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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
one of the most accomplished musicians

one of the most accomplished musicians in the country
 Arrangements have been made for her to give a piano recital at Seals hall Tuesday night, and 1t will no doubt be one of the most thoroughly enjoyable events of the kind had here this season. To assist her in the evenings entertain ment will be Misses Patti Ruffner Lucy Morrow and Grace Oppenshaw.
 In speaking of Miss Marshall the To- ronto Saturday Night pays her the fol lowing tribute:
 Miss Florence Marshall gave most successful piano recital at St. Georges hall on Thursday evening of last week in the presence of a very large and select audience of professional musicians, mu- sic students and music lovers generally, Miss MarshslTs brilliant performance on the occasion of her recital last year awakened considerable interest in her first appearance this season. The pro gramme. which would have tested the ability of a Virtuoso, embraced Bach'S Fantasia in c minor; Beethoven's So- nata in D, op. No. 3; Chopin's Varia- tions in B flat. op. 14; Etude in D, by Schutt; Spinning Song by Mendelssohn; Beethoven's C minor Concerto, op. 37, with Reinecke Cadenza to first move ment. and Liszt's F minor Etude. This comprehensive and exacting selection of standard classical and modern works was interpreted a manner which re- Vealed at once the superior natural tall ent of the young pianist and the thor ough character of the training she has been receiving. Possessed of fine mus ical feeling and an unusually retentive memory. the very satisfactory manner in which 3 er technique has already been developed 5ustifies the expectation of a most promising future for this young lady"
 Admissions to the recital will be on fn- yitatiou.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
"Barbarossa" beer.

Opera House Hotel Dinner is the best meal of the day provided, of course, it is properly pre- pared and served. Everybody does not know how to get up a good dinner We pride ourselves upon our dinner at % cents, which is prepared by a competent steward, properly cooked and elegantly served
 We solicit your patronage, and prom ise to please you. To ladies especially we extend a hearty invitation to call our dining room is entirely separate from the office, and insures privacy and quiet Give us a trial Menu for today:
 Dinner, Sunday July z, 1895.
 SOUP.
 Chicken gblets, with rice.
 FISH. Tenderloin of trout, with Tartar sauce
 R1sLISHES. hadlshes- Sliced tomatoes. Pickles
 MEATS. Sirioin of beef, pan gravy. Chicken with dressing.
 Veal outlets, tomato sauce.
 ENTREES Green apple roll. Chicken croouettes
 VEGETABLES. New potatoes. Carrots.
 Caulif1ower. Red beets.
 DESSERT vanilla ice cream. Watermelon Cake Coffee. Ice tea, Milk.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
Five Killed by Falling Earth.

St. Louis, Mo, July GA special to the Chronicle from Tolouca, Mex, says that at the Calvares stone quarry, near there yesterday, a large force of men were getting out stone when the earth above them caved in, completely burying them Five men were killed and fifteen serious ly wounded
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
FIVE BY THE SAME BOLT.

Half n Mile Between Parties-Remarkab
 Stroke of Lightning.
 Apalachicola, Fla, July 6.-George Long. Marion Long, Clem Eldridge and Misses Carrie Johnson and Emma Eu- ton were struck by lightning. George Long, Glenn Eldridge and Miss Futon will probably die. All were stricken by the same bolt, although the boys and girls were half a mile apart George Longs foot was almost torn off.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
Favorable to the City.

Plttsburg, July 6-This morning Judge Acheson in the United States circuit court rendered an opinion in the suit of the DuPont Powder company of Will to prevent the issue and sale of nearly $6,000, 900 bonds for public improvement. The courts decision is favorable to ths city
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
In cut and finish our $l5 suits for S8.9 95 can't be beat.
 F. B. s.
 J. BLACH & SONS, Iol2---First AVenue---l9l4
LATER NEWS FROM BLKHoRN.

The Governor Will Move Troops at Once as
 the Situation Is Grave.
 Wheeling, w. Va, July GA special to the News from Charleston. w. Va, says that Governor McCorlle will, in all prob ability, have troops moving towards Elk horn in an hour The latest information is that the riotous forces are increasing and imported labor Is being driven from the field by the men. The situation looks grave.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
HERE WE HAVE A CHANCE
The Chattanooga Club Is Hang
 ing on the Tree.
SHALL WE PLUCK II 0FF7
The Location of Birmingham Makes Her De- sirabIe Acquisition to the League.
 Other Sporting News.

