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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

We wish Il were possible for Ue -
esrur9erate al the different arficies IN our
store worthy - attention
there are thousands ~ dollar worth
q Msrchandise Hpon our shelves and
counters that - eor0rnsn IBe 0rssf stteB-
tion from customers al over tie eeurtry
- vel - citizens 81 our city. Tire sup
ply aeeras suficieusf for fbe iDcreaee1
demand. - our departments were Bevsf
- rel supplied SFEEEe \ CoxrArT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
The Cable Road

A meeting Of the COMMITTEES having charge
q the subscriptions - the cable road va'
held AZ the Office Of Col. George q. Bripe-
isst evening, and reported tire necessary
amount raised with the exception Of about
$50. THIS amount was spporfioned among
those who vii be benefited by the road. end
members Of the committee vii cail gpor
them ia = day or two and AK them % helg
raise the necessary ernognt. Another meet
iuQ vii ~ held st the same place this ever.
ing. - which al interested are invited
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

The Mexicsn gentleman who appears on
THE street dressed IN fringed hackskin coat
and hrseehes- With long hsir. lsveu5er- col
ore5 ki6s and q rI8inz vhip III his hard.
clssnas 70 be sn Indian root doctor He Il
l1sated zt present ri kront street and DE-
lights n rrsislnz si= EhIte wifs and child
he says he v1=its Al Of tte larger towns. and
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

Gladstone cannot resign until the Russian
and Egyptian questions are settled. The
November elections will turn up on his for
eign and home policies. and a. the Liberals
cannot hope TO win without him he will con
duct the campaign.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

NEw YORK. May n.
Wall street closing. Money closed easy At II
2 per cent Exchange closed firm. posted rates
81 s7h64 soss. actual rates. 4. s6%64S - for
sixty days 81 ssA64 - for demand
Governments closed firm. currency Sc f1qyt
bid: As. coupnn l2i : bid 4tt's do Ii2A bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds close3 Union frsfs.
i15halI5A; do land grsnts 1854 bid sinking
funds lIest t0Ili. Cenfrals. ffsls sH1Is4.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

IoUrsNuT =, Ky. May 2I.--Wsrren Green.
recently appointed AZ United States Consul
- kausEaws. Japan, vas arrested yesterday
for debt. Or Ap. Morgan Vance. a well
known physician j. the complainant on a
bin for <t7r for attendance mon Mr.. Green :
wife. now deceased. Nr Green. wh, ras
inst ready - start for Japan. gave bail
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

senator Moon Illness Wa caused by his
exertions AZ the fire AZ Maskegon last week
The flames threatened hts saw mill aud
lumber piles. and he healed r. z1ng Of men
and worked very hard T., save hrs property.
Becoming vsry uuch heated by ihe exertion
He Their can xht cold. which caused infsmma-
ton ~ ths kidneys. and he has been nearly
pruSfrsfesi during the past few days. e l.
possible. however that he may recover
snaugh % star n LANSING = Ielroii Nars.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
q Stabbing ARRAY at Reed City.

Special dispatch to THK TELEGRAM.
REED CrTT, Mich, May PA man named
Pete Olson, a Swede, while walking to his
boarding house in the main part of the city,
to-day. was attacked BY a rough, who de-
manded his money. Olson was badly
pounded and had sir bad gashes cut in his
head. Officers are after the assailant who
started for the woods.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
Another Victory for Law and Orde

Peter Breidenstein. who was arrested on
complaint of the agent of the Law and Or
der League for keeping saloon without
paying the state tax, was tried in Police
Court yesterday and convicted. He was
sentenced to pay fine of SOS and costs,
making total of $75, or 90 to Jail for 9O
days. He did not have bondsmen present
aud did not choose to pay the fine, and was
sent TO Jail. II is expected that he will fur
nish bail and appeal to the Circuit Court to-
dav
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

RorsN. May zL-The steamer "Isere. =
with Rsrtholdl ststue of liberty. sailed 20
day for New York The departure wa the
occeslon for a demonstration. All the evil
and military authorities Of the city Being
present AZ the pier ~ virfsss the eFubarsa-
non The "isere' is net fast vessel. and
the ststie vii probably net reach New YORK
until after June r.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
aJoke on Representative Ford.

