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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
New steamer for tl,e rrenel, Line.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-An addition has been made to the New York fleet of the Conpagnie Generale Trans atlantique, French line of steamers between New York and Havre, in the new steamer La Navarro. It has been transferred from the West h. dian and Mexican service. This steamer, having been built for the Southern trade, will make two trips in the course of the summer; her first trip from New York will be today and the second on August 25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
An Emperor's Outing.

BERLIN, July 2S.-Emperor William
 Will sail from Bergen, Norway. to- morrow, and will arrive on August 1 m Wilhelmshaven, where he Will he met by Chancellor von .eaprivi- After a two days rest in Fotsdam he will start for the Isle of
 Weight. During the Emperorss three 'iavs on German soil all the imparf. ant questions of domestic peiit;As now awaiting settlement will be suh
 mltted to him. A peculiar feature If HIS present trip has been the spsnl..
 sloh oimost Government business i,, perrin Heretofore he has ms,o,.o., ana answered daily numerous natas ana state papers sent seut bys teIa. sS,. gaaph rom the miuesterial offices lp's year the ministers have senf ' e''e usuat communications. but bev nave got only meagre replies-o5ten none at all. ss''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
g YEARS IN PINE RLtFE.
Col. H. M. ana Mir. s. \. T. Anox eelebrat- ing the s3rd Anniversary of their Citizenship in Fhis CitS.-An
 Interesting Interview.

Col k NJ. and Mr S. Y. F. kaox are celebrating today the twenty third anniversary of their citizenship of Jefferson county.
 Col. knox ehatted pleasantly about t t6is morning to a GRAPHIC reporter;
 .'Yes, " soid he, Eve arrived in Pine Bluff on the old steamer Daraanelle just twenty-thrse years ago. We opened np bpsiness under the firm name Of Dickinson, Knox X Co. in a ils1ie if2~me store on West Barradue stfeeF. When I arrived here had @l,20o in merchandise, andnow pay nearly that amount in taxes every year When my brother sam ane I arrived here there was but one brick store west of the Court-heuse and there was not one on Main street, III fact there were but three brick stores in Pine Bluff. That was in July, 1891, and the population of the town was less than 3,5Oo.
 " Yes, V he said, in reply to another question, .I have witnessed mav, changes and vicissitudes in Pine 4s' ...' ; have seen it grow frolm s -''n n country town to a l4ve. s'"'i. that time oua cotton rtg< 's 1' less than 5,00oi bales e'p,s wete CT, now the city recefxe amt s'ii''ans' na ooa anu 100000 annually. .u,. rom l.ll.,0 so,OOO l,' to . o, time were Pillar X Afayap & bn> iuthenthal X Co, G. Hopnatt 2 >, Rosenberg X Miller, \ ~ s,g < Well, Gillespie < Bro. A. " as, gers X. Go, F. G. Smart, Jno. R twley, J. H. Talbott and Jno. . Murphy. There was but one
 ,ank in town, Buck. Smart X G., who conducted small business You would be astonished at the prices that were then paid Cotton
 was worth twenty cents pound and four $7.50 barrel; calico brought l2R cents per yard and all other dry goods in proportion 1 Strange times were they, my boy, ; addressing the reporter, and many have been the changes in things since made Pine Bluff my home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28

It is a very aged but healthy fact that there is 8 close connection be- tween the stomach and the head A disordered stomach ends i'll a sick headache. The root of the whole trouble is biliousness, and the com plete cure is Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills, which cost but 25 cents, and will completely restore you to health ill few days. Do not take our word for this. Ask Alton Walker, your druggist, about it.. With the pills are some Pellets which bnild up the system. Sample dose
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
A NEW HOTEL.
4 Thr t0 Brick Hotel to be Erects& at the Corner of Third Avenue aud
 Alabama Street,

Mir. E. $. Miller has received the plans and specifications for n three story brick hotel to be erected on the site of the Lindell Hotel at the cor-I ner of Third avenue and Alabama street. The hotel will contain af. least fifty rooms and will be modern in all of it's improvements. Mir. MfI-| Ter leaves for Little Rock In lew days to consult the architect prepare atory to letting out the contract
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28

Don't fail to secure copies of our Picturesque America Portfolios. If you are not n reader of the DAILY GRAPHIC, subscribe at once in order that yon may get the necessary coupons. \ few years ago, when this work was first issued, it aold for S24, while readers of the DAILY GRAPHIC can now get it at the inslGs nificent price of s and ninety e9uS pons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
The Long Island Regatta.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The annual regatta of the Long Island Rowing Association will take place on Flush ing Bay today. In addition to the regular events .here will be a race for senior scullers for q silver cup do- mated by Thomas " Rowe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
loo.ooo-Tlckets-Ioo.ooo.

