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The Washington times., 1904-01-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Schedule Effective January y. l9os.
rraina Leave frun Iennsrlxar.ia Station

Trains Leave from sennSylvaE.ia Station
IN A. " DAhY-LOcal for Ha-riscnbu-g.
Warrenton, Danfiiie. and way statiOnA
I0:5l A. NJ DAILY-washingtoa and Fsorids
Limited First-class coaches and drawing
room sleeper to Jacksonville, Fla Dining ca
serviSe-
LIB A. N DAILY-United States Fast Mai.
First-clsss coaches and drawing rooE sleeper
to New Orleans Dining service
s.o1 p. N. WEEK DAyS-Local for Harrisonbcza
and wa stations o. Manassas Branch
1:sO p NJ DAILY-Local for WarrCnton and
Charlottesville
e.sI p NJ WEEK DAYS-Southern's Palm Linz
tied Solid Pullman train Club. Observation.
and Dining Cars between Washington. Column
bia, Aiken, Augusta, Savannah, jacksonville,
and ST. Augustine
7:IO p. N. DAILY-New York and Atlanta Ex-
press First-class coaches 70 Atlanta, sleeper
10 Columbus Ca, viz Atlanta; Mondays, TNes-
DAYS. and Fridays, Sunset Route ToVyise
sleeper Washington TO San Francisco. ThrooKh
sleeper to Pinehurst, n. c., daily except sun
dey' Pullman buffet service
$50 P M-New York and Florida Express
Through sleepers and coaches 10 Columbia.
Aiken, Augusta, Savannah. and jacksonville
Dining car service
fo.O0 P NJ DAILY-New York and Memphis
Limited (via Lynchburg). First-class coach
and sleeping car 20 Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga, and Memphis. sleeper to New Or
leans Dining service.
1O.45 P N DAILY-Washington and SOUTH
western Limited All Pullman train club and
observation cars 70 Atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers 70 Nashville. Atlanta, Macor, 4empn1as
New Orleans Diri2g car service
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-To buy a good sound young horse
for light delivery wagon; no dealers. Apply
1910 ST. NV. ja20-St
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS

FOR RENT-Rcmington typewriter; very low
rental BOX 50. this office. Ja20-5t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Large assortment Of second-han,
wheels; cheap. HUNTER, 1lS Pa. ave. nv.
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roR RENT-SUBURBaN.
FOR SALE-SUBUR3AN.

FOR SALE-Beautiful new suburban home
near cars; one fare; large lot; 81. rooms; front
and back stairs: $500 If sold Immediately.
Address OWNER, BOX SO. this dice. ja20-5t
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wANTED-First-class waist hand KEEN. 1872
81 jal9-5t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By frst-class laundress washing to
do az honies or 80 out Florida nc.
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FOR sALE-rYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-No. G Remington typewriter; a
good as new; guaranteed IN every respect; 70
sale on very easy monthly payments. Addrcs
BOX 81. this Office js2o-7t
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FOR RENT-Furnished or unfinished houses
at any price and in any part IT the city
DUNLOP, Real Esate Broker, Netzerott Bldg,
lll0 I So. nv. ls2-St
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
BGURKE COCHRAN AaRaIGhS
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
>a-- Eoo>-v-It-> Letter Ns- Written
bS D-magogu- Who l. fn~1p-
able "f Logical Thought.


