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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10
~ PI-PSI-aVC OF AZ ONDER OF HON.

Il sbre- C. Thomas SrrroEsts q t5o Co1n-y OF 80
York no-ice hereby gwen % a. persons navlns
Cl--a-11 lare o. 80 County O 49,
G-E deceased present The sane Stn vouchs-S tSsr
- subscriber his place e -rz1sacLi{ 2-s-
~ Ceacs 81 Leruuel Skfd1ors. No. 80 Val
street BOROUGH Na-ha-tau Fl ths cry az View loI<
az - bafora the 2s-n Of APRIL next
rys-sd New York 26th day q October, 1908
HENRY DEXTER Adn1tris-zccT -
IFsEU Il. sTDNOPE. Attorney tor Adr1f1lscrator -
wal street. Borough % Malharcan. View York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

rBv TELEGRAPH TO TIE -RrBUSEI
Chicago. Nov. s-There was decline OF &c 70 &c
q wheat hs-e and greater declines n outside mar
-ses Cash prices n the Northwest declined more
tssn he futures aIinneap polls lost nc 10 lc. Du-
nth &C 70 &c s. Louis. Use % Issc- The shipping
demand for wheat here vas slow; the seabosTc
ted the same story. There was Hne weather,
larger receipts thar last year in the Northwest and
q euiet speculation. The Northwest cars are I.S52.
compared with Llss last year. The primary total
was / 900 bushels compared with LSs5.Oco bush
els The visible increased 2s3e 90 bushels. which
vas less than last years. but bigger increase
-ha- expected TIE foreign markets were lower
worlds shipments were Il s5s 90 bushels, and
Russia shipped almost as much as America De
cenher sold az sc and a. -1zc and closed a. 7asc
sellers May closed ~ TAG bid; July, ~ No II
-e-es- apparently is exerrtnF itself on the buying
side December closed &c under the Nay to-day
hr there Is an impression that December vii widen
orr considerably when the Duluth wheat arrives
hs-e. Some further buying OF Duluth wheat ~
chicago was reported from there to-day
Corn futures closed SC under Saturday, cash corn
--zs AZ lower. There vas ruror from Network
- e sig shipping business there. but it vas not
-s-e-ne6 Shipping bids were &c out q The way
here The blockade az Buffalo Is interfering with
1us.nesz The sentiment was especially bea-lsh,
secause bearlsh government report is expected
-o--o-row. December sole at 441sc and 4Ss4c. and
.-ose6 az sac bid Nay closed al sc bid Re
-er-s here -S cars tomorrow estimate 80
cables 70 lower The visible increased So
a7a bushels: The stock here. $4,000 bushels. &C.
creased g91C bushels. Darubisn shipments were
-arre- worlds shipments are 100000 bushels. The
rr Interests II corn are bearsh believing that the
general financial situation VIII have some influence
szsius1 grain prices
oats closed sc lower; Sovenber, SIC; Deoem-
der g. sellers. and the May, $50. Good cash
cats Tere d-r-; poor were &C % e lower There
vas no SHIPPING demand The Buffalo blockade Is
keep.ng the East out OF TIE market. The visible
Increased Z6 80 bushels: the stock here los 600
tushels increased 90 bushels. Receipts were 20
cars. ro--nor-ow's estimate aol
Lard was &c higher. made strong by a. ex-
client cash demand and srlaI stock Provisions
early were easier tor the balance of che LIST. bUt
-Eally closed 2--c 70 &c higher f. sympathy with
ard Hogs were &C &c 10c lower though receipts
were Light There were s. .eao hogs West. compared
with = 30 last year. Exports OF lard were 50 per
cent larger tlar Or the same week lzst year. Hog
receipts are sDlaI, and the average weight Is
light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Diridend Notices.

