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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10

Union Pacific. which broke per cent.
With q Subsequent recovery Of ~ per
cert. DisiilIrs vas a notable exception
10 the general market at tina opening,
being strong AZ an advancs OF = per cent
on reports that President Grsenhut would
be delSoF-i from the recsvsryhip OF the
company. and making n furtner risa on tte
ccrdpiishment Of the prophscy. Tbs
defeat OF the Springer bill IN tbs houas
the sweet had largely discounted tho re-
suit. Late Friday afternoon the aasaxkst
received setback. general atssocosnt-
rneuf icing felt that the Eovsrun lsnt l0s n
shoul4 tie only *. % 90. ard also BY reA-
con of the fact tha, the government could
rot make the bonds AZ = prizes lees than
=. rer cent when "a per cent ~as the
during TIE nego.istions The Cori2xs
shares ccutirE Ted their down ~arf career
ard sales zsre MADE az the lowest figures
ever tDuehsd
The bond market was quiet toesy- ths
sal.-s azrresating only T,te 90 Sor7e %
the usually Inactive bonds rsie6 boveS.
The rnark-f during the week Uss cniy
foot,ng % piEs 90. Generally re fes.
csncy AZ prices Wa Downward
Iacob Zierisr OF AneSrzon. fr1. sens Q
srsft 10 bls brother al So Petersburg.
prs.ia. yesterday. ard n isffsr urging hin
sn6 his family 90 leave iha' country -
soon a. possibis- TIA vas IL srs-sy To
bis h-o;hsE'S isfie- ssyfzS that ss-sseni:gs
% Hebrews bad h~Sn feBunst z. -
P~.errbsrF ard otaer ys1s - Et.ss
with FRA; activity. s1d fis IT. 49, 49,
% rsz.y others vno have set i"fS-e
An1erics ASKING 70 Eet OF; o: be s~Sney.
were IL danger.
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Estimated Receipt. Scare HOG Rivers.

Chicago. Feb 9-The total receipts OF
cattle for this week were slightly in excess
OF II. 900, against g, 473 last week and A.. 752
a year ago. The demand was light and
values without noteworthy change. Dress
ed beef and shipping steers were quoted
from $40 10 $50, and cows and bulls from
$l.i5 to $5.s5.
Yesterdays advance in hogs was all
wiped out very soon after the opening
of trade this morning. and later In the
forenoon IL was difficult TO find buyers
who were willing to pay within 5000
cents OF that days prices. The close was
very bad and a good many hogs were left
in sellers hands At the close $.i5 was
regarded as about the top OF the marekt.
Sales were slow and the bulk OF them
below $40. The sudden reaction in the
market was due TO the prospect of largely
increased arrivals for next week. the re-
cent advance being depended upon TO slim
ulate buying among country shippers
day of the week There was an active
and firm market at Fridays advance, or
at S2.75Ni.i0 for common TO extra sheep
and at S3.5065.25 for lambs
Receipts-Cattle, 200; calves. 100, hogs.
q 900; sheep, 5000.
Omaha, Feb. s;-cattlezReceipts. 5000;
Trade ruled dull and fat cattle sold
slowly at l0415 cents decline. Cow stun
was In fair request and about steady.
Calves ruled weak. and rough stock lower.
In stockers and feeders. trade was slack
and prices shaded of on all but the good
heavy grades.
Hogs-ReCeipts. 500 Trade was slow
with prices 1920 cents lower than yester-
day, the medium and heavy weight hogs
selling at S.90eI412lz. with light and Hight
mixed stuff at s3.7oTf4oo. The market
was dull and draggy all day and closed
weak. Sales were largely around $500
400.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 A good demand
1t strong prices.
Kansas City, Feb. e.-Cattle-Receipts
400; shipments. 1900 Market slow and
weak. Texas steers. S3ooG3.95; Colorado
steers. s.. 9OfTi.O0 beef steers, 6 55l!5. %:
stockers and feeders, $2.Ooa3.oO.
Hogs-Recepts, l2,700; shipments, 500.
Market 10 10 Is cents lower Bulk of
salesfi, S3.95fI4l5; heavies, S.00fii25 pack
ers. S3.g1Gi25; mixed. x3.S0r4i5; lights.
S3.e0di.0o; workers. $3.scd4.oO; pigs. $3.i0a
3S5.
sheep-Receipts. $500: shipments. none.
Market steady.
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FOURTEEN IN A BATCH.
Anarchists Sentenced at Liege, Belgiur
for DynamitIng.

