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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Salt Lake City. Utah, April End. 1870.
sealed proposals will DO received at this
Office until u o'clock a. m. Of Friday, May
End. iA02. for the work ~ grading. curbing
and paving South Temple Street from State
70 Third West street. according 10 the plans
in the City Engineers OHice.
The approximate quantities OF work 10 DO
done are AS follows;
0rAdlng-.-........- 1900 cubic yards
GUIDING -.-,.... ,..... .-.... 5000 linear feet
Stone block Pavement h.3ol square yds.
Asphalt Paving. ..,...... 0.oc0 square yds.
Instructions 70 bidders. together with
specifications aud forms for the contract and
bond can be obtained upon application ~
the Office Of the BOARD Of Public Works. or
City Engineer
The right Is reserved TO reject any and ali
bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Publicworks.
JOHN +. dolly. Chairman.
Louis q Kelsey. City Engineer.
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Bank Clearlngs.

Bank clearings throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada for the week end
ing Friday April II. 1902, We're:
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake City ...s 3,Ss604O 40 ...,
Totals. L. S.. 49," 2,2i7. 1l95s5 zee. 1915
Outside n. Y. e. 7S4, 4i9 40S SIS 49,.
Totals, Canada 90. 54,502,5 S6.s go.
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An,Ilnh tns

April 9TH 1909.
By order Of the BOARD OF Directors Of tie
bucke,e Mining Company, the sale Of the de-
linquent stock As above advertised. Il hereby
postponed and adjourned until APRIL 7th.
1902, at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m Of said
day. W. g.. JhRMAlNE,
Secretary Buckeye Mining Company.
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April IN. ItIL
ny order Of the Board Of Directors OF the
buckeYe Mining Company. the sale OF the do
bnquent stock as above advertised. is hereby
postponed and adjourned until April gtn,
1902. at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. Of said
day. W. v. JEkMA1NF.
Secretary Buckeye Mining Company,
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April 9th. ipjs
BY order Of the Board OF Directors OF the
Buckeye Mining Company. the sale OF tho
delinquent stock As above advertised, y
hereby postponed and adjourned until April
Nth, 1874, at The hour Of 10 o'clock a, m. OF
said day. W. r. JERMAINk,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

ports are a terror. Mr.. Baxter looks
for the promised railroad with much
expectation.
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Anrll End. 1907.
By order OF the BOARD OF Directors OF the
Buckeye Mining Company. the ale OF the
delinquent stock, as above advertised, IS
hereby postponed and adjourned until April
Ord. 1909. at the hour Of 10 O'clock a. m. OF
said DAY.
W. r J,.RMATNE.
Secretary Buckeye Mining Company.
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DELrYounNr ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE NEW STATE GUN CLUB, SEC
retary,s ONCE, Salt Lake City. April 10Th.
1902. Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account
OF assessment No. . levied on the 2Sth
day Of February 1902 the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
aha ahnldnra q . fnllnna Allg
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NEW YORK.

New York, April i2-Wheat-Re-
ceipts none, Opened easy on rain In
Kansas, but promptly rallied and be-
came very strong on vigorous south
west buying and general covering, Lat
er In the day II was unsettled. May,
1875 d79i5; July 7S%Q79h, Sept, 1873 q
1854; Dec, 79laQs0h.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange 2l5 Main street,.
Saturday, April H. 1902.
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UTAH ORE SHIPMENTS.
Movement OF Ore Seriously Retarded
BY Bad Wagon Roads.

Reports from Park City. Bingham
and Tlntic state that the wagon roads
have been In such bad condition that
shipments of ore have been seriously
retarded. However II Is stated that a
few days Of fine weather will straight
en- things out and enable the mines
10 make larger shipments.
This weeks shipments we're as fol-
lows.
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April 3fd, 1902.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Buckeye Mining Company the sale AZ the
delinquent stock, As above advertised, Is
hereby postponed and adjourned uutn April
9Th. 1902, al the hour OF 10 o'clock q. M OF
said day.
w. r. JERMAfNF.
Secretary Buckeye Mining Company.
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OPEN BOARD.

Anchor-2Oo at 3.25: 200 at $50.
Ajax-le00 az So 600 az 52ih; 1000 at
VS.. %; l,000 at 52--s 80.
Carisa--500 at S6h: loo nj IS.
Californla--5O0 at %; 500 az 22%; 800
ut 22i5; 1000 az 22N.
California-5O0 az 22-s. 10.
Tetro-i,0o0 at rs.
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TINTIc

The roads were especially bad In the
several Tintic camps this week, how
ever "a cars, OF ore were forwarded to
market Because the railroads will not
reduce freight charges the South
Swansea has suspended shipments OF
its iron ores.
The following cars OF ore were for
warded from the district:
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St Louis. April l2.-Wool-Dull,
weak: territory and western mediums.
l5ql1is; fine, llGl5Is; coarse, llql5.
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PARK CITY.

