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The exercises at the Central school yes
terxlay were unusually bright and inter
.-sting. Whittier and Franklin were the
themes. Next Friday afternoon there will
he q lincoln proGraInme.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Try Peckover's new line of imported
and domestic cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Nathan d Linslcy sold loo shares Z"
Mildred stock yesterday at 10 cents.
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From the New York Weekly.
Stranger: 81 notice your name is De-
Million. Are You related To the wealthy
DeMilliou of New York ?"
Poor hut respectable DeMillion: ~ am
"A distant relation. sir"
s.Iudeed? How distant"
swell. sir, a. distant as they can keep
me, SIR"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

A new organization was started i'm town
last night. Its membership and objects
are secret. IL name will be- 1.-The Sympo-
sium ~ its motto "A Feast of Reason and
a Flow of Soul" The society is said Ia
he very select.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

George Savage has reccivesia letter from
the Butte gymnasts stating that they
would come down and look over the GYM
nasium and it's atheletcs on February II,
providing the weather was favorable and
the trains running on time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Bali inritntions and society printing ere-
crted in an artistic manner at the Stand
a. rd Office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

An entire new line of imported and do
niestic cigars at
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08
a Natural Feeling.

From EisTh.
Brown: "Are you sorry you stole those
mince pies ?'
Little Johnny: "No. dad. Sorry I eat
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Houses for rent or sale i'm all parts of
b city. Enquire at the Anaconda Real
Estate agency.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

The case of f.. A. kesGnpuist vs.. A.
Peterson for the recovery of IL COW and
A decision was rendered against the
plaintiM.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08
ABOUT THE CITY.

Ths, adjourned meeting Of the common
council will he held this evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Saloon fixtures for sale cheap, Inquiry
at Judge Fitzgerald's office, corner FRS
anl Oak streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Grants Cough Syrup for sale by A. T.
Player. druggist, corner First and Main
treefs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08
Wanted.

man, six years experienced; good book
keeper. Address j. -. W., STANDARD of
flee.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

l.. Lillis Of New York. thc manufacture
of the famous Cuban Blossom cigar. has
been i'm town the past two days.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Fred Pcckover il making an immense
success with his monthly prize drawing
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

A secondhand Remington No. . Type
writer. Apply to j.. A.. g., STANDARD
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Extra fine bananas and sweet oranges
at pcckovcr's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08
The Philosophy Ut Il.

FROM lie.
Miss Bleeker-You English have some
absurd customs. Now, there's no Justice
and no sense-no rhyme and no eason-
i'm primoRcniture.
Lord Bondhunter-Oh. l don't know
how. It's just like this, you see: "First
come, first served"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08
a strong Man.

From the Commercial Traveller.
Young Hopeful: "Say, pa. you must he
N pretty strong man."
Father: "Tolerably So, my son; toler-
ably so. What makes you think so ."
Young Hopeful: Cause Uncle John
says he went out with you the other night
and you could carry the biggest load of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08
Attention Comnra.i.~.

NttenttDu NDhsTtsstt~.
All ~ex-soldiers and sailors who are m
terested i'm the Services. pension bill ar,
requested To meet at Days hall. Saturday.
February 4, at . I'D y. M. sharp.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Join J. G.. keppler's home watch club
andget Z ull value for your money.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

"Eor Sale" aud To Rent" cards at the
:" Standard office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

bookkeeping. p~enmanship and art
work at Trips Institute.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

Peckovcr receives fresh cream candies
every week. Try his caranlels and choco-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08
Wanted.

To buy old clothes. Parties having old
clothe To sell will get we'll paid for them
by addressing p. -. box 5Ts Anaconda,
Mont.
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Gail at the Standard" office for neal
ommerci0f printing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
Registration Notice.
OFTIcE OF raE CITr CLERE.
City OF Grand Rapids, Kent County. Mich. :
March l.. leSJ.