Anarchists Sentenced at Liege, Belgium,
for Dynamiting.
Liege. Belgium, Feb. 9.-The trial Of
the German anarchist Mueller and thir-
teen others which has been in progress
here since January IA was concluded to-
day.
Mueller and westcamp were sentenc-
ed to penal servitude for life. BroiSch
and Bach were sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment. Fossenti was sentenc-
ed to four years imprisonment, Wilke
and Schlebeck were sentenced to three
years imprisonment. Madame Schlebe
was SENTENCED to six months impriSon-
ment and five others were acquitted.
The anarchists were charged with
blowing up the house Of the burgomas-
ter of Liege on April % asst and with at
tempting to blow up the church of ST
Jacques, in this city. The leader Of the
gang, JagotkaSky, alias Baron Stern
berg, disappeared after the burgomas-
ter's house was blown UP and was sub
sequently arrested by the Russian po-
lice 1t is believed by the anarchistic
that the baron was an agent provo
cate"
Excitement followed the announce
ment of the sentences Bach INDUCED
in furious oubturst Of rage and laun-
ched a torrent of abuse against the
bench, calling the judges scum vii
lains,'' and saying: You have COM
mitted judicial murder; there is no jus
tice" Bach then vaulted over the
dock bar to the court and struck right
and left. After a severe struggle dur
ing which the spectators Were almost
panic stricken, the anarchist was over
powered and removed from the court
room as he continued screaming out
insults of the judges. The rest OF the
prisoners watched the scene calmly.
On February during the progress
of the trial OF the anarchists, Mueller
caused a sensation by declaring that
his companions were not concerned in
anv of the explosions with which his
evidence had previously connected
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TRIED To CHER Up.
Stock Market Mako. One Feeble F1utter,
Then Sinks Back Again.

New York. Feb. s--here was reaction
from the severe depression % yeEgsriaY
CT the stock exchange today - the
opening Iricss were generally = fraction
higher. but the Improvement Ess Tot %
long Duration. and before 'h- end os
the first fifteen minutes tire Esa:ke: had
become dull ard lost al % its tone The
annual report OF the Northwestern ratl-
read was made public about this nrae
showing a ocfci; OF si-sJs.yss. against
surplus OF $50 5f for the year isze. THIS
led 20 a selling Fnoycrssfst h that Stock
which was quickly communicated 20 ne
-est o, the active LIST and prices continued
"a cs~fire- % The cieee tie fnal sales being
a; or near Ire io~est figures % TIE Cay.
Northwest LED In tie transactions. opening
:. Der oea. hfghsr. Advancing = Per cs-t-
thea breaking ~ Per cent ard closing
i. Der cent bsio- yesterdays last prize
81 Paul surtuzret within a range % =
PEI cent eiosing q, a cecir@ % = per
cent Burlington lost apre- ce1f s1t
last !. pr esat The tr11inz izteFss,
81 re llst vas Hzht- Declines we're go
;zblIsbea IA Tobacco preferred. - pr
ssnt; Toh1eco esinrnor. y. psr o<st. >,
cent: rsrihc Nall. Lake Shore. Ia c1sfs
Gas preferred z-c Edison Electro e SsT
York. ! PEI cent. Ss. EsngiSrd. Z r-F
b1rE. C!ncirlna;i. Chicago sna g Louis
--oYpsd -. Yer cent o. sale % % r1sre1-
On TIE week The stock -lar&@f t2S nees.
Suii TIE z74Ss sEgregAtfnE ozlT sAss7t
Share Tie fryss-sccy D. tse nam ErE
downward. prtces bsEi1riDE - rsE faf
r@rv rrs, Ga- % the week. ths erTr~ssaou
-ei-S tz-Fsly d9@ 70 tie icisY - Afs1fsaist'-
.nx iks government oon1 Issue Dts-eT
f-erogs IL TIE hezTincss O. ss.s 14afsif.
T@-~ re ss.sszs ~ The Lnirr faet1c fss-.f-
.ur ffi IN she house o. representative
arA fhs gafz~orahle stgte--sat, 81 saru-
res % z~rtSrr rozGs- Lo1121 "a
s1tiSr cs az sa.S latsscs ~ s-ca..iseS. ss.S-1.S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
LATE NEWS By WIRE.
Items Of General Interest From All Over
the Iniverse.


