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MONEY AND MARKETS.



American Express 1891. Canadian Pacific
~, Canada southern 49, 1, Central Pacific
-, Burlington 10. Delaware and Iaeka-
wanna lga.. Denver aud Rio Grande Is,
Erie 25is. lake Shore ~, Louisville and
Nashville 80 /. Michigan Central 7sls, Kan
sas and Texas isi !, New York Central 1863 I.
western i0eis, Oregon Improvement Ssi4
cifc Mall Stis, Reading O., Rock Island
l0si,, ST. Paul 70's, Texas Pacific q.
Union Pacific SCI. United States Express
20, Wells Fargo is5, Western Union 76i
NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YORK, May 1a.-The stock market
today was quiet except In Reading and 81.
Paul, and though news of day was favor
able. the movements were confined to the
smallest limits and left the prices within
small fractions Of last evenings closing
prices.
Government bonds were duh and steady
PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK, NAV ia--Petroleum closed
firm. Consolidated Exchange opening -.
highest s9i. lowest ssi :, closing so :; stock
Exchanre-Opcning 50. highest ssi !. lowest
sol 4. closing 49,. sales, 1850 barrels.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. Nav ia.-Wheat-I.ower, cash
~ IS, June ~ IS. July 81,
Coru--Iower, cash 81. June q. July 6 SIS.
oais--steady, cash ~ SIS, June SEs
Barley--Nominal.
fork-s,eady, cash and June sii.ss, july
slitS.
Iard-s,eaiy. cash ss57,s. June: $50
July sS.6S.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS BUILDERS.

CEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
- up 10 Thursday. May slsf, fsss, for the
labor and materials necessary in the cree
ton and enclosing of the centre building
aud two wards for the proposed Hospital
for the Insane. TO be built at Medical Lake,
spokane county, W. I.
BIDS will be taken for the construction OF
the building both In stone and brick
Bids viii also te taken for the whole OF
the separate parts Of the same. including
excavation. sfonework. brick ~ork, carpeu-
ter-work, painting and glazing, galvanized
iron and tin work.
A certified cheek to the value OF ten per
cent OF the bid must accompany each bid
which viii be forfeited to the Territory
should the bidder fall to qualify with good
and acceptable snrcfses 10 the value OF
eighty per cent Of the contract price with
IN ten days after receiving notice OF the
acceptance OF the bid
All bids no: made out on blank forms. or
unaccompaniesi By a certified cheek 20 the
value above stated. or that may be present
al after the time stated. viii DC rejected
The Commissioners reserve the night 20
reject any or all bids
Plans. Specifications and detailed draw.
ingx can be seen at spokane Falls on and
after April 18th. fsss. Blank forms and all
/ necessary information can be Obtained OF
u. u. DRrNHIiIkK. Traders NATIONAL
Bank. Spokane Falls. " T.
All bids 10 be sealed aud addressed 10
STANLEY HAiI.ETT, Secretary Of Build.
ing Commission, Medical lake, ". T., and
VIII be received mp to y O'Clock noon, May
slss, lsss, At which time and place they win
be ot<nsst in the presence II bidder ny5l
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the railroads; indeed. there is not a
line OF business in which the south is
engaged that does not show an in
erease-and large one--during this
period:
Railroad mileage S.7s 1881
Yield OF cottan, Bile. e<p,oW s,-iS2a
Grain, bushels. i.s-. CD, s0h.0p tii.osts1o
Numi-cr of farm All
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Value Of chief agri-
cultural products,
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number ~ is,oHs. si.os h.S2
Value 90 ectton
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-cet oil mills &c 70
Capital invested In
cutl acd oh mlss i2auNece : S.sot,oo
Phosphate mined.
tans .ss,.. gS.sG fa.ie-
The natural result Of this activity il
an immense increase in southern
wealth. II is of course impossible 90
give this exactly IN millions OF dollars;
indeed. even the United States, In
taking the census. tnds this All ex-
tremely difficult matter Ia do. The
cnly thtng that car he given with suf.
feient accuracy is the assessments I.
aud these arr, 81 course. far below the
truth. many hundred millions Of dol
lars escaping TAXATION The following
comparison OF i>S7 and lsso gives
some isiss ef the progress tia; has
hsen msde during this period.
.SxESSrx Ns4Fr 90 ER1vkkry
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In every line there has been an adj
vance. During all this period railroad
building has been more active in the
south than in any portion of the ooun-
try except the far West. and in less
than eight years It's mileage has almost
douhled. as follows:
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Total g sc, O6s. s6O SSH on, 454
Increase size. Y6s CO.,
II to these crops. fruits, vegetables.
oranges. sugar, etc. are added. the
total gain In the value Of agricultural
products OF the South in 1857 over 1879
was upwards OF $2t0. 90 900. The actu-
al yield Of cotton and grain was AS fol-
lows:
Crops 1857 1872 Increase.
Cotton bis 6,sO,O0 b,75s,gs9 1.O4t,5ii
Corn has se2. ti5.OO0 ssa, i2l, 30
wheat bn- 81. $4,000 5t.a76.7t0i ~, 230.yTo
Oats bus. ~ .50s,0W fs,fs6.6M>
Total. On. no 90 4si.07t.ep
A comparison Of the value Of live
stock in the two years will show q sim
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25
A Russian "Afrair Of Honor.~

