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aition Of Russia, which naturally press
Is al sorts and conditions Of men into
her service, but also % the supreme
ment attaches TO the function Of Its L.
CATION IN PeIdn. So many Chinese Of
dcialS and underlIngs arc Etipendnries
OF Russla-the future director OF the
NeW-ChwanG railway. HSu. for e1am-
pie. having been heavily SubSidized for
the last -FOUR yeaFs-thati & would prob
ably be exceedingly dktnculf for other
legations TO place themselves ahead OF
that Of Russia So Ching must be for
years TO come the neyer-failing source
Of trouble between European powers
who have interests theFe-and nearly an
have. The longest purse and the Wis
est counsels win pull out the greatest
prize from the general scramble.
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MetaIs.

NEW YoRK-The features Of the day
IN the local metal market were stlRen-
InS OF prices OF copper and 2 weaker
ruling OF lead. The former was due
to a scarcity Of spot delivery metal and
urgent demand. the latter to increased
offerings and an indifference OF buyers.
The other departments were practically
unchanged. At the close the metal ex-
change called pig Iron warrants quiet
and nominal With so 50 bid and 81 90
asked: lake copper firm at 81 Is and
IS 90 asked: tin hrm at $24 90 bid and
S24 % asked; lead easy at s. 30 bid and
81 IS asked: Spelter dull at IS 30 bid and
SIS IS asked. The brokers prize for
lead Is "a Is and for copper i7sS@1Sc.
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NEW YoRK-There has been fuller
InquIry in the market to-day for staple
cottons and q number OF bids under sell
ers quotations have been turned down.
stocks on all hands continue very light
and prices are steadily adhered to.
The goods market IS evidently quite In
dependent OF the raw cotton situation.
Print cloths. yarn goods are ste2dier
and in better request. Prints and gtng-
hams very firm. Cotton hosiery and
underwear In fair demand for both
spring and fall. WOODEN lines quiet. No
Change in wooden and xorsted dress
goods or mems wear fabrics.
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- -
SSsn Q1oG9uons seEs - . 10H2s-s.
E!ottE-AdooeE4t gellll+IlS4 SLE93 !.
Wheaf-No. sp'ElEls a! 1sl1s ESo. .
spring 6og'i4c' sc: :. Eea EEK Ses.
Sorr-No. - g. 80; Z yelEo% 49, rs
oats-No. :, zt5[q -; no: 2 WINE s09
&c: No. white S43999Slc.
Rye-No. :, 645Ec.
Bartey-No. z, S3441c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., = 8.
Pork-Mess. per barrel $ 9S99 %.
Lard-Per 100 ms $ 227t95 s.
Short rfbs-SIdes QooSel 81 1904 50.
Dry Salted shoulders boxed 4E@45sc.
Short clear sides CboxeO S O065 10.
Whisly-DIstIIlerS finished goods, per
ealion 81 2S.
SuEars-Cut loaf sS3c. Rranulated
5Ssc
CIover-contract Erade IS e.
Iutter-Fif4n: creamerieS 1f62e:
d1jrieS 111E8ISc
Errs-Ffrfn. fresh ffX6
se-Steady; creameries 1I5s0
i$1ec
Syruy vopE ISin-. rsrs,ntl a Am
tSr+sis. s[1orFs ( an haIrsIss Ssa mr.
iSSS s1-sTt "a. ~, sfSs,iS5 II Ann TiI6eT.
t t ~ ~ $500 y -
wheat receIpts 1000 bushels. ex-
49, n I'M 6SSSfSI,. sSSSt cSSJs. No
~ a. : sf1oati =, srSi,ss. 66FIon
Ss1,SSS 1880. ,,G ,ireS - Iogss. IN.
SSS5sSS 80 SFo55 ,,oCS,sTs.S6 fsio4ss
H9oI.SIs SSit.. 4 MI 7S7sSs. SSSy, rs. IF,Iy,
~ =. eSSy,tS1,,1'S.,. ':5is =
80, I5.Ssj@stS On ~ I,y,sJSja. eJsnortS
q SS0 ',1,SSJSsiS. NJ . fSSftfic n
4 Goat new aSld old: OPTIONS market was
IS,,fT an 49, 1yIS3 I,yoood s[4a0dly ~ ~.
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Volcanic EruptIons

