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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-30
LIVESTOCK CENSUS WANTED
Secretary Wilson viii Urge Il Upon
Director Merriam

Denver Colo. June SIN the monthly
bulletin o. the Sa:ional Livestock ass7-
cia:son. issued today, ii : stated that the
PROSPECTS for having a thorough AMI class
,ssd census Of the livestock u ths cOuu-
nv taken next year are brighter than ~
any time in the past. a, he annual cor
v51;.ca o. tho ssSoc-ati,n held hara as:
January. strong resolutions were ADDICTED
n, ms suh5ec.. Replying 70 thase rtso-
l,l.i, - and the accoup.sl y.ng letter EAica
wee sent him. Secretary james wilson %
re department % agriculture, says;
VITA reglri - tie census OF dom $50
an -laNs. We have never had such SA.rs
since the United States vas = nation.
have u1s 5scu able to set h7ld Of G'Fa:-or
Ne-.:=in. the nSw director % the census.
but I vii begin a correspondent Win
am and see 4 II 5 not poSsioas - sc
somebody appointed an put IL ca2.se =
asricl.'urc 81 tie cs2Srs WLo has some
c1.cs7t.oa OF agriculture. l. VII - a .cw
thing. & co,Irse. Il We sIc>- : n getting
tt,li dolt. and assure yol all ma
every EFFORT 10 that end"
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1900 natives, 1000 Texans; market steady.
strong and active; native steers. heavy,
3. O0dS. s.: medium, $4.35Gj 80; light, A.25
as. 20; Texas steers Si.15d5.e5: cows. S2.75
az. 50; native COWS and heifers. g. 25d5. Is;
stockers and feeders, $3.5e94.s0; bulls,
8. T5G4.25
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market steady 10
strong; bulk Of sales, s5.7Gd3.75; heavy,
g. 72izG3. s71k; packers. $2.70d3.sj; mixed,
s. e5q3. ny; light. s.. e9G3. 20; workers, 1855
G3.70; pigs. g. 55dS. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 200: market firm;
lambs, -. 5OGS.5o; clipped muttons. 81 .ood
6. .; stockers and feeders, 8. 0Od3.60 culls
81. 5Gd3.25.
ST LOUIS
St Louis. June e.-Cattle-Receipts, s.
600. including 1910 Texans; market steady;
fair 20 choice native shipping and export
steers, 81. $3.50. with fancy worth up TO
$50; dressed beef and butcher steers.
- .3SD65. 90; steers under 0o pounds. 81. -
T4.S0; stockers and feeders. s3.5cd4.70 20:
cows and heifers. - 2SGS. 90: bulls s.. S5@b
80: Gamers. 3. 50d2. IS; Texas and Indian
steers. 50. 4O'd4.90; cows and heifers, $50
d4.o0.
Hogs-Receipts. $50: market steady.
Pigs and lights. 81. S073 %; packers, s.. TOTD
80; butchers. s.. s073.s5
Sheep-Receipts. $50: market steady.
Native muttons $4.o0a4.75: spring lambs.
81 .Ssd7.o0; cu,ls and bucks. Sl.5fG4. %;
stockers and feeders, $3.00d4.5o.
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Butter-Firm; creamery, 1Jz91sc; dairy,
1lGI5izc.
Egg-Steady; fresh. 1ec.
Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys, Be-;
chickens, s6si4c-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June E9.-wheAt-July.
Sic; September. s7,kc; cash, No. hard.
No. 3, esasSc
Corn-July, 517sc; September. &c: cash.
No. mixed. Se1kGS21sc; No. . white, SIG
&c; No. 3, 331zd3s74c.
Oats-No. 2 white cash. 2s1tc.
Rye-No. 9 SIC
Hay-steady: choice timothy. E-259
$50: choice prairie. 500.
Butter-Creamery. 1sizc; dairy, 13c-
Eggs-Freh, Ice.
ST. LOUIS
St. Louis. June 9.-Wheat-Lower and
weak: No. red cash. elevator. Tsszc;
track, 7iStc; June. 73asc: July, T4c ask
ed; September SIC asked; December,
775sc: No. 2 hard. TIa721.c.
Corn-Lower and dull: No. 2 cash. BIC;
track. S5c: June. S2+sc; July. sSssc asked;
September, S3isc asked.
Oats-Lower and easy; No. cash. &c;
track. 27%c; June. 36I=c; July. 25s&c ask
19lzc.
Rye-Nominal; 5s12c.
FTaxseed-Nominally, &c.
Pork-Steady; csc.
FIour-C nchanged.
Dry salt meats-Easier: boxed shoulders
&4.25; extra shorts. $4.S71z; clear ribs, $50;
clear sides, 81 12ia.
Bacon-Strong: boxed shoulders, S.2o;
extra shorts, SSH: clear ribs, $50; clear
sides. S5.75.
Receipts-Ffour, 500; wheat, EVV;
coru Is 0n6. oafs 1900.
shipments-Flour. 500; wheat. 5000;
corn. 7o.0e0; oats. 22.c0o.
NEW YORK
New York. June 2s.-F1our-Receipts
L. ~; exports. $3.50. Moderately active
and steady; closing quiet az unchanged
prices
Wheat-Receipts. 1885: expor=z. &c.
042: spot barely steady; No, > Nssc .. o.
b. afioat: No. red. Tsssc elevator: No. l
northern Duluth. Size Z. o. b. aicat 20 ar
rive. OPTIONS opened nc lower and fur
Their declined &c in the absence Of out
side support; but subsequently, rallied
and advanced sac from the lowest on
covering Of the appearance Of some ex-
port interest. The close was steady at
a net loss OF about 2sc. July. 1esL 4Se-sc.
closed s0l4c: September. Tt4 aTs7sc. closed
7eitc: December, 50 l5-S1Sl s-l6c. closed
SIC.
Corn-Receipts. 3ss so; exports, 5T.ls5.
Spot steady and active; No. 2. 4oi4c I. o.
b. aioat. sec elevator. Options opened
easier. with wheat and sold on sc under
generally favorable crop outlook for this
country, but selling was checked by re-
iteration Of Danubian crop damage 70 the
extent of 81 per cent. The close vas
Quiet at abou: &C net decline. July, $s7s
T3a-,c. closed 3S7sc; September, Ssi4gS93sc.
closed $si4c.
Oats-Recelpts, g7l.sc0: exports. 1880.
Scot. steady: No. white. size: track,
" hite 32d3Tc. Options inactive and nor1i-
nal
Bu.ter-Pece.pts. 7153 packages: firm:
western creamery. 15i=a1sizc; factory. z
Gl4c.
Cheese-Receipts. 7.os1 packages: teady.
Ecgs-Receipts. 1881 packages; barely
steady; western. 14isd15c; southern. "a
lie.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. June 2e-Corn-Spot, Arm:
futures quiet; July, IS 4ssd; September.
IS SD.
whea.-soot firm: futures. dull: July,
IS Cd; September, IS ntsd; December
IS Id.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