A somewhat curious duel took place few
days ago at Kichenef, the capital Of the inn
portant Russian province of Bessarabia. A
gentleman of the name of Paul Usakof and
Prinse Temariaf qaarreled together about
some trivial matter at the MOBILES club and
finally determined to settle their differences
by duel On the following morning
they met with their seconds and a sur
gcoD on the outskirts of the city and ex-
changed three shots apiece without doing any
injulJ to one another. On the following day
they again met at the club. and after short
conversation began to quarrel afresh with
increased vigor Growing more and more
excited the dispute at length degenerated into
irregular kicking and fisticuff struggle.
The prince, who all along had been the
aggTessor, was in the act Of receiving a sound
and well deserved thrashinC. when suddenly
the thin vsrnish of civilization gave way, and
eli his innate and national bsrbarisra getting
the upper hand, ne few with wild yell at
II Usakof. and. catching the latter's lower
lip between his teeth, bit it completely of.
1t IS needless 20 aud that that terminated the
fight ". T<akosT is still Confined 70 his bed.
hopelessly disfigurei for life, while his neither
lip y deposited IS a kind Of corpus delicti at
the police court, where the case viii % tried
when " Tsskoff is able 20 leave his tei
Meanwhile the prince swagzsrs about the
town and the Nobles club is exceedingly
proud Of his ''bonne boucbe Vienna Neus
Ersie Pressa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25
cHURCH SERVICES, ETC, TODAY,