asE.f'. BIZ st'l-. M
Nsyr Yacs. $.pt- l'-T-n.iE,-s-> arSt
gun ia tn. ciry ssInra.au b"9rssG tonight
l1 JE- Wigva1l- Mo- tGla 90. l0y'l
p.moerStS gvuaJ-i T4l:nlly I'm. at.!
sHeer-d a. cEly - Tammany gathering sau
cheer. while " Bourke Cochran. in one
%! yh- most stirring political speeches Ee
las delivered. arI1izusa th. Rsr.b'i"1u
party 4ai scored Tie nl.f. who Az respou-
siti= co- i,% administration.
i- was the regular campaign meeting.
called to Iaufv the DeInocratlc IculiIa-
lions and r. ~-;.gisiaSrn lost nothing by
cornuarl@pI with other similar meetings
Mr. CN.kr.r ~u.,ke for an hour ana 4
raigrei President Roosevelt. Secretary
tay. whom h called the Poet Laureate
q Jhe irri'.istf.s;iou-" and TIL records
Of rn- Republican ud-ty- He declared
ih2t N" Grav-=-t danger the country has
20 face is tie fact that Pra-i.lsl- f.poS--
vel: believes in the rsgti--d. % his pEln-
cipI.--
ne accused the R-ulblicsn parry - fos-
terinz and protecting trusts. an: stid the
President could perform of a crovuinE
service 90 political morals II he would ex-
pain iIst Any the trusts hostile 70 him
a month ago. are nosr COntrib-tln. g"ner-
Ousiv 10 his var chests
He charged the party with corruption.
di~hOr ASty and iupilei-y accused Il os BE-
trayirs Itself when profit was to be
made in 80 doing and asserted that il
- conducted On principles % plumber.
IN reviewing tho Presidents letter 0f
acceptance. h.- declared that the inference
- .e drawn from z i that II was writ
ten By der 1Gogl!e vho = Incapable OF
the logical processes 0f thought
Ttor. iS not a porl 81 4 =" he said
which does not breathe esteem o. piundsr.
u - the ffsnEsst statement ~ iudif-
ference 20 lsW ever p-nnei by .oaStitr-
iiGrs! magistrate T. shows utter con-
tempt for the Constitution"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
Ry Telegraph.
HrpTPfTI' epyTTtIs

M.rnph:s. Tsnn. sep,. IL-Riv.r s.-ni- -
feet. sall q ] IN u. las, :. bout l- La.n--'
port M C.,y c: s. i,:--s d-os-,e "a a. -
g. 'G m z . y vilssasa iR T- .aa.saaS 1'.is ae'
Nae9HS - a.. e.i7s s'rne yor!' .-s in hsr~fsa y
c~ip;s BY -iy-- ,6-dsv --T- is b.i-. oot;on.
c4i-p. II. $-pt. H.G.ur- -~ats r--i.
y,..:sE -;,.,on.rE I sar -. -. a., = -
frotn belo, a. N; vi:h ~ = Ianb-r
.Ta '., & Ths .0sesa s,. d-aAFis p - e. F Car ar.
psiei d1xn y. I:v,T AZ 50 :. :, Th- Mar
,. m TIE Henry Hsriey vas n afli out q.
tids-- Ia r'1T.rurren; hsS., Nir.i-io-... passed
m. Eses I-. .rriy.I from Memphis a. -
p n. ard a.pSrf-: ;9r - LOUIS - : . .
sits tss cc i-u-b.E sni tie
Gran4 Tow II. srs;- = ,.-ca:. G.:a.i-.- -
up as m iI-s YIN n N.Ssg. KSE F-;si San !; 20 -,
a N Gaar- T-.i- !. lee;. ard stationary
u S.S-rr. Nj. S-y+. r-G>nr- -rsd= =
a fall of :. "a" Pill. Q, - i.3ds sfTt-c'ii
a. SaiSse4. Wesih.r cooler and ,trsa;'uins-
Chester. IL. s.P;- l.-ti:us- 8, fe.i faii.-;:
weiisf At .iji,.IsI, hi. 90 Rai Eas. dosn a; a r
I..sc-e shout,.at affivT.. a. !. noa., -. "a
Ess.- -p a = EooH Cnii.d ny a,
Yass Hp az : .. II. city Of Memphis aad
Rec Lss are dge IT,
T,urI:n=ton. Ia. S-pt. r--h~ rtver Is ny
/. 80 % sn,h.- ats,y- !cz-satsr marx. a rls-
=, ,,.f.s sft-a. i.si report. Wezfh-r cis@r -sri
r,g5 p,.a;- ID: colonel \ Mackenzie .Ed
Fcls~. Do--= Efcis>-
wa-sa-. III. s~r;. I.-';au.- rrsds IS -
, - y. .r1- IN 'aSf = hour t-fsSr ari r1ri
Tr.-ia m ---Il. DON silver Crescent n AZ.
81, uuhuqu~ - a. = ~
go .;ir.,r..--s. No SEPT s-Tf~ city -
Nt.-,.,5ts a8---1 - Is-11 a Rs LIE du" uf-
Tn- eznrs r.scs - : feet and falling Vs9'hsr
cI.sr AID co,i'r-
p.s.,ah Srr- 1,-GauEs re=d- - 's.t
v-..-.s- ,sir - d left fpr Teru.sse. Ts'->--
l-l-f.e in from CAIRO
Tl,,,.-fr. Ssr- 1a-Etve- sta-I1usTv =
.-snaI - f>r-. CT faiiS = ircE>s. h-'pw l'cES
Is f-,t- C!-sr. oooi-f-
v-l,.ali-x W Va. sep. '.-EiEs- f-Nt
.,s-iInzr. C-su4y. cc..cr. p.pzr;--: B~>si-
smith. Fsrke-souTr-
p,,,.trr- S.u- is-Elv-- t--s. s:a;onzry
a, psyts Itia-i DAM C1uuCy. cool
r<,c,,r,.i Sep N-Riser stationary: -
s..t To;lr -,rs Ftur--- C1ear. cSoier-
r.~,r~vire. apt H-Rlyer Ealing. 20 feet.
Clear and cooies-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
IEMBERS OF REICHSTAG
ADDRESS CENTRAL VEREIN.
PsDe-OMcers Are Eiected-Ciseia-
| sati Ii Chosen for Next Meetiag.

