIssouLA, Oct. l5-Missoula's sewer.
age system Is at last completed and tho
streets that for more than year have
been torn up ars being put in good shape
once more. A force Of men Is at work ON
the streets where trenches were dug, re-
moving the boulders and surplus earth
and by Nov. the last obstruction to
traffic vail have been removed and Mis-
souia's streets and avenues which were
formerly the pride Of this beautiful city
vill be restored TO their old time attrac-
tiycness. Tho contract for the construc-
ton of the sewer was awarded to .. A.
Riddel IN May, 1892, and the work was To
have been completed IN six months but
one condition OF the contract was that Mr..
Riddel should erect plant in this city Tor
the manufacture of tile for the sewer and
that all the pipe used in the svstsm should
be manufactured hero. Extensive ex.
periments were necessary before good
pipe could be made from the native clays
and considerable time was consumed in
pcrfecting the plant and the process OF
manufacture. This delayed the begin
ming of the work and an extension OF
time was granted on this account. Tho
plant is now in fine shape and competent
judges pronounce the Missouia pipe OF
first class quality. Subsequent delays
have interfered with the completion OF tho
work and. exactly one year from the time
originally set, the system Is ready to Do
turned over TO the city.
The system is six miles In length and
drains all that part OF Missoula bounded
by the hills ON tho north, Rattlesnako
creek on the east. the Missoula river on
tho south and Owen street on the west.
This includes all the business portion OF
the city and the more thickly settled resi-
dence section. The length Of the sewers
on tho several streets are as fellows:
Front street, 5,iii feet; Main, 3,0ls;
Cedar, 4.t23; Pine. 3.5i3; Spruce, 3,lsS |;
Owen, l,aoi; wolf,i.553 Railroad. slS;
North First, 2,f9S; North Second, 2,lS6
North Third, i,i6i; North Fourth, 7s.; |;
May, 1ls; Higgins avenue, i-SSo.
The outlet OF the System 10 on tho rivors
one block west Of Yerrick and Powers
bottling works, below the city. The main
sewer is OF l5-inch pipe and the laterais
are OF s and ten inch pipe. The average
depth OF the sewers Is 13 feet and the
deepest point Is q feet. All the lateral
sewers are supplied with automatic hush
tanks, which wash the sewers at intervals
varying from one to two and one-hali
hours. according to sise. The tanks are
now in operation and work perfectly
A stream Of water from the city water
works disc charges constantly into thess
tanks, which. when full. are emptied b,
an automatic siphon arrangement which
fushss the sewer with an eight-inct
stream OF water.
Tho contract price Of the system waI
i al7 Uto AZ QsO mar ,nile Hut few couuoc