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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

CARL JONAS lieutenant governor of
Wisconsin, was appointed consul gen.
eral at St Petersburg by the president
REV. DR. r. w. PATTERSON. Presby-
terian minister, we'll known through
out the northwest, died at his home in
Evanston, H., aged 50 years.
JACOB c. HORN, who was present at
the Fort Dearborn massacre, and in
the Black Hawk, Mexican and civil
wars, died at Winniecanne, Wis.
Ex-JUDGE j. w. MCDLL, of the inter
state commerce commission. died at his
home in Creston, Ia, of typhoid fever,
aged 60 years.
Mrs SARAH GALLOWAY (colored)
died near Alton, ILL.,, aged 10 years.
JOHN c. DowNEY, ex-governor of Cal
ifornia, died at Los Angeles of pneu-
monia after an illness of only three
days. He was 81 years old.
GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY died at Lynch
burg, Va, the result of fall. He Was
born in Virginia November 10, 1916.
THE Colorado legislature adjourned
sine die
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
LATER.

THE United States senate was not in
session on the 3D. In the house the
time was occupied in discussing the
pension bill, and a bill was passed
granting an increase of pension TO An
drew Franklin, aged l0l years, who re-
sides in Kansas and is veteran of the
war of 1912 and of the war of the re-
bellion.
THE Jackson Brewing company at
Cincinnati failed for $3.50. 900.
ADvIcEs from Rio de Janeiro say
that the rebel transport Venus was
wrecked during bombardment and
the three officers and twenty-nine men
on board were drowned
DANIEL MCCORMACK and Mrs. Annie
Kelly were suffocated by gas in IA hotel
at South birmingham, Mass.
CINCINNATI has annexed the adjacent
villages of Westwood, Clifton, Avon
dale, Linwood and Riverside, thus adj
ding $4,000 20 the population of the
city.
THE resignation of Rev. r. Dewitt
Talmage as pastor of the Brooklyn
tabernacle has been withdrawn.
ED WILLIAMS, of Chicago, one of the
most popular OF ball players in his
time, died at Mountain Valley Springs
Ark.
THUS far in 1894 eighty lives and
eighteen vessels have been lost from
the fishing feet of Gloucester, Mass.
MIR GLADsToNE's resignation was ac-
cepted bv Queen Victoria and Lord
Rosebery was offered and accepted the
vacant premiership.
GOULD A. STILL. a night operator,
was assassinated while at work at his
key at Hay Springs, Neb.
AT Kosciusko, Miss, Rev. w. =. Rat
life killed 5. A. jackson and fatally
wounded two bystanders A political
fued was the cause
JANKs MONTGOMERY BAILEY, the
"Danbury News man." died at his
home in Danbury, Conn, aged So years.
Two RABIES, boy and girl, twins
| ~ months old, were smothered TO
death in bed in Chicago at the home of
the parents, a family named lacquer
For accepting bride j. r. Bennier
was expelled from Louisville's city
council. -Four other aldermen are TO be
tried.
A TABLET was placed in Providence,
r. l., to commemorate the burning of
British taxed tea in 1918.
THE business portion of Morgantown.
Ind, was destroyed by fire.
THE Lehigh Coal Il Iron company,
which went iuto a receivers hands in
April, 1898, with liabilities of 81 $50, 900,
has been declared restored TO solvency
| by Judge Jenkins, of Milwaukee.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
A Profound Phiiologist.

A little Brooklyn girl astonished her
mother the other day by her proficiency
in pathological pursuits. Mamma, "
she said, there are three kinds of
'by's,' aren't there?" What do you
mean, my dear?" responded the mother
in surprise. "Well, sweetly lisped the
little one, there's one by when you
pass by some one on the sidewalk. and
there's another when you go to the
store to buy something, and there's by
gosh!' The mother was not long in
reaching the conclusion that her daugh-
ter needed a little careful instruction
in the minor morals.-N. Y. Tribune
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
When Mn,nIng Hreaks.

