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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29

vulcan, the god o. ancient black
smiths and metal workers. was lame IN
consequence of a pretty hard fall he
had in his early days Jupiter and
Juno had row. and Vulcan sided with
his mother against the old gentleman.
who promptly kicked him ont OF
Heaven He fell for a whole day and
lighted on the island Of Lemnos, broke
his leg and received as severe a snal<-
ing mp - though he hal tumbled down
en- elevator shaft. Esculapsus set his
leg. but having only Just received
diploma. did a poor job, and for a long
time Vulcan went on a cr1tch-
The longevity statistics of govern
u1ent employees. gathered by the Dock
Seems that there are 1915 clerks %
years old and over, 81 between % and
O. vesrs - age; 3s5 between - and %,
Is between % and -. 81 between :
and -. IS between 50 aud =, between
a. and -, and who i past - There
are 2.5-s clerks between . sBd 90, the
numerous age class, 2-2fs between o
ard IS. 2.033 between - and 20 o.
the 1905 clerks IN the departmental
service 3 81 are under % vears Of age.
Some of the older people have been
many years n the governDent service:
: rs clerks have served for - years;
i.5s0 from - 20 20 year and % Tor 30
rear or more. while ! hAs worked =:
q, desk 81 YEAR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29

CHICAGO, June 2S.-The labor troubles
aud an aggregation of other bearisn news
sent wheat down today. July closing s
lower aud September l cent lower Jolly
corn closed = higher; July oats cents
lower and provisions at slight advance.
Trading 10 wheat was moderate. the
range for the day being - cent with opera
tious in the main OF IA local character.
Opening trades were at 49Z cent loss
aud under fair offerings and lack of sup
port the market declined q cent more, re
acted a little, changed some aud closed
STEADY. The news was almost exclusively
bearish and the lower cables, strike situs-
ton, rains in the northwest where it was
much needed, the fife weather for
harvesting IN the winter wheat belt and
July liquidation, ali combined to depress
values and create weak market Out
side markets were all correspondingiy
weak.
Corn was generally firm within = cent
range. Covering by shorts caused the
frmuess.
Oats were weak in sympathy with wheat
and on improved crop reports and free
offerings. The range tor July Yves
Provisions were steady at the start on
the steady live bog market. Good buying
held prices up. Compared with last night
September pork is IA higher; September
lard 251 higher anu September ribs 30
higher
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
% cars, corn 360 cars; oats 1875 cas-; hogs
$1,000 TO 20. 900 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
FIving Jib's Fast Mile.

OMAHA, June 2S.-Flying Jib went the
fastest mile ever travelled by a horse west
of the Mississippi river today. He was
started at Union park against his record
Of 204 Fally 5000 people watched him
make the journey without pace-maker.
He went from wire to wire without a skip
In 2:05]5. Salisbury his owner, Is conf
dent Flying Jih Will lower his last seasons
mark soon. The three races on the card
We're all well contested. the 2-year-old pace
being an especially fine contest. Sum
rIeS:
FIrst-2-year- pace, purse $500: Direct
won; john Hunt, second; Princess, third;
Carbonate dIstanced. Time, 2;l4lt.
Second-3:00 troiting, purse $6OU: Nellie
Cobb won; Altivola second; Chysolite
third Time 1884
Tnird-2:l5 pacing, purse $500: DIR. Sperry
won; Belle Acton second; Rocky p. third.
Time 2:l5l4
Exhibition, Flying Jih against his own
record of 2:04. Time 2:O515.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
CORNER FIRST and TlFTH.
METHODS OF DEMONSTRATION.
bow Labor Brings Its Wants Before the
Public Eye.