BOND AND MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO.
rs Reulssn s. E-oohlyr y y Nov s. 1893
or PTFFTy DIVIDEND or Two AND ONE
HALF PER CENT has been declared, PAYABLE Noven-
Ter -err 1903 70 the stockholders q record the
closing az The Transfer Books P. Il November
--rh The books VII be closed 70 A n No
-e-- be- Lf-L MARTIN WELLES, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10

Il ar--- g. Thor-as Surrogate q The County q w.
York notice hereby gtver al persons having eizis
a7irs- samuel P Patterson. ats q the CounIy q 49,
YORK deceased. present t1e sa1le WI voee--r-
fLs-sos the subscriber 81 place q Ualsac-l-s
n ear Bovery Borough a Manharrz1. IN TIE
tv % <sw York before Ire tht-usra taJ OF AprA
Tatss New York the Seventeenth day q ocrooe- IsuS
WILLIAM T. PATTERSON. E1eclro-
FRANK NJ TICHENOR. Attorney Tor Ezscuror. % FarS
York CITY
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Notice of Summons.


SUPRENIE COURT-TRIAL TO BE HAD
n he County q New {aE Ts.-, s..ss -
Executor q the Last WI and IssCsrs1 e Cos-t-s y
sraizss Hs1ens Feisf Fund sOcis1y CHs-sss g. 4 SIS
P Hsrrie. Ps-as Esaas s siaacssrd ria x
calE May 4 Litlis3oha; Eiiza6etS 2 carr sna
H-rs = 81 s2Esca n Cars ssssassd Taiss HsT.zs
NAY Fannie 4 Sta1ley G,''s-; A1nSoEa sss1s5 S.
J. wa-rea Hunt C7Trs Hunt chapzaazf Al5u-Sis A.
an Tes-su1en- % Daniel Delcs Hunt deceased; Dusy
I'm E-a . - Esek-sn F4.n- 60 ~ -
a5 z So-s 49, ndvfslav sas as $500 = -
Elza5eth SAWYER. Charles H Royce. Fraacss n Rob
strong Virginia smith Charles Il Haveus Gsorss V.
Csr-.s 6 Ravens deceased Who uaknown to risln-
~ sn9 Their nuso@1aS ~i-5s $500
grsH-ess AMI 1s=.sss s as s. a. s go = ATy w..s
Gscsassd. unEn0wu . p-afnrin Dessu-a1cs--
q -. -o % vou- answer on tss Pls-str E-ro-1sy.
exclusive OF re o service. aaa = .. ta
u-s 70 apPesr answer Judgment WI es szksa asaiass
you BY dsfault Tor the rest demanded n TIE so1a=t
B-5adway. Boroush q Manhattan. Nav Yak Ciry.
70 tzs bs:sasazts E-azss slsnsasza Bed z c4-ss
rises q ire last WI aat rsst4zent q Aas-ics n
Sl 70 - 80 So No. f-ftvfsrarlS 49, 4,
Hunt dsc-assd Charles Royce. Franc-s H R05ersSon.
gina A Smith. cafes 81 Have7s osorss y Hsyezs
q and heirs a. law o. said Charles O
Ffavens deceased VOC grs-ed IRE Summons
plaintiff their husbands wives. widows.
hsrs executors. ad1ins-a1orz. less
ard and az perSc-s n
Interested the estate c. The sad Csaes @
Havsns deceased who are Unknown . plaine-. ras
s1reEof-g SUMMONS you o. publication.
% Honorable Davt1 Lsve1r-tt-
= ne Justices q Supreme Court q the o
Sew-Y1rE cas- y October t9o3 ana cie1
rt-h th- -or-ra NJ cfice o. IRE CLERK q rs
County q New tae County Court 5ouse ~ t,s
soroush q Marhatta1 city County and STARE q New
York or the ieth CAV 81 October. i2Oo
Da-as New York. Oct51er -srh. 1905
sTISEstAN q s5L5s 49, 57t 81 sI a, Va 70 sr =
New York
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PLANS FOR MRS. MANIcE's HOUSE

Plans have been fled with Building Supertntend-
eut Thompson for a dwelling EOuse to be built al
No West Fifty-third-st.. for Mrs. Sarah Rensen
Manice OF Southampton, Long Island II vii he
four stories and basement II vii nave a LLyAL-
age OF p fee1 and a depth OF Il feet Inc COSY Is
rIacsd ~ s. c 2. II. Gilbert IS the archltecL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10
FACTORY STE BOUGHT.

