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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
Race In the Rain.

San Francisco, Dec. l9.-The races were
run of today in a pouring rain. Grandee,
Monrovia aid st. Brandon were the only
favorites TO win. Summary:
Fist Iace-Six furlongS: Graudre,
even. Won; Miss Fletcher, 10 to l. second;
Primhnda, 80 TO i, third. Time. 1:24
Second-Fivr furongs, selling: Monro-
VII, To l, won; Sir Il giuald, to l, >ec-
0nd, Norlre Chevalier, TO l, third. lime,
I'LL
Third-One mils. selling: Alary, to 5.
won; Hawthorn, 10 5. second; Carmel, 20
TO /, tDird. Time l. SEX.
Fourth-Steeplech-s-, mile and aud a
half, selling: st. Brandon, 3 10 4 won;
Eli kindig, Is TO l, second; HtvmarkeL
Standarp, z TO /, third. Time 1851
F.ftb-Six furIongs: Howard, Is to /,
won; ChHrmion, / to s. second; Wandering
Nun, to l, thIrd. Time 1:23.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE

y. ". Fuller. OF Gao isE.r.-, Y Y.
ssY> thai be slw-ys keeps DR.. K.os-' NV
Q-coyery 10 the hou-e nd bis family as
a ways found tse very 6e-i results FOL .ow
~: bat a. ~oald not be without it, IL
prgc1rsbl- 6. A. d kem4G Drussis
C-sssili. V Y saws ina D. hing-' S-w
Discovery ,, uudou b; ediy tie bet Cau.n
rlefy: that ne had G~ed Il 10 as family
FOR eight yez-~. aud il has never !sil-d -
60 all u Is clalDei for - Why not 5ry
remedy - icu- tTi~d ,Bd ts-i-t. Trisi
bo5t - free a. Cusrl-- I4-wreBc-'s -B1 6
IL hriaE'- 6rug st3re- R-sul.r size -
cents sd sl.5Q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
New Orleans Rae 8.

New Orleans, Dec. l9.-Results at New
Orl-a
First receive furlongs: Dominion,
TO !, Won; Pisa, 5 10 /, sec nd; Lu Prewitt,
Is 10 l, rbird. Time 1:0l5i.
SecoDd-Six furlongs: Herman. 9 to 2,
won; Bob Holman, ITO 2. second; NIcara-
qua. so 10 i, third. lime l:l5I
Turkish furlongs: Loftou Jr. 10 to !,
won; Dick White. 10 to l, second; Susie
Anderson, even. third. Time. lis
Fourtb-Handicap, six furloBgs: Tia Ia,
B to /, won; Frank Gayle, ITO l, secoud;
Prince Imperial, to l, third. Time,
1:l31.
FiIth-Six and a half furlongs: Jardine,
IL 10 5, won; aud Rrvenn-, to 5, ran a
dead heat; Readina. so to 1, third. Time.
l:2lZ. The parse wa, divided.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
MEDICAL COLLEGE SUED.
Medical Student Claims Damages for
Unfulflled Promises,

Chicago, Dec. l9-VIucent w Brown, "A
medical student aud son of DR. c o.
Brown. pastor of the First Congregational
church. of San Francisco, ha- broughr suit
against the He.iug Medical college OF this
ciiy for 5000 damages Brown alleges
that he w-s induced by DR.. Allen, dean of
The H ring college, 10 leave his studies ia
San francisco and c. me To Chicago. DIR.
a len ffer-d him, he says. he position of
resident phy-ician in settlement est b.
lIshed by Chic,go university. The reprr-
seutations of DR.. Allrr, the plaintiff al
wants damages
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IOpened. Highest Lowest. Closing
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IN.

CToIlS TTLEeEAN SAFETY RI YoGT-
= Any information .esding 70 the yoJy u
= an. viii 10 literally rewarded " \ Sinc~nL
box tts1 &Q
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1T LOOKS HIGHER
WHEAT CLOSES WITH A GAIN AFTER
a DULL SESSION.
Cables Report Argentine Harvest De-
layed by Heavy Rains and New
York Comes in With Buying Orders.
Corn Leans on Whea.-Oats and Pro
Visions Weak.

