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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-08

Per steamship d II Miller for Baltimore
52i bales cotton, 2,40j bbls rosin 100 bbls rosln
OIL, 20 $40 feet lumber, l .439 melons, POO empty
barrels, lOl bbls vegetables. 1888 crates vegets-
6les, 40 cases domestcs, bdls hides, % bales
wool, III pkgs mdSe
Per schr Aaron Reppard for Philadelphia
wv, I3s feet p lumber-George F Craig & Co.
Fer Norwegian bark Nordensjold for Liver
pool-2,5jS casks spirits turpentine, valued at
$50, 236-James Earle Jr.
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LeadIng futures ranged as fnllnws.

Baltimore July Flour dull. UNCHANGED.
western superfne IL 7O9l 30; western extra
- OOg9 30; western family 81 6O32 rs; winter
wheat patent SO Ol63 %; spring patent t3 10
nrm No. red, spot aud july b75.Glb5l.c.
August 51hWTkc; September 5ss56tjss, e.
steamer No 2 red 54H95lac; milling. by
sample, 5SG5Slic Corn firm, mixed spot
i64ac bid; July 45a{c: southern Inv sern III
2lW5ic' southern corn on grades 53lI5lc
Oats nrm; No. white western 5ia52c; No, p
mixed western iJis st3Oc Rye duh. No . b5
Vooc' lay quiet good 10 choice timothy as so
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Notice to Mariners.

The United States photographic once has
been removed from the basement to the first
floor of the Custom House and now occupies
the office in the northeast corner of the
building.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa.
ton will be furnished masters OF vessels free
of charge in United States photographic
once In the custom house Captains are
requested to call at the office
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
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Local miscellaneous Markets,