Freeman & Son have leased 70 krakauer Broth
ers piano makers the building 70 be erected n
7rinitv-ave from Northumberland hlrry-slxth 70
yseventh ST. on plot -tt1L1
feet. The lease Is for long term at an agsresals
rental n atout $4,000 II viii be used as factory.
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TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

forty-frst-st south side. . feet
vest Of vfIis-ave; one story brick store, ~ Ixl6Ss
Emma Tierney. owner; Arthur Arctander, archi-
-
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- PrRsTANCE % - ORpER o. HoN

Ah-sr c Thomas a surrugzts q tns County % Nev
YORK Notice hereby given Al having claims
against Eliza Counor o. Comfy e View YORK
deceased present with rhsr=ct
the subscriber place o transacrns Business. Nc
ths Boroug1 q Brcczyu city % ts~
YORK OF OF Before the - Cay q April aex-
Dated New york. TIRE 21st cay q 5epten5e-. tso5
JOHN = HIGGINS. Executor.
CARR & CROFT Attys for EXT. 80 Mantas3s ST.
Brooklyn. y. z. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
4 Ro1r Of Lerington-aUe. De1ctaHg
Houses Sold.

" Brigham Hail & Son have sold TO Adolf Man
del for Herman Wroukow No. 1.SSS 70 lss0 Lexias
ton-ave.. southeast corner OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
esghteenth-st. six three story and basement high
stoop hrownstols dwelling houses On plot SIX
y
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TO RUSH WORK ON TERMINAL.

The construction Of the projected underground
terminal in this city Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Conpany is 10 be begun al four different points as
soon after the opening OF the oids. on DECEMBER
4 a. the contracts can be awarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10
Public Notices.

lr-,-rrrPAI CIvII. SERVICE COMMISSION
tyI F--s street. CRY q Wv YrrS. tl-2-cS
DT-RTIC NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN
Thar cPCN Cs'MTEIITItE s-N&dlNk rIqSs
rgr.rTs FEr TfiE Ft'Itl1ti ~ POSITIONS
--VF,[sV-pTTTNcl g~JPyIsT T2IDAT NOVEMBER -.
re07 AT 20 a Re~ean- 90 ag7catt-s closes 11or-s'.
rr-N-fg- ,-i1ssf- frEslaE ~. WEDNESDAY nECE8s-
fale A. "a Receive 90 arul.c---lIls Gloss
49,. Norernler ar 4 p ID
~,rrr~er cr -.
~-----s--s.- WILLIAM EETsCIc. sscreta---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10

Il sbner C. Thomas. a sur-oga-s The County % N-~
Y~- notice hereby all having claims
srsi-st william L jenkins late % Ire County e e-
v~-L- the sar1a win vouc1srs
thereof Subscribers Al their p-aca q s-anees
brs1szs Ire orce = Frederic e P Fcs-e-, No -
ysU Sr-ss+ h ne Borough Manhattan. city u New
W. ~ or before TIE rvenry-dfrn day % April csxr
Yc-E the 6ay o. October 1893
AUGUSTUS s JENEISs. 3 rx-.l1ror-
HOBART CLEVELAND.
r-RFDERI~ DE p FOSTER. Attorney Tor Exscat,rs- -
Wan street. Borough - Na1ha-1aE 81 q NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

sss-s. No West for -four story and bass-
Ss 20 P II Gilbert a-cEi5sc5-. So GOO
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Financial Meetings.

