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cents the close 70 Ia. Partridge and Phillips two
prominent shorts. who In earlier the week add
before the drouth had bepn completely broken started
in at the opening &c; their lines agaln Tkey.
with the Of the bear party agreed that With Tire
Government crop report favorable and with the drousk
broken the only for getting OF short side
were now gone. There considerable buying OF
wheat by crowd Of NewYorkers, who for several weeks
have been taking important part in the market
through g. " White & Co This crowd probably was
most Influenced by the export situation. Hutchinson
vas even larger buyer than the NewYorkcrs taking
during the day, according 10 estinses, much
as 800 900 bushels outside wheat markets were ZEN
orally lower. Ncw.Yor8 showing So cent decline for
July Duluth IL cert ST. Louis ga cents. Toledo
ls cents 1t Is expected that the visible supply Of
will show decrease Of about 100000 bushss
Corn large receipts here and rains through the
belt. sold or I2a6.s cent July opening At IS Ia
cents and closing at "a 7SG35. Oats were az mich
affected wheat ~ tso rain. selling OF almost cent
nom Fridays close. The hog receipts here. 1900,
the expectations but the weeks receipts
Just about estimated, and almost tho same as
those OF last The product little affected By
the weakness Of corn The only incident in the pit
little selling OF pork by Cudahy. July PORK
opened at Sl2 IL and closed at $40 10. July lard
opened and closed at 80 95df6 81 1.2; July dhs az
SO O7Gs6 TO- On the curb July wheat sold at 10 f-a
cents.
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days In May Indicate . reduction n stocks this month
Of 100000 barrels The have averaged 4s@7a oarres
day, against daily average complete reports oil
&C. 751 barrels IN May 1885, 65 barrels in May
against daily Of 81 CA barrels IN My 1sSS
ana 1883 barrels in May, 1881. The average OF me
charters has been 81 j35 Lrre against 40 sos barrels in
May. 1888 and 40Ol2 barrels In May, 1887. The pipe
line figures from May 10 charters To the lothJ lhcIu
siyc, follows:
Runs Deliveries. deuys. Chartere
Total barrels. ......43f4S1 637752 2O92ll od9' 80
Average per day. 4S,275 20 S6l u o5b ol'o''
weeks crude certificate market was dull narrow
and professional The bears began the week with shap
raid that broke values from "a 81 % 50 rs cents me,
attempt ~ quickly rallied prices 70 ~ 80 cents
After that trading dwndch 20 small proportions ana the
reacted s3ds3 l.@dS3 cents. The MAJ tone
steady with only the Significance OF room operations
While ruling prices and the statistical OUTLOOK ouh I"Ri-
caly furnish ground purchase. there is an absence
bull leadership and prevalence OF braTish seumcIt aS
altogether, ufbll investors from
making purchases reactions.
of and the tOcl dealings IN NATIONAL
Transit certificates Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange FOR the last thfCc weeks were a. iOIOWs:
Week ended pru u MAJ I. May II,
Oucnng e. - o.
Highest ..... . .
igiuaI ..,....................S 81 "a q rs 80
SlIcs barrels 100000 o. 1000 3i5l000
sales At Stock Exchange. 4l22o0O Gll,OOO l3"3oOO
Total bb,s ~..-.l Il. 2s5 900 1868 600 5fi4 900
There continues be good steady business in refined
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THE PETROLEUM MZRKEE.
.vws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

