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Merchan disc.

NEW YORK, n. Y, sept S.-Flour receipts
27,27l barrels; exports, 50,753. Firm and fairly
active Minnesota paterts. So 40@5 &C; do bak-
straits, 81 SO@5 10: do extras. So 5O@3 80
WHr AT - Receipts, 100000 bushels; exports.
l15,963 Spo sc i've: No 2 red, 81 o. Options
opened firm and advanced higher cables: sold
on under realizing, recove ed heavy export
business, but declined again Liberal offerings
and closed only $s(912 net higher No 2 red May
$ OO@1 o., closed 81 005s; September, ST 0214
Ia % i-l6; closed, ST. 02;4: Decem Der, So zsc@
81 OU$4 closed 81 UO5s.
HOP q let. 1899 crop. &c; 1895 crop, 6d
SC; Pacific Coast 1898 trop 3(G4c 1896 crop 6G
&c; London steady, 55d Us
WOOL-Strong. Fleece. . G27c: pulled, No 2
extra, 2fg4Oc; Texas, l0@l6
PIGlRON-Warrants quiet: ST 90 asked.
LAKE COPPER-Quitt: 81 I0@ll 20.
TlN-Easy; S13 55(dl3 So
SPELTEk-Quet; al 25@4 80.
LEAD Strong; exchange, 81 371o614 40;
brokers' S4
COFFEk-opiions opened steady at UNCHANGED
prices; closed firm. with prices unchanged TO 5
points net advance. sales 1t, 500 bags, including
september S. So: Dece N Der. So 2OM6 25 spot
Coffee-ho, quiet; No. invoce fIsc: jobhing,
71lsc: mild, steady: Cordova, l01e@lb1 'es
of 500 bags bio points better than No at 634 C.
SUGAiS-Raw hrn; fair refin ng 5sac; cen
trifucal 80 test, 37sc: refined frmer; mold A.
5-l6c; standard y, 5l6c: confectioners' A.
3-l6: cut Loaf li-l6c; crushed. S Ill &c;
powdered, 5-I6c; granuated. 5l6c; cubes
81 &c
BUTTER - Receipts 1884 steady: Western
Creamery, 12@1Sc; Elgins. lSc: factor1 sQl2c
kGGS-ReceIpts, 10, 255 pack ages; steady; state
ana Penn ylvania l. &c: Western, lSc.
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GOLD COIN MOVEMENT
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.

Exports of srecie from this port during the first
eic ht months of 1897 were S26, 937, ,1S5, AGAINST
S2l,lOU 636 during the same time in 1895, and
con listed of the following descriptions: Silver
bullion S3,S2l D 81, Mexican dol aTs "a, 351 ,073
Peruvian soles 5000, silver coin $500, gold co
Sl7.S7276 766. gold dust S2105, currency and bonds
$5S7, ,345. OF these shipments China took $5,-
SAG, 900 Japan 81 l.742.2 270 India 1855 9SS, Homo
Lulu $4l5, 5z2, New York 81 .23l, ,l42.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Beans are quiet and Citations are unchanged.
BEANS-Bayos So 75@2 s5 Small Whites,
ri 3s0l so; Large Whites 81 3o@l 40: PInks
81 45@l 55 Reds, 81 45@l 55; Blackeye. 81 80
az; Kidney. nominal: Limas 81 1892 25
Cutters 81 20g1 35 Pea, 81 25@l 80.
SEED Brown Mustard, 50 25G2 so; Yellow
Mustard. So Z5@2 SO q ct Fax, $2g2 l5; Canary
Seed, 34@214c 2 ID Alfalfa, SAC; Rape, 21a@
2S4c; Hemp, &c; Timothy. 412c.
DRIED fEAS-Nies are again offering at 81 25;
Green 81 2Onl 10 "a ctl
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday very lively day in mining
stocks. especially the noon informal session.
when sales were very large. While the general
run of STOCKS was not materially changed from
the preceding day, several made marked advances.
Sierra Nevada jumped ST 35. and Union sold
up 7Uc Gould IL Curry 10 S2c Mexican to 73c
and the ad jacent stocks in proportion Sierra Ne
vada led the procession. ! he feeling was strong
est in the Afternoon.
Potosi Is assessed Csc.
The boards will not be in session to-day.
The Deegan IL Denis mine of Humboldt County,
New, has shipped bar of bullion ued at So 2UOO
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DRIED FRUITS. KAIs1Ns. NUTS, ETC.

