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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01

WASHINGTON, March 81 - President
Cleveland's Veto of the Bland bill has re-
suited in proposition Cor national COZ.
vention of the west and south to form a
new political party. based on tie demand
for the free coinage of silver. The propo-
sition comes from certain radical Demo-
cratic congressman who believe the time
has arrived when the psrty's salvation in
the west and south demands that it should
repldiate once and forever eastern DOM
ination on financial policies. Western aud
sout bern Democrats who are at the head of
this movement declare the veto of the
Bland bill shows that thu administration
has set its face toward the single gold
standard.
Representative McLaurin dem. S. c.
has taken the bold iniative in this step.
He has prepared the proposition and lt
Will be followed. he says, by call signed
by Democratic silver congressman.
Mr. McLaurin says he has talked with
many of the southern aad western MEM
bers of congress and he has yet to find n
single Democrat who has not agreed with
him that the time has come when eastern
financial ideas must be repudiated.
First, he says, IL was Thought this move
ment should take the form Of a CONVEX
tion of the governors of the States in
terested, but they We're SO widely
separated geographically it was feared
united action could not be obtained. It
was therefore DECIDED to call national
convention He said in the fight that he
believed was to follow, the dividing line
would be the Allegheny mountains aud
the Potomac Iiyer-tGe south and west
against the east. Party lines would not
necessarily be drawn. Members of all
parties would be invited. The issue would
solely be monetary one.
Representative Tracey, (Dem. \. ",
the anti-siver leader of the house, says of
the proposed national convention OF the
south and west to form II new party: ut
is a rule or ruin proposition which cannot
prove effective. IL will simply strengthen
the administration. IL would be queer
spectacle to se. the south reject the
alliance of New York. The interests of
the south depend upon their ability to Co
operate with Democratic states of the
North. Even if such a movement proved
effective, it could only result Ill dividing
the Democratic vote in the north AID Civ
ing the northern states to the Republicans.
1 be south will not jeopar.iize its own in
terests by carrying such movement very
far
Representative Bland said the plan had
not yet been submitted to him. He was
Inc ined TO regard it as chimericaI, but
said the Democrats of the south and west
would never again be fooled. They would
put none but tried and true silver men on
guard hereafter.
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SEAL PoACHER IN PRISON.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 81. Advices
have been received here that Captain O.
G. Hansen. known best as the Flying
Dutchmau." daring seal poacher, aud
the crew OF the schooner Emma. have
been captured by the Russian authorities
and are in prison at Niadivesiock. The
schooner has b-en coDfi>cated. Hansen
had long s;efi-i the aul horities, having
bsen a successful poacher despite most
PERSISTENT Efforts to effect his captar-.
Duriug rec-ut storm lie encountered :.
Russian mau -oI-war and ende ,vared to
get away The wind blew the sails into
ribbons and tie Russian ship was soon
alongside. Hansen asserted that he va,
driven along tue Siberian cost by stress
Of weather and WAS no poscher, but the
Russian commander refused release MIN
and towed the 10 sner 10 Vladivessock.
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Ru-ie has at last quit blufiing and
signed with the New York.
The clubs OF the National league used
GO ba-ehalis last season, an average Of
80 for each club.
Billy P.immer. the champion bantam
weight pugIlisi, has engaged Soily Smith
TO travel with him a. bis sparr.uz partner
on his coming theatrical tour.
cablegram from Paris states that
BilliaIdists Ives and Shsefrr find business
very dull in that country. and viii sooa
be hr aiding for home.
Mike keegan, a railroad contractor and
race track pluDgsr, died a. 81. Louis In
Urinary on Mondsy OF Cancer lie made
= number OF big winnings IN hts day. once
doing the bookmakers for SS4 0D0.
The candidates for the Yale crew have
been given no work for week Bob Cook
and a couple of coaches viii arrive AZ New
Haven this week and decide upon he pr
sonnel OF the Tale crrw, which will repre-
cent the varsity at New Londoa is Juos.