City OF Grand Rapids, Kent County. Mich.
March l., les0
To the Ele tors OF the City OF Grand Rapids;
TAKE EOTICE-The following locstions / n
tnr respective wards ana precincts Inert Of
n tn Ci-y II Grand Rapids. are respect gely
dcs natea and Gpp0tntc 81 tie piac Tor 7 se
u.g o the Board OF ktglstfatioa al The
q - 81 GRAND Rapids. for the purp $ OF the
registration Of the qualified eiec o Of the
said City Of Grand Rapids. for The alnual
charter election - be held on the nrst hoA-
dav IL April. a. ID. 1890. VIZ:
/ ir>t Waga. First preclnct-A0 IS Granoyiile-
.Ntnl-. 81 said q ".
Frst ward. second precinct-5S South D.
vision street. ia said city.
>ego ward-NO. ~ Fountain street, Hart
man bls-x.' ia 50 city.
Third ward-Engine House. Lagrave sire Z.
la SAID city.
Fourth ward. First precinct-walkeT's store.
No. -OI East Bridge street. in said e ~.
Fourth ward Second prrciDct-Engine
House. Crescent avenue IN said cits.
Eifib Va films Hall, No. -. Piainfeld
aNeru', ia said city.
* ward-O.d Engine House Oh Sc-ibnor
street. north of Leonard str 81. in said city.
evenih wafd-Engine II use. corner OF
second and Front streets "a saiG city.
Egnth wsrd-"Turner Hsll' Jefferson street
sinh ward-No ls2 West Fulton street. in
Teath ward-At Building Of Herman J.
Grebe No. ~ Jefferson avenue. in said city.
And the said Board OF Registration or said
N y
glne House. La2Tave street. in sa hiIo
ward, and al said ''Iur er haN. Sefersou
street. IN said Eighth wa d. and Al ssid ..
s. WtS Fulton street ir said Ninth ward .auc
nj al said BuId.rg of Herman }. Grebe'
70. 70; Jefferson avenue. ln said city.
in sad Tenth ward on the Thursday.
riday and ~atu urtss next preceding tie day
Of said annual cnarter election. 10 wit; On
Thursday. April 3. A. ID. ls9i. frtay. April I.
4 - l-9l. ami on Saturday, ApTil s. 4. u. lssf.
from > oclocA In the forenoon 10 , o'clock IN
. Of ~ fHs
surpose 4 the e-regisiratiOn 81 tae quail
fed elccio : of said 1hird. Eighth. Ninth and
frnth wards respectively. and thst said Bosfd
Of kesds-Tsflon Tor said city. viii meet AID tt
in session ar the respective places above das
gnated for the First, Second. I u ~. Fifth.
SIKH and seventh wards of 5 I'd city. 38d the
respective precincts thereof. on lntay. Afrii
: Iso0. and Saturday. April 5. lSs1. from
O'cl ocN In The forenoon 20 0'ciQrs III the az
ternoon OF each OF said t.ga DAYS. for the pur-
pose of registering the qualified tors % The
: o. iast named wares Of said cts, sl Tor tie
pur. ose OF making a perfect lisi. as near r.
nav oe Of all perS 5ns residing 3D. t1e said ten
wards Of the city Of Grand hap'as. who ar
qualIle electors under the coEsittIi on and
ws o. tn said tate Of Michigan. and en-
.iti TO vote ~ said elections.
dwdrd II. stein. Cornelius ctrykcr.
Ronert Sproul. Jotn T.. Cre4Ie
simeon l.. Baldwin. Albert r. erex,
Ffuard O' ncnDei Andrew J ~febb.us.
rrcs Sanders Hlr.ru IS Miller.
NJ lam H. stokes. .Icrem mIah ii.Andcrson
Frank 4. Ro1ZeTS. Joseph L.uiner.
Loui. l.. Launiere. Is1sc =. turner.
Board 81 Reg stTation OF ihe said City of
Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
THE BERLIN LABOR CONFERENCE.