Doctor Hsuptmaan of the Freiburs Uni
krsity and the Reverend Father Liborius
|erstenberger OF Bavaria. both members
the Center Partei Of the German Reichs-
tx. addressed the delegates of the Ger
ban Catholic Central Verein at the ses-
lon yesterday. The Center Par;ei is the
athoIfc party Of Germany. Of which the
imous Windhorst vas a member, and
anne into prominence during the Kulture-
ampf.
The requiem for the departed members
{ the verein was celebrated at St. Mary's
haTch at o'clock yesterday morning by
ne Reverend Father ]. A B. Haas. C.
p, OF Morrilton- Ark with the Reverend
.1thers Bruno Of Alton. Ia. and L. A.
lufz OF ST Louis as deacon and sub
eacon.
During the morning business session A
eiegram was received from Rome. in
nd impaired the papaI benediction to the
clegaies and their friends.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
rvs: President J. Il. Celkers. Newark.
!. J., first vice president, Jacob f1sser,
lsdison. Wis: second vice president, G.
GOet. ST. Louis; recording secretary. e.
T. Witte. Dayton KY. treasurer. p. H
ir6rae. Cohocs. y. Y; Executive Com
Ioench. Mishawaka, AIinn.: Henry Doer-
er. Cincinnati. o.. and John G. Heinl.
Milwaukee. Wis. Cincinnati was chosen
the place of the next convention
IA. the meeting OF tine Widows and
rphans Fund. the following officers were
hosen: President. G. A. Mueller. Cleye-
md: Vice president. George Schmidt. Chi
bgo; secretary. J. ". Freund. Spring
ED. III; treasurer. F. B. Fauihaber.
levcland, o.: trustees. T. ". Hecken-
amp and Joseph Mayer.
The delegates Will remain In the city
pr the rest OF the week TO visit the
air u-fyt
b their homes until the first part OF next
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
RESERVATIONS ARE
EFFECTIVE TO-DAY
Three Officials of The Philippine
Exposition ut the Fair TO Quit
the Service.