When morning breaks-the shadows FADE
Before the mighty king Of day,
Who comes In majesty arrayed
And Earth. exulting, seems 10 say:
Lo, darkness hies-her prey forsakes-
When morning breaks"
When morning break error hees
Before the sun OF righteousness
Who heals the blinded eyes and frees
The captive In his helpIessness:
From SIN ana doubt the soul awake5
When morning breaks.
when morning breaks the shades Of death
Before the King shall disappear,
For might shall be no more" He saith
Himself-the light-shdll Danish fear,
And Joy the place OF sorrow takes
When morning breaks
Mamie ii. Woodruff. IN Good Housekeeping.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
he News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts
CONGRESSIONAL
Regular Session.

IN the senate on the Goth the committee on
reign relations presented the report OF its In
sstigation OF Hawaiian affairs The report
clares emphatically against monarehism
ipports Minister Stevens recognition OF the
sovisional government but disayows the pro
,ctorate; favo;s annexation without making
az direct recommendation; condemns Queen
tliuokalani and finds that she was the aggres-
Ut in tha revolution that secured her over
lrow -. In the house Mr. BLAND, being unable
secure q quorum on the seigniorage BILL con-
luded 70 allow the debate on the bill 10 pro-
sed for another day.
A LARGE number OF petitions were presented
1 the senate on the 27th protesting against
eduction OF the existing duties on wool and
arious other features OF the iarin bill bill
fas introduced for the establishment OF ma
ional university In the house resolutions
Yere presented 10 investigate tho action OF
everal United States judges who have issued
niuncuons in railroad cases bill was intro
,uced TO amend the revised statutes SO as 10
,ermit, in civil cases, the verdict OF three
ourths OF the jurors constituting the jury 10
itand as the verdict OF the jury. The silver
,eigniorage bin was further discussed
on the 2sth ult. the senate held a two hours
session, the whole OF which was given 10 a
Ipeech by Senator Frye in opposition 10 the
presidents Hawaiian policy. In the house
he deadlock on the seigniorage bill was
broken after two weeks OF flibuslering, but
upon question for q special order 10 discharge
the committee of the whole from further con
dderation OF the bill the quorum disappeared
and no action could be taken
On the lst resolution was introduced in the
senate providing for the establishment OF a
tariff commission OF nine 20 regulate the tarin
on the basis OF the difference Of wages here and
abroad A bill was introduced for the erection
OF q statue at the treasury department 10 Gen
r. l. Spinner The house bill providing for
urgent deficiencies was passed -. In the house
the long struggle over the Bland bill for the
coinage of the silver seigniorage ana the silver
bullion IN the treasury was ended by the pas
sage OF the bill by a vote of l07 10 1870
THE senate was not in session on the ID.
In the house the fortihcations bill s3,0o0O00)
was passed. The pension bill was taken up
and general debate consumed the remainder Of
the day. The aggregate OF the bill is nearly
el52. U00, 600 Ex-Speaker Grow. the newly
elected congressman az large from Pennsyl-
yania was sworn in. At the evening session
private pension bills were considered,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
a French DueI.

If the French are prone TO challenge
each other TO fight duets on the small
est provocation they are also prone TO
bring them TO an end with very little
fighting. 1t is creditably related that
on the occasion of duel between two
members of the chamber OF deputies
one of the com batants was taken with
fit of bleeding at the nose just as
they came upon the field. Blood
exclaimed one of the seconds of the
other man. Blood has been shed.
The honor of my principal has been
satisfied" And the parties and their
seconds thereupon gravely left the field.
Youths Companion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
LANDED In sinusinr.

SING SING, y. Y, March 3.-Oficers
arrived at the prison at 1912 o'clock p.
IN. Thursday. having in charge John Y.
McKane, the Gravesend politician, who
had been sentenced TO Serve IA six-years
term for election frauds After the
usual formalities McKane was given "A
convicts suit, which he put on him
self. No cell was assigned him. He
will for the present be in what are
known as the idle ranks. McKaue
went through all this ordeal with firm
ness and showed no signs of depres-
sion. lie will be released In four years
and three months IL his conduct IL
good.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
Insane Man Kills His wife.