AT Dover Del. yesterday the thirty
eighth ballot il the United States sena-
torial contest was taken without change.
The house ways and means committee
Yesterday devoted most OF its session 10
a discussion of the Behring sea fisheries.
The treasury yesterday lost s22e. 600 in
gold. $40. eco from New York and SIS. 90
from Boston, leaving the gold reserve
81. sae $50
Bunco Kelley was yesterday sentenced
TO IMPRISONMENT for life in the Oregon
pententiary for the murder OF George W.
Sayres-
At Boise Idaho, there were three pairs
Yesterday and the vote for United tSatss
senator resulted: ShouP. u; Sweet, Is;
Claggett, 10
The bill prohibiting alien ownership OF
land was taken up yesterday in the Mis-
souri, legislature under an adverse COM
mittee report and placed Oh the calender.
One hundred and twenty-five warrants
were issued by the federal court a. Indian
apolis. yesterday. for violations OF the
revenue laws and for Illegally selling oleo-
margarine.
The credentials OF Nr. Berry DEM
of Arkansas. for the term beginning
March 4, next. were presented by his COL
league. Mr.. Jones, in the United States
senate yesterday
In a terrific fire al Iorden. Afinn-. yes
terday. the Morden hotel and Commercial
hotel and half a dozen business buildings
were destroyed. Losses ana origin Of the
Ere are unknown AT nrNSsne
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LIVES WERE LOST
Continued from Second Page.)