John G. Jauter5ach Of Hukle was
shipper Of a good load ~ medium weight
hogs which sold without dockage at the
ton price Of the day.
The Burton bank shipped in a car Of
,reGium light hogs which sold at strong
bulk prices.
Joe Kirk II R,ngman had in a car load
Of HIGHT hogs which sold at bulk figures.
J. ". Hanregan Of Deer Creek was a
shipper OF light hogs which sold at bulk
prices.
J. y. Hunt of Conway Springs was in
with a car load Of medium weight hogs
" hich sold a. good bulk prices.
There was no cattle market yesterday,
there being no beef stock offered which
could make a qurtable market.
The Dod shipments yesterday were
more than NJ 20 the average. There were
six cars sent out from the docks from
Fhe straight contract division. this OF
mixed aba:toir products. There was also
heavy day IN the express and jobbing
division. and al the smoke houses Were
filled O. the close n the day. ready for
out-shipmeuts as fast as they are re-
quired. The present management: works
on he theory ~ having everything In
yea dress for shipment as they are or
dered and whenever there = luil all
the forces ara turned IN 20 make ready
Tor a rush. which as 4 matter OF fact, is
liable n occur any tine.
The daily comparisons were - follows:
Yesterday. tops. $50: bulk. t5.52T2.so. av-
erage weight IS: receipts. 90 Fer ne
day previous. tops. $2.'2'-: hu'k. 500
3.6O: average weight. -. receipts. lSiI
Tor no same day last week. tops 50:
bulk. g. icd2.5o; average weight. %; re-
cents 67S.
The roads doing the hauling Yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe .; ard each
--.-,, Tho Missouri Pacific Rock Island
and the Frisco
prov's ors yesterday followed weak
r-- market and showed general declines
though not great. Packers and outsiders
srrE moderately. while huvinE VAS scat
t-rc1 Cash lard closed ~ - cents or
a. S.o.I4: cash ribs closed n $40. which
was cents of.
Provisions have been acting frm for
some weeks. saws a Chicago authority.
The CHEZ influence has been the improved
cash demand. especially the sharp ad-
vance IN hams and shoulders. Liverpool
IN ninety DAYS has advarced 2i-c per
g'ound on hams. and the gain or this side
has h-sn almost as much. HcC receipts
sin keen heavy: stocks are rot deCreaS-
ing rnuch- hut the season 81 largest con-
surrrtiar Is approaching. ard also the
tine f1- ,s>SF-ed hog arrivals. There Is
some ur~r~t.iUtv a. ~ the immunity or
The South from yellow fever this wear.
That VII DC some creek on bull success.
G9ur provisions are ipv-n-'Ced and have
rot w. participated n the general I'M
r,-ave~-. ~. There = a feeling tha. from
the mos, urfavorahie surroundings, ;aose
q Nav and June. the market l. moving
toward more propi.ious ones, those Of
july ard August. As K Will b. 4 change
Grom moderate - increased consumption.
from large I.raio-s 20 smaller, prices
ought % somewhat improve.
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HOGS ABOUT STEADY
Diminished Receipts But De-
mand Good.
TOPS REST ON $3.50
No Cattle Market and PraCti-
caIIy Nothing offered.

