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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15
EASTERN BASEBALL.
Some Poor Games Played in Several
Cities.

Some Poor Games Played in Several
Cities.
CHICAGO July IA. - After having the
game won. Abbey pitched pad ball. Rain
and darkness stopped the play at the end
OF the tenth inning. Score: Chicagos s.,
base-hits II. errors g. BroOklyns s, base-hits
10. errors 4. Batteries - kittredge and
Abbey, Ryan and Stem. Umpire-Mc-
Quad.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 14.-The Sena-
tors could not hit Wadsworth and but for
his WlldnesS they would have been shut
out. Score: Louisviles 5, base hits II,
errors 2. Washingtons 8. base hits 10.
errors 3. Observation-Disclosures and Grim,
Esper and Dugdale. Umpire-Hartey.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-GOod stickwOrk
won to-Gay's game for the Baltimores.
Score: ST. Louis 3, base hits 10. errors g..
Baltimores Z, base hits II. errors 2. Bat
teries -Hawley and Twitchell, Clark and
Inks. mpire-Gaffney.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. July 14.-Cleyeland
did some more heavy batting to-day. Will
ming their third straight victory from he
Phillies. Score: Clevelands IA. base hits
90 errors 0. Philadelphias 7, base hits II.
errors 0. Batteries-OConnor and Grit
fifth. Buckley and Grady. imp re-Myers
PITTsBURG, July 14.-Hard. clean hit
ting, together with Pittsburg'S costly er-
rors, won the game for the visitors.
Score: Plttsburgs 5. base hits 10. errors g.
New Yorks 9, base hits II, errors l. Bat
teries-Merritt and Gumbert. Farrell and
Meekin. mpire-Emslie.
CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE Reds batted
out the victory in the eighth inning in to-
days game Score: Cincinnatis IA, base
hits 16. errors 6. Bostons II, base hits II,
errors 4. Batteries-Murphy. Dwyer and
Cross; Ryan, Stivetts and Nichols. Um-
nJre-Nnt u
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LAWN TENNIS.
Sixth Annual Meeting of the Ma
tional Association.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE sixth annual
meeting of the United States National
Lawn Tennis Association began to-day,
and will continue throughout next week.
Following are the results: Etting beai Lloyd,
6-1, 6-3 Meyers beat Smith, 6-1, 6-3.
Bradley beat Roberts. GO, 81. White
beat Bennett, Sc Ga, Ga. Brown beat
Lansing, TT, 6-3 Wardner beat Kelly,
6-3, 6-3 Sam Neel beat Hobbs, 6-1.
Go. L. Wren beat Lucas, 6-3. Go.
Montgomery beat Clifford, 10-S, 6-3.
Page beat G. Wren, Ga, GO. In the
doubles Neel brothers beat Bradley and
Stone. Go. e. CO.
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The Great
Third Annual.
SUNDAY, July 10, 1894.

SUNDAY ulS IOJ 1oSf'
Ii the testimony of the thrOngS OF peO-
pie who have patroniZed us since the be-
ginning Of our annual sale can hs relied
upon (and who dares question it?). we are
giving the greatest value for money that
has ever been known in San Francisco.
The public seem to like our goods better
than their money. It's natural sequence.
The outgrow with of intelligent and persist
ent effort ought to be a success. We are
not creatures of chance-the sport and
prey of every wind that blows. Good
buying. close selling. energetic and truth
full advertising and polite and honest
treatment will make and hold trade.
That's why we have earned and maintain
our present position.
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WANTED INFORMATION
Abont Applying Beef to Remedy a
Rack Eve.

