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The Rhode Island Nationalist.

The nationalist party of Rhode Island appears
for the first time in state campaign in Rhode
Island, and has placed a state ticket in the
field as follows: For governor, Franklin L.
Burton of Providence; lieutenant governor, Jas.
Jefferson of Johnston; secretary of state. John
W. Loftus % Johnston: general treasurer,
Randall A. kennison of Pawtucket
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR co.. Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT, BEING KNOWN AS PREMIsES Nh
1913 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, BIZ ACC-


By virtue of deed Of trus. sven to M and duly NJ
corded in liber No. 1895. folio 49, one OF the
land records OF the District Of Columbia the
request Of the party secured thereby. viii oer
sale BY pubic suction. IN mont OF the premises,
1891, ut HAlF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK the following
real estate situate in the city Of Washinstor
In the District Of Columbia. 10 wit All that certain
piece or parcel Of land and IFeses Known part Of
original lot Sven ca In four hundred
enfy seven (4ls) contained in the following metes
and bounds: Beginning for the same on 9TH street
northwest, in said city, thirty c10 feet north from
the corner Of said lot. theme north twenty
co feet thence east fortynve fess and sixty
one hundredths Of foot as 6510o r. thence south
four 0 feet thence east feet and seventy
line of said lot thence south sixteen ldD thence
west ninety feef and thirty ons-hundreths
Of foot t $500 Il. 70 the bexinnine shown oy
deed dated January % l66 recorded in hbsf X. NJ H..
AZ page l5S thereof toothee with all the improve
ments. ways. esseneuts, riGfts. privilege end APP
purchases 70 the sano boiongng. in snyWlse ap
Tsrms Of sals lover snd above an incussbrance Of
u 100 due Decembsr - 1eD1. with interest - the
rete q pr -ent pr annum. may be assumed by the
purches With interest," fom the day Of sae; Cash or
ped with in Aftssu days from the day Of sale other
srty the risk and cost Of tbs dsfsuting purchase
AFTER hve days advvTtissnent OF such resale m come
newoPeper publinhed in Waahinstoo. ID. Q. deposit
Of 600 required q the time Of sale. An conveyanc-
tnG end rocoeosng q purcAsseg'e coet-
0EODsE 4 EA4O{a
NAR38N =. WA11OUo,
fo4ZA60 Trustoaa
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La Blanche Barred From the Ring.

The directors Of the California Athletic Club
on Tuesday night decided that the recent tight
between Young Mitchell and Geo. La
Blance, the Marine. was not to the satisfaction
of the club and declared it of and barred In
Blance and his seconds from further appear
ance in the ring.
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Bishop BOwman's Friends Stand by Him.

Bishop BOwman's Friends Stand by Him.
The Bowman branch Of the evangelical con-
ference yesterday adopted resolutions to join
the great majority Of sister conferences in the
declaration that the trial and suspension of
Bishops Bowman and Esher were wicked farces,
and are therefore, consequently null and void,
and deserve no respect. The resolution adop-
conduct Of our bishops in discharging their
duties So faithfully and fearlessly il spite of
vehement opposition and measureless vituper-
alton. The bishops viii be indicated by civil
and ecclesiastical tribunals, by history and by
providence. We thank God that he has en-
abled Bishop, Bowman to bear with calm
Christian fortitude the indignlty TO which he
was publicly subjected by the trustees of the
Ebenezer Church and their fellow conspirators
among the preachers in closing the doors
against him.
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MASSACRE IN MADAGASCAR.
of Women and Children Tortured
to Death.