The local hog market yesterday was
quoted as steady with light supply. The
cay before had brought IN n large line Of
car hogs and most Of these were in
g'od butcher conilu3n and sold at once.
Yesterday there was 4 greatly diminished
supply Of hogs and what appeared were
disposed OF At once and at the best
prices possible, the other reported mar
kets considered. The top price for the
day was 10 cents above the same day for
last week, and "a cents under the day
previous. There were only Ave cars
yarded for sale and added TO these was a
very fair supply Of wagon stuff and all
Of IL sold al once and at good, firm
prices. All the other western markets
carly reported q market quotation about
the same as the local market, and all
lined up about the same in tone and av-
erage volume Of receipts. There was moth
ing on sale at ali choice and the few hogs
offered were disposed Of at prices all they
could command The average weight for
The day was light, II being only 20S
pounds. IS pounds under the day previous
and y pounds below the same day last
week. The receipts were below those OF
the day before or the same day last week.
Everything on sale was bought at once,
the demand being good and all the offer
iEgs selling at the best prices possible.
i was a light day on the whole and
though the demand for fat butcher hogs
remained firm all day there were few Of
this class offered, and had they been in
evidence they would have sold at once,
as the call for them was keen and active.
The most Of the offerings yesterday were
light 10 medium and mostly too light
The heaviest weight average OF the car
stun was 2js and from this TO lS3 was the
run Of weigh.s II was r. all respects 4
ligh; day. light in average weight and
light in supply. but the demand was
strong and the prices paid the best which
could be expected. On the close the pens
were empty and more good fat killing
hogs would have been taken had they
appeared
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LIVESTOCR MARKETS.
CF-T

