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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-31
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
HYDKouKAPuIC BULLETIN.
WEATAAa BUREAU oKr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRICUL-
TURE. w WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO. Janu-
airy So. r. NJ. The pressure Is highest to-
night over oregon and Nevada and lowest in
southern California. but there has been a TALL IN
pressure throughout the entire Pacific Coast re-
Nevada. Light snow has fallen in Montana and
Eastern Titan. aud The conditions indicate that a
storm OF considerable energy is central In the
Missouri Valley. The pressure is increasing
slightly in British Columbia and in the Canadian
provinces north of Montana.
AS yet no storm conditions on the Pacific Coast
are manifest, but the slowly falling pressure is
producing condition which would permit of the
rapid approach OF storm. should one appear
within the next thiTty.Six hours.
The temperature rising throughout the In
terror of California and along the southern coast
the Following Is the seasonal rainfall as M
pared with the seasonal for last year TO the same
date: Eureka 1882. last season 1856: Red Bluff
2l43, last season 14.4Z: Sacramento 1880. last
season 5.19: San francisco 10 Sc. last season
1881; Fresno $50 last season 3.86; Los Angeles
1857, last season 5.32: san Diego 929, last sea-
son 244; Yuma 1888, last season LAP inches.
San Francisco data: Maximum Temperature to-
day % deg. minimum 42 deg, mean 4S deg No
precipitation
Forecast made at San francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. January 81:
For Northern Caltfornia-Fair weather; slightly
warmer IN the east portion nearly stationary
temperature in the west portion; fresh, generally
northweSterly winds.
For Southern Caiifornia-Fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature; fresh northerly winds
For NeVada-Fafr Weather nearly stationary
temperature.
For Utah-Fair weather; probably warmer.
For Arizona-Fair weather; slightly warmer In
the east portion.
For San Francisco and vieinity-Fair weather:
nearly stationary temperature; fresh northerly
winds. w. ~. HAMMoN. Forecast Ofictal.
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TIE STOCK MARKET.

On the first call yesterday the market continued
quiet and fairly steady. Con. Cal a. Va. selling at
So 3503 40, Ophir at 81 IS and Mexican at S9c
On the noon informal session these figures were
maintained and even more. Con Cal. IL Va. ad-
vaneing TO IS SO bid Norcross to sic, Ophir TO
81 10 and Mexican to sic. After adjournment
Alta sold up to 45c, 1000 shares going. Advices
from the mine stated that the mill was running
smoothly and that the average daily assay was
$33 per ton.
During the week Savage hoisted 81 cars CT ore;
car samples average $31 go per ton. Shipped to
the mint at Carson, January % 264 pounds OF
bullion of the assay value of S6047
On the 900 level OF the Onion Con. mine the
Joint Sierra Nevada west crosscut is in 654 feet.
and the face is in favorable formation. from
which assays OF 81 TO 80 per ton are being OBJ
tanned.
Belcher hOisted during the week SO tons Of
fair-grade ore.
Crown Point has shipped to the Mexican mill
for reduction 497 tons Of gold ore, the average
battery assay sample OF which was so 40. OF
which So 80 was gold.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y q NAV CO., T. Nc. era.
L NELL. Receive r, Ocean Div.-wil dis 1GssSsf93
patch from Spenr-street wharf, at 10 A. tor tho
above ports OF their al iron steamships, VIZ:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, January 10, 20, Feb.
s. 10.
COLUMBIA. January 20 Feb. g. 3, 20.
Connecting via Portland with the o. K. 4 n. Go
system and other diverging lines for all points In
Oregon, Washington, British Columbia. Alaska,
Idaho, Montana. Dakota, Utah. Wyoming Yellow
stone Park ana all points east and south and TO
Europe.
Fare to Po1tland-Csbin. s16: ,rsge SO;
round trip, cabin. unlm ted, $50.
Freight and Ticket Office, 10 Montgomery Sc;
Ticke Office. Palace Hotel. New MONTGOMERY Sc.
GOODALL, PERKINS a. Co. Supts ocean DIV,
1T 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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Exchange and Bullion.
Prnnuce Market