he demand continues and the market is strong.
IL Is believed by the trade that prices for some
d. scriptions. such Prunes and Peaches, will
prove sti more.
DRIED FkUITS-Quotations follows:
new ~ Prunes aA@5lsc or AZ 50's '4s4@5c for
5u-6 s. 4494 1ac for 6O70's 3s4@sic tor z, SOS,
3l4@3lsc q ID Tor sO-9Os and ls4@3c q D for
so loos; new Peaches, 51a@6$4c . 10;
fancy 7a712c q ID; peeled, -; Apricots, STAG
o13c q D Tor Roy ais and 7Go15c p ib for good 10
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mand of those who are willing to have the market
advance December opened at 81 81 "a. ivancao
10 81 62 and clUsed at 81 81 1s May, Sl OLA
December barley, 941sc.
Has A. NJ. SESSION.
Wheat is showing uullness. The GoVernme eht
report due Thursday is acting as brake
Traders prefer to await developments before GET
tim in deeper December op ned at 81 81 ana
closed at 81 6l14 Feeling divided.
p. NJ. SESSION.
closed at ST. 6l5s; Nav 81 6O1a. December ba
ley, soc prom nent shipper sold treely-pnt MS
onerlngs W ere rapidly absorbed.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET

Wholesale for dressed stock from slaugh-
erers follows:
BEhF-First quality, 51ac p d; second do, SC;
third do 4@41ac u tb.
VEAL-Larg- 596c; small, t@7 p b.
MUTTON-Welhers 5Ls@ &c; Ewes 5@51hc
d ID.
La MB-Spring, 79732c q D.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 312@3asc for large and 3s4
Ts ID; dressed do 51A06c
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
sun. MOON AND TIDE.
September. 1897.

oMITED STATES COAST AND GEopETIc SuRvrv
nv ImEs AND HEIGHTS HIGH AND Low
WATEhs AT FORT POINT ENTRANCE To san
FRANCISCO BAY PUBLISHED nv OFErcI.I
authority OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-The high and low waters oc mr. at tho
eIy ei.sy 'front.' tMssion-street WHARF about twenty.
ns ,;d @ ster than at Fors Point; The height
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver dropped back TO 53c-
Whea. unsettled Barley steady.
Oats and Rye unchanged. Corn hrmer
Hay slightly lower.
Beans quiet.
Loss IN gold coin circulation.
Increased shipments o specie.
Potatoes and Onions about the same.
Butter and Eggs adv anced again.
Two cars of Eastern Poultry sold
Ora pes n good supply.
DIR. ed Frui- very firm.
Provisions unchanged.
Hides and Leather doing better.
Meat market unchanged.
Mexican Dollars higher
To-day a legal holiday.
Coffee tending downward.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Germany has caught the summer school
epidemic, the University of Marburg an
nouncing one for French and German
this summer. Professor Wilhelm Victor,
the phonologist, will lecture on German
pronunciation
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept S--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $4,000. Best grades steady, others slow.
ss natvs seers S5 a saGSWe GTwS cow w Sv nS
heifers 81 50@3 75 stockeTs and feeders 81 To
"a Az; bulls. 81 5U@3 IS.
HOGS-Receipts 900 Market steady at yes
ierday's close. Bulk OF sales, S4tG4 10; heavy
$494 10: packers s3 1904 1919: mixed. $40
l212 lights. SO 9J@4 l21I; yorkers S4 1UCG
l21a; pigs So 2J@3 95
s. E. ..P-Recti ipts. 4UOJ Market firm. Lambs
So 5O@5 80; muttons s2 60@3 75
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London.