LIMA, O., March 3. -Edward Froid-
ereux became insane over religion at
Point Pleasant and secured club, and
after telling his family that he had
been commanded by God TO kill them,
attacked his wife. He had beaten her
TO death when neighbors, who had
been notified of his insanity by the
little children, appeared on the scene
and after n struggle succeeded in over
powerinp him
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09
FOREIGN.

TWENTY-FIVE men were killed and
ten were seriously injured by boiler
explosion in an iron mill at Alexander
owsk, Russia.
BELLAMY x Co.'S grauaries in Lon
don were destroyed by fire, the loss bc-
ing $500, 600.
MOTHER MANDELBAUM, of New York,
notorious the country over as shop
litter, died at Hamilton, Ont, of COM
plication of diseases.
A THOUSAND unemployed men sang
revolutionary songs in Vienna The
police charged and dispersed the mob.
Mrs. ALLEN FRANCIS, formerly Of
Illinois, died at Victoria, b. c. She in
PRODUCED Abraham Lincoln to the girl
he married.
RUSSIANS and Germans were reported
TO have fought battle on the frontier
in which several were killed.
RUMoRs of the retirement of Mr..
Gladstone from Office were being re-
newed and were agitating the English.
NINE. JANET MoNACH PATEY, dis
tinguished contralto singer, died at
Sheffield, England, at the close of a
song.
Ina fight between n band of brigands
and the police of the town of lztlahua-
ca, Mexico, eight of the former and
two of the latter were killed.
THE brazilian elections resulted in
the choice of Senior Prudente de Moraes
us President PeiXoto's successor
IN an engagement between the gov
eminent troops and insurgents near
Saranda, Brazil, the rebels were defeat
ed with loss of 400 men.
SENIOR ELLAURI was elected president
of the republic of Uruguay.
AT Victoria, b. c.. Green Worlock's
bank closed with liabilities of $500, 900.
Two MEMBERS of an American hunt
ing party were killed by wild beasts in
the Sierra Madre mountains in Mexico.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

"HIT am or great ting ter be consistent,
but not too much so, remarked Uncle Eben.
'De clock in de jewelers. sign dat allus
p'ints ter twenty minutes past eight is one
OBJ de mos consistent things what is."-
Washington Star.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

ALWAYS GIFTS THERE. - Jack Potter
"Well, there's one thing in this world that
nearly always gets its dues" Ned President
Whats that Jack Potter-"The club"
Brooklyn Life.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

"Now, listen. Freddie; the doctor said
that 1t was that little bit of candy you ate
last night that made you sick" well, you
know how asked you over and over 10 give
me a whole lot"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

''THAT umbrella you are carrying must
have been very EXPENSIVE 1T was. was
with Dusty when he bought IL, and advised
him TO get the best.n-Inter Ocean.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

SHE-"They say my sister has a prettier
figure than l. But sure Of her answer)
whose figure do you like best, Jack, deari"
He (fervently) fathers, darling. =
Brooklyn Life
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

found itself fastened 10 a love letter, THAT
I'm not sticking to facts.n- indianapolis
journal
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

II WISH" said railway passenger as a
bunch of comics We're dropped into his lap
by the train boy. that these people would
quit pol1ing fun at me. m-WashingtOn Star.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