LANSING, May 2l.-When Ford left his
ssat for few moments this morning Case
and Holman put up a joke on him. When
he returned he found the seat occupied by a
diminutive colOred 2-year-old baby. The
Joke was appreciated when it was known
that the baby was also named Ford. The
House roared.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
Thoroughly Tested.

Since offering our special
Drives ON All Wool Suits al
81. s., 50, $40 and $l2.00.
We have had "a large sale,
these suit have only to be
seen and examined 10 con
vince the most skeptical
that we are Offering the best
clothing fof the least money
IN this city. Special attention
of parents is called TO the
big reduction in prices we
have made on our stock OF
Boys and Children's Clothing.
We are showing a handsome
variety of styles, our suits are
sized strictly in proportion to
ages, which customers will
find of great advantage in
milking selections. They are
very cheap. Call early, as
they are going fast. At
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
GEO. A. HALL & co.
2s moNhOe ST.

Are IN their new and oommOdioas quarters
aud viii be pleased 81 see all their cid
customers and Rs many new once as may
favor them with a cali
OUR NEWS COUNTER will contain
the best Of Periodical Literatara and viii
be improved boy adding to the variety
from the best periodicals. published. and
we shall spare NO pains o. make thts
branch Of our business the most oompleie
department Of the KIND IN this part Of the
State.
The Popular Libraries of STANDARD
Fiction. We are now keeping fun line
Of the Lowell Library, IN which hs xlli
be found the works of noted authors Of
the world, at prices al may afford.
Our Fancy Stationery Department win
contain ladies hand bags, purses, card
cases, IN fine leather. new aud cofrsct IA
style. and a line We wish every lady 10 sse;
also fine writing papers, regret and VISIT
ing cards. Marcus Wards lrieh linen
papers and Cranes tinted papers.
Orders for copper plate engraving ne
ception and visiting cards. monngrams.
crests, o. sts Of arms. stamping. etc. quail
ity work guaranteed.
Gentlemens wallets. letter cases. bin
books, purses. card cases, etc. IN ane
leather and cheaper grades.
GOLD PENS AND NOVELTIES TE rEscifA.
Prom Edward Todd a Co.. \. Y.
This line OF goods has been thoroughly
tested in this locality, aud our sales are
constantly increasing. a. they are known
30 be goods 81 real merit
We have q full line 81 Whaimnns. Eng.
drawing papers; also the cheaper Ameri-
can. Drafting tools and sets. tracing
linen, tracing paper, roll. manila, etc
Commercial stationery consisting ~
blank books, inks. pens pencils. mucilage
and thousand and one things IN this
line that we cannot enumerate. viii tie
found IN our stock and ai right prices.
Our stock of school books aud supplies
Will embrace everything need in cur pub
llc schools.
We will eDdeavof 10 make ourselves
useful TO this community soa hope 70 be
rewarded with share of your patronage.
Yours truly,
Geo. A. Hall a. Co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
Henderson's MinstreIs.

Heuderson's colored minstrels played be
fore fair-sized audience at Powers's Opera
House again last evening. and the company's
reputation for furnishing a frst-class and
refined entertainment grows with the thestre
patrons of the city. The Will appear at the
same place night and tomorrow night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

SyssCusE. y. T., May 2l.-Jss. King. =
rich farmer - years otd. living near FaIton.
cut his throat this morning and died. II =
sad he was insane. His wife. who IL par
tally Qsrslyzed- is unconscious from the
shock. and Il i feared she vii DE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

The County Treasurer issued receipts for
State TAX to the following saloon keepers yes
terday Charles H. Shields, O. Waterloo street:
Hamelehle & Wichtman, l3s Kent street.
John Barrett. 100 Canal street, and John b.
Britain. Bridge Street House.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
VICTOR HUGO.
The Memories of Early Life With His
Father in Spain.