Tn order 10 make room for our fall supply of tickets we will, for the next ninety days, sell our Summer Tourist tickets ut greatly reduced rates. Come early and often. J. l.. REINAcH, Ticket Agent Iron Moun- tain Route, Pine Bluff. Ark. spt 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
Twenfy three hours to Chicago.

The Cotton Belt train No. 4leaving her at l:l0 a. III. Arrives at Cairo at l:30 p. m Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St. Louis at 6:45 D. m. and Chicago at 1920 a. m. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Car. E. H Wilson Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
ereseent uitx,s tsr r Raratta

NEw ORLEANS. J uly 2s Every thing is in readines for the fourth anenal regatta of the WaveIand and Bay St Louis kg satta Association, and the eight Faces set for the oc- casion win begin at Il o'clock this morning,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
f.illn Ma.lien.s r.,nrna .,,..,,a-

BUFFALO. July 2S.-Billy Madden. ex-manager Of John l.. Sullivan, c. Mitchell, Jack McAulifie and others. has eilgaged he Buffalo Driving Park and Exposition for Il monster ath- letie tournament this afternoon and evening. This tournament will be foi the champion of America for all branches of sport, inculling walking running, bicycle riding, Jumping. weigiIt-lifting, special ten-pound box ing matches on their merits for points between champions.
 an-ee------
 Dr.. Price's cresm Baking Powder
 World's eir nIehest Award.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
WASHINGTON. D. c.
Meeting of the Supreme Lodge Knighfe
 of Pythias.

For this occasion the Iron M0un- tain Route will sell tickets to Wash- ington D. C., and return at one fare for the ronnd trip. Tickets on sale August g and "A, '94. For further particulars apply to J.L. RElNAcH, q W aug24 Tkt. Agt., Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
< Repail silver Wedding.

CoPaNHAeES DENMARK, July 2s.- The crown Pr nce and Princess Fred elick Of De1lm aark, will celebrate their silver wcdtiklg today. All the royal houses of Etirope will be represented. Prince Henry of Prussia represents the Enlpel4 ar of Germany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28

BARGAINS IN BIcYLEs- The fiR has for sale q Victor and a MonoIe bicycle (new and never been 1l1 the retail price of which is $l26 ez|e E which will be sold at bargafn particulars apply to the G5<x4 office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
Good Railroad Connections

Train No. 1 via Cotton Belt Route, now makes close connectionatc 1t Cairo, with fast mail trains Nos. l and 2, via Illinois Central k. R., for points on the St. Louis. Chicago X New Orleans divisions. E. Fl. Wilson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
Meeting of the Southern Lumber Manu- facturers' Association at Mem
 phis, Tenn.

One fare for the round trip via the Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale August , to s, limited to return August 12. d-w aug8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
Memphis and Return.

August , to $ inclusive the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to Menl- phis and return at $5.1J. Tickets good returning until August
 B. H. WILSON, Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28
The French Deputies hs,ye pay the anti-Anarchist bill. see

,.,l', It nas l aeYel9r@ed that all | re Euro l pe"n 'iee y powers have taken q u'''io in f.ie corean scrap in the in ,, ,sies' s'f peace, and tue safety of Eur r.opean commerce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28

Negro Republicans of the ghirtI Mississippi Congressional district did not name q candidate, because. they said, such action would renew race prejudice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28

The New York comptroller's office is to be investigated, it being claimed that illegal bonds amounting to Sl00, ,000,00G have been issued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-28