as raw beef good tur a black eye ?" he asked
as he entered a butchershop Oh Michigan ave-
nue. the other evening.
at is accounted good thing" replied the
butcher. "Ta,e off the handkerchief and let
me see. Phew! but you got hard one, didn't
you?"
~ was unconscious for ten minits after the
fener hit me. Gimme about four pounds o. raw
material"
You don't want over a pound at once. A
fellow hit YOU emp"
"He did. He Jest hauled off and drew In his
breath and jumped on The blow. L thought
had been struck by thunderb0lt. Cut the
meat pretty hick.''
81 SUPPOSE you were talking politics ,n p
quetled the butcher. as he sharpened Ills Knlte.
NO, Sir; never talk politics"
'Bui you had a dispute?"
No sir; never dispute. IL man don't
believe as do let him believe as he wants
maybe you called him iar?" persisted the
butcher, as hr cut AT the meat.
mo, sir: never called a man liar in my life.
Better make That two pounds. You see, l was
down 10 tbe depot TO see a. bout trains ana met
a man with yalI-r yes. Ever see man with
yaler eyes. same as a catS?"
II don't think ever did,"
Nor either. Struck me as rather curious.
spoke to felar about it, and he said IL also
struck him as rather curious. A Teller with
cats eyes ought 10 be able to see In the DARK
hadn't hep"
Il should think So"
$50 should |. / spoke to another Teller about
IL, ana he said he should think so. TOO. II you
could see in the dark you wouldn't get mad
about 1t, wonld you?"
'Of course mol"
Neither would /. spoke to another Teller
about It and lie said be wouldn't, either. Ii
you'd BIN here would you have asked the yal-
ler'eyed man II he could see In the dark?"
Why. yes think So"
THANK you. / thought 1 was the only fool
In Michigan, and 1t consoles me TO find part
ner put the question to him and the depot
ana wheat elevator and warehouse all hit
me III The eye at once, and wen | recovered
consciousness WALLER eyes had departed on the
TRAIN. Better make that ten pounds, Tor feel
my ~hole head swelling and I'll beef It clean
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Duck Garments.

Tip-top style and one of the cutest and
most modest priced of swell summer
dresses.
A Heavy White Duck Eon Suit with
full skirt and Elton Jacket, wide lapel
and extra full sleeve. S..
Sale Price $500.
Stylish Double breasted Duck Vests,
with handsome pearl buttons. 81,
Sale Price S1.5O.
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CENTURY RUN.
There Were One Hundred and Four
Starters

NEWARK, n. j., July 14.-The century
run of the Atlanta Wheelmen from this
city TO Princston and return took place
to-day. The start was made from Nc
Closkeys Road House on Freylinghausen
avenue at 40 A. NJ. There were 104
starters.
Voorhees, made squirt at the beginning
and led until Somerville was reached,
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Hurst Park liandicaD.

LONDON, July 14-As Molesay Hurst
to-day the Hurst Park Club handicap for
1000 sovereigns for three-year-olds and up
ward, one mile. was won by Il. w. Orten's
Victor Wild. 4 years, Sir j. T. Thursby's
Dorerochen second and Prince of Wales
EtorizeI third
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DISOBEYED ORDERS.
What Private Cedarquist Got Six
Months Imprisonment For.

OMAHA, Neb., July 1.-THE findings of
the court-martial that tried Private Cedar
qust of the Second United States Infan-
try for disobeying orders to perform target
practice on Sunday were made public to-
day.
Cedarquist wac found guilty and SEN
fenced TO six months IMPRISONMENT at
hard labor, and to forfeit $40 month of
his pay for the same period. The court
held that it was a private's duty to obey
orders under all circumstances. The find
ings were affirmed by General Brooke,
but owing to the peculiar crime the SEN
tence was reduced to two months impris-
onment under a guard at Fort Omaha.
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Won by ENGLAND.

LONDON. July IA AT the National Rife
Association meeting to-day the McKtllon
challenge cup was woD by the English
team. Score: England 133, Scotland 12S,
Canada ia. Wales SO.
For Echo shield at 800 yards: England
and Scotland tied with 567, Irish team
conrad F6t
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where he was overtaken by w. P. Clowan.
=. w. Conklin. who started ten minutes
after Clowan, passed at Neshanic. A. w.
Evans, five-minute man. third Conklin
finished at 3:13:30. making his time for the
trip hrs. 80 min. 90 sec. Clowan came IN
with record of hrs. 40 min. Evans
mace tho best time OF all, hrs. min. 20
Sec. but he had the heaviest handicap.
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Disastrous Prairia Fire

PIERRE, S. D., July IA great prairie
fire on the coded Sioux Reservation lands
has burned a tract of fifty by seventy miles
In the past twenty-four hours. A settle
ment Of Russians on Medicine Creek was
wiped out and several OF them fatally
burned. The damage to property and
stock cannot be stated, but it is enormous.
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INTENSE HEAT.
But it Did Not Keep People From
the Races.

TORONTO, Ont, July 14.-Despite the
intense heat nearly 1000 people attended
the first races of the Athensum bicycle
club The feature of the days sport was
Johnson's lowering the Canadian record
of 2:0S flying start TO 2:05 2-5. He was
paced by B. Cleveland, Buffalo HANDLERS
and Callahan of Buffalo.
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TWO GOOD MEN u
They Are Now Speaking to the
People of Kentucky.


