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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-10

critic & los correligionarios suyos de
la isla. pidiendo lie envfen de todos
los puebios felicitaciones adhesio-
nes, aupque vayan 6rmadas por
guardias de orden pdblico, sepultu-
reros, porteros y demas empIeados
municipales. 7 en efecto "a ha
empez do el gran Villar recibir te
legramas de aIgunos pueblos, hrma
dos por uu SOLO individuo, de apelli
do Garcia, Lopez, Rodriguez, Rive
"a Y otros tan notables en- ell incondl-
cionalismo como estos.
Las Notic4as. poi su parte. hacese
la Illusion de que ell manifesto ha
matado la dis; s;dencia reformista, y en-
efecto; los Satisteban. Brussi, Lee
desma, Valdes, Roig Colomer. Men
dizAbal, Y demas personalidades i'm
por tes del reformismo, no Sc han
diqnado adherirse al manifesto del
Comit6. y permanecen en- sus pues
tos. No crea Alvarez Perez que
esos caballeros pertenecen la tropa
de los tnocentes quienes puede ei IT,
rar de un cordelito.
Esos senores piensan por cuenta
propia y conocen perfectamente las
intenciones de los hombres que tor
N an Ell Comite. y no seran tan can
didos que vayan a caer en- esa trama
tan burdamente fabricada. Serdn
bieu recibidos, dice Alvarez Perez en-
su peri6dico, como 81 Sc tratase de
empleados de su imprenta quienes
hubiese despedido por faltas come til
das en- el cumplimiento de sus debe-
res, va 10 saben los disidentes;
pueden ir rendir sumisi6n al Comi-
t6. que este no les regs nara por la
falta que cometierar; por el contra
rio, serdn bien reci6idcs.
Vamos; ell senor Alvarez Perez sc
ha caido de un nido, Y esta piando
entire las malezas sin que una mano
protectora le levante.
Pensar que la disidencia ha sido
aplastada por la plancha del Comite,
es vivir de tlnsiomes enga57osas. Quien
esta obiigado someterse la disi
dencia es ell Comite Lo que Alva-
rez Perez llama disper rsosretornsadores,
es la parte mas valiosa del incondi-
cionalism mo; la que, desde hace cua
tro amos, viene luchando por reformar
el credo de un partido que carece d.
plan polftico.
Otra de las ilusiones del co'ega.
es pensar que los hombres tibios del
autonomismo iran a engrosar las
6las de los incondicionales, por el
solo hecho de que el Comit6 SO de
clare partidario de las reformas de
Maura.
Podra algdn Rodriguez Gonzalez
0 al gun 4 svala, caer en- esss mallas,
siempre que SO les ofrezca ell usufruc
to de una alcaldia psro los elementos
sanos de nuestro partido, 6sos, no
irar, nj con ell Connie nj con los disi
dentes.
Ell rasgo de diplomacia cursi del
Comife, para salir airoso de la de
rrota que le amenaza, no ha de sur
tir los ofectos que se propone
7 81 las derrotas sufridas Sc
agrega la de ese ridfculo ardid, 5que
haran esos cabalieros7 Someterse |
la disidepcia abandonar el campo |
ue una pol1tica que tantas grangerfas
les ha proporcionado
MARIANA ABRIL.
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UN -ROBO

Por tratarse de persona tan conoclda eu
Puerto-Rico como ell senior Acufa, reprodu-
cimos el siguiente suelto de III PIfs de la
Habana.
I" Don Enrique de Acuna Aibar vecino
accidentalmente del hotel La Ffdueid, ST.
tuado en- Teniente Rey, ndmero IS 70 qnej6
al celador de Santa Clara de que al ievan-
tarse por la mafiana noto la falta en- sn ha-
bitacion de un reloj Roskoff, de aeero, con
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Sc .VENDE :;:: az ::::.::s:i: "i:;:.i; :;

