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TO SOUND THE CAR
FRENCH DIPLOMATS EXPOSED BY
ALEXANDER'S FAVORITE

Princess Marie of Orleans Requested
by an Attache of the Copenhagen
En- baSSy to Sc cure Answers to
Certain Questions in Refer
cree to the Attitude Of
Russia in Case ofWar
Between France
and Germany.
Note
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The Chess Championship.

NEW YORK, Feo 2s-Tiie seventh game
in he match for the chess championship
of America between A Is. Hodges and j.
w. Snowater was adjourned today. after
four hours and half OF play. At the
time of adjournment each player had two
rocks, black bishop i pawn on the
queens bishop file, while Hodges had
three pawns to Showalter's two on the
Kings side. The game will be finished
on Saturday. Showalter has won two
and Hodges one game The first man
winning seven games Will be champion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
STRUCK BOTH OUT
PITCHER MNABR MURDERS HIS
MISTRESS AND HIMSELF.

The Double Crime Committed at 4
Hotel in Pittsburg. Where the
Couple Had Registered as Man
and Nife-Jamcs j. Corbett
on Trial for His Recent
Fight With Charlie
Mitcheli-Prcceed-
in~S of the Day
in Court.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
llSlY TENDERS

Are product OF bad digestion. Your dys.
peptic Is almost invariably cross-patch
The way to renew cheerfulness OF DISPOSE
ton and an eQuable temper soured by in
digestion. is to take course Of Hoste-
ter's Stomach Bitters, which not only ban
lshes dyspeptia. but also relieves bilious
ness. constipation. chi!ls and fever. rheu
matism and kidney trouble. Use 1t with
persistence three times a day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01

pairs every part of your system.
In every one of the female complaints and
weaknesses that make women old and miser-
able the Prescription VIII certainly cure.
It's the only guaranteed remedy If il
doesn't benefit or cure, in the case Of every
weak or suffering woman, she'll have her
money back
You pay only for the good ycu get.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
WILSON VERY WEAK.

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 2S.-Chairman
Wilson was reported not so well today
His temperature is up to l02 degrees. 1t
is supposed that the crisis has arrived at
last The hearts of the anxious watchers
in the special car are very anxious tonight,
as Mr.. Wilson is SO weak that his life
seems to hang by very slender thread.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
WICHITA GELS II.

FoRT SCOTT. Kan, Feb 2S.-At the meet
ing of the grand lodge, A .. l. W, DIR
Peters OF Mankato Was elected grand
medical direc:er after "A spirited coates'
there being ten candidates for the position
Wichita was chosen As the place for hold
ing the annual meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
SHOT INTO THE MOB
RIOTERS GIVEN A HOT BECEPTI0N
By WORKING MINERS

One Man Killed Outright aud Eleven
Others Wounded i'll an Attempt To
Drive Those III Work From the
Mine-Governor Mctorklc
of West Virgi. ia orders
Troops to The Sceae.
Further Trouble
Expected Gcu-
eral Notes.
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Denver Smith.

DENVER, Feb. 2S -"D-nver Ei'' Smith
says that "Parson' Davies talk about
matching titzsimmons against Smith is
made purely for the purpose of avoiding
ii fight between Smith and jackson.
Smith insists on meeting with either Cor
belt or Lacks Oh
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
Stanton Worsts Gilmore.

CHIDAGo, Feb. 2S.-Harry Gilmore
was knocked out tonight in tue fifth
round by Stanton Abbott the
champion lightweight pugillst of
England. The set-to was to have
been for eight rounds, but Gilmore was
overmatched in everyway. He never had
n chance. 10 win
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
TO KEEP HER YOUTH

% KEEP HER YOUTH,
a woman must keep her
health. All the "beauti-
fiers" in TIE world won't
do as much for YOU as
Or. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrlption. With that. YOU
can see the good that 5
done, as well as feel it.
That regulates all the wo-
manly functions, improves
your digestion, enriches
your blood, brings re-
freshing sleep, and builds
up. strengthens. and re-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01