Chicago, Dec. 19.-Wheat was almost
stationary in price during the forenoon
but had an up turn in the latter half
Of the session, which ended in an adj
vance OF u cent New York started
the market on its slide by sending nu-
merous buying orders here. Corn was
easy and only rallied in sympathy with
wheat near the end, closing i cent low
er. May oats closed unchanged and
provisions finished lower all around.
Wheat was very dull early, with lit
tie news TO turn prices up or down.
May started unchanged at 5S1s cents
and fiuctuated largely within Z cent
limits during the greater part of the
session. Toward the middle of the
day news from other markets became
little more interesting. The foreign
markets Were reported TO be about
steady. The northwestern receipts
were very much reduced and the total
of the primary market receipts were
much less than those Of q week ago or
of the year before. The Atlantic port
clearances We're light. Gable advices
received near the close reporting the
Argentine wheat harvest delayed by
heavy rains, and liberal buying orders
from New York helped the price, May
closing at 5S}s cents.
Corn was the weakest one Of the
principal grains of the markets. 1t
opened a trifle under the price of the
day before and kept up a slow decline
until it received a little encourag cement
from the latter strength in wheat.
May opened at 1875 149I2 to 1915 cents
and sold off to 4S$4 as by ? o'clock. Il
recovered to 40 cents bid about an
hour later. The cash demand was
poor and prices for the car loads in the
sample market from 4 TO y cent low
or. The slackness Of the eastern de-
mand encouraged short selling, May
closing at 1875 cents bid.
Oats continued to weaken, influence
ed by free offerings. The weakness in
corn also could be credited with
share of the governing power. May
started at from 50 to 1925 cents, sold
down to 317s cents and closed at 321s
cents. reacting in sympathy with wheat
Provisions had a weak time. The run
of hogs was $4,000 head and $4,000 are
estimated for tomorrow. The packers
were the big sellers of the day. Prices
OF the leading articles at the close
show the following declines for the day:
Pork and lard ~ cents and ribs cents.
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BOOTH WILL CONTEST,

Kansas City. Dec ia special from
Larned, Kan, 20 the Star says: II is
definitely settled ,hat the contest for the
seat In The legislature from the Ninety
second district which began in this coan Y
last fall betwe u A. H. Lupfrr. Fopuli-t,
and Captain Henry Booth, Republican.
will be continued at Topek. in January
Contest papers have today been fled BY
Bpotn's attorneys upon Lupfrr, WAC WIS
given Critic ,te of elrcuop. The
grounds of contest are fraud. illegal vot-
ing aud illegal returns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20

Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 10. Theodore
Huston. United States consul at Juarez,
Mexico. died at the American consulate IN
Juarrz this morning at l:35 O'Clock OF con-
sumption. He was about years-old-
Mr.. Huston formerly lived at MacOmb,
HIS, aud WAS appointed consul at Jusrrz
by President Cleveland about eighteen
months ago. He leaves widow ANT!
three young sons Who are now III ouarez.
THE remain, VIII DE taken 10 Illinois for
burial. The flags over toe Juarez aud I'll
P"sc custom houses were at half mast to-
DAY In respect to the dead consul
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The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

TIE Went Columns Of . 0siiv Pap~, tel
yer where 70 1avs 80 advertise
II ypu hsve anything 70 BUY, SELl-
TRADE or RENT. try these columns.
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Nc advert issIneut taken Tor less than ~
Gre line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines
Prices given under classified heads in this
column applicable only e locsi advertise
nlents. No foreign advertisements taken ~
above rates.
Answers 70 advertisements sent IN cave 81
tie EAGLE Office should be called fo- within
fer GAYS after Insertion. Wien ADVERTISERS
i'll replyS forwarded 10 them stamped cnNSi-
Cies must nesent.
Reference 70 former afi vert iSeTsi- MIS- Shoiit
Wv, sesCr pii0n and date of Insertion Or coPf
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Not responsible for advertisements given
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er line each Insertion: average seven words
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20

Kansas CRY. Dec. -Wheat-Steadv;
No. hard 81 zG53i c-nts; No. 2 red 81
cents; rejected 40 IL cents. Sales
bv O. Mississippi river-NO. , hard
5Sd59 cent; No. = red - cenf>. Corn
Lower; No. 2 mix d 4}Ti>3 c-nts;
No whit. - c-nts O ts-F.m; No. >
mixed 3l@3l1s; No ? whit b Rye
Fir BE-, No. =, 70 cents. EiaN~-ed-Dul /;
$l.34T1 35 Brau-Sts adv. 6sHjS cents.
II ~ - esk; timothy. SSG95o: prairie,
81 5oGs -. Butter-Q i Z. s,etIy; cram
cry. l6@2l cent; isir,, l36 . cents. Eggs
Weak. lower, l'1% cenis.
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SENT TO COVENTRY,