con su solar situada en- la Gale de la Villa
prologac'6u. sea en- el sitio denomnado
Coto. Mide la casa vsras de fondo. con
de frente, el solar 26 de fondo con 25
de- frente.
LA persons que inter SO hacer propoaicio
mes puede dirigirse
MANUEL SUAREz,
(Com@rc'ante ealle Mayor
Dbrs. &-1so4 i 70. alt.
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PFeserva ell rostro de manchas de srru-
gas. Usado con frieciones para el reuma,
no tiene rival
Para el bafo es un gran tonico reparador
del sistema muscular. Lae mAdree iebeu
enplearlo en- las abluciones de sus hiioa CO.
nno preeervativo, el mas higiSuico, contrs
todss esas Intermediates que atacan los
nihos en- su primers edad.
Es IN gran preservativo contra las afee-
eiones catarrales.
Dep6eito: en- la Capital, Farmseia de
Guillermety-PONCE EN- La DE .GADEA
-Mayaguez, en- las de Basora, Mulet y To-
Srogrosa- San German, en- Ia de oarlo-
Aree DO, en- Ia de Rivera-Humacao, en- Ia
de Martinez Fajardo, en- la de we've
Utuado, on la de Legrand Lares, en- Ia de
Ituyrino-SAn Sebastian, en- las de Font
de Areelay. Por mavor en- In de su autor
81 Lodo. Luis A. ToErsgross, Aguadilla
plaza pTiHciYsl. pts -alt.
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A pesar de que, como dice el ada
gio polftico vulgar, 10 imprevisto
es Ia norma en- nuestra patria" hay
que confesar con dolorosa honradez
que en- los 1ltimos pr6ximos meses
transcurridos. han aparecido en- Ell
horizonte de la polftica metropoiita-
ma signos que anuncian neutraliza-
ci6n en- las faenss pollticas opuestas,
garantfa de estabilidad; Y en- el nues-
tro, fenomenos de importancia. con
exigencias de premura. que obligan &
pensar con madurez, con prudencia
suma, con desinter6s Y abnegecion.
induciendo, por modo imperative, q
procurar un supreme esfuerzo de la
buena voluntad. acudiendo & los pres
tigios del pals liberal con viva deman
da de una soluci6n que abarque am
pliamente ell problema en- todas sus
fases, para que sea la expression ge-
nuina de la voluntad de todos, fran
camente expresada. lealmente acep-
tada. cuanto sabiamente cumpHda y
satisfecha en- todos sus detalles
.*&
A los muchos y buenos h Jos con
que cuenta felmente la sufrida Puer
to Rico, toca en- la hora actual des-
afro liar el vigor necesario para escla
recer Y ultimar asunto tan delicado.
Ante el possible alejamiento de
nuestros ideales. nosotros, los que
sentimos Ell O. pecho tan arraigadas.
tan fuertemeute adheridas antiguas
creencias, solo nos toca presenciar ell
avance indudable del ei6rcito liberal
hacia el oasis del descanso. .descubrir-
nos respetuosamente ante su bande
ra, ahogar las lagrimas en- el seno
que guarda desventuras, y gran eau
dal de fe para esperar mejores dias y
mantener con mayores brfos ell arma
al brazo para luchar por los saliva
dores principles de la libertsd, alli
donde SO manifesto la necesidad de
nuestro esfuerzo.
Siento haberle moestado con estas
paginas pero listed tiene la culpa
que las inspire cor su carta m~rece-
dora de condensation
Suyo afectisimo
JOSE GOMEZ BRIoso.
Comerio, Diciembre 1' de 1894
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que Ia dsnza macabra de las omnfmo.