Are grand, but Skin Eruptiohs rob life
OF JOY. BucElen'A ArnIcn Salve, cures
them. also old. running and fever sores,
ulcers. boils. felOns, coFnS, warts. cuts,
bruises. burns. Scalds, chHpped hands,
chilblains. Best pile cure on earth
Drives out pains and aches. Only 2Scis
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold By Lo-
Gan Drug Co, druggist
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Had this piece Of self-revelatIon come
from RUSSIA or from Germany. nobody
would by this time have been amazed.
OF their government q cynical dlSre-
gard for the rights Of other races and
a faulty estimate Of the relative impor-
lance Of the various interests Of their
own subjects are expected. But Italy,
70 whom MaZzinI and Garibaldl gave
the Wntehword OF Italy for the 1tal-
IanS.s'-Italy so fearfulty burnt In AbyS-
sIuia thai. Of all nations she should have
most dreaded the lingo IRE! OF the force
OF the wave Of reaction that Is making
Itselc feIt throughout Europe the grow
ine fnddeIfty OF united haiy to the
ideals Of her founders Is one OF the ugti-
est signs. The worst exhibition Of this
forgStfuIaeSS was given during the Gre
tan crisis and the Greeo-TurliRh war.
One coud not help rehecung that while
Admiral Canevnro was bOmbardlng
the CretanS with the other admiralS,
trying to tnttmidate Greece. that mod
erh 1E61y had sprung from Just such a
labor Of reunion as Greece WAS trying
to complete: that all the Greck.Speak-
ing Islands were almost as naturally
the members Of one political party as
Parma and Modena and Sicily and
Venice. There can be little doubt what
the outcome OF such an unequal struG-
sic Will be. Italy will Oe satisfied as
others have been satisfied. and another
large slice OF China will enrich foreign
devils"
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This movement has far greater sig
nifscance now than II could ever have
had before, because IN the court itself q
similar concentration is taking place
The court and the imperial govern
uenS, boards and councils now mean
one and the same individual. namely,
the empress regent. ''L'etat c'est moi
IS her motto. But she is invisible and
cannot be approached by the ordinary
diplomatic avenue. What passes IN
the palace and In the Inner councils Of
the empress IS to foreigners generally
an unknown qUantlty-to all. indeed
except TO those who have underground
wire intelligence to gUiGe them. The
various legations do not stand on an
equal footing in this matter. and un-
doubtedly the palT must Be given to
the Russian chancery for having the
completest system both OF receiving and
impartine- intelligence. This Is due not
merely 10 the commanding political po-
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OH. cTTT-credEt balances 81 y; GER
tldcates. no bids or sales; shipments.
T6.OSS barrels: average. $50 barrels:
rune, $3.50 barrels; average. ss,15S bar
RES.
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ECZEMA. scaId head. hives. itchEneSS
of the skin OF any sort. instantly re-
IIeved, permanently cured. Deans ONT
meat, Al any drug store.
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Ohio River Railroad.

