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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-31
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SALES.

HOGS.
Market barely steady
REPRES ESTATTvE SALES
No Dock Ave Price. NO. Dock Ave. Price.
5 49,. % - 20 49,. - . -
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Sugar
New York Grain M.rks<.

New York. Aug. 3a-Sugar-Raw dull
Eeinei-Quie.
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Kansas City. Aug. So.-Cattle-Recelpt-,
7.7co: shipments 300: market weak to 10
cents higher: Texas steers. s. 375: heel
steers. S.75QS-5o. stockers and feeders.
s. 75yfi4. q.
HogS-Recelpts, 5.0bo: shipments. DO;
market weak 10 8 cents lower: bulk. Sc@f
40; heavies, Ss&fi4 %: packers. Nii@f
SIS: mixed, 3; pGli4 q; Hight. aOQ4;J.
workers.. 81. 30Ss y; pigs. s250ff4. -
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: shipments I.2o.
market steady.
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Co; shipments, ecD; market for heavies
steady and firm. export steers. 5. 2VfJ5. -
shipping steers, 81 1850; butchers and
dressed beef. s375QS.Vo: stockers and feed
ers. S2DGlif.0o.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: shipments. 2.ao:
market 10 cents lower; heavy. siO0Is -
mixed. s. splI4.ao: light, 4.3Hf4 -.
Shee1-Recespts. 400; shipments 1870:
market quiet
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BALTIMoRE $40; PITTsBURG 1-O

Baltimore, Aug. 30-The Orioles bat
ted out both games. First game. Score
r H z
Baltimore ..0 o 3 21101 IS IL !
PittsbuTg .....0 0 0 1 o 0 0 OIL
Batteries-Esper and Robinson; Haw
ley, Hart. Merritt and Mack.
Second game: Score:
r H z
Baltimore ...4 0 0 I 0 4 / 10 Is /
Pittsburg -. o 0 0 o o o 0 0 90 5
Mahon and Robinson;
Moran and Mack
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ManebGf%r.

Fall River. Aug. 30.--Print cloth mar
ket firm at cents.
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WICHITA MABKETA

CATTLE
The market was fairly active yesterday
20 the extent OF the offerings and remain
81 about steady.
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DETROIT s: KANSAS CITY S.

DETROIT :; KANSAS CITY b.
Detroit, Aug. 30.-Score:
r Fl f
Detroit ........a o , OIL OIL . 2-S 12 5
Kansas City % 0 Q , 0 > O Go II .
Eatteries-Gayle and Boyle;Hastings
and Bergen.
TERRE HAUTE al: MINNEAPOLIS
IS.
Terre Haute. Aug. S0.-First game
Score:
r. II. E.
rerre Haute - o DO 0 IL S 3
MINNEAPOLIS o 0 0 0 0 - l
Ratteries-Nops and Roach: Healy
and Strauss.
Second game-Score:
r H E
rerre Haute ....o1 1co1S- Sill II 5
Minneapolis - q O. 10 )
Ratteries-Goar and Roach; Black
au-n, Tanning and Strauss.
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Western Association Games
PEORIA 9; ST. JOSEPH 3.
Peoria, Aug. 30.-Score:

Peoria .2Oe0 s-912 !
st. Joseph 80 0 0 0 o 2 o 0 Ia !;
Batteries-Hanson and Dugdale; Col
burn, Alberts and Lehman.
LINCOLN s; BURLINGTON l.
Burlington, Aug?. 30.-Score:
R. H. E
Burlington 80 0 0 o o o DOLL 2
Lincoln .......1 0 % l 0 0 o. % 4
Batteries-Weimer and Lynch; Kim
merer and Speer.
ROCKFORD 5; DIES MONIES 3.
Rockford, Aug. 30.-Score:
R H. E
Rockford .....3 . 0 0 600 00-5 8
Des Moines 30 0 0 0 o / 0 2 % 1
Batteries-Underwood and Snyder;
Ffggemier and Mcfarland.
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Chicago. Aug. 5c.-HogS-Receipts. u, 900
moderately active; light lower: heavy
steady to a shade higher; lights. Alca
455; mixed. s4GG4-55: heavy. s2-35gi- 80.
rough. s. Jd%1o.
Cattle-Receipts, 400: marke. quiet.
bulk, S3.15I3+o; western, s3.ood4-so.
Sheep-Rece1pts. 1900. quiet. steady.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug. 3o.-BeeveS-Receipts.
2.37e: opened slow. closed active. but not
higher; good Colorado. $40: stays and
oxen. 81 6Sl54 so; bulls. s.. 50lf2 =: dry cows.
$1.1u25. European cables quote Amer
lean steers. at n4l2ia dressed weight: re-
frigerator beef, Si1Iio.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. $50 sheep
slow and easier: lambs duh and lower.
sheep. poor TO prime, N-59G3 10: lambs,
common TO choice. 81 750f5.0.
Hogs-Receipts. 1865: easter at $5-lJd5. 40.
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CLEVELAND 8: BOSTON A.