Financial Meetings.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH RAILWAY
CoEPANN-
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders q Company for the election OF thirteen
Directors three Inspectors c. Election and ro- the
transaction such Other busiress pertain 70
zlairs O. this COMPANY WI Re held at the Com
rs-y's Office 10. IS Wall street Nev York city AZ
?. N. MONDAY. November l6th, 1905
TIE -1nzfe- books ot -he Company VII he closed ron
P Il o. Mondzy. October -5-h- Until 10 - n o.
J H HoCART. Secretary
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting q stockholders OF Peter Coopers Glue Fac
tory co-poraticr TIE state of Nev York viii be held
a company. y Burning Sew
York CITY O. Manhattan. on Wednesday. No
verher lrt 1903 three clock p il tor the election
the trhe NUMBER OF suTNlF-
Ing trustees beng rhar Quorcl) and FOR the
r-snssrro- az any that be brought before
So EDWARD COOPER
a stockhol5er ard Presi5ent
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. lg5 Broadway. New York.
October Ist. 1903
TIE annual meeting @ The sharehol1ers Q: me MAJ
haitian Railway Company VII DC -eie az the o-Fs
C@5ce No Ie5 Broadway Manhattan Borough New York
We5-=zEay. November ll.n. al = O'clock rocn
: Board q Directors f1T the ensuing year Is 70 De
elected I'D three Inspectors q ElecIior
-~sn books uiI Be closed o. saturday, Octo-
10-h. - O'clock ucc1. and VII be reopeoec OF
November 18th, 20 o'clock A N.
Z. ". McV-ILLLANs. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
Dr.. Shops
Rheumatic Cure
Costs No hing If II Fails.

ANY honest person who suffers from
rheumatism is welcome TO this offer.
1 am a specialist in rheumatism, and
have treated more cases than any other
physician l think. For sixteen years /
made 1000 experiments with different
drugs. testing all known remedies while
searching the world for something better
Nine years ago l found a costly chem
ical in Germany which, with my previous
discoveries, gives ne certain cure.
/ don't mean that it can turn bony
joints into flesh again, but it can cure the
disease at any stage, completely and for
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l know this so well that l will furnish
my remedy on trial. Simply write me
a postal for my book on rheumatism,
druggist for six bottles of DR.. Shops
Rheumatic Cure. Take it for month
at my risk. II it succeeds. the cost is
Only $3.50. If it fails. viii pay the drug
gist myself-and your mere word shall
decide it.
l mean that exactly. If you say the re-
suits are not what l claim. 1 don't ex-
rect a penny from you.
have no samples. Any mere sample
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be drugged to the verge of danger. / use
no such drugs, and it is folly TO take
them You must get the disease out o.
the blood.
My remedy does that even in the most
difficult. obstinate cases. 1t has cured tie
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my experience-in all my 1000 tests-I
never found another remedy that would
cure ono CHIC ME case in ten.
Write me and l will send you the or
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Address DR.. Shoop. box 294. Racine,
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Mild cases n It chronic are often cured
by one or twr Bottles. At all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
MILLIONS FOR SHIPS.
Great Britain Stirred Up in Its Naval
Affairs

London, March 10.-The British navy es-
Inmates for 1894 issued tonight provide
for an expenditure of s179,1S4 ,205, an in
crease Of $4,000. 900, of which amount SILL
10000 will be devoted to ship-building
and repairs. The maintenance estimates
provide for 127 100 officers and men, an
increase of 1900 officers and men. The
total expenditures for shipbuilding, re-
pairs and maintenance is $50, l03, 600 The
new construction includes three battle
ships, four armoured cruisers. pro-
tected cruisers to be used as scouts,
fifteen torpedo boat destroyers. ten tor
pedo boats. two coast guard cruisers. a
river gunboat and an admiralty yacht.
In an explanatory statement which ac-
companied the estimates. Lord Selbourn,
first lord of the admiralty. says the de-
partment is making satisfactory progress
and gives details OF number of changes
tending toward the decentralization and
improvement of naval work. He an
nounces the formation of new squadron
TO be known as the South Atlantic squad
ron 1t will serve on the west coast Of
Africa and along the southeast coast Of
America. with bases at Gibraltar and
Sierra Leone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
DIZZINESS IN
GRAIN PIT
May Wheat Closed One-Eighth
Cent Lower.
PROVISIONS ARE STEADY
Corn and Oats Were Both
Down.