There is a chance for Birmingham 10 have professional ball for the rest of the season, if the enthusiasts will get together and plank down little sound money, and it will take only small amount to start it with.
 Chattanooga's team came near going under Friday. but everything has been patched up and salaries paid to the 10th of this month. After that date it is un- derstood the Chattanooga franchise will go to some other point convenient in the south Several places are working for the Chattanooga team, and 1t was stated yesterday that Birmingham could get it if she would take it. This point will be convenient to the rest of the cir cult, which makes one good point. rms team is a good one, having some ot the best players in the league
 The reason it does not stand either hrst or second is that at the beginning of the season they had some bad players ana lost about sixteen straight games. But these indifferent players have been re- placed by good ones and the Chattanooga team is playing good ball.
 The reason of it's possible falling through is because of a lack of attend ance by the home people. Aa illustration of the appreciation of Chattanooga is that on July i only 1057 people witnessed the game.
 A meeting will probably be called Monday and steps taken towards secur- ing the team for Birmingham.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

Birmingham Musicians-Local divis- ion No. of the National League of Musi- clans, this city. will hold a regular meet ing at O'Briens opera house this after noon at 1 o'clock Important business is to be transacted
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

Grand open air concert at LakevieW park this afternoon by Grambs' Military band, rain or shine.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
PERFECT
A HEALTHY CIRCULATION.

For biliousness, malaria, yellow jaun- dice, skin eruptions. pinples and all blood diseases we can conscientously recommend
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

If you want to be up-to-date trade with John Fox's Sons. They have the incest, cleanest grocery store in the south everything strictly f1rst-class.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
LOCAL LACONICS
Gathered, Noted and Condensed by Age Herald Reporters General Resume
 of the Days Happenings.

Returned Campers.-A large party who had spent three days at Cordoya on camp fish chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. Lappage, returned yesterday, much de- lighted with their trip.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

Muslin underwear at Ga heen's Monday.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

Free concert at LakevieW opera house every night this week by Alberti Bros.' or chestra. Dancing.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
BLOOD
AN INFANT GAN TAKE IT.

Contains neither potashnor mer- cury, ,butthe essential blood puri- lying and healthrestoring princi- pies of mediciEalroots and herbs,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

An appetizer of undoubted merit is "Barbarossa"s beer. It Is acceptable to the most fastidious and delicate palate. For sale by all popular saloons and manufactured only by the Christian Moerlein Brewing COmnanV.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

Sale of muslin underwear Monday, clearance, at Ca- heen's.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

"Earbarossa" beer, cooling and refreshing, for sale by all popular saloons. Manufac- tured by the Moerlein Brew ing company.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
RICH

NATURES BLOOD PURIFIER, composed of the extracts of roots and herbs growing in our own southern cline. Ii is strictly vegetable.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
Lace curtains half price Monday and Tuesday. Alice Carpet company.
Live Stock Industry in Mississippi


 Jackson, Miss, July 6.-The organize ton of the Mississippi Stock Breeders association here on July 4. in which every branch of that industry was largely rep resented, has already begun to bear good fruit. The cattle and swine breeders of Jackson published a call today for mass meeting July TO- when positive steps for the establishment of a packery will be taken At present there is no market for surplus stock of any kind, there being no packing in this or ad- joining states Those at the head of the movement have ample means and will push the scheme through to success, making Jackson the only cattle and hog market between New Orleans and St. Louis and Dallas, Tex.
 For an exhilerating tonic call for and drink "Barba- rossa" beer, sold by all popu- lar saloons. Manufactured by the Christian -Moerlein Brew ing company.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

New line of straw mattings at great bargains. H. Herz- field.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

Smyrna rugs, worth $4.5O, for $2 Monday and Tuesday Alice Carpet company.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
HIS OWN FUNERAL FOLLOWS.
A Boy Falls From Tree While Viewing a
 COrtege.

