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salmon, 81 bxs butter. SO NJ shakes, tanks, IL
rolls leather. cs bacon, bbls meat kegs feet,
81 Kegs, II qr-ss -four, bx mdse, SIX grain
SANTA CRUZ-Per Alex Duncan-1 bdl galv
iron 10 SKIS potatoes, 90 bxs apples, 10 bxs pears.
Amesport-330 sss oats, 163 SKIS beans, s empty
pkgs, 2eS SKIS barley.
Blsnco via X R-300 SKIS oats
SalinaS-2 bdis iron wire.
Moro Coto via = NR R-226 SKIS potatoes.
WatS9nville-lSl1 bags sugar. bx apples.
Pigeon Point 90 sks beans
PORTLAND-Per OregOn-23,O37 SKIS wheat 2
bales SACKS 290l pKgs -four.
Astorla-l322 bds shocks, 46 pkgs hides.
Cons:gnPes.
Per Crescent City-Dodge. Sweeney & Co; Chi
cago Brewery; - Il smith & Co; H Tilden & Co;
wheaton. Breon Co; Haight: Enterprise
Brewery; j Newbauer & Co; Witze 81 Baker:
Il Whitney Co; Martin. keusier d Co: Won
Rom Co; Standard Oil Co; w Fuller d Co;
johnson Co: Tbos Loughran; Lanmsister
Mill: Hobbs, Wall IL Co; Smiths Cash Store; III
wedleck; Higgins a. Collins: wiefand Brewing
Co.
Per Alex Duncan-Western Sugar Ref Co: + II
Hammer; DUusrd: GoodaIl. Perkins az Co: A M
Johnson: II Cowell & Co: Geo II lay Il c.: Nc
Donough Rucker: Hawley Bros; Trubenbach
* Co: walters Bros: Immel Co: Campodonico
& Malcolm: simpson.
Per Cregon-Balfour, Guthrie Il Co: Platshek d
Harris: Otis, McAllister Il Co; Clatsop Mill Co.
For Late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Pare
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Stocks of Grgin.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-SpecaI cable and teIe-
graphic advces 10 Bradstreets covering prlnci-
pal points of accumulation in the United states.
Canada and Eur ope indicate the following changes
in sto cks OF grain last Saturday. compared with
the preceding Saturday: Available supplies east
of Rocky Mountains. wheat, increase, l,13S. coo;
corn. increase. %. o 0U; oats. decrease 6ll,OiO.
United States west of Rocky Mountains, whe@t.
increase, $4,000: a1oat for and In Europe,
wheat, decrease, 2, ,20S, ,00J
Larger increases OF domestic wheat stocks east
OF the Rocky Mountains not reported by the grain
exchanges include so. 600 bushels in the North
west interior elev tors; 100000 bushels IN Chi
ter and 80, 900 bushels at Ogdensburg.
Corresponding decreases include $4,000 BUSH
els at Fort William: S8, 900 bushels at Newport
News 39, 900 bushels in Minneapolis private ele-
vatots. and 5000 bushels In Milwaukee private
elevators.
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Ncu lnrk Markets.

slight rallies between Ii and Il O'CLOCK and about
2 O'Clock, the stock market was a declining one.
The good effect Of the proposed Government loan
had been discounted during the past few days,
and when the official announcement OF the issue
came this morning those who had bought stocks
Yesterday and the day before were ready TO dis
pose of them to take the profit Burlington was
sold heavily Oh Boston orders on rumors that the
dividend which Is expected TO be declared next
week will be scaled dowi. At the lower figures
there was some covering OF short contracts which
caused brief rally, but renewed selling OF sug r
sent prices doJn again.
small recovery TOOK place shortly before
noon but speculation quickly relapsed into de-
nression and there steady depreciation In
values until about o'clockswhen the pressure to
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CLOSING RnNDs.
Stocks in London.