The gold reserve is now $5s, ,345, ,725, or SS,654 ,57o:Iess than the previous low point touched.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05

fri, ouh nur ein paar @orte allein gu
ipred)en. TN, ,. ty
mtiien, Oob III III iibsr tire Sttefmnttsr
in elmer @eile lpra6, Die ilnlnerbiu per>
mutbeu lieB, baB Der 9tuf Der id0nen
Srau feiu ilber alien 3weifel erbabaner
lei. Ser @eoanfe mar inn peinlid,
bic boloe, unl6uloige 8eatri3 iu Der
@elell6ait uno Sbbut ciner Wtutter 5u
lpillen, bic gu lol6en geriidten BEN slns
laB bot.
llno bod = mas belpieS oenn i'm
@runoe ein oerartiger alati9? Die
Wtarqnela mar es iihcrli6 gelp0bnt.
pon alien Seiten Suloi9ungen ST enlz
pfansen. 9Senn lie Dem Ginen oafiir
nit etlpaS acknowledgement yd1eln baufte,
als Dem 9laoeren, 70 puree oteiem jene
@unlt miBgOnnt. uno Die 9ieioer rads
teu fid) oaourd, DAP iie allerlet bosbaf,
tes @erebe iiber Die Dame perbreiteten.
Den @rafen b. Gan Wtiguel fannte
Nuretio ni6t, aber 2afrente, Ser fi6
nit Der guuit Der Marqueia briiiten
lollte, beito beIier, unO Oieler mar l6un
ais Snabe eiu Yrabler uno aufi6nei<
Der 9emeieu. ST batte i'm ipater aus
ben slu9cu oerloren unO i'm erlt bier in
arca6on pRoer setrofeu. S8as er
trieb, mar ni6t gcnau felt5ultellen, Oiels
leid)t lpareu eS lnitunter @el9afte, Die
bas Si6t oeS Cages ni6t pertragen fonns
ten. Gr ripefulirte an Der g0rle, ipielte
uub-iDie es l6ien-oft nit Slid, unb
wuBte F6 duBerli9 bas Inieben eines
fetnen WtanueS Su 9eben, lpabreno er in
Der 2bat nur eiil abcnteuernoer Wtii6igs
(6Ortietuns fplet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05

2abi5m freien aauf
70 spirb fidans 3einem Sui sn pielIeift ct.
tpas Grnftli6es entipideln, beionbers, tpenn
Dein glut in ibfedtcr 9erilfuns Ut. Da
fiellt fid germ uub baufis auslebruns Elm.
Die &ranfbeit ipurselt itd) feif, tbs Du eine
GbnunE saOon bait.
gu tuarten taust nidts, beionbers tpenn
man sin Wlitt.l all 9ano bat. Sebe uHpdb.
Iid,feit, Der man burt9 bas 8lut beitomnen
fann, Stridminbet beim @ebrau6 bon DR..
Uierces Golden Medical Discovery. Bel
i&perem 6u Il, Srouhiol', 2unsen' unb
3alstranfbeitc.l, aitbnlu, Gcrefeln in jeslt'
der Form urS ieiblt bel Der icroful0ien Qur'
gen Aficfticu, iuelbe mat ans,tbruns
nennt, be,uirft es, wenigtcns tn beren I'M
fanssftubium, cine poiitire nn6 pollitdnbige
Rur.
Gstft bas ein,tee 8lutreinisunss., 9raft'
er5eugun9e. NIB Ieitauriranosnlittel, fir
tpeldes Cara mite seleiitet iuirb. Sn it'
BEN 6afle, in benz es nidlt bilit ober beilt,
tpirb bas @elh bafiir snriidgeeeben. 20
tpirt BON alien &rsneipertdufesn s.balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05
Su Qmaleu.

Bern es behauernsrertbe Dulbsr scbt, auf welae
bic Gnsel nit Wleib berabbltdeu, 70 nb es liGerli
Wenfdeu, be pom Gfbeumctis sequdlt fnb
Sabraus, Sabretn erbuiben iie SdmerSen NIT penis
Dber gar fenen 8auien 1nb bod siebt es fein Set.
ben, SeSen pel6es fi& Spitetter8 Wasenbitters 70
beienb unb ~rtfam erpteien bate, ais sesen Rbeuz
matiSmus in ietneu eriten Stabten. 11nb ba &beuz
mattsmuS unt rbeumatifae, ippte prbtndre @iat gu
ben baitnddisen eeicen sebbren, fur beren 9eiluns
bteie bewunberuswertbe &rnei ii Defenders eisnet,
rnp ba ie bte fatae eisuns basen, i auf bic pitas
len Srsane gu erfen, 70 ltest tie &atbfamtett ret
5ettisen GebruuheS pes 8itters frbalb ii Gpmptpme
iener 9etben 3.tsen auf Der Sanb. Su gang eminen,
tenn Stnne wtrtfam 1T bas 8itterS arberbem sesen
malartaarttse 4ranf6etten, Trdsbet ber Nteren nnb
ber g!ais, @ertppfuns, Dpspepfe, 9:berleiDen unb
nerpb1e 9etben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05
/. W0LFSON i'm Jahre 1894.

