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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1895-12-08

Henry Morgan (coll was tried by
Mayor Mcdowell Friday charged
with stealing $40 from Oscar Troupe
man of his own color. Henry was
bsund over to Circuit court under a
$500 bond. Jim Moore (col.) was
tried before Justice Foote Saturday,
charged with being an accomplish
Of Henry Morgan's, He was also
bound over to Circuit court under a
bond of $500. These prisoners were
captured by Capt. Munger after a
long and tiresome search.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1895-12-08
New Boxes, New candy.

Just received, a fresh lot Of Haw-
thOrpeis Candies. Come try a box /;
only 25e. A. G. MYERS.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1895-12-08
COLUMBUS COTTON EXCHANGE.
weekly Cotton statement.

The following is the weekly statement OF
the Columbus Cotton Exchange for week
ending December 6, 1895:
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1895-12-08

1t seems that the people Of Column
bus are in the market for the pur
chase of pianos, when they can do
so at a great saving ana direct from
the factory. Mr.. Jellison, Of the
Kimball Co, is sending out one or
two per day, aud as several are on
the way yet, to be delivered, he will
remain here a few days longer.
Those who have not yet bought VIII
do we'll to see him. Old pianos
taken in exchange. Easy terms of
payment if desired. IT
The Century Book Club met last
Wednesday, December 4th, at the
home of Miss Annie Peyton, on Col
lege avenue. In the absence Of the
president, Miss Sheriff., Miss Laura
Harris very gracefully filed her
place. Interesting papers we're read
By Misses Estis. PeYton, Harris,
Hutchinson and Lipscomb.
Photographs taken in cloudy as
we'll we'll as clear weather, and sat
isfactiOn guaranteed at FeldOtto's
photo gtudfo Main gfrnet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Mass. Sept 20.-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin will say tomorrow
of the wool market, that the market Is
very steady with a brisk demand for
Australian with prices higher. Best
Sos combings have been sold for so cents
clean and Cos cannot be bought for less
than 40 cents clean. The Australian
clip opened Thursday at Sydney. Az
erage combing cost 40 cents clean land
ed. smart advance on last years op-
ening. justifying present prices here.
Domestic woods are dull and still suffer-
ing from foreign competition. Georgia
wool shipped abroad brought but Is
cents. The lowest price ever paid in
this market was Is cents. The sales
of the week are 2.5200 900 pounds domes-
tic and .4s7, 900 pounds foreign against
2,299,0 900 pounds domestic and 3,034. 900
pounds foreign last week and 2.645,0
pounds domestic and 1,511,000 pounds
foreign foreign for the same week last
year. The sales to date show de-
crease of 919. Ill pounds domestic and an
increase of 36.643, 500 pounds foreign
from the sales to the same date in 1898,
The receipts to date show a decrease
of 10, 4l9 bales domestic and an increase
of 2l1, 795 bales foreign
Sydney, n. S. W., Sept. 20.-Since the
opening of the wool sales on September
-, 10.100 bales have been sold. The
market has been active and I'D above
last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Sept co-Coree-opttor
opened barely steady. with Se7te-nh~r u
points higher ard other Taocths - y
r-sn-S lower: near deliveries firm or COW
er5ng: deliveries weakened under favor
able crop outlook. closed steady. near
months unchanged 70 y points higher. d.
tart months points lower Se2te-noer.
81. ISlsI5 L.. December. ga ssfll4C5
Spot-Rso duh. No. :. Ih.c. Mid duh.
Cc1soy-z- 1s as
SA-;o@-Fi7n. GOOD average Santos -
80. receipts. z.co1 bsgs. stock. - 90
ba<s-
Hauburz-s;ezssy: [alz pfeaz!n< aS-
vance. szseS. 100 hays.
fss0-F IN. No. : Rio e. tSs- errhar-zs
IG-3 rere pts. 100 he--s. clez-@S; To- ne
Caife,s Stztsc- =. 90 bers. for E11cSe. =
CD bsEs- SIX. - .srs hz<s-
Warehouse Ce..ver.eS from View York
YESTERDAY. 49, bag. Mex YORK stoc.
:o,szy sf.S. hs<z. U1sfed ststes s-o-k-
- - bags. aSozt for TIE Tnlte-. St&f~s.
- as cass. .otsl Elssbie s1pr}y foE ths
Urit~5 States. SIX ozgs. against 20 &c
ba<S tzs- year.
Hzvre-C.pene1 ssszty. :. f-z,c savsoos.
closed stes6y. , % =. f-z,r sevzzcs
Sz.es. l4c.E bzz&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
Louisville 9: CINCINNATI 6.