Boston, Aug. 3o.-The Spiders batted
Stivetts hard at times today and fair
ly earned their vioctry. Knell, who
started TO pitch, was wild and was
relieved by Young, who was very effec-
tive. Both sides made inexcusable er-
rors. The batting Of Mexican was a
feature. The game was interesting
from start to finish. Attendance 5000
Score:
RH z
Cleveland 80 2 0 o o . Is II 3
Boston ........0 0 2 o 0 0 l o. 4
Batteries: Cleveland-Knell, Young
and thinner; BoSton-Stivetts and Gan
gel Earned runs-Cleveland 4. Two
base hits-Burkett. Home runs-Mc-
kean, McGarr. Double plays-Tenny
and CAMEL. First on balls-Tenny 2;
Duffy, Mccarthy, Burkett, Childs,
Blake. Hit by pitcher-Nash. Struck
oue-Bannon, Stivetts, Burket, Childs
Tebeau .; McGarr. Blake, thinner,
Young, Knell. Umpire-McDonald.
Time-2:20
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LOUISVILLE 6: BROOKLYN 5.
Brooklyn, Aug 3O.-The last of the
series at Louisville was replete with
brilliant errors. The Brooklyns had
the game won until the visitors went
in for their last inning when errors by
Gumbert and Shindle gave the Colonies
the game. Attendance, 1000. Score:
r II E
Brooklyn 80 o l 0 0 OIL 0-5 4
Louisville III 0 2 0 0 0 SIS 8 s
Batteries: Brooklyn-Gumbert and
Daily; Louisville-Cunningha and
Spies. Earned runs-Rrooklyn, l;
Louisville, 1. Base on balls-Off Gum
bert, 2; off Cunningham, 6. Struck out
By Gumbert, 2; by Cunningham, 5.
Fome run-Gumbert Two basehits-
O'8rien. Sacrifice hits-Collins. Stolen
haseS-Griffin. ?; Schoch, Anderson,
Clarke. Umpire-O'Day. Time. ell.
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PHILADELPHIA .; ST. JOSEPH 3.
Philadelphia, Aug. 30.-The Phillies
won by hard and timely hitting. Score:
r H z
Philadelphia - 0 21001 0-Sl2 1
Chicago ......0 0 l 0 90 0-1 9 9
Batteries-Lucid and Clements; Par
ker and Donahue
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Quincy. Aug. 30.-Score:
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Eagle Baseball Notes.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Boland;
Sheicker and Graver
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QUINCY 10 DuRuOIrE 2

MISUNDERSTANDING and Snyde
Figgemier and Mcfarland.
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LINCOLN 8; BURLINGTON /.
Burlington, Aug?. 30.-Score:
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Liverpool Markets.

Liverpool. Aug. s9-Baco1-ouiss:
demand poor: Cumberland cut n 90
% pounds. els. short ribs. n rc1nts.
2Gs: hong clear Light. - 90 g pounds. s7s
long ci'ar heavy. y pounds. - 8 81 (:
short clear backs light. Is pouat-. IA
81. short clear rnid9ies hesvy e pounds
14s: clear bellies. - 20 Is pounds. s9s.
Shoulders squars. i 20 B pounds. 5ts !.
b ms abort cut. - 90 rs pounds. ~.
Tollow-F-as North AEser.caa. s0rn-
iEal
Beef-Extra India meas. IA. prim-
n eEs. t9s
Pork-Prfr3~ rs~rs fms western. ia
-. c-.rs western r,etfgrn. as -
Isrd-Dcl: pri-ss western. 5as 81.
rsahed ia pals. rs.
Ch@ers-ryuist: demand Moderate. IN
est American white and c9icrsf S3eSf
ga
Bg,,s--Flnss. GATED States 7ss:
GOO. sss.
TurV1asins s,irsts. 80 90.
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NEW YORK II: CINCINNATI T.