FL0UR-Net cash prices are: Family extras,
SO 40@3 SO q bbl Bakers extras SO 500 8 40:
superfne. 81: extra superfne, So rs p Dbl.
WHEAT-W Weakness continues to characterize
the market, though prices show 40 further decline
OF any consequence. Futures are ra her frmer
No. is quotable at S0eD8.1ac p ctl: choice
S5s4c p cti: lower grades. 70@I7S3ze p ctI:
extis choice Tor milling, S71a(9921ac Waila Walia
Wheat. I219075c Tor fair average. 77ls@tS0c p
ctl Tor blue stem and 67la@70c D ctl for damp.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION 10 O'Clock May-6oO
tons. s97sc; 400 1890: 800. as6sc. December
$780, 95Szc.
90zsc; 800. 901ac; 100, 9014c: 140O, 9Olse.
December-10o. 9114c.
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D and z, block Il, Perry Tract less a strip so feet
wide taken for widening Shartuek avenue, Berke-
ley: So.
Charles and L. E. CritchIow to A. E. severns. lot
3, olocx j, amended map, Moss Tract, Brooklyn
Township; $40.
John Il. and Mary f. E. Hedge to Ora j. Krause
nue. and Camp street. So e 1OU n so, E so, S
" a. lb0:02 10 beginning. being lot l6 and
30 feet Of lot 10, block c. DE Wolf Tract, subject
TO q mortgage, BROOKLYN township; 800.
Mary Hyiand and Margaret Burns to Ebarsta
ESqueda of Oakland, lot line OF Hilbert
street. rs of Twenty S % by e 100, block
$40.
Peter 81. Halter of Berkeley to Equity B. and l..
association "a corporation), lot on Sc corner OF
addison and Fifth streets, 80 10y 81, being the
$500
Sarah R. shafter Emma L Howard (wife of
Charles W.. Mary L. Rorr (wife of John K.),
Bertha s. and Eva X. Shafter and Sarah NJ.
GovarIch (wife of Ed e. TO o. J.. Shafter Estate
Company Ga corporation), lot on corner or Chan
being lots and 3. block 8, College Homestead to
correct former deeds recorded in All d. 24l and
592 d. 422, quitclaim deed, Berkeley; 81.
James Mckinnon OF Alameda to Charles II. He'd
derich OF Alameda. lots aud g. block II, OAK
Shade Tract. subject TO mortgage to Alameda
Savings Bank, Alameda: SO.
Eva Reach 10 Oceana Scoiiay, lot on line of
San Jose avenue. 66:S of Walnut street, 4 33:4
by 100. Alameda; II.
Emile g. Cohen to Lizzie A. Ginon, lot on
line of Santa Clara avenue 200 E OF Eighth street.
L 40 by 1874 Alameda: $40
Julia j. Devany (wife Of DanieD to Daniel De-
vany in trust FOR Annie E. and Ruth j. Deyany
lot beginning at NV corner OF lot 4 and SW cor.
ner of lot 8, thence 100, S so. w loo. so TO
beginning. being lot f. block K, j. A. Neaps Plan
of Pleasanton. trust deed, Murray Township; s..
Builders Contract.
NJ. and E. Schumacher with Henderlong
a nm - lima
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GenaraI NTerchandise.

BAGs-No call for these goods. Calcutta Grain
Bags. 1l4c for June ana July delivery ex-shlp
and 4Sls(945sc ex-wareh ouse: Wool Bags 34a36c
COAL-Wellngton is auotable at ST so p ton
New Wellington, 81 so q ton; Coos Bay, So so
81 90: Cumberland. 81 so in bulk and S13 in
sacks: West Hartley, SIS 81: Welsh Hartley, So
Antbrsseite Egg. ss@ag. Camel IS 50. RosS
Springs. ST: Castle Gate. 81: Pleasant Valley. ST.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar refining Company
quotes. terms net cash Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 5$sc: Dry iranuiated AsAc;
Confectioners A. 45sc: Magnolia A, 414s: Extra
G, 41Sc; Golden G, 35se: ID, S5sc; half barrels,
ssc more than barre!s and boxes &c more.
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GuNaRl LIE.

New York to liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier -. North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Etruria, Feb. 2. 1O:00Ah fEtruria, March 2, 9 AM
Sufania, FeO. 8. :Ou \ NJ A urania. March 8, ) PM
Umbria, reb. 10, II AM UmDria March Is. 10 AM
Serv Feh. -. 4 - ~ iIu'anfa, March IS. 3 Pm
Cabin passage. 900 and upward; second cabin.
$685. $40 $45. according TO steamer and accom-
mc6aLions.
Sreeraee tickets to and from all parts or Europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply
at com pany's ONCE, bowling Green, New York
VERNON H. BROWN d Co., General Agents.
Good accomm cdation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DiM0ND Co,
TnSaTu IL Agents. San Francisco.
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one of the firms who do not do
business with the auction-house and is
backed in the opposition by w. III. Wood,
late president of the Fruit Auction Com
pany. L. Scatena and A. ]. B. Immel & Co.
These are the principal firms which remain
in the fght against the auction sales.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan 80.
URINARY OF THE MARKETS.
JANUARY, 1895.