Bacon-The market is strong and advancing
Smoked clear RIB sides. 31c; Shoulders
none; dry sailed clear rib sides. nc; long
l2Hc.
Lard-Market firm; pure. in tierces safc.
50D tins, c; compound, in tterces Csc In
sob tins, sac. "
Butter-Market steady; fair demand; Gosh
en- l7c; gilt edge, 2Oc; creamery 21c; Elgin
Cheese-Market dull 1OI012Hc: fancy full
cream cheese, lS1l3c15; 2Jib average.
Fish ackerel, halt barrel, No. 1, 50 50;
No 2, 81 90; No. 3, 95c. Goldfish, In bricks,
61sc; 2 bricks, &c. Smoked behring's ner
box zoe. Dutch herring in kegs, 81 %; new
mullet, half barrel 80 rs
Salt-The demand is fair and market
steady. Carload lots +. o. b., Liverpool 200
pound sacks, soc; Virginia, 125 pound burlap
sacks, SIC; ditto l25 pound cotton sacks, Acc:
smaller lots higher.
Syrup-Florida and Georgia, new 32x6135o.
market quiet for sugar house at 3j840c;
Cuba straight goods, 2S030c sugar house
mOlaSSes, 10000.
Tobacco Market quiet and steady smok.
ing, domestic, 22Gl0Oc; chewing, common
sound, 2td27c fair, 28ll36c; good, 366iSc;
bright, 60l165c; fne fancy, eoGs0c; extra fine.
81 COOL IS bright navies, 2SGl45c.
Flour-Market quiet. Extra, 50 81; family
- 81 fancy, 50 3d. patent, s. go tralght
Corn-Market is strong and advanc.
lots CSC Mixed corn, job lots, CSC; carload
lots, 60c.
Oats-Strong and advancing. Mixed. teb
lots, 55c; carload lots, SIC.
Bran--Job lots, 97t5c: carload lots g2iLc
Hay-Market steady. Western, job lots
e2hc; carload lots. s71ac.
Meal-Pearl, per barrel 80 20; per sack
81 30; city meal, per sack, 81 p. Pearl grits
per barrel, 81 30; per sack, 81 Az; city grits,
per sack 81 80.
Cot1ee-The market is advancing. Mocha
&c; Java, 2SHc; Peab9fry BE: fancy or
standard No /, 2llsc choice or standard No
= 2O1c; prime or standard No 3, zoe: good or
standard No. 4, l9Hc fair or standard No 4
ice; ordinary or standard No. 8, IsIlc; com
mon or standard No. 7, t71Sc,
Sugars-Market firm Quoted at-cut
loaf, 54c; crushed, 5l3c powdered So.
AJAX powdered, SIC: standard granulated,
42c; cubes Axe; mould A, 4I5c: diamond A
41sc; contectioners, 4Rc; white extra q
SAC; extra Z, 41sc; golden G, $40; yellows,
Ltquors-Market firm. High wine basis
~ whisky per gallon, rectihed, 100 proof
. a0dl 40; choice grades, 81 50I12 50: straight
Il 45rS 80; blended, g. OO04 So Wines-Do.
nestle, port, sherry, cataw ba, low grades Goa
soc line grades, 81 OGGDl 5O California light
muscatel and angelica, 81 350l 20; lower
Proofs IN proportion. Gins lc per gallon
Lemons-Market firm; per box SO 1904 on.
case ~ 'no
%S,aataeeTTImelons-Full supply; demand light
Dried Fruit--Apples, evaporated, i51sGl16c;.
common, lsGliOc -
Nuts -Aldmonds Tarragona, i7l5a1sc: Ivfcas
lo'SWl oci Walnuts, French t2hc; Naples tic
paeaho. l2ac; BraZils &c; hlberts IOe.
assorted nuts, 50lb and 2alb boxes. l20t3c
per pound.
Peanuts-Ample stock: demand far. mar
Aet steady fancy hand picked Virginia II
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Per steamship D H Miller for Baltimore
w J DENLY, r Byrnes, Mrs Byrnes, C Giles j
B Sawyer, Mr. LAWN, Miss LAWN, ] Stan.
ley X M Adamson, b Towues, Mrs d Wat
son, Master Watson, c McMlllen and wife,
Mrs + Hahn. w Roberts, Miss Warheld J
O'Brien, G Dugan, Mrs S Minus, Master
Minus, w l. Clark, Miss Blake, Mrs Il
Rowe, s Newman, Mrs 5 Hodgins, Il II Nc
ellis, Heery, e J Giles, 5 A FreIderber-
ger, j l. Wtllink Mrs 2 Pollit; Ida Mass
Pappa, Miss M Brooks, Kate Burke.
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Absent Minded.

Among the personal anecdotes told ofPeter'
burroWes, the celebrated barrister and one
OF Ireiand's worthless" says Harper's Young
PEOPLE, Is the following remarkable instance
OF absence OF mind A friend called upon
nm ono morning in his dressing room and
found nm shaving with his face to the wall
ne asked MIN why he chose so strange an at
titude, The answer was. To LOOK In the
glass"
why" said his friend "tbere Is M glass
thereln
notice that before"
hlnglng the bell, he called his servant and
questioned him respecting his looking glass.
IN SIT, SAID the servant. 1.-THE mistress
had 1t removed six weeks ago
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Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups, Batl,
mOre-JOhn j Carolan Agent.
Schr Aaron Reppard, Steelman, Philadel,
phia- George Harriss & Co.
Bark Nordensiold lNorl, Petersen, Liver.
pool-Chr G. Dahl & Co.
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Marshal Canrobert, the famous French sol
der denies the report that he Is about to
publish his MEMORIES much TO the satisfac-
ZION OF some people. he marshal is In ex'
ease
The only woman lawyer in Spain is
Manuela y Palido OF Madrid. whose portrait,
with her pcrmlss ion TO practice law In the
spanish courts hung In Spaln's exhibit In
lhe woman's building last summer
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Arrived YESTERDAY.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Beaufort and Port
Royal--C II Medlock, Agent.
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Sailed Yesterday.


Steamship Decatur II Miller Baltimore.
Schr Aaron Reppard, Philadelphia.
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STILL UNSETTLED.
All Markets DemOralized on Account
Of the Strikes.