Time Table Taking Eject Feb s.
$50 4. n.-AceomrnedRtion for
Daily. NoUndsvllle, C1lrinEton, New
MartInsvtlle. SlstergTtll. st.
Marys. Waveriy. Wtntlms-
town. ParkerSburg and Inter.
mediate points.
$40 n m-Fast ExpreSS for
EXCEPT NioundsV!Ile. New Martins
sunday. vile. Ststersvtile. WtlliatllS-
wood, wildwood, Mason City.
Point Pleasant, GGllipoli8,
Huntington. kenova. Charles.
ton. Cincinnati Louisville.
~ and al points South. EASE
and West Patlor car 70 kes
nova
bsi 8 R7s Ssssss.t s. rsreasss q.
1pGton. Proctor. New Mar
TinSvtlle. Sardis, SiBteFsVIlIe.
Friendly. st. MGFyN, WaVers
~, Williams9oEn, ParlsaF8-
burg. RaPenSWood. Mason
City. Point Pleasant Call
polls; Huntington. keneya
Charleston. AShlaud. Rms
sell. lronton. and tntermcdi-
ate points south Of PafkeEB-
burg. PGrlor car to P1FheFB-
burg.
f:f5 ,. m.-Accomnodation for
Daily. NeundsvilIe, Darlington. New
MaFtlnsVille, SiSteFSRflIe. St
AaEyS. Waverly. Williams
town. ParkerSburE, and a.
terEae9!ase points.
sLeaTeg Wheeling u:s5 4. m. Sund1yL
LATE LIE NAY. J. G. ToMLLESoN.
City Pass, Agent. Ticket Assent.
1SaO Market St Onion Station
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or Ereater interest. because OF the
fine diplomatic fencing involved, Is the
quarrel between England and Russia
which has Just met with Temporary
settlement until new difficulty arises
by the withdrawal Of RuSSfa'S protest
owing to the firm stand taken by Great
Britain. II will be well to rehearSe the
immediate circumstances Of the dis
pute. In July, 1885. a concession was
made to the Hong Kong and Shanghai
Bank. as representing a British syudt-
cate. for the northerly extension to New
chwang Of the railroad between TENT
SIN and Shan-hai-Ewan. The conceS-
sion was resisted BY Russia at the time.
but was finally signed on October 10.
three days after II. PavloH'S removal
from PelSin. by the manager OF the
bank and Hu-Yu-Fen, the director OF
railways. The amount involved Is a S
Per cent loan Of g., 250. 900. As recent
events have demonstrated. u. De GterS,
successor to u. P1Tl06. has had little
effect on the situation. n de GEers sent
another note 20 the TgunE-u-Yamen
Affirming more strongly than ever his
previous protest against the conces-
sion, This caused spirited rejoinder
from Sir Claude Mcdonald. the British
minister. and a diplomatic deadlock re-
suited until negotiations removed the
cause Of quarreling by Withdrawing the
protest. Tsung III Yamen Is the d4pio-
matte headquarters Of all these move
ncnts. Practically. however. Il takes
very secondary place. The new ten-
deacy which one notices IL toward the
concentration Of power in the imperial
court.
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PARIITl0N OF e:HIIVA.
, snb,ect In which III Earope ana
= I,,,i,c,J Sfssel 4 'Tffls ~ Fn,sI.fsit,
od2ItaIy's Recent ExhIbItlon.

a Subject IN winch IA 48llfu p -G4lSl
The TnIsedStates IS vffsliy Intereses
ed4ItaIys Recent ExhlRItion.
London correspondence o. the Wash
,arton Star: China Is The IN absorbing
top!e here at present Il s OF more
Importance now than It vas Z lew years
40. when after the chino-Japanese.
war the partition Of the yellow kingdom
began. Matters At that time moved
slowly and dfpIomatfeallg nov the
dogs are quarrellng over al bone and
no time Is given for the owner to have
his say. The partition Of China Is real
and large slices are being apportioned
70 each claimant The eyes Of Europe
have been turned to America, and great
interest Is eYineed as 70 what part the
United States would play In the game
Of division. There Is certain relief
felt IN some quarters over the state
7nents FROM Washington that tho
United States has enough resp IhIlity
already 9n the Tar east IN 1Ghe shape Of
the Philippines and has HG4ntention OF
taking part In the Chinese scramble. Il
England. perhaps, there=ts~ somethlng
Of feeling that something Of force
would be gained II the United States
would Join IN the deal, but Still It would;
mean less for the others Il she DID. So
relief and anxiety are nicely balanced.
England, Italy and Germany seem 70
understand each other, and the game Is
being played against Russia and China
France does not count for much IN the
new scramble. though she may Be de-
pended upon 70 support Russian claims.
With the-aid 0e Great Britain, Italy has
achieved what seemed almost tmp0SSi-
BILE. and has zone lower thSn any other
power Of Europe In her treatment Of
China. A. year ago all the great pow
ers already coveted ChlnaSS most con-
VenIent harborS and sites for coaling
stations, but they had not yet enunci-
ated the doctrine that their desire cons
stituted in itself q valid title TO It's OBJ
1ects. When they took what they want
ed. they at least patd tribute TO public
virtue so far as 70 say they took Il
only because Cinnamon had murdered
missionaries Of theiSS: or thar they took
It not only to build forts upon It, but 70
build cathedral, too: or that they took
II not simply because they wanted L,
but because somebody else had taken
something they wanted. and the doc
trIne Of eompensatl on-that e. that Il A
takes BIS purse C. Is therefore entitled
to take BIS Watch-had accordingly be-
come applicable TO the case. In this
way many good sous With rather dim
eyes were lead TO believe that the theft
OF Riae-Chow was undertaken for the
spiritual advantage Of the heather, It's
pFoprIetors, and that there was q kind
Of wild equity In the argument that GS
Germany had KIao-Chow Russia should
have Port Arthur. and as Russia had
the anchorage Of Port Arthnr, England
should have, Il not the anchorage. at
least the right to dredge In the face Of
all men at Wei-Hai-Wei. L was with
the apSterest air Of morality that
everybody grabbed until the other day,
when italy. supported by England. be-
gan TO grab with an air ot insolent,
frank cupidIty.
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claasseaI Scientific. IlteraE7. Normal
Music. Art, Business. Eloeution.
LADIES HAIL faralShed throughout
With steam heat. electric IiEhtl. bath
roomS-Gn IDEAL CHRISTIAN HONE
FOR YOUNG LADIES. Room and beard
IN this Han per week 40: per scar. IN
eludinE tufnon. $1A0.O0 spee.al inanee-
nentS TO TEACHERS
Expenses Of Young Men per year a16m
Winter torn begins November Is: Spring
term March 6 .-..z- =
For particulars write go
81 Bo1ERS President
on suethannoa v, V:
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Wool.

