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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
THE TIMES-RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1875.

Rothermel. Davis. Fields. Burke. Struck
out-By Pfanmillcr. 4 Left on buses
Norfolk. Z. Portsmouth. s. Stolen bases
A. McFarlan. Wentz, Davis. Rothernel.
Hargrovc. Gochnaur. Time OF game, two
hours. Umpire. McCloskey.
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Totals. ........... % q p = j


summary: Earned runs-Riohmond' .;
Nev,port News-Hampton. 4 I"o-pa.e
-Pender Bert- Q. Kelly. Led'n'
rhreo-base hit-McCarn. Home run
Rorte stolen bases-fO ster. =, feHeer'
4 MARI. 9. Shois 4 Wells Kan, a.
perto. Boland Tannen'll. fleming, NC
Cam o. Bradley. Base on balls j anne
hill .. Morrissey 5. HI by piIcheI
Foster. .. Roland Struck out anu
nm r. Norrissey. O. Time OF game. one
hour and forty-hve minutes. Umpire,
Tate. Attendance. LOCO.
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Won by Gaudaur In the Great Single Soul
Race.

Race.
LONDON. Sept. THE great single
SOUL race for the wards championship
and stake Of five hundred pounds be-
tween Jacob Gaudaur tho Canadian
oarsman and James Sianbury, OF Victoria,
Australia, who won the championship ~
defeating Charles r. "Wag" Harding. a.
Putncy. July 18th last, was rowed to-
day and resulted in victory Tor tie
Canadian. who won with greatest ease.
The race was rowcd over tho Cd cham
p.Onship course OF fOu- mile. and thru =
hundred yards from Putney % Mortiake
and was witnessed by large crowds OF
people who lined the river banks.
Inc start was made az $3.50 p. NJ.
Gaudsur was first 10 catch Tho water
and soon had good lead which he gradu-
ally increased until passing Hammer
smith bridge. he was nearly Ten lengths
ahead and quite taat distance iu tae lead
at The finish.
'ihe weather was cloudy ana dun but
The state OF the weather had no fleet
in reducing the crowds which n0cked r.
the river banks az on early hour and BY
Tie time the start was made every avail
able space along the water front fl0m
which a good view OF the course could
bo had was packed. The water was
smooth and tho tide strong. The be-
ting was 9 to agaInst Gaulaur, Stars
bury won the toss FOR pos. ton and took
tie Surrey side OF the river
FALSE STARTS
There were a number OF false starts
before the boats got away Gaudaur being
the chief Offender boo preventing good
send-on. Galdiur was the first 10 get
away finally. hut fifty yards from the
start Staus bury. who was pulling steady
crept up and gradually pnss-d Gaudaur
leading the Canadian Boy quarter or a
length. at Claspers boat yard. When
Stanshury passed Gauiaur. the crowds
along the river bank became greatly ok
cited and chcrred them,clse- hoarse.
Gaudaur rowod desperately and stuck "a
his opponent closely. Both men az t1i-
stage of the race were pulling eranaly
stansbury rowcl nineteen strokes boz tha
first half-minutc and thirty-seFen in me
minute While 6audaur pulled
eighteen strokes in the FIRST halo mine
ute and thirfy-four in the minute.
Though Gaudaur got rather the better
start Stansburv quietly crep. un trd
caught him. leading by quarter of A
length a. the club house W The London
Rowing club and a hair ionetn at the
Thames Rowing clubs hoat house. 40
this point Gaudaur put % some very e,-
fective work. gradually catching np Win
the Australian with whom Do. WAS oA
oven terms at The tor CT the NiIii's'N
rnlhankmeut. Gaudaur was noH going ol
wen. and 20 the Beverly brook h. ii
pulled away from hi- 0pf ln'nt 0 ilil
ia led lv n quarter of 10 long ani "'
tho Same distance boz the lead 40 fle Cra-
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LOUISVILLE.