London.
LON DON, ENG, Sept. S-Consols 1ll1a; sill.
yer, 25d French rem es, 404f 35c.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. Eng, Sept Wheat-Steady
NO ! standard California. 3qs Cd Cargoe, on
coast, firm: cargoes on passage, sellers asking an
advance of I'd 10 Is. En- dish country markets
firm, Is higher. French country markets, firm
COTTON Uplands. 41s
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Although Australia was the first in the
field as regards the frozen meat trade,
yet, from various causes, the trade was al
lowed to decline. 1t is only within the
last four or five years that it has been Wig
oIouslv prosecuted.
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TO-DAY A HOLIDAY.

To-day being Admi sion day and legal hoi-
day business Will be suspenoeu throughout the
1 ity and state here will consequently be no
market report except from the East and Europe.
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Omaha.

OMAHA NEBR.. Sept. S.-CATTLE-Receipts
1900. Market steady. Native beef steers, S4@
10: Western Steers $3 eco, 81: Texas steers
3 1898 S5:cows aud heifers, S3@I3 81; Gamers.
$Z@2 80; stockers and feeders IS 50@4 80;
ca YES s496; bulls, stsgs ETC.. $2@s3 10
HOGS-keceipts. 6400. Market II shs de low er
Heavy, Ss 9OQ4 O5; mixed. So 95@4, light $40
10; bulk ut sales. So 9594 20
sHEEP-Receipts TOO: market steady: fair 10
choice natives, S. 40@3 90: choice West
erns So 20@3 60; common and stock sneen 81 SO
as so; Iambs, So 5U@5 rs.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Prices for Bonds and Railwa!
Shares

Shares.
NEW YORK N Y, sept. s-Money on call easy
at 114@1 4aZ; last loan l12, closed at 14@l12;
prime mercantile paper, 3s4@412%; Sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in BANKERS
bills at S4 8614@4 S612 for demand, and $4 1894
@y4 ~ for sixty days: posted rates. S4 S41a@
4 S513 and $4 Sb12@4 S712; commercial bills,
SO; silver certificates, 53@54ci bar silver,
53c; Mexican dollars, 431Ac.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
LONDON MARKET.

Sugar, 53,S3U: 60 preferred, 1910; 7. c. and l.,
$3.50; W. u, $500; Chicago Great western, 5000.
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; STOCKS.
Boston.

BOSTON MASS, Sept S.-Atchison. 1879; Bell
Telephone, 270: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
t9; Mexican Central, d; Oregon short Line
211a: san Diego l3
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/ Shipments.

On the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the Butter mar
ket YVES firm; creamerles, l2@l7c: dairles, ga
DC; cheese, steady, 9@919c; eggs eady: fresh
12I2c.
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NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

Oregon.
PORTLAND, Or, sept s.-Wheat-V Valley, sec;
Wala Walla So@57c
Washington.
TACOMA, WASH, Sept g. - Wheat higher
Closed: No. l cluo &c; No l blue stem. Sec.
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PoRTLAND'S BUSINESS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept S-Exchanges s46s,-
976; balances, $160.52S
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Dried Fruits

NEW YORK. N Y, Sept S.-California dried
fruts: Apples firm, but other dried fruits steady.
EVA PORATED APPLEs- Prime wire tray &c;
wood dried prime, 6l4c; choice, 613c; fancy,
63z@7c
i.UNEs-31s@71ac per pound as to size and
qualt-
APRIC OTs-Royal. 7dSc: Moorpark, 9Gllc
PEACHES-Unpeeled 7GalOc; pee ed. ll@l4c.
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CLOSING OUOTATIoNs.
wEDN EsDAY. Sept s-4rM.
STOCK AND BOND ExCHAN e.

WEDNESDAY Sept. 81 P. II
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid asked Bid asked.
Is conn. l1312lU <sreg.. A4l34
IL New 1hsuel2434
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BOAhD SALES.

| Following were the sales in the San Francisco
| Sleek Board Neserday:
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September-1s97.
Thursday, September 9.