Silver advanced.
Wheat futures higher.
Barley futures lower
Oats and corn firm. Rye weak.
Hay strong. Beans very dull.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Butter and Eggs continue weak
Poultry lower and m ore plentiful
Game declined.
Mexican Lines In small supply.
Apples dull.
Oranges sold fairly at auction.
Dried Fruits. Nuts and Raisins unchanged,
Mushrooms scarcer.
Hams, Bacon and Lard weak,
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The Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 3o.-Cotton futures quiet
and steady; sales. $500 bales; January, 5.Q4c
bid: February. k.10@512c: March, 5.2o0521e:
April. 5.19@5. zoe; May. 526@5 nc: June, s. 90
as 33c: July, $3.50: August. 5.42@4.44c: Septem NJ
Der, 54T@5.4 Sc; october. 5.52026.53c.
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Stocks in London

NEW YORK. Jan. 30-The Evening POSTS Lon.
don cable says: The stock markets to-day were
dull Consos were lower. Americans were fat
but closed nearly hall dollar better The money
market is tightening little on the possibility OF
an American loan
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San Fraue,seo Meat Market.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugno
terers as follows.
BEEF-First quality, 5@5i5c: second quality
4@4I2c: third do. 3Ql512c . ID.
VEAL-Large $3.50; small, 6Ia@7c q ID.
MuTToN-W ethers. 51aGeec y 10; Ewes, ago
&c q 10.
LAMB-Yearings. 61a@71ac q u
PORK-Live Hogs Sslc for heavy and medium
grain-fed. ana DC q 10 Tor small fat; dressed GO.
514@614e p 10.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30.-The spot market Is dull
at IS. Cargoes are quiet at 24s924s 3D.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter
January, 4s 41ad: February, As 41sG; March. IS
cd; April. As 6sld: May. As Cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. JAN 30.-Consols. 104 ll-l6; Silver
81 Tied: French Rentes. 1927 60c. Bullion info
Bank of England. ESQ. 900
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co,

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL Erz
- fertnightly for the West Indies and 5000
Southampton calling en- route at CheIDOuIs
France. and Plymouth, to land paSsen gers
Through bills OF IadinG. in connection with the
Pacific Mali $. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England AID Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth Cherbourg, southampton. First class
$195; third class, $97 80. For further particu
apply to PARROTT & CO.. Agents,
II 3lS CALIFORNIA;
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Sh "~es.
Money on cali easy at 2% all day. Prime mer-
camille paper. 3@6Z. Sterling exchange strong.
with actual business bankers bills at So SS14
04 S9la for demand and 81 Ss140i SS1a for
sixty days. Posted rates, 81 S9@p4>S91s ana 81 90
o. sO1S Commercial bills, 81 S714@l4 S7Ia
Silver certificates. 6Uc bid
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ~en-s.A
~ Francisco for orts in Alaska GAM, &TE6EA
Jan. 20. February 4. 10, March 8, 81. nAAAS=zAez'
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
Jan. 90 20. 80. Feb 4. 8, Il. and every fifth day
thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay. steamer Pomona,
every Wednesday aU A NJ.
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way ports,
Jan g. 20, rs, 20 aud every fourth day there
after, A. NJ.
For san Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara. Port Los Angeles. Redondo CLOS
AneeIes) aud Newport, Jan. 18. ~, 81. 81 and
every fourth day thereafter. at Ii A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico, 10 A NJ, 25th of each month.
Ticket Ofice-Fsaee Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents,
If 10 Market ST., Sau Francisco.
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Pnrfl.na,s Rusinasa

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 80. -olearances. s1ls.s41;
balances, S23. $40
wheat-vallsy. 75D77lac p ctl walla wala.
Acc 3 busheL
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OMAHA. Jan. 30.-Cattle-Receipts. 1000 Cow
stuff or all grades commanded very nearly steady
prices The supply small There was a very
sluggish trade la stockers and feeders at prices
geneIallY shading lower
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NORN ING HLSSION
Boa-d-5S Water, 81.
StreeG-50 Water, 81.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Boards Edison Light & Power Co, SO.
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RuiIders, Contract.

nj. and 4. Schumacher with Henderlong
Brothers, to build one-story cottage on S line
Day street. l55 W OF sanchez; $500.
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EECEIpTs OF pRopuoE.
oOEAN STE

pates az Deparrure From San FrancIsco.
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STEAMER. prsr1sArros sAn. PrHn
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-20
Where He Drew The Line.