Cincinnati. O. Sept. 20.ACincinnati
lost the game after ii had been won,
through Rhines' wildneSS and errors by
Vaughn and McPhee. Dwyer. who
replaced Rhines in the seventh. was hit
hard in one inning. The Reds hatted
as we'll as the Colonies but their hits
were scattered and the strong fielding
Of the visitors cut off several runs. At
tendance leo. Score:
II II T
Cincinnati 80 p 0 I l o o O. 6 IA 4
louisville 20 o ! 0 0 5 O. 9 13 l
batteries: CinciHnati-Rhines Dwyer
and Vaughn: Observation-Disclosures
and Spies Earned runs-Cincinnati 4:
Louisville 4. Two basehits-Cunning-
ham. Spies. Holmes. Latham. Three
hasehits-Morrison, PARROT Home run
Burnett. Sacrifice hit-Burnett- Sto-
len beses-Burnett. Latham. Double
nlavs-Spies. O'Brien and Monehan-
Bases on balls-Of Rhines 5: off Cunn-
lnsham >; off Dwyer l. Hit by pitched
ball-By Rhines l. Struck out-By Rhi-
mes 4: by Dwyer 1: by Cunningham l.
Passed balls-Vaughn. Emipre-O Day.
Time 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
CHICAGO 4: ST. LOFTS q

st. Louis. Mo, Sept. 20.-The Browns
lost today's game through costly errors
by the infield and We're unable to make
a run, although they batted out seven
hits. Anson's Colts made six hits off
Rreitestein's delivery and were able TO
score all but two. Attendance LOCO
Score:
r Fl E
St. Louis. -.0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 % Z 3
Chicago .......0 0 , > 0 0 0 - s .
Batteries: ST. Louis-Breitenstein and
Often; Chicago-Parker and Kittridge.
Two basehits-Apson. Stolen bases
Ryan. TRULY. Arson. Double plays
Parker. TRULY and Arson; Ryan and
Arson; Dahlen, TRULY and Arson.
First on balls-Off Parker /: off Brett
enstein 8. Hit by pitched ball-Sheehan.
Struck out-By Breitenstein 4; by Par
ker >. Umpire-Emslie. Time-200.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO


Chicago Sept 2o.-Hogs-R~~~fp.s H.
o'o. market active; heaSy. - 75445o: mir
e.. - <-fi{ 80: light. g. fcsI<eo
CatJe-Rere iTs;s. 500. market quiet bsfe
generally steady. be@ves. = tg1sG werf-
ems $0@f4.3e. Texas steers. y sci 1bo.
stockeTB and feeders. q stel<ss
Sheep--Itecetpts. f3.os: market steady.
KANSAS CITY.
kansas City. Sept. S.-CAttis-Rrc-fpfs.
5.ssr. shipmsnts. Zoo. besst slonx: % h~rg
weak: TsxSs seters. s. bslfs N. he<s Ets--r~
= sJll5.50. native covs. = is-sI1 70. stockeTs
AMI fs--ier@ s,Z017"
Hcxs-ttecetpts, 6 60. Fh!rrne~sts S1s
market weak ard losor. hszxs~. g 6sa
80; packers. tc%J+5e: mixed. stc043:
EsfIts. t2.7sG<3
ehs@p-Rscelyts. z51o. shiprueu-r. 400.
market stead "a rnut.ons ;1Z030o.
ST. LOUIS
g. Lou,s Sept caffi@-Rsreip.s -
s,p: shspvner "a. 80. s1eaf3y. snir1linE sts~rs.
81 Hssi5 -. STRIKERS sEs fessirs. 81 E1z q
Hor~-Rec efptH 40: shipments. snp:
rnarks. lower. heavy. "a rsg4s5. pacSsry.
- GOT -. lg98f@. u fs1f4 =.
Shsef-f, ecetpts. $50. shipments nonss
market sf-Uag.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Sept @.-Pork--Cash. s.oe,s
January. ss421..-
KANSAS CITY
Kansas Clty. Sept aD-Butter-Crean
ery. l5Isd1sc; ce.ry. 1+tflSc.
Egg+Weak. &c
Hay-Steady; timothy. S.5oc9iio; prai
Tie, S45oIS.Vc.
ST. Louis, Sept. 1.-Butter-Uncha hanged
Egg@Firn. EXC
Whisky-$i.2
Iead-Dull end heavy At tho late d.
cline Sellers were asking go. but coulc
find on buyers at that
Spelter-Held at 800
Cotton ties and bssg!nv-Cnchan<ed
Pork-Standart mesA, Ss.2is-
Iari-Prme steam. S.7o; choice. I-T1s
Bacon-Shoubiers. oboxed) 500: longs
SO: shorts. &s-iH.
Bran-Steady. with buyers At TIC foi
east track
Hay-UnchanSei.
Wool-Cnchanged-
NEW YORK.
New York. Sept. ro-Corn meal-ouss,-
Hay-Barely steady.
Hops-DuH.
HideS-DuM
Iyeather-Quiet and steady.
Woos-S;eady, isaac. pulled. Dc.
Beef-Quiet: beef hams. 1916.
Cut rneats-Stesdy. picked bellies. ga
fard-Fasv: western steam. closed = q
asked: october. closed 80. nominal. re-
fined steady.
pork-DuI
Co;tonse-d ocI-ouiet: buyers and sell
ers apart
yTaliow-FirTn: city. &c.
Petroleum-Steady; United closed. IL
bid.
Tur-,e-tine-F'irm-
Rice-Easy.
Molassez-Quist-
Sugar-ReHned very strong: standard
A. 4i.64 7-isc: confsc;;orers a. y. a TIC.
cut loaf. 5lIS 3-1sc: crushed, G1S 3-lsc. pow
cer,ed sr.lIf i2Ifc. graduated <At44 s-ls--:
cubes. 4asf.4 Pie. Raw. firm: Cuba mo
sasses sugar. - test, 2a.c: refined firm and
fairly active.
Pig i-on-Fs-rl: southern. flL5dI40:
northern. ti2pffl4op
81. Dgf7f2 =.
Ieaa-sieasy: brokers, Sit: exchange.
x5E
Tin-Fgrn: straights. ;lls5g7Ato; plates
hruer.
LIVERPOOL.
IFve-rsoof Sept et-Bacno-St eaSy. 80
rnand moderate: short ribs. = pounds. BE;
long clear Light. - 20 q pouIsss, H.. IoT'g
clear heavy, - rounds 5+z 81 short clear
backs Light. u pounds. 81 81. short clear
TnSS6ies ard heavy. a Y0En1s. a. clear
bellies. "a 20 q pounds, - g
Shoulce-~-Sgusre. = 20 q pounds. -.
Eauls-Short cut. "A 20 - pounds. "a 81
TsEox-FTus So--a American. nominal
Beef-Extra Indian Tness. 10 g.. prime
rnesE s.s.
Pork-F'-tr7e mess. hne western. Sss &C Z.
d rnszzturn. sls 81
LArd-FI-r1. prime western. % d; re-
fined On palfsB. -.
Che>~e-Igun. o.srns-1 ,soo-. f-~~. Ar-~--
scar white tasE). Is. fnes- American
cc,IOre9 new. ia g.
Butter-FI1est Ur.1te6 States. -. Eoo1.
ga
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 81
Cofso-zsssd osl-I2verpooi refined. IN 81
Iln@sed ofl-2zs -
Refrigerator t%ef-Fore-s 12r-er1. I'd.
hinsQ1a-t~rs. sd.
Bleaching r-oSceT-Hzr1-po@ o b.
Liverpool. = -
H0sS-At I,o<son Goacfac ooaso. 4 Ia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
BOSTON 5; NEW YORK g