que Ia dsnza macabra de las onsnsnao-
dds
En- dfas asf quisieramos que nos
gobernase un mandarin de cuartel:
como 81 die amos un sol-dado.
Pronto lie enseiiarfamos q mante
nerse dentro de las leyes y & respe
tar la autonomfa de los pueblos.
Por ahora siga ell senior absolute
inmiscuy endose en- la administration.
Cometiendo arbitrariedades mons
truosas
Pertut bando la marcha de los mu-
nicipios.
Y hacienda su capricho soberano
sin ninguna cortapisa.
Los tienpos cambian.
Las tranias no son eternas nj in
vulnerab bles.
Y aun en- ,ierras de copquista,
NO hay, pese tretas y amafos,
Daban que dure Glen amos
nj pals que 10 resista.
La Integridad reproduce parrafadas
numerosas de sus I'll limos artfculos y
Sc at'ibuye la victoria en- 10 del ma
nifiesto del comite central.
ST tan escasos frutos satisfacen al
colega, oomprendemos sus aleg,fas.
Pero Ia verdad es que no vale la
pena de entusiasmarse.
La cosa Sc re iuce palabras, pa
labras y palabras
Y nj adn SON palabras bomitas las
del centro directive conservador.
Hoy dice que GceptG las reformas
como 81 de su aceptacion dependie
Sc que la Camara las vote -Manana,
ii Sc aproximan Ruiz Zorrilla 6 Sal.
meron. dira que aceptG la rep1blica.
Y 10 que acepta et es la tajada
grande; la tsjada del presupu-sto.
En- ese partido con. ervador las ideas
parecen 10 de menos.
Lo importante son los h,mbres.
Y 81 no que d>ferencia hay entire
TN ] fe como Vil'ar y TN j fe como
Ledesma
E. ola en- que B. bas inspire de re
rds los actos de los suyos, osotros
confiaremos mas en- las transformacio-
mes cvotntivas da la masa incondicio-
nal
NJ ntras Alvarez Fefez otros del
misfno calibre, funjap de Nlnfas Ege-
rias francamepte. no hav que esterar
mut no de los nueuos amtononsis as
I'll tTOg anna nos csc ma
pues para un conservador,
que Alvarez Perez Sc llama,
10 de ambiar de programa
es cembiar de comedor
Al fin el Pontifce de Roma Sc ne
go a recibir q Monsieur Emilio Zola
Y es de sentirse.
La entreviEta hab IA resultado ori-
ginal interesante, nueva
LEON ttece no cree que lie es posi-
BILE esouchar al novel sta que Sc bu,lo
catolica.
Y Ell escritor insignA volvera 4 Pa
t1s sin fealizar su estudto del Vatica-
no y de los habitantes del Vaticano.
b ienas paginas nos perdemos los
lectores asiduos de csc coloso, cuya |
pluma reproduce las imagenes con la |
asombrosa hdeli3ad de a fotogrs fla! |
Paeiencia
Y esperamos que el pontifcado Sc
numanice y Sc convierta. de institu-l
cion divina, en- institution terrestre
Eatre tAnto nos deleitaran las dcs
cripciones de la bssilica de San Pedro
7 d. las n YES de Nuestra Se55ora
Eli pintor necesita tomar informes.
Y los tamara dc los nismos que
odean al ilustre sacerdote en- cuya
;abeza venerable la tiara. no solo tie
le va los respiandores del orc y del
iiamante. sino que tiene tambien
os de la bondad y la inteligencia
Last'ma que el antigco dogma lie
onstr'n y la vieja tradicion lie
oarte
PorQue ese anciano luminoso, en- esa
ltura eminepte, po iffa ser la fgura
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la Ve|oCe
COMPANIA DE VAPORES ITALIANOS

Eta la ida
ha minalo ntroluc los m-iora rednudan
eu beneh;io de los senores viaieros.
E~as
10 I'm eli numero de amara de caee
% I'm la
haya en- todo Q mayor lujo possible.
Hechas pasai4
de 400 que hoy vale
Temporamene sustituys ell ROSARIO ell Cttk di
Geneva las actuaes expedicones.
I'll 10 de Dciembe saldra De el
competamente repaad reformado De Enero p6x
RIO JANEIRO en- iguaes condolences
Desde n'tma fecha
vud de las mportan haaran vapoes de Ia
Companfa
Ponce Noviembre 19 de 1891
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c r O N | C A
ILUSIONBS RNGANOSAS

rEl mantle sto del "Co-
mite Central de nuastro
partido no solo mat6 en-
germen el quimerico pre-
yecto de formar un ter or
partidc, sino tambi6, que
segregAra del liberal los
elemeDtos mas sanos, i,
squellos que jamas han
segnido las Intr ne;geu-
cias del autonomiemo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-10