The ore shipments during the week
from Park City mines, exclusive
OF the Silver King, as reported by the
Macintosh sampler. total ASA, $50
pounds, distributed as follows:
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco April l2.--Wheat--
Quiet May lO9h bid; Dec. 1919;
spot stronger, Ito.
Corn-Large yellow, quiet, l37hQ
Las.
Barley-Quiet May, 9sis bid; Dec.
i7A bid cash, 1914.
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TOTALS.
A. >, Campbell STOCK Broker.
so2-2os D, +. Walker Block. Tel. tsa

Read the classified ads. on page s
There's money in II.
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II you are going TO buy real estate
consult the columns on page Of this
paper.
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BUTTER AND Eggs.

New York, April ~. -Butter--Re-
ceipts $500 packages steady; state
dairy, 23QS0; creamery, state, 26QSl;
June creamery, imitation, 24g29; fac
tory, 2OQ26.
Eggs Receipts $500 packages; firm
state and Penan.. l6dl6h; western,
uncandled, at marx, 16Ql6is
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Sugar-steady; fair refining, 2h; CEN
trifugal, SO test, S3s; molasses sugar,
ga, refined, steady; crushed, $50; pow
dered. I9e graduated, $50
Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio, 5%.
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OMAHA.

South Omaha April i2-Cattle--Re-
ceipts. none. market steady Native
steers, 475n7.00. cows and heifers. 3.15
a600. western steers. 450G620; Texas
steers. f25G525, Gamers l50d350:
stockers and feeders, 2,75dj25; calves,
2OOdI0O; bulls. stays. etc. 400d5S5.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: market steady:
stronger. Heavy, G91d710. mixed. Sos
ass light. 6o06690: pigs. 6.s5G6.s5:
bulk OF sales. GS5Q6e5
Sheep-Recelpts. none; market
steady, unchanged.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April l2-Cattle-Re.
celpts 100 Texans unchanged, native
steers 550h5.l5: Texas and Indian
steers f75d6.zO: Texas COWS 350Q5.00:
native cows and helfers 3.50d650; stock.
ers and feeders 350d4s0: bulls 350G5.O0.
calves 450G575.
Hogs-Receipts 800: market shade
stronger. Bulk Of sales Gs5d7 10: heavy
7o5Qi.f5; packers 6.s0GIi0; medium
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, April l2.-The statement
of the associated banks for the week
ending today shows
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fhonArE AND ouAnn,,
MOTTO Es "sANhIlfp
'Or further ihfOrmalIooo rs'Decuy,