PARIs, May 2L-The conversation of Vic
tor Hugo. ss he lies on his death bed, refers
almost entirely to the scenes Of his child
the more recent impressions fade. When he
talks during periods Of delerium, he invsri-
ably speaks in spanish. and his recollectiOns
seem TO be of his early boyhood days, which
we're spent in Spain aud which formed a
particularly romantic and delightful part Of
his life. When his mind Il clear he surprises
his friends who surround him By the clear
ness Of his mental vision and the calmness
with which he speaks of his approaching
end.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

tfsrrxvrrrs. Mich. Nav z1.-Anr1s Mig.
zli. ~ Tangston. whom some persons as
sa-1ltsl GA the ftsh inst. died .ast night. An
in.i1sezt xss heid tris morning. ard : verdict
rendered thnt NiuIii cane - his death sf
the .a-l-is ~ .-r-a N snnun rar.rn-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
a fanatics 5 Death.

CLINTON IL, May 2l.-Samuel G. Natt, q
religious enthusiast living At Farmer City.
died this afternoon from the effects Of g.
day fast which he imagined the lord had
commanded him 20 make. Nutt vas editor
Of a paper called The Spfrif = fhs Trafh.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

SkS FRsScrsco. Mag N.-Edwar,i Hsnlsn
arrived BY steamer to-day. he looks veil.
He made S.l5.0oo IN Australia. but lost SO
oo an tie race with Beach. He says Beach
- invincihie- The Australians vii back
hirn azssnst tse world.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
inquiry TO be Made,

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Secretary Whitney
has convened board of five naval officers
to meet at Mare Island navy yard and in
quire into the expensive manner ia which
repairs TO vessels have been made in that
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

SARANAc. Mich. May 21.-The G.. A. r.
Post Of this village il making extensive
preparations for the Observance Of Decora-
ton Dsy.-Haight & Brett viii soon CON-
mence the brick work on their new furniture
store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

NEv YoRE- Nay 21-The trial of Justus
Schwab. TIE Socialist concisde5 today.
The 5ury we're nashIe % azre.s, and st n ,.
n. were s0ckes "a for the night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

ST PAN. Ninn-. Nay 2i---Secretary En-
,Iicott snd Gems. Sca0feld and Dram m
Inspected Fors SaeliinG thls r1of8inu and
the lsrfer aook a drive seoat the esty-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

a Negro lynched.

GLosTER, Miss, May 2l.-Last night a
party of railroad laborers took Mill Sims,
negro laborer, from a calaboose. and hung
him to stringer on railroad bridge. He
had murdered a negro woman Monday
night
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

WASHINGTON. May 2l.--The President to
day appointed p. Y. OrIseary psstuas ssser AZ
kihsny- y y. vice " II. Craig. whose CON
n1iszitn exi,ired
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22
TRADE AND FINANCE
Chicago Markets.

OFFIoE or r. V. TAYLOR. Powers Block
GRAND RAPIDS. May n. 1855. I
Cables-W Wheat, better tone. Corn unchanged
Coneols ID Lower.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-22

= Monroe Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
THE MARYLAND RAwHIDE AT WORK AGAIN.