'Dcxter batted for Hill in ninth inning.
score bv innings. Il. II. +.
Baltimore 10000 Oi1I-4
Louisville .....I OO1 o. q o. 3
summary. Earned runs-Baltimore, l.
Louisville !. Base by errors Baltimore
I. Louisville. I. Left on bases-Balu-
more. 3. Louisville. q. Base on balls
Pond. .. HiI. 4. struck out-Pond, o.
Illl. .. Three-base hits-Clinsman. sac
rince hits-Reitz. Dolan Brodie, Robin
son. stolen bases-rlcioerinG Kelley
Keeler e.. Reiz. Double plays-Dolan
and johnson: Rogers. Hi. and Johnson
Jennings and Doyle. Umpire. LAZY.
Time OF game. Two hours ad twenty
minutes .o-,o
Afternoon game Attendance, 1O.7Ss.
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Summary Earned runs-Brooklyn.t. Two
base hit-Kennedy. Stolen bases -Shinde
Burke. Jones ?, DAILY. Griffin Sacrifice
Lts-McCartl.y. Hoy. BaHes on balls
Ehret. s: Kennedy. 4. Struck out Earet.
4; Kennedy. /. Double plays-Irwin I'M
assisted Irwin. Mcphec and Vaughan:
Daily and Anderson. Bases on errors
Cincinnati. 4: Brooklyn. 10. Passed balls
Poiiz. / Cray. l. Wild pitches-Kenne-
dy. Umpire, Sheridan. Time OF game.
one hour AMI forty minutes
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base hits-Cross. Huien Ryan, Donahua
Everett, Sacrifice hifs-Thompson. Stoler
overwhelmingly Ia Joie and McCor
mick lit hy pitcher Terry, J. WI.
pitchcs-Tefry. /. No,a. l. UmplreS
Henderson and Campbell Time I'VE
hours and foriy-hve minutes.
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PITTsBURG.


NJ, yort 23iO21 x-l2 20 3
n,,,.,,'r,- 100000 OO-2 g
summary: Earned runs-New York. >,
PIttsburr I. Two-base hits-Dayis ana
Win Three-base hlts-Van HaltFen
c2, stenzel Beckleg Home 'nns, 10Y &c
Sacrifice hlts-Tiernan. stolen bases bases,
-, uoitren. Gleason, Davis, STAFFORD
v, ~. Donovan. Lyons. and susden.
na SO on balls-Meekin. l. Gi lh,n
s ,,t,s' 90 out~By Meekn, ?; by Killen' =
Double plays-Gleason and Davis. Ael'
on bsses-New York. 9; Pi'.s ,,lo TWO %
Passed ball-wrson. Time OF game T,s .TO
bonrs and zen minutes. Umpire Elns''7'
NEW YORK.
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CINCINNATI

Rrool,lvn ........ O1OOOo-l 3
Summary, Earned runs-Cincinnau, j.
Rroollvn. /. Thrae-base hits-Gray.
Two-haee hits-Smith aud Miller. Stolen
bases-Hoy. Sacrifice hits-shindle and
Vaughn. McPhee Struck out-by Rhlnes'
2. hv Daub. 4. Bases on balls-Khines. g.
Daub. .. Double plays-Smith and Gray.
Rasos on errors-Cincinnau. /. Left on
bases Cincinnati C.. Brooklyn 3. I'M
pire. sheridan. Time Of game, one hour
and thirty-one minutes.
POSITION. TO- %. CLEVELAND. ..
BOSTON. Sept. 7.-Cheveland supported
Cuppy in yellow style. and corld do little
with Nichols Wallace came IN in the
sixth inning and did cool worf. Nc
Artistic, going behind the bat.
Both Young and Klobedanz wor7 very
effective IN this afternoons game. which
was rulI Of excitement from beginning no
cnd. Burketts double and McLcan's
home run into the right-noli bleachers
I'm tho seventh did the business FOR the
visitors. Ir the eighth inning McGarr
tfirred Hamilton. and Hurst allowed the
run 10 score McG8rr was hissel and
booted. and ar the close ~ ,he game
police protection was required to take
him of the field.
First game-Attendance 400:
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NIdl' +.s..ssss.s.. I
sIllfIll for Ahher
ST louis