Chicago, March 1G.-Dullness pervaded
the grain pits today and an easier tone
was manifested May wheat closing ia
nc lower. May corn was down sc and
oats we're off lac. Provisions ruled about
steady and the May products closed from
) TO 10c or &c higher.
The trading in wheat was exceedingly
dull, many operators being disposed TO
wait for The government report of grain
in farmers hands Expectations that this
report would be of a bearish chaTacter
caused selling throughout the day. The
opening was firm on steady ca bes and
May was unchanged TO 1sc higher at I412G
745sc, but the early firmness was soon
lost there being little support Of any
Importance. Evidences that the world s
wheat movement was on the increase as
week of 100000 bushels and an increase
of 100000 bushels in the amount on pass
age caused added weakness and May
sold down to 14c. Buying by commission
houses late in the day caused rally but
the close was Is@l4c lower at 74l4Q 143sc.
Clcarances OF wheat and flour were equal
were 5l4, 900 bushels against $4,000 bush
els a year ago Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts of 36S cars which witt
local receipts of 81 cars, none of contract
grade, made total receipts for the 3
points of 399 cars against 297 cars last
week and 37S year ago.
Strong ableS and unfayorable weather
for the movement caused strength in
corn at the opening, but the early ad-
vance was not maintained, the same in
fuence that affected the wheat market
being responsible for the decline. Esti-
mates that the government report would
show farmers reserve of nearly a bill
ion bushels resulted in considerable SELL
ing by local traders Outside of this fea-
tUre the market was dull. The close was
easier with May off ffic at 47$sd4711c. after
selling between 47l4 and 4734G41Hc. Local
receipts We're larger at 49, cars with 3 of
contract grade.
There was a fair trade in oats and early
prices were firm in sympathy with wheat
and corn, but later the market reacted
under the influence of the depression in
otner grains and the close was weak.
May closed nc lower at 3i2s43f2c. after
ranging between 44sc and 35c. Local re-
ceipts were 2i9 ears.
Provisions were firm though there was
not the bullsh enthusiasm mantle sted
in the market that would naturally be
expected in view of the small run of hogs
and from 10 to l5c advance in prices at
the yards. Commission houses were fair
buyers ar the outset. but the big holders
were disposed to take profits and this sell
ing had tendency to drag prices down.
The close was about steady with May
pork 71ac higher al SIS. 40. May lard was
up 1Gd12l5c at s19 22lA and ribs were &C
higher at s9.9712.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 20 cars; corn. 215 cars; oats,
120 cars; hogs. 10000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
RIGHTS FOR ARMENiANS.
Wives Can Now Join Their Husbands
in America.

COnstantinople, March l0.-The United
States legation has finally obtained official
recognition OF the examinations az thu
American Medical college at Beiruth. on
the same lines as the French cxamins-
tons. and also the settlement OF the lonls
pending question affecting the rights 81
the wives and children Of Armenians -
leave the empire. They are nov able
20 Join their husbands and fathers ia The
United States without hindrance. The
council Of ministers has agreed 20 recog-
nize the American educational. charita bic
and religious establishments and thoy are
row awaiting imperial approval n e.
expected that authority will shortly he
given 20 the American arr haeoiogist Nj
Banks. % undertake excavations az Tel
Abraham. Meso2otamia. the Supposed
site Of the tomb II Abraham Hr Banks
has been waiting here for this psr1nis-
sion Tor three years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
MASON WAS INNOCENT
Of the Murder of Miss Agnes McPhee
of Cambridge.

Cambridge. Mass, March 10-George o.
J.. Perry. the negro lad who was indicted
for the murders of Miss Agnes McPhee
of Somervllle and Miss Clara Morton of
Waverly. made a confession when he re-
allied that he could not live and now
that he is dead. Sheriff Fairbairn has
made public what he said On Febru-
AIRY 20 the sheriff said TO the prisoner:
Did you hit those girls, Miss McPhee
and Miss MortOn?"
Yes, sir, l did" was the reply.
Did Mason have anything 10 do with
it - was asked.
a negative shake of the head was the
answer.
At this time Perry had just passed
through a siege of typhoid fever and was
very weak. He seemed to have an idea
he would not live. Mason, who is re-
ferred TO, is the Boston man, a member Of
a prominent family, who was once ar
rested on suspicion of being Jack, the
Slugger." but who was afterwards dis
charged in court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Moses jay drove in % stockers and y
heifers yesterday. He sold the steers
and heifers separate and when they Were
driven on the scales each bunch weighed
exactly the same. The steers brought
just one dollar per hundred more than
the heifers
Following are some of the shippers who
had stock on the market yesterday.
NJ NJ Constant, Pretty Prairie. cattle
and hogs; II. +. Williamson, of Pratt,
car Of hogs; john Arlington, kingman,
car OF hoSs: Shines & Combs. Burton, car
of hogs: c. |. Blake, Haner, car eff cattle.
hogs l.. NJ Nc Crocklin. Derby. car of
hogs: H Warkentne, Butler, car of
hogs; J. p. Ternes. Garden Plain. car Of
hogs; 4. HufLauer. Mulvane car of hogs;
{. y Parks Hunnewell. car of hogs; ].
A Maddox, Sharon. car of cattle and
hnos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
New Work Produce