Chicago. June 2.-Catt.a-There was an
r7usu7ry good demand Tor cattle today
and though receipts were liberal. oTe--
s. !rgS were wei cleaned ~ a. strong -
j. cents higher prices for good lots. Good
- fancy herves sod n $5.l-sI-.s5. com
s,lone~ grades bringing 81. f"r5-ia. Feed
tr- s's--S 3r7GCh, S}.5eTS.dA; bulls. cows
erd h=if=rS. = .z5T5.Io. latter price f,r
fancy neifsrs Western fed steers sold
ut s. 7,s.I- -: Texans. &.el15.l1. and
calves. s. sI-.5a
Fog-Thr-e was better demand for
hogs from packers and prices were strong
early ~ Yesterdays best quotations.
later the msrks- weakened somewhat
Light hogs sold At g s5d5.s3: mixed lots
G. So S7t-: heavy. 81 .5ol5 5 So; pigs. 3 .
az =: cui-S 81 52ls2.5a.
Shees-Thers was slower demand tOr
sheen and lambs. and prices were large
" l1c lower. sheep sold n S2.eei3. ) Cor
culls I'D 4 S5-rcz5.95 for prime lots
Good u choice yearlings brought SIS:
clipped lambs sold a. $5.eoGs- -; spring
iam5s. 8. ecIT.-1.
Receipts-Cattle 500; hogs s.. 900; sheep
t0.Ooa
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June ss.-Cattie-Rsceipts
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C DINING LOCAL EVENTS.

Quern city Lodge VIII have . epssiz
meeting Friday eveuing for Initiation ~
candidates. AL officers requested 70 4
present.
The g1rss ~ .bo high schooi class ..
- are requested 20 1nssk q; .hs hizh
school building a, 4 O'Clock so3sy 20 AZ.
range FOR a pscnic
Rev. Bensd.c< Of Caldwell r m TIE oi:y
and vii tonight gfvs s,s-eog;'eoH lee
tare On RIorsa:ke Al TIE En8savo- Pressy-
:s~iaa cburrh- He MI also prssch thers
On sunday evening.
Attention. CnItorn Rank. K % p. T0s
viii aopear a. castle hal this CFrtds -
evening 81 ?. n n fsu inform sor
deE-ss xork specszI cab. - order % J.
?. B@IIeE. ca2talu-
Az -nembers q Rsrhl,a Camp No. Sn0o
y. X A. are reqgss,ss y net ~ zt
So-th Man tDsay a; i.s8 % z,rsrd Ire
fJ-~-ai q he rn0,te- % SsiSas5E BagEe.
Piease - prOuV-
TIE Unlta-1an s5o9al S4soh Sss p5s.-
poasd- al De EfTss ia ssdEEiek music
bal Friday sFe-ltrE. IEae y. 2ui cordial
tnvsta;hSa - erts-zt@5 20 a. Tas sane
program ~ - E-Eea - uas - An.
arraaz~d.
TIE Car~rian Enaavs-srs % ths Cgs-
;-sI CSsrs--fsu cau-uh I'll gre a izE-
Sccsal a. Re- A = D'ssS~rs e1-usr Na-
p.s s1s s~ne1z s-rss<. w@sk sac. fsis
svsntnF Nzac uHl - fsra-shsa - The
H.Ea San o1ohsst-z- s.a Es-Ess-s "a
rnss &c c-=sn I'll - ssrTsa 4 go
ss-ss Assured Er<ybody fau<sd.
Al car 1sse<szx ~ F5zrzA Avsags rs
ssgz lay A-h- egzzn~ualE - = a. n
Przase s--vFs- fsiESzs1 - s--rasa - p.
n. Caa-ra - ? 81 Loss isas,. Co.
lsS~s - Ae-1as b. s&ser f4a vlrx.n
sg-~e< 7s~slaE - ?. n. - ~ Cap,4sa
LIE. fslSE-S3 - ssFzaa ~ BAL - cs-.-
IA Lee. II. "a tat hoEs tas IoaE
one al ar7zK yoar Gsa@ss szs eSis-
crate acc5sdsag 60 G>s's ga
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. June n.-The home demand
for staple cottous has again beer o. IN
different dimensions in brown hisachen
~, coarse co'orad cottnns. but exporters
sra AGAIN nut,ing forward bids for GOO
sod lots Of brown sheetings and drills Al
firm prices. Sales ~ them are noted ~
s-vard sheet;ngs AT ~ cents ard 81 .
ward sheetinCs NJ a. cents TO-DAY tn
fair quantity. Business in prints Is n
y Quiet. hut prices firm. Ginsnams also
firm. Denirns quiet and irregular. w 9oi-
sr and wc-s:sd goods in fair demand ana
firm. Mems wear fabrics So inS We
cotton Innings firm: m5hairs and alpacas
advancing.
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Possibly a LIr.Ie reo severe.