Summary: Earned runs-St. Louis. 2.
Bases by errs-St. Louis 3. Washing
ton D. Left on bases-St Louis. O..
Washington TO- Bases on bails-Dona-
hue. 3. Thrce-base hits-parrott. Muir
ply. Sacrifice hits-Farren Abbey. ana
DOnahue. Stolen hases-Lush. DE Mon
trevlle. Smith. Turner. parr0tt I'D. Cross.
Hit hy pitcher-Merccr. Wild pitches
Mercer Umpire. Lynch Time OF game.
one hour and ffty-dve minutes.
G...rT ltat.r..
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Summary: Earned runs Richmond Z.
Newport News-liampton l. 1'wo-hase
hits-Foster. Mari Maiarkey. DUudon.
Leach. stolen bases Foster. .. Fender.
Bcrte. Boland. Bradley Base on balls
Malarkcy. Q. Kimban o Hit by pitcher
Bradley Struck out -Malarkcy. 3. Krn-
iall. t. Passed balls Bo.and. Time Of
game. one hour and thirty minutes I'm
miro Tate
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Totals. ............. &c 10
CHICAGO

Summary: Earned runs-Philaee'pn.a'
:: Chicago. s. Base or errors-Chlsaeo D.
Left on bases-philadelphi :; chicago
6. Base on balls-rerry. 4: Nops i
Struck out--Nops. /; Terry 3. Three
base hiz-Cross, Cooley, Boyle Tws'
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Totals ..-..........- ~
BOSTON


Cleveland ....... 1OOOOO2Ox-3 II
Rosron ....... lOOOlo-2
summaries: Earned runs-Cieveland. 3,
Roston. J. Homo run-NcKean. Three
haee hit-Toung. Two-base hits-Rurkett.
stolen bases-Hamilton and Camel. Bases
ON balls-Hamllton and thinner. Struck
out-Bergen (); Kobedsnz. Mccain. pou-
ble plays-McKean. Ch.lds, and Tebesu,
Time of game. one hour and hfty-three
minutes Umpire. Hurst.
PHILADELPHIA. 10. HICAGO 8.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept T. - Jerry
Nops" formerly OF tho Wilmington A.
lantic Association team. made his APP
pearance with the Phlies this afternoon
and scored mild success Jerry went
O. pieces in the sixth and seventh innings.
Tho game was long drawn out and weari-
some. and was called on account Of DARK
ness while the Phillies were AZ the bat
in the eighth. Attendance 900.
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Summary. Earned washington. 81.
ST. Louis. 7. Base ON err0rs-N Washing
ton. D. Left ON basrs-Washlnrton. 3. Base
ou balls McJamos. ]. Breitenstein. a.
Struck out-McJames @, Breite1stcin. %
Threc-hase hits Mcclure. rtvreht.
Two-base hits Smith, U0wd Sacrifice
hits-Ahbey. Stolen bases-Ahhey. Me-
CURE. smith Double plays-Cross. Con-
nor and O'Brion. Domontrevile ani Carte
wright Umpire Lynch. Time one hour
and f0rty-fVe minutes.
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LONDON. Sept. Mrs. Florence May
brick. who is confined In Working prison
un4er sentence or life imprisonment for
POISONING ner husband, James M5ynriox
IS critically in. and the chances are de-
clQealy against her recovery.
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Summary: TWO base hits-Gleason.
Three base hits-padden. Sacrifice hits
Davis Stolen hases-Nan Haltrcn Base
on errors-New YORK. J. Base on balls
Haw-ey- .. DOheny. 4. Struck outlaw
Icy Z: Doheny. J. Hit By pitcher-Dohenv.
I. Left on hases-New York. s. Pit;sburg.
.. Passed balls-Wlson. /. wild pitch
Hawiey. J. Umpire. Emslie. Time Of
game. Two hours and fifteen minutes
WASHINGTON. ?. n: ST. LOUIS. s 1
WASHINGTON. Sept. Flight ,bou-
stand people saw the double-hoader this
afternoon. in which each team won
game. Merccr's support was indlffer-
ent In the first game. and besides he was
hatted hard when hits were needed. Dom
ahue pitched good ball.
In the second game McJames was IN
invincible form. one ~ tho two hits
credited against him being scratch.
But three 81. Louis players reached first
base during the niue innings.
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Score ly innings. " u. j..
Pceton .......0f2 24Of 0x-n II .
Cleveland ....C BOG % o. r
Summary, Barnei runz-8oslon. B.;
cleveland Three-hase hits -Dufy. No
CANT Two.hase hits-Ga1zel. Haml-
ION. Collins. Nurkett. Zimmer Sacrifec
hits-Tenrey. Nichols. Camel Stolen
bases EWkttt Passes on halis--Ni,nols.
8 Cuppr. I. Base on errors-.}oston. a.
Cleveland T. Passed bails-Berccn. I.
Wild pitches Nichols. l. struck out
Nichols. I Double plays-rong Mccain
and Tucker. Umpire. Hurst. Time. one
hour and nifty minutes.
NEW YORK. T.. Z: PITTSBrRG. .. o
NEW YORK. Sept. THE New Works
won the morning game to-day from Pitts
burg by batting Kilen for twenty safe
hits and nine earned runs The visitors
cOud do little or nothing with Moeldn
The Afternoon game was q battle Of
pitchers. both Hawley and Doheny twiri-
ine with rare skill. Attendance, 10000.
The weather was perfect for ball play
ing. First game attendance, 1900. Score.
First "a mo
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CHAMPIONS TAKE ONE.
THE CLUE WTrH THE LONG SAhf
HON rHE MORNING CANE.