The representatives OF the various
labor organizations of New York are
somewhat disappoin ted that they have
not so far received an invitation to at
tend the Berlin Labor Conference
which is to meet in that city about the
middle of March. Samuel Gompers.
President of the American Federation
OF Labor. in an interview with the
writer Yesterday suggested tue prob
able exclamation of this. lie said
When .he Swiss Conference. now
given up. was projected. I wrote 10
Washington asking II our Government
had been invited to participate. 7 was
informed that u bad not. then wrote
20 tho Secretary % the Swiss Confer
ence asking the reason for this. lie re-
piled IN effect that the General Govern
nent OF the United states had no ior.s-
diction over tho various labor bodies OF
tue country. sgch as had the individu al
states. and hence the United State
delegates would not fairly represent
American labor
lie also said THAT shoud the
General Government assume such jurfs
dicgon Invitations 20 future Labor cen
'erence would be duly EXTENDED.
take it taat the reason Hhy the nited
states has no. beeninvited q send de p
gates % Berlin is for the reason out.
lined above. J NAV add, however.
said Nr. Gompers hat the America
rsioration OF Labor. while taking no
formal action. faro~s tse confersrre
as promoting go0d aud certainly dong
no harm
DErzw As = FrEsTDEETTAI rossTsILlTT.
Cnarnce7 NJ Deper's so srdness il,
avoiding eatenrletasnt. thss ssus
IL beset rTominsnt msn wao sre thf
victims of their poiitlea. friends has a
ready passed into proverh Rare
does any sentence faIl frcu hs 80
that the neesnanors ~ his rolifi-al g.
caairtarces can grasp a. - feresAsioe
ing his ow7 poi tics' p-i-nes o. snhi
fors Jast sbogt this M vbsn t5e
geas ner G. oot1 parties a1i tasw-s
% srs b7 aa3 iitt.e a-s tsfElne s-a
sec atirr a. - fte Hcss - for
1922. Ne Depaw doe Sis la-s'l He
eiil be uz3e nsstfer -and ts-e rc-
cstspsw. 81 "a kn0rs - srd it vi ts
vsrv irtgs resthsr Indeed Fhsn r.
ssrreHdars BIS hf7a iuaep< <ras-cs
Ore of The mesr s-dsat p3i seal es-s
naigns-s - TBS ssrly 2 stage c. tas F-ss
idesr.al sessc7 Is relo-sI r iost 2.
Shere-s tha e6 ts- ~ Sc Ea al
Express g. phfsrerea -at t-s lo-
onel eae lsl eres IL sss Rcn5
l.se u-szinqs7 % = ~ frsf ns~sps-er
Uan n tns eornt-v to e7T 90 IA
brssgs - barner - Derew a. tae sa--
eesxor 81 Harrison Bceersr t-8e -
otherwise -u-or 1sT - II as ress3s
St - osits .erssin skss ChsanesT taxes
vsrv zoo6 are tast - enoosrszsr1e
shalI ae riv~- = - schswe He ever
So - tAs svsro.cs of tie great sai-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