At the morning service in ST. Marks. Rev.
DR.. Campbell Fair will preach on Pastor
and People" His evening subject will be
The Duties of Holy Week"
The morning text of Rev. ]. Rice Taylor,
pastor of 81. PsuPs, will be, "for as the
body is one and hath many members. and
all the members of the body being many are
one body, so also is Chrst." The afternoon
subject will be, DO Unto Others as You
Would Like to be Done By"
Rev. w. III. Hoffman, of the Mission
Wood Presbyterian church, will preach in
the morning on "The Freedom of Chris
tian Service" and in the evening on
should Christians Countenance Sensa-
tional Methods in their Work for Christi
Confession, the Expression Of Love"
and walk with Bunyan" continued, will
be the themes of discourse of Rev. Ben. +.
Sargent at the South Congregational
church.
Rev. Kerr B. Tupper of the Fountain
Street BAPTIST church VIII preach in
the morning ffon the subject "Our
Nations Direct Curse, The Criminal
ty of the Liquor Traffic" His
evening subject will be The Proper
Attitude OF Christians to the Liquor
Traffic"
The Ambassadors of Christ" will be the
evening subject of Rev. w. +. Richardson
at the Church Of Christ.
At the morning service OF the aiversalist
church Rev. Charles Fluhrer, will discour'
on The Grandeur of the Commonplace.
His evening subject will be Growth o.
Salvation"
Rev. H. p. Welton. pastor of the FRS
Presbyterian church, will preach at ths
morning service on The Duty of til,
Church to its Minis ter"
The morning subject of Rev. DIR. Knapp.
rector of Grace church, will be Palm Sun.
day" and in the evening He Began to b.
in Want"
Special services will be held at Temple
| Emanuel. The Passover festival will cOm
mence at $50 Monday evening and at 10
| O'Clock Tuesday morning.
j. Rookus will address a meeting of the
Y. w. G. T. IT,, at 4:3O this afternoon.
Services will be held in the afternoon al
| 400 Csnsl-st.. by the New and Latter House
| of Israel. the subject being The Common
| Salvation and the Great Salvation
| At the Wealthy Avenue Baptist church
| Rev. +. r. Bennett will conduct the morn
| ing services. and in the evening Rev. Isaac
| Butterheld will otiiciate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

FzpszS& exrseryEen are aoing . l4rxe
ea~zsess . sAsRplss ysszs grange trsss =
C4hfoxn1s
tsaazssssezs q ths kes Yexs steek Ex-
eesrse A1ss - sns sss reseksS tAs sa4 sf
tsEz.zAa
xx4 .sl4azl Aszey prea1ct q SorIh Amer
"a = @s<Sst -. IA. 90 psaAds saa Is v@fas
= nearly as 80 80. The &An4al Wax
yre.1zex . sboas seeos psands aDa 10
yslas - 3s<e thzn fias, ,ecs There ars
sesas -. ca EssrssEs kssPlzg ssss u Marta
AmsrlG4
RkFzxsEsTkrIyEs 81 Swedish ooieny IA
Tsll-pass4, Ca azgs soasat lot nas4sCr-
ins ~ by - feet, tpea wAieh they pro
psse - s4zd sialle@sls urea foandEy. A
Georgia exchange says tazt tz4s Mi be the
hrsE fokDdxy of tbs kial ever operated
south II A4son and Dlxoa bne.
Tsz oyster busiaess AZ this country Is
marvellous IL extent Mere than slo. .oUs, 80
worth OF oysters have besa shipped from
the M@Fyl l4nz beds alone this season Over
81 80 persons are employed IN the industry
an tks state, and Il supports besides l.5yo
seAconers ana sl0ops
Ms- Pan ARBOUa has publicly stated on
more th2a one occasion that be used every
year 10000 gallons Of eotton-seed oil in
as lard rsansrles. This Use Of cotton seed
oil - mol ad4ltsrstion in the strict sense Of
thai term II IS simply the addition Of a
pure aud healthful vegetable produe. 70 the
hogs lat Of commerce.
In was stated a. recent meeting Of wool
growers at Washington that in the last
three years the revenue from wool and
wOolsas had Increased SlL 900. while the
namoer OF shsep IN this country had de-
creased from 81, ,oso.0O 10 100000. There
had besn also. IL was said, an annual de-
crease Of CSC, ,0so,o00 in the wool crop.
ALABAMA is going ahead fast, according TO
the reports OF a correspondent who writes
that IN Ten years the State has increased
her taxable property from sl25,0o0, ,0Uo 10
t2i5,oco,ooo; and in the past year Jefferson
County, Of which Birmingham is the county
seat, has increased 100 in TAX value.
The total increase in the State for the year
was s4l ,63l, ,so3
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