slSuassnult County cle,t o. !,
'Or further informalIolrr respecty,
IN THE bsTRlcr 60,
salt Iaka p ,,ra judicial Distr'e, VbArs
matter OF ina esy 40 Of Utab ~ ",
deceased No Yisse'e OF Daniel l. A., y iAe
ZION. The petition lininbty Aumis el
bell, the adnl,i'11ui CHARLOTTE As Inn h.
fha svr y Nampbel decess.A "e eilAis o,
OF nsaI1ary adm nlstratIoa Wayllg ~
d,s,siniei w. laudbell Gs. ~ sau eslsia
hs..nh, ulion OF tho whole o,ssrl anu tbe
~ Vssul, Is the surslylny 49, haQ estate IA
A IL ia,d ,ug on Friday, the l,s IN, nas .eeH "a,
c,,., " ~ 10 am OF slia dav my " inHi
conr, house IN the Court ~ tle 0uaig
Utah. =" ea'' Lake City alt i 'Sg8,p o. O. s,a
witness tho qle,s OF said ooo,, u,
lsrAt1 seai hereof aAiSsd' wy The
''g VI Aprll, 4 b. l0'5 'uN W
ny O. Frank E,,. JUN JAN y clas.
Thomas ADAM ory' Deputy CLERK. N'''A'
"NA''' At'orney.
Mn THE DISTRICT ooupr n..~-.
1--WE on IN ana for SAT- fsgnn !, t9pRATE
y, Ntah In the malter a, ,IoaAly lals
aosePn >. hatuner, dece ..a1 wy ts,aie OF
,pyv.en OF Arladno 1. Gardeer so'es The
viz VI tho estate I .lu,erh aualAls,ra.
uesed praying for tne sa,, uailncr "a.
account OF said Anadns i l'Vhenl " GnA
lstratrls, aud Tor the nstrSu'eiler alAla.
Ieslu OF SAID estate To M n e,,uh " the
IN, ,as Deen set for hearino ''oh eavust
o oaJ Jstn uay OF April A. % Iio,, fiaag
tbe can an aI the loiutj Court ticnN v
fIn9 VSnrt room Of said eon,t nousa u
W. '" tv iiane ,O.llnty, 9TH ."
Illness the CLERK n, al,
(seab SIHlt WIN the seal tbsrsa,
A. 'n - I6 59'' 9Th day Of. paI III.
/, by =. FRANK Emery nenntv rs, Serk
y barlow ferguson, ATTORNEY IN, a.,
n. in THE MATTER OF THE r,
tate and guardianship Of chris,. Is.
=, Russell, Jared Russell MAJ r,V p
sell, sarah Eliza Russell IN. GUS
russell, Francis j. Russell u laeOp =.
A. russell and Ellen Rusgei ', ,n,eta
Notlce.--The undersigned Mil , aom
private sale, to the highest hiaamH az
CASH an undivided Interes, V caIs ior
VI io-SQ teen-thirty.thirds ~ Z
a am. 10 iot six l6), block eIghty.ons is, u
pat a. Salt Lake CITY surye,. ~g,
we county of Salt Lake. Sta,s ~
S,ah, on or after Tuesday tSs ,,,s
DAY or April, A. d. 1902. '"' ION
written bids will be received II, q.
same az the office Of N. V Jorso Wy <ae
ola Mccormick Block, Salt LAKE "a, w.
Terms OF sale: Cash on conGrm NY,
OF sale by the court. ''"'aVQn
1902. " Np'n' a. u
sAML. RUSSELL.
Guardian,
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BINGHAM.

Besides the usual shipments OF cop
per ore amounting to 500 or 800 tons
70 the Highland Roy and Bingham
smelters the following companies had
ore on the local market this week:
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ORE.
Cars
Bullion Beck 5000. s..sss '.,.'.' '...'
Carisa neesers) ..., ..,, ."...,...
Gcmini ...v ...... .,.sss ..s.s.'.s'.
Grand Central 900. see, zee. 90. .....
Lower Mammoth ...., 80. -, CSC, e..
Mammoth ..,,. ,... '.',,.,.' 's,'..'ll
South swansea .... -. zee, ..,.,....
Tesora .... s.s..-.,. s...ss.s.ss...
Uncle Sam Consolidated .... ...,..., I
Yankee Consolidated ,.,. ... ...... G
Total ....... '..'-.'., '..,.'',.. .of
CONCENTRATES.
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And in accordance Win law "r n,.d,
order OF the Board Of Directors ~ ,nas y
on the oath day OF January ls0], .,sS
many shares Of each parcel Of sa n,i
stock as may be necessary w.' NJ " ID
al the office OF the treasure. ~ cty
South Main street, Salt LAKE Ess.,.s Sw
Utah. at 10 o'clock a. m, ii.an g'Tsi
March 90. 1902, to pay me de ,D,,S me
assessment thereon, togethelr. ,, m,.s a al
,as,s -, odvortislng and expense
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salt Lake CITY l'tah. N i,,.n, ~ hei
meeting OF the ooard OF airs, "a po,i.
March IN lqie, the above sac ~, ~ sane hour
poued until Apr 9. VIZ a AZ VIZ .esreiafy
and place. W. y. sPi'A"U'7
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salt Lake city. Utah Apr l,d,. Asli
Alta meeting OF the bo'rdo OF a, InS9,atp5asi
thls day. the above sale date rr' and Place
until Apr,l 4. 1907 NJ sam ny W. sssrsiafy.
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OIL GUSHERS FOUND
ON GOVERNMENT LAND
People Of Manitoba and Montana Ez-
cited Over Oil Craze.

HELENA, Mon, Aug. An oil gush-
or, the first IN many tests being drilled
il Flat River valley, just over the line
in Manitoba, was encountered Thursday
al a depth OF 400 feet, and Is throwing
up 800 barrels Of ell a day. The oil sur
passes that Of Texas. Just south Of the
discovery. On the Montana sI3e, q dozen
more well are being sunk. IN a si~:ilar
formation, where It is expected equally
as good Gil VIII be found As much OF
this oil is found on Government land. a
rush to this locality is anticipated with
IN a few weeks.
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SpFAME