NEW YoRK-woOl dun.
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oats. receipts 10000 bushels: exports
800 bushels; spot drner: No. g $40
335sc: No, 2 white S69365zsc: track mixed
western 921s@ 541Ec; track white &sssc;
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Oepar& Ohio Riyer q. r.
ees3o nmlPaFls md way Point
$50 anil harleSfon md cincin
s1.l0 ami Cincln. and IA1inrf0T
Bls2S ami Inciai ard LeSfaEfoIi.
sA:lg-FaIPars. and way PolntS.
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NORTHWEST SYSTE1E-cLEvELANSD
& PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
TraInS Run Daily. Except Sunday. as fol-
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{ Arrive
ei0s0HR
S;K nm
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wheat. receipts 1900 bushels. ex-
ports $500 bushels spot easier: No. 2
red SEC Lob. adoatl 70 arrive: options
opened strong and closed &c lower for
March and May unchanged. Close:
March s2Ae; April 7szSe; Nay 7se; July
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Hops quiet. Hides steady. Tallow
eady. cottonseed oil dull Rice
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NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts ls.400
barrels: exports 5000 barrels: feature
less exeept Tor It's steady 70 drm under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07

v...tincto.. $50, GA dispatch 90 fl~ Nar De-
,..,.,ocnf announce TIE death to-day q Major
ssnue. Robinson surgeon. United States Army
q; 10. Springs. Ark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07

BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.
AND DEMOCRATIC LEAD
Frs FIGURING ON THE VOTE.
At THE LAST ELECTIoN

ASSEMBLY DELEGATION LIKELY TO BE
NEARER Az EQUAL DIVISION THAN
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco
Call. corner OF Market and Third streets. open
until y o'clock every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock.
2s7 Hayes street; open until $3.50 o'clock
E2l NicAIister street; open until $3.50 o clock
Cl5 Larkin street; open until $3.50 o'clock
IsH Mission street: open until 10 o'clock
22sl Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until 8 o'clock.
los Eleventh street: open until o'clock
2526 Mission street. open until o'clock
NV. corner OF Twenty-second and kentucky
etreets: omen until o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Orpbapage of 500 Lake st. S. f, Cal, has re-
ceived the following orphans and half-or-
phans girls from Jan. ! TO April !. 1899: Dor
othy Edge, years; Susan Connolly. years !;
Rose Connolly. years; Frances l. Dawson, 8
years; Helen G. Dawson, years; Annie f.
Peoples, 10 years Mary F. Peoples, years;
Grace +. McKewen. 3 years; Marietta E. Nc
Keweu years; Georgia A. Smith. II years;
Laura Custer. II years Edna A Anthony,
years: Myrtle Corrigan, II years; Lillian e.
Powers years: Theresa NJ Boutwell,, 10
years Maud NJ. Nanny years.
ROOMS papered from 81; whitened 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co. Sis Sd st.
BAD tenants elected for. 81; collections made:
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23

THE First Divine Science Church-M. Z.
Crarner. pastor. Discourse at Il a. m; sub
fect. i shall Not Want" Services every
Sunday al Yosemite Hall Native Sons build
irc. Mason street. between Geary and Post
Take elevator.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23
SITUATIONS wANTED-continued.

