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The herald., 1893-02-26
San Francisco Quotations.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. % 5-Frult-Applen, SOC
@$l.25 for. common to good; Sl.25@l.50 for
choice; So for mountain.
Pears-75cQD$l, so per b0x.
Citrus-Mexican lines, $9G1O; Sicily lem
ons. SO O095 so; California lemons, 81 O0(d
1;25 for small, and ~ oo93. 90 for good to
Bananas-sl o0@2. 90 per bunch.
Hawaiian plneapples,$3 oap aa 90 $500; Mexican
Oranges = Riverside naveis, $250t03 25
per box; San Bernardino navels So 50G3 25;
do seedlings, $l 25 1900; Oroyille navels,
$2.50G3 90; do seedlings, $l.30G2 Los Ange
$l.25,
DRIED FRUIT.
Dates--4s4(051So per lb.
:, Apples-sun. dried, auartered. 4ys@5]zc per
lb; do sliced, o1a(96c; do evaporated, in boxes,
Fears ~sleached, 5@6c for sliced. s@5c for
quartered and &c for evsporated; unbleached,
3014c for sliced and 2s053c for quartered
Figs-5c for pressed and 5G6c for impressed.
Prunes-7 csc for small 9ss p95sc for the four
sizes and 10c for the fifth size of sos to SOS
Plums-Pitted, 91sSIoc: unpitted, 2l<dp5e.
Peaches -Bleached, S5a@1119c; sun dried, 6
@s1lo.
Moorpark.
Grapes-2@21c..
Raisins-Quotable as follows; London layers,
81 2591 30; Loose Museatels, 81. 271a9l. 60 in
boxes and 31aG41fc psr lb in sacks.
VEGETABLES.
String beans-2Oc per ID.
Los Angeles tomatoes-$i 5O@$2 90 per box
Mushrooms-1O915c for common and POO
35c per ID Tor buttons
Green peas-5G9c per lb for Los Angeles.
Asparagus 15(630c per lb.
hubarb-l21S(Gl5c per ID.
Turnips-70975c per GENITAL.
Beets-75c par SACK,
Carrots-Feed. 40@50c.
Parsnips-$l 25 per Genital
Garlic-%@1Hc per lb.
Caulihower-50t065c per d0z
Dry peppers-597c per Id.
Dry okra-15c per lb.
Green peppers-l5o25c.
The herald., 1893-02-26
Court Notes.

In the foreclosure suit of Freedberger
We. Buck, Judge Wade, in department
three, yesterday morning, rendered his
decision awarding judgment as prayed
for on default of defendant, and fixed
attorneys fees at $24O.
A midle.aged German, Charles Ster-
line, was brought before Judge Clark
and lunacy commission consisting of
Doctors Wernigk and McGowan yester-
day morning for inquiry as to his sanity.
Several witnesses were examined, but it
was only shown that Sterline was a
spiritualistic enthusiast and he was &C.
Cordingly discharged.
In department. two yesterday morning
Judge CLARK disposed Of couple OF
divorce cases by granting decrees as
prayed for upon the usual statusry
grounds, the parties being Mrs. w.
Todt Va. J. Todt and Mrs. J. A. Siegler
VS.. w. J. Siegler.
In the case of John Odell vs. the Los
Angeles Deeiccsting company, the set
Element OF the receivers account, came
Tp for hearing before Judge Van Dyke
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IN THE POLICE COURTS.
MANY GASES OF MINOR I'M.
PORTANCE DECIDED.
The Result of the Many Tales OF wos
That Were Told Yesterday to
Justice Seaman-Other
Police News,