There's the very best evidence that Dr
Sages Catarrh Remedy viii cure you- Ca
tarrh. Its this promise, made bv the makers
OF the medicine: "If Your Catarrh can't
be cured, no matter what your case is. well
.>~H you k5O0n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01

SAX FRANCISCO. Feb. 2S-Firss race
Five furioass: Ranger won: Gnard. sec
on,l: McCuu-, third Time. 1:9i
Second-Flve furlongs: Fred Parker
won; Reno. second; Charsreuse, third.
Time. is0l54.
Thir,.-Seveu furionys: Happy Day
won; Evantus, second; j sja, tGird. Time.
i:aS54
F0urth-Six furiongs: G!adiola won;
Alrsis, second; Promethas, third. Time.
l:Il1s
FIith-Five furlonrs. Silver Plate won;
Pt-ha. second; Sam Brown. third. Time,
Lees
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01

The Argentine Times denounces the ad-
ministration of President Pelligrini dur
the last year OF his term. 1t declares that
the president spent four times the amount
provided by the budget, and says that he
has increased the national debt by $40,
100000.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
BEATEN IN CAUCUS
SENATORIAL TARIFF KIOKERS GET
NOTHING FROM VOORHEES,.

Senator PUgh's Motion to Put Iron
Ore on the Dutiable List Voted
Down, and the Dissatisfied SEN
ators Throw Up the Sponge.
The Bill to be Reported
to the Senate as Pre-
pared by the FL
nance Commit
tee-NoteS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01

The success OF Hood'- SArsnparIils 20,
scroiula j. vouchei for by th0usaaa'
whom 10 has cured
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-01
The auhita Daily Eagles ghurslay zorning arh l. 1884

den Boy won; Tommy Tucker, second
Western Star, third Time, l.0l.
Fifth-rnree-fourths OF mile: Nc
Ginty won; Little Fred, second; Indigo.
third Time, 1:25
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb 23.-First race
Five furlongs: Midget won, Horace
Leland, second, Sanford, third. Time,
1:l255&
Second-Five furiougs: Burrells Billet
won; Billy Duncan, second; ConsIgnee,
third. Time, l:1llf.
ThIrd-Fiye ana a half furlonCs: toiun-
teer II won: Brisco-, second; Sam Farmer,
third Time. 1905.
Fourth-S-ven furlonRs: Outery won;
Prettiwit, second; The Ban, third. Time,
l:4t
Fihh-Six furlougs: Dixie won;
Tosso. second; Cars, third. Time, l.Zo.
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ST LOUIS. eb 2S.--At Madison: First
race One halt iuriongs: Routonbiere
Won. B4y View, second, Viola {, third.
Time. l:03is.
Second race-Five aud oDe-hsif furlongs:
Irregular won: Laura Stone. second;
Mandy Brooks, ;hird. Time, lis.
Tbird-Five suriongs: Csaser Voc;
Doubtful, second; Fanny ID, third. Time,
l.l0lI
Fourth-Five aad one-hslf fnrlong-:
jim Head won: Coloael :. secoGd. GoveI-
nor Brown. third. Time, l:lI
Fifth-Flve fnFloBgs. Psccadlly woD;
Little Fellow. Jr. second; Dan Farrel,
third Time. l:i2
Sixth->lx fgr!oaEs. j. Il FIRES wop.
Oliver Twist, second; Ou;-oi- y got. third
Time, i-@3
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HoT SPRINGS. ARK Feb - First race
-~E.iev=n-aixteenEbs of faile: Greet Q
PrSWitE won. Grey tIo0s~, secG3e, Fan
King, third Time. I.i3
SeeoDa-Nine- sixteeDia. os mile
Kate Bender woo Mss Price. second;
CoucordIa, third. TINE. 593
Tbiri--evea fGTisags. 1ir Wsit@s
Raleigh wou. May Bird. second: Pear y.
third Time l--s
Foursh-Tnres-foartl of 3 1uIle. Al
scala won; Hoofoo. s@coad; Bsck Tooas.
tbirt Time. is10.
Fdsh-F5ve iaffoags. Bsrusy Aasoa.
Jr. won, Esther. second; KSnszs GlF3.
third. I.u1r. %
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R02Y. led. Feb 2s-Eirss ra.e-%ine-
six i~eaitz e = mir Esrl woa. HsF DsDF.
sscosl8. Lake =. tsirl Tine. I1si
S=coaG-IBrse furloBeE. Tasswca. Babe
NaryAg. srcosa; :. J. Doaglas, fhgEG.
Ih3rd-rIvs faraonSs Bob waZneF
won: Isnerlsas. s-coac; GlEIY LocHiss.
saird Tine. iIi
EszEtA-Slss -siX:eez;hs .. =. .=- Ls.a-
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THE STOCK MARKET.

