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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-28
REANEATERs Is; PIRATES Il.

Boston, May 27.-Boston won from
Pittsburg today in a game that was
full Of excitement from beginning to
end. At the beginning of Boston's half
of the eighth inning the game was
PittSbung's, as the score was 13 to 8
against the Bostons. In their half of
the eighth the Bostons made eight runs
tieing the score. In the ninth Pitts
burg made one run and the Bostons two
winning the game. Attendance 5000.
Score:
RHE
Boston ........2o021 2-15is 3
Pittsburg 100 0 l g 3 1-I4 IS 0
Batteries-Nichols, Mains, SWEETS
and Camel; Killen, Hawley and Sugden
Earned runs-Pittsburg s; Boston >.
PHILIES 8; COLTS 5.
Philadelphia, May 27.-The PhiIIies
won from Chicago today by hitting at
the right time. Attendance $500. Score;
RHE
Chicago ......Oo1O S-512 8
Philadelphia 30 0 2 % 3 o IS l
Batteries: -McGin and
Boyle; MISUNDERSTANDING and Kilt
redge. Earned runs-Chicago 4; Phil
adelphia 4. Two base hits-ReiHy, Dab
len. Hulen, Delehanty. Stolen bases
Mcbride, Brouthers, Nash. Struck out
-McGill 4; Mcfarland l. Double plays
Cross, Hulen, Brouthers. First on
balls-On Mcfarland s; of McGin /.
Umpires-HendersOn and Campbell
REDS 10; SENATOR'S 6.
Washington, May 27.-With proper
support German would have won to-
days game for the Senators, as his
work was superior TO that of Ehret
The errors made by the home team
were Of a very costly character. At
tendance 1850. Score.
Washington 20 100000 So s.
Cincinnati 80 % HOP do s s
Batteries: hington-German and
Mcclure; Cincinnati-Ehret and Vaughn
Earned runs-Washington 2; Cincinnati
l.
BRIDEGROOMS s; COLONIES Z.
Brooklyn, May 27.-Frazer went I'D
In the air in the sixth inning today.
Before he recovered his equilibrium the
Brooklyns had rolled up five runs, which
later proved exactly enough 10 win.
Attendance $500. Score
Brooklyn 800 lOo5O .-S15 6
Louisville ~ 011OO 0-710 8
Batteries: Grim, Abbey and Daub;
Miller and Fraser. Earned runs
Brooklyn 0; Louisville 8.
ORIOLES 9; BROWNS o.
Baltimore, May 27.-Hoffer pitched
such good ball today and the champions
backed him so well that the Browns
could not get a man home. Attendance
sou. Score:
RHEI
Baltimore .....1O2 OO150" -915 2
s. Louis .....O 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0 2
Batteries: Baltimore-Hoffer and
Robinson; St. Louis-Breitenstein and
Mcfarland. Earned runs-Baltimore Z
SPIDERS II; GIANTS 5.
New York. May 27-The Spiders mere
" played horse with the New Yorks
his afternoon. Attendance 5000. Score
r II Z
Cleveland - 02214O-11 10 8
New York ..3 0 / % 1 0 o. 5 Is 4
Batteries: Young and O'Connor; Nee
Kin. Campfield and Wilson. Earned
runs-Cleveland +; New York 8.
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Available Grain Supplies.

New York, May 27.-Specfal cable
and telegraphic dispatches to Brad
streets, covering principal points OF
accumulation, show the following
changes in available supply Saturday.
May %. as compared with the preceding
Saturday:
Wheat-United States and Canada,
east OF the Rockies, decrease 3.775, goo;
afioat for and in Europe. decrease l.
100000 total decrease in worlds avail
able 1907.
Corn-United States and Canada east
OF the Rockies, decrease 1.517, 600 bushels
Oats-United States and Canada east
Of the Rockies, increase sos, 900 bushels.
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Mestern League Games.