azkss the sa1s az business. a. later
sa-s q sohrlety forced poa ntE % beg
z2rly iu Becs niosity. TIE unfortauAte
naa. sore sith rhssn&tlsms VIC wants
- 20 - ALs fAllly IN Ns~ JERSEY 3
{ give tAs ul2s dollar for .oks tnzE
- torn .. an1 behold ss Las 2Ply
nsEt dsy Of q hundred mere. ap9 Is
never relieved q rhsuDsEsU And asY-
sr goes 70 Ns- Jersey
TIE ksnuins tri2l IS the access ltg o
Eeturn-Bg matter that = sartn prlnsLng
sols OF Is that = t.r 90 good 60 ~ar-
rant ths necessity. u = . compliment
81 The ; gdgs. as vel As - is con
tri outofs. - say that ninety per cent
of ne matter rscsl we'd bears esidenee u
iudznlsnt 4nd thoaght znG has feIleity
o. ex preston speaking Of both prose
al verse. once IA shlle an article
comes that ls 4b0minabls IN its lgnor-
snce and whose huuOr IS eommensur-
stely inIudiclOGs, but with two excep-
tions IN Eve years The Judge" has re-
celget nothing 50 coarse or ~ith such =
double meaning that the most fAstid-
ious might not read L. Why is so much
good matter returned? Because there
Is no place % pat il in Az the most. the
paper viii hold only q certain amount.
and IL all the good matter were accept
ed and used ne should have 10 print
weekly paper OF hundreds instead OF
sixteen pages Because IL is not exact
ly suitable In all cases. Because We
have previously accepted matter
OF the same kind. A dozen
reasons. any one OF which ought TO 90
sufficient. even 10 the sensitive writer.
but. | an afraid. mono OF which is. A
very bright young lady writes me III
you return the poem, please do not put
in that nasty little slip. IL makes me
mad The little slip reads ." The
Judge is Obliged 20 return much excel
lent matter. because IL is impossible TO
find room for it," IL is kind, and IL in
dicates a compliment but 1t makes
others mad as we'll. III You get so
much good matter" says a Brooklyn
critic. with good natured spitefulness,
why don't you put some OF il in your
paper?"
A trial OF momentous woe is the great
amount of accepted matter on hand.
look a. IL with = shudder.
EuEnnpx
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

-, .' slieI .',s ,ln - Detroit ana EaSf fgs
fa.s paf.pI - between Detroit aud Grand
..S5p,d IS.ns leaving Detroit l,2S m ana
daily except Sund 5v ''N "Ai'a' ''iHf Trans
a. ALsQUIsr. Ticket AGENT. Depot; Geo. w.
MuSsoSt Union flcket Agent rs Aonr0s-st
Gro. Z. swrTH. Gen. Aef. rand Rspiss. VI
a. CtRrrNrrE TraTc Manager !. B, MUTT
ky. General Mana e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
Editor Oregon Experience.

The Judge reaches m average o..
thirty contributors a day. Those en-
veiopes which have a batch OF jokes or
suggestions, anywhere from 3 " 20 Atty.
count as one Perhaps two-th irds Of
these favors are IN verso. The other
third $ made up or manuscript from
thrce pages 20 a hundred pages long.
The contributions come probably half
from New forkers. city and State. The
other half originates with every other
STATE. the territories and canada, with
frequent matter from various parts OF
England. France and Ireland. and a
snail amount from New AMI old Next-
CO. and from tho more southern portion
or the Continent Jhe regular army
sends in i-s armg joiJe al intervals and
the dialect fevev has broken out ali
over. though especially in the south.
often 70 the relief OF the sufferer and
the beneat OK the reading public.
Z suppose we have on our books as
least fltv contributors OF reading mat
fer with As many postofice addresses
ard this eetimate leaves out the STAT
writers and the contri blrors 20 she art
dsrartweut. Of course no writer draws
isr-e sum. the paper being neces-
ssrilv made up o. briefs the most wis
o. humor n tae smallest pare So far
a. tbe reading ustter e concerned. 50
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

tor. The other G2y when TIE Celonel
called - the AsN \ Aork Csn-ral exneeS.
Nr neuex wzs c10se1e3 With cRe - the
NAadsroilts by and ~ hs came out
ana Seeing ne distinguished eo IA
the ante room. held up BIS hsna IN .
9epree4iing way. and SAD. = e@naot
see yea to-day; ! hass Ret the tine.
Bat despite his nOaesty, Re sil
probably continue - De regarded -
among the possi bilities Said mem
Der o. ne MsnA2tten Athlstle cleo yes
teTdsy
"DsDew and Ingers0A very often
drop ia al the cab rooms ana sh~n
they % ibey generally manage % ind
sn opportunity FOR chat las one Of
the most entertaining things IN the
world - hear them. Their talk takes a
vide range sometimes and IL i hard 70
tell which Is ahead. Occasionally IN
gersol will drop into q sarcastic sein.
especially Il religion should happen %
be touched upon, and II Is astounding 10
hear how he can quote ScFipiare " hea
he Is "a the midst OF It's most elosueRt
Trades. Depsw Nill just sit b. AID Is
ten ~lth quiet smile putting In sen
tencs now and then SO that lnge soil
shsn't have things all his own Way.
He's the only man ! ever heard who
could hold his own with the great inh-
del Ingersoll's torrent OF al .ecIives has
no more effecton him than 50 many little
puffs Of wind. Ihaye seen half dozen
mem bers stand near listening while
Ingersoll WAS hurling quotation after
quotation al the head OF the smiling
Depew, who looked as II he thought 10
merely fac piece OF acting"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