BALTIMORE June 24 (SpeciaD.-The second
case Of whipping for wIfe-beating took place today
The prisoner, Frank Myers, young man OF slender
build was led pale and trembling. dressed merely IN
his undersnlrt and trousers hurredy stripped
and ashed up the post while the Sheriff prepared
himself for work Deputy Thurlow counted and in rapid
succession the blows fell the whole twenty hardly oc-
cupying the same number Of The rstlash waa
the most severe the supple rawhide twisting itself enc
trely around the victims body 1t made long and deep
cash from which blood flowed freely During the pun.
shment the prisoner threw himself into all sorts OF con-
tortions The punishment terrible, but he bore IL
bravely
The prisoners the JAIL who knew OF Myers's crime
were kept out of sight OF the whppingpost, but they
could hear Deputy Sheriff Thurows voice as he counted
the ashes and as twenty called out they all
sent up loud hurrah such the dread OF this punish
ment that persons against whom warrants have
been issued for wife-beatng barrcaded themselves In
their homes and gave the police the greatest possible
trouble to capture them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
LIVES LOST IN A Collision.

ST. LOUIS June "a (SpeciaD.-A few minutes
after noon to-day n collision occurred on the Wabash
road twelve miles OF this city. Tne Ferguson ac'
commodation suburban train, due here at 1928, left
Ferguson promptly on time. Through freight No. -
going West due in Ferguson before the nccommoda-
ton left but as It did not appear on time Conductor
Mann concluded that IL had switched at Woodstock
Station few miles east OF Ferguson. The accommoda-
ton well ned with passengers started for the city AT
the rate OF thirty miles hour. The freight at the
same moment left Woodstock for Ferguson and the Two
trails met on curve about midway between the two
stations Thelfrcgh engine demolished and Engineer
Stewart unable to jump OF the wreck was instantly
killed The trucks all that remancdon the track OF
the passenger engine The engineer and fireman sue
ceeded saving their lives by jumping but were severely
injured. Conductor Mann killed. The smoker was
telescoped and the following passengers hurts william
Hull Ferguson, right leg broken and scalp wound John
IIoefner st. Louis, will probably die; Harrison Ed
munds Jennings Station, injured spine; Peter sebert
st. Louis internal injuries. number OF others were
more less bruised. wreckingtrain, with corps or
physicians. sent TO the Investigation showed
that the freight conductors watch six minnes slow
and this caused the collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
swyyDLEp BYA CLEVER TALKER

AsHvILLE, Iowa, June "a (SpeciaD.-About
month ago prepossesslng stranger appeared In the
place He displayed astonishing acquaintance WIN
the farmers of tho neghborhood fora stranger oens
acquainted with their Names their nnanoi',
- r,noh n, thoir history He was affable, yolube
ond succe,,tll He came, he said, TO organize a
creamerv on a new and improved plan. His facilities
for putting the products of the creamery on tho markets
wcro uneoualled. and IN support Of his claim he ex'
limited letters from Chicago, st. Louis and New-fork
e attended church. moral without being Severe
& ~ nroces6cd 70 organize stock company TO
operate proposed creamery Iho erPA E
taken by the people here In 500 shares Eaoh ssoch
holder signed on nnocentlooking contract 10 take 80
hrx ucn ue has NOT vet returned. but "a number OF
notes ali Of which have been diseountes are coming n
and the stranger Is evidently ABOUT 7o'o'' "'a1 " '
creamery business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

CAIRO, June PA rumor Is aioat that kassala mas
not fallen The garrison Is asserted, stl refuses 10
surrender TO the forces Of the Mahdl
CoxsTAsTrNoPLE June 2i.-Tho Porte, in nm amicable
way has sounded the Due DC NOaes, the French Am
basador concerning the movement OF French troops on
the frontier OF TripOl
PARIS June 24.-Presdcnt Grevy has issued decree.
which makes the French Minister TO Tunis Resident
General with the command OF the whole land ana sea
forces aud having the entire administration OF the re-
gency.
BOMBAY juno 2i.-The fortlheations around Herat
are being rapidly pushed to completion Ten lacs Qi
rpees to the Ameer OF Afghanitan 70 ala
him in placing the country In better state OF defence
ROME June 24-The Prussian Government 1t seems.
is unable with the Vatican In regard to the NIL
ing OF the See Of Poscn and Dr. Schloezer the rep
resentative OF Prussia at the Vatican, has been sum
moned Berlin discuss the proposals OF the Pope on
the subject
CoysrASTISoPLR June 24.-Thc Porte has refused tho
request British representative 10 grant an exequa
tur the English Consul at Irebiz0nd ana SiVas
The ground OF the objection that the Porte VIII grant
an exequatur for one province only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
RUssIA's DoINGs ABROAD.

