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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-29
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Session of the M. E. Church South
Onens in Oakland

OAKLAND, March 2S.-The annual
session of the San Francisco conference
of the M. E. church South opened this
evening in Asbury Church. Rev w. r
Coffin of Ukiah preached missionary
sermon tonight TO a large audience. Inc
conference IS composed of the pastors
connected with the twenty-four churches
in the district, together with two lay DEL
egates from each church.
The first business meeting VIII open a.
Reddick, D. D., will preside. There Will
be addresses by Rev. 2. F. Poage OF
Healdsburg and Rev. /. +. Belts OF Hoi-
lister. The Sunday school workers Will
hold mass meeting tomorrow. even
ing. Thursday evening. will be devoted
to Epworth League work. The women
Foreign Missionary Society Will be repre-
scented at the conference.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-29
YOLNEY D. MOODY, the Para
lyzed Capitalist, Whose ES-
tate Has Already Caused his
Heirs to Quarrel.

them across the plains to California. All
his ventures were successful and in 1874
he organized the First National Bank Of
Oakland and was its president for many
Mr. Moody married twice and therein
lies the secret Of the unhapp1neSS Wn!ch
clings around the close OF his long, active
and successful life. His first wife was
Adeline Wright, whom he married in 1864.
The result of this union was three child
rem, William B., Nellie Z. and Mrs. w. +.
Blood. -
Some time after his separation from his
first wife Mr.. Moody married his present
wife, who was Mrs. Robinson She has
two daughters by her first husband ana
unplea santness exists between the two
families. Recently Mr.. Moody made a
will and his son declares that its terms
are not just to the children of his first
Speaking of the matter to-day, w. B.
Moody said: 81 am not satisfied partly
because l have not been able to see my
father alone for long time. Whenever
l go to see him either Mrs. Moody or her
daughter is always present, and feel
that I am watched. My father has made
several wills and they are altogether TOO
favorable to his wife, and l understand
that some deeds have already passed to
Mrs Moody. My father has suffered so
much from paralysis al u, that 5i 1o NOT 'hiiiA
Mrs Moody admits that there Is a Mt
tie family unpleasantness and attributes
it partly to the fact that about two years
90 viii Moody met with an accident on
q Yacht which resulted in deafness, and
this she thinks, has made him suspicious.
Mr. Moody is now i'll, but his MS, mind dis is
good and no one Is guarding him TO pre-
Cont his being seen by his family. Mrs.
Moody 3 says that the stories are being, cir
cuIated for a very plain purpose and re
grets that such unhappiness should be
made public at a time when the central
figure Of the family is in such a condition
that he cannot explain them away.
Anticipating trouble some time ago MT:
hnd estate annTalSe0
of his closest friends, who placed the
fp11res a $500 900.
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WOUNDED AT MANILA.
Ernest L. Jones of Alameda Pierced
nv an Insurgent Bullet.

ALAMEDA, March 2S.-Emmet L. Jones,
e private in Company K, Second Oregon,
who was reported as having been wound
ed at Manila in the fighting on Monday,
Is resident Of this city. He was formerly
captain of the Boys Brigade connected
with the First Presbyterian Church of
this city. While acting in that capacity
he organized a Boys Brigade Signal
Corps, and at the breaking out of the war
ne enlisted as a volunteer and was as
signed to the signal corps. The young
mans mother lives at the corner of
Fountain and Van Buren, streets, and is
greatly worried over the reports. At the
time Of his enlistment he was engaged to
Miss MAY BOWcher Of 2161 Central avenue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-29
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Tuesday, March Is.
Stmr Scotia Lundquist, 20 hours from Rock
port
Schr Neptune Estvold, 40 hours from Usal.
Schr Fortuna, Rosich. As hours from Eureka
SAILED.
Tuesday, March %.
Stmr Cleone, Higgins. Crescent City.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
HAMBURG-Sailed March 2S-Stmr Phoeni-
ca for New York
NAPLES - Arrived March 2s-Stmr Saale
from New York.
NEW YORK-Arrived March 2S-Stmr Fried
erich. from Bremen; stmr Nomadic, from
Liverpool.
ANTWERP-Arrived March 2s-Stmr West
ernland, from New York.
Observation-Disclosures March 2s-stmr Bull
garia from New York.
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Rambo-Grimn Nuptfals.