The South st. Paul Athletic club bss
organized for the purposs Of off-ring ca
COO purse for the Jack-on-C oruett hxbf.
the mill 10 occur on a goveSnra-Dt Island
ia the Mississippi river. opposite fhs south
-. Paul stock yards, aud about i've miles
below 81 Paul
II j. reported tha: the eres; English race
horse M-ddlsr, who wa. osDesi By the lsre
squire A Abingdon aud purchased By IS.
II. Forte Of BOSTON, after the formers
death. sill be trained this fall M-sid e.
was toe best year-oid ia E1gisnd ia i-<,
Jo-Jo. the Freneb-Cauadian ismp~r.
how berg trained 20 tbe fair grounds by
GrorS- Wentworth for tho 5.f0D~sS-reisa
Civil Service cur. whieh viii be decided 10
Iocsa next fall. Jocks ike = Texas rsustsng
pony. II. j. light hrownish ch-stnot.
vita white hind stockings. aud. sithouza
very small h. gee oF~r the sticks Ike
Trnaes-e-. Americas greatest jumper.
The supreme court % Mas-sch us<lts bas
decided tba; note given 10 psymyst Of
bet On b0rs< racing i Illegal SID cannot
be collected By process o. law. Tss YER
diet = IN toe Csc Of Ira &. Bride ~
Char.es T. Clark in which tue defendant
fnsde a note for soS5 for pools On = horse
rac- cod 10 Nc~ Iors The dsf-nss
e.xssn-6 thai TIE coos1dsrstsoa wss Illegal
=. Z'egsese. S.rdo-'s mapsger. n Fs
spouse 70 the .iat~fneat frDsss N. YORK
itzi he bad failed 70 keep al .rSsS-as=at
fOT the siSo.oz os articles fer coates.
-Ifa Luis CIR. a. ~ Louis yesterday
.asd no fi1oe bad ben 81 for fae zig alag
CT an ciss % s-r~sra-uf. b1s tia. ~ ES1l9
he mo-. happy % make an zppg3ste5s8t
for Cyr Or aaT sser snzr. 4zd sOsid uSt
rei1s any sepos.s OF forf-st noaeY.
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that it would purify ard promote mon.
rrchic feeling. The prince then invited
{. d putntion TO luncheon aud chaTted
ire ~ on various topics with iIs mem ers
The three thousand tickets for the grand
Bismarck kommer-. held at the Phiihar.
monte hail here touiIht, were all sold be-
fore Friday, and the greatest enth usias m
WAS di>pla yed by all present AT the ban
unet. Several members of the Rrichstag
made speeches i'm which Prince Bism arck
WAS most sympatheticallv referred TO. all
the references TO the aged statesman call.
ing for h loud applause.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS HAND.
Emperor William has not forgotten the
sx-chaacr llor's Dirt hday, and Is sending
his ahjutsnt from Abbazzia to convey his
personal congratu az ious TO the prince, and
further mark of the reconciiat on
which has taken place between them, two
forts OIL the heights of ~. Quentin, near
Ieiz will, by the emperor's order. he re-
banned B smarck Heights amidst general
public rejoicing.
All the members of Prince Bismarck's
family have arrived at FREDERICKSBURG in
order TO take part in the birthday celebra-
tion. So many d-putations have been
ANNOUNCED 10 arrive at Prince Bismarck :
home tomorrow, that il has been found
necessary 10 courteously intimate to them
the prince will he unable TO receive all
WHO ar~lre 10 call upon MIN.
SUPPRESSION OF SOCIALIST ORGAN.
The suppression. in Alsace. of the
Socialist organ. Nnk> ZeiIung. by Prince
ron Hobenlohe-Schi lings Fugst, lie leu
tenant OF the emprIor in Aisaoe Lor-
raine, is strongly condemned by the
L beral and Rad ical press, which attI ibates
% the prince. the motive OF a petty desire
20 show that the director clause of tie
exceptional laws not aimed against social
sm but against the peTslsteut opponents
If German annexation, which ha~ b N q
lead letter Tor ten yecrS past. >till -XiSts
AeRARIANS DENoUNCE WILLIAM
Failing to Gust Won CaprivI from Office,
me A-rarisns are now aiming Al a
higher goal. They declare the Russo
German commercial treaty WAS carried by
.se personal Influence of the emperor,
Fhicb. they claim, makes Itself felt ia
every in portrait question. They denounce
his soc.lled ab>oiutism, as n danger 10
tse monarchy and To he empire.