People of Kentucky.
FRANKFORT, KY, July 14.-Colonel
breckenridge spoke to a crowd of 10000
people in Scott County, the home of W. C..
Owens. The band played "The Girl
Left Behind Me" as he was escorted to the
stand and he was enthusiastically re-
ceived. A large number of ladies were
present.
LEXINGTON. Ky. July 14.-Evan E.
Settle, Breckinridge's opponent, addressed
large crowd here tonight Many ladies
were present. He surprised his audience
by confessing that about twelve years ago
he was a drunkard and a gambler, and
that he had mortgaged his home and lost
the money at cards; that his wife sued
him for the recovery of property. In tell
ing the story of his weakness Mr.. Settle
grew very pathetic.
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our GREAT SALE:

Continues until the end of this month.
Every day rare values will be shown. aud
we hope to see many OF our country
friends who have been disappointed by
the strike on the railway.
Here are a few samples to give you an
linking of the surprising values for to-
morrow:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15

A device for producing dimDles has come
into use in London. 1t is applied in con-
nectiOn with q wire mask, which is worn
on going to bed. A number of screws are
so arranged that they force pencil points
to press against the chin just where the
dimples are desired.
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Italians Throw Stones.

HoBoKEN. July 14-Striking Italians
on the new boulevard threw stones at the
police to-day. The policemen fired on
them. Policeman Anderson fatally shot
one Italian. The mob then quieted down.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15

Whatever you do don't forget that
'Picturssque California;" 10 the create st
work about the Golden State tina. has
ever been issued. len cents and one cou-
pom secure a portfolio to "Call" sub
scrihers
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.Iail Burned.

jail here was discovered on fire at P. NJ
One prisoner who was in jail was liberated
in time to prevent his cremation. The jail
burned to the ground.
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PLEASURE PARTY.
Two of the Members Accidentally
Drowned

HASTINGS, Mimi, July 14-The steamer
Mignon of Dubuque went up the river
Tuesday evening to ST. Paul with pleas
ure party on board. Two of the party we're
drowned while going ashore in skiff
Mrs. George Schriver of Dubuque ard her
11-yeaT-old nephew. w. Z. Brown, of Chi
Cago, were the victims.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-15

The General Theological Seminary of
the Protestant Episcopal church has come
Into possession of the largest collection of
Latin Bibles in the world. consisting OF
543 editions in 1864 volumes.
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WON BY CARVER.
He Defeats J. A. r. Elliot of Kansas
Civ,

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 14.-Dr. Carver
to-day won the last OF the series of the live
pigeon shoots with j. A. r. Elliot of
Kansas City. and thus takes the match.
Carver killed 90 birds to his opponents a.
Several phenomenal long distance shots
were made by both men. The match was
for 500 game. with side bet of 500 on
the final result,
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ON HER MAIDEN RACE.
Lord Dunraven's New Yacht Suffers
Defeat.

SOUTHAMPTON. July 14.-At the South
amptOn regatta to-day Lord DunraYen
steered his new twenty-rater Audrey in
her maiden race over a twenty-six mile
course. The Inyoni, after a good start.
secured the lead. led throughout the race
and won. The time was as follows: In
yoni, 3:55:47; Deidre, 1858 100; Audrey,
g 20 .9H
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Minnie PaIner,s Case.

LONDON. July 1.-The trial of the ac-
ton for divorce brought on by John
Rogers against his wife. Minnie Palmer,
opened to-day in the High Court of JUS
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Ready for the Erav.

LONDON. July 1.-THE Yale athletic
team completed their practice to-day and
are now awaiting the contest with the
Oxfordians which takes place Monday.
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WheeIn1en in Paris.

PARIS. July 14-At the Velodrome to-
DAY. 10 the ten kilometres bicycle race.
Harry Wheeler was first and Banker sec
ond. Both ara Americans.
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tice The respondent claims her husband
is an American and the English courts
have no jurisdiction in the case. The fur
ther hearing of the action was adjourned.
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For Men.

stepped forward, secured all the booty and the
weapons of the robbers. aud rejOined the coach
about nightfall, the driver having moved slow
w. as he knew what the brave fellow was up
to''-GloDe- Democrat.
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE.
IN IN IN IN
MONDAY