NEW YORK, Nov. lathe Evening Posts Lon
don cab. .egram says; TO-day's markets were good.
Consols were at the highest point touched. The
gold mentioned In yesterdays cable dspatch was
received to-day and more is coming South Amer
leans were strong with further substantial de-
cline in the Argentine gold premium. Americans
fat, the issue of treasury bonds being fully
discounted here. Shares are not strongly held,
hence the relapse. However. the best houses here
attach great Importance 10 a telegram IN the
Times announcing that President Cleveland is
about to introduce a scheme for the improve
ment OF the currency. Details awaited with
great Interest Atchtsons were especially fiat Oh
fears of a heavier assessment than has been ex-
ms tad
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Evolution of the FoIding-Bed.

folding beds?
Deaer-Only this, madam, and it really Is
quite success. On arising In the morning
You touch spring and II turns into wash.
stand aud bathtub. After your bath you touch
another spring and IL becomes a dresslng-case.
with French plate mirror. If you b eakfast
IN your room slight pressure will transform
II into an fXfension-tH bic After breakfast
you press these three buttons at once and Won
have an upright piano. That's all It will do.
except that when YOU die 1t can be changed
into a rosewood cOf1in.-N New York Weekfy,
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MARKET REPORTS.

WEDE EEsDAY EVENING. Nov Ia
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat and Barley higher.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Silver weaker.
Bran weak. Middlings firm.
Hay arrives moderately.
Beans IN heavy receipt
Potatoes IN ample supply.
Onions higher.
Butter firm
Eggs continue to improve.
Game high and firm.
Poultry low aud weak.
Grapes weaker
Navel Oranges in from Oroville.
Provisions unchanged.
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NORTH GERMAN ILOYO s, S. co.
GuNARl LINE,

New York to L. rD sol, via Queenstown,
from Pier Al. North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Aurania, Nov "a. 3 :00PM iCampania. Dec. Is. AM
Lucania. Dec. ]. 80 AA Umbfia. Dec.Z Z. 2:00Px
Etruria. Dec. 3. 80 ra Lucania. Dec. -. 6:3oAM
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second CABIN.
$50, $40, $45 according TO steamer and accom-
modations
Steerage tickets to and from ali parts OF Europe
at very low rates For freight aad passage apply
at compauy's once, 4 Bowling Green, New YORK.
VERNON H. BROWN & Co., General Agents.
Good accommodate can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DiMOND Co,
ThSaTu tf Agents. san francisco.
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Chicago Mark cts,

CHICAGO, Nov. lathe wheat marKet RESPONDED
with alacrty at the opening TO the strength OF .he
Liverpool cablegram.. France and Berlin sent
higher quotations and the home markets OF the
Northwest were surprisingly strong. New York
sent large buying orders also. May, which closed
yesterday at 597sc, found hosts of buyers at the
opening from 6O14c to 603sc, thus recovering
in lump all the ground it lost yesterday.
Alter playing for a short time between the quota
tions named there came additional buying p
port with sprinkltng OF foreign buying orders,
and this Increased the previous strong tone in the
price before Ii O'Clock. reaching 60s4 for May.
The market held fair la expectation OF getting
turther support from the western supply figures
expected from BradStreers AT II O'Clock that
statement was received and 1t did rot disappoint
the bulls AS soon as II was published there was
a rush among the local scslpsrs lor wheat. and
they pulled and tussed about. making excited
dives In d ZenS for every lot offered. and bid up
the prices, until within ten minutes from the re-
ceipt of Bradstreet's figures May wheat sofa as
high 6l1sc. Taxing the net result of b rad
streets statement the worlds visible supply de-
creased 472.oO0 bushels last week, aud that
caused the quick advance referred to. IL was
said in dispatches from Liverpool that Argentine
crop prospects suffering from excessively
reason wet weather, that being given as the princi
pal or streu 9Th in foreign markets. The mark ct
wound up strong and closed at 6lc for May.
Corn sUill leaned upon the neighbortng wheat
market for support May under liberal demand
from that class of buyers advanced to 50s4c and
closed at 5U6sc.
Tne aggregate sales of oats hardly-anouuted to
an average good Gays business but a strong ar
ret was apparent and at intervals considerable ac-
t!vity noticeable. The princlpu Il governing
323sG321-c. sold up TO S25sc, down TO 321ad
325s and closed at 3234 c.
! The receipts of hogs here and elsewhere in the
| West amounted to an enormous aggregate com
! pared with recent numbers. January pork aud
| ard without change and ribs 21. hig her.
! ssrhe leading futures ranged as fuilows:
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GenerI Merchandise.