ROYAL OUTING is COSTLY.
The short ness of the stay OF Emperor
Francis Joseph at Abbazzii, togeth her wit h
The absence of the Leaning statesmen of
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congratulated the prince upon his recent
meeting with the emperor, saying this
was consonant with the feelings OF all
Germans possessing national sentiment.
Prince BiSmarck's work, he added, was a
Oeneficent heritage Great cheering).
Prince Bismarck, in replying, said since
he had retired from Office the kindliness
with which his friends regarded him ill.,
creased yearly, and. probably never before
had minister who b ID vanished from
the scene for four years been so honored.
It was not lie alone. however, who effected
the unity of Germany. To accomplish
that, the good feeling of his countrymen
was Necessary THAI feeling had been
ever reciprocated. Prince Bismarck con-
cluded with calling for cheers for he pros
perity OF Hamburg. He afterwards re-
ceived the polytechnic students of
Armstadt, Stuttgart, Carlsruhe, smoking
and chatting with them half an hour
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AFrER pELINQUENTs.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Sergean,-at
arms Show of the house OF representatives
has made an effort 20 arrest W. &. p.
Breckinridge, now concerned in the breach
of promise suit. and bring him to the
house in accordance with the special order
adopted to compel the attendance OF abSe nj
members The order was adopted to Sc
cure a quorum OH the Joy-ONeill con
tested election case. Represent tive Pat
ferson Tenn.) in charge OF the election
bill, put through q resolution Thursday
that the sergeant-ar-arms be directed C.
arrest and bring to the bar OF the house all
absent members. a general warrant was
prepared and signed by the speaker. To
avoid the trouble arising when the ar
rests were made during the silver debate,
the names OF absent members were
specified in the body of the writ. II is the
first time such precnution had been taken.
The pane of Mr.. Breckenridge of Kentucky
was. OF course, among the absentees, as he
has been continually absent since the
sensational law suit begun.
The warrant Was given TO Deputy Ser
geant -at-arms Robinson TO serve on Mr.
Breckenridge The officer went to the
court room yesterday, First Assistant
Moeller accompanying him owing 10 the
care which it WAS thought desirable to ex-
ercise The case was in progress and
the stand at the time. The officers first
saw Marshal Wilson OF the Dis, riot of
Columbia, who is the executive officer of
the court. The warrant was shown Mr. Will
son. who stated the warrant could not be
served while the party was in attendance
on the court. The house officers had no
desire to adopt harsh measures. They
recognized that q serious conflict of au-
thority between the house and the court
might occur. Having done their dety as
far as practicable, it was deemed exDedient
not TO attempt the arrest or 20 embarrass
the defendant in the case by presenting
this further complication TO him. Had
the attempt at actual service been made,
however, Marshal Wilson would undoubt-
eG!y have resisted it.
The Warrant is now being executed as
TO the other absent members. Three
deputy sergeanis-at-arms have left the
city To arrest con0ressmen.
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oLoSIgG STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money on C.ii.

NEW YORK. March 3f.-Monsy on call easy
at per cent. last loan per cent, closed per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a5ls per cent.
sterling exchange duh and easier. with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 ssa4 ssta
bills; posted rates. - .isas So Commercial
bills u syssa4 81. Silver certificates. ovsc.
The total sales OF stocks today wrrs
2.SE Atchlson 4.sD American Sugar 400;
Burlington 5.sG Chicago Gas 9.aQ. Chss-
peske and Ohio. 42.S1 Distliliug aud G.
r. $50; Louisville and Nashville 400: Mis-
souri, Pacific; ). iW National Cordazs 100 :,
Omaha 400 Reading 3Bn. ST. Paul i3.S0.
Union Hacilc I'D Wahash. Slrcfrrrd 2asn.
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IMPURE BLOOD.


II Is a matter Of COMMON belief sud sx-
| periepes thA; spring tifns - the srasoa
that brings certain arrangements Of body
dependent uyoa blood impurities. This
belief - 81 old one. snd true one.