Volumes, At times, Of woman's happi-
ness or MISERY. The dull, sunken eve,
with is dark circles almost surely speaks
Of yTorlanly ill-health, and It's attendant
suffering. With the dull eye goes usu-
ally the salloy, sunkeu cheek, the drawn
mouth, the sb-uuizen forIIl-the whole
glory Of wOmau's beauty zu2Tred by the
effects Of disease.
Dr. Pierce's Fav0rite' Prescription cures
the diseases which undermine the health
and mar the beauty Of women. II estab-
fishes regularity, dries weakening drains,
heals inflammation and liberation, and
cures female weakness.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter free, and 50 obtain the
advice Of a specialist upon their disease
All correspondence Is strictly private
and sacredly confidential. address d..
R Y. Pierce, Buffalo, =. 7.
vvviih pleasure 7 SEED lew lines 70 let yo.,
know that I feel much better than for eight
years before taking you- medicine writes ssrs.
Pierce Geise. OF 81 west Pbila- Street, York p.
II recommend Dr. Pierce medicine 70 every
De-sCE who NAV inquire Is % what Il has Goze
Tor vic. I was troubled with feEuzie weakness.
ar, began 70 think would never be wei. Il
had continued the treatment prescribed BY NV
doctor douit kIEow what would Eays become Of
ne When your trcatEseu was commenced my
weight was Ios pounds. a. present Il Is 100
Have healthy color and E1y friends say look
we'll Ny best thanks 70 you and my best
wishes, TOO, foF what ycG have done Tor Eze.H
vFavorite Prescription makes weak
women strong, sick women well. Accept
10 substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
Dr. Pie5ce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged system from accumulated
impurities.
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CITY HALL TEAM MEETS
LAWYERS AGAIN TODAY
Municipal Ball Tossers Hope 20 Retrieve
Lost LaureIs.

The City Hall team, feeling confident
that their defeat last Saturday by the
Lawyers was due entirely to the injury
sustained TO their catcher, Mr.. Bishop,
IN The eighth inning, challenged the vic
tors TO another game this afternoon 1t
the same place. Last week the CITY
Hall team lost BY only one run, after
eleven haTd-fought innings Up to the
time OF the injury TO their catcher they
were Tar ahead Of the Lawyers in the
scOre-gettiHg
Under the circumstances a closely con-
tested game IS expected this afternoon.
The lineup OF the teams will be prac-
tically tie same as in the former con-
test
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WOMAN WILL PROTECT HER
GOATS WITH ARMED MEN
Cattlemen VIII Find They Must Face
Bullets in Next Raid.

GRAND JUNCTION. Col. Aug. q
Ready to die if necessary to save the
lives Of her Angora goats, Mrs. Nancy
2. Irving has gathered together force
OF armed men under her own leadership
- guard her ranch in Pinon Mesa from
a second raid Of eattlemen who, several
days ago, descended upon the place. kill
ing 500 Of the valuable little animals
The cattlemen wish TO rid the country
of the goats, which, they claim, are de
stTuctive to the ranges.
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NEW YORK COAL DEALERS
ADVANCE PRICES AGAIN
Supply Is Short and High Rates Are
Being Insisted On.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The wholesale
prices for anthracite coal have been
again advanced, according to the deal
ers The following quotations were re-
ceiyed: Stove. SS.45 q ton alongside;
chestnut, $685. alongside; pa, 81 along
side; No. buckwheat, $40 alongside;
pea and dust, sJ,6G alongside The cir
cular price fixed by the retail coal deal
ers is S. for domestic sizes. Some OF the
dealers were delivering coal at this fig
ure, but others were demanding and re-
ceiving as high as $3.50 and SO.
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ALL STAR BOWLING TEAM.
Crack Five, Under Capt. Al. Setback,
VIII Journey to the Coast.

An aI-star team Of bowIers. repre-
senting Baltimore, viii make q trip to
the Pacific Coast early IN the coming
fan, playing in all the large cities, com
Ing and going. The team will be unde.
the management Of Samuel Karpf, we'll
known here as the promoter OF bowling.
He viii be one Of the five.
al" SeIbaeh, LETT fielder Of the Bal
timore American League team, will be
captain OF the travelling bowIers- The
other players are: Phil Wolf Ernest
Peterson. and John J. VOORHEES,.
Il is possible before they 20 On the
tip that they viii pIav q set Of games
here
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GALVESTON DEFAULTS
IN PAYMENT OF INTEREST
Bondholders Have Agreed to Accept q
Lower Rate of Interest.