News of horrible massacre comes from Mad
agascar. Ramiasatra. governor of the province
Of Belanonond, massacred 27s persons. includ-
ing men, women and children belonging to the
leading families. The slaughter continued for
several days. The agonies of the victims were
in many cases protracted. Sometimes their
limbs were gradually dismembered. their arms
were sawed of and their bodies were thrown to
the dogs. Many Of the women were outraged.
The survivors were forced to erect q trophy
composed of the heads of the victims. Popular
fury has caused the government TO announce
that the offender will be punished.
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FCTl RE DAYS,
THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

'rHoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
Ny AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY MARCH
SEVENTH 1881. COMMENCING AT TIN
OCLo,K. EMBRACING EvERY Description
OF Hoi SEHoLD EFFECTS. AMONG WHICH
Two flecsnt Turkish Psrlor Suites upholstered in
Imported Rugs with Plush Trimming: Very Hand
some Parlor Suites. 10th and old hand
Elegant Coucles. tasy and Fancy Chairs several
Fine French Plate Mirrors, Fine St-ifway Piano.
In Perfect order. BoarlInan baby Piano.
IN nne condition, several Square Pianos, a nuiI4u-r
Of very Superior Walnut Marble Top Chamber
Suites. Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and
Boosters, Oak. Ash aud Painted Chamber Eurni-
tnre. IN separate pieces SIX Sideboaris, number
OF Extension Dining Tables Dining Chairs, Cninn
and rlass ware. ar,re nni.ber Brussels Car.ets
Stoves. &c, to-et her with about 0O separate lots
Of valuable household goods.
ALSO. Al IL O'CLOCK,
fof q gentleman leaving tue city. several Fine Oh
Paintings.
proof combination safe and ONCE furniture OF the
late York Alice.
ALSO. At TWELVE O'CLOCK,
About 200 bottles Capon bromo Lithia, late EPSON,
ST. Leon and other natural mineral waters. sold
on account OF disseminating tine business.
ALSO. Ar 1MELEE O'CLOCK
One elegant landau. by best maker IN rerfacf order
20 horses. suitable draft and other purposes
40 vehicles Of various kinds. VI them very hne
ulil- "
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Held for the Chester Tragedy.

The grand jury at Media. Pa, yesterday
found a true bill against Henry f. Schmidt and
his wife Caroline for the murder on the night
OF December last of the lat:er's sister, Emma
Phtzenmeyer. at Chester. Their trial has been
set for the I'D of this month
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RArCLIFFE. DARR 60. Anctionrrr,.
FUTURE DAYS.
A UCTIoN SALE Oh VALUABLE PEKsoNkI
"A PROPERTY.

On the farm in Alexandria County. Va, az rnil-s
from Georl-etoNn the n al leading lssiu
Bridge to Falls Cnurrh. : the former am
lniies iron. the latter place, on MEDNLSDAl, NAICH
ELEVENTH, 1871. al NINE SHARP. - lead II
Horses and Nues. > lOung k.ntul AZ Mules :, .rst-
class Work Horses. nne DRIVING HORSES. 81 head
Mich Cows. 1 Bull. , Farm WAGONS 8 Min Wagons
Farm Cart, Grain Drill MOVING Machine. rAy Te,d-.r
Cutting Boxes. Wheat Fan. Hay Frame. Corn Sh.i..r
P!ows. 1utlyatOrs harTuxs BggsI,s. Carriage hAT-
hess Saddles. Blacksmith Tools. lat every thing
found ON a well stocked farm.
Terms; credit nj slS months will he given ali
above S.. Ali under cash. 4 Discount OF 2 scr
all cash purchase $40 For further m
formation See JAS. T.. CLEMENTS. Attorney, 1921 n
IT. n.
mh4Ia' DE IASHMUTT BROS
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: BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
GREAT SALE OF HORSES, cARRIAGEs, HAIR
NESS 6c., a. Will he sold at the iazasr ,1il
Louisiana ave-, on SATURDAY MORNING, MAR,h
SEVENTH, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK,
Thirfy-fiye head of Horses and Mares some large
Draft Horses and some nrst rate Drivers.
ALSO
New Milk Wagon. New business Wagons, . New
Dayton Wagons. , New Buxsies ami l., Second
hand Wagons, fhaetons, bug.1es. Harness, Sc Nc
mh.D-2t r. BENSlNtrER Au,fIOt.,.r
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE ON KINGMAN PLACE NORTH

WEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust TO u.s. dated Angus; 10.
A. ID. lSs5. and reCorded liber lOt5. folio l43 q
OF the land OF the District VI Column
b and at :he written Request of the holder q the note
secured thereby. Nill sell ~ public suction. q
front of the premises. On MONDAY. the s1AIkEN III
DAl Of MARCH. A. ID. 1851. al IoUk O'CLOCK
r. NJ. the following described real estate IN the "
Washington. District OF Columbia. TO wit Ali Of sub
lot sj square al. plat recorded In the
veyors ofe sad District, improved by preIuisas
known NJ No. 1916 kingnlsn place.
Terms sale A DEPOSIT OF F.uU Will be required q
time Fifteen hundred dollars Of the urhass
money he paid in cash. balance in and yeafa
With interest," at Der centuln annun. psyaille
semi ANNUALLY. and s~ur~d by deed OF trust uon the
property sold all cash. At option of All
recording ,ey inz nj purcn cost 1~rus
OF sale implied with within days from tiIro
Of sale property Will be resoid and risk u
EDWARD ,. srELLwAGEN. Tru.tes.
1324 ct.
mh3-dkds KELLOGG buildinr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-05

Massachusetts Biennial Elections Defeated,
The Massachusetts house of Representatives
yesterday afternoon defeated the biennial
elections amendment to the constitution. The
constitutional amendment abolishing the poll
tax Is prerequisite to voting adopted
161 to IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-05

The big pontoon bridge across the Missouri
river at st. Charles, No, was totally destroyed
by the heavy flood and ice Yesterday and swept
down the river. Four men were carried away
with the wreck, but it is thought they will be
rescued. The damage will amount to about
5000 or $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-05

A special from Cincinnati saws: In an inter
view yesterday. it being her fifty-tirst birth
day, Sister Anthony said Gen. sherman was
baptized in that city by Bishop Purcell and that
she had charge Of his children upon that occa-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-05

Guilty Census Enumerators Sentenced.
Stephens and Baudett, the two Minneapolis
Clinn.) census conspirators, yesterday plead
guilty. stephens was sentenced to pay a fine
Of $4,000 and Baudett $1,000. The cases
against other census employees indicted were
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-05

Edward II. Moore Of Machiasport, Ne, .
member Of the Maine state board Of asricul,
ture, was 20 badly gored by bull in his barn
Tuesday night that he died yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-05

The board Of trustees Of yassar College met
yesterday. Only eight of the tweEty-niue
members were present. The proposition made
by the next-of-kin heirs of John Guy yassar
not to contest the will. so far as Vassar College
A resolution was adopted favoring the pro-
posed compromise. leaving to the attorneys
and counsel for the college all questions as to
details in carrying out the proposed settlement
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&c 1t is a scientific fact that
Royal Baking Powder is
absolutely pure.
tsH. A. MOTT, PHI. D., IL. D."
Late L. s. Go5SynrzcEf Cieni1
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