nous extent to which usury weighs
upon younger officers of the army funds
were especially created in all the army
corps, from which officers momentarily
embarrassed could obtain loans at a
very low percentage. These funds have
nov cen a,nalgamat, at the 'tance
of the emperor into one fund, the en-
peror increasing the sum total by a
large contributor out Of his own purse.
The fund is now known as the Wilhelm
spende and the minister Of war Is made
its central bureau.
Considerable comment has been caus-
ed in court circles by the news that
either during February or at the begin-
ming OF the next month, the emperor
and empress intend to be the guests of
the French ambassador, NJ. Herbert, at
a grand diplomatic soiree, which is to
be held at the French embassy. AL
though it is well known that the en-
peror has a sincere liking for NJ. Her
bert it is said that the immediate cause
of his majesty's decision to attend the
soiree was the liberal manner in which
the French embassy was decorated and
Illuminated upon the occasion Of the
emperor's birthday.
COURT GOSSIP.
According to court gossip, too, the
emperor and empress have accepted an
invitation to visit in May the Inter-
rational art exposition at Vienna. The
king and queen of Italy are also expect
ed to be present.
The ReichsanZeiger announces that
Emperor William has conferred the
Grand Cross of the Red Eagle on Wis
count Aoki, the Japanese minister to
Germany, who, on Jan. %, presented
his majesty with the insignia of the or
der of the Chrysanthemum, bestowed
upon the empemOr by the mikadO il,
recognition of the services rendered to
the Japanese army by the instruction
given by German officers to japanese
officers. Emperor William. it will be
remembered, has conferred the Collar
of the Black Eagle upon the emperor of
Japan in return for the order Of the
Chrysanthemum.
The United States minister, Mr. Theo-
dore Runyon, and Mrs. Runyon, were
among the guests at a small and ex-
elusive court ball at the castle on Wed
nesday night last.
Mrs. Cloves Symmes entertained a
number of American residents at a per-
Torrance of private theatricals on Wed
nesday evening
Mrs. Anna Berg, wife of the German
assistant commissioner at the worlds
fair. and daughter of z. G. Halle of
Chicago, died on tuesday, and was buried
yesterday. DR.. Won Boetticher, the i'm
perial secretary Of state for the Interior,
brother-in-law of Mr.. Berg, was one
Of the mourners.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Feb 9.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity-Fair;
nearly stationary temperature sunday,
probably warmer Monday.
For the past twenty-four hours the high
est temperature has been q degrees, the
lowest degrees. and the mean Is degrees,
with warmer, partly cloudy weather, nsht
south TO fresh north wind and high baro-
meter.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 8 degrees.
For the past six years the average tenn
perature for the month of February has
been IS degrees, and for the ninth day
81 degrees. FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. Feb. 9.-Following is the
forecast up to p. m. Sunday:
For Kansas-Fair: probably signify
colder in east portion; north WINDS.
For Enthusiastically fair; colder;
northwest winds
For Colorado-Fair; probably slightly
warmer: variable winds.
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Coffee Options.

New York. Feb. s-Optiors opened ire
e-iIar December advanced Is points.
others RENTS higher 20 points lower;
ruled generally firm. closing steaty at
IefI15 Points advance, but quiet Sales.
co. hsgs. including March. SASS: Sep
TENDER, Sl43C11s55; October, sI435l II %.
December sl4S5s1I475.
Spot coree-Rio quiet: No. :. 1870. Mid
Goree contract. opened Irregular with
December points higher. The improve
nient was started by European cable
orders for December contracts This In
undated the local sellers and very little
coffee was for sale. The market closed
steady AT q net advance OF lo<di5 points
Warehouse deliveries from New York yes
terday, 2S74 bal s: New York stocks today.
1850 bags: United States stock. -. %
bags; sfoar for the United States S5.10
bags. Total visible supply Cor the United
States, 1856 bags. against tsi.oSi bags
last year.
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FOUR BIG SUCCESSES.

make good all the advertising claimed
for them. the following four remedies
have reached a phenomenal sale: Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton. coughs, and colds. each bottle
guaranteed-E,lectric Bitters, the great
remedy for liver, stomach and kidneys.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the best in the
world. and DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
which are perfect pill. All these rem
edies are guaranteed to do just what is
claimed for them and the dealer whose
name is attached herewith will be glad
TO tell you more OF them. Sold at the
drug stores OF Charles Lawrence and
C. Gehring.
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New Orleans Races.

Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Festival,
10 8. won; Ransom, to 2. second; In
soTcnia, so to 1, third. Time :05.
Second-One mile: Jim Henry, s to 1,
won; Contest IL to l, second; G. B. Cox,
1 to !, third. Time 1:49A
Third-Six furlongs: Philopena, 10 to
l. won; Bill White, to 5, second; OAR
win Wedgewood, to l, third. Time
1:19&,
Fourth-Handicap five and a half
furlongs: Furlong, to /, won; Miss Lii
ly, 5 to 1, second: Tramp, to 2, third
Time 1:11A.
F'ifth-SiX furlongs: Manoa, to 2,
won; Jim L, rs TO 1, second; Folly, 10 to
l, third. Time l 30.
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ALAwYER's TESTIMONY.
Attorney Isaac r. sugg I'm the Witness Box
for Pe-ru-na.