Tie designations of Edmund 4. FeidsI.
executive officer of the Philippine ENpcsi-
tion Board: Alfred =. Newell. CHIEF Of tl.-
Department q, Exploitation. and J. W
Thomas. chief accountant. viii take effect
to-day
L.! rPtr-nchiuE the maintenance expeIS@1
% ~" Philippine Exposition Auditor
I-szsh~ - the philippine Government re-
ommeaie1 the curtsiiman; OF several %
the lsrge-saIaTied officers connected With
ths Exposition
A. meeting of the Philippine ExpoSi-
;ior R1ar,i ias- Friday the resigustir'rs -
NsSsrS Feld.r Newell and Herbert :
Stor" chief - thr Department OF Pun
Irity. were asked for
While not officially requested. II w~ 80
s--tsG that their designations would o's
..er.Itabi- on :. .pteu1b"r I5-
r. p4S later discovered that the t1r~r
OIL r!aI~ in question held contracts. rhlc'-
Ini-ht prevent jhsir designations TAXI Y
u-ase TIT. contract hold by Mr- store
bears -rs approval of the War DepaT' o.
iUeut and IL made OUT fOr the remaining
period pf the Exposition.
d. tho futur. 1ir. Stone viii assume tf"
duries- - the officers = 10 are reSicui1S TO
day. the work of the other officers oeiHS
about completed. as the Exposition perioa
j. drawing 70 close
Besides the decrease IN -ie number OF
officials on tho Staf. there vill 10 = n"tit -
able decrease made to-day IN the SorA'ns :
ftFta
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
COUNTY CLERK
THOMAS CONVICTED
Friends nf the Accused official
Surprised hy .iury'> Nerdirt
VIII Appeal.

GSuIS. ~. Tha-I'a. Count, 'I.'.k < ~ =.
C..dr County. was found guilty las even
ll= hy = r.ry I -'.- gi--.i- t-ru-r 80
Is.-Il.siiI~ ~ mf-f'.f f=auHr .t ufir. TIM.
tr-sI Sad .H'-su -p tf- Es.4-ar part u-
tlfs- uty and rive y"-,iIrt saa l surprise 20
Thomas alI ats fs-ll-. SIS .'tpraegS
stated Iilst tla- N.il ,r-.- l motion This
morning 10 1r arf-... .- -i lsz r-isL
county GERS Thomas VS. Indicted 10y
-H- Grand jury ~ s-rr.l.nc-. 80. ou -
cEarg" "f TIl-i-..-.iI...-. -. =r.rifie
ris-se v.s 'Hat Doe aii aar attend 80 his
dU'iss - County Cl.rS .,s liz should
N.iH"ss.~ testified tA,t vhlr .-ry we're
go his ofi.,' .a liI H"- -.s. r..s F's-.. -
much ar''.fi"u -s ra-y Thought that ii'
-luuIJ
m'iIL. q rL" SPECIAL ,uum!'t"- ~ tse
County E"tfr "; --THl.--H-s VIM invest
gated !lis 1.'lc..
Friends -; Thomas. among rr.m EN-
pios's aui official 90 r.r. Courthouse.
stated that they E."uz.f b.. Gg.. tl. Of
lice a. much attention .s- .tlv CO.. l-r pub
iir official and Tia f- attended To- ui~
duties a. l- sLrGI4. A. one f.--.s-t l.
fever ANA diI rr- g-sH ..- '.l,a u- '
p'rs"ual attention. s.-tlInu-- U- rl.,iu.-!
?" have answered AL OBJ. --" corr
Tb. ,as. went 10 sas l-.g . .t, close
- 10. court for tH. lay. Ss..l.,I ..u'.f-
la's- O., verdict y.as returned. IasruI~ E--'- -
called 10 th- COURTROOM and heard r.-
s.-li.t - guilty. Ii- t..1 = Judge fIo,r.-r
'la- Ie rir not car" 20 IHl! "a. jun. but
q s.~ nuu- by Iut-s EIplI.r-
Thomas and Dis attorney stated That
they would t.tS.- up -.- matter rhi- NOM
.lEs and "ifH.- maxi a usor. pl fp- new
tri,l ~ appeal tA- .aS-.
Aiist-ss.iuc'. IN rfrc. j. g. rnisicnreauor
ard the maximum punishment * removal
nom Office fine lEd a Jail .-I.fs:-=.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
ENTERTAINs ADVERTISING MEN
T.. q. Lewis Gives Luncheon for
Maniey VI. Gillian.