ALAMEDA, March 2S.-Miss Alice
Rambo of San Francisco and An-few
Griffin of 1911 Santa Clara avenue. who
We're arrie9 at me 7e1o nome 1nfo Oh MI ME- ana
friday by Rev. W. w. Scudder, sailed
Saturday on the China for a honeymoon
trip to japan. The groom is connected
with the firm of Griffin, Sicily & Co.
The bride was a. daughter of the late E.
p. Rambo, Pacific coast representative
of an Eastern firearms company.
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J Dougherty & W, Ne'
J NJ Mason, Seattle
w F Shaw, Cal
w p Pfert, Cal
c H Ordway, Reno
Mrs A T Bruegel, Micl
D F Maher & W. Cal
II Stillman, Sacto
r Kaehler. MERGED
w ] Barrel, l. Ang
w A Ford. Sonora
A b Carlock < W, Arl
U r Hansell, Nelson
T Kohlman. Ohio
e Swinford. Colusa
c 2 Tanner. Pomona
G A Won Humbach &
w, New York
c A Hadley, Chgo
C S Tanner. N Y
II G Hurskamp 81 W
st Louis
A P Holley. L Ang
c NJ Foster, n Y
c Foster. n Y
+ d Gibbs e. W, Sacto
w B Carvin. Sacto
A Pascoe & W. Pa
Miss Pascoe, Pa
II Remmelsburg, Sac
Miss Smitr San Jose
Y Bethel, Sacto
DR. V ] McGillicuddy
South Dakota
Mrs c f de Gambia
Stockton
W S Stewart. Vancou'
w S Stewart. B c
J Kirkup, Rossland
B Fleischer, Rio Vista
G J Bloom. Petaluma
PALACE
l. Kempff, U S n
J L Ramsdell, Cal
w II Cook, u S N
G Vincent, Grass Val
] J Dooley. n Y
u C Simmons, WIS
Mrs q G. Simmons, Wi!
G. G Simmons, Wis
NJ B Howell Jr, Tenr
r S Daugherty, Ohio
J S Bricoe, Stanford
T T Williams, Marin
Mrs S II Daley, Utaf
J NJ ] Boyne. L Ang
G. e Goodman, Napa
Mrs G Z Goodman. Ca
s Z Lawrence, Bostor
Mrs c Lawrence, Bost
d W Lawrence, Boston
II A Bate & W, Canals
p Cavanaugh, Chicago
Miss Cavanaugh. Chic
G Fountain & W. Chic
Miss II e Fountain,
Chicago
c f Conant, N J
Mrs G + Conant, n )
] s Calkins. L Ang
A L Dickinson & W,
Conn
J J Kaul. Pa
J NJ Leonard. New
S n Rucker. San Jose
Mrs G. de Aguera. n Y
Miss de Aguera, Bostn
A " Hart e. W, Bostn
NEW WEST
s Carlson. Salinas
E Nelson, San Jose
Capt ] J Shea, Fresno
w Anderson, Castrovl
II c Jackson. Suisun
c Bunnell. CORTLAND
c L Freeman. Marysvl
] Andrews. Stockton
II L Mathews. Sacto
D L Morgan, L Ang
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GFAND HOTEL.