o.. Gam. Quick and Snapry. tho Other
SLOW aud Rocky -Berie nit over
the Fenco-othor Games
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LOUISVILLE

Summary: Earned runs-Baltimore. ..
Base by errors Baltimore. !. Louisville,
4 Left on bases Baltimore. g. Louis
Vile Base on balls Esper. 3, Her
man B. Struck oIt-By Esper ] by
Herman. l. Three-haso hits-Brodie.
Kelley. Reltz. McCreery. Two-base hits
-Esper. stolen bases Dexter. McGraw
Cl. Keller Jennings. DOYLE. Dolan.
Double piays-Clarke and Dexter; Dolan
and Rogers. johnson and Rogers. Wild
pitches-Herman. Passed balls Dexter.
I'mnirss Cuirn and Mile Time. one
hour and f0rtv-fve minutes.
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Games Yesterday.
Vlchme~e. --'- -. N.-i'"iuD'on. - =
Notfo.k. 4 u. Portsmouth. >, 5.
Standing Of the Clubs.
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Totals ........... "a 8 9 ? "A &c
NEwPORT NEWs-HAMTTON.

Tannehm batted for Malarkey in The
ninth inning.
Score hy innings: r.
Richmond ....-........... I % o I o 0 @ 0-S
y. Ncws-Hampton....... o oil ! OO2 -
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THIRD RASEMAN FENDER.
lWMiinc for q Good On

the error Of Mars Bradley was hit
hy Malarkey. went TO second on Cool
hearts single, Mari kindly let him get 10
third and no scored ON Hallman's sacri-
fee
The score I'm detail is as follows:
MORNING CAME
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FOR The BENCH.

Committee to Meet to Arrange for,
VI. Judiciary Convention.
Chairman Louis A. Reed, OF the Fourth
district Republican judiciary committee,
issued call to the members of the COM
mittee to hold a. meeting this Saturday
afternoon in his Office. The committee
will at that time decide on the date for
the judicial convention and will issue
the formal call for the primaries.
Present indications are that the con-
vention win be held about the middle Of
July. The candidates all seem to favor
a date as early as possible in order thai
che active campaign may be inaugur-
ated. There are large number Of cam
Edidates after the two Republican .nomi:- !:
nations, Henry Gjertaen, J. F. Mctsee,
David 4. Simpson, J. L. DobbiT, John Il.
Steele and W. P. Roberts are all ayoWed
candidates, with a number of others not
mentioned. These candi Id tes havesbeen
extremely favorable to an early: convey
tion and among themselves practically
decided In favor Of July Is to II. Chair
man Reed consulted the committeemen
representing the counties outside Of
Hennepin and they were also favorable
to an early committee meeting and con-
vention.
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FuIda News.