On Tuesday last there was meeting in Pittsburg OF
representatives Of OIL Conference composed Of the six
rchsaes established in EewYork. Pitts6urg Oil City
pr.d,ord NtusvIlle and PHILADELPHIA 1t decided to
undertake an experiment in trading In "futures ard
niles were which subject TO approval by the
,Ua.,ero Exchanges There is little doubt that the action
AZ the conference will be approved and before next month
ANTON trading will DO established in petroleum certificates
An mace Of the present system Of daily ceaTances Under
the new rules otherwise specified will be
AZ of deliverable the option OF the seller at any time In
hs north succeeding the month in which the transaction
takes place Daily cearanOes will be made Of contracts
bu, the privilege OF calling margins reserved for the
buyer who made his loans and who objects 10 inc
names OF the seller furnished by the Clearing House
after the balancing of sheets Of loans has been accom-
plished. The system is similar 20 that under winch
weekly settlements made In the railway stock ceIart
ent Of the Consolidated Exchange and proVoeS an omca
bringing out" Of contracts similar 10 the unoncia ring
ing out" praetsed by the traders In grain at the Produce
Exchange. The object Of the innovation IS 70 stnhate
specuaeon OIL IL being supposed that unoef e opuon
ar future system sellers will be relieved Rom the payment
of the high premiums for borrowed OIL ana buyers ray be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
THE TRALE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May IL Special. -Wheas traders went home
m Friday night bearl sh because the Government crop
crort issued TOO late trade in Friday had raised
,bs condition Of winter wheat from "a to 96. They
were made still more beash when they came down yes
,d,v nv the appearance the weather map OF rains
,h.,u,h Kansas Iowa Nebraska and Ohio. July wheat
stopncd on Friday at 80 3saso ID. The Government
rt Friday afternoon made the price the curb that
,f,.rpoon as low as 10 81 cents The opening to-day
20 =, "a IA: the range between 70 3-S and rs "a
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for Sale.

A -B0oKsi BOOKS
IA, Great collections 81 books now on eN'
hiblt0n At silks Book Emporium, l41 9Th
ave, all back numbers ~ magazines sup
Piled IIarpCi1E Weekly war numbers Com.
mon Council Manuel: set complete Serb
ners; britannica, last edition, and numer.
Gus other seta we are now selling very
cheap book binding dOna % order. SILKS,
lat 5tk ave
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miscellaneous

A LpERT @. SPENCER 27e th,Aye.,
"A 18th and 18th stu AbRELLA5,
PARASOIS, CANES made TO order, recoV'
cred and repaired. Prompt ana reliable.
An ENGLISH LADY. professor. 70 I'D.
a yertlse herself viii take few pupils al
merely nominal terms graduate OF lJOpdon
Academy Music singing thorough English,
french and painting o. r.. l.4il Sth.1ye
ts3d-sU. |
DEM. FRGNKLIN's DETECTIVE
ID AGENCY. $50 Broadwayl Stewart
building, Room go. Telephone Call, "hur.
ray COZ Philadelphia Oficc. IS. y. cor,
Broad and Chestnut SITS.
This Agency il authorized In PennsylVa-
mia by act " Assembly 10 yrafs' eAp"n.
ence ana thoroughly Te,ise!s nHea fh,Ss sn'
eaged written reports pnd iteuIzed bills
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Principal.
ID ooKs.-Old, rare and curious; AL kinds
ID bought and sold. BROWN q fhlS-
NELL. 288 4th.aye. ------
NOR SALE.-Roses, rhododsndrons ornA-
II ppentAi trees, dc. all tf,t slsss RTir,,snS
reasonable. address J. hOn KY gu ~,
Surseryman Brooklyn, n. 7. ono nun
dred statesmen wanted.
JOUN WIGHT. Manufacturer Of wire
y SCREENS for doors and windows. 90 Court
a., brooklyn Thorough workmanship guar.
anteed estimates fumis shed on apphcaboh ;
orders sOlcitef. -
ID FMoyF yoor pens from your holder
H with the rubber pen extractor Two
YubbsrA by mail IS c,ntE T. A. HUE
SLATER. 1875 East iSth-st
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domestic 6iluatious iuan!r0