IN L LIZ
IL Bray, Victoria
Mrs w II Pierce. Mass
Mrs L G Davis. Mass
lG V Green. Sacto
NJ l. Isham. Sacto
81 II Becker. Oakdale
e Hamlin. Louisville
A K Stark & W. Ind
L J Evans, Napa
J c Titcomb, L Ang
IC c Titcomb. L Ang
II A Titcomb, L Ang
j FergusoA, l. Ang
Nv F Gibhard. Eureka
&c de Pechon. Livermre
w Mcneil & W. Cal
H H Stahl. San Jose
lG w Chrystal. Vacavl
wv B Ellis e. W. Oakld
J NJ Strining. S Rosa
r Jacks, Monterey
E Wolf, Sacto
NV A Crowell. Auburn
F Z Livengood, Chgo
j w Vail, Chgo
] Drummer, Sacto
ID ] Proult, Willows
Mrs F Miller, Wis
Miss E Miller. Wis
lE p Miller, Wis
lC ] Krueg, Monticello
w NJ Parks, u S N
IC D Hayward, Woodld
r Frud, New York
u H Beecher.. Cal
A c Rosendale. Pac G
W H Hughes. Oakdale
IG w Davis. S Jose
] L Brennan & W. Cal
J w Linscott. Watsonv
~ Murphy, L Ang
HOTEL.
! Miss Townsend. Bostn
/ f T Reed, Albany
IC r McWilliams, N Y
Mrs c r McWilliams,
N Y
IF S Mckenzie & Why
II c Dennison & w,
/ NJ v
Alice G Dewey, N Y
Miss G f Strong, N Y
w s Dewey, n Y
&c F Barney, n Y
It S Olive & W. N Y
Miss Olive, n Y
M Olive, n Y
r Rayner & W, Engld
II w Labb & W. n Y
! z A Davis, n Y
r S Parker, Liverpool
W A Shane & W. Pa
F c Hayck & ", n Y
Miss Hayck. n Y
F II Baldwin, n 7
.C NJ Robinson. n 7
| A c Gurnea, Maine
IF r Mayer, Italy
z W Roper & W, n 7
y A Chase. San Jose
E P Ferguson, S Jose
10 D Black. Salinas
H G Bixby. n II
F A Barnaby & W, NY
r NJ Mills. Cal
C F Eddy & w. Mich
Mrs ] R Reed. Boston
cRN HOTEL.
~ P williams. n 7
E Swanson. Chgo
A Gillard. Dawson
Mrs Ross, Seattle
A Roberts, La Grange
NC Howell, Fresno
u D Powers. Riverside
Mrs G Meyers, Stktn
J K Sutton, Los Gatos
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Died of His Injuries.

IIvERMORE. March 2S-Carl Thorp.
who attempted to board the 6:3S passenger
train last night after it was in motion,
had his leg badly smashed. After having
it amputated last night by DR.. Taylor, he
died this morning in the Germania Hotel
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-29

morning at the home of her mother. Mrs.
S. NJ. WeatherwaX, 1241 Park avenue. She
was 10 years old and was formerly en-
ployed as an operator in the telephone
office Death was caused by pulmonary
a affection
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-29

Halves, stated to-day that while MI.
Dent at one time owned extensive IN
terests in the vast properties he ostensIny
dtsposes of by will, his interests at pres
ent are practically nil.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PIIES-PETER FREILING'S pile salve 81 per
box; warranted to cure all cases Of bleeding,
itching external internal protruding
piles without fail, no matter of how long
standing 1928 Devisadero St, near Suffer.
BAD tenants elected for "a; collections made:
city or country PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO. AS Montgomery St. rooms $40; tel. $500
ROOMS papered from SO; whitened. 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co., 319 Sd st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-29
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice-Dividend. No 81 of the
oceanic Steamship Company (hfty cents pei
share) will be payable at the office of the
company. 327 Market street. on and after
Saturday, April l. 1899. Transfer books will
close on Saturday. March %. 1899. at L
o'ciock m E H SHELDON, Secretary.
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HELP wANTED-M-lLE.