Boston, Sept. 2o--It was a pitchers
battle all the way through today Rusie
was trifle more effective but Nichols
was the steadier. Bases on balls finally
gave the game to Boston in the eighth
Nichols had almost perfect support
while the work of the Giants was poor.
Stafford distinguished himself by a
magnificent running catch in the sixth
Attendance 1000. Score:
+ II z
Boston .....00 10o2 o2s- /
New York III 0 0 0 Of o 0 Is 4
Batteries: Bostcn-Nichols and Ry-
an; New York-RuSie and Wilson
Earned runs-Boston 1; New York ..
Two Observation-Disclosures Stolen bas-
es-J. Bannon, Duffy. Long 8; Tenney.
Double play-Harrington and Tucker;
Davis and Double. First on balls
Bannon, Long. Duffy .: Tenney. Nash,
Ryan, T. Bannon, Stafford. Struck out
Tucker. Harrington. Rusie 3 Passed
balls-Wilson ?. Umpire-Hurst. Time
i 40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK.

New York. Sept. 20.-Agents have ad-
vanced prices as follows: Massachu-
setits plain den1ms IA to 1-2 cent; Amos
keag tickings all single letters IA cent.
There has been no activity TO the de-
mand, yet in quiet and indirect man.
ner many inquiries have been made for
staple and colored cottons and consider
able business has resulted. Garment
manufacturers and converters have
placed their inquiries but the unwilling
ness Of sellers 10 make contracts beyond
October has restricted sales. Printing
cloths quieter and if anything frmer at
3 is cents.
FALL RIVER.
Fall River. Mass, Sept. 20.-Print
cloths firm at 3 -.
MANCHESTER.
Manchester, Sept. 20.-Cloths and
yarn-Steady; somewhat inactive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
Rye-Steady: No. regular seInng a.

-StSuGys NO fsE9taf cS8Auk -
Sc
Barley-Nomiral
F'laxseed-Steady. at eoi1c for spot
Timothy seed-S3 T-0tfe.
Recelpts-FfoUr, ZOO. wheat. q. 600. ccr-S
e5.eo: oats. $500.
Shipmenis-F1our. ecco: wheat. ispos
corn. loo; oats 2oeol
NEW YORK.
New York Sept. a.-Wheat-Reccip,s4
10l 30 bushels Spot. weak. No, rcd.
exc: No. hard, sss.c. Options showed
firmness during the forenoon on better
cables than expected good foreign buy
arg and local covering. but tnrn~f wesk
In the afternoon. under free realizing.
closed sc lower. September closed 6zsAcs
December. 64isHsJ'sc. closed s@iac-
COrn-Receipts. 10000 bushes: exportaI
e. 100 bushels. Spo; weak: No. ,. 3si1c.
Options weak al kny. heavy receipts
proving a demorahxing influence; closed
1Af9I3.c lower. September cboe<d 3si.c; Do
ce-nber. 3JA.c.
Oats-ReceIpts $1,000: exports no bsisse,-
els. Spot dull: No. 2 24i<c. Options very
dun. selling OF In sympathy with corn
closed weak. September closed NC: D.v
cember. 2$A. llesT.c. closed 2slxc
Buckwh~at- ryre and barlcy-Duil
Barley malt-NominaL
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Sept 3p--The receipts oe
wheat during the pzet tribes Gays were
$500 centalS. c4nuidtng lzs.so Ameri~sn-
The receipts OF American corn during the
past three days verc C.. 700 cenfaL&
Weather continues inc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
GRAN NsrkFT.