| '"--'
TARETAK Frs. Man aud wife would Ike
~ a house 10 TAX car" u' for IN" summer
uu chiIdnui b"~t references. Address ",
| ", BrN sos, Tribune Uptown once, 2SS
broadway.
AIAN AND WIFE. no family, would tax"
| l'l care 81 gcuuCman'S house for summer
months o. logg..,ir Z reqnt,I"l good refer
MN and wifc. without Children, would
dcucy FOR the summer; best city references.
WILLIAM ETFNEIt, ~ EaSt 7Sd-SL
WANTED. by two respectable women, a
! w hpu-,, % Jake Carr ~ fut thu sumner +,
| best references KATE DELANi, 2l3
| Fast 25th.st.
WANTED. The care Of q house by Amer.
| w lean man aul wife good references
Males.
| A RUSSIAN gentleman. intelligent wishes
| n 10 take charge u place not less than II
| acres, under culture good farulSr and man
q mSGa93}S AiiIr,s 6I 'r 40 90 ioEGsrsl,
Try 4. CHINESE COOK, on yacht, or
tTcnccs, -" G. JYE'' 8a2 %avE.s, -
IL UTLER and VALET.-By . thoroughly
ID competent EHglishman; single highest
city references Address 1918 3d.ayc.
RUTLER or WAITER. By capable
| - English -crN ant Of long experience
has given satisfaction IN former situations
! city or country excellent reference. Al
| CARPENTERS, los 0th-ave.
- UTLER. BY III EnclIshman, age g.
- thoroughly experienced good city ref.
crcnroi town ~ country where ssCoUd.man
O! parlormald II kept W. d. Tribune Up.
town once. LES Broadway.
CoACHMAN aud GARDENER-CoO
y and LAuNDRESS.- by german aud
wife, no children; man "sed 10 driving.
care horocs. COWS can milk good gardener
wife all huuo-WOrk excellent reference. Al
CARPENTERS, los Oth.aye.
EOACIIMAT. By married man, Pr0tes.
- tant long experienced IN care of horses !;
competent tU take charge Of gcu'emau's
place city reference. COMPETENT, 2lO
West 3Dth II.
COURIER and VALET.-By a single
y young man has travelled all over
Europe with good families; thoroughly IN.
dsT,iand. oy. Eii business ,o'G1 honest
Of The wurld unquCstlonsble recommends.
lions. Address A. d. ~, present employer,
10 Fast 4jth.st
TUACHMAN.- young man under.
" stands his business thOruu yhly, good
city driver, practical rider ~ objection %
the country. Cali OF address COACHMAN,
Mine"h stable, 51Lh-st. ani sth-avc.
n OACHMAN.- gentleman Tor his col.
- orrd COaChmln, or Will wait on gents
man will be disengsgcd by Let OF month
understands thoroughly carr Of horses high
est references. p. w, j9 LeNlngton,sye.
oACHMAN.-By a young man, 30. TO
v drive for doctor Gao walt, or 40 any.
thing; not afraid OF work . ycart' best ely
reference from last employer. eau or al
dTcss L. H., $50 West 4lst-st., lht hoof.
n OACIfM An. by 3 eolor,d man good
u riIy reference death makes the chahge'
G. CLASSIFY, 939 West 2oth.st. -
TOACHNAE and USEFuL.MAN.-By =
uroper care OF horse earTiRges and harness
careful city and country driver MIX snl
plain gardening; best city TefeTcnceS' AL
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Females.
u)orit iOanteo.
Males.