HEAD cook for frst-class country hotel; see
proprietor at our office this forenoon. c. r.
HANSEN & CO, 104 Geary st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-26
HOGS FIVE HIGHER
Fair Monday Supply and
Quality Good.
TOPS UP TO $3.50
Cattle Market Steady With
Good offerings

The local hog market was quoted as
five higher, with the quality generally
good. There was a very fair Monday
supply, although not great enough for the
ready demand, which was strong enough
10 take in many more hogs than were Of
fered. The local packing call was firm
and even fair hogs would have received
q good, strong price. The other western
live stock markets yesterday gave out
on the first reports, steady, firm, and
strong TO sc higher on a split, and this
element Of strength was responded to
from this market by an equal irmness
and the quotation was full five higher.
The receipts were only just fair at all
the principal receiving points, and though
Chicago sweIled the receipts of Saturday
by considerable, the volume there was
only ordinary. The receipts here, while
not heavy, were very fair and for the
day we're as well as were expected. Five
cars in all crossed the scales, and all of
them sold at once with an active live
tone to the trading and the market firm
The quality Of the car hogs offered was
generally good. The average weight was
higher than has ruled for some time, 233
pDuAASB anu THIS average was UudQ6 up
OF all grades from light to medium, and
heavy The dockage for the day was very
light. in fact only one dock was made in
all the days transactions, both car hogs
and wagon offerings, and this was only
one lone sow. 1t was a very fair day
at all the western markets and though
the receipts were small, both here and
elsewhere. the tone was very favorable,
and the prices paid the very best for the
shipprs. The return Of cooler weather
md the let up Of the rush season among
the farmers is being felt here in the
shipments, and the past week has shown
increased receipts, but more fat butcher
hogs are wanted and will be bought at
good, strong market prices This market
is selling right in lire with the general
quotations, and shippers from this south
ern country are getting full returns for
their cOnsignments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-26

generally about 10c lower. Good to
choice beeves sold at s.. 65Ts. 80; COM
moner grades at 4.1GG5 So; stockers and
feeders brought $S.ooQ5 90; bulls, cows
and heifers, 81. 50G$5. s.; Texas steers. $3.50
also; rangers, S3.25q5.1O; calves. $4.0eg
$50.
Hogs-There was an excellent demand
for hogs from all classes of buyers and
prices were strong for all grades. Heavy
hogs sold at 81. 2Gd4. 70; mixed lots, 81. 4Oq
4.T1z, and light at 81. 40d4. S21z; pigs
brought $3.s0a4. 70, and culls s2.00d4. 10.
Sheep-A heavy run Of sheep and lambs
and a poor demand resulted in a weak
and lower market. Most of the offerings
were western rangers. Sheep sold at 225
G4.50 for the poorest TO choice; lambs
brought 50. 2G5.60. western selling at S4.25
as ..
Receipts-cattle 28,Oce; hogs 5000; sheep
$500.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Sept. 25.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000 natives; 4,000 Texans; butch
ers' stuff steady; others to 1Oc lower,
weak. Native steers, $5.0od5. %; Texts
steers. 3. 25d5. 90; Texas cows, S2.55G2. s.;
native cows and heifers, 1905 90; stock
ers and feeders, 50. 0014.50; bulls, s.. 500
40
Hogs-Receipts 200o; heavy steady; mix
ed and lights strong, sc higher; bulk Of
sales, 81 .$5G4.55; heavy, 81. 30a4. 45; pack
ers $4.3eG4.50; mixed, $4,000. IS; light,
81. 3OQ4.69; workers, s4.50d4 go; pigs, 81 0Q
4. 60
sheep-Receipts, 1900; market weak,
1Oc lower; lambs, SO. 5Oa5.25; muttons, 500
Oils.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Sept 5.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; market steady TO lower; native ship
ping and beef steers, $500 70; stockers
and feeders, s.. 50a5. 80; cows and heifers.
s.. 25o4.7O, with fancy worth up to $40;
Gamers 81. 00G2. 70; Texas and Indian
steers, 50. 20G4. 60.
Bogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady;
pigs and lights, S4.50G4. S.; packers, s4.5Og
/ SO; butchers, 81. 6004. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong;
native muttons 50 .50q4. 90; lambs, S.90Q
500; stockers, 81. 5093 90; culls and bucks.
81 CggGS %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-26
CNTATTNE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