The fact - that there ara thrss dissines
csusss for blood coBtaminsti-.s-, and sscfs
demand a different remedy. They are.
atmospheric ehHu@ss. when require a
tonic dlg-s,iFe di.;nrb tsc@s, watch
require a. alternative r. wiH
thus BE- seen that the blood dis-
orders Of spriBg have dIstine: STiaHv., snd
the numerous failures 70 get rritsf from
the uss .. blood sBesiicla~s are many siDes
due 10 fhe general dssf~xsrc II tbe@s fActa
Il requires but the siixsiesi a;tssts0n 20
ones ssaH symptoms 90 decide W3~tnsr Is
IL tonic or . laxative that j. nsoss DsszisSs
ia any case.
1.-THE syInp;ofa. zfs g-nsral ss.liss o
lsssifs.is. RESTLESS. dis;afi-d sl~~p. SikE
fzn;sst.c dreams. esufa.90a % mind eszv-
lag spp~tit~, Hsts sometimes iO-s = az
petite. tesry. tired fesiiaGs issixTssissa.
akin .. upi-s. etc. P-Sa-es IL adapssd -
the case. aud H.ssr fails 20 DrogxriJ ears
every case.
Nan-aiia.
n. hozsTer 49, si1sssssBs are z xzi8sss.
f1ffsd torgB> fAlcs 5isot. biffsr fssst@ ia
the mgafs. bsastes ts-lspz sft.r safaax.
cyoet Epzfsoa, lex n~s=s seize. dep ts4sF
.t~~p. siSb a csrsssx8f des8s~ % si~ro. d -
Nsn-s~i3a fDas j. ne~9esi. sn6 - 80 ~
uss 81 u viii ry5sssasss sEd eiessA. 80
vso.s ssssSEn.
Lz-c5sp.-s-
SaeGii che syE.D ss.s~ - gzias slons sbs
issn.s. Srs3sy. 6osss. fsAlag. p~fsssssz.
seadsca-. s1slsszed .is1es. s9sfts4a3ea ~
csschsrxs ~ mater. estate usrss-. sh-
sc~s~-s. bod rSosssas - zsy kisd. sd
tssns 81 AgTso<zs iscgxAes1 - uizkE La
en-p s-s j. . sf~ciee
Use FssaiiT Fby sigisE M. q tr-sskss
o. .2rsss ns-<gbrs9<. AL Gi~saa~s. - -~zs
.r.s 10 -ay 3iasrss by Jhz ~ "a "a D-ag
AsssszclaFlsx esnp&ay II C@sAsabss.
Dsso.
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NEW YORK. March M-CofYee options
opened Irregular. generally easier. bat rallied
partially. again easing of. Closed steady at b
points advance to 10 points net decline. sales,
s.50D bags. including May, sis IS; June sis AZ
as9 July. tl5 G.; September, sis 90 November.
s4 -. spot coffee-Rio. quiet but steady.
No. :. l75s. mild, quiet but steady; Cordova.
lgi4ai3f. sales. none. Warehouse deliveries
yesterday. ROT bags: stock Ia New York to-
day. 81 40 bag: stock IN United States, 7l4.-
"a bags afiost for the United States. 1s2 Oh
bags Total visible available for the UBitets
States. f7s.zis bags. against last year Ss0.z<
bags. Hsvr--Msrket quiet; sales. soo bags.
prices i4stsf higher. cleared FOR New York,
Loo bags. London-NaTke t quiet. prices IN
changed to ID higher. Ksmburg-Market
quiet; sales. 500 bags: prices unchanged.
Rio-Narket steady; No. 8. u $40. exchange.
lis: receipts. s.UDD bags. stock, i51Ng bags.
cleared yesterday. = is0 bags. ssnto~-Msr-
tet steady: no quotations. receipts 90 bags:
stock, 80 90 bags.
SUGAR Raw, Inactive and weak: fair re-
filming. To centrifugal - tsst. IS isc. sales
ss0 tons Cabs centrifugal, aiken By sy~c aistors
for English account. at 10 cent. Refined.
inactive; No. O. aleaS7tc, No. :. 2 S-Isc. No >,
Liza r.. No. .. BIAS s-i6c. No 10 i-isc. No.