New York. Aug. 30.-The game to-
day was devoid of any interesting fea-
lures. The locals went at Dwyer for
keeps and won almost as they pleased
Meekin merely lobbed them over the
plate but the best the Reds could do
was TO pop up flies. Fuller and Ew-
ing played fine ball. Attendance 1,500.
Score:
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ST. LOUIS s-5: WASHINGTON 5-4

ST. LOUIS SIS: WASHINGTON 5-4.
Washington, Aug. 30.-Both games
we're lost on account of poor fielding
Score-F'irst game:
Washington 10000 O40-5 Z 5
St Louis 0 0 4 l 0 0 0 If Z 8
Observation-Disclosures Gilroy and
MCGUIRE; Kissinger and PETIT.
Second game-Score:
r H z
Washington ..S 20 / o. 4
81. Louis ..........-O / o o
Batteries-Corbett and MCGUIRE; Nc
Dougall and PeitZ.
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ROCKFORD 5: DIES MONIES 3.

Batteries-Weimer and Lynch; Kim
merer and Speer.
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New York .....O2o 5 % . Ill 13 3
Cincinnati 20 0 . O. 4 10

Batteries-Meekin and Wilson: Dwy-
or and Vaughn. Earned runs-New
York ); Cincinnati 8. Base on balls
Off Neekin 3; off Dwyer 3. Struck out
by Meekin 3; by Dwyar /: Home
run-Ewing. Three abse hits-Davis.
Two base hits-Murphy. Davis, Vaughn
Stolen decentralization. Murphy,
Wilson. Miller. Double plays-Ewing
and Dwyer; Smith and Ewing; Wilson
and Stafford. Umpire-Emslie. Time
La
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Che a11iea Badly Eaele Saturday ormne august a. 1895
EXPECTED TO LAST
FAVORABLE OUTLOOK GIVES BOP
OF A CONTINUANCE.

Crop Prospects Generally Better, Railway.
arc In More Promising Condition 70
Strengthening Out Their Financis
snarls and the Temper of the World Of
Labor is Decidedly Better-Iron and
Steel Advance Almost Alarmipgly-
Wool Hoisted by Wheat
and Corn Lower-Cotton Rises.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu DUSudIe, 90
burn, Alberts and Lehman.
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the whole building and see everything

the whole building and see everything
that was to be seen.
His legs were weary, his throat was the
worse for wear, for he had already es-
corted number of similar parties
through the structure, who had not been
pressed for time, and who had had many
questions to ask, but here was a long half
hours work to be compressed within half
that time. he gave no sign Of the shock
he had received, but manfully rushed
them through the building, showing
them everything that was to be seen, and
answering, as far as the limited time
allowed, the multitudinous questions of
the ladies, and landed them at the front
entrance again in fourteen minutes and
twenty seconds.
AS he leaned wearily against the door
frame and looked at them vanishing in
the distance, he mopped his fevered brow
with his handkerchief and wearily MUIR
INJURED, "Oh, why did Columbus discover
American ?''
The visitors who come to us are always
pleased with our magnificent Capitol and
the hne grounds surrounding it, the like
OF winch no other State can boast, and
are loud IN their praise of its attractions.
But the city has other attractions to offer
tor their delectation. The Art Gallery
always receives its need of admiration
ana commendatlon, as do our streets, en-
Hvened through the summer by the foli-
age OF the fine shade trees. and many
visitor, looking down from the dome of
the Capitol on the leafv panorama, ex-
claims, What beautiful cityw
EXcursionists coming here are met by
Rev. a. Z. Herrick, who escorts them to
all points Of interest and answers their
questions on various subjects, and it is
safe to say, from the remarks that are
overheard, that many a visitor carries
away favorable impressions that will in
the near future rebound to the advantage
of our city.
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NEW REFRIGERATOR RATES.
Promised Reduction in the Cost ,
u,