Fif;y members of the -. Louis Aiv-r-
Using Mems LeaSt:@ w-re the gueSts Of =
G- Lewis. publisher cf the woInan.s Nasa-
zine. at a luncheon given in honor OF Mar
ley III Gillian. advertising counsel os the
New York Herald. al Camp Levi, last
evening.
Luncheon vas served in the dining pavil-
ION west o; the Voalan's Magazine build
ing. Afterwards the parry paid 4 visit 10
the large bonfire on the camp plaza. where
> salute was frel In tk.ir honor
Two Private cas- conveyed the ysrty
from Fourth sgd olive -fr.~t< - THE camp.
.afts- the sIlJt. tho guests r. paire.; 70 the
top floor Of the magazine building where
Mr. Gillian; made short address on the
methods and systems Of advertising Mr..
Gillian Is the originator OF the Ws1anaker
system
The othcr sTzsker< were p g Lewis
president OF the Lewis Publishing Com
rsny: Angus Mcdonald. advertising man
ar-r OF The Nav Company: Thomas Addi-
son president @: tho Pike Press ASSb-ia-
ton. and p J.. OsborI,-- advertising man
ag-- OF the Peters S'oe Company.
To-day the - Louis Advertising Mems
L.sxu.s viii attend the Worlds Fair In a
body and a basket 'ilun.r Will be served
at the Indiana building. October III. In
t-rfatiouai Advertising Association viii
begin !ts annual tvO-''ay convention ~
the Fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
TRAITS OF WILD ANIMALS.
usgeob--L-. show More inssrncti~s
Than Many Text-Books-

a few moments conversation with g
I<. williams and Lawrence Eageno~cS
OF the Hag=nbeck Animal Show at the
Worlds Fair will teach ore NOR. raar-al !
his;ory than can be possibly acquired n
SIX months OF study from the best text
books
Speaking OF the courage o. the Hon, Mr.
williams -aiI that the king OF beasts VIII
always keep in the open plain. so a. 10
easily discover an enemy. and frequently
he acts in the most oowaroly manner
When seeking his prey he Invariably les
N hiding and suddenly springs upon HI.
victim .
The tiger Is ~. most forr,idabie OF all
rh- rapacio-s animals I; can climb a
tra.- With great facility. = fes- ifnpos-inle
for the I.cfl. BY nature the tiger is lazy
and c0wsrdly
or all ths sniuna als trained by the Hagen
bsclIs II has been found that the polar bear
f- the quickest to learn and POSSESSES
unemcry acted for it, retentivene>.-
Heretofore II was generally conceded thar
this great white animal was Cntanae!e
but under instruction IL has been ascer-
tanned that the polar bear Is even capabt~
~ forming a strong attachment fcF Ms
trainer As rule he II 10 be more relied
tIpou than the on3r from the temperate
zone
II il not generally known that all per
fcrnir- elephants are Of the As!as,c spS-
ois- The intelligence of the African eie-
i about a. the African negro compared
with Caucasian Among the Astatic ele-
plants only the males have tushS- while
both the males and females of the Al
ricaus are supplied with long projecting
ivo-ia< An elephant always sleeps with
the end OF his trunk in his mouth TO Pre-
vent field mice or troublesome insects from
entering the caralS Of his prOboScis-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

Arrivals To-day.
Departsr-s To-day.
River Riai,o Br~ri,i~..