1t was almost non-judicisl day in
Justice Seaman'a court yesterday 30 far
as business was concerned. Two drunke
and petit lascenist sat in the prisoners
dock-the sum total OF the previous day g
police catch.
Said one drunk to the other, "Its q
fine day outside" The other one, still
under the Influence" took issue with
his companion, and he was remanded
below to cool off.
Justice Seaman agreed with the former
plain drunk that 1t was fine weather for
outdoor exercise, and told him to leave
town and keep going until he struck Ar
izona territory, otherwise, if found with
in the jurisdiction OF the court, the eus-
pended sentence of ten days would be
enforced.
ga. Hardesty. you are charged with
obstructing the public Streets" said
Clerk Bert Lewis. Hardesty is a ban
ana merchant and has license, but WAS
charged with violating the ordinance
which prohibits these venders from
standing at one place more than three
minutes at time. Those who have
stepped upon banana peel think the
ordinance too liberal. Hardesty was
fined 81 and Justice Seamans told him
to "keep moving; tits WISER"
William Reynolds was held in $500
bail on charge of petit larceny in steal
ing some gunny sacks. He had previ-
ously served 100 days for petit larceny
SO his last ofense constituted grand lar
cenp.
Two Pullman sleeping car conductors
were arrested on warrant sworn out by
two war-painted amazons of Alameda
street, and charged with malicious mis-
chief. The conductors are charged with
throwing stones at the houses and
breaking the window shutters. They
were released on $25 bail each.
City License Collector Hutchinson
swore out warrant against one uncer-
tain John Doe, charging him with
"willfully" and unlawfully following
the business of ''seer" without city
license. The warrant was placed in the
hands OF Constable Richardson, who
will bring in the alleged ''seer," unless
his clairvoyant powers are sufficiently
we'll developed to warn him of the ap-
prosch of the officer.
Alfred Jamire, who has partly lost
the sight of one eye, stated to Justice
Seaman that Henry Donadiene had an
old grndge against him, and that he was
frequently showed off the sidewalk and
kicked by Donadiene. A peace warrant
was issued for the aggressor, and Justice
Seaman will inquire Of Donadiene if our
sidewalks are not wide enough for hina.
The herald., 1893-02-26
San Francisco Market Reviow

BAN FRANCISCO, Feb 25.-The vegetable mar
ket was quiet with prices steady as q rule.
Potatoes were unchanged; sweets were easier
Onions hold firm.
Business is fairly active in fresh fruits. Or
anges of all kinds are arriving more freely and
to the market. Apples are doing better Tor the
better varieties. Winesaps are the principal
red now offering, at $i.S5G2 90, and fancy
Newton yellow at $l5Og1 .75. California
lemons are arm for fancy stock. Mexican
lines Sre firmly held.
The butter market is heavily stocked and the
are coming in pentifully IS ever and prices
sagged again. Cheese is in moderate demand
and weak.
Receipts Of poultry are light. with moderate
demand and prices steady. Higher prices are
10 oked for next week, as the market is well
cleaned up. Turkeys did better today. Game
receipts were heavy and prices were marked
down.
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SUDDENLY ENDED.

Judge Smith Orders a Verdict of Ac-
quittal for Kegei.
The trial of Henry Kegel, on charge
of wife murder, came to an abrupt con-
clusion in Judge Smiths court yester-
day morning. The only witness exam
ined for the people was Hamilton, the
stenographer, who took the evidence in
the preliminary examination of Kegel.
He contradicted Mrs. Jane Murnane's
testimony, who declared on the stand
yesterday that she had never said she
conversed with the deceased as to injr-
riea inflicted by her husband. At the
conclusion OF his testimony the prosecu-
tion rested its case, and on motion of
defendants counsel, Judge Smith in
structed the jury to acquit the defendant
on the ground that the evidence was
insufficient to justify verdict of convic-
tion, and, on the jury finding to that
effect, the defendant was discharged.
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Miss Clauasen-I should always know

one.
DR.. Wills-Would you know one from
blow with stick or stone?
Miss Clsussen-Yes, I should know
one, for l havo been whipped with a
strap myself.
Miss Carrie Claussen testified that
her little brother WAS up and around the
house until the Monday following the
chastisement, when he was too i'll to go
to school,
Mrs. Hughes--Did he dress himself on
the days previous-on Saturday and
Sunday?
Miss Claussen-He dressed himself
both days. and did it again on Monday,
but did not go to school.
Herman Claussen testified that Au-
gust was out all day with his mother in
u buggy on the Sunday following the
chastieement.
The testimony for the prosecution
here rested, and the case was continued
until Tuesday evening at 7 80 o'clock.
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BAcos-rer lb, local smoked. lso; mediuI