BAGS-Fruit Bags, 5ssc, 57sc aud $50 70.
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 4@414c for June and July delivery; Wool
Bags. 349n56c.
SUGAR-rhe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows terms net cash: Cnbe. Crushed
Powdered ana fine Crushed all 5zsc; Dry Gran.
ulated, 514c; Confectionery A, 51sc; Magnolia A
4s4c; Extra &. 55sc; Golden c, 4$sc; d, 41sc
IoC more.
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Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA, Nebr, Nov 4.-Catte-Receipts. 5000.
irices ruled steady to 5@10c lower than yester-
day, and trade was dull aud low. In the stockers
and feed ers'trade there was little change Cows.
$Z@3; feeders, S3S$3 SO; westerns, 81 1905
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California Fruit sale.

CHICAGO Nov. l4.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day realizing
the following prices: Emperor grapes. half crates
ST. 20@l IS: double crates, 81 2512 rs.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y Il NAV. CO.. E Nc A-a
i NELL. Receiver. Ocean Div.-wiii dis sfssSNSH
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for th5
above ports one of their Al iron steamships, viz :
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-oct 81, Nov. 10, ~,
81 - ~.
CoLUMBfA-oct %. Nov. D, 5, IS. Dec. 8, 10,
2f
Connecting via Portland with the o. e. S N Co
system and other divergng lines for sill points In
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-Cabin. Sl6; steeraze 50;
round trip cabin, unlimited. $50
Freight and Ticket once, 10 Montgomery ST.;
Ticket ofhce, Pa aac. Hotel. New Montg merry sc.
6OODALL, PERKINS IL Co. Supts, OCEAN Div
1u 10 Market 81. San francisco
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San Fra,c,sco Met nIar,,at

Sdu FIdTfNIhNU
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 505Hsc; second quality,
4(94Aac; third do, 3Qn51ac q n
NEAL-Large, 49oc; small 5@515c q 10.
MUTTON-Wethers, 4GS41ac p 10; Ewes, 3lS@
4c u fb
LAMB-41a951ac q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4I4 @43sc p D for heavy and
medium grain-fed, and 412G45 5sc for small fat:
feeders. nomnal-none here; dressed do 5A@
6l2c q D
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WILLIAM RUTTERFIELG,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCrIoNEER
Ofice-Second floor Crocker Building.

THIS DAY.
Thursdsy. November B, 1894,
At II o'clock A. M, on the premises,
2032 HOWARD ST.. NEAR SEVENTEENTH,
III WILL SELL BY CATALoGUE...
The very ch Ice col ection of Fine Furni-
ture, fa1ntings, objects OF Art, SILVER
ware and Household Effects OF NJ.
Balczy ski, ESQ.
The early departure OF the owner for Europ g
renders 1t imperative that the entire contents of
the residence should be sold without reserve,
comprising Parlor, Library, Chamber and Dining
room Furnishings; the Massive Carved OAK Din
ing-Joom Set which is upholstered in the finest
leather, being specially designed for he owner ;
almost the entire contents of this charming resi-
dence were Imported. The noteworthy feature
of this sale is the Rare Collection of Brc- abrac,
all of which were individually selected in the art
centers OF Europe; also some new imported
Dresses and Apparel
House open for inspection this day at IL NJ,
where Catalogues can be procured, or at ONCE of
Auctioneer, WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
Ia 1t % floor. Crocker building.
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MORNING SESSION.

Board-55 Edison Light Power Co. 1Ol1h: 80
Market-st Railway, 3S34; so do. SO; 16 S V
Water 974.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-20 Edison Light & Power Co, 1919 SO
Market-st RAILWAY, s 10, 3915: rs do 39i5 25
DO. 1888; $1,000 Omnibus Cable Bonds, 1889; So
Oakland Gas, 1924 10 Pac fc Gas Imp, $685.; 20
GaSlight, 1894 as do. 727s.
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EUTURES.
Portland's Business.