men. Wdbrenb feline 2eute nieberge<
mebelt murben, Deripra9 man ibm 2es
ben unb Sreibeit, tpenn er bic pertpuns
beten Merifaner ala Nr3t behanbeln
ipOlle. Srei Wo6en ipdter, als feline
patienten nieber genefen, ban6 man
ibn nit ben SlBen an ben S6peif eis
neg wiloen Weuitangs unb lieB i'm 5u
5o0e f6leifen.
Sannin bdtte nod 3eit gebabt, li6
nod Sam Soufons 8efebl suriid3us
3ieben, aber and er berldumte bic rid,s
tige 3eit uno tpurbe nit ieiner ganaen
Manni6aft, na6bem lie ii9 friesSge.
fangen gegeben, eri6ofen.
Santa Nnna bate S9reden perbrei.
tet, aber bieier S6reden bate eine an>
bere @ircung, als er beabfi9tigt, ,-er
bate bic perI6iebenen parteien in
5eTas Oereinigt. 9ie am 2. Mdr3 a1s
iammengetretene 2egislatur bate bic
Streiti9teiten 3tuii6en @ouberneur unb
Staatsratb beieitigt. ben 2eB.eren auf=
gel0it unb Dapib Burnett gum @ous
perneur erpdblt, 3uslei6 au6 bic uns
abbdngisfeit beS S1aateS BON Merito
proclamirt.
Sam Soufpn8 programm fam iebt
CUR @eltung unb erpieS fi9 als ridtia.
9lm Sacinto tpurDe Santa 9nna's Nrs
NEE bpllitdnbig gef6lasen unb er lelbft
gefangen genom men. llnb pieber 3eigs
ten fib bic 3eraner aIs bodber3is unb
ebelmiitbig. Sic pergalteu ni9t @leiz
Dies nit @lei6em, nabmen ni6t &a9e
fir bic Nlamo unb @oliab, 3tpangelt
aber ben gefangenen Dictator BON Mes
rifo alS 9lnstauib fur feline Greibeit
bic llnabbdngigteit Der iungen &es
publif an3uertennen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05
Bic Giuua6me BON 8erar am
5. 9e5embcr 1885.
Don S. s. s afren +.
(S4Inbl }