RADCLIFFE, pAER a 60. au-;ioregr..
IL $50 rsuna. ave NV
AssIGNEF's sALE ny AUCTION or STOCK OF
sTArir GRGCTRii's. C0NsisTISG il PAsr
cANSIp GOODS II GREAT VARIETY.
fsf1Bs sG sSir. 81 sS&.s slsu.
Md SSD WILLOW w,i Ass."An,
inda ancra ss~oruen, Of 1870 AZ A.. I% 9s
hh = Shli :, NO; sh9n Sssts, 80! NrLRANp
BOX. LAkGE.Sc.
HorsFHol y ~ RNIrrRE,
On rp, hh.,'S 81, MACON ANp hARNLss.
oCLoCk. Vii -.i a Ta,iiic Sa.iiSa ~ ,irtS- -.
hSs 2, = ";;sssna.eni .,,sn Al of
III s@t NJ - tSk sS - S i alo saa 4
aasr. NOR Ss. s 70 s'h invite the 'r'n Of
I Ik9Ms lash. THos Nj. FIELDS.
MAILER b. WILLIAMS a co..
Auotionsers.
lool PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
JAPANESE ART AT AUCTION
Owing to the inclemency Of the w.sther il WINS I'M
possible TO close the collection Of
JAPANESE CARVED worries. BRoNzrp.
OLD sATsUNA WARE AND COSTLY
SCREENS AS ADVERTISED.
We will Therefore make a continuation sale each day
this week at
ELEVEN AN. AND THREE PM
The stock very large and in it will be found almost
every Specimen Of
JAPANESE ART
Every lot offered will lie positively sold without ~
serve BE kind enough to note time Of sale viz
ELEVEN An. AND THREE PM,
Every day until this immense stock rs Disposed a.
Ladies especially invited to attend.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co,
ml-5-H Au,tione.rA
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Senator CaI,,. succ~sso,

The term Of Wilkinson Call as United States
Senator from Florida expired Yesterday with
the adjournment of the Fifty-frst Congress
The legislature which will elect his successor
meets on Tuesday. April Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-05

PREMATURE BALDNRss may be prevented and
the hair made to grow ON heads already bald by
the use OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
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THIS EVENING.

RoOK AND ART GALLERIES OF
~ hAlClIffE. DARR & CO., AUCTS..
F-U PA. Az T.
CATALOGUE SALE BY AUCTION OF
MISCELLANEOUS AND
ftM LAW b'.OKS
IN ADDITION TO
TIT MEDICAL LIBRARIES OF
DIS. TYLER AND FgfNCH
Al our book galleries. 80 la. ave n W, on WE'D
NEsDAl, TIL RSDAl AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
MARCH FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH. at SEYEN
O'CLOCK.
Books ready for INSPECTION and catalogues for dis
trbu,iOn Monday al 10 IA.
kATCLIFFE. DARR co,
feSo-d&ds Aucts.
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RATCLlFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
~ Eeu Penna- ave. NV.
SPECIAL SALE OF ALMOST NEW LANDAU.
LEITE, BEST MAKE. By PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE MAXI $50
CSTRkET NORTHWEST. SATURDAY. MARC III
SEVENTH. Al TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, BLING
THE PROPERTY OF GENTLEMAN LEAVING
THE CITY. RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.,
nlhD-St AucfiNnrers
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DOCK AND ART GALLERIES OF
- RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., AUCTs.
JOPA. AVE. NV.
MEDICAL LIBRARY, 81 kGICAL INsTkI-
MkNIS AND OFFICE FURNITURE or THE
LATE DIR WALTER BOWIE TYLER OF
GEnRGEToWN. d. G.
On WEDNESDAY,, THU RSDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, MARCHFoURTH FIFTH and SIXTH
At SEWN O'CLOCK. ~ TIE BOOK GALL RIEs or
kAIC1lfEE. DARN a Co. AICTlONEEliS geo
Pa .Nt. y. ". will sell 10y public auction the
Medical Books. Surgical Instruments Az belonging
to he estate OF the late DIR. Matter Bowie 1Sl.r
Terms cash. EM. n. sTANSbIRT.
Administrator.
Books ready for inspection and catalogues Tor ,str
button Monday a. 10 . CLOCK.
RA1CLIFFE. DARR & Co,
fe26 d&ds Anrf,on..rs
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RArCIIfFE, DARR a co. Anrtioneer-.
~ Ssu fennsy ~ AHA n ".