BAcoN-Per ib, local smoked. 1sc; mediui
16@16Izc
PoRK- Per lb. dry salt, I41Sc.
DRIED BEEF-Per lb, insides, Ice.
LARD Per ID, Compound 3s, 1876; 5's.
I3sSe; los, 1870; sos, I2szc. Pure leaf, 4c.
~ - Mill Products.
FLoUR-Per bbl., L. A. xxx, "a. 80; Capitol
Mills, $4 80; sperry's. $4.9o; Drified Snow.
- IS; Victor. 81 75; Crown. 47o; stocktonis.
MILL FEED-Bran per ton, $2l.Oo; shorts.
$23 90; mixed feed (corn and barley, per 100
lbss 81. l5; cracked corn, $l1b; feed meal,
$l.20; rolled barley, $l.00.
Grain and Hay.
BARLEY-Brewlng, 81 o5@1. Is; feed, S5.
CoRN-Per Genital, 81. 90.
OATs-No. L, per GENITAL, 81 so.
WHsAT.No. EA 1, per GENITAL, $1.35@l.50; No.
HAx-oat, No. ], $40; wheat, No. !, Sill bar
III lower all around.
sTRAw-Bariey, per ton, SIS; wheat, $5.
Dairy Products.
RUTTER-Fancy creamery. 28-ounce squares
50@o2l9c; fancy dairy, per roll, 45@471<c;
CHEEsENCalifornia half cream, per N, 10c;
coast, full cream, per fb, lac; California, local
speca brands. per 10, 15@l6Hc; Califoraia,
sib hand per is. iaHs; eastern full cream,
mestic Swiss, per ib, 1Sc.
Fresh Fruits.
oRANBERsras-per barrel, $lI;oo915.oo.
bANANAS-fer DuuCu, Pz Oulpz UO,
APpLEs-Per box, 81 50@l .75 in barrels
per lb, 2Isc
LEMoSs.cured, per bog, SO 5oS4 90; un-
cured per boz, ~ 5o9s 90 %, ooa, ox.
Seedlings, 81 So%2 Is
BEANs-Navy or small white. per 100 lbs,
BlacS.eysd per 100 iSs Rs s. s. @ SoS$ T. Is; Il mas ma
per 100 lbs, SO OO@3 25.
BEETs-Per 100 lbs, zoe.
CABBAGE r 100 lbs, 81 1901 .25.
G RRoTs-Per 100 lbs. 81 90.
CAULIFLowER-Per doz 55c.
CE ERY-Per doz, Soc
ONIoNs-Per loo lbs, ST So
PARsNIPs-Per 100 lbs 81 SO.
PEAs-Green, per lb;, llWl2c.
Dried Fruits.
APPIEs-Evaporated, per lb., 11c sundried,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per fb., 14c.
PEAcHEs-U Unreeled, per ib, 121zc; peeled,
PRuNEs-Choice, per ib., 10@1lc.
RAisINs-London layers, per box, $l.5O0
Poultry and Eggs.
PoULTRY-Hens, So .0096.5O per doz.; young
roosters. $500; old ROSTERS, $5 5O broilers,
- oo@4 so; ducks, $4,000 06; turkeys. LAG
EGGs-Caliiornia ranch. 17@lec per doz.
Wines and Liquors.
The following quotations of winas and
liquors in case and nuik are furnished by c. 2.
Main street:
WineA-Angelica, Muscat, Port, Sherry, To-
kay, per GAL, 65c9$1 so, according to age;
Ciaret 25(950c; Zinfandei, 65cf$ i.25; Reis-
ling, 65cGS1 rs; sauterne, 75c6$i so; Bur-
gundy, 75c@$l so; GU edal, 75c05$1 so.
California brandy-$l 7593.50: per case,
S3 350(G7 700; pints 506per case additional
Kentucky whisky-$t 56D6 90.
Imported lquors-Cognac. 50 .50@10.00 gin,
So. 25@4 90: Jamsica rum, $3.50: st. Croix
az 90; Irish whisky, SIS 25@6.00; Scotch
whisky, 1925 1900.
Champaencs-G. II. Mumm, extra dry, pints,
$34 quarts, S3e; Pom merry Sac, pin 9, $3.50
quarts, $37 so; Louis Roederer, pints, $3.50;
quarts $s7: so George Goulet, pints, $32 90;
quarts $34; Green Seal, pints, S2S; quarts.
uuarts ST.
The herald., 1893-02-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Exchange Raview.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 5-Trading in stocks today
showed rather larger volume of business, but
the greater part was in less than half dozen
shares. The features were a decline in North
ern Pacific, an extraordinary drop in Tennessee
coal at the opening and operations in sugar.
Northern Pacific preferred was weak all day,
and the net loss was A per cent. Sugar was
subjected to considerable pressure, but inside
support was forthcoming and it closed with a
net gain of llS per cent. heading shows loss
of IL; Tennessee coal 81 percent.
Government bonds closed dull and steady.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Money on call, easy
closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-516l% per cent.
sterling exchange-Quie but easy; 60-day
bills, $4.56; demand, R4 85ls
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Feb 25.-Closing quotations were
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sfIYar KuIIion.