(S4luB)
leberbaupt tparen bic Seraner in
grobem Srrtbum tber bic Stimmuug
in Meritp. Sic Na9ri6t Der Gin,
nabme BON 8erar unb Nieberlage bes
Sen. @os bate tort bic parteien
f6neI geeinigt unb Nqes mar enti6lois
fen, bic Der merifanii6en Glagge ans
getbane S9ma6 gu ridden. Santa
Nnna fanb bereits an Der Spibe elmer
rui6 suiammen ge3ugenen armee bel
San 2uis potofi, als @ps bel ibm
eintraf. Ser plan @rantS mar bort
tpoblbefannt unb Sen. urrea in Ma=
tamoros erbielt ni9t nur 8efebl, ben
plaB gu befeitigen, iOnbern aud auf
@Dliab 3u tnari9iren. Ser plab mar
bur6ouS nidt 10 f6tpa6 beiebt, uie
@rant es binitelte, iDnbern bate nod
bebeutenbe 8erfdrfung erbalten.
uHter bieien umftdnben NOR es fir
bic beiben beionnenen 9dupter ber &ez
gierung unbebinbert gegen biele gez
fdbrli6s Str0mung anauiteuern, unb
am II. December ma9te SOB. Smith
mirfli6 eine Gorberung an Gen. 0ous
itoh, cine Expedition nod 0tatamoros
ausauriiiten. Soufon ianbte aud
Dirflidb eine &ommiifon ON Sol.
Sames Bonnie, In beiien Wtutb unb
alugbeit er groBes 8ertrauen. febte,
penn m 6gIi6 cine geniigenbe
4naabl Greipillise fur cine Expedition
na6 MatamDros an3umerben. Ser
Brief traf inbefen, pielei6t nit 9lb:
fi6t, au ipdt elm, na6bem Bonnie li6
i6on nod 8erar begeben.
SaB 9ouIton ME ernftli6 on eine ST.
petition na6 Matamoros geba6t bot,
benefit Der umitanb, baB er am 80.
December einen 8efebl an Sol. Sannin
na6 @olia6 fanbte, a1e bort fationirten
5ruppen unb neuantommenben Greis
milligen in Gopano gu eoncentriren,
aber inter teiner Bebingung peiter
meftli6 borriiden au laHen, ebe elm be-
itimmter Befebl BON ibm ba3u 9egeben.
3uglei6 forberte er Gannin auf, menn
irgenb m6gli6, in perion BEL ibm gu
rappprtiren.
f, gs iit teir 3peifeI, baB Sam Sous
ton bereits ban1alS ieinen &riegsplan
fertig bate unb genau nit benz ibm our
Werfiigung itebenben 0taterial reds
nete. S'e meiften Der Sreipilligen
maren 5iuterWdlbler, li6ere S6iben,
bic ibres 3ieles fi6er waren. 9ie peis
ten, ebenen Yrdrien in Der 9tdbe bes
San Sacinto oOer bort berum i6ienen
ibm am beiten seei9net, bic Wor3iige
Ieiner 2eute gum beten 8ortbeil auss
3ubeuten. mdbrenD ben Dterifanern
nidt 10 Diel @eleseabeit gum gerbers
gen unb 9interbalten geboten purbe,
aI8 in ben mebr biigeligen 3erraiu bel
San Nntonio. Oesbalb beriu9te er
bort feline aan5e Ma6t 81 concentriren,
unb feline 8efeble an bic &ommanban.
ten Der 8orpDlten bel @oliab unb an
NntDnio laut ten 10, baB feline Nbf6t,
bieielbe langIam auf ii6 suriiffallen 5ll
lafien unb ben perfolgenben 6einb 9e;
rabe babin gu loden, mo- er ibn baben
tpollte, obne bsutli9 beroOt3utfeten
bod iebr gut peritanben iuerben fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05
Die fnlnenhe SnhelIe ernieht cine

- Die folsenbe Isabelle ersiebt cine
lleberii6t iiber bic bur9f6nittli9e
idbrli6e WeinprObuction Der ua9fte=
benben 2dnber mdbrenb Der leBten
5ebn Sabre: 6ranfreid) 681, ,181 900
8allonen; Stalien $50, 100000; Spa
nien 563, 100000; Oeiterrei9s llnearn
IA, 200, ,000; Oeuti9lanb 83, 25O, 900;
Bortugal 78, 900; &uBlanb 72,.
100000 Serbien 60.750,000; Bull
garien 56.250,000; Siirtei 40, ,000s,
900 3umduien 450. 900; @rie6enlanb
81, 800, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05

Sunn 5auit's 8eaaurant unb 4u=
iternbaus. st. 2onis. prominente
8hrger un6 Grembe aus aflen Welts
tbeilen f0nnen bier ansetroffen perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05

- 9ie beriibmten Srammer unb
@limar Wal6mai6inen bilig bel u.
Seufinger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-05
/. WOLFSON i'm Jahre 1894.
Sefet bie Yreiie !!

8eblet9fer Tafel.Oamasf, 6O-65 Sta iett AZ Sta
60 3oa sebl @attn Damasf, Is @ts.. lett 60 @ts
Silrfti9 rotber Satin 0lnasf $3.50 @s, fest 45 IS
~ 3ol gebl Satin Damasf 80 @ts -. .iebt Is Gts.
80 Sol Oamasf Sanbtiider. Is @ts :. iebt 10 @ts.
9nd 9anotidber, 47X24 8oa, 40 Cts. iebt % @ts.
Sa1'n Sa'ast 9anotilher, 40X22 Boil, 35 @ts.,
9aneg searbetete Serpietten, 81 rs lett so @ts.
g 3outse Damaef Serpietter, SIPS .iebt $1.lO
40 sgtrasTe'ne Sanasf safeI Sets, $3.50 iett $780,
Seine eiberbaun Quilts, $3.50, iebt $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-24
ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES.
The Queer Effect of Photographic Upoh
Some Siberians.