1he market continued weak yesterday. Stauf.
L'Hhg Cahlll and others continued TO supplv the
~e4hahu ana the break does not look as IL it were
near an emu Advices from the front reported
inc "inze being sunk below the 100 foot level OF
Soh Cal. & Va. as being down % feet in high
grade ore. but the favorable showing does n OF
seem 10 cut any figure in the manipulation at
present.
Bullion valued at $4,000 has been advised
rom the Mayfower gravel mine.
n dividend OF 10 cents per share has been de-
ciared by the Maytiower Gravel Mining Company.
silver remained steady yesterday at 631Ac In
New York and 29 l-l6d In London.
the assessment on Be!cher is delinquent In the
Office tomorrow.
The olympic salt Water Company has declared
dividend OF cents per share. payable Novem-
The Homcstake Mining Company will pav a
dividend of 20 Gems per share on the 25th.
The Fireman's Fund Insurance Company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend of per
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
M2yhower Gravel Mining Company as, 900 shares
were represented and the following offlcers
elected TO serve for the ensuing year: f. Chap
pellet, president; F. H. Green, vicepresIdent and
Charles Mayne, f. w Zeilc and II. Bendei, di-
rectors. ID. NJ. X ent was reelected secretary and
his statement showed a credit of S29, QUO
The following Official reports have been placed
Oh hle:
oCCIDENrAL-From the west ledge above the
400 level we extracted about nine tons of ore of
the average assay value of S24 per ton per car
Miled during The month of September ~ tons
OF ore and shines and produced bullion valued by
assay at $1044
KENTUcK-rhe winze started from the east
leuSe on the llOO level is down 25 feet bottom In
quartz with spots of pay ore. Havo resumed work
in the south drift on the 1900 level The DRIFT is
now lSO Feet out from the jacket incline apd The
face Is IN low-grade gold ore.
WARD CoMBINATIoN SHAFT-Tne west drift
from the Ward shaft on the $40 level was ad.
Vaneed III feet during the week. total length ] So
of water.
BUILIoS-The west drift from the Ward shaft
on lhe $40 level has been extended 10 feet during
the week, total length 1892 feet; face in soft
pofphYry and clay with slight seenage OF water
ALPHA-During the past week have cleaned out
and reumDered 10 feet OF the shalt below the
90 level, total depth OF shaft cleaned out and re
umeered 402 feet.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Mary II. Ross to Margaret j. Hopkins, lot on N
line OF TwentY-second street, 1852 OF Chatta-
nooga, w 23:l0 by 78: $40.
George Gale and }. s. and Sarah NJ. Swan To
Emma swan. lot on w line OF Sbotwell street, 10
OF 1wenty-third. \ 6u by " 122:6 $40
j Ohm T. aud Kate +. Hill to san Francisco Saw
ings Union, lot on r. line OF Davis street. 81 -
or California, as 10 by Il 1877 IS: $40.
Jose Guillermo to Mary Guillcrno lot on line
o. q Union street, 46:3 K of Montgomery, E %: by
eS:9 gift
Mary II Jarboe with John w. Ferris and T. II.
Mllllams, lot on ; line OF Pine street. 2O6 :3 Of
mason. W S4;4I5 by 1877 IS: slO
100000. o'
Frank and Mary AIvord to joseph LaIoii lot on
25 by 1876: $40. .'''
CiariIa and aud Investment Company to Mob