CHICAGO
Chtraxo. S~p-- 5.-Whesf-Cls1. 81
Lsoernbe-. ~. Nay. e.
Co-n-Czsa. -zizc. MAJ. = 49,
Oz-s-caEk. ~. Ds-ceFrs,srr. 1s5.C. HaF.
49,.
KANSAS CITY
Kzn~s@ CITY. So Nv ssss---D.--sz -.
szi~. ! cent i0TsT. No hzsS. f7f1fzs<c.
30. : re1. noEn1rs--sy. sSgS1c. rss..cts1. 80
60
co---i4a1 cot ir-s-. sso-zs 20. srlEse-
-sE-si[r. No white. ~
Ozts-Ssc&s7-~. vr-T ar-n- Sss n.rs1. =
G5Sc. No : Ehs-es -er1r1c
ST LOUIS
s. LoTsz. sSS.s- p Ht2-z.-S-sfe ~ s--n
hg- 900 eerZ nss5 Or f7ee =. lzrK al weak
r@ss "a co~1- csosscs Ses< z-z3 sc~rr tEzs
yeTzsrfzy. 10. I'D. eaec- 90. s~71srr-
b<r. 81. Issoea5he-. 49, III. Ma. 80
;askz<s
Cor5--EF eSke- % S0Es- fc<usSs1r AL
fc-@.<n - sr<sta. 1r&f4y ers,fsEg c1s4zlssz-
stlg gr.<eT y~@css-s1y-s e-ssrsg. No
r..6e1 casa = y a-sxetss sss,fs-at~f. -.
Is4re-Tt,~- So Esss.s. Ekg. - = sN<s1
1A2ts-Ifza zr>S SsA& f1r f4i1rse- tzt
got sazs& s-eEs~ oofs-s. SPOT bs<sF. 10 =
rsSh- IL. Szpsezza~r zs@<c. pesxa254<. ~
ce2ts as<r-. Lay. -i.e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
PHILADELPHIA 10; WASHINGTON

Philadelphia, Sept 0-Philadelphia
batted both Gilroy and Wordsworth
hard today and won an embarrassing
game from Washington. Attendance
$50. Score:
r Fl f
Philadelphia II o 240121 4L15 u 2
washington 20 1 0 l 3 0 1 o. 6 10 .
Batteries: Philadelphia-Orth and
Grady; Washing Moles-
worth and Mcclure. Earned runs
Philadelphia 4; Washington 3. Two
basehits-Madison, Mcclure, Gilroy.
Three basehits-Thompscn, Turner.
Home run-Thompson. Stolen base
Delehanty, Madison. Struck out-De-
mont, Joyce. Double plays-Demont,
Crooks, Cartwright. First on balls-Off
Orth 3; off Gilroy 2; off Wordsworth 8.
1t by pitched ball-Sullivan . Wild
pitch-Orth. Passed balis-Gray. UNI
pire-Murray. Time-2:0O.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
WICHITA 0AERTH


CATTLE.
There was txh: run - stock ~ .hS
ya-SsH yesterday. There were roe csfris
enough 20 maize n market. ttf ;he COM
rrli-r<so-. men reported nothing rev IN sba
outlook. axid Tho MARKET would have beeo
cot better Tran sfszGy.
HOGS
TSght r~cespf- ~ hos are es1es|t ~
-f@ Tro~s-ot OF low prscea for corn. ars
farmers VIZ feed hogs bS-x fs~r
VII T<sn 4 pound. TIE reggi. SiA -
hssvy ho<s fSfe- IN TIE ~aarsn sis
re-- cocHrsf 20 waEoa S~Eve~fse. ssd
rysSsxst ~ gsEofs<t cs.fs S.1xsr
REPRE- TENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
Western League Games

INDIANAPOLIS 20: MINNEAPOLIS y
Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 2o.-Score;
Il II L
Minneapolis % 0 0 0 o 0 3 "a I.
indianapolis - .
Batteries-Biackburn ana Wilson, no
gan and Fisher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
Brooklyn .....1 01o40 0 0 "-6 10
Baltimore ..0 o 4 0 o 0 O Is

Batteries: Brooklyn-Stein and Daley
Baltimore-McMaho and Robinson.
Earned runs-BroOklyn 4; Baltimore l.
First on balls-Of Stein =; off McMa
hon 2. Struck out-By Stein 8; by Nc
Mahon 2. Three basehits-Corcoran.
Two basehits-Stein. Sacrifice hits-Da-
", Griffin. Umipres-Gumbert and w.
ClarkSon. Time-1:4S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
COTTON MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, Sept. 30.-CottorS-Ffrm
r,Iddung. ,7sc; low rniddlinx. nc: net re
cespts, 3,7M bales; grows, AtsS bales. Grea'
Britain. 2ll2 bales; coastwise. 6ts bales
sales. LOO bales: stock corrected. V.2s
bales.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis. Sept. 3.-Cotton-QEet: mid
ding TIC: no sales reported: receipts
55l bales: shipments. 10 bales: stock, 7.0''
bales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
THEY'RE IN DANGER
ORIOI Els NEED BE VERY CAREFUL
OF TIE SPIDERS.