Boy Falls From Tree While Viewing a
 Cortege.
 New Decatur, July 6.-Today the re- mains of Ed Lewis, who died on the train while on the way to Memphis, were brought back home. As the funeral cor tege passed along the street Frank Reeves, a 9-year-old boy, climbed a tree to get better view. Just after the pro- cession passed the boy fell from the tree. striking on the back of his head, killing him instantly. The boys grandfather is lying at the point of death and is ex- peeted to die at any moment.
 If you are looking for cheap, bankrupt, old stock groceries do not come to us, but if you want nice, clean, first-class goods at first-class prices we would be glad to serve you. John Fox's Sons, corner Third and Nineteenth.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

Is Not a Candidate.-Mr. R. l.. Thorn ton will not be a candidate for assistant district attorney, made vacant by the death of James l.. Hawkins. MT. Thorn ton says he is not candidate for any office
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

Returned Campers-A large party who had spent three days at Cordoya on camp fish, chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. Lappage, returned yesterday, much de- lighted with their trip.
 Birmingham Musicians-Local dvis- ion No. of the National League of Musi- clans, this city, will hold a regular meet ing at o'Brien'S opera house this after
 noon at 1 o'clock. Important business is to be transacted.
 Is Not a Candidate.-Mr R. l.. Thorn ton will not be a candidate for assistant district attorney, made vacant by the death of James E. Hawkins. MT. Thorn ton says he is not candidate for any office.
 Gone to Denver.-The Birmingham teachers to the National Educational as- sociation at Denver left on the Louisville and Nashville train yesterday at il :55 q. m. There were about twenty people in the party who left here, several having come in from other points to join the Bir- mingham teachers.
 St. Pauls Temperance Cadets.-This young organization will hold an impor- tant meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the old St. Pauls church. Though yet in it's infancy, this organization is very strong, and Is constantly growing Much interest is manifested by the members, and it promises to be of great benefit in the city.
 The Dogs Return.--The dogs that were taken from the state farm at Spiegners to track Railroad Bill" who killed the sheriff of Escambia county few days ago, were returned to the farm last night,
 they having failed to find any trace of the fugitive. The excessive rains of the
 past few days had swollen the streams and rendered it impossible for the dogs to strike the trail
 To Contest Tn Manitoba Field Trials MT. N. B. Nesbitt of Tupelo, Miss. owner of several fine pointer dogs, passed through the city yesterday en route to Morris Manitoba, whither he was going to enter his dogs in the field trials to be had there in few days He had six dogs with him, among the number being | 'Jingo," who won second money in the | field trials at West Point last winter
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07

MONEY WANTED. Read the ad of the George Passe Co.,, second page of this paper.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-07
Oakley Results.

Ohkley aSSullS.
 Oakley. O.. July 6-Fully 4000 people were at the Oakley races today. The day was clear and hot, and the track fast. The feature of the day was the six furlongs race. won by O'Connell. who galloped from Caesarian and Gray in the fast time of 1:13. Summarizes:
 First race. five furlongs-Slr Paly, no (Tuberville), 10 to 1. won; Royal Choice second, Lillian E. third. Time, 1:01H.
 Second race. six furlongs-O Cornell, 121 c. McDonald). to 10. won; Caesa- rian second, Pop Gray third. Time, 1:13. Third race. half mile. sellng-La- Wanda los (Cassin) 10 to l. won; HalIie Gay second, Bonnie Louise third Time, 049.
 Fourth race, one mile--Paul Pry, 112 Perloins), s to 5. won;Siva second Blue and Gray third. Time 1:43.
 Fifth race, a mile and sixteenth Pepper, 100 (Perkins), 8 to 1. won; Tobin second. Victorious third. Time, 1:47A. Sixth race, seven furlongs-Candor, 102 (Chorn), ? to 1, won; Aimee Goodwin second, Dr. Reed third. Time, 1:2S.
The record-union., 1895-04-20