New York. June ss--Tle coroneTs jury
today brought II ve7tict thGt Harry :.
RAMSEY MS murdered ~ e. wife wh-s
she was temporarily t1<are. she 81. His
throat lasi FRIDAY and gave - reason
that he snOred. As Mrs. Ramsey Was d
her way across the Bridge % signs % Jzse
Tombs. she attempted 10 carus; hat pm
into her neck. she made several deter
mined attempts % commit suicide IN this
way. but was eventually dsarme3 BY &
policeman
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CoFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. June 2a-Coffee-options
onsned steady and unchanged; ruled stu
p;dIv dull and net unchanged In absence
Of news from abroad: closed unchanged
10 points higher: sales. 500 bags. includ-
ing october 400; May. $50. Spot-Rio
steady. Mid. steady.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining. &c;
centrifugal. S6 test. 4izc; molasses sugar,
3-sc Refined, quiet.
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METAL MARKET.

New York. June 2a.-Tir developed pos
tive frmness and copper showed fa'r
amount OF steadiness in today's market:
hut aside from these changes the sitna-
.ior was unite destitute Of rev features.
demand was sluggish and offerings re,uc-
family made IN the absence Of important
news from primary points. At the close
me metal exchange called dig iron war
rants entirely nominal a. $50; lake cop
nor s.sadv with SIS N bi+ and $3.50 ask
81. tin f-me-. with s2S.i5 bid and 27.n
asked: lead quiet with sl.S bid and $50
asked: spel'er unchanged and nominal
:, . and for copper SIS. Gd1s. 80.
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CASH QCoTATIONs.

F-0ur-St.1CE.
wheat-No. ; spring. 7Id75ac: No. red.
751.c.
Corn-No. :. 54asr.c: Ne yellow. 2sN
QSi1.c
CatS-No. =. SsG2slac.
Rse-No. ,. So.
Barley-No. =. Gizc-
F.alssed-No. !. sc; northwest. N.esG
IOt-z.
Ness pork-Pe- bS'-. s.. iFfS n
I.ard~Pe- 100 rs. &.g-:H@-l1i--
Short ribs sides CCGsel - iSfTt <; dry
salte6 shoulders to0-=D s. oofl5- =; sAo-t
clear sides ib1NrGl s.. p,I5.lo.
Wh:Sky-Dss,ils.s' finished goods. per
gal. as
Su-ar-g-nCh z-Cei-
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we~teF4 Is~-=u~.
we~t-rn L-a<ar 70 Live Cslnmsr

Columbus @ June 7.-Tae .ast Es-as 70
Tesler. L<aEus bal u Cs.uuauS -
o p-zysI on Sua5zy. Asz4R-r Esfras
las STATED very enpAz:icz s. ia. -
Ua,-ss u5f KEEP che team ssre. ztfh ~
susaH attendance when ths western tins
- cor,me 1ceG hs ~tli COX FOR res ga
tiuz. and g Is pFSoAbse taAI Roek Is25z
NJ hs nszActad
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BASEBALL

louisville. Il: PHILADELPHIA, 5.
Louisville June 2a-The Quakers played
a poor fielding game today and Cunning
ham kept the hits scattered after the
hrst inning. Cooley was struck in the
mouth by a thrown ball before the game
ard was unable to play. Attendance.
on Score. Ri f
louisville ...........2o1o31o Ill "a l
Phi'adelphia ........o O00Oo1o@3 I
notwithstanding Cunningham and
Powers: Philadelphia. Ffheld and Doug
lass Umplres, Lynch and Conolly.
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chicag3. r. Jzas - beats = M
fczTt~eatA sasBsi e11Tentiez 20 tss Va
tso=zl Editorial a-zeclsftos aasra =ssess
81 PoTtizS1. oss-. 51ly Z ass :. Eafhsgss
Asss ;s44y. TErss bssdsst - isa4s fzs
PsEtAAss ts@sEEss g . sssaz tfaia-
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rArtNAcn