Public Eye.
The old method of demonstration by
insurrection is inconsistent with The
modern conditions, five Maxim gins
and five thousand Winchester rifles be-
ing stronger than any amount of IN
drilled and huddled men, and, besides,
insurrection would stop wages, which
is precisely what the hypothetical IN
surgents do not want to do. The pic
turesque Roman device which was once
initiated successfully in Russian the
revolt for the blind Gar Yury-and
once successfully in INDIAN the re-
volt Of Benares against the house duty
the device of quitting city en- masss
and camping outside. could not be man
aged in our climate and under our con-
ditions.
che people could not be fed and
watered for more than twelve hours;
they are utterly unaccustomed to dark
ness, and the first sharp shower of rain
would make them miserable, and in
spire in half of them a terror of the
light fevers they call colds" The way
our people fly from the streets in rain
might, II witnessed by foreigner,
wholly destroy-quite erroneously-th
impression of their hardihood.
The oriental way OF demonstrating.
firing unused buildings-.a way still
practiced in Constantinople-is botn
dangerous and wicked, and our demon
strators are exceedingly anxious &c
avoid creating a danger for their city,
or being wicked. Indeed, they are con.
ventional up 10 2 point; for, though
march of fifty thousand unemployed
men without clothes would be exceed
ingly impressive, there would be no
need for the police TO put them down.
The decent wOr[men would do that
with certain savageness and rapidity.
The experiment is tried about once a
month in some casual ward or other.
and always ends in sackeloth. II not IN
sackcloth and ashes--Spectator.
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Good SpoIt at sbeepsbead

NEW YORK, June 2S-At Sheepshead
Bay today a number of well contested
races were seen. The best was the Long
Island handicap IN which six were sent TO
the mile and a iurlong, aud d very close
finish resulted. Rowe tried four times to
send them away and they got off beauti-
fully with the exception of LowlaEder
who refused To bulge from his position.
When they got in line for the fifth time
the starter told them tn come on" which
they promptly did ana LowIander was
left standing amid the applause of the
spectators. Fred Douglass took up the
running, followed by ST. Michael and with
the Others trailing. As they turned into
The stretch, Sir Walter, Roche aud Don
AlOnZo set sail for the leaders and soon
had them at the whip and it was hammer
and tongs all the way down the stretch.
Roche tried in vain to overcome the lead
of II nose which Sir Walter had and all of
Simms' desperate riding could not get
Don AlOnZo any nearer than the third aud
they finished thus.
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Kansas Ciry Races

KANSAS CITY. No. June - First race
1916 of a mile, selling: Billie Mckenzie
Won. Major Dripps second, Nancy Hakes
third. Time les.
Second-Si of a mile. selling: Vasti won,
Joe Woolman second, Moloch third. Time
l:20
Thirds! of a mile, selling-Brownwoo
won. Ben Wilson second, Cameron third.
Time :20is.
Fou; th-5s of mile-hsndicap: Bob
Carter won, Cat Rate second, Nahun third
Time les.
Fifth-One mile and 7s-Powhattau
won. Unicorn second, Montella third
Time l:52
Sixth-9l6 mile, heats, selling-Roy
won, sunbeam second Fred Parker third.
Time Us. 5qSt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29

KANSAS CITY. jun 2s-Cattle-Receipts
$500: shipments |. 700; market W ak and
slower. Texas steers, S2.23d3 20: Texas
cows, Sl.25G3.3); beef steers, So 500 %:
native cows. 81. 50d3. s.: stnck-rs AMI feed
ers. 50 50dS %; bulls. sl.50q2 30.
Hogs-ReceIpfs 6 100; shipments. ], 800;
market opened strong and > cents higher.
closed weak; bulk Of sales, 81 75G4s5:
heavies. 81 s064 %; packers. 81. 1904 So;
mixed. 81 sO@4 IS; tights. 81 65@4S5 pigs,
81 1904 80; workers., - S0G4 30.
She-p-Receipts, 500; shipments, 900;
market steady
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II OST-LADY's BLACK MOROCCO POCKET
j book. ccntsiuiuE 80 gill. check fof SlB pay
a1Ie TO Mamie ACCoy aud some other charge. a
PLAIN GOLD ring, iOCkst Aud CHal1 and Nsicu cham.
supposed 20 be lost n the santa q teoot.
tine rr please return same 20 t.sgc once aud
cciye liberal reward a. 81
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