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dozen; Dried Peppers. 11@12o . II; Dried

dozen; Dried Peppers. 11@12c p Ii; Dried
Okra, 15c = b.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples. 5oc@s1 70 for
common TO choice. with S2@2 so for fancy.
STRAWBERRIES = Sharpless, S6@S p
chest; Longworth, S1O@14.
CITRUS FRUIT-California Navels, 81 25
@2 90; Seedlings, 75c@$1 25; Mexican
Lines. So 5o94 p box; Lemons Sicily, So
"a; California Lemons, S1@1 90 for COM
mon and S2G2 so for good to choice
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas, $1@2 so a
bunch: Pineapples. Mexican, S6O7 y dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Following are the prices
furnished by the san Francisco Fruit EX-
changes, Apricots-Fancy Moorparks, Sc;
choice do, 71sc; fancy, &c; choice, &C; stand
ard, 51ac; prime, sc. Apples-Evaporated
5A@6c; sun-dried, 4@5c. Peaches-Fancy,
7c; choice, 614c; standard, 554e; prime, 51!c;
peeled in boxes, l2@13c. Pears-Fancy,
halves. 51ac; quarters, 41ac; choice, 474c;
4@5c; unpitted, I1a@2c. Prunes-Four sizes,
41394$4c. Nectarines-Fancy, &c; choice,
SIC; standard, &C., prime. 51ac. Figs-White
choice, 495c; Black, choice, 21543c. Raisins
In sacks l5O-b boxes selling at &c p ID
higher: 4-crown loose, 4c; 3-croWn. 213c; g
crown, &c; seedless Sultanas. &c; seedless
Muscatels, &c y fb; 3-crown London Layers,
81 40 = box in 2o5tb boxes; Clusters, 50;
Dehesa clusters, 81 So Imperial clusters, So;
4-crown loose, 81; 4-crown loose, faced, 81 Is
p box. Dried Grapes-11ac p ID.
BUTTER : Creamery, Fancy, 121@1 3c;
seconds, 11@l2c p ID. Dairy, Fancy, 1910
lie; good to choice. S@1Oc; store lois
6@7c.
CHEESE-Choice to fancy, 7@8c; fair to
good, 47afS6c; Eastern, ordinary to tine, 1O@
EGGS-Quotable at 1o15@111lc p 9dozen for
store and 1908 for ranch.
POULIRE-Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 100
lie: Hens, 11@l3c p ID; boosters, S4@5 for
Old and S7@9 for young; BroiIers, 1904 so
Tor small and So 5047 TOR large; Fryers, 500
:; Hens, 81 5O@5 90; Ducks, ,$5@6 for old and
S7@9 for young; Geese,S 25@1 8 o p pair;
GGosLngs, S2@2 90; Pigeons, 81 5o92 20 .
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COMMERCIAL.
Tone of the Wheat Market of Firm
Character.
The Barley Situation Altogether in
Favor of Buyers-Trade in
Oats SIackening.
SAN FRANc1sco Anril 1 9th.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1SJns
The tone of the Wheat market is of firm
character and the promise is rather favora-
BILE for the selling in terest. Fair export move
ment is in progress and it looks as if good
record would be made in shipping way for
the current month. Quotable at SIZE p ctl
for No. l shipping quality, with $3.50 for
choice parcels. Milling Wheat ts somewhat
strong at 9O@95c p ctl.
The Barley market this week has inclined
altogether in favor of buyers. Good crop
prospects have caused a lowering in asking
prices, without increasing custom. In fact
the demand for consumption is light and or
hand-to-mouth character, giving depressed
feeling to the general situation.
Trade in Oats seems to be slackening,
though values are undisturbed. Receipts are
not excessive, but the market is literally sup
piled, and it would require active movement
for a little while to make much headWay in
reducing stocks.
Butter and Eggs both continue in heavy
supply, with prices favorable to consumers.
Cheese is lower, owing to large receipts.
Meat quotations are undisturbed. The
stalls are well furnished and the demand
offerings of Poultry are not excessive but
there is enough to meet all wants
The first box of Cherries tor this season has
esen recelTed, and regular daily arrivals may
be expected before another week is over
Strawberries are getting cheaper as supplies
increase.
Garlic is scarce and higher, but most other
Vegetables show increase at declining rates.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices, for Family Ex-
tras, So 25@3 80 p bbl; Bakers Extras
S3 1908 25; Superhne So 1902 35 p Dbl.
WHEAT-Shipping, o77a990 SIC q ctl. Mill
BARLEY Feed, fair to good, 65@6715c;
choice GS$4c; Brewing, SO@o71ac p ctI.
OATS-AlIlling, 81 O715@1 IN = ctl; Sur
prise, 81 0716Ql l715: fancy Feed 81 O21%6
O71&; good TO choice, 95c9Sl; fair to good,
909Y5c; poor to tair, S59S71ac; Black,
nominal: Gray, 95c9S1 O213 p ctl.
CoRN-Large Yellow,S1 1U@l 1719; Small
Yellow, 81 121S@l 20; White, 81 1091 171a
y ctl.
-8854@85c p cu.
BUCKWHEAT-o09S5c p ctl.
BRAN-S13 5O@14 so p ton.
GROUND BARLEY-S15 50@16 q ton.
barley, SOS so Clover, S795; compressed,
So@lo 30; stock, S697 p ton.
SIRAW-5OG7Oc p bale.
HOPS-597 &c p IL.
BEANs-Bayos, 81. 50@1 so; Butter, $40
p for small and So 25@2 so for large; Pink.
O. 70; Pea, 80 1902 80; Small White, 50 70
az 30; Large White, So 5Oa2 70; BIackeve
S3@3 80; Red Kidney, So 1908; Horse,
POTATOEs-New, 3491Lo = n; Early
Rose, 3C94Oc River Reds, 25@3Oc: Bur
banks, 4O&55c; oregon Burbanks. 40@8Oc
ONIONS-Good to choice California, COO
90c; cut, 25G40c 2 ctl; Fancy Oregons, soc
VEGETABLES - Cucumbers, 5o@75c y
dozen; Asparagus, 75cGS1 % p box Tor the
general run and 81 5000 for fancy; Bhubarb
2597oc = box; Los Angeles Tomatoes, -:
String Beans, 69IOc g II; Green Peas, 2
Csc 2 d for good to choice; Green Peppers
C 2 n; Turntps SOC = ctI; Beets, 6OG75c .
sack; Carrots. 3O@5Oc; Cabbage, 1905 SC , ctI:
Garlic. 1o9l2c d; CauliHOwer, o5c q
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade of Only Ordinary Character
Prices Stationary.