PORTLAND, Or. Nov. l4.-Clearances. S1S9.
SGT; baIances, Sl9.526.
wheat-hrm and active: Valley, 75@771ac:
Wala Walia, o612@6SHac p ct.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

- TEAMERS LEAVE ASP NwALL Fra
~ fortnightiy for the West lies and E94S2
southampton. calling en- route at Cherbourg.
France, and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, In connection with the
Pacic Mall s. 8. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports In England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Fly
mouth. Cheroourg southampton First-class
sleS; third class ss7 SO. For further particu.
500 California Sc
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IA. - The spot market Is
firm at IS ND Cargoes firm at 24s ID for off
coast, PAS Sd for prompt shipment and 24s Cd
Tor nearly due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cables gives the follow
Ing Liverpool quotations Tor \ 20. Red Winter:
November 4s Ss4 q: December. As 911d; January,
As $500; February. As 9s4d; March, As lOd;
April, As lOd; May, As 1U14d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Nov. l4-Consols, i02 11-l6; Silver,
29d; french Rentes. 1927 56c. Bullion into Bank
of England, E793 900.
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sell having been removed gain ranging up to
per cent was made. put during the last halt hour
OF business an active selling movement was in
progress which established lower range of
prices. the market closing weak and in great
ma. rity OF instances at or near the lowest point
OF The day. The bulk of the transactio ions were in
sugar, which broke 3A ana closed within IA of
the lowest hgures touched. The preferred shares
losses on The day are: Northwest, Missouri Pacific,
j; burlington L: st. Paul, 70, Rock Island, 10
;. Ihe only shares which made more than frac
tlohaI gam was Oregon Navigation, which, a
purchase OF l0J shares. advanced 134. gener-
ally heavy tone characterized the dealings in the
nohd market for the greater part OF the day. Near
the ciose. however, q better tone prevailed and
some smart advances were noted. Government
ram DAD bonds hrmer. Petroleum ste sdy; Penn
syivanla oil sales none; December option sales,
nome closed o27sc bid; Lima oil sales, none.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
Wheat-November, 5918G.
Elour-Steady.
Hops-Steady,
Wool-DulL
@i5. 5ssiOH-Duii' SCOTCH Si99So; American Sl0
dull. ~
SSpelter11Dull; domestic. ss S21s@3 IS.
Lesu1rlan; brokers' price. So; exchange
Copper-steady; brokers' price. SO SO; ex-
Sales on 'Cbange-25 tons FEBRUARY tin, sl4 so.
CoHee-options opened irregular with frst-cail
DID, showing Is points advance on spot and
others points lower TO points higher; ruled
active and strong; closed barely steady. and 10
| points net advance. Saes-79.U00 bags, includ-
| ing: November, Sl4@ 4 O5: December, $13 25@
| l3 30; January, S12 o. @12 90; March. 81 Os9
II 10; Nav. S1l 8U@ll 80: May, 81 7O@ll 80.
Spot Coffee - Rio. firm: No. 7. 151ac. Mid
| steady; Cordova, ls14Gl9c Sales 10000 bags
santos Nos 5 and q. nc: 500 bags santos spot.
! 1850 recently; 5000 mats Inferior Padang spot
2234 @2312c, and 70 tons Palemburg to arrive
PIT; by auction 900 bags Java, 1880 -Oc
Hamburg-Steady; prices 12@14 pig decline
| Sales Il 900 bags.
Hayre-opeaed steady, 14@114f advance; at
| II noon, STEADY. unchanged; at 3 r NJ. steady, II
| 934 advance; closed steady at "a or net ad
| vance Total sales, %. 900 bags.
| Rio = Firm; No. Rio, l1$700; exchange
| II ll-l5d receipts, 5000 bags; cleared for the
| United states. 1000 bags: cleared for Europe,
| 1000 bags; stock. 25S000 bags; cleared from RiC
! November 10 1000 bags.
| warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday
! $3.50 bags; New York stock to-day. 1884 bags
| United states stock, =. $3.50 bags afoat for The
United States, 26OUO0 bags: tOtai visible for tins
United States. 49S.73O bags against Asa, 127 bag:
| last year.
Sugar-Raw, quiet: refined, steady.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at IL: last loan, IL: closed at
IL. Prime mercantile paper, 21a@313%. Ster
ling exchange fairly firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S7Ca4 S7i4 for demand
and 81 1904 56I4 for sixty days Posted rates
S4 S704 S712 and "a So12 Commercial Dills
S4 85 Sive. certificates, 63Mc bid.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN SEt-A-I Ei,o.
u Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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Cash quotations were foiiows: Flour. n
changed: No. Spring Wheat. 591a@6Oc: No. 3
SprIng Whsat. nominal: NO. Red. o3119D 61zp G.:
No . Corn, 5134c; Prime Timothy See0. S5 So;
Mess PORK. y Dbl. ST. 36(gl so; LARD y 90 fDs.,
81 IS: short Ribs sides noose). S6 25@6 so:
Dry salted Shoulders f0oxed), S55sG534 short
Clear Sides (boxedi. S65s@634; WHISKY, distiliers
finished goods. p gaI. 81 25; Susars-Cut Loaf, un-
changed Granulated, unchanged; standard A, un-
changed.
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was firm. Creamery l492oc; dairy, l29Zlc,
Eggs firm, zl@Z2c.
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LIVESTOCK.