Little Probability of Much Business
While the Situation Oontinues-Lit-
tie Trading in Grain Railroad Sc
ourities Sustain Losses-The Local
1-16o-Rosin Prices Lower-Spirits
Turpentine Market Unsettled-Pro-
visions Higher.
Savannah, July THE local markets we're
quiet in all depaT tments, as is usual on the
Saturdays half day business. Cotton was
sold at a decline Of l-16c in all grades. Some
grades in rosin slumped OF sc per barrel
Spirits turpentine was still held at factors
prices, while buyers were bidding lower. Pro-
visions were quoted higher Other markets
were quiet and steady.
There was some improvement In business
at the New York Stock Exchange at the ex-
pense of values. The market weakened on
account of London Hquidations and the &C
lions of!the western strikers. The loss on
Pullman was : per cent The grain markets
at Chicago were neglected in the excitement
over the strikes, but prices improved during
the day.
The following resume of the different mar
kets will show the tone and the latest quota
tons for the day;
Cotton.
The spot market was quiet at a decline of
l-16c in all grades. There was but little de-
mand, and the sales tor the day were only II
bales, At the Cotton Exchange, at the regu.
lar call at oCloGk D. m, the market was bull
letined quiet at l-l6c decline all around. The
following were the official quotations at the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-08

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises. Observation-Disclosures. . 4:5s
>~~-~~~O~-~~~~~~-~-~-~~ ~~~~-~N~~~-@~~-~-~4~-o
High Water at Fort Pulaski II IL am, Il 81 pm
Central Standard TimeI.
Sunday, July
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ITS 1s0Hc higher
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine--The buyers and sellers
were still unwilling to agree to do any trad
ing. The factors talk of advancing their
price and are determined to hold out. The ex-
porters do not appear anxious to buy though
they are freely bidding lc below the factors
price. The stock on hand is now larger than
1t has ever been. At the Board of Trade the
market was bulletined firmly held at 29c for
regulars. with 2Sc bid.
Rosiu-The market was quiet though firm
at he decline in medium grades. At the first
call at the Board of Trade at II o'clock, il
was bulletined firm, with sales of 404 bar
rels at the follONyfDy oroto+iOpO.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told
in Paragraphs.

A Sudden Death at Srnithville-Sale
of Rome's Electric Railway-A
Shooting ARRAY at Reynolds-A
Movement TO Disbar a Lawyer of
CoIumbus--In Close Contact With
Rattlesnake.
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DAmY oorroN MovEMnNr Ar Y. s rnnrs

Total receipts this day last year.. iOaI
Iotal receipts for one day this week.. 42l
Receipts one day same week lastvear IOgl
Stocks at al ports this day last year 800 20
DAILY MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR.
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tho D8HhS now nOlu fiE, loo. 10 above the re-
| qulrements OF the % per cent, rule.
Atlanta, Ca, July THE clearings of
| the associated banks for the week were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-17
coMldHkclAL.s sroRy.
Breckenridge Pleaded with the Paper
sJot To Print It,

Breckenridge Pleaded with the Paper
s}ot To- Print It,
Louisville. Ky, March 1.-two weeks
before tho marriage OF Colonel w, {, p.
Breckenridge TO Mrs Wing in this city
the Commerce al learned on what was con.
sidcred good authority that they were be-
trothed. y reporter was sent 70 Dr.
Scotta residence, where Mr.. Breckenridge
was stopping and Colonel Breckenridge
pleaded with him that the matter should
not be write n IN. Colonel Breckenridge
was then talocn to the Commercial office
and there fade the following statement
~ know titHt IL rs always pest TO be
honest with \ newspaper man, and l viii
say to You "a at / am here now with the
consent of DR. Scott Mrs. Wng'H brother,
to pay my addresses 10 her She has not
yet promised TO accept me; do not know
that she ever will, aud ] believe that any
thing you might say on the subject would
inJurc my SUIT
lilo denied that there had boon possi-
bity OF his marrying Miss Pollard.
Mrs Wings relatives In this city deny
any knowledge 81 q secret marriage
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WAS FORCE USED?