II. ta3 5iGc. No IL siEaa 3 Ice No. "a. Is be.
OF a. 3 ll-Ieasc. mould A. s-isatiSe- stand
ard A. 8 I-i6ssaxc. confectionery. . Is. lsss+.c.
cut loaf. l3-lsssc: crushed. sztasc- Powdered,
f5-losSy-Ec. grsnuiated, i-Isasl4e. cubes, tSis
a9izc.
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CONSUMPTION
SURELY CURED.

To THE EprruR-Piease inform your read
ers that l have positive remedy for the
above named disease. By its timely Use
thousands Of hopeless cases hare been Per
manenily cured / shall be glad 10 send
two bottles of my remedy free 20 any OF yo,.r
readers rho have consumption II they VII
send me their post once sidreA
T. A. Slocum. n c. la3 PsaxlSk Nsss ToRk
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NV ORLEANS. March sl.-Spot cotton
firm SaleS. spot, i.3D tales. 10 arrive 81
bales Low ordinary Sc. ordinary g..
good ordinary Us. low niddling :. u.iddling
fair l-ls, Receipts net. 3.5s7; gross tl35 Ex-
ports: continent. LIS. cosstwise, 81 stock,
81 .s5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3i.-Co;fon future
quiet and steady. Sales 25Ss bales April
- Ia. ~ lay s, "a. "a. IRE s. d.. e. July
= ga ~. August : ga -. September s. a.
~. October $ ssa7 ~. November :. s-as 81
Decenlber 50 sEts -.
II. LOFTS March 3I--Co;ron firm. higher
middiing -: sales sss receipts Lac. ship
Yoel:s / est stock % nsI
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Copyrighted lss. by the Associated Press

copyrighted 1894 by the Associated Press)
BERLIN, March 31-The S1st birthday OF
Prince Bismarck occurs tomorrow, and
will be celebrated with greater enthu
siasm and more generally than ever before.
The ex-chancellor's reconciliation with
Emperor William has given impetus &c
the celebration which may be said to have
commenced today and will last until Mon
day.
Every post brings letters and gifts &c
FREDERICKSBURG, and these come from not
alone all paris of the empire, but also
from wherever German is spoken. Tn.
gifts arriving are more handsome ano
numerous than ever, and include the Gus
tomary plover's egg from lever A featur~
Of the festivities viii; De the part the
German ladies will take in them. A
commencement twelve ladies yesterda,
presented Prince Bspark with an illnmi
hated address upon which WAS the heading
tradng: ITO the founder OF German
unity"
This address was signed by loo, 60
concentrations of Hess, Baden
Pal .tinste. II was enclosed III an ex-
quIsi artistic casket and was accompanied
~ IA gilt OF 40 bottles Of wine of the raresi
md oldest Villages Prince Bismarck IL
tie lively interest taken by women L.
polite, WAS great step forward in the
pai IA of progress. AT the conclusion OF the
TX chancellor's response, the ladies com
peied for the honor of filling and lighting
his pipe, proceeding which CAUSED, APP
parenuiy, the greatest delight to The man
Df blood and iron.
PRINCE Is VERY oUTsPoKEN.
Deputy Beumer, on Thursday last,
beaded deputaton from Dusseldorf
when presented the prince an address
stating the new life boat, at the island OF
Noorderney, in the North sea would bear
Prince Bismarck's name. The TX chanel
Tor. in reply, delivered a lengthy speech,
reminiscent of his visits to various sea
side resorts. and coverily defending the
criticisms upon he part of his newspaper
organs of government measures, " b Oh
criticism, he said. Was so far from beiu-
Incompatible with monarchial sentiment
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ADMITTED HIS CRIMES.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March Sl--Alex.
Paris, a young man. wsnted III Cincinnati
fer forgery. was arrested IN this eiiy today
under the name Of c. W. Hutchinson He
is charged with forging the name Of the
superintendent of a railroad 10. which se
worked. In kis pocket was litter IN
tended for bis mother. He admitted lis
crimes He had in his possession bank
notes sggrrga,ing $3.50, presumed 10 be
forged=s.