Continuemos con Guillermo
r tema es fecundfsimo.
Vimos no hace mucho que estaba
trastornando ell $3.50 los germanos.
por 10 menos los soldados y
o6ciales del Imperio -cssi toda Ia
Prusia-que SO creian en- -el deber
de ir tArareando cualquier hora
y en- cualquier sitio una compo-
sici6n musical, concebida y dada
luz por su querido Empersdor.
La,nentabase uno entonces de que
no uos encontr8ramos uu d1a con que
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CHES DE VIAJE

Los coches n1meros IL. 26, q 50 ha-
ran visjes cualquier pnnto de In isls con
magnifcas parejas y cocheros educsdo= "
completeness.
Para informes dirigirsa los eoeheros
Jose Villsvol, Victorino Dslgado Gfsgo-
rio Munay.
Direction telegra6ca Garcia Sanjurjo-
Mayagtiez.
Maysgiiez, N,vieunbre 20 de 1884,.
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AImacen de mlsiCa
MERCERIA Z LIBRERIA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO-
PONCE, P. r.

Todas las zarzuelas que ha
puesto en- este teatro la compa-
MIA infantil SO hallan dc venta
con sus libretos en- este aimacen.
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BREGARO Y COMP

Sc ALQUILAN los bajos de Ia casa MI
nero d de la calle de Cristina propiedad de
don Antonio e, Molina I-mI.
Ponce, Novisnbre % de 1894.
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Venta de coches

So venden por la mitad de su
valor dos coches en buen estado
y ocho parejas y con cuadra y
maquina de picar yerba.
En- esta imprenta daran infor-
me.
Octubre 81 de 1894. /. m. a.
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lei prOblema
mOnetariO

Entre las distintas solaciones que s.
e han a oo'rer. sin d"da para tentar la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-10

Esquelas f1nebrss. precios m6dioos.
ea tipos apropiados. Sc dan notss para 4
-'girIas 81 la ciudad.
En IL InprentA dr Ia Demorecs1.
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% N. Villiaum6 La polftica moderna =
Madrid, 1873, Cap XIV pAg. Sc.
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AICOnOladO
TORREGROSA
, EL TESORO DEL TOCADOR

Premiado eoa medalla de oro en- la Expo
Biei6n de Chicago, en- competencia con mas
de treinta elases de Alcoholados de diferen-
tes Autores.
Quien pruebe ell
ALCOHOLADO TORREGROSA
no vuelve & usar otro. Es IN sgua tan rica
en frsgsncia que no debe faltar en- ell toca.
dor de ninRuna DANA
No hay jaqueca que Sc resista al trsta-
miento t6piOo de este
Al COHOT ADO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22