I. NJ. McGiveney. one Of the old-time
shippers to this market. was represented
on the trading yesterday by car of me-
GiUms of very fair grade Of stock, ard
they sold without dockage at the top
price of the day. Mr.. McGivney never
fails to have in the best his section of
the country affords.
" ). Thomas Of Ponca City was ship
pr again Of heavy hogs in good, fat
slaughter condition. which sold at the
TOP of the day also.
q. c. Handy Of Norwich was in per
son OF the yards with a car of medium
weights in very fair condition, which
sold a the strong bulk price.
Knott & Wheeler. o,d-time Sumner
county stockmen and shipping firm. were
s. yesterday with a car of heavies which
sod without dock at a good, firm bulk
price.
Pax Mckinley Of Freeport was a ship
Per ot a mixed car of stock, both ends
Of which sold at strong prices. The hogs
were lights and sold at bulk prices with
oul do-k.
Andy NJ Horner Of Cunningham was
shipper Of two cars of cattle which
were fed and vatered at the yards. while
resting Ia transit TO their eastern 6esti-
nation
The pold shipments yesterday ven
very good for t1s first DAY Of the week
Rnd all departments showed a busy ac-
tvity, ana all contributed to the out
PIT. There were four local ears and
Eood express and wagon trade. besides
. vary fair shipment Of contract cars.
The past week was very heavy in all
lines Of the Wichita house and this COM
iaE week bids fair 10 be even better. The
past several weeks have surprised every
one in the meat and provision trad from
the Wichita house. and no one any more
Cares 90 say what dag or even wat week
VIII take or the banner. as all records
have been repeatedly broken.
The Santa Re and the Rock Island YES
tsrday did the hauling OF the stock To the
yards.
Yesterday was a very fair day ar the
yards The hog market. as compared
with The general quotations from Other
points. was ahead and more than ned
81 own. The cattle market also was bst-
ter in strength than was reported from
other markets. and the receipts. while
not heavy o- I'D 10 the demand. wee
very satisfactory
Provisions yesterday ruled slightly low
e al around There was considerable /
December selling pressure in pork. Cash
lard closed steady al s. -55. and cash ribs
s-.ady az SIS.
chicago estimates 1900 hogs for today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-26
Don Step on a Rat

To XIII hin. Don't feed reaches ard bed
b..Es On the sC-cas.e-5 extern lI-atIrS " "
ssrs which don't even make the bugs
sick Wien you want 70 I'd your u9--e
~ ALI kinds 81 household ve-Iufl wrv
nor Do L il the easiest, Egrest. cIasr@s-
and cheapest way-by using Stems
Electric Rat and Seaca Paste rs ea=.lv
e-1lseF5 in cracks and c-evicss Or srrrzS
"a a p3eca OF cheese. and 10 hac DDS
can arise from IFS use as Il entirely coz
sunas AL animal matter Rats eat l. 80
05--. inside = tSg days the paste co-sr--eg
ard dries ID a. a the Ta1 but thu =kfr
ard bones. 50 that there 3 E0IaaE 1T
70 smell
o. ~ Ire largest SEED stores r. Vr9crf.a
rtsa5 one box sast rear. fgul1 = deal as
rext morning ard never bad a1y s-ne7Iz
or trouble wi-a rats zfterward-
! Galveston 11s1s@Ese2eE writes tis-
Last sunue. ! bought q haT ~ vur
Paste. used l. aruu11 The sink IT. re
kitchen one uiE1f 20 XII t1e c5ckr5a=-s-s
reaches info = d1stpa1 O. the Etsehs7
Stearus' Electric Paste has bssn zzess
Ter over - years Thousands as r1esss-
rss - h7useseepsrs have used II 6z- r.
trat rErg1e ard Fs have never hsI $50
sf--se ceup7a ~ East~si. We 1axe $50
DEEDS ~ letters 4ke 17a aboTe nrA -
t1s Paste. AID c154tng = tae 5eEs k1In
kI isr kusEr-
Fer sac II as sea,zrS. - a bax
- yozE dealer does sst keep Z. send
stamps arG we El- send yga osE
Stea-Hs Electric Paste CO.,
Chicago. LIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-26
NO HOPE BUT IN UNCLE SAM
la Lucha Is Suspected OF Conversion
IN Annexation