bll development Company. ! OF on NV corner of
California and Jones street, n lO3, w lO5
1876. = 10. S 1875, 4 1l5: S.
Cornelius Donohue TO tate Donohue lot on IVY
lie OF Minna street, 80 w of Fourth SW 20 by
NV 80; gift
Martin Heller to Henry Ickelhemer, lot on NV
eoFner OF York and Solano streets, w leo by
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and zinita 35s: GlencIova and Glenfnlas, sos.
The schr j n ingalls, loads mdse for Mazatian
aud san Bias.
The shannon takes for Cork Assist ctls wheat,
valued at $40.939.
Inc Br sh1p Carnarvonshlre Is chartered for
wheat TO Europe, 26s Sd net
miscellaneous.
LONDON, Oct lb-Fr batk Duchesse Anne. from
Dunkirk for Oregon, araived at Buenos Ayres
partially dismasted In gale
Disaster
CAMBRIA. Oct 16-The schr Electra Is ashore
hlgh and dry on the rocks with bottom out, Crew
STEwARTS POINT. Oct 16-The schr Portia is
on the rocks and breaking up fast. All hands
H0QUIAM, Oct 16-The schr Nora HarKins I'm
San Diego for this port in ballast, went ashore at
sailor named Caution lost. Rndder and one anchor
gone Tugs Traveller and Printer have gone to
ner rescue. All the crew except the captain are
Uemorandum.
fer scnr Mayfower-Captain Mercier says that
he does not thiuk they win be able to save the
scur . Dahlelson, as the weather was very rough
when he left.
Domestic Ports.
PORT TCWNSEND-Arrived Oct 16-Bark Mar
garet. hence CT 6: bark Arkwright. hence Sept
70; bark CoiuSa. hence sept 26.
Oct Is.
PORT TGAMBLE-sailed OCT l6-schr Meteor.
Arriv' d Oct l6-Bktn SkagIt from San Pedro;
bark Arkwright hence Sept 80.
PORT Los ANGELES-Arrived Oct l5-Stmr
Tlllamook from Bowens Landing.
REDONDO-Arrlved Oct l6-Bktn Catherine
Sudden, from Astoria.
COOS BAY-Arrived Oct 16-Stmr Arago. hence
Oct IA.
TATOOSH-Passed IN Oct l6-U stmr s
Graut. from Port Townsend for a searching cruise.
ASTORiA-SaileG oct l6-Stmr State of Cali
fornia. for San Francisco; Stmr Elmer.
PORT TBLAKELEY-ArrvedO Oct l6-Schr Geo
watson, hence Oct 8; schr vesta hence Oct O..
San PhDRO-Sailed Get 16-Schr Serena Thay
er. tor Eureka.
TACoMA-Arrived Oct 16-Schr Annie Larsen
from San Pedro.
Foreign Ports.
HULL-Arrived Oct 13-Br bark Hollywood, I'm
Oregon
LlV VERPOOL-Entered out Sept 2S-Br ship
Wasdale, for San francisco. Oct Seer bark Tri-
ton, for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Oct 6-Br stmr Oceanic,
hence Sept 25 via Honolulu.
NANAIMO-Arrived Oct 16-Bark Carrollton.
hence Sept rs.
SYDNEY-Arrived Sept 5-schr Puritan. from
Eureka.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived oct 16-Stmr Stuttgart,
from Bremen; stmr Werra, from Genoa
BREMEN-Arrived Oct 16-Stmr EIbe, from
New York.
ImportatiOns.
YAQUINA BAY-Per South Coast-2 lots stone.
coops chickens, 2S SKIS wool. 455 cs salmon, 236
SKIS potatoes, 1900 qr-sks flour, l50 SKIS mfddlings
12O SKIS bran, 1877 SKIS oats.
COnsignees.
Per South Coast-C J Leist IL Co; Dutard; w
Wells; Moore. Ferguson tS Co; Christy d Wise !;
Z htney Co: Steinhagcn d Co: Jno ID Nc
GiIlivray; MacPhee & Grelaire.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth PAGE.
The morning call., 1894-10-17
MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. le