Males.
WIN. l.. uARTUSG.
n, Expert Accountant i"d Auditor.
80 and 81 VeScy ~ telephone, Murray lls)
! A GIVE. rcsron4iDlc position wanted In
| IA good wholesale house or COrpufatlUn
! BY a young man u 10. just graduating
/ from commercial college; best reference
| any position. For interview address J..
| ON, care Of Thomas O'hecfv. As and ~
Duanc-st
A GENTLEMAN. thoroughly yor-"d IN
a. French, Spanl IN, Italian and English.
| wishes position with sons responsible lrru
st Par. Exposition; expectations modrf-
ste references GHguc>l.nrd Addrcss
ARAMESDlA, Box 20, Tribune onic".
| A GENTLEMAN In the prime ot NE
| n wishes y rTnanrnt position where his
ICYpcricnce I'm business VIII DO u yalu"
has been MANUFACTURER Oi papcF ana ir1u.
| aud f. "A hrst-class bDukkcCVer. dIaughtnHHn
| and designer AIRY moderate, references
given. Address Box 81. Mi'burn, n J.
| A n AMBITIOUS young man want. WORK
| ~ ~ any Kind. address, BROWN, l5j
! Dikcman--t, brooklyn.
An ELECTRICIAN, Tor severed years
n connected with a leading slnltanum,
desires 10 accompany gentleman needing
some care 10 Europe travelling eNT"nEs
for compensation. ELEtIkO, Tribune Up.
town OhIce. l,23s Bfoadway.
- An fIlks--f OIt'llull anu N'''hl manu- vi
ID cake, or SECOND and third; city of
{, untFy. S, aO4 Tribune Uptown ONCE,
1898 Broadway.
ID OOKKEEPER-A young man cSpen.
ID Cnccd IN factory accounts, wants ptTua-
nent position. Address +. o. Box 1885,
ID Y, American, II, residing with parents,
ID situation In some whDIrsalr house or
oricr. with view Of ad yunr"mrnt reference.
Address J. H., l,596 9TH ave.
AKER wishes a situation on brad and
ID biscuit and cake ~ second hand city OF
country. country preferred Address 40
CLERK Of several years cVpcrl,uce de
= srcs position best city reference. A.,
Box o, Tribune once.
GAHPENTEE-Rc Reliable, temperate SIN.
u gle man desires steady position In hotel
store, institution or estate Rnod tn"lH ana
reference. ENGLISH, Tribune once.
CAsIHEE Or MANAGER. tc;-By mar =:
u rcd man. 40 years old, who hay had 10
years experience In the banking and broker'
age business, a position a. cashier, book
keeper or stock clerk, or all three com
birei. reference 10 all former employers
salary moderate, Address CASHIER, L.
n HEF.-wunted, position as chef In
u country hotel was chef 1T the Amer.
lean, Saratoga. T. +, l,71g slave.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED for evenings;
IL good p0nmhn aud accountant; slight
knowledge h French ana Spanish engrp.s
ard ,,.rVC lsgsl papers. &c. DOUSQUET.
Tribune OflCr.
a. IRsT.CLASS foreman on bread aud
Il cakes. Address 81 RlNlugtln-sL, Oys.
TER house.
l. RENCHMAN. speaking several Ian.
L. Ruagcs, experienced, best references,
wishes engagement Ia employment or adVer.
Using bureau, salcsroom or express once.
Address ENERGETIC. Box @. Tribune
once
EOREMAN or Farm MANAGER
4 Young married man, no cnil1rrn, would
Ike situation reference from largest farm
In Maryland. Address HALL, 90 3i.avr.
:. INREE TO EMPLOYERS All classes
Il a reliable male help carefully selected
COUNTRY. IERGLNfiLE kGENCY, so6
WAsh lngson. ~, Brooklyn. EstGbllShet 1879.
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flats 90 fct, flnfurnishro,

inTH-ST., 2l7 WEST. The PicrepOnt-
~ Six light rooms and bath modern I'm
provements rent, $50. allowances.
~ TH.ST.. WEST.-Eiegant suites OF
~ apartments OF large rooms and BATH
in the WCStpark, Nos. 42l.423 West 6Ith-
rents $40 to SIS per month. Inquire nc
premises. or owner. No. 40 Fast 92d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
Titp Real estate for Sale.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Gitp Real estate Go fet.


r OFFS, with power, rs by 90; with yard
IL room for lumber. sos and sos East
20th.sL
@ Torres, studies, Ofices In the very Dc.
- sirable new buildings Just completed
covering entire block, Madison.ave. beth
ana 9Th SITS. steam heat upper rooms
have desirable north light; janitor on prem
fsss.
ITO LET.-Lofts, SO IT. by 20 IT,, steam
i elevator with or without steam power
GEO. B. EDDY. S99 MsdisOn.st.
I'VE HAVE STILL some good space in
w our factory 70 let TO manufacturers OF
any kind, with or without power Come
and see building before space Is all taken {;
splendid Inducements. Also large yards
fsr atone, coal or lumber mon. Good busi'
NEw.YORK LUMBER AND WOOD
WORKING CO..
134th.st and Ale1andefave.
ORR WARD, 81 CHARLES.sT.-5 rooms,
~ bath, hot and cold wat0F sanitary plumb;
ing pent S35. Inquire ON premises or lee
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GRAIY AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