Havana. Sept 23.-Much comment has
been caused by an editorial article which
appeared in La Lucia today, ana which
many take. in connection with others
which have recently appeared in the
same paper, 10 mean that La Lyct1 IS
beginning to favor an merican Irutec-
tOrate owe rthe island The editorial in
question says: The social AID moral
progress of Cuba depends upon the
islands wealth and future commerce.
which IS entirely In the haGIs o. the
United States. If the American oolor 'es
obtain preference in American markets.
Cuba. however rich and fertile she may
be viii be unable 70 dispose Of her pro-
ducts and VIII be reduced 10 besl;a-v II
the United States opens their markets
TO Cuba, they are bound to nave comren-
sation. The people Of Cuba should bear
in mind the fact that they cannot uro-
gress without an American market"
lie Correspondence. OF CieufuagoS.
says. fererring TO recent reports r out
RACES against SDaniards: IF Spania-ds
continue 10 be outraged by Cuban niabs,
OF what use IS Senior sagarario che
Spanish consul general? The rlo-a the
Cubaas succeed IN abusing Spaniards the
more they will continue TO do -. TIE
consul should not be the agent f1r send
ing outraged Spauiards 70 Spain"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-26
HETAL AAnxHr

New York sgt Z--fa ear rsrfat RAJ
kst tln sce-e5 So asFase~ Ef 81 aslirfs
today On demand from .aras as-irs sd
8 scarcity - e-s. .sfier dse ST. rast
ot n-uress aar1s1. TasEa a. atrg Nef3
ssstslDs3 stTrnzta tad ata ees a@s
unchanged srrtFr rssf rasT aaeer srs-
erHla 0Teri1gs ae5 dsz saa1ffaF asNa
fr1-a grfrzsrg osiats Thf GEES aec-rs-
iag - tse meta sreaa-Fs va s.ssl-ss
~ Pr f-r1 uerraHfs 80 Gfa &H f~
lske EpEer ~ 60 - 1rm s4t qafsF fo-
80 SRA E@ls3 bfs Hrm - 80 Nlfa
= - - zaa - ssks9. sssg - ass.tsg
zila 3 - - ane 8 rs sskss Tae sr2-
sers gfi1s fsr lea4 g. - e. aea - rz5-
- 8. s..
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-. eoop, MARkErs

New York sept. = The wsek opens
with fall average demand IN Ga depart
me1ts u the week BruSa ere fiaga hnG
driHs strsrz Advancing eaftau makes
sellers more reserved iu srreEtlrK bids
Tor future delivery. Bieachea rnas.fHs
strong and in demand. Coarse c8sorr
c1tf01g against bayeTa. 1sccaslonaI adj
v4uces ia cheeks piaIdr ard deusnrna of
1sc per yard Prints without chanar.
Pine Ei1Ehams lu active request for
spring Woo.an goc3s division nrm-
Dress goods sell vel fer spriug.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-26
BOSTON. .: NEW YORK.