NEW YORK. May 21-The trading was
active on the Stock exchange today from
the opening till the close OF business and
the aggregate transactions were larger
than on any day for months past and more
widely distributed. A strong tone char
acterized the opening dealings, which was
due to purchases for the foreign account,
as we'll as to the frmness Of American
securities on the London Stock exchange.
There was good buying in all the Arbi-
TRACE stocks during the morning, but
during the afternoon large per ceutage
OF these purchases were resold, which
helped swell the volume of the selling
movement which the short interest ma.
nipulated. The first sligo of weakness dis
played was in Sugar, which, after an ad.
vance of g, broke 2H on liquidating sales
for the account Of n bslated bull whom the
recent decline had forced to sell stock
which he was holding for a rise. The gen.
erai list sympathiZed with the depression
in Sugar and declined d TO Is per cent, the
latter H. Susquehanna and Western pre-
ferred. the Industrial ana the Changers
also participating in the reaction. A quick
rally followed in which most of the losses
were recovered. Sugar sold up e. receded
IS, and recovered ~ per cent. The market
became somewhat irregular about IL
O'Clock and shortly thereafter took another
downward turn under the leadership OF
Northern Pacific preferred. which was
heavily sold on report that the plan Of
reorganization likely to be adopted would
include a heavy assessment on the pre-
ferred stock. An advance OF u had
been made in the shares in the opening on
London buying and the break from me top
figure was per cent. Western selling Of
Chicago Gas resulted in decline of IA
from the bss; price of the morning, which
was "A per cent above Ssturdny's closing.
The Changers broke Zs35 Per cent. the lat
ter Burlington; Union Pacific and Read
ing ~: Sugar rs, and the rest of them
HaL Before noon, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred had rallied & ard the other shares
which had receded. made a fractional re-
covery. After midday, prices advanced
for nearly an hour, and the improvement
ranging to IL. About 1 o'clock the up
ward movement was checked and
a decline OF 4 to III was estab-
tional rally took place. which was of brief
duration and under renewed selling prices
again sought a lower level After de-
livery hour an improved tone WAS notice
able. Some few of the special,ies were
weak in the final trading, but the general
market. although lower than Saturday,
closed firm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, MAY 2L.-Cattle were in mod
crate supply, not more than AGO arriv-
ing. There was a good export demand
ard somewhat limited inquiry from
other sources. The best offerings were
saleabie around "a 80 aud there was trad
ing in inferior cows and bulls ut Sl.50@
s. %, but almost the entire supply chang
al hands at So s0@S405 for steers ami at
s. 590Ss3.40 for COWS aud heiters. The
grades or steers that compete with Texas
cattle were easy. The run of today's cat
tie was the largest for many weeks and
Sales dragged at the above noted decline.
Saturdays firmness in hogs was today
followed by extreme lassitude. Such
grades rs were eagerly taken then at
"a 95@S500 were not wanted today at
over a S0SS4 s. ana the decline in COM
mon aud medium grades Was not less ST.
we're. There was an average reduction
of Is cents per hundred. the bulk of the
supply, which amounted To a, coo. going
ont OF sellers hands at 81 1904 SO Re-
celpts were from 5000 10 5000 he ID greater
Than We're expected aud that was the cause
OF the break in prices. At the decline
buyers took hold very freely and the mar
ket finally closed firm. The quality was
not very good, light lots entering more
largely into the supply than heretofore.
Prime heavy hogs were little scarce.
There was a good demand for sheep and
lambs and both sold stronger In some
cases desirable qualities we've taken ut an
advance of 10 cents, but in poor ami COM
mon qualities there WAS no considerable
change. Quotations ranged from S2G4 80
Tor poor TO choice sheep; SS&4 50 for year
Lngs, sno s4G5. IS for springs.
hrceip's-Ca'tle 10. 500; calves 200; hogs
si.ooO; sheep 1900
OMAHA, May 2l.-Cat,le-Receipts l.S00:
the market was strorg and active; both
dressed oeef men aud shippers were after
supplies and the corp .ra,iyely limited
offeriuss We're no. long IN changing hands
n strong Saturdays prices Cow stuff
was IN Insignificant supply and firm aud
w at little Trading there was in feeders
MSS on the basis Of steady prices. Quota
lions unchanged.
bogs-Receipts g. 100; the market opened
tier dull with prices about a nickel
lover than Saturday. The demand was
30. pressing from any source and rather
beaIish reports from the east caused y
rather weak feeling. Prices ranged from
a 10 for common to $40 Tor tue best
hogs with the popular price S465
Sheep Receipts 200; she offerings were
very co mmop, but they sold readily at
comparatively good figure. Prices Were
NORMALLY strong and unchanged.
KANsAs CJrf, May L-Cattle-Receipts
.,sJ9; SHIPMENTS, 1890; market steady
iexas steers, IS. 0o<G3 So: Texas cows.
legs ~. shipping steers, IS l59l4 -: pa
ii,e cows. S2.el0J3 60; srockers aud feeders
s3 ig3S5; bulls, 81 25@3 10
IL gs-hecelpIs, $3.50: shipments, 500;
h"ikets oalo cents lower; bulk, s4C0a4 40;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Il. EMMA COBB.