GALVESTON, Texas, aug. 2.-GalYes-
ton has defaulted on the payment Of
$500 interest on its $500, 900 issue OF
sewer bonds
The city has deTaulted on all its bond
issues, but as a majority of the bond
holders have agreed TO accept a reduced
rate OF interest. il is expected that a
settlement viii be effected in the near
future.
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LARGEST COAL Triple IN
WORLD At CUMBERLAND
VIII Be Completed by the Middle Of
Present Month.

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Aug. 2-The
largest coal tippIe in the world. now
being built for the Merchants Coal Com
pany. at Boswell. Somerset county. Pa,
will be completed about the middle OF
August
Il IS built on solid masonry, is IS fest
high, LOO feet long, contains $50 tons
Of steel, and has space for six tracks.
The coal, a seven-foot vein, will be
mined b. machines run by electricity,
and light for the mine will also De fur
nished by electricity.
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LANDSLIDE THREATENS
PENNSYLVANIA TOWN
Engineers and Biologists Warn Resi-
dents of Oil City of Impending
Danger

OIL CITY, Pa. Aug. Presidents OF
West Main Street have been notified that
danger OF d large landslide mas been dis
covered on Clark Summit, which may
at any time oyerwhelm them with an
avalanche Of earth and rocks. The street
runs along the base Of this hill
The warning as given only after a
careful investigation by engineers and
biologists connected with the Standard
Company, which owns oil wells on the
top aud sides Of the Summit.
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Standing Of the Teams.

Townsend, not to be outdoRe by Al
Ortiz, ssuntered into the box yesterday
to pitch. and WIS about three times as
as wild as that proveTbiaI March hare
He gave an even dozen passes to first
base and jolted Tiger in the Stats with
the ball early in the game.
Much less scoring a run, the Wash
ington lads could get but one man TO
third base. Siever had the Senators at
his iEercy and did not allaw them TO
bunch their hits. The score:
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PAST CENTURY MARK BUT
DRIVES HIGH STEPPERS

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. aug Mrs.
Deborah siIliman. Of Eastcn, reached the
age of I02 years and months today, and
in honor OF the occasion bSe gave q
party.
Mrs. SIlliman owns 2 pair OF horses.
which she drives frequently. Although
she has q coachman she says she VIII
not let him drive until she has to.
Every fair Sunday she attends services
in the East Methodist Church
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TO GRANT SUGAR BOUNTY.
Great BTitain's Relief Method in West
Indian Islands.

LONDON. Aug. lit Is stated that the
ESQ, 600 voted by the British govern
ment for the relief Of the West Indies
will be distributed on a sliding scale
In the form Of bounties, varying from
I5 TO so shlllings on home grown sugar.
Planters taxes viii be refunded and
loans granted.
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Commercial Failures.

Commercial failures during the
month Of July testify TO the prosperous
condition Of the nations trade and IN
dustry. Only one month OF the preceding
thirty-tTso recorded smaller aggregate
Of defaulted Indebtedness. There were
SIS suspensions in July, 1872. involving
q total Indebtedness 81 Sc. 93t .851. In the
same month last year failures numbered
s97, with liabilities OF 8, OsS- s33. and in
July, 1880. there we're Zg2 defaults for
$g.771.775.
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JULY OATS SQUEEZE
CAUSES A BOYCOTT
Chicago Board of Trade Not Pleased
With Action of Members

CHICAGO, Aug. IA boycott has been
declared on Waite. Thoburn & Co, by
q few members Of the board of trade, to
show their feeling regarding the firms
action in going into court to defend its
position in the market during the July
oats squeeze.
In defaulting on 700 bushels OF oats
Thursday the firm has caused much
trouble 10 concerns on the board in set
ling their trades
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WOMAN DECLARED SHE
WAS FLYING TO HEAVEN

NICE. Aug. "A nun who had been
expelled from her religious home by the
enforcement Of the law of associations.
became mad here this morning. and
jumped from a second storv window,
crying as she did so, I'm flying to
heaven" She was picked up uncon-
sci0us.
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The proposed match between Harry
Forbes. the bantamweight champion Of
the world. and JOHNNY ReaEaa, Of South
Brooklyn, which was TO have beeR fought
at st. Louis. has been declared OF. owing
to the fact that the lads coufd not come
TO terms. They fought Biashing 20
round bout in St. Louis several months
ago. which was declared a draw
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02
SPORTING MEDLEY.

The return Of Iver Lawson and Major
Taylor from Europe. the wonderful
speed shown BY frank =. Kramer dur
ing the season, and the excellent work
Of John T. Fisher. Of the Monarch
cycling team. and Eddie Bald, the Col
umbia rider, guarantee that the cham
pionshfp races on the ColiseJ ms Of the
country will be harder fought than ever
before in the history Of cycling