indianapolis, May Indianapolis
and Milwaukee fought for twelve in
nings today, when darkness interferred
Score:
+ II z
indianapolis 2lOOOOIOo000-41O )
Milwaukee ..1O03O0O0OO00-4 Z ?
Batteries: Cross and Woods; Barnes
and Spear.
Columbus. May 27.-Score:
RHE
Columbus .....O1OO2 O0Oo-S 9 2
Kansas City % poo o 10 10 0
Batteries: Jones and Wilson; Bevis
and Welch.
Detroit. May 27.-Score:
RH z
Detroit ........1oOO o-5l1 8
Minneapolis II 0041I I"-10l5
Batteries: Gayle and frost; Hutch
lnson and Schriver.
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ALL BUT STAGNATES
SHARE DEALINGS RUN DOWN TO
NEXT TO NOTHING.

Sugar Is the Only Stock to Show Up with
Respectable Aggregate of Transfers
Not Much News to Affect Prices, Out
side Of the Engagement OF = Million
and Quarter of Gold for Germany
Days Record of Railway Earnings Is
DIsappointing-Grang Close &C the
Lowest-Bonds.
New York. May 2Z-The stock ex-
change today reached a condition o.
virtual stagnation- The only stock
that made respectable total was Sugar
and the speculation at large merely re-
fiected the scalping board room Eight
chasers." There was but little news
bearing upon prices, aside from the en-
gagement of $1.250.o0 in gold for ship
ment TO Germany. The days record
Of railway earnings was disappointing
and included the April returns Of the
Reading and St Paul companies. which
were decidedly below expectations. The
movement OF prices was devoid OF sig
nifcance, except in the industrial prop
critics. General Electric was pressed
for sale and yielded rs per cent. On
the announcement OF impending ircreas
ed competition a partial recovery was
made eventually Sugar and Tobacco
moved rather widely on manipulations,
but left of without important net
changes. Hhe grangers developed
decided tendency towards lower range
in the final dealings and closed at the
lowest. The general market left of
heavy in tone, with fractional conces-
sions as rple.
The total sales OF stock today were
$500 shares. including: American Su.
gar, $500; Burlington and Quincy, s.
500; General Electric, 500; Louisville
and Nashville, 5000; Reading. 5000; ST.
Paul, 400; Wheeling and Lake Erie.
1900.
Railway bonds were generally steady
and the net changes in prices were light
The sales were s742. 900. Governments
were a shade easier for the new fours,
with sales Of $4,000.
EXCHANGE AND CLEARINGS.
London. Eng. May "a p. m.-Gold
is quoted at Buenos Ayres today at
2OS.6O: at Madrid, .25; at Lisbon. 27%s:
at Athens, ia; at Rome, 105971a. The
amount of bullion gone in the Bank OF
England on balance S.0O0f
Paris, France, May "a p. m.-Three
per cent rentes 101 france, IS centimes
for the account. Exchange on London
% francs, II centimes for checks.
Berlin. Germany. May 27.-Exchange
on London, eight days sight, 20 marks.
42h pfennigs.
Boston, Mass, May Chickering's
s14, 202. 693; balances sl.629,745.
New York, May 2T.-Bank clearings
So, DDS, $50; balances s6.e34,703.
Philadelphia. Pa, May Chickering's
SIC, 3S4 ,3l3; balances $685. ass.
Baltimore, Nd, May Chickering's
s, To-, SOS; balances 3264. $50.
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Football on Decoration Dav.

Omaha, May 27.-This afternoon an
Omaha football team, headed by Man
ager Thomas, and comprising about If
teen players. left over the Burlington
for Butte, Mont. where a game is To he
played with a local aggregation on Dec
ora ton day. The team travels in a
special car 70 SIS destination and viii
return IN the same way.
The team is composed OF individual
players who have gained more or less
fame on various football fields, but
owing to the fact that they have never
played together and have been unable 10
obtain practice on account OF the recent
rains they are not expected % make
as good a showing as they otherwise
would. The Butte aggrega ton. on the
other hand. is a practiced team and il
good condition.
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ST. LOUIS MARKFTs