TIE Want Columns ot a Daily Paper tel
you where il paws 20 advertise.
u yon have anything 10 BUY, SELL,
Trade or RENT, try these oolGrans.
- Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken Tor les than lor.
Cre line advert iS-uIentS charged same
rate - two lines.
Prices given under classified headS in this
column applicable only - local advertise
n,euts \o foreign advertisements taken Al
above rates
Answers 70 advertisements sent IN care o.
tle EAGLE ofiCe should Be called Tor within
" ISL rtply< forwarded 10 them stamped envel-
oI g must Resent.
Reference TO former advertiser IN, hts should
give description and date OF insertion or COPY
a tie advert iSe.yseiit should he sent.
Not responsible Tor advertisements given
Ordi>Continucd by telephone.
Classified advertisements viii be Scents
Ter line each Insertion: average seven words
4 line r-..rlLr.fIf-
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The Dogs Name

Senator McLaurin was trying a case
before the circuit court IN Rankin coun-
". Miss. just before his election 20 the
senate. There was negro and dog
involved.
What Is the dog good for. unclea-
asked Mr.. McLaurin. VIII he catch
cOons2"
Never hesrn 'er his catchin' nuth-
in" replied the darby. Amt no count
at all. He jeS LAYS aroun' de house. he
does. an eats an sleeps. Amt wuf
shuclzs- OATS what makes Us call I'D
what we do"
What do you call him.
l.I.ayyyer. -Washinpton Tines
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

@ Y. Dahlgren of san Francisco has
bought Ida Pickwick tor 81 600
90 Corbett says positively that he will not
talk fight until he returns TO America.
Nearly s.. coo was cleared at benefit
gwen IN CluC nnatti on Tu, sdsy night for
Ms. Frank Goodale, widow of she jockey
who was killed ri Louisville recently
Fred Iaral wired Slo0 Tor a ticket
Ii the Baltimore club goes home in first
place from the western trip II will certain
y be hard 10 beat for the championship
An English magistrate has been fined Is
shlilncs for riding bis bicycle on the foot
oath at Guys Cliff He explained Tue
road was sloppy, put it didn'i 20.
Frank Larkin. an old time ball plsver
is reported 10 be dying in "a WILLIAMSBURG,
y. y, hospital. Lsrkin i = Years aid
-ud pitched for the Brooklyn club abou'
Twelve years ago
Il has been definitely settled that V5ri-
liant and Nalkyrie will engage in thFi,
first contest on the Clyde on July ). a,
neither yacht will be ready in time 10 race
ri au earlier dat
Birmingham, Eng. now heads the cy.
cling trade. The returns fu rnished By tie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