DR.. Scott interviewed as 20 Reasons FOR
the Last Marriage.
Chicago March l6-'rhe Post says Or
Preston Scott, brother Of Mrs Scott wing
Breokinrldge. the wife Of Colonel Brectln-
ridge. was asked today IL the statement
was true that he had forced Colonel
Breckenridge 10 wed mis- sister Immediately
after the death Of the colonel's former
wife. The question, even though less bru-
tally put than expressed above. was not
evidently a pleasant one. for the doctors
face flushed perceptibly as he declined TO
answer It or discuss in any way affairs
that should concern only the members OF
the Two families
The day preceding the Breckenridge
Wing wedding IN Louisville. Dr. Scott Wis
tied the newspaper offices and announced
that the wedding would take place at his
home on the following day
He was told that Colonel Breckenridge
had already denied previous announce
ment 10 the same effect.
Or. scott rather testify replied that the
marriage would take place, and insisted
upon a publication 10 that effect subse-
auent events showed that he knew What
he was talking about. although 1t does
not necessarily follow that the marriage
was a forced one IT can not be learned
whether or not Or. Scott ana his sister
viii testify IN the case.
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The Geodetlc Survey OCCUPIES Most OF
lrhe session.

The Geodutic Survey Occpules Most Of
,fhe Session.
Washington, March 16.-In the house
this morning, utter the passing Of res
olutiun calling upon the secretary OF the
treasury for Information as to measures
taken by him for local supervision and
inspection Of public buildings, the house
went into conmittee OF the whole aud
resumed cOnsid Grafton OF the aundty ciril
bill.
The pending amendment was that OF Mr
Enloe OF Tennessee authorizing the M
vesugauon Oh coast and gocletic surVeyH
70 determine the advsanihiy Of trans
terrng this bureau 10 the navy Depart
ment.
Mr. Cultivate OF Ohio took The floor
IN deionse OF The bureau, the Importance
of It's work ana the efficiency OF the SER
vice
Mr Enloe concluded The debate with q
few parting words 20 his opponents lie
announced that as long as he mad a seat
IN the house he would, each year, re-
new his fight Until the coast and geodellc
survey was reformed or abolished,
An amendmgpt offered by MT Loud
rep) Of Canflrniu directing the super
intendent Of tle coast and Beohetle sur,
vey 10 survey San Francisco harbor ana
To the para graph nppropnallns si1l-
900 for expenditure by the missouri river
amendment settling aside $4,000 Of the Ar
preparation to strengthen ana improve Tue
river bank at Atchison and Lcavenworth.
Mr. Mercer erep) Of Nebraska oneTel a
substitute for tho amendment, u being
20 set aside ll6O.OJ0 of the appropriation
FOR the Missouri river. providing That u
should be usB FOR the construction re-
pair and maintenance Of revctments pc,
tween the mouth Of the Platte river ana
Sioux city
An amendment was AT this point agreed
to limiting 10 $4,000 the expenditures OF
the cDast and gcodetlc survey,
After "a gpeeih 10y Mr. CHtchings tdcm,l
Of Nississlppi I'M def nse OF the Missorrl
river. the house at $50 " IN" looh ~"
cess until ~ m.
About 0fty members wore Irfaeut ~ ~
Tho night session. A blH % IrlsH " /;
Cgborne from the charge Of deacrlon LED
10 moi words bet,yeen McKelghan Of Ne
Jr,agka and Mr. Taibert Of South Caro-
Ina, in which the former charged th9
latter with trying 20 make chetp capithI
by Directing To meritoriou5 pension e5set
and the latter IN reply professed ms h!eh
regard Cor brave Union soldiers, az mo
same time DECLARING hiH hostility, 70 ne
Union s)ldlciE who were mustered 70 lne
army from gfog shops and who, became a,,1i.
camp follOwerls coffee coolers and bounty
jumpers the bin was finally reported
fav0rabiy
After action ON several private pension
bills, the house al 1925 ADJOURNED
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IN the neighborhood OF Chicago. From isss
q iSa2 Lou Floyd says Scheig spent about
No,OCQ, and from 1872 until the time OF Ills
capture he did not spend over sglOOO
Sehelg placed his total atcaiings at si2S-
$40, leaving, according 20 Lou, ball
ance Of $4,000 to be accounted for
sschcig emphRucnlly denies that he has
any money planted and says that no spent
oil tho. money he stole while Lou adds
that whom Scheig comes out OF saltwater
he win again roll IN wealth.
The Foyd boys arc making the best OF
their conviction and takinE matters as
phlosophlcnlly rs posslblO Mrs FLOYD
rcfuees TO be separated from them and
lca on q cot IN the cRgeroom at the
county Sail, moaning Historically. 1t vs.
understood that strong effort will be
made TO obtain a new trial for the boys,
and that cthcr matters concerning Phil
ScheiH's past life win bn gone into, which
VIII nuke the TRIAL worry sensational.
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COLORADO WAR OVER.
STATE TROOPS NOT CALLED no
DENVER,
trn -----------
Question as to Which Is the Legal
Board to Go to the SUI
premo Court,
MoooK's ACTION IN FURNIsHINe REG.
uLARs APPROVED.
Prominent oltiIsns Afgp, With oevernor
Waite TO Avail, Decision Of the osart
Though, 10 Have Been Blnf