Chico %. June WEeat-No. rsl
-. GstA,c. Ne. red. 20 -, " -sr1
TIC. Nc. : hard. winter. 'ayT:c. Sa. 7
northern spri-r 7tc. NJ. u1T-aer- S7rfuE
7Sc. No spring No.
Ccra-No. . 5litC; Nc = SS1zc
Oats-Sc. = 80. No : EZc
E1Ax-Cash northwest. s. as1S. southwest
81 0s; July, n.@; September. sc; oStossr.
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pr7TS7rRG .. BROOKLYN. s.

Pi.-shurg. June sa-P. t,sburT defeated
-. R-a1k-vr ~ cu-p.ayiaE them al sv-
e. point L .he tl.-d inning eight hts
ard s:x runs we're made ~ Dunn Sparks
rad Qo-- control and was relieved Il the
fourth BY Tannehi,'- who he'd tie visitors
down % three his Attendance. ~
Sore: = - =
r,,.,s.,-- .-.oesi s-9Iz :
r-,,t--,-7 l073al or >
Ratte-.es-PsttSburz. Sparks. Tsa7ehin
ard SERVER ard Bovermar; Brooklyn
Dunn AID Farrell Unpires, ODay AID
a-Ga-r.
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,lover-Coatrac; grade. 80.

-. the frollCr F-N+'lltl-er -plaN. TIE
market closed a. follows:
Butte--F'-rm, creamery. 1ti=l7-sc. dairy.
uGf5'---
Ch-+ se-FT-n; S-HSisc-
E-E-Fre<h. IL
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Tab14Eo. III. Jas@ @-The search sas
- zurJerers q MARTA Stsi-. tss Ssaishg
T!z rsCiEsS- hza 800 Eircn % D-iee-
ives Uhs ws-t 20 SsE YsTk "a "a 81
1saTag 20 zTprehsnd SDlsa AM 5raSsr.
~ tw7 Eea ssspsctse q The crime. Tee
zrzpbes ,Ssay tAat fssy BAD irarsd ths
Dea . = sAi,szg vessel vsscs lad eeSArs-
e fex csGssA. AEarscA
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ST 1n1.1s- 4. BALTIMORE. |.

ST. Louis. June 29.-The Perfectos beat
The Orioles today b. punching their hits.
Both teams played perfect ball in the field
ard the game abounded with sensational
r:.vs Score: Ri f
s. louis ........eoIoIoo s-4l3 .
Baltimore ...........10O1 00oo02 o
Ba.te-ies-St. Louis. Young and o'Con-
Tor: baltimore. Kitsnn and Robinson.
Umpires. Gannsy and Manassau.
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Cleveland. June esLThe visitors were
nut2layed today. the home team Hitting
oroor.urely and putting much life into
their work IN their fielding. Score:
RHE
Cleveland ...........o50ooo2 /
Boston ...............O1 100000 an 2
Batteries - Cleveland, Knepper and
Schreckongost: Boston. Lewis and Be--
gen. T-mp.-es, Smith and Andrews. At
tendance. 800.
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II. 553i market ~as r-s~rziiy stray.
~ Ere sad Co%orz6o and S5Vth@rs ssgsz
- ~ 7-on ne1f- Teal salsA pss vz.Ee
I. Taass. Unirsd STATS 20 All - 20
-irsz-~s = n fbe I'D price. A-d ire So
= n tie bid prce
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CHICAGO z. NEw YORK

Chicago. June es-Eleven hits oT Do
hem ;oy-har with four Gifts. two Wild
pitches. two passed balls. FIVE errors and
a ba-Sman hit. gave Chicago tAeir u
runs ~ the Srst three innings A:ter tha,
re came Was a farce Attendance. : 90
Score. 2 II =
CHICAGO .............i7aHen0os-17I u :
%svv Y--x ......0nco o0et+s - :
Pa-ra-ies-CAiczro Griffith and D01a-
+.,e- ~ax Yark. D1hsrv. G0-.iE and War
re- and GRADY. J-up.res. Ensiie and Nc
D--a-f
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COTTON.