One Game More or Less Makes Big Diff
ference Spiders Have the Fewer
Chances to Yin but SO have the Orioles
the More Ch,nces to Lose, as is
Shown by the Percentage Column
Phillies Come Up Another Notch with
Good Long Lead for the Third Place
The Bunch aud the Stragslers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
PLOT = HAEKET.
NEW YORK


SeE To-E. S-pf- > --Fh11--fsecs.p.s r.
CD ha-T>is. ssgorts- E.sS ha-ress- Gs-si
ard eAsF. buyers KEEL ssz,ys.s-5 zf-c -es-srgT
,.ur-azs-s a.. .nrare< 20 bod ~
Re sosr-S.s zsty-
BlsckSnez, colr-DzE
ST LOUIS
s. Lo9ts. S<SL 2s.-Fioc---Salet. s;ssty
patents. = .5z1 20 extra fzzcy- Ls-zf- >.
fancy. GGszzs choice. I<fSzS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Sept 0-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's shows the total
clearances at the principle cities and the
percentage of Increase or decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
CLEVELAND 6: PITTSBURG 3.

Cleveland, o., Sept. 20.-Cleveland
played a good game in the field. AL
though the players did not hit hard they
sacrificed when necessary. Hawley of
the Pittsburgs gave five bases on balls
and the men behind him made errors
at inopportune moments. This accounts
for the following score:
r H Z
Cleveland .....2 0 111Os &c 2
Pittsubrg ..-..1 1 0 0 001o-3 9 3
Batteries: Cleveland-Young and
thinner; Pittsburg-Hawley and Mer-
rift. Earned runs-Pittsburg 2 First on
badls-Of Young /; off Hawley 5. Two
basehits-Young. Three basehits-Beck-
ley. Sacrifice hits-Burkett, Mexican, G.
Iebeau- Struck out-By Young 4. by
Hewley 3. Stolen bases-Cross. EMPIRES
Mcdonald and Jevne Time-2.00
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
WICHITA POULTRY co.

AIT7oraz De had s1ft. - r,y1pie sd.
= z<Ee<21z 80. az a.sszz frura Ss-ssrx fra,
Tier eszl< pafzs zssh r1zr fsss ae1riF 6ee-
80 Sz-4kcE esch zsio-t ie*s0a acsf y
sxStfnskxsa D-szs:<h,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21

This is theexcelleur foppery or the werld'
that. when we are sick in fortune we make
guilty of our disasters the sun. the moon.
and the stars: as if we were villains by
necessity. fools hv heavenly compulsion
tuayes. thieves and PREACHERS by spherical
pyedomiaa noe.-Snakesneare
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-21
NILwArKEE II: DETROIT IL.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept 2o.-Score:
II z
Milwaukee ...O7eo2 o-,7 u 4
Detroit .......2 l o o Q y S--1- 10 D
Batteries-Elliott. Stephens and Lee
fluer; Fifield, Whitehill and Twineham
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Not included in total.

Not included in total
New York, Sept 20.-Bank clearings
SIS, 69S $50: balances s5,674,967.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 20.-Clearings
80 75S 306: balances s1.5H,214.
New Orleans, La, Sept. Chickering's
S175 600
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TO RUN AN EXCURSION.
Wichita and Western to DO the Nice Thing
by its Patrons Circus.