New York March l8.- Receipts
AS packages; market firm state dair1-
l1Gzec. creamery extra sc. Creamery com
mon To choice 1sSZ7c-
Cheese-Receipts So packages. market
FIRM, fancy large state f8il crearn. coIore.
fall made iiisis n1iisc. fancy large state
fulI cream white fall made lsGlg.c. fan
cy small. state full cream colo-cd. fal
made i4ac; fancy suaB state full crearr-
white, fall made I+lsc.
Eggs-Receipts s,isI packages. market
frr1fer. state and Pennsylvania average
best Isizc. western fancy 1%c
Sugxr-Rav steady; fair refining 8.
centrifugal s. test $40 $50. rnolasse
sugar &C Refined steady. crushed s &c;
powdered So. grsnu!ated IS
Coree-sts2dv- No. : Rio &c
laSses-oEisz; Now Orleans gla4~
Poulrry-AIIve steady. chickens IL tur-
keys Is. fowls i5c Dressed =asy. west
ern chickens i+ai4l-c. western fowls &c;
western turkeys lsc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
EXCHANGE OF PLAYERS.
Burke for ST. Louis and Kruger Goes
20 PittsbUrg.

St Louis. No March i0-Staniey Rob.
ison. vice president II the s. i.osis Ss-
tionsl league. announces that Burke ha.s
been released to St LOUIS Kruger 20
Pittsburg and Brashear T. Philadelphia.
Frank DeIiaas Robson. president ~ tlf'
- Loals National T,eaEus club ard flsr.
ney Dreyfas. president % the PlsfsirIFi;
National I1sag-se club ia Se~ York iaTi
week agreed 20 make an eRcaanze =
players vhsrehs- Burke WIS - come ~
s. L0uis and Kruger - 20 - F.tts.
burg They thogght ,he eFehanse wqsifi
D.. q asysnfare - both PLAYERS .atsr
ested and their respect ~ cluiss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
HOG MARKET
FIVE HIGHER
Receipts Were Larger Than
Buyers Expected.
TOP PRICE WAS 1920
Cattle Receipts Liberal and
Market Steady.

Hog receipts were somewhat larger
than expected yesterday. The buyers
were early on the market and bought
all the followers at Mondays prices.
Later the market advanced five cents
and held to the close. The top price was
$40 but it took a fancy load of heavy
hogs to bring this fifure The bulk of
the hogs came in on the late trains and
while the buyers remained on the mar
ket until near eight O'Clock at night,
several car loads were held over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-11
CHEAP FURS SUBSTITUTED
Former Custodian Fat sp $3.50 for
Na-Sia. Heat.

Paris. March lo-Following tbs recent
inquiry 81 Consul General Gowdy lufs
the circumsfaares ~ the diegee suhatl-
tuition ~ cheap furs fsr tbe Fslualis
furs which belonged % fas hate Aira.
Charles J.. Fair. the Ierai representative
II the estate today made fnsi adjust
usent q The affair. receiving from fhs
former custodian 90 tho furs 30 vhieh
was the amount % which the original
Russian sable cloak end uuu we've sp-
praised. The other cloak and mun.
which weFe reformed from San Ffeorinea.
we're turned over - the custodian - The
original garments.
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while ft.e f9rs were 81 his charge
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