-Th. oa.r-v departed a. o'c!a-rs y-.,.rfa-
ss-'rn"9n :5- ES~o-GS vita a soot "; % Tas-
s-nF@Tz ard freight
The Spread F.a=I- Ill not dsrsTr r,r A'---
snd Grafton ~ her usual '.-le to-day. vat rsiil
remain until - 1cl1- tonight - srcr-I.rl1- =
th> returning - Louis Day visitors
The Paid Fzz.~ viii 10, depart for T-s----
-1-s.sy. Tie Eagi. Packet Company snuu =
-hls NIP n order - slv- - -u1pi1yss -
L0lis uSy hol:..ay-
-Th> cap. Girsr.>au Nil 2rTis- to-ta- from
Commerce ami Wy lsn-GrE. Sh- - -rp-et-. &
- bring many yisit0rs % n. - I>ss-~ Day
Festivities
-Th- GREY Es<.- arrived y>s,-rlsv win hr-
t-sl-al TL;fbr- - las>- -r.S-rs-
The Beaver I.ft N-upaIs y-st-riaT s1- g.
Irgi- with part q re Earr-sr's TOW from New
Orleans
I'll. Re- I.-- &. expected from Memphis 90
ca ~. Slil dsIalt far the SANE .0i-st a. :
O'Clock to-fr,oFro- afternoon
I'll. Belle of Calhoun Ia du~ 20 arrive from
Uam5ur. 70 fnorgy- So vii depart f1- the
same pO!1t a. o clock t0-r,S-rJ- afternoon
III. C!iy o, Memphis i eEp-rted from CaO-
GlTa-3>au TO-DAY ~ith many s. l"g.s Day
visitors.
TIE Chester -ii! r-suEs he- Cap. Girare-al
trade to-rrsurTuS-
IN. Peters II. -, Nsaspai. fo- s.. Loaf,
yss:-ftlsy-
IN. co-via II. Sp.n,.r s-d CIV 90 p-ovi-
o--c- E-i- tE-!r -,val excursion ff-p. g------
e<y-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Spt. i..-FIos.- r-ce.pts i: iss:
eHpori. 1851: saies I.5p package: market
only fairly active: Mtnnesots bakers 81 ssa-
ey- nour firm: sales 81 barrels: fair TO geo:
asstts4: choice to fancy asa4ss- CS-n-
.sl,. 80 CO.. 81. su;arss: spo, .ssy: No. rel
~ zei1 Z 0. b. sfoat. NJ. ! Northern Duluth
nominal {. o. b. anos;: op;ioas op-h.d sesksf
and continued % Until midday. wien ther- vas
.hsIp break Under iiquidAiion. The close being
eios.d So. q. s.p, go iii, III eil as eis A-4
sales ls..a futures: sI'ot easy: No. &c si-v@-
easier with wheat. recoyer.1 on sdveT=. or5p
uade- profii-;akirg sales. cIc-ins &c ne; lover:
elogins. S-pt- &C; Dec- zsi-c Oats rec.i.tS
IL .sSss sEs9st. ntsial Iti ~ h,is A sass mr. is ST
ssc: dipped riite. ssa49 Ib--. e..aile: options
l. T.s4s c,.aly 2 s;h.- Hay ar d" Wi aoFs sg 5H
Beef gait. cut meats ftsady. Hide steIay:
h1minsi: sT ,.n@ 'sr r s's@i;s PSr sissT Taio:
r-n- co;tnn-eed oil quiei. Petroleum s,1sdy.
ko5,n stsady; TuTpentine Gull Eiee sie4as-
Liverpool sept n--spo. wheat nominal: fu-
corr easy. AirtriSan n.I.d Is Sd: future. quiet:
SEPT q ga; De- = sid, -, -. =
e@,.s ga 81 G- no .rse sg.i.d 5 wasy shsT cS 40 NE
bIsi. q 81 = f0s l;ii'isd ., ST.. Love- s.,,
hard SI.ofGI-eS: No. fi-Jaie,: No. go
81 81: No red si-l2: No. sI.as.I Igs: No
ssca1les Corn -;-4iy: sept. -.5.c: De- -5'.l
.s.e: Nsy ~: cash - s1.sej -, ~; 10 :
STEADY: choice tiIno;hy - 70: choice pia.rie s.
a7.s. Eye HorriraIIy steady A. .9c- Rec-ipts-
WHEAT I=-.s10: corn. 1900. cats. T."-' ship
rn~r,s-Whesi. I3.. So. coIn, $50: oats. 80
Toledo. o. sept 1i---C1over Ss.d-Cssh and
o. So bid: De- !, 81, y. "a Aisiko-SeP''
Cincinnati o. sept. P.-whi-ky-DIst!lIeTs
finished goods steady on basis 81 -
Duluth. WITS. sept Is.-Nhsst-No. ! hard
s. ,s-.: No ! Northern SI-.is.. No. NorthtTI.
Sii5,,: 10 arrive. old Northern 81. a.: No. :
northern 49,: on tIk-. ole No. i Northern
Milwaukee. Wis. Sept H.-Wbest higher: No.
I Northern y-.t: No. northern 81 Il: Dee
H-H; Rye hisher: No ! -, a''c Barley
Minnea1oii-. seDi Is-whea,-sep;- s2c's;
81 ~: No. / Northern 81 o.: No. Northern
81 isIs. FiouI-First r~ierts :. fgis 81: second
rar.nt, Is sds II: first clears 81 30 a.. IS. wool
second clears s. o1Is.Sg IEn.sIolis in wood.
Bran in buIk s,5-5odls: shorts si1aI7-S.
chicago. sept N-Ca<1 quotation. were a
81 iS4i-H: No. si-1eaLIs; No. red S-isf
iIsi, Corn-No. slc: No; yellow -. r
s5s.c oat.-So. 3s,a5I-4c. No white s3i. a
s2,.c: No white 5siseISii.c- Reno. ssS
- t.arIey-Gcod feeding 3.d3ac. fair 20 choice
n-altirS &c gIoyer-c0ntract grade ST. "a
e .; lard per les lbs. s..isaIl. l.ls: snort rils
-,j4s Iioc.-, E.3.ISsi7.59: short clear sii-s
.bxiD ss.2sas.Ja. Whisky. basis Of hignwines,
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By TcleErap ph.