CoSsTANTINoPLE, June 24.-M. Nelidof, the
Russian Ambassador has demanded Of the Porte the
dismissal of Hakki the Governor OF saloDca The rea
son given by the Russian Ambassador for this demand Is
that the overnor OF saonca had ordered that search
he made OF the house former dragoman OF the Rus
alan Consul; and that at the time OF this domciiary
visit the dragoman, although an ottoman subject, sun
enjoyed Russian protection The Porte has commanded
a thorough investi CATION of the whole affair.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 24.-The Government has Issued
an order forbddng the newspapers TO make any refer
ence whatever to the action of Russia in the Afghan a
fair.
LONDON juno 24.-An American who recently passed
through Batoum town in AsIac Russia. Oh the Black
Sea coast states there many factories In full
operatiou there and that they all worked secretly
and under such disguised names hospital, asylums
etc. - -,
arrest nv he Russians clerk OF the British Consul
at Reshi Persia was deliberately designed and care
fully plaDned by the Russians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON

LONDON, June "a.
MARRIAGE Mr.. ADAMS AND Miss coIppDcK -
Charles Warren Adams and Mildred Coieridge dan
OF the Lord Chief Justice OF England married. 10
day. Ainaterna uncle was the officiating clergy man
Lord Coeridge refused TO attend but members Of the
family OF the late Lady Coleridge were present.
NEW AFRICAN ExPEDITf0S.-The Geographical so-
cieiy planning another African expedition 70 be under
the of Mr. Last to start In August from Zanzi-
bar and proceed TO Lindy. Thence southwestery di-
rccon will be taken, with the hope OF reaching Lake
shrwa Quiinane Angozha, the east coast, about
700 miles from the starting point
THE FCsD FOR A. VI. SULLIyAs's FAMILY.-The sub
scriptons TO the fund for the family OF A. NJ Sullivan
have been closed The total amount subscribed in Eng
land Ri.570 and Ia Ireland 430 making grand
total OF $4,000
IRISH ARTISANS ExHIBITIOS.-The Irish Artisans Ex-
hibOn Ia Dubln which embraces every branch OF Irish
IN iustry and Of manufactures, was opened to-day.
SArosALisrs TO HONOR AN Administrators
lions are making In Dublin for the reception of DR..
Sasn isad oDoherty OF Sydney, who is returning 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
FI0BTLyG FOR : STREET IN TRENTON.

TRENTON June "a (SpeciaD.-The Pennsyl-
vania Ralroadhs morning attempted olay tracks from
one OF It's freight lines In this city down North Feeders
to large manufacturing establishment The city claims
the street public property and posse OF six special
police officers sworn In by the Mayor arrested tho rail-
road aborer While these being TAX en- to the sta
ton others set to work These also were ar
rested but more promptly hlled their places. The city
then OF its own aborers to the spot who tore
up the rails already laid. while special officers carried on
the railroad to the station house fast they ar
rived. Finally. when 81 men under arrest. the
railroad people abandoned tho attempt, after running
train ON the track and throwing of the centre car
so that the would be moved either way The
city aborers up all of the track that they could get
at The arrested laborers put under bail to appear
for a hearing tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
1NoCULATIoN FOR CHOLERA TO GO ON.
SPREAD OF THE PLAGUE IN sPAIN-KING ALfoNso
prcEIyISG A DFPUTATION.