Promised Reduction in the Cost of
Fruit Shipping.
The fruit-growers have come to learn
during the past year that it is not the
railroad companies, but the refrigerator
companies, whose transportation charges
make fruit shipping so expensive.
There is now prospect, however, that
the cost of refrigeration will be greatly
reduced the coming season. Armour 81
Co. OF Chicago, the great meat packers,
who operate an extensive refrigerator
system, have entered into competition
Tor the California fruit traffic. and to that
end nave established their headquarters
in this city.
Ihis company claims that it has an
abundance of refrigerator cars for the
service, and that it viii reduce the cost OF
shipping fruit TO the East from thirty to
nlty per cent, amounting TO from $50 to
$50 per car.
The claim is made that the old refriger-
ator companies-whicha are entirely indie
pendent of the railroad compauies-paid
TO shipping agents rebates amounting to
from SO to $40 per car, winch of course
Qld not come out OF their pock cts, but
Ihose OF The producers. If so, it is no
wonder the Iruit-growers often found
themselves indebted for shipping charges
after their fruit had been sold in the
Eastern markets.
Assuming that for part of the season
at least fruit did not sell for more than
enough TO pay all the cost of picking
and shipping, the promised saving OF
from so TO $50 per car over the old rates
charged alone will amount to a very neat
profit to the growers.
Many lrult-growers ship several car
loads day, and if Armour d Co. keep
their promise it looks as if there are good
times coming for the California fruit
growers.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. NJ. Fay is visiting her daughter at
Alameda.
Clarence Cook of Los Angeles is at the
Capital Hotel
Mrs. i. NJ. Howison of san Francisco is
guest at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson of Newcastle is
stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P Bull of San Fran
cisco are guests at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. J. Knapp of Blue Canyon is
spending week IN this city, the guest of
Mrs. q. ". Mccoy. lII9 I street.
Mrs. c. II. Gilman has returned from a
Two weeks visit in San Francisco. where
she visited her mother, Mrs. 4. NJ. Baird,
Mrs. r.. NJ. Nixon OF Loomis. Placer
county, IS spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. ). ). Horton at 1900 | street
hermann Steinmann, whose health has
been poor OF late, has sailed for the Ha.
wanan Islands, where he hopes to rap
idly recuperate.
Miss Adele Grau gave consolation
whist party at her home on Sutter Ter
race Tuesday evening, IN honor of Miss
Ida Beringer of 81. Helena, VINO is visit
ing her. Ihe affair was attended bv
about twenty-five young people. who
were delightfully."- entertained during the
evening.
1lr. and Mrs. L. G. Siller entertained
thelr irlends on tuesday evening to ceIe-
orate the occupancy OF their new home at
I-3J street. The parlOrs and library on
the second HoOr were reserved Tor mu-
slcal and literary exercises which were
rendered by local talent. The ballroom
aud ante-rooms on the upper floor were
used by those inclined TO dance and
amuse themselves with card-playi1g.
Inc rooms IN the third story We're thrown
open Tor the general convenience of the
guests. Alter midnight the assembled
company descended 10 the first floor.
whlcn laJ been converted into q BANQUET
nan, anu DarioCk OF a sumptuous c0lIg-
nonr which was Interspersed with witty
speeches appropriate to the occasion
ne guests departed at an early hour the
next morning, greatly pleased with the
facilities OF their hosts new residence for
entertainment purposes. Those attend
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. e. \. Luhrs, Mr..
and Mrs .. v. Erlewine, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. \. Wilhelm, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Fisher.
~. 2uu Mrs. ). katZensteiu, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Howarth, Mr.. and Mrs. +, Dav.
or. anu Mrs p. Groesser, MIR. and Mrs.
l.. ". Groyhen, Mr. and Mrs. r. Will
lams' Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Ettel, Mr. and
ArS I. 7. Nem!tz, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
SiIIer, Mr. and Mrs. King. Miss King,
MIS-. r. InDess, Miss N. katZenstein, Mr..
and Mrs. j. I. Purington. Mr.. and Mrs.
\. IeIchert, Mrs. Sippey of Los Angeles,
mrs aud Miss NJ. Mulleuney, Mrs. and
MISS Clark, Mrs. c. Siller, Mrs. Meal
lander and X. D. Graham.
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EASTERN TOURISTS
h Large Number OF Them Visited 4
Capital City Yesterday.