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TIE HEYERMAN CASE.

WASHINGTON, March So-The record OF
the court martial IN the case OF Comman-
der Hryerman reached the navy depart
ment through the mail today. L. was sub
mitted to Judge Advocate L-mly for ex-
animation, TO make sure no informality
exists shat would affect the finding, and IL
will then be submitted TO Secretary Her
bert tor his approval. While the result
has net yet been made known there IL
some reason to believe the court martial
has found Commander Heyerman guilty.
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the two empires, precludes the idea that
| the meeting between rbe .mnerors at the
seaside Was other than crremouious. The
visit oil the imperial family of Germany 10
AopaZla IS running up an enormous ex-
pense DILL Some idea of the cost of the
trip to the shores of the Adriatic may be
gaI hered when it is mentioned that the
special trains which have been run TO
AbbaZzIa, fIrst with the empress and then
with the emperor. cost 10. 900 marks each
each journey. Then, there is the
expense OF travelling people at
tached to the suites of the emperor
aud the empress. the hire OF
the yacht Christabel; the rent oil. two villas
at Abbazzla, the expense of living there
the cost OF ENTERTAINMENT. gifts to the pour
people OF the neiyhborhood, etc, aud il
may be roughly estimated that the sojourn
OF the emperor and empress at the seaside
resort Will amount to between 400, 600 aud
500, 600 marks.
GERMAN WOMEN ACTIVE.
The woman's movement in Germany is
making great progress. The congress
ctiIed by the lady delegates to the worlds
lair at Chicago met here Thursday last II
Is the Intention of the ladies to form
union of all the charitable and humane
societies in Germany, in order that the
work OF the societies may be con-
inctrd upon a broader plan. a
thorough exchange of views between the
i.heren5 societies is proposed. aud it seems
Likely that The movement will have de-
cldedly beneficial effect upon the female
mind in Germany. In order TO avoid poll
les, the ladies confined their discussions
Questions interesting women, but the
delegates decided to exclude social Demo
Gratis from their meetings.
GERMAN PAPERS SCRAPPING.
The kiadd radal CHI announced today it
had received an official order that it cease
its attack upon foreign officials, the de-
mand being accompanied by the admis-
sion that Irregularities had occurred
imong the officials referred to. the
Reichsanzeiger tonight declares the whole
ION of that paper. that no demand has
upon foreign officers or officials
HAD INSULTS TATooED.
AT Erfnrt, while stripping before an
Irmy doctor. conscript revealed that he
lad phrases, grossly Insulting to the en-
Jeror, tatooed ali over his body The con-
Crypt Is now awaiting trial on the charge
Of treason.
AGAINST AMERICAN JEWS,
The KIssi,n authorities have refused to
honor the passport of man giving the
name Of Sergeant Isaac Cohen, and claim
n2 to hail from Fort Warren, Mass. Ser
seant Cohen was desIr US of joining bis
wife and family at Warsaw, but on &C.
count of his being jew, the Russian
authorities refused to allow him to pro.
iced. This Is not the first case of the
kind.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS,


On the Produce exchange today the buite-
market was steady; creamery 4ss1r. dairy
Ealsc. Eggs dull; strictly frr<h s1.al0c
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-For the last day of
the week and month business was of good
average among the commission merchants,
the mail and wire orders calling for fairly
good assOrtments of printed fabrics. c,licoes,
dress goods and colOred cottons. The spot re-
quest was for general assprtments. WOolens
were In light request. Printing cloths were in
better demand at > 3-l6 cents for "a squares.
The tone of the market is steadier,
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THE EVOLUTION

OF medical agents is gradually RELOCATING
the old-iime herbs. pills, draughts and
vegetable extracts to the rear and bringing
into general use the pleasant and effective.
LIQUID laxative. Syrup of Figs To get the
tue remedy see that it is manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup company ouiy.
For sale by all leading druggists.
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the government forces had been success
full. Finally an armistce was effected. but
upon what terms the consul does not say,
but he does not express the opinion thai
there is hope Of permanent peace. as the
natives are in y hostile mood and cannot be
res raiued