Montgomery, Aln., Dec. l2.-Iu line with
suggestion from the Taladsgs News re-
porter, blank agreement is prepared Tor
ejaculation among the Alabama editors,
The compact 10 lie entered into being thai
they VIII pot again print the name OF Reu-
bsn +. koib, nor of any Of his political as
scciaI's III their respective papers
The l,ieH Is TO have the press boycotr
II aud it Is eil~vrd that when deprived
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ST JOaN SCI RIGHT

New York, Dec. l9.-Miiiam p. st.
john, president of the Mercantile National
bank Of this city, wrote TO the Associated
Press today as follows:
"Hi!l you please correct the impression
very widely disseminated that | advocate
bimei al,lsm by Concert law. On the Con
trary l advCcaI ed urgently the Unlimited
coinage of our present Standard silver dol
lar without the least regard TO other
nations coinage laws"
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Coffee Options.

New York. Dec. 19.-Spot Cof-e-Rio,
esdy. No. 2. l55z; mills, quiet; Cordovs,
lsLGl9 S,i-s 1900 pack sr>; Pos Nos.
: ANA 1t 1875 cen c. and I; and 80 BAGS
DO y , pa a. "A cents. Nar-hou~e d.
liv-rIe~ from New York ye-t-rd " 1855
l.ays; New York st,cN Id 60 81 b =:
UaIt-d SITS stock, 293 9S4 bag: afDtt
for he Cnitei States. 27i 90 b,g>. Total
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
CLOSING SToJ1 QJ)rATIoy4
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
ATHLETIC CLUB RESPONSIBLE

New Orleans. Dec. 19-The Auditorium
Athletic club management has been de-
clared by the coroner's jury to have been
responsible for the death of Andy Bowen,
The pRgili-t. DIR. Finney, who was with
Bowen from the time he was struck iill
his death, said Lavigne's blow had not
caused Bowen's death. The witnt sses said
that b"d Bowen slipped aud fallen without
having heen struck At all, aud bad fallen
rs he did in the last round, The result
would have been the same
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
LATEST FUoTBAIL VICTIM

Phiadelplia. Dec. 19-George S. Young.
who played right guard for the Frankfort
football eleven and who Was Injured Nov
80 in n game with another local eleven, is
dead. He was accidentally kicked in the
head by u runner who WAS going after he
ball. An abscess formed at he base of his
brain, which resulted in his death.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
M'GLYNN HAS REcANrEp

New York, Dec. 19.-"Tne Rev. DE- E l..
ward McGlyun has made complete re-
csntation. He is 10 longer an apostle of
the doctrines, for preaching winch he
brought on himself the ban OF excoInmuul-
Cation frcm the Catholic church. His
panitential season, which began Dec. D.
1892. Is over, aud Archbishop CorTigan
VIII soon put him i'll charge OF a parish. ="
These statements were made to a reporter
by friend of DR.. McGlynn. i reporter
called at McGlynn's home and The doctor
sent word tnat lie had nothing to say.
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St. Louis Grain.

Sr.LoUIs, Dec l9-Whest-Cash lower
59SL Gents. Op ion higher: December -
cru :; January 80 cent; May 555s cents
Coru-Lpw-r. Cash A cents; December
AZ cents; January 455s cents; Nay 46
crut> Otts-Lowrr; Ca 30 cents: Deem
Der 800 Cut; Nav 81. cents. Pork
Lowe; SIC l255 Lar Lower; S6.63
90 72Ls L-au-Duu. - s. asked; Cash
- 81. SpeiteJ-Ssrady. -. 10 asked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20

SIOth AtsDS MI
Charles Paush of Sedgwick had cattle
on the market yesterday.
John Gilcbrist OF Belle PLANE was at
the yards yesterday wit b a Car of hogs.
Frank Ibbius shipped a car of cattle to
Kausus City yesterday.
j. ). Furley was buying steers at the
yards Yesterday.
l.. Z. Means Of Goddard had stock at
the wards Yesterday
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STOLE FROM THE LoMBARDs.

Kansas City, Dc la-Ene ir'sl Of
Montgomery H. Lewis. for embezziins
$1,000 from the Lombard Investment
company was begun AT Independence 10
lay. the time being consumed IN getting
jury Ii vas L-wi> VITO. wiih ". H Lee
Russell, treasurer ~ the Lombard lavrs =
sneut c mp<ny. Ia 1892. stole al aggTegstr
u Slll,e nom tie company aud d-d 10
Mex
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kNHEAT
Cash auotations were a, Lol.O IS:

Flour-E sier. unchanged.
Patent. -. 50ds0, winter straight, s2,251 so;
spring pat. s.. lU@6O; do straight, s2.2J9S,;
bakers, Sl,S5I2.2O.
No. Yellow corn. i3c.
No. spring wheat 5s}6s6034c. No. spring
wheat. nom. No. red 541st043sc. No. corn.
46c No. > oats 29l4c. No. while 32G32J4;
No. white 3l9315C, No. rye 4Sjac. NJ ,
barley. So aa55c. No. 3. J0a54c. No. 4. nom.
No. / faxseed 81 4fl5. Prime timothy seed,
So 521sG55 Mess pork per bb. I'll 1jalI SIZE.
Lard, per 100 lbs, 80 80. Short RIBS sides,
loos-. s. SIIea5 80. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed.
s5aI.; Short clear sides. boxed. 56l4a63s
Whisky dlstiliers' finished goods, per gallon,
81 ID >ugag-Cut loaf 5.l5i sranulated AS,
Standard \ 400
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RAv1NG WITH HYpRoPHosrA

Sou Bend, Id. Dee. .9-WiI.am P
Smith OF No. 50 Laurel st-esi, Fall 2iver,
Mass. is locked IN jail lese. lie VS.
oupd tod ia the Cuic 80 aud 6r nj
Trunk railroad station bI,Iug at he floor
ana >uappiug ike "a dog. Re was over
powered after "a h4-.I ii-At- In !uci1 ia-
ierval shI> ev ming. >muh said bad
u, Ell bitten by dog i've moutas ago snd
uas lad four series Of IEe>e ..iJacAS
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TREASURY CASH BALANCE.

Washington, Dc. IA dispatch from
the subtreasury at New York 10 The Treas
ury department, reported that $3.50 900 in
gold Was WI hdrawn this morniug. This
leaves the net gold In the treasury at $780,
9iO, 1874 aud Cash balance OF Sl5I 469, 5uU
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20

Chicago, Dec. 19-There were more
than enough cattle in the pens to fill
all orders and competition was too
weak to impart much vitality. The
less attractive offerings could be NOV
ed only at freely shaded prices. The
range of quotations was A.25I3.50 for
poor 10 extra cows and heife-s, s2.25G
$50 for stockers and feeders and $50
$500 for common to extra dressed beef
and shipping steers.
The big receipts of hogs that were
so confidently predicted for the week
are not yet forthcoming. but prices
have not more than held their own
They are uneyenly lower today. rang
ing from So 90a400 for poor light stuff
TO 8. 601465 for choice heavy. There
was but little trading around the ex-
trenes. from 81. 2od i.30 buying most Of
the $50 10 200 hogs and Si35I4.55 TAX
ing the bulk of the heavier weights.
The Il 900 sheep received today filled
the pens and buyers had all their own
way. Sales of lambs were generally
under 500, and common to choice
sheep We're quoted al s.. 25G2.35. Fancy
quality quoted around $40.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; calves, 800;
hogs, $1,000; sheep, 1900
Omaha. Dec. 19-Cattle-Receipt
1000. Prices ruled fully 10 cents low
er than yesterday on the ordinary run
Of beef steers. Cow stuff was in fair
supply and pretty good demand. Trade
however, was dull and the market
weak 10 10 cents lower than yesterday.
Veal calves were in fair request and
quotably firner, and the same was true
as 10 bulls. stays and rough stock gen.
orally Cows. s3.O0G375; feeders, $3.50
G350 Hogs-Receipts 5000. Quality
was not as good as on yesterday, but
otherwise conditions were much the
same. Prices ruled 5Gl0 cents lower
than yesterday and business was deci-
dedly dull at the decline. Heavy hogs
and butcher weights sold at aroud
S405G430 and light and light mixed
stuff at s3.75G4.O5.. Pigs hardly sold
as we'll as on yesterday, sales being
largely at S325G3S70. The close was
weak at the decline. Fair 10 good
hogs OF all weights sold at around
$39OG415. Sheep-Receipts 1000 There
was a very fair supply, moderate de-
mand, and for desirable muttons and
lambs, about a steady market.
Kansas City. Dee. 19 ttle-Receipts
1900; shipment, 8 100. Market steady
for cows; Others to 10 ceuts lower. Texas
Steers. s215S355; T~xas cows. sL75@
. co. beef steers, s3S0td550; native cow,
1903 %: stock-rs AID feeders, 81 55Gi3 so;
balls. 81 5092 30. Hogs-R-ceipts-10 600;
Shipments 1900. Market 10 to Is
c-uis lower, closed firm. Bulk
of siles, "a 1904 %; heavies, 81 1n@4 so;
packers. s4.0oGi 10; mixed. S. 05g)4 10;
lights, $1,000 80; YorK-rs 50 S0@4 30;
pigs, g. OOG3 90. Sheep-R-ceipts-3.20 200;
shipments, 200. Market steady, Unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
VIII Run in April.