The County Grange met in regular session
az Grange Hall. in Sparta. on Wednesday
The Grange was called to order by Worthy
Master John Best Afssr the reading Of the
minutes, the reports Of the subordinate
Oranges vas called for and oil we're re-
ported 20 be IA an Exceptionally dourishiog
condition. Jpon the calling for the reports
OF standing committees the Worthy Lee
tursr dvelt upon the import nee Of patron
ixing those firms in Grand Rapids who
have made SPECIAL arrangements to furnish
members with goods a. reduced prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

says the evening frtbaa>. The stesrer
Dr.. Hsnlsy arrived at Grand Rapids from
Esstmsnvilie. thus showing navigation
ooen on Grand River. The qssstion nov
u great Importance is What time in July
VII A1sxexou Lsss se open 50 The Good
rich hosrs can reach the great sswdust city.
Would it net - good business stroke for
tie taoo.irich line TO run their bosrs 70
Grand Rapids ard then transfer Nuskexou
freight. rather than rsif until mid-Sanmer
for Axskszon nsroor 10 thsw out
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

On Wednesday last J. P. Andrews. OF
Detroit. lost very vslus bic diamond from
iis setting. He st once advertised in the
TEEEeRsS- HFRsLp that ne would psy $50
reward for its return. Yesterday lsboring
msn brought TWO aud ons-h&lf carat 6is-
mORd into Mayor Dksmans iswsiery store
saying be had found It Ia TIE mud Of the
street. Mr. Nkemsn found Mr Andrews
a. Sweets. TIE latter e. once identified the
stone ard promptly paid tie reward Mr.
Andrews wss very mnch pleased a. the re-
esvery a. the stone IS white snd psrtica-
lsriy valuable one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

once urors ne wefkssng bels rang ous
their ioycus coses n The County CieEk' =
aff.,s vesssrssv ths occssica oeirg tae
marriage ~ Ei8r,8ge sayder snd LettIe n.
Fisher. sofh sf shs cIfY, 81 Justice y es1-
al fkis saskes ths ninfA sestl1g tsst
F-.nk Carpenter the handsome beraty
Clerk hss hai 80 pleasure ~ sigaessi ~ n
afs ofB,s. sd sai = the pss1 yssr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

william r Woodwork. the popular.
lsrzs and hsnds0nas Supervisor Of Co1rt-
and was the happis<t nan thar came %
he csfv Yesterday TIE csus> of his hsppi-
ness uss t~elve- po1n9 bsny boy AZ LIS
hanse snd he vss hIstting around through
the -onntv huiidinx with sox of fragrant
Hsvsns cigars under his arm inTitiRg sll
IS friensss - susoxs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Wsznlsz4oS Aafe1 z5.--Algas - rsso
.~lsriy .azds ssfIasEl tals-tsH 10 ssal--
a. sila rain 90 an1e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Ton'f suffer srv io7ger. ] remove ccTns
tafiors and f,xvo~inx n.sis fsT resn
worsn sd chl.dreu sri tre%f ite fesi i1
csrrs 81 the TnrEsso Bszh Ho1ss esrDer
Maaroe a0o Ter s-sts.
n s. IkBorxs1rEk
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

D vcn xseT Win czf2rTns Iou cs1 -
earsa 4 you tsse Hcess Ssrsspsris- -
great sieost ssErfeT- $40 aT a. truzSsz
e.ssn. ks~-l, A&A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

noas fo--et - sf.sn1 the s5rsiristr,t.-' =
ssie cf ths ertire sc.ek ~ xensrsl aaerrha1-
sse a. s. 1rse-tf. co-r nencs-e <e-u~-
asv s< n m sa3 eaatfauiaE srsra asr =,
SxF annl &c ezFiye sfork = $50
rAEL4~ arff f-neeT
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

rsa s,lio~iuz is isf % ne usr-isee
l;cana.s issasd ssnce IsSf rublishsi. vifa
49,. ,,sees. ru.si,ience ~hen suiside tne citvi
ard sres 81 tne parties,
4g@
r-.fr-.tre <rvtfpF. srttte =. Fst - --.---l,-t.
rs.s Isl -err -iteka -eterIis- 's-l>
IA Ilfes- E s-.,si Tarsa su osnk As<er
-. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