females ARA thfkiten- diseases specially
sns Ter ilstse~ deytng confinement. strictly prf-
,Rie hen 50 desired. also srrms.aent houncs pr>-
Ndtd Ior Shii1ren v heh desired. Letters 81 luSlt-
y cob rGentiEs abb severed gfompt1y Home "a
lea Avenue. NtCtatA. kaiss@s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-Fire consumed
s525, 900 worth of property today. in tho
heart of the business portion of the city.
The flames were discovered about 1890
O'Clock in the cellar of the store of the
julius Sichel company, dealsr in dry goods
and millinery. 80, SO And 81 North Eight
street and 500 Arch street. Before the fire
department arrived the fumes had COM
munic ted with the upper floors through
al elevator shaft, and the entire property
was Quilted. The fire quickly spread to
the wholesale millinery and straw goods
establishment of l.. Dannenbaum's Son g.
Co., adjoining on Arch street, aud their
stock and building were destroyed. The
TWO buildings destroyed belonged TO the
estate OF Morris Dannenbaum. The flames
were confined to these two buildings, but
adjoining stores on Arch and Eighth
streets suffered loss from smoke and
water. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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TOR SALE TO MOyE-A SHEETED HOUSE
n with glass and door all IN; hard pine finish tn
side. white pine outside god style aud arrange
insnt: can b- inoSeu al small cost without
moving mastering; large rvoms. higa ceilings,
price &Sir house iss3 Sherwood ave. near 18th
and Waco. Hartford Investment, Co.. sedg wick
block, This l. unQuestioaabiy good bsirZ siu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22

CHICAGO, May 2L-Wheat went up and
down with bewildering alacrity today
closing with "a cent gain after an adj
vance OF Il cent aud an equal decline.
Frosts at home and abroad caused the
strength and free selling was responsible
for the temporary reactions. July corn
closed unchanged, oats unchanged and
provisions finished slightly higher.
In wheat there was a heavy trade and
broad market with the prices very irregu-
lar. Opening trades were at sl01 cent ad-
vance and after selling down q cent
cent, changed some ard closed
firm. Tine early strength came
from the frost scare in the west. The
stronger tone was considerably helped by
private advices from abroad reporting
damage there by a black frost The de-
crease in the visible of ], 4G6 600 bushels al
SO acted as strengthening factor. A
good many local longs" sold QUE on the
early rally and many went short" Par
bridge was again prominent seller during
all the early morning, but these offerings
were very readily absorbed by anxious
buyers. Free realizing was responsible for
the sharp break later, but more buying
firmed up the market at the close.
Corn experienced a lively trade during
for the day covering but q a. q cent
range The general tone WAS frmer, the
strength coming from the weather
Opening trades were g q IL cent ad-
vsnce. sold up Il a q cent. reacted 3-4 "a
7-s cent, ruled firmer, changed some and
closed as stated
The interest in oats conferred in Septem-
Der which was bought fre.ly early aud
prices advanced 4 "a e. An increase in
the offerings and the decline in other
grain created weakness and prices receded
1-2 a So A small reaction followed the
bulge and the market closed quiet.
Lower prices at the yards and hogs re-
ceipts largely in excess of the estimated,
caused slight decline in values at the
opening in provisions. The market soon
frmed up to near Saturdays closing
figures on the boom in wheat aud corn. 1t
was extremely dull later on with weakness
in response to the break in wheat. The
market WAS very narrow. Just before the
close there was some buying, values adj
vancing to the outside figures of the day
with the closing strong for pork and lard
and firm for ribs. Compared with Satur-
day night, July pork is cents higher,
July lard unchanged and July ribs 21S
cents higher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22
J. A. KEISTER. o. P. COZATT
TIE WICHITA POULTRY CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
POULTRY, BUTTER and EGGS
REWARD FOR sIMsEorr.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The police today ar
rived ut the conclusion that w. A. Sims
rott, grand secretary and treasurer of the
Switchmen's Mutual Aid association has
been murdered, and Inspector Shea has
issued circulars Offering a reward for the
missing mans body. Simsrott has been
missing since the night of May II, aud no
trace of him has been found. His books
have been examined and found to be
straight and no reason for his volun airy
disappearance is known. A reward of 500
has been offere for reliable information
regarding him, and $500 for the recovery of