NEW YORK, Feb, rs Bar silver, per ounce,
S3sac.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25-silver bars, per
ounce, S35s GS3s1c
Mexican doiiars-66G66%c
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MUSIC IN THE PARK.

Tho Programme to Be Given This After
noons
The following is the programme of the
concert to be be given at Westlake park,
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, if the wealth
or is pleasant:
March, Center-Klopp.
Selection, Attila-Verdi.
Concert waltz, MY Tekep-Lbrati
Solo for cornet-Mr W. D. Dee0le.
Overture. Raymond-Thomas.s
Gavotte, Kaeanks-Zimmerman.
Waltz, Carlotta-MiIlosker.
Selection, Bohemian Girl tby request) - Balfe.
La Paloma-Missud.
GAlop-KralL
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The best remedy for rheumatism that has yet
been discovered. Mr.. d. n. Tyler, $50 West
Min street, Galssbur1, NJ, writes: Il have
ss;S. gssS fsSS Rex esss; e s!vVs 0 sns
.fi6aA-V
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yesterday morning, but continuance
xrra nrdo I'll 1nf

yesterday morning, but continuance
was ordered until April 1st.
In the case against Giovanni Della
Guiea, who is charged with attempting
to murder J. Barca, the defendant sp-
peared before Judge Smith in depart.
ment one yesterday morning and pleaded
not guilty, whereupon the case was set
for trial on March 18th.
Parker, the erstwhile Westminster ho-
tel clerk, appeared before Judge Smith
in department one yesterday morning,
and by consent H. W. Shinn was substi-
tuted as his counsel, whereupon the
time for his arraignment was continued
until Monday, February 9th, at 2 p. m.
The case appealed by E. Fimbres from
the police court came up for hearing il
department one yesterday morning, and,
upon being submitted, was taken under
adviaement by Judge Smith.
In the case OF the People vs. Lou Foo,
another appeal from the same court, ap-
pellsnt appeared in court with counsel,
and, after lengthy argument, the mat
ter was submitted on briefs.
The two 16-year-old boys charged with
burglarizing the store of one Fran
cisco, on West Pico street, were brought
before Judge Smith yesterday morning,
who put q curb on their pilfering pro-
pensities, by committing both to three
years in the Whittier reformatory.
In department three, before Judge
Wade, the case of G. Pallissier vs.. Aure-
liza Corker was argued and submitted
yesterday. This is case in which
plaintiff sues to prevent the obstruction
of an alleyway by defendant.
Lothiary VS.. Richardson. This case
came before Judge Shaw yesterday
morning, and was taken under advise
ment.
The appeal cases OF Savage VI. Ruells
and Baiersky VS.. Grammis, were con-
tinued in department five until March
23d next.
In Justice Bartholomew court, yes.
terday, Jesse Morris was held in bonds
OF $4,000 to answer in the superior court
to the charge of assault with deadly
weapon, on the person of David 9.
Lewis, ST.
New Suits.
The following documents were fled
in the Office Of the county clerk yester-
day in regard to new cases:
W. A. Spalding Va. Anna M. Spence
Lhi0 10 Oil hCUAuh w lOCOVSt FfufO.OU,
alleged to be due upon promissory
nota.
Maria 2. Leighton vs. 3. J. Keith
ct al. Suit for foreclosure of mortgage
for $500.
L. H. Fish ct al, VS.. Sarah E. Fur
man OF al Suit on foreclosure of mort
gage for 1920, with interest.
Anna w. S. Spence, executrix, va. f.
s. Bouty. Suit for recovery of money
due for services rendered.
Amora Bauchet VS.. Juanita Gless
ct al. Suit for distribution OF realty.
Estate of George McMullen. Petition
of Frank M. Kelsey for letters of admin
ietration
The herald., 1893-02-26