Hogs-Receipts. 35. 900; official YESTERDAY. &c.
S2l: shipments. S653. QnalitY quite good a
greater proportion OF heavy lots Market active,
but weak: pigs so &C lower. Sales ranged at
81 5@4 rs for lights, 81 2o@4 40 for rough
packing. "a ESQ 90 for mixed, 81 4594 80 for
heavy packing aud shipping lots, and 81 50G
3 20 for pigs.
Gait e-Receipts. 81 900 Sales of native steers
were largely at 50 5U@5, and from 81 1902 so
bought most OF the cows. There were about 1900
Westerns and 2OU0 Texans.
SheeD-Receipts. 81 ,0OO To-day's ouotations
were SlG3 20 for poor TO choice sheep. The
bulk OF the sales were $2@3 rs. Lambs, 81 75@
z
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earPU.

Br stmr wellington, salmond, Nanaimo; r
Dunsmuir d Sons.
Stmr Columbia, Bolles, Astoria; Oregon r
and Navigation Go.
Br ship s. cafarer. Tupman. Tacoma: Girvin,
Baldwin & Eyre.
Eppnger & Co.
BARK wilma, Slater Nanaimo; John Rosenfeld's
Sons.
I,;I cd
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For LATE ShippinO Intelligence See Yenth Pace
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THE EaaTH'S INTERIOR.
A French Scientists New Theory on q
Much Discussed subject.

A French Scientists New Theory on a
Much Discussed subject.
The question which is at present
more seriously exercising physicists
AMI cau .r:g the most marked divisions
OF option among them is that of the
constitution of the earth's interior.
:::cs An exchange. BY some we are
toll that within the crust is raging u
liquid fire of gases; by others that the
i':'' i, not gaseous, but merely incan-
q ."""i solid matter, while third sec
:'r1 contends that the center of the
< II is not in a molten state at all
! - what little heat still exists is
h,';s;.: rapidly radiated, and that ere
'':iF The earth will be solid rock
t;.inr" tout.
IL" rioSt recent contribution on the
s':'i'"E j, that made by NJ. Lateau to
T." French academy of sciences. In
T. u iyment The phenomena of the
";'rt!l = crust are explained by regard
III L. interior as molten, but he as
sumo, that layer of gaseous matter
a,.pIr:ltr.;it from portion of the crust
E"tI :'i:Gr the continents, whereas the
;,r:. Deals sink. This theory, NJ. Lateau
t'l'nl:%. explains why volcanoes have
su".:">sSiv"Iv rcceded inland where the
sea- na" encroached, though 1t scarcely
S'Ipnli,", an explanation for the exist
in" marin" volcanoes. The gradual
escape of gases imprisoned under high
pre- .,urr will. we are told, excel in
TIM To" production of new supplies,
"n' when the pressure diminishes the
.-.l:in,'nt~ will fall in and more or
is, ''at"riform configuratiOn of the
rarl!r> surface will be the result. This
j. he cG'v.iion of the moons surface
nj the present time. and NJ. Latean be-
lir:"'' it'l appearances is due to action
similar 81 hat which he supposes to be
in pr":r>''." ia the interior of this planet.
The physical essentials Of this theory
Assume titt: crust of the globe to- be
eighteen and one-half miles thick, the
pressure Of gases six hundred and fifty
atl!'rs,phrrc>. their temperature ninr
l.u,:.;rrd d" rrcc> ccntigradc and their
a'r,'ity nearly equal to that Of water.
Nh"irvCr Elay be Thought of this view.
IL, Il '"r>"'Ia1lc explanation IL ha, size.
T''rir - combining. in IL measure. the
tw" most prominent theories on the
subject.
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a Story OF Lucy stone.