FIRST CLASS candy and ice cream maker
from the East wants situation. GEO. HOLES,
ST. Minna st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23

TIE First Unitarian Church, southwest eorner
Cieary and Franklin sts., Rev. Dr. SteD-
bins. minister emeritus 15ev. Stopford W.
Brooke. minister pro tempore and superin-
tendent OF Sunday school-The Sunday school
Is at 10 o'clock The morning service Is at
II o'clock. Mr. Brooke VIII occupy the pull
pit. Subject. Thou Shalt Not XIII; the Old
Law and the New" All are cordially III
vited Mrs j. +. Birmingham VIII sing.
There is no evening service.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23

FIRST church of Christ, Scientist. Central
block 223 Sutter ST, bet. kearny and Grant
ave-Chrstian Science Bible lesson, II a. m. !;
subject Everlasting Punishment sunday
school for children at the same hour. Wednes-
day evening meeting at S o'clock. All are
welcome
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23
SPIRITUALISM.


A-MRs. J. j. WHITNEY. trance test medium
life reader; medical cairvoyant; treat all pri-
vate, chronic and obscure diseases; diagnosis
free; sittings, 81. 232 Stockton St
MRS. MENA FRANCES. Independent slate
writing medium. lis Haight st.
MRS ELLIS. tests to all; Tues. Fri, p. m. !;
Mon, s; 25c; sittings, 81. 233 Valencia st.
MRS B. BAUBIANN the weIl-known fortune
teller. has opened an Office at 3l5 0.Farren
CLAIRN ANTS.
NINE. z. CURLEY
AMERICAS GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT
AND MEDIUM,
Has permanently located at 337 Geary St. be
CUSTOMERS Nsen NEMEs t4Ms; 1RE aha SfSR NEVER USED
IN ANY OF HER ADVERTISEMENTS
AND THEIR CONFIDENCE Is RESPECT
ED IN EVERY WAY. YOUR FUTURE
FORETOED BY THE PRINCESS OF
PROPHETS.
This remarkable woman. whose career has
been one of success, is gifted by nature with
power that approaches the miraculous. She is
acknowledged by the press and public wherever
she has been to be the marvel of the nineteenth
century. Nine. Curley is a prophet OF world
wide repute; is recommended by every one Of
her patrons. Her powers excite the wonder and
admiration OF even the skeptical. Her advice
is infallible. convincing and beyond dispute
Through her remarkable development of second
sight, and her thorough knowledge of the many
sciences peculiar 70 the men of the Orient she
Is enabled to penetrate the wo0f and web Of
human lie She locates hidden or buried treas
ures ana gives advice on business, lawsuits
speculation, love, courtship matrimOny; she
unites the separated ana causes speedy and
happy marriage with the Of your choice
The troubled and unfortunate should seek her
counsel. Thousands Of families long separated
have been reunited by her efforts thousands of
hearts made glad through her truthful predic-
tlons. Cures witchery, fits and drunkenness.
hours. a. m. to $50 p. m. Home all daySun-
day. English and German spoken. Positively
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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23

THE Mormon Conference-Se annual confer
ence of the Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints Will convene Sunday, April D,
at 90a Market St. Pythian Castle. Meetings
will be held at 10 "A. m, p. and 45
p m. Good speakers viii address the as
semhled hosts. one OF the twelve apostles
from. Utah viii be present. All seats free.
No collections.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


DIVIDEND NOTICE-Dividend No. 80 (ifty
cents per share) of the Oceanic Steamship
Company will be payable at the office of the
company, 327 Market st, on and after
TUESDAY, May 2. 1899. Transfer books will
close on Wednesday, April &c. 1899. at s
O'CLOCK 2. N. Z. H SHELDON. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23

Congregational Church, Post St.
near Webster-Services to-day al Il a. m.
and 7:30 2. m Sunday school At $3.50 a. m.
Rev. F B. Cherington. u D., pastor, viii
preach morning and evening. The public are
cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23

OLD man t6D, able and willing to do light
house and kitchen work. wants good home;
expects small wages. Box 2S2 Call office.