New Orleans. June 2s.-cotton-ouiet;
middling, SIC.
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TAs large ana eommodious struesurs
/ Vas formally opened to the public On th9
| 18th Of November. I; h SWned and eon-
I troIled by two OF Wichita's well known
| physicians. and u - well arranged Aaa
| furnished fOr the treatment 90 the 49,.
/ and aSHieted. Medical and Surgical Dts
eases Of Women. Diseases % the Nervous
System. Diseases Of the Bran. Eye. bAes
| Throat. Heart. Liver and ktansya. De-
tormliies OF the Body. Aorph!as. cocalna
and Choral AAbits. and All diseases that
usually come 10 places OF this character.
A home for the poor and RIGA alike. - al
operations and medical treatment are A.
solutely free AZ this institution. and the
only charge that - made Il 4 small hoe
pitAl fee 10 pay the running expenses Zoe
food and nursing. Tho p-opretoss viii
furnish the very best OF references 20 ail
who may contemplate coming. Write
them for circular with phsto % the build
lng. and address AL communications e
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sHERIFFs DEED.


Rufus Cone. sheriff. 70 Cheshire Co,
Guar. TT. & 5. D. Co. % and q.
Main street. Defter's add ..........
QUT-CLAIM DEEDS.
Mary z. Dunnmire 20 Herman J.
Ste.n5Gchei. beg sw cor OF Is Mar
kst, Hyde & Ferrelrs add. " I57 70
TO Main. n 3 n, 81 Il. 8 Il
70 Deg ..........-....-.......
Mary NJ Dunning 70 Bridget Nurry.
IS and 81. Fourth avenue. J. p. Hi
tons add ..-.-.-...................
Michael Kennedy 81 Tx &c Samuel
Grady. s. %. ~. a. -. IS. q. 80.
College Green add ...................
T. p. NJ Bennstt TO George BurIeigh.
and g. Fifth avenue. Arnold &
Clark's add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
v. Z. Harmon 20 laura c. Bird.
ia Market street. city .............
Eliza W. Hall Il Lizzie VI. Mahau,
beg % II " and 1ils y7-lo0 II OF ne
cor OF Sc or 2s-27-le. thence 3
20 57-1Oo It. " 90 Fl. 20 57-lo0 q.
30 Il 20 beg ........................
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ADDITIONAL CITY HENS

Furnished ey the wichita Abstract an
Land Company. H n. DuBols. Abstract
or. Court House. Phone &al
WARRANTY DEEDS
Arthur J. COoerly e w TO Warren
=. william. Il and Is Wichita street
Engish's sth add .....-,-...........9
West SIDE Investment company 20
J. A Dawson. even 50 70 10. CHI
cago avenue. city ..,..-...........s..
Charles o. White 10 BunoeIl & Emo
Inv. Co. Il and - Els avenue.
Hyde's add .......--...-........-....
Clarence A Balfour 70 Runnell & Emo
Inv. Co.. - waco, csty.............
Mary E Palmer 20 L @. Rama-sy,
lot I. block !. Frisco heights md.
James W. Coffee to Ethel Jackson.
Bridget Mur-y to Sarah z TOBIAS.
IS and 50. Fourth avenue, J. p
Hihon's add ...-.............-........ u
Frank J. Mckee 20 John Clayton and
John n Geown. Sc or W-5-2w.... =
Julia n Josiin ct Al 10 Ellen How
ard. IS Waco. wa;erman's add 20
Wa-erman's add ..............-.-...- =
Michael Kennedy e ux 20 Samuel
Grady. III lot /. Stewards suo1.-
vision m ne or &s-27-lw.............
Edward Philips to Cbes. Co. Guar.
TT. and 5. p Co. sc or 1S-2s-2e....
James Dexter et ux 20 Chas. Schae-
fer. NV cor OF reserve IN Bentley.
com NV cor Isl e. 54siS z. %
Fl, NV 70 beg .......................
J. ". Dyer 70 W. ". Pearce, 10 e
on n Of lot s. Topeka, Ben;Iey's add !
Edward A. Baldwin 20 Add son Allen.
sc or Sc or s-27-Ie .................
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