\ characteristic story iH told of Ley
>;;nnr. At one of her carly lectures,
,cn ,.hc made Il strong I.:L.n;c':' #
injustice some of our uW &c. .,
ilrr. and an appeal t. have f.. N
:h;.h. Il hiss, clear and atr"r -. came
g., ~ the audience The Iitt'r ,.rra-
ih"" topped nearer to the front. nick-
J.. ran her eye over the auGi2ucc,
!" mi her eyes upon one roinj and
'"i'i: somebody Kisses. | ain glad Of
Il. TIL, ii again, my fat friend. f"r it
: ''hara"ful fact and deserve" to be
II" I'D. The audience was overcome
go laughter and appreciated her
-: ''ii. The man felt as much like
" ~" " Il, man can feel. He got his
H. - town before she had finished her
.'.'' ."". bat her finger still po;ated
80. Ills head went lower and low
g.; !. "a. loon as the audience turned
FROM looking at him, he slipped out
and was gone.
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a GLORIOUS RIVER.
The Beautiful 81. Lawrence. and Its. n1any
Quaint Wonders.

Quaint Wonders.
The st. Lawrence is phenomenon
among rivers. No other river is fed hv
sue. Gigantic lakes. No other river is
80 i: ,,,i)vlld&nt of the elements. SAYS
Natures Realm. 1t deSpiSeS alike
rain. snow and sunshine. Ice and
wind NAV be said to be the only thinga
that affect it's mighty flow. Something
almost as phenomenal as the st. Law
renee itself is the fact that there is SO
little generally known about it. 1t
might be affirmed that not one per
cent. of the American public are aware
of the fact that among all the great
rivers of the world the st. Lawrence is
th>.nnly absolutely floodless one. Such,
hni""vcr. j. the ease.
Til" st. Lawrence despises rain and
Sunshine. It's greatest variation caused
hy drought or rain hardly ever exceeds
i".i ~ fourteen inches The cause
- ~, almost everlasting sameness of
..".'!.ra is easily understood. The st.
L:;vr"ncr is, fed by the mightiest bod
!, of fr"sIt water on earth. Immense
a. j. HE volume of water it pours in %
iir urr;i". anyone who has travers ID
ali the immense lakes that feed it and
for tiIv ,urpluS waters of which it is
the only channel to the sea wonders
t'iat ii Is not even more gigantic than
il j.. Not one drop of the water, OF
th, 1--WE great lakes finds it's wa" e.
tlIc ocean save through this giga: tic
extraordinary and wondrously be" uti
fu river. No wonder, then, that il
should lrspise the rain and defy the
sunshine
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CABINET.

See ty. os.state. .......... Walter Q. Greshxna,'
sec'ty. Of the Treasury John G. Carlisle,
sec'ty. Of War. Daniel 8. Lamont, N. Y
sec'ty. OF the Navy. Hilary A. Herbert, Ala
Postmaster General. Wilson g. Bissell, ny
Sec'ty. Of the Interior. .Hoke Smith, G.
Attorney-General-..... Richard Olney, Nass
Sec'ty. of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, Nes
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Having leased the Stoker sheds aDI
parn, 1 am now prepared to acG0%l
modate and feed seventy head y
horses. Plenty Of corral room for sO]
number Of stock is also attached
E@-I also run drsy in connection Wv
the above, and will attend promptly "'|
work hat line.
ei 13tf. II. 3, VANDRsILSN. Propris'"
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JOLNT STATEMENT

yOLNT STATEMENT
0F AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending March 81
1894.
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AUDITORS OFFICE.
March. 81, 1884,
10 Ine Honorable Board of County ConmIs-
sioners of Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
teIIy Report Of the Finances Of the County
for the quarter ending March 81, 1894.
Respectfully submitted:
Auditor.
M. II. MILLER,
Treasurer
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
U. 5. GOVERNMENT,

President..... GROVER CLEVELAND,
Viee-President...ADL E. STEVENSON,
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