For rheumatism and nsursleis use Sal i.
vsfisn Oh. the greatest c1rs on szr1b for
psrn.
lt doesn't fsxs gold A q1srter of =
dollar vii bug bottle q Dr. Bulls
CoaeA Syrup
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

TIE Apis Cai ouexo Trio.7 from A.
bon CcnseTvaoorv of y fs.c xhc srs - give
= couceFt a. Secsnd SrreeT " = church On
T1es1sv evening neTt. ~ sins - ths
raoTninx servi.e a. EhaE eharch todsv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Dss s-s IN sou- fed, zrsiu. hav WOOD, hair
snd esmeHt can - found 81 No. S15 Souta
DiVsion-sf.. tslsphoRs %. These gentle
meE have Tor fer yesrs pssf csrris1 On s1
extensive business in tkeir Inc. and through
ther ki0d t-estnsnt snd sqAsrs desnnE
hsvs increased fhe Sane unti no. they
ars snjoyfaz asurishing and prospsroas
trace
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Ton cen mStch s1T shs6e q sxe~x =
Cae's Ess~s Sssre - Pssr.s cr~s@~ -
oe44rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

For Sz we show a splendid
Ecru Striped Kilt Suit. two
pieces. very pretty.
IN BOYS HOSE I'VE carry
Schossen S BEST Germania
male, every pair warranted,
IS, SO, IS Cents. SI.oo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25
Geo. G. Fitch.

The pioneer Carriage Manufacturer. Mr.
Fitch, commenced his business in the
spring of lS4S on Monroe nearly oppo-
site The Morton. In 1888 he moved to
North Division-st. After thirty -seveh years
If successful oueiness he built his present
factory, which be has occupied for three
years. The factory is 24xlo0 feet. three
iloors, and is located at No. 4Ss South Di-
yision-st. He is now doing a small busi-
ness in the carriage line and something at
real estate. Any one wanting reliable
buggy or Surrey will do well to.give him a
call. He also keeps a fair line of buggy
harnesses at low prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

A popular and veil-kaown Druggist from
Whitehall this Stsse. desires 70 cal psrticu-
Jar attention TO the fact tbst be has pur-
chased the entire stock OF Drugs formerly
owned by J. W. HerTentun. Of 6l7 South
Division-st Nr Heniss came to our cify
veil recommended and bis long experisacs
ia tie drug business wiz ensb3e him n
satisfy ard plesse al the cid customers o.
Mr.. Herreaduns and make new ones in -
difion- Re has incrsssea the ztock double
snd SAYS viii continue 10 increase same a
tns demand for such necessitstes. Tsle
rtone NJ zrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25
w. j. Page,

4 thoroughly competent prescription drug
gist is located in his old place at No. sol
south Division-st., and having for many
years resided in the Valley City, enjoys
what any man should be proud of-the
confidence and esteem of all who know
him. In his large store room he carries a
ssperior lire of Drugs usually kept in drug
stores in similar localities, together with
ins assortment of Paints, OILS, Cigars,
Toilet Articles etc
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Dealers in new and second hand furniture,
stoves, etc, conveniently located in the
handsome new brick block at No. 1913 South
Division-st., rank among the Oldest mer-
chAnts in the city. Mr. Wilson IL a whole
souled, good natured fellow. and enjoys the
confidence and good will of all who know
him. His business has for years increased
as the city grew. and today he is doing the
srgest business in the second hand line of
any establishment in the city. He desires
especially 10 call the attention of the pub
nc to the fact that be pays cash for all kinds
# furniture, and also makes speciality OF
handling second hand stoves, which he
ill dispose of on weekly payments, at
mounts convenient to contracting par
lfes
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

An enterprising retail grocery firm at SOS
South Division-st. take unusual pleasure
in accepting this opportunity to acousint
their many friends and customers OF the
fact that they have in stock a fine liue of
staple and fancy groceries. farm produce
cigars. -four, feed. grain, etc. Also for the
beneit of their country friends. to say that
they will pay cash for fresh butter and
eggs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Mr.. Randall prides himself upon being
the only exclusive boot aud shoe dealer
this beautiful avenue and is located at 598
south Division-st. He 100 has only been
here . short time, but feels very much en-
couraged over his bright prospects.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
Has SMOKE A oarAi,vs Power!