1t was on f-rryboat crossing to
Windsor the other afternoon. A
young and good looking chap sat
besides young and good looking
girl, and they loved and loved.
When the boat was in midstream
the girl was struck with sudden
thought and anxiously queried.
"George, If l should happen to
fall over board, what ,heni"
"I'd chuck you life preserver,"
he calmly replied as he glanced at
the rows OF them overhead.
"But if l didn't catch in"
"rhen I'd chuck you chair"
'But the chair might not fall
within may REACH" she persisted.
"rhen I'd chuck half dozen
over"
George, I might be sinking,
drowning, going down to my death
10 the cool, linn id waters which are
hurrying t. the lake. II the chairs
failed, if the life preservers failed,
what theni Would you, George,
would you chuck yourself overheard
to-to-f"
She was testing him, and. her
whole future happiness hung upon
his answer. He knew it, and yet he
stretched out a leg 10 rest his foot
upon an empty chair and placidly
+plied:
"No, dearest. | am no chucker
from ChucBersvi!le. I'd buy the
boat and back her up to your
And then. the river rolled on and
on, and the girl sighed and sighed,
and gulf came between them
which can never, never be bridg-d
nor pontooned,-F ON the Detr,it
Ere rre's
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-20

A Learned Boston ady.
She was a Boston maid of high de-
gree,
With eyes that shone like mean
descent lights,
And just such pouting lips, as seems
to me,
The kiss invites.
I met her on the Commons grassy
aod,
Near where the fountain plays in
squiriive mood:
She stood rejecting, while a passive
OF gum che chewed.
"It does one good to see this spot"
said I,
"when weary of the ciiy's hum
and buzz"
She ceased her waxic pastime to re-
ply;
That's what it does"
This sylvan spot" then softly
averred,
"The foot of man seems almost
to dttll-."
Her voice came sweet as notes OF
any bird:
"Well, l should SMILE"
"The balmy breezes whispering
overhead
With such enchanting softness
kiss the brow"
In tones of languid melody she
"You're shoutin' nowl"
"And have you noticed, fair one,
how each bird
Seems here tn choose its sweetest
vocal GENT"
[ dwelt in rupture on her every
word:
"I'm onto them"
And how the leaves like moving
emeralds seem,
When III response TO the sweet
bre. "a they shak-l"
Her voice came soft as echoes from
dream:
"They take the cake"
"DO5t wander often TO sylvan spot,
The dreamy sense of quietude TO
seek?"
Soft purl-d her answer: swell, I
take trot
Bout once week."
Ia converse sweet 1 fingered by her
SIDE,
Aud fit that there forever l
cou d dwell,
And as left her, after me she cried:
$50 long, old fell"
was not captured by her voice so
rich,
Nor by her lovely face, so sweet
and young,
But nv he sweet dexterity with
which
Her slang she slung.
From thr Drumn RS Ynrns.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-20

The Sons of ST. George will hold
one of their usual pleasant sociala at
their ball ON Fort street, on Monday
evening, July q Tickets Omitted
IN number to fifty to admit lady and
gen, leman $l, are to be had at the
Golden Rule Bazaar. n
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Ring up s4l. II you have anything
to say to The INDEPENDENT.
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NOTICE.

g u RSCRiBFRS ARE RESPECTFUL LILY
- notified that all inscriptions are pay
aDle trictly in ADVANCE b, the month,
quarter or year.
+. @. O. KENYON,
17-tf Manager.
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ev ry body We carry a Select stock Of
u ois, and guarantee Perfect it ard
FIRST cla.s Work Those who resll de
sire t., be crossed eatly aud natti'y.a d
annot atfor ~ spend much money an
their clothes will do we in cal ing at our
STORE before gong el>ewhere.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Accidents.