SACRAMENTO, April l 9th.
Trade was of ordinary character in local
produce circles to-day, with no changes in
quotations.
Following are the retail prices for the vari-
Gus articles mentioned:
FRUIT-AppIes, 81 80 q box; Pineapples,
soc each; Bananas, 25c 2 dOZ; Lines. Toe =
doZ; Lemons, common, 15c; select, soc p
doz; Navel Oranges, 3O85Oc as to size;
Riverside Seedlings, 1593Oc; Straw berries,
1252c q ID.
DAIRY -Butter-Valley. p roll.
35c; Petaluma. 4Oc; Fancy Creamery. 45c
FIrkin, 25c: California Cheese, 12I5c: Young
America, lac; Eastern Creamery, zoe; Linn
burger, zoe; genuine Swiss, 35c American
zoe; Martins Cream, 15c Neufchatel, lOc
each.
EGlfS-CalifOrnia, 15c.
POUL 1-Turkeys-Live Hens and Cob
biers, lac y 10; dressed, ! Sc; Chickens-Hens
soc each, So so p doz; BOOSTERS, 55c each,
80 90 2 doz; BrOilers, soc each, So 3 doZ:
Tame Ducks, 75c each, 81 so = doz; Geese,
So so v pair.
EEGETABLES-Onions Sc p bunch; Veg.
etaples, 1870; Horse Radish, 1Uc 2 ID; Garlic
lOc r ID; AruchokeS, GOc p dOz; Dried Pep
perS, 3Oc 2 ibi Cduliflower, Oc each; Spinach.
&c 2 b; Asparagus, &c p b; Green Peppers,
] 5ci Potatoes, local 5OQ6Oc: Nevada Pota,
toes. 15zc; New Potatoes, &c p 10; Sweets.
| &c 2 ID; Green Peas, sc ? u; Rhubarb, Sc p 70;
The record-union., 1895-04-20

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way line in the street was shifted some
what as the Broadway New York; line
was during the construction of the cable
railroad, and one side of the street was
opened at time, the tunnel or covered
way being built in half, and the core re-
moved after the masonry was completed
There are down-Cast shafts at intervals
for the introduction of fresh air, and the
vtiated air is withdrawn by a fan and
forced to a tall chimney near one of the
stations. There are two stations beside
the old terminal, built upon somewhat
differing plans. The platforms at sta
tions are made level with the floor of the
cars. 1t is stated that it is not possible to
obtain the cost of this work. The esti-
mate was Sl,740000, and it is probable