h Y,O r:nnsy ~ mia ave NV
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on MARY.
h aAAAnp A A,,I,NIl. BtIMEkN IHlRllINIh
oTTHALSI, BfINg horsE 10. lala MHEi,
on AH Trfnsn. al T TfhkMlsi Ar gii.N
TwENfi Six n, at fsLiTSS fork o "a. sn
We VIII sell IN MI Mn p n a. Ir ~ 11 he
SouARE ~. .ss' D
Fronting q feet inches III. side Of Maryland
avenue and improved bs r~o-story Brick Dwelling;
THs property Is on III. line Of the Bsitipore and
totiac railroad and is particularly aiAItd
Terms onelalf cash balance IN one and two Years.
snaa. non, 20, Ter zen. l snn1l,n ~, , ,e
tue IroJsrty or All da~h' a. I ~ .- % nt-' "a
d"posit OF 900 requir'-l AZ time Terms 10 10,
RESERVED 90 resell Property al TIE rsk aud ssi Of
M S s,.a,1n pn4s5 siss ~ day. e M
IssSiSd. kAfcnifffE 4 DkS Hiiss Co Ssc..
ss-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac.
MAkCH, at saline hour and pls.,e.
fest-dSis kArcLIfff, DARR Co. Auct-
ss-,THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER rosr-
SAS Sf MARCH, he TsaissF s sar 6 6lr All
plare; kATCLiftE. DAhR a CO. Nun
mht-d&ds Aucti,neers.
r ATcuFFE. DAhR 8 co. AuctiOnoers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THIRTEEN.
ASEYr E AND SIRE II s I'm THR MSEtLAAD
u on FsipA "a "a, A,T !, . MARCH sIxrH. at
in iront Of the premises. the north ~ ieei )
inches Of lot y, n -quAT- ~. Ironting on I3s
Ierl.s. rns hsli o4s.. halGilie and years
with iteres, az Ier ceut pr snnun. ia, able
ths l,roperty or All cash. At the option urrsser
as hosl, o 10 r-aulfed az ,e q sale iers 70
Nise rlshf Reserved Ia resell the property the
vert~.lner Of such resaI. m -on. n.xs,,ai..g mt,
iish.d washington, D. &. An oonyey an.ii. ais. re-
nlhi-d&ds RATcLItTT. DAkR co. Auct,.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Huctiooe1r.

AgfAcHaESrs. HossE Sc BLANkETs. &C.. Al
AuCTI0N; -,
HALF-PA1T TWELVE O'CLOCK, sf ny auction
roouis, shall sell lot Of HaxnsaS md aaxne0 us
ttnzs. Horse Dlankets Re. RhS3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-05

RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts. II f.s =
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and Railroad Company
To amend section of the act approved June
II, 1873, entitled An act providing for a per-
manent form Of government for the District of
Columbia
To incorporate the Equitable Gas Light and
Fuel Company.
To extend ordinances city of Washington to
rest of District of Columbia
TO secure for the District a CON plete revision
and consolidation of the laws relating to mu-
ncipal affairs in force therein on the LIST day of
December. 1883.
For the relief of Patrick Cook.
To amend the act Incorporating the Capitol.
North U Street and South Washington Railway
Company
Incorporating the United States Guaranty
Company of Washington. ID. G.
For the relief of Mrs. f. q. c. Abbott
Amending act of March 3. 1887 and for the
relief of certain alien purchasers of real estate
in the District of Columbia.
To authorize the Falls Church and Potomac
Railway Company to construct and operate a
railroad through the public lands at Arlington
and across the Aqueduct bridge into George
town.
To provide for opening alleys and construct
ing sewers in the District OF Columbia
To define the routes of steam railroads in
the DistricI Of Columbia and for other pur-
poses
Defining certain acts of Congress for the re-
lief of owners OF real estate.
To incorporate the City and Suburban Rail-
way Company.
TO authorize the Washington and Mount YER
non Railway Company to lay its tracks on GER
tain streets in Washington. &c.
To establish a universal street railroad trans
fer sy stem.
To authorize the condemnation Of streets in
certain cases.
To authorize the construction of the Potomac
River railroad in the District of Columbia aud
10 define the route OF the same.
10 authorize the q 4 Tension af thu Columbia
Railway Company of the District Of Columbia.
kelating to Waterman taxes in the District
OF Columbia.
10 incorporate the Washington and Great
Falls Electric Railway Company.
To incorporate the Columbia Electric Com
pany.
To amend the charter Of the Georgeto wn and
Ienieytosn Railway Company Of the District
Of Columbia.
For the relief of Daniel Donovan.
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ss~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURT4rp posT
IInel on SCOUT OF the weather until FRIDAY.
SIXTH DAY OF MARCH. A ID. 1871 Sane hour sui
plafe. RADCLIFFE DAhR A. pD
Mhf-aAls IN
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SetiembreIo de 1890.
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REGREsO