ST. Louis. May Z-.-Wheat-No. = red,
cash. Sc bid; July. sc bid.
Corn-No. mixed. cash. eSisc: July,
s6isc bid
oats-No. :. cash. May and July i7c.
Pork-Cash, SD ;
I-ar6-Prime, g s1it.
steers. s. Ss14 =; Texas steers. &5eGs- 81
Hogs-Rece.p S0b0. lower; light. S.oJs7
as; mixed. e. S'fI3l5; heavy. s2s1a330
Shee7-Receipts, S,oo; steady and W
changed
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TIED IN THE EIGHTH
BOSTON DOES SOME MOST REMARK
ABLE RUN GETTING.

Come to Bat in Their Half of
the Eighth with the Pirates Thirteen
to Their Five-They Pile Up Eight Runs
Thus Tieing the score-Sinth Yields the
Pirates Only One, While the Beaneat-
ers Get Two Out of It, and the Game
Browns Shut Out-Other National
League Eesults-Western Games,
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FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool. May A.-Bacon-Dull; de-
mand poor.
Beet-Extra India mess, 55s; prime mess,
As.
oPrk-Prime mess, fine western, AS Sd;
medium western, 40s I'd
Lard-Nominal; prime western, 22s Sd;
refined, Qn pails) 24s.
Butter-Finest United States, 7es; good,
"a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-28
THE WEATHER.

Wichita May -.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and cooler Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was IS degrees. the
lowest 90 degrees, and the mean So degrees,
with clear warm weather and south wind
until nearly night when II shifted to much
cooler high north wind
Thus far this month the average temper
ature has been - degrees.
For the past seven years the average
temperature for the month OF May has
been st degrees, and for the 9th day S. de-
greeS. FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. May Z.-Following IS the
forecast up till .. m. Thursday:
For ansas-SiiEhtiy warmer; generally
far; northerly winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Local thundcrstoTmS followed by fair;
cooler variable winds
For Colorado-Fair; warmer In northern
horizons. VariAIbie winds
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MARVELLOUS RESULTS

From a liter written by Rev. J. Gun
derman. OF Diamondale. Mich. We are
permitted 70 make this extract: Il
have no hesitation in recommending
DR. Kings New Discovery. as the re-
suits were almost marvellous IN the
case Of my wife. While l was pastor OF
the Baptist church at R!ves Junction
she was brought down with Pneumonia
succeeding La Grippe. Terrible psrox-
ysms OF coughing would last hours with
little interruption and IL seemed as IL
she could not survive them. A friend
recomm ended DIT. Kings New DiscOv-
cry; II was quick IN It's work and high
~ satisfactory IN results" Trial bot
ties free az Geo. Van Werden's Phar-
macy, 52s y. Main street and @. Geh-
rings drug store. northeast corner To-
peka and Douglas avenues Regular
size 50c and 81 90.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.

on the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamery, lidg5c:
dairy, 9415c. Cheese steady, 7ika7%.c.
EGGS firm; fresh. 1OT10ikc.
Hogs-Receipts, =, 90; dull; light. S52S9
$50; mixed. sS15GS.45; heavy, s2.SOd3.3o.
beeves, S2SSd435; cows and heifers, s.. COZ
as; stockers and feeders, s2Sd3So
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; weak; generally
10 lnurar
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CATTLE.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers

and cattle.
A X. Hardett, Sedgwick, one car hogs.
II. cwyer. Mt. Hope. hogs and cattle
J. :. KnOblauch. Colwich. hogs.
W. II. Donnell, Haven, car hogs.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash quotations were as follows:

No. spring wheat, 5Sc; No. 2 red, SEQ
&c. No. corn, 273Sd2Sc; No. 3 yellow,
19l9q201.c; No. 3, 1Sis919s4c. No. rye
S3c. No. 2 barley, nominal; No 3. fob.
3Gq30zic. No. flaxse ed. sc. Prime tim
othy seed, 1870. Mess pork, per Dbl,
s5-95d7.OO. Lard. per 100 lbs, $1,000 2ie
Short ribs sides, dose $5.C5q3. 50. Dry
sailed shoulders, (boxeG) 46i4l4. Short
clear sides, CboxeD 35sa$54. Whisky, dis
tillers' finished goods, per gal, Sl.2A Sug-
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Denver. May 10. 2. Miller. fadict-
ed by The federal grand jury FOR his part
In the misrepresentation ot si2S.oe0 OF
the funds OF the Commercial National
bank IN 1893. wss released from jail to
day under $500 bonds furnished By
Clarence p. Elder and ". II Brevoert
Miller VIII return 70 Chicago a. once.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans. May H.-Cotton-Steady:
rniddling, u-16c; low middling, TIC; good
ordinary, &c; net receipts, 74S; gross, $40;
sales, 1,60O; stock, 121, los.
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Western As.octation Games.

Burlington, Ia, May 27.-No game;
ram.
Rockford. Ill. Nay e7.-No game:
rain.
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Real Estate Tr.asfsrs
FURNISHED By tss'wieAi,a Ass,rAe,

Furnished ~ ths'Wichlta Abstract
and Land company
@ II Whitcognb 81 lots 81 70 ?.
Sherwood ave Gberso0d'a sub
lots 2. 10 FIetchsrs 2nd al trace
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-28

Chicago. May S7.-Frank F. Lovel %
Carrollton. No, a cattle buyer. and three
other men were arrested this afternoon
for knowledge OF the murder OF E. r
Hunter at the stock yards. April Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-28

Hoa5s ssrsssa Fl1z rests 80 hessa.
$3.50 --s1fs s.sS-<-a a. ss-x s-slsa.
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WICHITA MARKETS
REpRESENTATIvE SALES

Wichita, May q.
HOGS.
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TRUSTEES sALE


WHEREAS, John Rersssrand, hy his astd 80 - y
w .da,et Octster 3 A ~ ~ an9 ttlll1 ~
Corded in the office Of the t4efk AtA hst~sstutl
of prowers eossnty and .tate q 1etq5ely, q q
page liz, epnseypd To hetiry 2, Aidrlch, - aEgs
tee. the north half u the seutllwcs siartcE
OF section s. IN texusltip "a, sts.ith Il ranEe =
west OF the arh principal meridian y ~
coanty Of fruWers Aud stare ot { tfltas eSes ~
Scther With and iaeinliiug one water fiSAl = y
- Of the La lpnts ani Lamar eanal ~ tttst
secure ths. Iasyr1cut " has qfolzit ts=r& ffi7
October 3 isH1fut ths satE ct ono ihs'isai1a ~
SECURITIES s-silufany on tht nrst day % ocfbesr
isyI, tSlsuFfgrr ~tfss issfs1cst thereon sss1'
nuaily, Ss shown by TN Coupons fgF inF{3 o,'l-
lar inrla attached 10 said and pa able r.
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81 trust provides thai IN case pt deiauit "a W"
paygnenf Of said usIte. " any pari " fs,i, ~
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hy said deed and the interest thcre1ln % i1'
time q sale, might A. TIE epti2n = i"y -,
las siie and thai Il thea shall be lawful Tor f
said trustee or his HE sseecssor u 'r5'-i, ailF
nepspatser published in the cpsiuty ~bnrN sato
pru-iis.sz arr .ifuatsi. sell saih rrrsisi.s= or
any lsrt tsereoi aud ~ the right and elnit9 q
erftors. administrators 81 ssqtgns 1l.s,frtr AZ
public vesdac - the hizhcsi hiliher i"r es''i :
Whereas default hiss h-,-n made 10 ihc psy-
usnf % tNo ~ the iutersst osutosss duo Atill
l.
aud isal and the leeai holief - ssit nfte IA.
declared tho whuls Il said Fgiacipal sEsa a5H
interest," tar and fayAhte, ard has rst,is i-t -
sale % said premises hy vtftur of said aee'l nt
frsst ani .
Whereas, Il l. provided 10 and b. said dori -
trust that IN cas-, a. the Death inaetltiy or rr'
flsal af the said Henry J. Aldficli. trttsfsr .
act At ANY time uha1 artiou may ~ rrs3ntrrl
for the rrgseti,snis - the ,rustz uasr said asa
a. frlisf tiisH the legal holder 81 .sid note uiaY,
by writing daily acknoulf-igod. spI-liHt su1-
eesser IN trust the 6aid Hepry J. AldrtehE asH
Whereas, the shid Henry J. Mdrteil y stsslt
fFufu the state pf Colorado. a1d unable - = =
and has refused 30 Art a. ssih trustfs, Anti ~
legal holdcr uf the said note bar b. Wrltiue
dnly acknowledged apfsriuted aad sut~tttltei
~, ur-ieFris-rssi " v. Dale tfe.tcu 70 aet ~
successor of -Aid Hehrl j. Aidftcs eos tls1y-
farr. hy vtr'ue of the auttoffu aud r"rFfa
vested Ia me a. aforesaid. WI 81 p5ir-usn!,
of She provisions Of said trust ds-i sfii a tnt
lie aucsiasl at tha TrrFnaat .trc-t frust us1r q
the court house IN tho elty - Denver AfsEiiloe
eountY aud STATE ~ Coiefaao on Wednesday
the lfh lay - March. a. u. i-,s. Al the huggr -
ten clock, a. m, the ahsys trecrttz''i rrai -
tate tneethcr u'ifh And inrludiDg o2s yAfcE
right No - % the La iunta and Lamar canal
aad ans aud AL other Watsg rtshts alh lEgaszi-
ing priTilei-r- use1 Tor the trfiEaftQn - said
iard q, the highest Bladder for cam for thr flr-
ps-e - paying the indehieah.-s at-osc un--
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TRUSTEES SALE.