NorK-In the above xpositIon OF the tdes tbs
early morning tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides of the day in ths
order o! occurrence TO time The second tms
column gives the second tide OF the day. the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day, except
when there are but three tides sometimes
occurs. The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast survey
charts except when . minus sign (-) precedes tina
height, and then the number given II suotracuVs
from the depth given by the charts
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ARTICLES.

Cash qlotatlons were as fOIOws: FIour, hrm.
No. Spring Wheat 9e$4c; % Spring WheAt,
olc: \ O. 2 Oats, l9i9@i9s4c; No 2 White, i. ~.
b. 2ls4@23c: No. ) Wnlte i. o. b. 2O1a@221 1ac
No. nye. sic: No. barley. nom nal; No. 3,
o. b., 3l@4oc NO. A. /. O. b., 3O12(634c; NJ.
l Flaxseeo 81 O3@l O6; Prime Timothy Seed,
81 20; Mess Pork per bbl, SO 6O@S 66 Lard
100 Ibs 81 rs; short kibs SIDES Ooose), $5@l5 10:
Dry Salted Shoulders (bnxed), 81. @5s4c: short
Clear sides (boxed) 5Ts@6c; Whisky, dstillers'
finished goods per gallon 81 %.
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4 SELF- LOCKING MAT RACK.
Ingenious and Useful Device Just Placed
 inf

Ingenious and Useful Device Just Placed
 in tho Tontine Hotel.
 A novelty in the way of hat rack and one which promises to prove a very valuable article has just been set up in the corridor of the Tontine hotel The arrangement is not exactly hat rack, but is, more properly speaking, a hat case. The case is arranged somewhat in the form of cabinet, and the one placed in the Tontine holds fifty hats. It frequently occurs that those who have occasion to leave their hats in ho- teIs or other public places lose them or exchange-an occurrence which is al- ways annoying. This new device bids fair to do away with all this.
 In the case are little box-like racks, each large enough to hold one hat When the hat is placed in the large pfgeon-hole in the case a little frontis- piece is pulled down over the front of the hole, making it impossible to take the hat out while the front piece is down. As this piece is pulled down it automatically locks in place in front of the hat. At one side of each hat hole is little lock, in which is inserted a key which cannot be taken from the keyhole until it is released by pulling the front piece down in front of the hat The man who has a good hat which he does not care to have stolen or exchanged places his hat in one of the holes in the case, then pulls down the front piece. which locks itself in place. and there is the hat as safe as | though locked in a safe deposit vault.
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The owner of the hat now pulls out the Key and carries it in his pocket until he IS ready to again put on his hat. Then inserting the key in the lock he un- locks the guard front, which is then drawn up by a spring and the key is fastened in the lock. obviating the pos sinility of the owner of the hat carry- ing 1t off through carelessness.
 This ingenious and valuable device is called the Waterbury locking hat rack. and is manufactured by w, M. Hurl- purt manufacturer, contractor and builder, Of Waterbury. It is consider ed by all who have seen it most use ful invention. and the placing of one in the Tontihe is greatly appreciated by the patrons of the house.
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woRKMEN BURIED IN RUINS.

A Terrible Accident in Switzerland.
 Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 2.-A dis patch from Montreax, fourteen miles from here. announces that an asylum for the insane, which was in course of erection there, had collapsed, burying a number of workmen in the ruins. Up to the time the message was sent. the bodies of seven dead men had been re- covered, and seven others, seriously wounded had been removed from the wrecked building.
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court. August Both, 1897 ESTATE Of LANE c. BLAKESLEE, late
 of New Haven, in said District da
 ceased. NV Edwin A. Blakeslee of New Haven hay Ing made written application praying that administration of said estate may he granted. as by said aplication on file in this Court more fully appears, it Is
 ORDERED - That said application he bate to be held at New Haven, in said Dis trict, on the Ith day of August, 1897. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public and of the time and place of the hearinp thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in a newspaper having circu- lation in said District
 LIVINGSTON ". CLEAyELAND,
 auol 5t Judge.
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Pirates Win From tho Senators.