Since offer this very superior frame with 20 inch
superior much less yriee than cheap imperfect
wooden frae he bought for that the friends
Of the kefmocr will appreciate the fact that have again
been doing the public great service and have distinguished
ourselves in redcssning old article and putting 1t into
Infinitely improved shape.
For q similar and quality and ordinary wooden
frame, you would lie charged 500 We MAKE ts ell steel
franz aud tbs superior az S4o AND 6IyE rot GRANGE
TO Gt1 1T AT slb y' ne beasn Of oar Geofef Aer,oor.
We have sold al enormous number Of Power Aermoor
outfits with which used and that hard
from their uefunes and their reputation II
very superior very low price Any gesred out.
It's will be bought drive them. Wherever Geared
goes, others 20 follow.
when take well known article redesisn H. and put IL
IN shape very superior TO anything that has APPEARED before IL
wtens and cnarge reputation for dong vel everything
10 which put hands and this the thns that has
the brought much business factory and which
the future, have doubt. will BRING practically, all the
business line. Il this reputation that daily
working for.
We believe that this Aeruoor Steel Saw Frame and Saw
will confirm aud enhance the fame which have gained
IN the Manufacture Of Steel Wndmlls and Steel Towers,
hence for tire purpose % them that everybody
know that god thing be had for small WE
OtfTR THIS STEEL SAW Am FRANZ fORstIS CASH AND
fNFCorIEs OF tD,TRIIsTMENT No. z this per
conditions stated No Ip next advertisement Ne
we shall tails Of gaAnEng and make offer that viii 10 VI
universal interest The - ADJ. No. .. AERAOIUh CO.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Magic Is receiving coat Of paint at
the Seattle coal bunkers.
Steamers Alta and Hattie Hansen did
not show up at the Colman wharf yester-
day, probably on account OF the Jog.
Bark Topgallsnt arrived in port from
Port Blakeley yesterday and will load
Black Diamond coal for San Francisco.
The four-masted schooner Prosper, Capt
Johannessen, left yesterday for Port Pr
RE, Australia, with / 900 900 feet of lumber.
Steamers Multnomah and City of Aber-
deem will sell round-trip tickets for 81. in
Guiding admission TO fair. from date until
close of exposition.
Frank W. Goodhue, secretary of the
Seattle & Tacoma Navigation Company,
returned last evening from his trip to
British Columbia points.
Steamer State of Washington did not
make her usual trip from Whatcom last
Thursday on account of the foggy weather.
She arrived yesterday about an hour late.
Bark Hueneme finished unloading her
cargo at wabacher's wharf yesterday
and left in the evening for Port Gamble.
where she will load lumber for San Fran
cisco.
Steamer Farallon left yesterday for San
Francisco with fail cargo OF freight, in
Guiding Zoo cases of salmon. The follow
ing passengers from this port left: ;. C..
Lewis, Mrs. Mckinney, Miss Mckinney,
Miss Gordie Mckinney, Charles l. Daven-
port, o. T. Olsen, j. b. Curtis, Miss Miliie
Curtis, Miss Ida Honghton, ID. W. Walker,
F. Berntsen James Condon, X. l.. Ham
mer Julius Olsen, h. Graan. w. Pepper
and fifteen from Tacoma.
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ESGLIsH MARKETS.

LoxpoS. Anr. sI--Bsr silver. % Sl6d
Consals, f51ss. Bullion into Bank OF
EnEIana, xi77.oo- Bank Of England dis
eozat rate. ? per cent
Nrw Yoxx. Ang 3L-The Essafas Pasf's
London cable says: There vas onllish
testing everyw here today. but actual dezI-
inrs we're chiefly confined 20 South Amers-
cAn securities. which were very strong.
American railways sbow = further iEsa-
yroxemeas. closing al under the best.
Tue use Of South Americans indicates q
very favorable speculative outlook here.
Mercantile difficulties in the laEe trade
are reported from Dundee. but nothing
VERY serious.
LlvrHrooI. Aug. sL-Wheat--Steady :
demand. mOderaies No. red, winter.
A. I'd; No. 2red. spring. - ID
CONFIRM: demand, poor; new mixed.
spot. IS lIAd; futures. firm; demand.
poor: September. As it1.d: October, Is
lloyd; November, - liisd.
flonr-sseady; demand, poor; 81 Louis.
fancy winter. s. Sd
Hons - AZ London - Pacific coast,
steady; demand moderate. f2@x2 So
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.1fa steadily rs. 70 lDss8. csossnx A. th.t
800 sns making . loss Of Il. on las,
nisnts hgarss- The preferred s.oek re-
s"fueo decline Of x. The trs1fnv In
s's rest OF the list was tight .h~ tr.rs.~-
tsons IN nc case sxeeedinw 2 500 shay.. Ia
aAy one stock. The speculation u.s..
strong Tor the first half hour Of basta~..
weak during the following sAistv MINUTES
then took an upward szrn xhich 1.stas
gal Srisf period, and tong before noon
the market vas again On ~. sev,w.-S
move The depression continued untu
asAsy O'Clock vhen tie covering Of
snort contracts caused rally. The Gzai
Sssangs we're generally Erm- In the
scha market the trading VAS fairsy ac-
i've, the sales azgregating 81, Col. GO. The
MARKET vas generally 6rn.
Sovernmsnt bonds-Fsrn.
state bonds--Dufs.
Railroad bonds-Firu.
oaenfs-steady: September options
closed ~ $50 bid.
FfxAscrAr.
aonsy-on cal. easy az per cent. last
loan per cent. closed Offered at Der eer.t
rnme msreanfils paper. 3G5 per cent.
Sterhng sxehange, dull and easy, with
netusl business IN bankers' bills AZ 81 az
94S5A Tor demand, and 81. ssJS484 -.
ior - DAYS; posted rates. s. s699 81. and
sfs.e@4sss commercial balls. AsfI.G
4-sih
SILVER certileates-s4c bid.
EAsx cLKARzSs9
The following table. compiled BY Brad
fre<fs 9. Shows the total csearanees al the
principal cities and the percentage of in
crease or decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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NEw YORK MARKETS.