The eminent lawyer, Sugg, OF Green
Vile. North Carolina, well known in the
supreme court of the State and United
states, when asked what he knew OF
Pe-ru-na stated: II take pleasure in at
testing the efficiency of Pe-ru-na. l
have used it in my family and am salts
fed it is meritorious and beyond all
question the best medicine for catarrhal
troubles have ever known keep IL
in my house and use it when MINK
necessary"
AS a remedy for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis. catarrh of all varieties, and even
consumption in the first stage, Pe-ru-na
has no equal. A valuable medical book
on catarrhal diseases sent free by The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio.
For free book on cancer address, DR..
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
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What is

Castora is Pitchers prescription for Infants
Children. It contains neither Opium. Morphine
other substance. Ii is harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups. and Castor OIL
1t Pleasant. It's guarantee Is thirty years by
Millions of Mothers. Castora destroys Worms and aays
fevcrishness. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Darrhoa and Wind Collie CaStora relieves
tecthing troubles. constipation and hatuicncy
assmi,ates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving heathy and natural sleep. Cas-.
toria is Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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CATTLE.
Cattle market lower.
Preventative SALES.
stock Yard Notes

Adam Hufbauer Of Mulvane. had hogs
or the market.
John Cooley came in from Rose Uill
with two cars Of hogs
Harvey Grace OF Cheney. was on the
market with car OF hogs.
Burt Kell OF Clearwater. was on The
market with a car OF hogs
Chris Shepherd OF Goddard. was on the
market with two cars Of cattle.
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Chicago, Feb. s.-wheat was generally
steady on better foreign markets. Light
exports for the week caused a moderate
mid-session slump, but reaction foi-
lowed. May closing L cent higher. May
corn closed Il cent lower. May oats Is
cent lower and provisions at declines.
Wheat started firm under the influence
Of encouraging cablegrams. but weakened
on the small export clearances and the
apparently low rate of decrease in the
heavy stocks in sight. Chicago received
only four cars today, and Minneapolis
ano Duluth got l7s. The primary marekt
receipts today were 1ss. 900 bushels. against
$4,000 on the corresponding day of the
year before. The weeks exports Of wheat
and -four from both coasts amounted TO
2, 2l bushels, against 2.4s3.0O on the
week previous. Export clearances OF
wheat and -four for twentyfour hours
summed up 19i. 900 bushels. Guesses on
the probable amount of the decrease IN
the visible supply this week run from
~. 900 to 100000 bushels. Bulls had
rather the best Of it for half an hour or
so, after which the short sellers had most
influence for an hour and a half. but In
the final hour Of the session the buying
orders were again in excess of those TO sell,
which was the latest phase of the trading
May opened at 53+ cents and 53ssqSSis
cents. against yesterdays closing price
of 53I1G533s cents. After keeping hrm
an hour, il gradually sagged until II was
offered at 53i. cents, but finally became IN
better request and rose again TO 5S4NS31s
cents, with 53a. cents bid at the close.
The corn market was weak. 1t started
with yesterdays closing price bid for May.
and with sale or two at Il cent hisher,
der of the session the price was generally
on the down grade. Toward the emu,
influenced by the closing strength in
wheat. rally occurred and the WIND up
bottom of the days range. May started
at from As cents to ass cents, worked
gradually down to az cents and closed
in the pit was fairly good With elevator
men as a rule selling. but with some
good speculative buying for the long ac-
court
Oats met with a fair sale, for Saturday.
After ruling easier during the early part
of the session, the market recovered sore
under the last price yesterday. scalpers
were reported to have caused the early
weakness by raiding the market and
back some of their early disposals. The
weaker cash market governed the early
speculative crowd to some eytsnt- May
started at 0i1 cents, sold up TO ~ cents,
back to 2Szs cents and closed at Sos. 2sis
cents.
-he provision market started weak and
continued heavy for the whole or The
session The nog receipts, which had been
estimated yesterday at 5000, numbered
q Gao and 10000 are expected all during
next week The packers were sellers.
Ainiaur & Co., being named as len ling
I'm that action. John Cudahy was also
mentioned as fairly liberal seller Prices
at the close showed declines OF Is cents
in pork and ~ cents each in lard and
ribs.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat. 10 cars: corn. 30 cars; oats, 80 cars;
hogs 1900 head.
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TURNS ROSY SIDE Up AGAIN.
Union Pacific Situation More Promising
Than Ever Before.