According to Cincinnati Enquirer
despatch from Wabash, Ind, ERNEST
Leithand, youpg Indian. at Whites
Institute, was affl ,cted for months with a
disease resembling consumption. Physici
ans could do nothing for him, and few
weeks ago Superintendent Coppick start
ed West with the boy, intending to take
him home to die. On the way Lefthand
put his head out OF the sleeping car W in
dow and inhaled conf lerAble smoke FROM
the engine He was thrown into a violen
coughing ft aud expelled mucous sub
stance from his longs, experiencing re
lie: at oncs. He has now reco sered en-
tlrely, and word has been received that b,
will return and complete his education.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
A aorse ON y T,gn. Rope

In the great eorepauah show which
Is coming here Oh the 7Ih OF kay /,
Alan Forepaush. Jr, INTRODUCES, a.
every psrforIn Anoe, the wonderful horse
= B onuin;" that he IVES trained TO
traverse q rope stretched hfty feet
above the nippodtome track.
While the show was at Suspension
Bridge, rope was stretched across the
falls OF Niagara, and the horse wss
ready to cross on this rope, when Mr..
Bsreh, Secretary OF tho Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty OF Animals,
prevented tho exhibition from taking
plsos.
That Blosdin would have successfully
accomplished the journey over th,
ssethipg cataract, no one who has wit
messed his performance In the oircui
can doubt.
Blk months training was required Il
inaure the successful tccomplishmeu
of this wonderful act.
In walking the rope, soft rubbtl
shoe takes ths place Of the ordinary
one. II has slight groove In the cen
tire
A specially designed net 10 susperde'
bauealn the rope; occasionally BlondiI
slips, and when he does be always re
mains perfectly quiet in the net until |
IA lowered to the ground. When 1t 4
iemem beIed that 1t is directly agalns
thj nature OF the equine species &
mount high places, Blondin's perform
Auce Of crossing rops fifty feet fro a
the ground, may justly be claimed tn
most remarkable exhibition OF equiL
Intelligence ever displayed.
All our exchanges from places Wher
Forsp paugh has exhibited concur In pro
Ioltimtng that this hot alone Is wort
the price OF an admission ticket to tn
entire combination of circus, hippo
dIome, msnagerie aud all.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-28
For baby carriages 70 to Adair's.
CommilIoss Appointed.

The Grand Chief of the Golden Eagles.
William o. Brown, has appointed tic
following committees:
Law and Supsrviaion-oharlos II.
Martin, Castle No. 4; Jacob IL. Davis,
No o; Charles II Hudson, No. IL.
Fiusnoe and Milesae-E B Roberts,
Castle No 2; n B. Dulbert, No. 10; j.
@. Fehrenhaoh, No 10.
PIintlne-Anderson Fielding, Castle
No. 3; w. 8 hoNair, No. 10; Edward
FL Miller, No. II
Appeals and 9rievAuceE-C H.Spear
Castle No. 2; Jacob H. Thompson
No d; John M. Hance, No. @; William
7 Taylor, No. l; Thomas W. Downing
No z,
Returns and Oredantials--John T
McManus. Castle No 4; Joshua b. Lit
zsnberg, No. 2; Josiah MoCali, No. o,
Guard Instructors -3eorge g. Top
pin. Castle No. 3; Thomas r. Curlstt
No l.
District Deputy Grand Ohiefs-wi
liam L Goodlug, Castle No. q; Rober
Wilgus. No. 16.