a. frFrs ll lSss
Fer Muss e.. Lr IA l.Isam -s,<8pm
IF1B AFlI. ia .ssm ssls I'm
Ilii oasn tick 81, a. isIi Information can bs
Lea 10 calling Upon a timQmsi. HcS 4 azent
a Ntf.ot o. u u. @N seas ulon tlokeI Aernt.
az Men4os-Si- L. anc .Iass Mich
& J. LoCt a. tsea Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
,Jok. Wave, and Fond Parents.

Every American is 10 greater or
less extent 4 humorist. Therefore the
supply OF humorous matter coming TO
the editorial desk OF Life" is unfaiI-
ing and il becomes more a question OF
what TO keep out than what 10 put in.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
MICHICAN CENTRAL

aa-SlS ~ others dntY except >undav
1aklns euecf sunday july iS lss.
oietplhg cars run on Pscidc and Atlantic Ex-
dresses 70 ana IRON Detroif-Paror ears run
On On Das ehpress ana Grand Rap.ds Express -
and IRON Detrot--Dlrecf connections made -
Detroli With an through trains Fasi-Tickeis
on sale at Union Ticket once g. NouroeSt
and ~ Union dsnof
lREp v. BHiGes. Cent Art o5 Morroe 81
CIV. krFg.EI -. y. na J. ACt chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

fhat the Judge" cFe-- sr-sN sncour-
s<eusnt especially = - wri sers - prose-
art or ths --her hsnd vrrv -crsi6s~s q -
sruis s-s pad To- special s-ticlsg. az
fsir-~- .rr rn- tnrt-rru ~
the .xrrerara FOR 80 regn A. 1l1a hsr
- he ~EadTs" occasionally stsrtlss
the counting ~oor'-
TIE trials ~ he 81 rcr o. sstiricsl
reekiT Vel thsrs vas former
rbe mar vho Insisted 81 res6inE h-s
n-asser. vita rroper orstcricsl eject.
but he merely isavss his manuscript
ro~ The nan - - 'a1rT sferT.
vho thinks is = he Isrgrr rcrt - Tour
business - sten 20 kfr snd lsnEh
Vhsn gca waas - cry ous Re dad
"a. kaAftuaI c-ddlsr AZ sekes vic
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
DEIRoIE G. Il. tyD NLwAUEEL

TllNlt. SUNDAY IS excepted -lisiit-
bftfoit express auo evening express bafo
laItoI car - arhr1. zud make direct counee-
!" J. ~ i,eii iell i'f aI points Easi-
,tAPfff leaving ~ iN.lf D. u hss wagner
- i,hs ~ 10 Detroit. arr. fifg in Dfirei-
Morning express AUD Grand - srfGs express
have psrio cars afL4rHra
Through railroad tickets and ocean tfean.
Ship lichffs ahn siecpIn. ear berfbs SECURED ~
T.. 81. u. - ONCE 2 MOI roe 81 aud ~ tie
depot
JNo. y. LNi 70, faIc 81 rfT. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
CHICAGO A MEsI IlCHIGAN-TRAFNs
arrive al ane depa iron tnion Depot

DAILY fDaiy except sunday 'Halx a.
ce4t naiNraaA- thAiis except Aauday
ihf'-tA f~rioF coach g. Chicago on ~ d.
M 4 n--iio extra charge fol saafs
iht t-1y a. lI- & q n c4lsis isfi4r 81 dav esarb
e aho smoker f4la lirsus - Chicago SOLID
4arVhsA clfn1lhatloH sIeruiur aud rhafr
prrSs trains.
night Egprcss IrliHs
-. q. Cakf8N1 1ER IraDc Manager.
hittlaN A. GAvr asst cen pg~s trgTf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
pANA AND cLrvrLANp nEKr.