81 have witnessed a good many
amusing incidents in the course of my
career" said New York photographer,
the other day, but l think the one
that struck me as the most ludicrous
occurred while / was in Siberia few
years ago. l had my camera with me,
and spent considera BILE time in taking
pictures of the people and surrounding
country. ] had engaged the services
of two native servants, and one day,
having nothing better to do, induced
one of them to sit for his photograph.
The fellow had never seen a mirror in
his life, and / dare say mad no concep-
ton of the degree of ugliness exhibited
upon his countenance. At any rate he
manifested no delight at seeing his
picture. though his companion APP
peared very much elated, and could
not rest until had taken his picture
he also seemed depressed. The
portraits appeared to have brought to
the minds of both strange revelations.
and they retired to their tent in a
thoughtful mood, each trying to
smooth down the bushy locks which
crowned their heads. Presently one OF
them came to me and borrowed pair
of scissors, and shortly after they re-
turned with scarcely a vestige of hair
remaining on their heads and implored
me to take their pictures again. The
fruit of the camera was 10 them like
The fruit OF the tree of knowledge"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-24
To Identity the Tramp.

A plan for distinguishing between
genuine seekers of work who 60 on the
road through necessity, and the tramp
by trade. has been devised in England
Its object is 10 enable police officers
and poor-law administrators TO iden-
tify each class, that the unfortunate
workman may be aided in his search
for work. and the tramp be compelled
TO fn5 it for time whether he viii or
no. II is proposed to give workingmen
cards upon which their last employer
shall indorse certificate Of character,
and on which shall be printed instruc-
tions where TO go in every town and
city in the United Kingdom for shelter
and food The possession Of such a
card Is to give The tramping workman
right 10 this aid. while the tramp
who does not have it is 10 be set at
work IN the workhouse or for public
benefit somewhere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-24
NO ONE In SIGHT
DULLNESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
CLOSE TO THE RECORD.
Room Traders Have the Day Almost
TO Themselves-Both Bulls and
Bears Too ListlesS for an Effor.-
All Movements Very Marrow
Northern Pacific Sold Down.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-This was one Of
record for a full days basin-ss, the trans
ACTIONS agRrrgating only 5000 shares
With the exception OF some small selling
in ST. Paul aud Louisville aud Nashville,
aud very moderate buying in Northern
Pacific preferred for the London account.
the market was left entirely ia the hands
OF the room traders and Was as upimpcr-
tant and uninteresting as it wss dull.
The com mission HOUSES have been COM
planning for months past OF lack of ord Is
but struggling costumors have come
along occasionally. Today not a lamb WAS
In sight in the pastures aud only IA hand
full of small bears and very few stuuted
onlIs were 10 be en- on the ring and il did
not r quire the police To prevent 'kuock
out" tor the fighting was Indeed tame.
The movement OF prices WAS sluggish
and irregular. Sugar was in fair buying
IN he early dealings and rose per cent 10
az per Cent, but ssgged off during the
AFTERNOON to S6ss per ceut. that being the
Closing price. sugar preferred lost = per
cent The Changers moved within the
barrowest limits, st. Paups range being
~ per cent, Burlington aud X OK Island
= per cent and Northwestern per cent.
kock Island ga ned IS Per ceut. North
-rn Pacific preferred was sold down
1T per cent by Boston and tue local
bears on the failure TO dispose of tue
5000 receivers certificates offered Tor sale
yesterday. The break occurred in ne first
hour aud the stock WAS taken by the Lon
dou houses at the decline. Very little was
done IN the shares during the afternoon
and the closing figures were the lowest
touched after decline of Il per cent at the
op-riOy. Chicago Gas flucI mated between
735s@141s. closing g per cent above the
top. o purchases of 200 shares, Pullman
rose per cent aud tobacco preferred 2
percent. Western Union and New Eng
land are unchanged on the day.
There WAS a firm tone to the bond mar
ke' during the early session, but in the
afternoon the dealings werrlsomewnat ir-
regular. the market closing unsettled.