New York, Sept. 25.-The Bostons won
a close and well played game today A
remarkable one-handed catch by SCahl IN
the eighth inning saved the game for
the Bostons. Score: RH E
New York ............0 0 o. o. o 5 ?
Boston .................O o. OO01 % 9
Batteries-New York, Doheny, Carrick
and Warner; Boston, Cling and Sullivan.
Umpires, Swartwood and Hunt. Attend
ance, . 600.
Chicago. Sept. 25.-Pittsburg VS.. Chi
cage; no game; rain.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois. Abstract
| or. Court House. Phone 1857
WARRANTY DEEDS.
W. J. Css,1r % Auna NurGt Hall.
/ hf sec 1853 W 900. ............ $400i
D. B. Williams TO John Kiefner. Jr,
ne or sec 1-2S-4 W zee. ...............
! George Tuders to VIM. Tuders. lots
60 and 81 Walnut st, Neiderland-
erS add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1Gl
Arkansas Valley Town and Land Co
to Sarah ]. cellar, lots and 10,
blk S. Cheney ....................... 81
Mary A. Epson to George Tuders,
lots 50 and "a Walnut st, Neider-
iander's add .............-...--....... 151
Ida Brattan TO George E. Hoffman,
NV or sec 21-26-2 .................. $500
w J Babb TO B. F Kies. 20 a, the
hf ne or ne or sec 1871 .......... go
Henry H. Raymond to Pleasant Boz
len, Sr-, 5 hi sc or sec IS and I2.a
off hf sc or sec zs-25-1 e, ex ia
in sw cor ........-.................. eC0c
W. J. Babb 10 B. z Kies, lot 80
Court st, city ............- $500. sJl
Laura e. Piers N o VIM. A. Picrson
II IS # lot 'fosley avenue. East
" Chi5a g.. .......... ............ 800
Irving Richmond to Gertie Hill. lots
l2l 10 II odd, Richmond ave, Rich
mond's add .........................s so
5. T ayne TO Gertie Hin. lots III
and Il9, Richmond ave. Richmond's
q
Irving Richmond TO Gertle Hill. lots
10. Isl Richmond ave. Richmond's
add; lots l22 70 IA even. simmons
ave. Richmond add; lots l. > and
simmons ave, Georgetown add. IS
Clara r Elliott to Fank Y. Miller,
lots IA and 1l6 Woodland ave. \.
Riverside add ......................... 800
Thomas Shaw TO s. I. Davis. lot "a,
y. Emporia ave, Huton's add. 80
George II. WINS to T. A McCaI.
lot 50. Market street, G-eifensteia's
3r5 add ..--.----...- ---.......-....... 81
T. \. Mccall TO Alfred H Willis.
lot %. Market street, Greiaen-
STEMS 2cd add -..-.................... 90
Hartford Western Land CO. 10 Liz
zle Slots. lots 1o2 and 1o5. Walnut
street. Nelderlander-s add .-.-...... %
Amos u. sites 70 J. <. Tandy. lot
s.. New York ave. Nra;hewson's
4th add ..-.-...... -..--.----.-..-.-.. %
CUIT-Cs-AIM DEEDS
+. y. Carlton % - A Sankey. S}ftx
1als , com > W nc cor sw or NV
or sec 1871 = ..----.-..-.........-.. =
$. y. Bridgman 70 Thomas Glover,
lot = chisholm street. city -..--..- !
J. f. Davies 70 W. n Tuders. lots
even 20 70 5 Walnut 81, Neider-
lauder's add -------.-..---------..-. :
J. Henrietta Hoese,a ex'r, 70 ". NJ
Tuders. lots even 50 to s. Walnut
Sd. Neiderlander's add .--......-... =
4: Yiele 10 Laura Z Person. n IS e
lot AI0sley ave. East Wichita. 10
Elias. Il Peters 70 Laura 2 Pierson,
n IS It lot Mosley avenue. East
W lc-Nsa .....-.-.'.. s''.s'.. ......s...-