Los ANGELES, Feb 25-Today's business was
a. tolllws: Clearlngs, $l1S,05l OF; balances,
$32,66S.97.
The herald., 1893-02-26

Miles Nerve ana Liver Pills.
Act on q new psinoipie--rsgu sting the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerves.
new discovery. Dr.. Niles p4ils spsedly cure
stipstion Unequslisd IT men, women and
sSo ssmpi., Iss .nss i sS so. SSsss
Enrinx-
The herald., 1893-02-26

1.-THE quotations given below are current
wholesale selling prioes]
ProviHtons.
-nnTI al akA kAl sfR
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Wheat, was weaker. The
market opened higher. declined s4e on weaker
cables, free receipts IN northwest in hog pro
duets; became steadier andclosed ssc lower
Receipts were 141,0 bushels; shipments,
80 900 bushels.
Closing quotations - WheAt, steady; cash,
73@73Ac; May, 761kc
Corn-Lower; cash, 40e; May, 43lSc.
oats-Essy; cash, 2915c May, 33ssa.
Rye-56c.
Barey--63c.
Flax-$l.2l.
Timothy-$2 90.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25.-wheat was easy;
May, 81 l.2S7s; cash, $l.2754.
Barley-Quiet seller '93, new, s2s<c; May,
Corn-s1121s.
LIVERPOOL, Feb; 25-wheat, offered moder-
ately. No red winter closed steady, 5s Cd;
No. 2 red spring, steady at Us 80.
Corn-Offered moderately; spot, old closed
firm at As 61sd; spot, new; steady at 4s 2}sd;
February steady, lis 21ad; March, seady, 4s I'D:
April, steady at As 1s4d
General Markets.
NEW York, Feb 25-Hops, quiet and weak;
state, common to choice, 201aD24c; Pacific
coast, 19td2Sc
Hides Quiet.
Cohee-Options closed steady unchanged to 20
points up The sa es were 5000 bags, in.
$I7. ioa$i7 is; May, SIG so@l695. Spot Rio
closed dull and firm, No. 2, az $50.
Sugar-Raw was quiet and FIRM fair
refining, Sc; centrifugals 96 test, $780, Musco-
vado, 8 test, Sc; moiasss sugar, 80 test, 2kc;
refined, firm, fairly active, OF A, A 5-160
4ss mould A, 47sg5 l-16c; standard A,
1904 13 16c; con ectioners A, 4Mq4 1l-16c;
cut ioaf, 5I4(D5 7-16c; crushed, 5(9I45 7-16c:
powdered, 1905 1-16c; granulated, 4sS94 15-
i6e; cubes, A 1905 Lice.
Copper-Duil and stesdvi lake, $1l95.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, $s 95.
Tin-Firm and quiet; straits $20.30 plates,
steady and in moderate demand; domestic,
So rs.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Mess pork, easy; cash.
$3.50; May, $lS12H.
Latd-Steady: cash, $l2 42,k; May, $3.50.
Ribs Easy; cash. $8.S5; May, $500.
Petroleum.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Petroleum certificates
closed s;ecdv al 6Ob6c hid
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Petroleum
Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS

NEW York, Feb. 25.-Petroleum certificates
closed siecdy q; 60s6c bid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-27
CONDENSED TELEGRaMS.