Nsv Yn-k. s-Pt-. H.-spot gettea cioz.d
iisae iis .an ' EUR f-e:' se: ai EaifPs q E. Fa
tyres rl>p~'! ste@dy. Sep-- !a-2s. oct i9.ss-.
., s. a. De- n,, 9i's; s. J-n IA. IT, "a F % -
bulll-h croB visEs resulting from cold -ssfh~-
;h '9e s sra 2 as.rhs ss' es.1 sSs triya
sdvic-s. claiming rapid DETERIORATION. GoTsirs;si
lighter reeSisR,s : sad @ ;aik Of an irnprgyea ,T
Demand Ths marie, opened hrm a; an i'd
ported in III. belt bot j, vas unooIntoTiahiy
close: and n. forecast 20 70: to-day eall.d 70.
un;n prizes rsaesed q ne; sain Of :sa5i R; Rsini;;
from tn. be-; the r,arke, was again rallied ~
thsi Ire Ne, England oo;;o; .itasiion was
Improving Toward tn. clos. ToU'l sh1r;- Gov
ysncr q = to : points. Estimated sales .aos
s:.;' 10 g Gle "a: oct 10 q. Nov IL "a 70 &c
De. Ie.::aie= -: Jan, 70 sai2. &c: F-b. 300
.scS: oriI-ary I5-Isc: good oriinary SIC. low
sinf 9e danS fq fsif De RessIbs 81 sss s6es
fiyerpocI. sept. r-cct,on-spo: in Iish; de-
ding fair s.os.i: good m.d1linx esd. rnidiIinr
10. s idd7 4s :a. @ Of 1s fs- @n5 ss9 .r. sd
bales. Of yhish ,t9 9s9 ysrc ,cr -psia:.sn a5a
$50 bale al An AneFiean rg'uTs; ,,:1o ;.pen.a
a. and IS xor' sd: Sov and Dec. SD: pee and
Ian sd: Ian. and FEB s.sit: Feb. anl March
sI1. Marrh ard April SD. April and Nay
; ed. May and June s.s.i
EsEs.
RFPU BI.Ic SPECIAL
Se- York. sept It.-Exs.-Rec.ip-s Ii.Is2
cas-. The weather was rainy and mild. and
m. market remained in about IN. state
a. YESTERDAY. with a somewhat easier ceiling
on ere hiEhsr-pfieed goods For cheap and
medium goods. from Isc down. the demand
good ard everything within the range OF .lun-
-afian< fnciuf.iB- storage. clean~i cp well.
With cooler weather expected within a dsy ~
-ro holders look for a good dsrns md fancy
s-orsxe which. II reziized. mar affect prices
| on fresh In spite OF the present feeling IN the
West. Quotations unchanged
f-hics-o sept it.-Eers frni: at mark cases
| ,nciuded rIInisc: frsts ITdi'isc-
Kar-as city. Sept r-kxHs steady: Ms
| . IN and Kansas. r-~ M vhitc~ooi cases
Included ISc- case CONT lsc: cases returned nc
\ ie<s- -
! .ia.d: nearby fir>ts Sdeii-c-
Turpentine and R0sin.
! Savannah. Sept IL-Turpcntin- firm Sac
I Rnsin ilrIn: 4. q. g 3 ar2s:,=: s2s,: 2
( sIs: X f5-.5: II s,i5. y si--.i,: ". C. sac:
The Metal Market.
Sew Yo:,s. sept 1.-THE I>crdoa cables re-
! ported slight jecir. tin. sfc; closing at
ii.s 3 I'd and :L;u.cs ei fi.s Iss- Locally. the
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H,,>I r.>DiD, ,TF:s ARE PARTNERS
v. ~. Morgan aud q g. sheppard in
the Race sor >ur,-yor-