Denver, Colo, March is,--rhe war Is
ever, AZ least II is announced by Attor-
rey S. N. stevens, who Inns been IN con-
sultation with the governor the grcafer
part OF the afternoon, that his oxcellency
has accepted the advice OF hts atporneys
and consented to submit the IRE and
police board question 10 the supreme court
ON its mcrits. The goyefnor says he Is
still considering the matter. but It is gem
orally believed Mr. Stevens speaks by che
book
So. the Colorado National Guard. which
was ordered TO be ready 70 take the field
on short notice, VIII not be called Into
action, nyhe SRte troops at Durango.
Boulder. Colorado Springs Grand juno
don and other centers have been mil
formed and under arms all day 10 take
special trains to Denver. and tho State
troops In this city have been on call. Tx
citing reports have been dying all over
the State,
Many people regard the governors mill
tary demonstration Us q big blum 10 show
his contempt for Judge Grnhatn's lujunc-
tion and compel The Judge, II possible, TO
General AlccoolTs action in ordering the
United StnteB troops 90 this city has been
approved at washington and he hna re-
moved them from the Union depot 10 tho
Gettysburg building ON Chpmpa street.
There they viii remain until further or
dcrs.
Representatives from the chamber Of
commerce. prominent attorneys and other
distinguished citizens have been iahoring
much OF the day with Governor Waite 20
submit the mmtter to the supreme court.
which has power To call upon counsel for
both the old and the new fire ana poltcc
boards 60 present their cases The inter-
rogatorlcs 10 the court are based on two
police forces being In eXistencei the right
OF the governor 10 remove officers from Of
nee and appoint others TO III the vUcan-
cics and HIS right 20 call upon the militia
20 scat his nppolnteea IN offlce.
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coNFIRMNn IA PANroN.

Oligc Brecltinrdge.
Pittsourg, Pa, March l6,--Dhe statement
puhliahed IN the New York Evening Post
today TINT Colonel BrecNnrdge and Mrs
Louise Wing had been secretly married by
Rev. Or. Pa Nton on April %, 1898. was
confirmed by the latter in an Interview To-
night He stated that she marriage mad
taken place on the date stated and ne had
suppressed the fct to obllge Colonel Brock
inrid6e and the bride. In response to fire.
duent relcgrl ms he had kept putting OF
rceording ami only did It last night to OBJ
viate tourney to the capital in the pres
ent unsatisfa etory state Of his health as
a witness IN dais scandal suit.
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ACTION APPROVED.
Nccoolts Action Discussed at the Cabinet
Meeting.