Washington, Sept, 2.-The features of to-day's was its termination by Umpire Kelly, who, with two out and man on third, called it on account of darkness. Mercer was in the box at the start, but was benched for a low toned but high colored conversation with the umpire, Tannehill was sent to the stable at the end of the fifth. Attendance 2,500. Score:
 Washington ....0 o 200 1 c 2---5--13-1 Plttsburg .......3 1 0 0 0 o 0-6-11--1
 Batteries-Bresnehan and Farrell; Hughey and Sugden.
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Brooklyn Gets one; so Does Cleveland.

Brooklyn, Sept. 2.-The Brooklyns and Clevelands closed their series this afternoon with double-header. The first game was a well played one and was in doubt until the home team lit onto Powell for two singles and a dou- ble after one was out in the ninth in ming. The Indians had things pretty much their own way in the second con- test. Both Childs and Wallace played a remarkable fielding game in this con- test. Score:
 First game
 Brooklyn .......0 0 1 0 0 0 1-3-7-2 Cleveland ......1 0 0 o o 1 0 0-2-6-3 Batteries-Payne and Smith; Powell and Zimmer.
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New York and Cincinnati Play a Tie.

New York, Sept. 2.-New York and Cincinnati played a tie game this af- ternoon, Cincinnati got three runs in one inning, the fifth, on a double, two sigles and errors by Meekin and War ner. Ehret had the Giants guessing up to the sixth, when they found him for three singles, netting one run. In the seventh inning Donnelly hit to right for base, but was forced at second by Meekin. Then Van Haltren sent a double to right, Meekin going to third. McCleary struck out, but Tiernan rap ped a good single over second base, and Meekin and Van Haltren came home. Tn the eighth, Rhines was sub stituted for Ehret, and until the end of the game the batsmen went out in one, two, three order. The fielding of Me Phee was the feature. Owing to the tie game the clubs will play two games tomorrow. Score:
 New York ......0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-3-S-4 Cincinnati ......0 o 0 3 0 0 0 0-3-S-(
 Batteries-Meekln and Warner; Eh- ret, Rhines and Schriver.
 Game at Boston postponed on ac- count oe rain.
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TO RECEIVE GEN. wooDFoRD.

September 13 Fixed as the Date by the
 Queen Regent of Spain.
 Madrid, Sept. 2.-The queen regent of Spain will receive the new United States ambassador, General Stewart l.. Woodford, on September IS. General Woodford arrived at San Sebastian, the summer residence of the court, yes terday afternoon.
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Derby Wins From Bristol.

Bristol, Sept. 2-For five innings Derby and Bristol played a very pretty game with the score standing to 3 Tn the sixth inning, however, the locals went to pieces and by combination of hits and errors the visitors made six runs. Neither side, however, scored but one run each in the remaining in. nings. The score:
 Batteries Friedman and Wise; Ken nedy and Manning.
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fthe Baby ia Cutting Teeth,
 Be sare and use that old and well-tried rem. ady, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup, for
 snftens the gums, allays all pain, cures
 wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar- rhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle. all MWF&W 1Y
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Annual Fair of Meriden Agricultural
 Society.

The tenth annual fair of the Meriden Agricultural society to be held in Meri- den September 15 16 and IF will this year be much more interesting and at tractive than ever.
 The afternoon of the first day there will be special bicycle races, with many well contested events.
 The second day, 2:2S and 2:S5 trotting and pacing races, and also a broad sword contest between the world s champion, Xavier Qrlofslxy, and Lieut.. Hugge late of the Hungarian Hussars, which will be a most exciting event.
 On Friday afternoon there will be the 2:30 class, and the Meriden Driving club race, together with the 100 horse exhibition, which everyone who attend ed the fair two years ago remembers, and which is well worth going many miles to see.
 You can save money on school shoes at our sale.
 s13t M F. COSGROVE.  25c to 50c on a pair saved by buying school shoes at our sale.
 13t M. E. COSGROvE. --------------- All our solid school shoes now at re- duced prices.
 s13t M E. COSGROVE. | Shoe the children for school at our sale. | s13t M. K. COSGROVE. | SA- -S3.as$--11S * G--A--=-a.p | The sao- 5 | s!n!le /N </GT G sa
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Expert opinion-"I hear" said the fat lady, that you were out with the boys last night
 The two-headed gent groaned dis mally. T was," he admitted And I want to say to you" he continued. that in a case of this kind two heads are not better than e"-Cincinnati Enquirer
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ATLANTIC LE4GUE.
Richmond Defeats Hartford.