SPREAD OF THE PLAGUE IN erAiN-hi>N MI
RECEIVING A DEPUTATIoN.
M,nnID. June 24.-The official reports Tor
,,rdav from the cholera infected districts OF Spain are
az folows Valencia eity).-New cases. 27 Deaths To-
Valencia tproyince)--New cases. 43l deaths 1873 Cas-
,ellon de la Pana province-New cases. 100 deaths
26 Murcia tcity)-New cases. 50; deaths ~. Murci"
foroxtnce,-New cases. 207 deaths. 73. Cartagena.-
New cases. none dead, l. Dien-Pazueloa-Ncw cases.
s deaths. 4.
The returns from the cholera districts for Tuesday are
As follows: Valencia city, 81 cases and deaths
Valencia proynce. outside OF the city, 5ls new cases
md 235 deats Caseon de Ia Pana, 70 new cases ana
DC deaths; Murcia city, SIS new cases ana Al ueaths
Murc,a province outside the city. 206 new cases and
~ deaths Cholera has appeared in Car;hagena ana
saragossa.
In the City of Madrid yesterday thcrc was one new
case and three deaths.
Prime Minister canovas del Castillo aud sehor Romero
Y Robedo Mi1ister OF the Interior have started Tor
Murca.
In the Cortes, yesterday, Senior Romero Robledo,
Minister of the Interior stated that. In consequence OF
tbe favorable report made by the commission appointed
to uonire into the subject Of incubation with cholera
microbc the discovery of Dr. Ferran, preventive
AGAINST the spread OF cholera the practice OF inocua
tion would allowed to be continued, but only, however
as an experiment
Kink Alfonso received deputaton from the Mercan-
tile Club who presented protest against the ociaI
declaration by the Government OF the existence OF
cholera in Madrid The King in his address TO the depu
tation deprecated demonstrations like that OF Saturday
more particularly when they are attended with such
daulo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

QUEBEC, June 24.-The st. Jean Baptiste
celebration was held to-day long procession marched
through the and Arch
bishop Tascherean and the Mayor at the City Hall.
Mass was celebrated St. Johns Church Great crowds
were IN the streets.
TORONTO. June 24-It IL understood that the Provin-
eal Treasurer has negotiated second series OF forty
year annuies which he has placed upon the market at
OF interest below Ali per cent
KINGSTON, June 24.-F. L. Thorpe, OF Chicago, who
arrived at Rideau Lake recently to enjoy some fishing.
drugged and spirited away by two men who thought
that he was Scott. the Manhattan Bank embezzlcr.
Thorpe proving his identity released, the detectives
bearing all his expenses.
HALIFAX, n. s.. June 2L-Tbe steamer st. Pierre ar
rived to-day from ST. Pierre with sixty five OF the Off
and OF the steamer Lake Manitoba, wrecked
AT Langley Island Tue passengers are at st. Pierre
awaiting the arrival OF the steamer Lake Nepigon to
take them 80 Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

RUMORs THAT ADVANCED MANITOBA STOCK.
There was rumor In Wall Street yester-
day that the Chicago, burlington and Quincy Railroad
had secured control OF the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba. 1t was not rumor, but 1t was rein
forced by a sharp advance in the price OF Manitoba
stock The roads arc 800 miles apart and the
Burlington line has not completed arrangements for
reaching St. Paul. although is tho general belief that
IL will do 30 the first opportunity. Some time ago
President Hill. OF the Manitoba, pronounced the rumor
absolutely ridiculous John S. Kennedy, enc OF the
active directors Is catching trout In Canada pleasant
diversion IN which he has been engaged for several
weeks. Peter Gcddes director OF the Burlington and
Quincy Company, remarked:
really cannot say that there Is foundation for
the rnmors for do not know. II were forced TO
press an opinion should say that the rumors the
eorts Of the advertise the Manitoba property
for sale have always understood that the stock
closely held and under such circumstances advance
or decline In price the stock Exchange Is sim
pc matter guess the thing is only advertisement"