John Horrel was badly burned by ali e1-
ploslon ut gas at Well near jefferson
centre, last Friday.
a sun OF Cl rus Knox of Evans City had
4ls hearing destroyed by r1nning a nail
Inlu his cdr.
Penn twp Was the scene OF fire and u
fatal burning last Friday afternoon. A
gas EXPULSION Ia the house of Chris Wagner
sst fire To the baby's clothing and also L"
some other clotning hanging near the
stove. Mrs. Wagner tried To save tue 3D.
by by running out of the house with it aud
rolling ii in the snow; and while so do
lug inc flames IRON the other clUthlng cuu-
muuicated tp the house. and 1t was c0m-
pletely destroy ed. The baby was SO badly
burned tnaL il died uext day. Tne house
" as new one, and the loss is partially
covered by inSurance. Mr.. Wagner was
Away from nome al the time. 1t was dn
Inusualiy distressing affair.
A collision at Keister, AOnday evening.
deial ed The late passenger Train for four
hours. II cuilIded with II cattle car.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
OIL Notes.

The Lentz q Co. we'll on the Miller farm,
deepest well in Butler county. 1t was
Z drilled through all the regular sands And
some distance below the Bra ifurd sand III
all going to depth OF 1866 feet 1t Was
shot several times.
West of Mars. Butter county. furnished
| e good illustration last week OF the sue
cess of looking up some Of these old shAn-
| doned wells. Duncan. Crawford d ca.
hold lease on the McClellaud heirs farm,
ON which we'll was drilled about niue
| years ago and abandoned. At the time II
( was drilled a show of oil was developed in
! the l00-toot and with il the usual ,moun'
OF salt water Al that Time IL Was thought
Ia be an impossibiiry To handle the salt
water and ii Wa cas-j IF and the we'll
drilled To the lower sands, but ON their be
ing nothing disc"ver- in the lower rma-
ti0us it WAS pulled out and abandoned
The new owners a. an experiment put
in shot, cleaned 1t out and put II l."
pumping. and nsEe been rewarded with
20 barrel producer.
There is no toubt many localities in the
l00-foot districts of Butler COUNTY that
will furnish repetition "f the experiments
on The AcClelland farm If properly tested.
1t viii be noticed that Butler county al
this time is tho only part of the Southwest
that has a new field that Is attracting any
attention AT Wh,testown the well un tie
hTker farm has proved a drawing caro-
aud sent the demand tor leases SAY ward
The holders of territory show no di>pusi-
tiun to go SLOW and wait tor printers, bui
are pushing ahead with new work III almost
every direction from the new srrike b.
fore the end of the Week there Will b. lea
wells driiling or starting within u rsdius
ut one mile encircliug TIE Kirker we'll.
Cooperstown-Wu M. 3. Brown l.
doing 100 bbls Patterson d Cas- NJ. 6,
the samr; Collins d Heasley'- M 2 Pa,s
heirs aud No. 8. Starr are showing for sn"a
wells; WulIer's 4, On the Brown; tue
Forest OH Co.'S well on the Harbis"u,
Blacks we'll "n the Hickey and the Fur-sl
Co.'S on the Downing are sll looking GOO
Brownsdale-The completed wells al
the Eshelman and Johustnwn are making
from 6 10 bOls. an hour; KHugeusmub
d Co. got the tools Odt OF No. 2, Johnston,
Monday; Knox q Say, have sbandonrt
their well on the Cooper aud are muvihs
the rig: Griesbsch & Co.'S well on N,
hnsutf ia not showing any oil in the Third;
Bniard d Co.'S well on the Cashdullar was
shot and is showing some uil; Weir d CO..
we'll on the Nelson Is showing no oil III ID.
100 foot; Boisrd d. Dale plugged their n. .
IN the gas sand, snd arc drilling u ne~
mole.
WhitestoSn-Half duzen new welt
are drlduP. EiSler ON tie Martin is show
iDg some oil; TwItcneIi d Co. ON the Fru>h-
kurn has been cased. Eleven rigs Yr,
building.
AsFs-Dunean, Craa ford & Co.'S M l.
on The McClelland is good for Is ubls
ST. Joa-Reib-r & 90. W II ou tbs NIX
Ssllur is being drilled to deeper sands
Herman-Phillip, we'll on the B.,
came in last week and Sas doing 60 bbls.
This extends this field, though 1t is very
spotted territory.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Phonograph Concert.

Prof Lyman II. Howe of Wilksbsrre,
Pa will give Phonograph concert in the
Presby terian church on Friday eve ii "
Feb 9Th Rare mnsical gems both vocal
aud instrumental rendered by Americas
greatest singers aud musicians (including
srlectipus from Gilmore's band, toe U. =.
Marine band, Bald cadet band. jules
Levy and Walter Everson) iecitstions by
eminent elocutioni1ts and sounds from
nature made By animals, birds etc. are ac
curatsly reproduced by this wonderful in
strnment and in a tone loud enough to
entertain au audience of over three thous
and