CHICAGO. June 2S-Tnere was scarcely
more vitality in the demand tor cattle to-
day than yesterday aud Tuesday, but by
virtue of the light supply on sale tsstlmat-
ed at :, coo head there was some strength
euing of values. Useful dressed beef and
shipping steers generally sold at an sd
vance of 10 cents and fat cows and heifers
were strong at the advance OF the day be
fore. Common grass cattle were again
dull, nobody wanting them at better prices
than were current yesterday. Texas cat
tie, of which there were fresh receipts of
about 500 head. were firm at yesterdays
prices. Natives were quoted n Sl:00 1870.
A few old skins were peddlei out at
$1,000 Sl:5O and extra dry lot steers were
sold principally al S-.00Gs3:l5 and from
$3.50 to $3.50 took most OF the Sreers. Texas
cattle we're quoted Al Si:25d $500 with
sales chiefly at Sl;756 SS:25.
The receipts Of hogs were comparatively
light. They were estimated ~ q 600 head
which is nearly 5000 less tran for last
Thursday. and 5000 less than a year ago.
I lie decrease va, attributed partly 10 the
sharp decline in prices at the beg ming Of
the week aud partly 10 the strike. The re-
suit of the light receipts was an advance Of
) ceats IN the value Of animals. TIE close
Was easy but nearly all th- offerings were
taken. the bulk Al 81 ~ 20 for averages
IF less than 20 pounds and ~ 81 qOG5 o
for heavy and heavy and medium. Few
stock traius arrived on tine, Therefore
sales were strung ous till later hour than
usual
The sheep market was firm for fair 20
choice muttons while D or stuf sold as
mean As At any time The f-ct that the
receipts were small did not have much
weight, the demand being especially re-
s,ricted. There was hTmus~s IN ,ambs OF
the letter quality bUy she Of -ra1es were
almos, unsaleabe Quotations fer sheep
ranged from s. o083 - and for spring
lambs from s. CUgT5 80.
Receipts-Catr.e SO, calves 600; hogs
81 90. sheep 500
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New LONDON, Conn, June 2S.-lt was b
O'Clock tits evening when the tug Man
hasset with all available space on board
crowded with newspaper men, started up
the river to see the beginning of the great
rontest between the Yale and Harvard
crews. The boats arrived at the starting
point at GIL and lay waiting for the racing
shels to put in an appearance. The water
was not quite smooth but its surface WAS
unbroken even by wind flaw. 1t was
S:33 when the Harvard boat started for the
fat. Yale reached the starting point a
moment later, and the two boats were
quickly in place side by side, ready for
the word. 1t came, and both sets of oars
struck the water together Harvard
Etarted in with a fast stroke. forty
TO the minute, hoping to break
Yale's heart in the first mile. Yale re-
sponded gamely with thirty-eight strokes
aud kept right abreast of Harvard. For
furlong perhaps the boats rowed nip and
tuck then the stronger stroke OF tue sons
OF the old Eli began TO tell and Yale drew
away. At the half mile she was already
five seconds ahead. a full boats length.
and her lead steadily grew.
At the mile Harvard's stroke had
dropped to thirty-six, while Yale still kept
on ri the thirty-eIght Fate with which she
started Her lead grew. She passed the
mile and a half 10 seconds ahead of Har-
ward. The crews here began TO reduce
their stroke, Yale dropping to thirty-six
and Harvard 10 thirty-four. But while
Yale's strokes were deep aud strong Har
wards work was ragged.
After the first half mile Harvard's men
were never in good stroke; had they been
perfect oarsmen, however, they would still
have lost the race by their steering. From
the mile flag on the Harvard boat
sagged across the stream most extraor-
diuarily and finally struck the 2J5 mile
flagstaff The crew rallied bTavely from
The shock, but after that were never in the
race for a moment. They put on spas
medic squirt hut their stroke soon dropped
back from thirty-six to Jhirty-two and
they were horribly beaten Yale crossed
the line in 23:47 almost minute III adj
vance, Harvard's time being 24:40. The
official time by miles:
One mile-Ysle $50; Harvard COZ.
Two miles-Yale 11:47; Harvard 1920.
Three miles-Yale l7:47; Harvard 1885.
Four miles-Yale 23:47: Harvard 24:40
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r O~T- - XIV sRD FOR TEE RETURN TO
Il - E-els salee one hslf OF Roman god
sleeve uGttCa, NJ = u q -.
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Washington Park Events.

CHICAGO, June - The kenwood stakes
for two-yeaT-Olds was the feature Of the
Washington park today. Handsome. and
Baldwin's Clara ID colt which was named
Rey Del Ceres before the race were equal
favorireS at Z to ,. 1t was Won by Belli-
cose at20 to l in fierce drive, with Hand
some second. Laureate, { TO | shot, was
third. Belicose won by a head in the very
last time for the track of l:0l$4 Linda,
the extreme outsider IN the second race,
won by half length from DeSpot. He
WAS not the only derby $ AFTER in this race,
for Orinda ran last in a field OF four
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Monev on Csli.

New York. June 2S.-MOney on call easy
at ! per cent. last loan per cent. closed ! per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 21sa4< per
cent. Sterling exchange dull, easier. With act.
nal business IN bankers bills At 81 49, for
demand bills. aud asa for siX;y-Gay
bills: po-ted rates. - SS}5a4 ~ Commercial
bills "a - Silver Certificates 6ta6i.
The total sales o. stocks today were
li3.s3 shares. including: AfcLi=on. 1850
American Sugar. I.JH. Burlington. l1.spt
Electric 2.iae Missouri Pacific. 200 Rock
Island, 2,sJ0; st. Paul, Is,UD Union Pscduc,
3sUJ.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Sugar Market.
NEw.YoRK, June 2S.-Rcfined, steady.
Coffee CDtions.