r. RE arri.;l - 'E" Aia'I>"a County
H-ruHIisaa F.S.eutIy" '"mfuitts@ q; I'd
aa-tsvili~ YESTERDAY afternoon curious
condition -s~ brought about Tho cnrsl-
f1s-;ee -am.I William How ari Morgan 81
F.dSa-,l<viii- n" I'D ~" ys~ar.y "u th-
county jiok.t cal.+sI ~ tho si;h.ravai "f
\ e.. Powell of 'o.iiUsvi.i'. csndiGs;" :or
S'I-gsy"-.
The D.nlus-+f.s county Convention ~
A,tga a Jew -sHte ago Eam"i - \ Sn"7-
Ia-.l 81 I.l-s5 rI-yIllr cor jh@ SURVEYOR
ship T-- -" rival Candidates are bust
ness r.arf#~rs rLe f--u an7a being Slep-
y-rrl \ -ir-=8r- f.Ir aye ~ opposing no.
lif.-aI f-i.-f= Then. 500. Nr. ShsDpl-,l's :
wife 4 sister - Mr. Mo-gsu. 80 that she
q 10 ,.oErJlsSs a.. unable - ~SureSs a DE-
cit!-d preference tI This rs-u-s i=u-
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VISITORS ROBBED ON BOATS.
Four Report Lo>Ses-One Wom
an PLAYS Pin Game.

-Four visitors. on q woman. reported 10
tire p0lila yesterday that they had been
robbed on the excursion steamers The
amount lost agsreSaJes 80
Miss Rose HUsy % Ensl"y- Ala. who Is
staying at No. IA Locust street SAID she
was enrleed into a pin game and lost
81.
T. p Webster of Weston Tex Stsyiu.
a. No 81 North PeUdleJon avenue. re-
porte, that STA --tS >natcfiei from his
hand By ar oTse-ator % -anis on the
City Of Providence
John T Johnson q birmingham. Ala.
Of No 1874 Locust street said that he had
been robbed OF Sis IN Al alleged game OF
chance.
Tir,issv Snyth Of Cincinnati. O. re-
ported trat he was robbed cf 81 on the
Corwin Il. Spencer in a dice game