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Puerto Rico eGceptuandO San Juan Maysguez
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-06
The Spring Garden National Bank.

PHILADELPHIA, May @.-The Even
ing Telegraph this afternoon says: Suits
will be begun in a few days against Mel
son F. Evans, a director in the Spring
Garden National bank, who was so
strongly urged upon the government for
the appointment as receiver of the Key
stone bank against Ephrian Young. also
a director of the Spring Garden bank,
and against II. Albrecht, an ex-director
and o the president of the American
the sheriff a few days ago. All the suits
reports of prosecution against other Off
GERS of the bank than K~enedy's (presi-
dent and cashier) are flying thick and
fast, both Bank Examiner Drew and Re-
ceiver B. +. Fisher say they have taken
hopes of angry and despairing deposi-
tors. The exact nature of the suits which
will be instituted is not yet known, be-
cause while it has been definitely deci-
ded suits will be begun, the
manner in which to approach the mat
ter is yet under consideration. 1t is
knOWn however. Una Ill duulllOH 10 EVANS
nearly 100000 of Indebtedness to the
bank is in his own and other persons
and practically worthless collat-
eral. He has overdrawn one of his ac
counts in the bank almost $4,000.
Evans kept two accounts in the bank
ledger. One in the name of Nelson f.
Evans is about square, whatever balance
there is being quite small and on the
right side of the account. The other
account was in the namo of "Mason
+. Evans, Treasurer" and is the
one which is overdrawn. This account
was kept by Evans as treasurer of the
Bunker Hill Mining company, whose
stock at par value at 81 for 10000
shares is not worth one cent a share.
1t is said that from $1,000 to 100000
shares of this stock has been placed. in
the Spring Garden as collateral for loans
to Evans and his friends.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-06

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-President +,
W. Kennedy of the suspended Spring
Garden National bank, who was yester-
day committed for further hearing on
the charges of embezzlement and con-
spiracy to defraud, was taken to the
county prison this afternoon in default
of bail. Bail had been fixed at $4,000,
Kennedy beng detained in custody at a
hotel over night. During today every
attempt to obtain bondsmen had been
made, but without success. At 4 o'clock
two deputy United States marshals
placed Kennedy in a closed carriage and
took him to prison.
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CHICAGO, May 29.-As this was the
last business day of the month, and as
traders were not inclined to extend their
lines of open accounts to be carried over
till Tuesday. today's business was large
ly in the nature of a big ''scalp." In an
ticipation of this state of affairs, repre-
sentatives uf New York houses and some
local dealers provided themselves with
''calls" in wheat last night at S1.Cl12 to
Sl.O2, and set out at the opening this
morning to hoist the market to a "call"
price. The stampede of small shorts
which they started carried July from
S1.OO15 at the start up to s1.OlH.. From
S1.0l up the sales were greater than the
demand from the frightened shorts could
absorb. The result was that the at
tempt to get the market to call limits
was a failure. The heavy weight bears
soon saw through the game, and there
after to close sold freely whenever it
rallied. July sold off to $1,000; broke
to 997a, and after feeble rallies to l.OO4,
or thereabouts, hung very close to 81.
Corn, dull; flax seed, Sl.l2.