Division headquarters are flooded
with letters from people along the line
asking for an excursion 10 this city on
the 2Sth inst, the same being the date
of the Ringing Bros. circus.
Usually railroad companies do not
care to run excursion trains for cir
cuses but the requests from their pat
rons have been so unanimous that they
have consented
The train will leave Cullison in the
morning at $50 and viii get into Wich-
ita at 9 O'Clock, thus giving the wish
tors an opportunity 10 see the parade.
which is a grand feature OF the Ring
ling Bros, famous show.
The train will return in the evening
at O'Clock. thereby giving the excur-
siOnists plenty of time 70 see Wichita
and have a good time and at the same
time get them home in good season.
Mr. Hartman and MIR. Mcintyre are 10
be thanked not only by their patrons.
but by the citizens OF Wichita for COM
plying with the reques, for the excur-
sion. II is no small thing for the peo-
pie OF Wichita 10 become acquainted
with their neighbors and at the same
tine 1t is a nice thing for the good peo-
pie OF southern Kansas 10 have an op-
portunity 10 come in TO see the metro
polls Of their section OF country.
The interests OF Wichita and south
ern and western Kansas are one and the
same and the closer their people come
together the better Il viii be for all.
The fare for s1e round trip Will be
very satisfactory and a great days
sport can b. had for very little cost
Il is hoped that the accommodation OF
the railroad VIII be highly appreciated
and the best way 20 manifest this ap.-
probation IS by buying tickets By the
thousands
The train VIII have cars sufficient %
accommodate everybody and good cars
a. that
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Brooklyn, n. Y, Sept. 20.-The Brook
lyns hit the rejuvenated Mcmahon hard
enough today to beat the Orioles. Stein,
who was In the box, was at his best and
with proper support his opponents
would never have been dangerous. A
running backward catch by DAILY in the
sixth inning was feature Of the game.
Attendance 1000. Score:
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SHE-"It can never be. All car promise
you is mere acouaintanceship. He
Then accept my offer OF marriage. II will
drift into mere acquaintanceship fast
enough. ''-Indiauapol Journal.
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THERE ARE LIMITS
SOME ARTICLES SEEM TO HAVE
REACHED THEIRS

This Is Represented, Notably, of Iron and
Steel, for which in Some Cases Europe
Offers More Favorable Terms-Wheat,
Pork Products and Cotton Still Halt or
Fluctuate Between Opposing Consider
ations-Leather Quotations q Mixed Lot
and Hides Lower-Situation in Cotton
and Wooden observation-disclosures.
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Real Estate Transfers

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
Matte f. Brown. Sd. lots a % Ea-
gle 81 Jones add. 107a
Sarah NJ. Chapman wi lots o.9 25S
Lawrence ave Hyde and Ferral
add. -. -. ............. 5000
Z ECKERT lots S. So Enporia
ave Eagle add td......... 81
y W Widdoes wd lots 81 SIS Getto
add -. -. .................. 400
] ] Harrison wd lots 80 T. Tellman
81 Kirkpatrick's add... so
Caroline d. Lent. ID. e On u OF lots
, 10 Seneca 81 Glendale add. 90
J ] Harrison Qcd. lots $ Tillman
81 Kirkpatrick add... 50
Louies Darlington I'd part Of lot 3
in Sc ee-27-Is 10
Mortgage releases. ....-... 800
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LINCOLN 8; DIES MONIES 4.
Desmoines, Sept 2O.-Score:

OCoIIIOIIIeS, Sept IU-oCUIt.
r II E
Des Moines 20 0 2 o o 0 0-4S 6
Lincoln .......0 1 0 0 3 0 0 - 10 8
acknowledgements and Mcfarland;
Kimmerer and Speer
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ST. PAUL %: GRAND RAPIDS 2.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 2o.-Score:
Ri +
-. Paul. 1901 IL Is Is
Grand Rapids0 OILS 11l . 10
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BURLINGTON 10; PEORIA 7.
Burlington, Sept. 20.-Score

r H E
Burlington .....2 4 o 201o Ito IL 8
Peoria ...........0 0 3 0 0 2-7 5
Batteries-Weimer. Nichols and
Lynch; Roach, Hansen and Dugdale.
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ROCKFORD IL; QUINCY 3.

quincy, III, Sept. ZU.-ScOre:
r H E
Rockford 100 0 4 3 0 8 / 0 Ill is 3
Quincy ........0 / 0 0 0 0 2 o. 3 10
Batteries-Underwoo and Snyder;
Parvin and Borland