petroleum prices unchanged 90 6e5 per gallon
In New York and 075 IN Philadelphia and Baltimore
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flats 90 fet. Aufnrnisbeo q,

nESIRAyI.E Sd fat. rooms. private
~ bail sanitary plumbing newly pa
perod and painted ianltor on premises
$50 West 22a-st.
L'LATs 10 LET IN the
GORDON.
spth-.s and 9thsye.j . rooms; fnst con.
pletsdi ali aeeorStsa and improvements ;
tentz nem go V ESQ per month. inquire
81 GORDON Bros. On promises, o. ishitor.
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domestic 5ituations iuanteo


Males.
I PULLMAN. by young men Tor all
" kinds OF work, TO be generally useful,
indoors and outdoors city or country farm
garden milking, care Of horses, &c. FOR
moderate wages. At 1873 9th, ave. doors
above 10th.st. PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU.
II SEFUL.MAN and COOK.--By thorough,
" competent experienced cook; city or
country, public or private best reference
for honesty, temperance willing and able
70 please. Ready at the HOME BUREAU,
l35 Oth.ave., Floyds.
| ! SEFUL-MEN.- BY young colcred men;
- walt and tend be generally useful
horses and driving; reference, and trust;
R9rlhy. 1913 Oth.ave.. near l0Jh-st. HOME
BUREAU.
| SEFU Imam. BY a young Swede thor.
" Oughly understands the care OF horses
Gao miGI. do .laln garden work; willing and
0bllging city or county, bes' OF reference.
con or address DlEERfCHS. los w. 42d-St.
u ALET. by a competent young Swiss
Frcnchman; hTst-Class references. Call
or address IA East 33d-st
WAITER or DEIVER.-By a colored man
w 2l9 West 6lst-st.
WAITER by a colorrd man in a private
w family city reference. Call or address
]. T.. A.. G. West 35th-Ht.
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for Sale.

A LOT OF lithographiC cOlorcd inks bought
"A ~ -hcrllTs sale. also steam and hand
presses less hhan half cost, lSAAC'S, 80
l'sckmIu-St.
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IopNG L1Dy's MAIlp,;-By . ~ S"af y
Farops II wanted Address NJ Do sss
Rreaawax.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-17
The Union IPacific's Debt.

WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator
Frye today introduced his bill of last session
to provide for settlement of the claims of
the United States, growing out of the issue
of bonds to aid in the construction of the
Union Pacific railroad and branches. The
bill provides for a new issue of bonds to the
government, secured by mortgage upon ali
the property of the company, to be paid In
80 years.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-17
FORTUNES LITERALLY SUNK IN HOLES.
Mining Again To Be Begun on the
cogebic and Menomenee.
Powerful syndIcates Expect to Find
Wealth In the Mines,
Which Swallowed the Savings Of the
Farmer, Tradesman and Widow.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. December 16-Three
years ago mining craze. with John E. Bur-
ton at its head, ragged in Milwaukee and
swept through Wisconsin. Minnesota and
Northern Illinois. Ruin and bankruptcy
followed in its wake, and although Burton
stuck 1t out until less than two years ago, he
finally went down with the crash. Fortunes
were literally sunk in holes in the ground
all along the Gogebic and Menomenee
ranges. The money came from the farmer,
from the small tradesman, from the widow
and the orphan, no class being exempt from
the craze. When the collapse came, their
money was swept away, and mining stocks
which had been purchased for dollars could
be purchased for mere song. But these
early spectators laid the basis for fortunes
which are yet to be made, for the wealthy
corporation, the million dollar syndicate and
the combination Of untold capital are in the
field. Thousands Of shares were gobbled up
6y willy spectators for few dollars during
the great depression which followed the coli
lapse. Recently there have been some big
sales OF iron mines, and the purchasers have
been corporations and syndicates with
plenty of money with which to operate and
develop mines: Among the mines which
porations and syndicates are the Aurora,
Superior, Iron Belt and Ashland, on the
Gogebic range the Buffalo, South Buffalo,
Queen, Prince of Wales and Youngstown, in
the Menomenee range, and the Dunn, Ar
menia and Chaplin, in the Marquette. All
these mines will be worked next season. and
the result will be that the shipments of ore
will be more than double those of this year.
One of the mines recently purchased was
the Aurora, on the Gogebic range. Osten-
sibly the purchase was made by an indepen-
dent company, but it is claimed 1t was really
the Wisconsin Central Railway that enniDDed
the mine. Last year the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western road hauled 100000
tons, while the Wisconsin Central got only
about 100000 tons The purchase Of the
mine Is made for the purpose of giving this
immense shipment of ore to the Wisconsin
Cantral
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-17
MR.. FRYE VOTED NO
When the Senators Decided to Take
a Christmas Vacation.