New YORK. June 2S.-OptiOns opened firm
at 10 10 points 3pvancc, rule fairly active
on local and GO. lin ed Baltimore buying.
Closed barely steady at unchanged 10 10 points
up. Sales. 1929 bag. including July. SIS -
asa; August, Sl4 90alj 0j; september. sl4 1Ua
20; October SIS 90a9j; DeecJ.ber Sl3 ;}la40
spot CofTee-Rio. firmcr. No, :. 1875; mild.
quiet: Cordova. lqal9iI. Ssle2 500 bags Cen
trail American p. /; rumorcd sales, RiJ c. and
T.. but no particulars.
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Hogs-Market Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALE
wichra Produce and Fruit.

Market steady. Wholesale prices are "a
follows:
Cherries - per crate. sweet corn cents
per dozen. cucumoers - cents per dozen.
potatoes s5c, turnIps, per dozen. l5c:
lemons, per box. s. STAT %. oranges per box
5 J0aS -: bananas, per bunch. 81 JCtt3 Utcocoa-
nuts. - 80: peanuts. - Ol16 90; walnuts. Sl2 90
ala 20: black berries. - jNd3 90 per crate, as
paragus, 3Dc per dozen bunch: radishes- long
red. lOc per dozen bunch, new beets, l5c per
dozen; caulifiower. 90 per dozen; lettuce, l0c
per pound; beans. PIC per pound: tomatoes,
s. p per crate: csbbsSes, laia2c per pound,
rsspberries 8 % per crate Cheese, Honn e
America I2I6c, twins l2c. flats l2c. Crawford
Co. Penn, fig cream chess lie. Swiss loaves
l9c; pickles. small hf Dbl > 20, 10 gal keg s. 30,
gal - -.
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III. Wasn't a CoIl.r. Man.

Blake-Darn an ignoramus. anyhow.
himball-W What's the trouble now?
Blake was calling Oh Miss Pertly
last night. and she asked me II l could
tell her what the phrase INDUCING in
osSulstory exercises meant She said
she saw il in some novel she had been
reading.
Kim9alI-Well. what did you tel her
Bake didn't know what il meant
until looked through nv dictionary
this morning - Bru-0slvu Life
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-There were many
buyers i'll the market who did much shop
ping but rather sparingly aud mostly of
seasonabie specitlt.es OF staples the
movements for the month have been very
large aud the chief stocks are well in
hand. Printed cloths were very dull
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Oaiy ceat4sl 10 ser c.tY -. uses 80
ir.r1r-ss GraEEG Estla- RI!
EzsraetluS Teefk HlfLsat faaa.
lhe ol.y T-ssf,c > -sf- F~t fTsrtlrs
Corr ro8aa EHcNa q ths profess
- a asl t~r e~a.s SO usf Eares
81 lfc-s Gdssea. fa4 sza.ast Sc tEHs~Ts
%. rr-asa-- f-sasaa-L4r s-slcss fes al. ulsk-
- T. " uztsa Ae- WstHs Es
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ST. LOUIS, June -Wheat-Lower; cash.
55j%c; June. 5515c; July, 5534c; August, 5i5sc;
September, 5olsc.
CoRN-Lower; cash. 40l5c; July, 3S14c; Sep
TENDER. 3sI4c; options lower.
OATs-LoweI; cash, 43c; June, 43c; July,
3l5c; August, i5l6c.
PoRE-Quiet jOhbing Sl3 l2la.
LARD-Steam, ST 10; choice, SIS 57l5.
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railway companies show that last season
the number of cycles sent away from Biz
mingham was 5000, while from Coventry
tue number was "a, 900 Wolverhampton
comes next with over 40 600.
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NEW CAUSE FOUND
NOW IT Is STRIKE NEWS THAT
BEARS WHEAT DOWN.

Opening Trades are Weak and Under
General Lack of Support the Mar
ket Declines Still Fur-ler-La-
Dor Troubles, Lower Gables
and Rains All Aid in De-
pressing Values-Corn
Eirm-OatS Weak.
Provisions Hold
Up Well.
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a oarer DieL.