Editor Irish Standard:
Fulda, Mimi, June 13.--The sixth an
snual convention of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of the Diocese of Wi
mona has just closed, being by far the
most enthusiastic yet held in our new di-
geese. Tuesday evening the delegates
we're entertained by the Ayoca Dramatic
Club in the presentation of the Social
Glass .,s +
4 Wednesday morning Pontifical High
Mass and sermon by Bishop Cotter was
the occasion of the largest church gather
ing In the history Of our locality, after
which banquet by the ladies of the par
ish was served to all. During regular
afternoon session the following officers
We're elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, A. w. Tierney, Of Fulda; first vice
president, Mary Hanson, of Chatfeld;
second vice president, Belle Gum, Of
Rochester; secretary, Mary Haggarty;
Of Eyota; treasurer, John O'Hara, Of
gLanesboro. The convention adjourned
to meet next June in Lanesboro. A grand
Temperance rally was held in the evening
and addressed by Bishop Cotter and Rev.
s. Maddox, of Chatheld Avoca has
won laure,s in entertaining her guests.
"A Visitor
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he converted into mediums Or redress, the,
effect Of human desperation may some
Time be wi Witnessed here as in other lands
and in other ages. s ~
Accepting the first Of this. convention
AN the present purpose Of the party we
wi fhdraw e rom this body to#return to our;
constituents the authority with which
they invested Us, believing that we have
better discharged their trust by this ac-
ton ~ hitch restores to them authority un-
snllied rather, than BY giving cowaralyt
ard insincere endorsement to the greatest
wrong ever wilfully attempted within the
Republican party once redeemer Of the
people but now about to become their OPP
pressor unless providentially restrained
by. the votes Of free men,
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Default has been made in the conditions Of
q mortgage executed by John Murphy and
Ellen M. Murphy. his wife. to Isaac At
water. and dated October oath, 1893, and re-
corded In :tle office OF the Register Of Deeds
in Hennspins County, State Of Minnesota, on
the 25th day@ofs October, 1893, in Book 400 of
Mortgages, on page 1888. The premises de-
scribed In said mortgage are as follows,
viz: Lot number nine 90, In Block thirty
four( $40, Gales Second Addition to the City
of Minneapolis, according to- the plat thereof
on file and of record in the office Of the Reg
lister Of Deeds in and for said County OF
Hennepin and State Of Minnesota. There is
due at the date hereof on said mortgage the
sum of Twelve hundred and forty-nine dol
lars and no action at law or otherwise has
been instituted to collect said sum or any
part thereof
Therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of the power of sale In said mort
gage contained, and of the statute in such
case made and provided said mortgage will
be foreclosed and the premises therein de-
scribed will be sold at public auction for
cash to the highest bidder, at the front door
Of the court house on Fourth street In Min
neapolis Hennepfn County aforesaid, on
Tuesday, the twenty-f1rst day OF July 1885,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to- satisfy
said mortgage debt, and seventy-five dollars
Attorneys fees and disbursements allowed
by law ISAAC tATWATER, In
May 25th, 1906 Mortga gee.
J. b. Atwater. Attorney. -....ls
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMP-
:..sa.s;. - y IION.t e:,3-!:.t! KIP

dsscription Of !aad; Byrnes' ADDITION t.
block 4: year xleyied, 1881; date Of judg-
m1ssnt. March q, 1888 when sold. May 8
by state"January 10; 1925. for; SIS. 49, interest
quired to redeem. $685. total, $2s:06: =
Office Of County Auditor, Hepnepin: Cpun-
You are hereby notified that. pursuant to
tax judgment-entered in the District Court
County Of Hennepin, State Of Minnesota,
as above stated-the9 land herein above de-
scribed, assessed in youranane, was sold for
tax as above stated. and that the time allow
ed by law for redemption from said sale, will
have expired after sixty days have. elapsed
after service Of this notice. has been made
has been filed in this office. In addition to
the amount above stated, as necessary to re-
deem from said sale, the cost, OF service of
this notice must be paid, together with.
such interest as may accrue from and alter
this date.
Witness my hand and. official seal, at Min
neapoAs, IN said County Of Hennepin. this
w. C. R.YcooLEY, II
Per J. 0. DAVIS County Auditor.
Deputy. T."
No. 414s. ." (seaD
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMP-