WASHINGTON, December 16-Among the
petitions and memorials presented in the
Senate today were one for the admission OF
Wyoming as a state; one in favor of the
Blair educational bill and several for the
passage of the Sunday rest BILL
Among the bills introduced and referred
were the following:
By Mr.. Cockrell, providing for an assistant Sec
retary of war.
BY Mr.. Henderson, for woman suffrage in all
Mr. Platt offered resolutions making
changes and additions in the personnel of
the committees which were argeed to as fol-
lows:
Immigration-Messrs Chandler (chairman),
Eale and others.
Quadro centennial, select committee-Mr. His
cock, chairman.
Indian depredations-Mr. Moody, chairman.
Mr.. Mitchell offered resolution, which
was agreed to, instructing the judiciary COM
mlttee to inquire and report whether Chinese
laborers who have never been in the United
States or who, having been here, have left
the country, may, under the existing legisla-
ton, be permitted to enter the United States
for the sole purpose of transit across the
same. either with or without authority from
the Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.. Mitchell
offered a resolution which was referred to
the committee on foreign relations, calling
on the President for copies CT all the diplo-
matte correspondence between the United
States and the government of China since
the passage of the Chinese exclusion act,
having reference to that act.
Mr.. Call offered resolution, which was
referred to the judiciary committee. as to
the constitutional right OF Charles ). Wayne
appointed district Judge of the northern dis
trict of Florida, to exercise the duties of
that Office without confrmatory action by
the Senate.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration
of executive business. After the doors were
re-opened a concurrent resolution for the
holiday recess from Thursday, December 10,
to Monday, January 6, was agreed to. Mr.
Frye voted in the negative. A message from
the House, announcing the death Of Repre-
sentative Edward j. Gay of Louisiana, was
laid before the Senate. AS a mark of re-
spect the Senate, at $3.50, adjourned until to-
morrow
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-17
GEN ERsl N EW 8.

The meeting of the ball players Brother.
hood began in New York yesterday.
Twelve hundred miners of Walston and
Adrian, Pa, are out of work owing to dis
agreement about wages. A stubborn con-
test Is looked for.
Skehokio Jugilli, the Japanese, who killed
his fellow countryman in New York was
yesterday sentenced to death by electricity
some time in February next.
CLARK Sc Cowles's building at Plainville
Ct, was barned last night. THE buiidinn
was used for manufacturing purposes and d
persons are thrown out Of employment.
A PASSENGER train was derailed in the
suburbs OF Chicago yesterday and four per
sons were reported killed. The report was
not confirmed and was denied by the offi-
cials. ~ wy o'---
The grand jury has brought in bill
against Gilman 7. Robinson, late registrar
oi Brown University. son OF ex-President
robinson, charged with embezzling 5000 OF
the college funds.
Two hundred and fifty white 'longshore-
men struck on the National Line pier in
new YORK yesterday because they would
not work with c0lored men. Their places
were soon filed and work went on as usual.
W.T.. Gilbertson, aged Is, was stabbed and
fatally injured in New York Sunday night
by Patrick White. Both men had been at
tentiye to the same woman and jealousy has