ME- loRE. Aug. Si--Share specuia-
'saa today vas unsettled Ia tone and. IS
Ns2li Of the transactions on the stock ex-
sang, prices are pretty evenly divided
Ssseen declines and advances. the pre-
sssaerance, II any, being toward the weak
ass Of the market The London bayinx
seFement, which was quite pronounced
lsAsrday. vas not We! sustained, and
~sss Vas even more selling for the foreign
swat chieay Louisville & Nashville,
.saough American securities we're strong
The London stock exchange. There
ser Particularly distressing sHaaences Al
-. and no great pressure 20 sci, exeept
sugar, which as offered down on re-
~'ssa REPORTS thar the sugar schedule a.
sesSet - as 20 permit an entrF 81 refined
s~safs 81 lover rates than tae trGsi an
paied A notable incident 81 the daY
ssi TIE decline IN Rock Island 10 poant
st.es the current prices 81 So Paal, hleh
not occurred before IN many YEAR,
sasch is 70 be attributed 20 President
asses declaration regarding the aata'
'saas prospects OF the company Tor TIE
sssAlag ysaF Rock Island touched -
~~'aas he afternoon. = break Of iAs troEs
Yesterdays c.oslae. while -. Paul dad
- 60 eesos 6St. IL fiaesuAssd between
hsuEe and ass. and closed al the
sess of the Gay, - bslos yesterday.
-esA lslsn3 rallied = at the close. shoS-
. less Of = ora the dav. sugar opened
sasxheF. quickly lost the improvement
'A-asd i - loss. and thea moved dosn-
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr GAMBLE, Aug. 0-lSpecial. y
salied-Bktn sksgit, Capt. Robinson, for
san Pedro.
PoRr TowxsKSp, Aug 3i--ISpecial. -
Arriyed-City OF paebls, from san Fran
cisco for Sound ports. Sailed-Sir City OF
Topeka, for Southeastern Alaska str
UmafIila, for San Francisco. To sail to-
morrow-sh Louis Walsh. from Departure
bar for San Francisco; Chill sh Republic,
TO Port Blakeley to load for West Coast
HooUfAH, Aug. SL-iSpecial. SAILED,
29sh-Sch James A Garfield, San Fran
cisco.
SAN Francisco. Aug. sL-Arrived-
Ak, Seattle. Cieared-State of Califor-
MIA. Astoria and Portland. Departed-Brg
T. W. Lucas. Hoodsport; Truckee. As
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rHE srATK oF TRApE.