= 7~.-.s TON;
In whose name assessed, Henry l.. Stroll
meyer; description Of land East Lawn. Adj
dition to minneapolis, lot S, block l. year
tax levied, 1881; date. Of Judgment, March
q, 1893; when sold, May 3, 1893: amount
sold for to state, $19.s6: assessed by state
January.}19, 1886. for $4l.10; interest penalty
and costs, S6.57; total amount required to
redeem, $767: total, '$4767. .
Office Of County Auditor. Hennepin Coun-
ty, Minnesota. To Henry L. Strohmeyer:
You are hereby notified that, pursuant to
tax judgment-en in the District Court,
County Of Hennepin, State Of, Minnesota,
as above stated-the land herein above de-
scribed, assessed In your name, was sold for
tax as above stated and that lifetime allow
ed by law for redemption from said sale, will
have expired after sixty days have elapsed
after service Of this notice has been made
and proof thereof and Of the sherih's fees
has been filed In this office. In addition to
the amount above stated, as necessary to re-
deem from said sale, the cost Of service Of
this notice must be paid, together with
such interest as may accrue from and after
Witness my hand and official seaa, at Min
neapolis, in said County Of Hennepin, this
on G. r. COOLEY,
Per ). 0. DAVIS County Auditor.
No. 4l41.3 = -..:f (SeaD
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PROpUCE MARKET.

2, - .HzAttfAEI. - :
Butter-rhe market is ruling quiet. Re-
ceipts are Fairly liberal. There is nnoder-
ate demand and stocks are kept fairly well
enough to give the market any snap.
Eggs-The market is weak. Receipts are
quite large Storage buyers are out of the
market and the local demand is only fair
sCheese--The market is firm on strictly
fancy cheese, but weak on lower grades
with good supplies Of the latter.
Poultry-The market Is steady. There is
q fair demand, with only moderate receipts
Nea-There is only 9. light supply. Mar
ket continues firm. with a moderate de-
mand Quotations are for fresh stock. s.
Y! Mutton-Market quiet. There is a fair de-
naMd for mutton. Spring lambs, with pelts
off, are In COED demand at SQ8c. Lambs
with pelte on are hard to move except at
low prices.
1 Fish-Receipts are selling readily at quo
tations. Undrawn fish sells about &c below
r,,Y.,f finna
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. III
!. The 1laIkctS

i MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT MARKET.
5Nrfeat-Early cables this morning kere
q little higher but the second cables re-
ported wheat lower.
il The strength in wheat at the opening
was ON a rumor of a Paris cable reporting
wheat If higher. but as this was not con-
flrn1ed the market. gradually sagged off.
More attention was paid to gossip from
st. Louis today than to THE market, conse-
quently trading was light and opening
for the closing price yesterday. This was
the top price for the day, selling down to
543ac by 1880, closing steady. September
lost about We Of its premium over July
today, opening st 569sc. 4, 1t sold down to
65c by 1880. Clearances fair and receipts
continue large. Minneapo receipts, 179
cars; Duluth, receipts, 344 cars.
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A. 0. H. PRINTING N

We have hand at all tim es the necessary books
and blanks for the Ancient Order of Hbernians and
the Daughters of Erin which we sell at the following
prices:
Application Blanks (new lorna perhundred. 90
Due Cards, per hundred l.oO
Notice of Arrears Blanks per hundred. ......... so
G;cL COMMITTEES Pennrt Rar ake ner hundred
n;,;e,n O,,,r+-r1, p@ror+ Y3,nLe mar hundred go
Ode Cards. ner hundred loo
Letter Heads r. colors] er hundred 150
Letter Heads [1 color] pc r. hundred Zoe
Envelopes printed with re turn address, per hun loo
Financial Secretars Reg lister frst-class book SEQ
Recording Secretary's 30 ok observation-disclosures zoo
Treas,lrers Book $50
States $50
Secretary's Order Books ..... .gg
Treasurers Receipt Books...... rs
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ABLY CONDUCTED. +

Ill The Phoenix Laundry has established
q reputation unsurpassed for all kinds
of, laundry work. Ladies' shirt waists
never look finer than when done up by
the Phoenix, 315 First avenue south. Tel
ephone 1928. "
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dermania Bank, 9TH st and Hennepin Az
. General and safe banking business.
Pays interest on time deposits. Loans
strictly on good security only. Otto e.
Maggie, president.
The Irish standard., 1896-06-20
Our Job Department.
Yes, we do Job Printing and lots Of it, too and
:: At Reasonable Rates. ;.

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