McCool's Action Discussed at the Cabinet
Meeting.
washington. March i6.-Goneral Nc
Cook, at Denver has notified the war de-
nnrtment that, IN pursuance OF the de-
mand made upon him by Governor Waite.
he has ordered the United states troops
from Fort Logan 10 20 at once 70 Denver
for the sole purpose Of preserving tho
psaos uussr paragraph $50 OF the army
regulations.
The report from General McCoot as to
The conditions IN Denver which led him
10 bring The troops from Fort Logan 70
mSetIng today What General Mccook
Inns done was approved, az WAS indicated
by instructions sent 10 nm later IN inc
day. -, 49,
general 10 the close OF Office hours ana u
SAs unofficialiy through the press dis
pntchoa that The war department WAS
advised OF the new turn given 20 I'VE
affair by Governor WaiteB request lor tne
withdrawal OF the troops.
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UNDER FIVE GIRLS.
A Moonshiner Mound Hidden in Pc
liar place

a Moonshiner Found Hidden in a Pecu-
liar Place.
Atlanta, Ga. March 1e,-unhed States
Commissioner Broyles bound over to
await trial moonshiner who deserves the
Itcm. his name II John s Wilbanlss.
chief Deputy Otis and posse located WI
banks still In Cherokee county and seized
Il. and then proceeded to make search
for the proprietor. Wilbanks mad received
notice Of the approach Of the revenue off,
cOrs lie was having dance a. MS
mountain home, and the news Of the .ap-
nroach Of the officers broke Il up. Just
as the deputies reached the house the
lights went out. They forced an entrance
and had about abandoned the search for
the festive mOonFhiner when suspicion
was attracted 10 bed occupied ny nye
girls. The young ladies. who we're attend
r,dnest of the ofncere. and between the
mattresses Wilbanks was found.
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TopAY,s EVENTS.
Tho fosra Bulletin with What win 'rrans-
pire This Day Throughout the
Country

NouiNiN.
ARRANGED 10 march Ia procession 10 Filed
rlchshain cemetery tomorrow to place
wreatllS on the, graves OF the anarchists
thmiues have slgniled that they VIII
ottcr no objection to the proCesslon ,,ro-
vided y takes place 10 the curly hours OF
organ, Der susialst, viii 30 N Srln fAa on
rcd paper
rlARlS -rhc international hlcyclo race
VIII begin here tomorrow The race will
De u novel one, aud several long-dlstance
American riders have entered. hmong
Crooks, Tho race WIN be an elght-day az
1Nhe men VIII race eight hours ON the
the other six days, -
KANSAS CITY. THE Young Men's
Christian association hulding, at the
northwest corner Of Ninth and Locust
streets Will unless something to prevent
occurs be- SOLD today at auction, under
IN 1880 l'he foreclosure IL, Ordered because
OF default In payment OF about $500 In
tercst.
cd by a strong team in the y assaeiafion
football gamc witch will be played with
Chicago az Compton Avenue park today
and tomorrow, The Chicavo 0gEregltion
4 one OF tho best IN the country They
Der. '''' ~ ''' ~
GlANgAgS CITY. Jack Lynch tho new
CONFER from the East and Jack oKecfe,
the local teatherweiSht have completed
today al some point within easy access
OF Kansas CITY, The contestants arc 20
weigh IN at 10 pounus.
handlcap viii be run to-day INC course
is ono and ono-cighth miles; for 3-yoar-
oIde ana upNanis. $1,000 guaranteed to the
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FAVORABLE AcTIoN.
secret Meeting Of the Association Roads
That May Withdraw.

secret Meeting Of the Association
That May Withdraw.
New York March l6.Thc Southern
Railway and Steamship association aGnin
adjourned 10 meet tomorrow. They have
been ondeavorlng 10 erect a settlement
OF the rate cutting trouble The meet
ing today was secret, Afterwards It was
announced the action taken %as favor
able to a settlement OF difficulty to both
tho Louisville aud Nashville and the cin-
olnnau. New Orleans ana reNns Pacific.
II rs thought rate war win BE- nverted.
n The matter is not settled tho Louisville
aud Nashville. tho lllinoia Central and
the Nashville. Chattanooga and 81 Louis
win probably withdraw. The Kansas
city. memphis aud birmingham will also
leave the association, 80 wllFhe Mobile
and Ohio.