sas Francisco. Aug. 3i.-Thsrs are few
Aanges reported in the vegetable market.
fosatoes rule steady. Onions. weak. The
latter market Is steady. California eggs
|Ee cheaper. owing 20 the demand for
Eastern. The fruit market is overstocked;
BARTLETT pears and peaches did better;
krries are very weak. Poultry, dull and
ssak
Closing: Wheat--Duli; December, e4ssc;
Nav, sl02s.
Bariey-No trading.
Corn-ti30.
Bran-s4 per ton.
nREApsrrTrs AND GRAINS
Floar-Family extras, sas0a3s0; bsk-
sss' extras. $3D@3i0; superiine, g.. SOFA
|2A
Wheat Fair demand on export account:
ell suitable parcels are taken at current
rates. No. shipping sSSe C. with S. 10
hf choice parcels; milling. so9seoc.
hariey-Feed, rather slow of movement;
De inquiry for local uses is somewhat
Emitted. Millers are doing very little IN
Ne way OF purchasing. Brewing con-
hanes TO recsive attention. Chevalier
aso receives recognition from leading
sIporters. About ali the standard Cheya-
nef Is gathered in and MARKETED. Feed,
ar 10 good. T537Tslc; choice. soc; brew
ag. s71s992Ae; Chevalier. standard,
NTi,ell40
oais-nrag badly. Stocks are large
saile custom is light and slow. so
Dat the market Is stu topheavy.
Asw California coast, S5c6l$i07i5; milling,
hiS8L20; surprise. sl-30@Ig5: fancy
issi, sLi0@LiS; good 70 choice. s1023
elaa
Produce reeeipts-Fiour. sacks. II. Se4;
sheai, esntais. Is. Ts3; barley, centals. e,5ls;
AIS, eeatals. $50. rye. sacks. Ito. beans.
saeks, 10; potatoes, sacks, 4,ao4; onions.
sssks. Soi bran, sacks. !. ass
FfSANcIAL
Drasts--on sight New York. per $780,
L1e. Sterling exehange-Oa London,
afsy day bank. $4s6s..
SILVER baFs-Per ounce, 65s. 1e65'sG
Mexican dollars-Si1SAisc
MINING srocKs.
belle Isle. 81: Beleher. 80: Beat & Belener.
-. boaie Consolidated. l55; Balwer, Is:
saoAar. -: Consolidated California &
sEglnia. $50: Crown Point II. Eureka
.es, p, Gould 4 Curry, 81: Hate a Nor
Soss, a.: Mexican, no; Mono. s.: ophir.
80 fotosi, 81. Savage, 60; Sierra Nevada,
- Union Consolidated. -: Utah, :: Yell
@s Jacket, IS. Andes. 81; Bullion. IS;
sAsdonia =; Challenges Con-, "a; Con-
saidaied Imperial. /: Grand Prize. 3;
s-ss'ee, Is: kentuck. 10. Oyerman. -;
- beleher. IA. Scorpion. 5: Alpha Con-
Sased, :, Confidence, 20: Con. New
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REAL ESTATE sALEs.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded I'm the AUDITORS ONCE
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /,
1894, are 81. 295, PA. There were fled for
record yesterday deeds. the considera-
tions aggregating s2O.OlS. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co, abstractors of title. lie Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
Anna Swanson to Hans Anderson, WI
OF nell sec 10. 70. 5, $500.
Sheriff TO jerome Catiin, 50 acres in secs
% and -, Up 3D. 4 e. S9043
r. :. Watney To G. ]. Dranga, lot. II,
block 81, In Gilman Park, $500.
H. T. Blanchard 10 John Leary, lots
and 8. block IS, Boren's. $1,000
Virginia Russell TO f. Chaput, lot 7,
block -. Commercial Street Steam Motor
add, S275.
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Lsrht ss.xses6eo: rough packing. sSe1g
SIS: uixed. s5.E,ss1e5
CsstIe-Recsspss today, i5.oCo head: OIL
rssi YESTERDAY. l. 81 shipments yesterday,
8 80: market, fairly active: good grades,
steady: osn<r grades, Toe lover. Natives.
81 1sSS35o. cows and sGils. 49, stcckers
and feeders So 25@sA.s3. Texans aud West
ems sold close 70 THURSDAYS prices
sAeep-Reccipss today. 900 head; mar
kex firm. Sc 20 Ice higher.
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Nxw YoxK, Aug. sL--The rush Of hasI-
ness a. the customs house continues.
Yesterdays receipts were ss7T, 6l3. and the
grand total for the past three days Is
s2si7.e7a The fret three days after the
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