 Richmond, Sept 2.-Richmond de- feated Hartford to-day by good hit ting. Score: Richmond .....0 0 0 0 40 1 1-7-13-1 Hartford ......1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-3- 9-5 Batteries-Schmidt and Foster; Frye and Roach.
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Visit our sale for school schoes. Il will pay you.
 s1 St M. E. COSGROVE.
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NATIONAL LEIGUE-
The results of yesterdays games were as folloMs:
St. Louis Downs the Champions.

as follows:
 St. Louis Downs the Champions.
 Baltimore. Sept. 2.-The St. Louis succeeded in downing the Champions in q ten-lnning game to-day, The home team lost to the tail-enders through over confidence and poor fielding, be- sides not being able to hit Sughoff op- portunely, Robinsons running. catch of Douglass foul fly In the ninth and Cross work at the bat were the fea- lures. Attendance 1,257 Soorei Baltimore ...0 o 0 1 o 1 1 0 0-3-15-4 St, Louis ....1 o 0 0 o 0 1 1--4--12-1
 Batteries-Pond and Robinson; Sug- hoff and Douglass.
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Second game Brooklyn ....0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0--2- S4 Cleveland ...a0 2 0 0 2 1 0-6-10-0
 Batteries-Fisher and Grim; Cuppy and Zimmer.
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Dried Beef.

We select and cure it our selves. Only best and sweet est meat used our word for it.
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STATE LEAGUE.

Game at Boston postponed on ac- count oe rain.
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You can save money on school shoes at our sale. s13t M. E. COSGROVE.
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25c to 50c on a pair saved by buying school shoes at our sale.
 s13t M. D. COSGROvE
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All our solid school shoes now at re- duced prices.
 s1St M. E. CosGRovE.
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Shoe the children for school at our sale.
 s13t M. E. COSGROvE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIF.
&c RAILWAY.
Time table effective Sept. u. ia

Trains
North and East.
No. Q Kansas City, Chi
cago and st. Louis I'm
tied daily ..............l
No. 2 Colorado Springs
Denver and Pac. coast
daily ........ ..........l
No. ( Kansas City. st.
Louis a nd Chicago
night express daily ex-
cept Sunday ............
No. 50 Accommodation
daily ex. Sunday. ....l
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CONNECTIONS.

"a n, Kansas Maii-Has reclining chair
..rs lseats freel and Pullman drawing room
sisensrs 10 Wichita and Burton. Kan Con-
nscts al Wichita. Kan, with A I: s. F..
so~ noints In Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma
Connects at Burton, Kan with A T. 4
E &. for points il Kansas.
M ros ST. LOUIS Mai-Has reclining
char cars seats free) 20 St Louis and
Pullman drawing-roorn slsepers 20 None.t
c.oruects at Pierce City. Mo-, with No. ss
scr points In Indian Territory va SeoSho.
~ Monett with No :. the Texas Limited
Ves,ibulei) which has reclining chair cars
ss@ats frss}, Pullman dravlng-room Sleep
sc 10 Galveston via Paris and Dallas: has
Sirt1e cars Tal.rfaa 10 Dallas: connects q,
Wone,t with No. / which connects q,
T-nioY, station. St Louis, with ali lines fog
~ ss 81 north and southeast
So i05 Colorado and California limited
has reclining chair cars seats freel "a
p-,rr,on and Anthony. Kan. Pullman Hut
-. srs win groom sseepers 20 Burton Kan
Traneh Pullman s.eepe-s Burton Ka,
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