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 16
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Flour 15c lower.
Silver fraction frmer.
Shipment of s50s.97S to China.
Wheat and Wheat Frei2hts steady
Barley not materially changed.
Fair local call for Oats
Rye firmly held. Corn weak and dun.
Mustard and Alfalfa seed weak.
Beans rapidly declining.
No change in Hay.
Sweet Potatoes weak. onions lower
Butter weak. Cheese firm. Eggs slowly rising.
Honey firm. but dull.
Excessive receipts of Eastern Poultry.
Game continues firm.
Melons and Bartlett Pears going out.
Common Wine Grapes dull and weak.
Citrus Fruits quiet. Dried Fruits sell very we'll.
Raisins unsettled. FAIR call for Nuts.
Hams Bacon and Lard weak.
II ops cheap and neglected.
Dry and salted Hides higher again.
Tallow and Wool unchanged.
Nothing new in Meat
Grain Bags motioDlesS
CoHee Inactiye
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New YORK Markets..

NEW YORK, oct. 16.-Neariy one half OF the
business on the Stock Exchange to-day was I'm the
shares of the American sugar Refining Company.
q ood buying was developed In the stock In the
carly dealings. which was credited to prominenr
insider the board tradera following the lead thus
given, and without auy important reaction an ad-
vance OF 2M per cent was recorded, the last being
the highest price OF the day. Reports were put in
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San Francisco Meat Mark ct.

HOGS not arriving as freely, but there are
plenty here, nevertheless. Supplies of Beef Nut
ton and Veal are sufficient for ali current needs
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaughter
erers a5 follows:
BEkF-First quality. 41H@5e: second quality,
4@it4c; third do, 3@3l5c q 10.
NEAa-Large. 4@9oc; s,rall, 5@951ae p 10.
MyTToA-We ethers, 4@i12c q 10; kwes, STAG
&c q n
LAMB-41a051ac q 10.
PuRk-IiVe Hogs, 4s4c for ieavy and Medium
grain-fed. ana 4slc or small fat: stock Hogs, Asa
@412c; dressed do, 607c.
The morning call., 1894-10-17
California Fruit S,las

CHICAGO, Oct l6.-The Earl Fruit Companv
sold California fruit at auction to-day as follows.
Kierer Fears, 81 e0@i a5: Eastern Beurre. 81 so !.
Lawrence, 81 46@l IS; Nellis. 81 25@l 60:
Beurre Cairceau, 81 go a so: Vicar. 81 25.
saiway Peaches, 75@SOc; Malaga Grapes. hair
crates, bad order 65@75; Muscats. half crates,
81 06; Tokay. half crates, 81 1901 SO: Corni
cheon, half crates, 81 35.
Porter Bros Company, Chicago, sold at auc-
tion to-day five cars: Double Tokay Grapes
81 30; Corniehons, 81 40@l As: doubies So 10:
saiway Peaches, 6o@soc; Porter Clines, 81 20:
Bcurre Clairgeau, J 30; Comice. 81 80: Goes
late Red Piums, 81 lg@l 10.
Porter Eros. Company, New York, three cara: !:
ClarReaus, 81 26Ge2 90; Winter Nells. So: Cornice
50 25G2 90: Hardy's 81 06: half-boxes Winter
seckels, 81: Plums, So Is: Ounces, 81 20; sal
ways Peaches, soc: sherman Ciugs. 65GS5c.
Levi Clings 6c@35c; Bilyaeus s5r@Sl so: haif
IoKays, 60c915l 40; assorted. Sj@l 20.
Porter kros. Company. Boston, one ear: Salwav
Peaches, 62@s7aac; GEORGES late, 7bc.
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OOd Market.