.,rtTEREts patus 7. Pillaad By 10. acci =
w trest. dated April Is, issi. A9d dug rsr0td.
- y the ciiee II tas ea5s9 s,ssA ~. a " 5r,i
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a s'clsrsia. tsuit Is itl hAlf lt =
ttrs sorthwesi quartcf NJ - snet.i'
J,iur "A "a tnwnsisip trrai i-sAia9 II a atH !.
5sTf,iisn = trasi to seegFc The ra}tnssst = hts
.,T,sglssory nata for tiiN ssul - NNe ituhd5fa
cellars sou, atet Agiil u ~. ~ - 49, ~.
f-srss a. the frst tny - Artit- - tsse eilef
,sith interest thrrron setaa.sri.sall a. sl,.'s1
~ ten fio5 ,ss;si rlfs - e-eiI So dol4aEs ssfa.
5stsrs.f 70 s5siii nst- aud Faynhle- sssfs'iTFgsF
-, 5irr srst dsrs % April and Net1s.,r q eEgh
gsar. Rith fntrucst 90 sst9 0'ap0R t.sg- ~ Ai'e
Il h,fras aid jls-,i - srps; t-FoFadrs taat tss
rasss of dafsaiy iu the faT1zsui - s,id safe -
any ig9grefi tssE e g - y,ss ,,.i ,ls,, = - -.
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a. Recorded N tho ufa - tszr cnsaiF s5sss asFA
fyVeDryisr - Prast-s COUNTY and state ui Goio-
ralus Eud
Wb~TSss fsfaalt has hssn uns.ts ia ths Fsay-
meat a sli ft5d nrsfTst cllf -s fizs ARA assa
gt-fnl-r 4 lla Ard TIE lral haitff - said as-sg
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laszted sAlr - satd irssaises- uasisE setA
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add 10 aud b SD aF-i - irusf eaaNrIesi.
Dated Frtgsafy sssl. ts1ss
isssnssij THOMAS l. SMITH
%rrosssur Ia 4rast.
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