Ni" MA ,.''''.' ''''''..,.........July I6, 1894
AT II O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises
9o' 0olueh cate Ave-, bet. DC avia 6 Laguna.
I'VE WILL SELL
THE CONTENTS OF TALIY.HO SrARLES
(foi 'rIy Direct
on ~, STOCK CONSISTS o..
90 nas"u 4. VI NO Driving and work Horses;
among the lot are several noted trotters and
aWay Ia open and Top Buggies, Surveys Rock
Village Cart; Business Carts; shaw Road Cart.
80 Sets OF Double and Single Harness; Robes;
nsd mhps; Lease. good will, etc. Will be-
Eg MS stock is in hrst-cIass condition and will
poSn11lTeIy De sold without reserve limit.
2o1LLiF AN " DOYLE. Livestock Auetioneers
" 10 81 Office ana STABLES 1927 Sixth ST.. s f.
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Shoes.

Rene r, ladies, every time you recllne
on one of the luxurious Opera Chairs In TINS
section, and get fitted with pair of Shoes,
you save money and trouble. We've got
exactly what you want.
Ladies' finest French Kid, Foxed Cloth
or Kid Tops. hand-sewed Turns and
Welt Soles, all sizes and widths,
worth SIS,
Sale Price $3.50.
Ladies' Tan Color Button and Lace
Shoes made of genuine Tampico Goat
Skin, for fit, style and wear une-
qualed, 81.
Sale Price $3.50.
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Pretty Cottons.

Beautiful Crepoline Challi, sale price
1910.
Montilla Striped Lawns, sale price 1211ac.
Summer Derby Lawns. sale price Zoe.
New Black and White Duck. sale pvice
15c.
Open-work White Goods, sale price SEC
27-inch Checked Nainsook. sale price
6Hc.
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La Maizena,.

This Popular Kid Glove, in new color
ings, with handsome buttons to match,
81 90.
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FINAL deer EE.
Sturgis-FarweII Texas Capitol Ar
bitration Case Settled.

bitration Case Settled.
CHICAGO, July 14-Judge futile has
entered his final decree in the Sturgis-
Farwell Texas Capitol arbitration case.
The original decree. given June q, is IN
altered except in the finding as to the
amount j. Y. FarweIl'o owed Sturgis, $780,
600 or not. This amount is changed from
S28,377 to 500, AT. The objection of Far
well to the decision is to the eighty Mar
Quette lots that was overruled.
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Lemonade Sets.

No daintier. rrettier bits of glass were
ever made, certainly none were ever sod
at such unheard-of prices.
Fine imitation Cut Glass Set. SOC.
Beautiful Frosted Glass Set. 81 10.
Thin blown Glass Engraved Set, 81.
Blue. white or ruby Glass Set, ST %.
Bohemian Glass hand-painted Set.
81 80
Each Set consists of l Pitcher, Tum-
blers and Tray.
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TO BE REPORTED.

Decision of the Pacific
Railroad Committee.
FAVOR THE FUNDING BILL.
Nine Out of Fourteen Members
Voted for 1t.
LIKELY TO CAUSE a BIG ROW.
Several congressman Think the Bill
VIII Not Have a Show
TO Pass.
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Mascagnps profits on "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" amount TO $4,000 up to date.
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lAMSOy & PlNKlERT, UGTiON:ERS
GREAT SALE MONDAY, JULY IS, 1894,

Commencing at IL O'Clock sharp,
ENTIRE EFFECTS IN THE CELEBRATED
HEIDELBERG CASTLE,
90 Fine Dining $50 Oak Dining. Chairs. Q
F1rst-class Montague French Ranges cost $500.
1 Steam Table. cost $50; Large Lot Crockerv. "a
Extra Quality DOuble-ZInc Saucepans cost S916
l IIo-Gallon Boiler; ! Letter Press; 2 Conpfers'
with other very desirable articles in perfect con-
dition, many of the articles not having been nsed
az all. LAMSON 81 PINkIERr Auctioneers
TERMs-CASH.
The evening world., 1894-01-22

WHERE IS WILLIAM 7. zELL?
Y. A. G. Treasurer Missing
Since Last Friday.
President Weeks Thinks He Must
BE Ill Somewhere.