Posts, Sc each: Redwood, s5 p cord: Oak
rough, So so q cord: peeled, 81 10: Pine. So;
45@5Cc for 7x9.
lANBARK-Ground Bark. $50 q ton: whole,
SlS so 2 cord.
LUMBER-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: No. / Rough, $I3@ Z: No. 2
S9@ll z NJ: Pickets, rough, pointed and fancy.
$40. $l2 and SIS = n; half-inch surfaced anll
clear, No. J, S32@36 . NJ; No. 2. $22@zS 2 NJ;
Rustic NO. !. $l5@23; No. 2, S2O@24: surfaced
and rough GEAR. %. l. sls@22: No. 2, sl2@ s:
I. and o.. No. l, s12: No. =, S12914
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OCEAN STEMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CT
FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO. E Nc z
Ell L. Receiver. Ocean Div.-wtII dis ZsskEaFS
patch from Spear-street wharf at 10 A.. NJ. for the
above ports one OF their al iron steamships viz {:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Sspt II, II, Oct. 1.
6, Il. I6. y. 81.
COLUMBIA-Sept. 49, 20, Oct. d 10, %.
Connecting via Portland with the q. E tS N. Co.
system and other diverging lines for all points Ia
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia Alaska
Idaho Montana DAKOTA, Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabn. S16; steerage, So;
round trip, cabin. unlimited $50.
Freight and Ticket office, 19 Montgomery ST.;
TicSer ofice, Pa Hotsi 4 n ew Montgomery sc.
GOODALL, PERKIN s. & CO., Supts. ocean Div
1tf 10 Market ST., San francisco.
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Omaha Livestock Mark.t

OMAHA, Nebr., Oct. 16.-Cattie- Receipts, 37Oo.
Cow stuff was not In an overly supply. and with a
good general demand prices ruled about steady on
all grades. Business In feeders was quiet with
prices pretty generally in yesterdays no;ches
Low prices nave brought out a good line of coun-
try buyers. steers, So 2503 so; cows Sl@2 40:
feeders. 81 4U(d2 S5.
The morning call., 1894-10-17
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares,
Money cali easy at IL: last loan, IL: closed at
IL. Prime mercantile paper. 23z@41a%. Sterling
exchange strong. with actual business In bankers
bills at S4 S7s4 ga S77s Tor demand and 81 s6s4
"a 81 for sixty days Posted rates. S4 STAG
4 80 and 81 S812Gl4 SO Commercial bills, $4 50
al S51z. Silver certificates. $3.50 bid.
The morning call., 1894-10-17
Builders, Contracts.

Georgs r Resing with A. Petry, TO build two
story frame building L line OF Bartlett street
l65 5 of Twenty first: S2Tl5
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Board-40 s Water, 96sz.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-25 Hawaiian Commercial, So; 10 Mar
ket'st Railway, 80, II; 40 do. Al; go Pacific Gas
Imp S434.
Street-5O L p & A Rank l2O: 30 S Gasiight,
72iA; 10 Water, 96S4 $1,000 V4% Bonds
9414.
The morning call., 1894-10-17

Americans were fiat on advices that gold ship
ments from New York TO the Contine MT w ere be-
ginning Central Pacific was fiat in spite of tho
action OF to-days meeting of shareholders
Americans closed q fraction better but dealings
for the moment are almost entirely in South
African mines = -
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Sfncks i'm Landau

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The Evening Posts Lon.
don cabiegram: The stock markets wer dull TO-
day on account OF the Illness OF the Ameer OF
Afghanistan. Consols have fallen q quarter
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Exeh.n-e and Rul,;o,
Treasure Shinmenf