h Large Number OF Them Visited the
Capital City Yesterday.
A large number OF Eastern tourists
were IN the city yesterday and employed
their time in taking in the sights. They
always 90 10 see the Capitol and the gen.
ueman who acts as clcerone there had
weary time Of 1t, for as fast as one crowd
vacated the building another was ready
TO be escorted through it.
his lecture on the statue OF Columbus
and Isabella Is very interesting, and the
visitors always listen attentiyalv wi,fIa
he points cut the beauties OF the sia1uarv
Sud explains us idea. Fortunately no
wsg, ike Mark Twain, has ever vet
asked If Columbus was dead. or what ne
did during his lifetime 10 make him
famous, and his courteous demeapor TO
visitors has not been so tried.
he was tribe hurried yesterday AFTER
noonr however, when number of
tourists-ihe last of the dsy-approacbelj
him and stated that they had only tiTesn
minutes 10 spare and wished 10 insDaet
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" Gather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show tba
hlghest aud lowest temperatures yester-
DAY to have been 50 and A., with fresh
southeriy winds and partly cloudy
weather prevailing.
and P. N. were 3O.US and cans innbes
respectively.
The highest aud lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 74o and 5Ie
ana one year ago to-day IS and 5Oa.
The river is - feet S Inches.
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Work OF u Footpad,

Mrs. Pauline Hitchrick, who resides at
1926 Fourth street, was stopped by q foot
pad on Tuesday night, while returning
from a store at Fourth and L streets to
her home. The fellow demanded money,
but on her assurance that she had none
with her he allowed her to proceed.
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Wants to Find Her Brother.

Chief of Police Drew has received a let
ter from Mrs. !. OhIeDdorff OF Waco.
Tex, asking il ne can learn anything O.
her Iong-lost brother, Ernest Schank.
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Manager Todd has provided a neat
dressing-room and an obliging attendant
for ladies who wish to lay aside hats and
wraps while at the Metropolitan Theater.
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Knocked Down hr q h..

Yesterday afternoon a young man
named Frank Tupper attempted to sion
q runaway horse at Third and NJ stroa,s
and the animal knocked him SoT-T'
causing painful injuries to his sbopldaI
and head
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F. c. HYDE, formerly Of the Odd Fell
lows Temple. has fitted up a new office
at l0II Ninth street, between and X, for
his real estate and insurance business.
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SARsAPARILLA AND IRON. Get il from
the sole agent, McMorry. 531 NJ street.
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Nnnce Postnonad.

The Foresters' Band dance announced
10 take place tonight at Oak Park has
been postponed.
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The parlor concert that was to be held
at Mrs. }. 0. Coleman's tomorrow even
ing, under the auspices of the Y. W. C.
a., has been postponed until Tuesday,
the 10th. Tickets will hold good for that
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One More Dinner.

Another warm dinner viii be given to-
day by the ladies of the Congregational
Church, rom 1850 to > o'clock, in the
church parlors.
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Manager Todd has written weeks en-
gagement in May with Dailey's New
York Stock Company for the Opera
house.
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A GRAND EXHIBITION,

The grandest largest handsonoest exhibition ever
SHOWN IN this ne MECHANICAL.
CLOTHING STORE, Ala AND 416 K STREET Summer is
upon US and change OF clothing goods
are right and the prices the GRAND CUT-PRICE
ANCE SALE Will and do purses View the
exhibit examine the goods thoroughly you Will see
that BUSINESS ana only business, is
H MARKS Eor.7rr5a,or
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For relieving throat diseases and
coughs. use Browns Bronchial Troches.
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OFFICE OF TIE
Central Pacific Railroad Company,
E3art BGllng so Egzst 5tr:8t
san FRAxcEDo. March 10. j

san FRANCrsD0. March 10. 1895.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
] stockholders OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road Conn paHy for tine election Of Directors
for TIE ensuing year aud LOril- transaction u
sUCu other business aS may y- 5rDusat -rl1~y
the meeting, viii b. held 1T tGs o.Ecs Of tbs
company. IN tie City Of san Francesca, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of april, eH5.
mrIG-td W. II. IHy4lPSJ&. Secretary.
CtALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD conf
I \ pany.-Tle annual meeting OF O = sforz-
holders Of tile California Pacific Railroad
company lof lae ec i7G ~ 4'-te.'t9T7 ip5 iie
other business a llaE be bro z L before the
meeting, viii Dc held a. the one Of JEe COM
uauv. in the CITY Of san Francisco on
WEDNESDAY, u ggI lgta, 1895, between
the hours Of 10 4. 81 and 2 j. 81.
g. i. LANSING, Secretary.
Montgomery street, san francis o. March
20, 1895. mr2o-td