Mrs Brickrow nat boy nett doc,
Is the most rena-lEae Gle boy ever ssw
il my life.
Nj BIN what wav2
Nrs b have watched him for two
Gays, and he has not even broken VIII
cox.-t5oo-d Jews
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Wichita Steam Dyeing Co.

We ksV. tie o1lY Csrpst Dastsr "a 80
" esf and have gast added ussaissTy fsr
orr ciezn.ug q dresses q ever kisd with
out DnpiuE Porfis-s. Cssnzlis aud Ger
- us r. al ar - ci~are9 srd Eu@raute@f
20 give a. lzfac' on Gar FsfsrsaCr -
tesf % ths city DHsc@--Z ~. NErErt So
FactoTy-S3I %ss- Dsuzl-s sys
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Butter and Eggs.

New YORK. June =. - Butter - Weaker;
western dairy. lOal5c.
Eggs-DuIl; receints sos.
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Opened. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Cash quotations were as follows:

FIOur---tasy.
No. = spring wheat 579sc No spring
wheat, n'm'I; No. red 573sc, No. corn, 4la1sc.
No. 3 yellow corn 1900. No , oats
44c. No. white &C, No. 3 white 43a46c;
No . rye 47l5c. No 2 barley, n'm'l. No 3
&C No. l. 461sa4714c No fiaxseed 81 46 prime
timothy seed, S4S5. Mess pork per barrel, Sl2 70
al2 gig Lard, per 100 pounds, 50 20, short
ribs sides. loose, So 6oa6 62}a. Dry salted
shoulders, boxed. 81 6215p5 o11a short clear
sides, boxed, 80 S0aS 90. Whisky distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, 81 10.
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81. Lonis g ain.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was fism: creamery, l4al1c; dairy,
llal41Sc, Eggs, firm, 912alOc
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When a Greek was IN a tight pace,
where bodily strength and vigor would
help him, he prayed to Hercules "her
he needed shrewdness. not 10 say
-esuery, he betook himself to Mercury
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

NEw YORK June 2s Government bonds
steady. State bonds steady.
L : SIS reg.........ll75s VI h and T gen. IS IN
Do SIS coupon. ..ll15s st l. < : + gen m. -
L : ~ reg .........il3 It Paul cons. zee. 12lIs
Do T. coupon ..ll434 - Il Chi * Pc lst.. ill3.
Do AS reg, hid. 81 Atchison Is ....... 75as
Do coupon .----.. q DO 25a-........... ~.
NJ b and i gen Is -
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Western League.

At Minneapolis- r Fl f
Minneapolis ....2 ) l z 0 0-26 20 u
Kansas CiCy....O o 2 o 0 10-15 10 }
Batteries-Frazer and Burrel; Hill,
Sharp and Douahue.
At Detroit r II Z
Detroit. l o 0 4 - ell
Grand Rapids. IL U 2 o = y 10 5
Batteries-Clausen and Jantzen; Bald
win. Parker and Spies.
At Milwaukee, r II +
Milwaukee ...2 0 2 021OO -7l1 )
Sioux CIUy......0 o o 0 2 o o 3 o. 3 10 3
Batteries-Luby aud Lehman; Jones,
Twineham and Erauss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
Local Grain and Feed Market

Market slow.
Wheat-No. ,, &c; other grades, 40c. Corn,
3sa40c. Oats, Sc. Baled hay, 81 00a7 20. Ground
corn. SIC. Corn and oats mixed, 95c. Bran, per
ton, ST. 10. Ship, per ton Sl3 %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
TAIIIORS.
LILLE The TAILOR

Has Dow opened tailor shop IN tie ol1
court house. second door from tbs cor
nor Il First and Main. II you want
suit If cloth. 80 Lille tbs tslior befoTs
you buy eIsezbeye. lie vii gave pFlceB
20 suit the tunes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29

simple-Why IS il tha, Mrs Bq,such
and Ms Grayneck hate each othe- so?
ssge-Thsy re beth wonea-Lits.