No trace has yet been found Of WILL
lam 7. Zell. of the Lehlgh and Wilkes
barre Coal Company and the New York
Athletic Club, who has been missing
from his home. the Rutland, 2Go West
Fifty-seventh street, since Friday last.
He wa at the Old Guards ball with
his wife last Wednesday, and went to his
office the following morning about 10
o'clock. He left the Office at 8 o'clock in
the Afternoon, and has not been seen
since.
Mr.. Zell was the Treasurer Of the New
York Athletic Club, and as such might
have obtained more than $4,000 from the
places Of deposit Of the Club, funds, but
Barlow S. Weeks. the President OF the
Club, says that he has received reports
from the banks, and that the Clubs
funds are intact.
Mr.; Zell vas at the Club Thursday
given Wednesday evening to come
friends. In a drawer In the. Club. safe,
to which he alone had a key, lay a
certificate of deposit for $l0,0N on the
Liberty Bank in the same building where
his private office was.
The club had been transferring part OF
its funds to another institution and no
suspicion would hav been aroused had
he presented that certificate and drawn
out the funds. The certificate was found
in the drawer this morning.
"I cannot account for Mr.. Zell's disap-
pearance," said Mr.. Weeks to-day: ''eX-
cept on the theory that he has been
taken suddenly Ill. His health had been
poor for some time. 1t must be that
he Is Ill somewhere"
The Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Ccal Com
pany, Lehigh Valley coal Company and
Lehlgh Valley Car Company. of which
Mr.. Zell was also Treasurer, are investi-
eating his books, but at the office the
idea that Zell hao defaulted was secuted.
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TRUCK ON the TRACK.
Attempt to Wreck a Train on the
N. ]. and N. Y.
Barrel OF Oil Placed to Set Fire to
the Wreck.
Believed to BE tho Work of q Gang
OF Burglars.

HACkENSACK, y. j., Jan. 22.-De-
tails OF n d%astardly attempt to wreck a
passenger train on the New Jersey and
New York road last night were made
public to-day. The would-be wreckcrs
operated between the E,na and Oradell
stations. about 8 O'Clock.
Henry Vedron's sawmill Is about one
quarter OF a mile north OF the Oradeil
station. He uses a large two-wheeled
truck for hauling logs. The wheels are
eight feet In diameter, and the truck
weighs over 1000 pounds.
This truck, with a large log, was
placed across the tracks, and about 200
feet further a barrel Of kerosene oil.
stolen from the station. was BET up
The %northbound train, which Is due at
Oradell at lis. passed by on time and
met poYr With .nd ~ Obstacle Sssn The s%sssSso shai
train II due, the Instructions were placed
on the track.
Engineer Alderman. of the latter train.
full smash up, but not In time to avoid
a sharp collision. He shut off steam and
applied the brakes, but the engine struck
the truck under reduced speed and
showed i along the track nearly the
The log Of wood became wedged in be.
tween the DRIVING. wheels. and u was q
long time before It could be taken out.
! The barrel OF oil was not touched.
: 1t was evidently the Intention Of the
miscreants to have the oil act as a mag
azine TO fire he train after 1t had been
wrecked.
Just now residents along the road are
In 4 state OF terror. owing to the many
burglarles which have taken place. Only
broken into. but the thieves got very
little plumber. Dwelling -houses have
also been entered. and It is thought an
The attemnt at train wrecking Is also
| lold to the burglars.
SChicken -coops are robbed almost night.
~, n barns are p~lundered. In some
and the ,arcasses carried away.
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DECLINE gin STOCKS.
London Was . BiS Factor In Aiding
7 4 Bear Raid.

The bears had the market to them
selves at the start this morning owing
to the fact that London made no re-
spouse to the rise here on Saturday.
Foreign selling orders were received,
and while they were not particularly
heavy In the aggregate, they were sum-
Client to bring about q decline OF IA to
"a per cent.
Sugar was heavily pressed for sale.
the presu mption being that Congress will
legislate adversely to the trust. which In
making Q big fight to secure some pro-
tective duties.
According to private cables. the Lon
dor market was disturbed by the serious
drop Of silver following the action OF
the Indian Government with reference
to silver matters. details OF which were
given In The Evening World' on Satur-
day.
American Sugar fell / rs to 80 Ia, do.
preferred 9 TO So l-2, canada Southern
va to so IA. Burlington a Quincy l2 to
70 SIS. St. Paul 5-8 to 60, Louisville / to
IS 3-4, New York Central ia to 100 3-4.
Union Pacific l-2 to 10 3-s and Northwest
l-s to l02 3-s.
Subsequently Chicago Gas rallied I, to
SO 7-S; Burlington rs, to rs L.; North
vest to los IS; st.: Paul 10, to 6SI-2:
Rock island 3-4, to ss IA; General Elec-
tric l-2. to 36 "a: Lake Shore 5-s. to l27:
New England "a. to Is "a, and Western
Union l-2, to IS "a.