TIE remains OF Mrs W s Hancock
were bG-ied AZ 81 Louis on the .ith-
TEE financial situation in the United
States Il being actively eznyasssd BY
Canadian bankers. and its eject on
Canada and trade With the States Is the
subject Of general comment
Ar Suoxane. Wasa-, on the efsh. \
iury Ia the United States Court brought
in 4 verdict for Se.-aoo against J. H.
stone. the welI-known capitalist and
politician The government WAS suing
Stone for Illegal eating Of timber
ovER s.. .ooO. .ooS Loaned by the Bank Of
British North America and the Canadian
Bank o. Commerce in the Cn.tsd states
has been called back
The hrss solid train Of strawberries
ever shipped from the SoGth left Van
Buren. Ark. on the @sth. for Denver
and Northern markets
CHAkIEs Are. a i--yea--oli boz, Was
placed in the Arkansas penissntizry on
the ss.h 20 serve 4 term q three years
Carr. Z n ROYCE treasurer Of the
Veterans AssOs alton a. fo1ngville,
Cal, IS short in his accounts IL least
so, ooo. and i. may be $4,000
AIrox. III. has 4 curiosity In the
nature Of 4 woman Affected with hydro
vhobia 20 such an extent that she ini-
sares the actions Of dog
UroS 4 petition Of large number OF
white people owning lots in the Gene
tery At FIsuingsbury. KY the eene-
tery company has decided 70 sell no
more plots 20 negroes
Az EugIish syndicate is about TO IN
dertake the Developments Of sugar and
co-a lands in the State Of TanGliPas.
Mexico. A tract ot soo.0oo acres has
beea purchased
TEE model of 4 new fre-6ghter.
which il Is claimed viii revOlutio1ize
the methods now in Use. has been ia
vented By F. NJ Hughes, Of Milford.
Mass
Ar BusaIo. y v, the plasterers
xent ca a strike on the I-th- on account
Of refu saI OF demand for SA-S per day-
Work Is stopped on every building II
course OF construction
THREE acres Of buildings on the
Windsor farm SIX miles from Denver.
Col. we're destroyed By FIRE. On the istA.
.zusiay 1 loss Of S40.oo0. which Is
cogered by insurance It vas with con-
siderable diE-cglsy that the three hzn-
sred head Of thoroughbred animals in
me barns we're saved
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-27
AN EARNEST PROTEST

Axsks-s the Frewat<.stsa sf tho E<~~us-
~ kAstd~a ExsrastErt.a Treaty ussh
Ka.~fz-
CHICAGO. April =t->tats SENATOR I'd
wari T Noonan prrsisisSt over a we'll
attended meeting 81 representative cit
ixsnS az Central Music hall yesterday
atf~ruosn. which was called for the ps1r-
p.n-e of protesting against the r7titica-
tian BY the nitesl states senate Of tho
extrzdisio1 treaty with Russia Judge
T. T. Tally Wa ths chief speaker He
denounced the treaty a. on.. 30 deprive
snr-lr one to % his liberty. and n
wrong done the hurnbIs.ss Russian peas
ant was wrong to the s9.0eo. 600
people who Professssi allegiance
10 the American flag The criminal
laws OF Russia were sErh- the
judge said. a. IN 1iShounw any
nation that will make with IL an
eNtrsditiou treaty He did not wish so
criticize the president and the senate.
but they should no. be PERMITTED TO
east a stigma upon the country
Judge Tuily also rad n letter froul
George kenna- the Siberian explorer.
in which he expressed opposition tso th.
treaty and recommended tha. every e.
fort hs made 20 organize public opiniUn
against IL
AmOnx the other spezkers who fol-
lowed were Bishop Fellows Rev. Dr.
Clifford ard Rabbi Hir~eh- At the clos.
Of the speech-maLiRg resolutions were
adopted requesting the president tS
give immediate notice 20 the Russian
government Of the termination Of the
tresty-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-27
TRADE REVIEW.

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-h~r- E~ssrf~s ~ ss~r~.-uass.~..
Fsisare-s rs~.
NEw foRx. April s-E- q. Dan e
Cos weekly review % trade. issued n .
morning. sayS
NsS-s.rv ssszass Aars ev-r~ssfs.-y. az
osn'-r aaau~ae~- a. <~~ Yes nut hsr- srs ~
crafty s-~Sref t-azt~ a. ussat csArr pra-ss-
Ea'rs ez-sise r~p~r-. -~e-rs oan.llsinus ~rtst-
ta< prt1r - ~ tsrx~ sef-za--ss q -.,ts wnls
~ zsrk~ss hAE~ u~~1 a~esiniax Sharply Es-
rrr's 'AAs ts- treasury ~iEi rvrus~ z,iss tar ---
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