There was rather interesting fve
minutes on Park Row the other after
noon. IL was Just s o'clock when there
emerged from the Office OF the sun"
a broad d-shouldered, vigorous locking
man OF about GS with his oyercoat but
toned snugly around his form. IT was
Charles A. Dana. He stepped into the
crowd, and as he did so almost brushed
elbows with = man OF great corpulency
who were a bristling mustache. shiny
elk bat and an overcoat tapping in the
breeze. 1t was Grover Cleveland A
great many people saw the two men
within few feet OF each other and
watched them as they clim bed the ele-
waited railroad steps and took an up
town train. Mr.. Dana reached the train
frst pumped himself in a vacant seat
and was followed directly by Mr.. Cleye-
land, who took the only other uncccu-
pied seat which happened 20 place tho
great men directly opposite one an
other. They glanced burriedly at each
other, then quickly buried their heads
in their newspapers, and the train went
rsttling on. There was no comment
Not word was spoken. and the only
variation OF the monotony was by ne
guard whistling in a low musical oice,
They never speak as they pass by"
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-14
A GREAT BANK.
What I. w. Hellman is Doing in the
Bay City.

Bay City.
A San Francisco paper says:
The annual meeting of the Nevada
bank was held at IL O'Clock this morn
ing. There was very full representa-
ton of stock.
The following directors were elected
John w. Mackay, James L. Flood, Lewis
Gerstle, Isaias w. Hellman, Henry F.
Allen, G. De Guigne, Robert Watt, Levi
Strauss, D. N. Walter, H. L. Dodge and
John F. Bigelow.
Isaias w. Hellman was reelected
president, John F. Bigelow vice-presi-
dent, D. B. Davidson cashier and George
Grant assistant cashier.
Mr.. Hellman made report in which
he said:
The net earnings for the first quarter
commencing April LIST to July LIST were
$34, 1850; for the second quarter COM
mencing July 1st to October LIST, $780,
675.11, making total of undivided
profits now on hand of $95, 651.91.
1t was decided at the meeting, on
recommendation of Mr.. Hellman, to
open an agency in London at once.
The accountant presented a report
showing the assets of the bank to be &c.
III 1882. IL, and the deposits to be 81, 692,-
455.43. Mr.. Hellman stated that the
profits for the six months will go into
the surplus, and no dividend will be
declared until this has reached colos-
sal sum.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-14
NEGOTIATING A TREATY.

New Foundland Anxious to Establish
Trade With the United States.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-R. Bond, col
Onial secretary of New Foundland, has
been here for week or more, preparing
the way for the negotiation of a fishery
treaty between New Foundland and the
United States. He has been instructed
by the British foreign Office and by the
New Foundland government to submit
q proposal to Sir Julian Pauncefote for a
tariff arrangement whereby American
fishermen may obtain all the bait they
want, and have all the privileges of trad
ing and selling fish oil, ETC., and getting
supplies without other charges than
lighthouse dues, etc.
In return, all he asks is, that the pro-
duce of the New Foundland fisheries
and crude minerals from that country,
such as copper and iron, shall be admit
ted duty free in the United States.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-14

LONDON, Oct. 13.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press says: English wheat is shillings
below August prices and undersells i'm
ported wheat. Foreign wheat is selling
freely. California recovered Cd of the
September decline and others Sd. This,
in the face of the colossal imports, in
dicates the strength of the market.
The large quantity in passage only men
aces trade for the next three months.
Contracts for later deliveries are small,
and before the winter is over there will
be deficiency rather than an excess.
Maize is offered at 23s. At today's
market wheat was steadily held; Cali
fornia I'd better than last week. Maize
frmer.
Barley had fair sale. Oats, slow.
Good barley and fine -four, especially
American patent and straight, closed
dearer.