The Gaelic took out a treasure list of S5Oe9 97S
consisting OF S260,053 in Mexican Dollars slyl s
in Gold Coin. $6lU IN Gold Dust and S2466UO in
Silver Bullion.
The morning call., 1894-10-17
PortIand's Business,

PORTLAND. Or, Oct 16.-Clearances $685..
1893: balances, S24.l29.
Nheat-valiey, zoe q ctl; walla walla, elh
G621ac.
The morning call., 1894-10-17

The Produce Exchange cables gives the follow
Ing Liverpool quotations Tor No. 2 Red Winter: +:
October As lAd; November, As 2d: Decem ber
4s 23z d; January Is, 314d; February As 414d;
March, as 4d; May, As SAD.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Oct. l6.-Consois 1OlsA; Silver
20 I'D; French Rentes 1Ulf 871a; BuiIion out OF
Bank of England, slU3,00O
The morning call., 1894-10-17
RECEIPTS OF rRoDUCE.

OCEAN STEAMilsS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, oct. l6.-The spot market Is lower
at As I'd. Cargoes quiet at 22s Sd for of coast
22s Sd for prompt shipment and 22s Cd for nearly
The morning call., 1894-10-17
royal MAIL STEAM PACKET G0.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASP wv ALL fra
- fortnightly for the West lies and xalssSSsHe
Southampton. calling en- route at Chcr5ourg,
France and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills of ladiug In connection with the
Pacific Mail S. g. Co., issued for freight aud treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
month Clerbourg, southampton. First-class
81 95; third-cass $S7 50. For further particu-
lars Apply to PARROTT 4 CO., Agents,
f SOC California ST
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stuck Board yesterday:
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....... Ross Valley and Sau Rafael ....... 815P.M.
S0oAx Point Reyes and Wsy Stations. 7.20P.M
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-24
THE ALUMNI RECEPTION.

On Friday evening, the 18th. the
High School Alumni received and en-
tertained select number of invited
guests in a royal manner at the K. of
P. hall, and most delightful program
rendered as follows:
Alumni Address, by Charlie En-
ley, president of the society.
s-Response, by Geo. w. Nimocks
on behalf of the class of 'o4.
3-Piano Selection, by Miss Retta
Nimocks.
Paper by vFhe Alumni Prophet
Miss Florence Poole, the first grad
uate of the Great Bend High School.
5-Cornet Solo, by c. L. Hobart.
6-"Our Schools" response by DIR.
]. c. Hall,
y-Vocal Solo, by Miss Allie Hos
sack.
S-"Our Boys" response by Mrs.
VIM. Torrey.
e-Vocal Solo, by Miss Vida Shaw.
Io-"l The Woman of the Future, "
response by Rev. c. L. Schnacke.
1.-THE Class Motto Labor Omni
Vincit," response by Rev. VIM. Rich
mond.
12-"The High School Alumni" re-
sponse by Prof, N. f. Daum.
The program completed, the doors
of banquet hall were thrown open,
and all partool of an elegant assert
ment Of delicious dainties prepared and
served by the courteous, handsome
and intelligent members of the Alumni.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-24
undertakes. and we predict for him a
1F r.af,,1noee

undertakes. and we predict for him a
life of usefulness.
MISS MAMIE FOSTER, the last speak
er, told of 1.-THE Use OF IdeaIs,'' and in
a very pleasing manner related the
wonderful successes of prominent men
and women who choose high ideals and
shaped their lives after that mould.
The need of higher ideals, the value of
an earnest purpose, the safety in
honesty and integrity oe purpose, as
exemplified in the lives of ideal men
and women, were treated upon in an
able manner by the speaker.
Mr.. VIM. TORY, president of the
Board of Education. then presented the
graduates with their diplomas, making
neat little speech of praise and COM
mendation. sandwiching in many perth
nent suggestions as to the future lives
of the young graduates.
During the exercises male quar-
tette composed of Messrs Will E. Carr,
Joe FL. Borders, Elmer Epperson and
q. n. Walker, sang several pieces that
were a musical treat much appreciated.