Chicago. Feb. 9.-The affairs Of the
Western Trunk Line committee contin-
ue to brighten and IL is now believed
that the worst of its troubles are over.
A conference between the transconti-
mental lines, at which both the Rio
Grande Western and the Union Pacific
will be represented, will be held here
during the coming week. and il is the
general opinion that II will end in such
a manner as TO permit both roads 20
become members Of the committee. With
the Union Pacific on the inside. ninety
per cent OF the difficulty OF forming
the committee Will be ended. The
Missouri Pacific will come in on the
heels OF the Union Pacific and the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas VIII, il Is ex-
pected. follow suit at once. With these
three lines and the Rio Grande Western
as members, the committee will be able
at once to begin operations This,
however. is the rosy side OF the matter
II the Union Pacific flies off at a tan
gent again, as IL has done SO many
times already, the patience OF some
Of the other lines VIII hardly hold
good against the temptation to pun
ISL IL for the trouble il has caused
The recent reduction OF the grain
rate between Chicago and the Atlantic
seaboard from % TO 20 cents has not
had the expected result OF preventing
all Generalization, nor are the lines
needing with any great care the post
tive Injunction OF Chairman Blanchard
OF the Central Traffic association that
hereafter the grain rates must be rig
idly maintained" The recent cut in
the rates OF flour from Minneapolis and
St Paul 10 Chicago has had the effect
Of making the lines east OF Chicago
shade their tariff sheets in order 10
hold on to their share OF the business
II was intimated very strongly by the
81. Paul-Chicago lines that they had
no intention OF cutting rates. and OF the
paving 10 the eastern roads the same
percentages as before The eastern
lines were quick 10 take the hint. and
as a result there has been bearish
feeling in east bound grain rates from
Chicago that is likely within a few
days 10 bear frui; n the shape OF open
cuts.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING DESKS.
Superintendent of Factory Arrested for
Making OF with the Product.

Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 9.-George A
Emerson a prominent business man OF
this city. has been arrested on grand
jury capias. charged with stealing a
large number of desks belonging TO the
Emerson Moore Desk company. Sever al
months ago the company passed into
TIE hands of a receiver, and Emerson
was made superintendent OF the works
which We're continued in operation by
order of the court Emerson has given
bond in the sum of $4,000. He says the
prosecution is blackmail. The arrest
caused great surprise.
SIMPLICITY. of all things, is the hardest &c
Re copled.-Steele.
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Wrestling Matches in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee. Wis, Feb. Swan Lewis
won the wrestling match, catch as-cetch
can. from Comstock, of Grand Rapids,
Mich. tonight. taking the first second and
fourth falls in fifteen, and second and
fourth In five minutes each Comstock
won the third in twenty-one minutes.
Norbeck defeated Raymond, Graeco-Ro-
man. in two straight falls, and Swan de-
feated McHugh in two straight catch-as-
rab
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively Cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Charles Lawrence and CT. Gehring.
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ST. Louis, Feb. s.-Wheat-Higher; cash,
5lAc; February. SIC: May. 523sc- Corn
Lower; cash 4c&sC; February, 40ac; May.
4Ac Oats-Cash firm. SIC; options lower,
February. Doc; May and June, 2eAsc. Pork
Lower, 5000 Lard-Lower, ss.GizGS.5g.
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Phillips Holds His Own.

South Orange, N j., Feb. 9.-In the
competition for the fancy skating
championship today, H. H. Phillips. the
present champion, beat Schaefer Of
New York and Warwick of Newark