Lexington. KY. Dec. I9.-Directors of
the Kentucky association held nleetiu z
today and decided TO give an eight day
RAINING meeting. beginning April 26
Seven stakes will be offered. ranging from
81 80 to 50 500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
BURNING mNE ABANDONED

Sea tie. Wash, Dec. l9.-The Oregon
Improvement company has decided 10
abandon it burning coal mine at New
{ site amt Will open up "a new slope al an
~, her point on the vriu. ihe loss 10 the
COMPANY will be about 500 900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20

Philadelphia, Dec. 19.-George Dixon
champion f-auherweight pugilist, and
Young Critic were matched today TO fight
twenty five rounds before the Seaside A'h-
letic club, Coney Island, on January 10 for
a purse Of s., 0C0, the winner to take all the
mouey
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Money on Call.

New York. Dec. 19.-Money on call easy
At ! 4 per cent Prime mercantile paper,
2324G24j per cent. Sterling exchange dull
an a tribe easier, with actual business In
BANKER bills s4.Ss15d4 3S5s for demand
and 81 S7l5G4 SI5s Tor sixty DAYS Posted
rates. 81 oS1z(I4 50 = Il s4S9jIG4 30 Com
mercial hi :, a s6J[94 $40 Silver Ger
tifica,es, 591s; 10 sales. Bar silver, 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
LUMBER SCHOONER ASHORE.

Portland. Or, D C. 19-The schooner,
Mary Gilbert, Captain Dodge. from San
Francisco 10 Alera bay for lumber, is
ashore just inside the entrance to Alsea
bay. she Will probably be u total loss.
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COLONEL GATHER DEAD.

Harrodsburg, Ky. ID c. i9-CoiJuei Nat
Gather. the gifted orator aud screiary Of
site under Governor Nagnffin and also AN
eX-memb- of he state senate and le-Isl1-
ture. died here to lag OF cancer OF the
tongue He was 50 years old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
NEW sEChET ORDER FORMED,

Buffalo. n. Y. Dec. l9-About twenty
five delegates, representing lodges of
krigb,s of Pythias. met At the Genesee
hotel last night and formed new order
10 be known rs the Improved Order OF
knights of Pythinsn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-20
UINTAH LAND ALLOTMENT,

Salt l. Ike Utan, Dec. 1g.-Th- Uintah
commissioners arrived at Price. Utah, to-
day and lefi At ouce for the Indian r-ser-
vation TO begin the alloime of lands.
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WHISKY TRUST CONFERENCE

Clicsgo. Dec. l9-Prssld-nt Grrrunut,
81 the W hi-ky Trust, arrived today 70 co..
fer vita toe local stockholders OF the trust
7 laiiv- 70 th- plans Of reorSAn;z siloa set
forth IA the circular Of tbs board OF direc-
f4--
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FIGURING MILL BURNED

Kansas City. Dec. ia special from
Liberty, Mo, To the Star says: Tue large
-four mill of Patterson & Gentry at Smith
vile. was destroyed by fire today. Loss,
$50 coo; no iusurance.
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New York, Dec. l9.-ErAstus +. Beadle.
publisher OF the dime books. did yester-
day at his country home III Cooperstown.
aged "a years
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FAMOUS PUBLISHER DIES.

New York, Dc. 19-Nr-. B. I. Babbi't,
widow OF Is. l. BabDitt, died today aged 10.
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CLOSING BOND LISL

NEv Yoak. Dec. 10 .-Governmen. bond.
firm. State bonds dull Railroad bonds
strong.
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BANKER KELLY DEAD.
DEATH CT BABsIr's WIDOW.

New York, Dc. 10 Eugene Kelly, a
banker died today-ag-i 81 years.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS


Onthe Produce exchange 10 lay TIE butter
market was steady; creamery. I2d23c; dairy
lial9. Eggs CITY, -iI@l.
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CONSUL HUSTON DEAD.

of the opportunity of gaining notoriety.
the reform le4der will fall iuto forgeiful-
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MORE CATTLE THAN ORDERS.

Sugar.
New York. Dec. 10 -Sugar-R'w. dull:
refined, quiet: granuiated. & 1I-l6G4 cents.
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CATTLE.
Cattle steady at yesterdays prices.
REPRESENTATIVE SALE,
The following are the representative sales OF
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visible supply for the United Ststes, $50.
9S4 bags against asa 52S bags last year.