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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

In the Equity Court Judge Cox, today in the
case of weightman against the Washington
Critic Company the motion of stilson
Hutchins was passed upon. The receiver. Mr..
Harry E. Davis, was instructed at the sale Ito
take place at IL o'clock on Monday to sell
separately the press and folder after the other
assets and to hold the proceeds for the further
order Of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
Richwein Jury Unable to Agree,

BALTIMORE, June Z.-The jury on the death
OF Carrie S. Richwein after being in session all
night at the western police station and not
being able to agree was discharged this morn
ing. Miss Richwein died suddenly Oh Monday
from the effects of malpractice. Her physician
has been under arrest since her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
Chilisa Navv CnhinAf.

The bureau of American republics has re-
ceived information that the republic of Chill
has organized q new cabinet Is follows: In
terror Don Julio Banados Espinosa: foreign AZ
fairs and worship, Don Manuel Marie Aldunate;
Justice and public instruction, Don Francisco
Javier Cenchh; finance, Manuel Aristides "a
nartu; war and marine, Gen. Jose Velasqusz;
industry and public works. Don Nicanor
Ugalde.
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The Casino Club keorynnixed.

In response to a call made by the old mem-
bers OF the Casino Club last evening quite
number were present and complete reorgani-
cation of the club was formed. Mr. Thos NJ.
Fields was chosen chairman of the meeting,
and IN neat speech reviewed the history Of
the club from its beginning up to the ia resent
time A new constitution and bylaws were
then submitted. read and adopted and the fol-
LOWING we're elected as officers for one year by
unanimous vote: Thos. NJ. Eiulds. oresidens;
VI. A LATHE, secretary: Edw. ii. Little, treas
urer; W. 4. Peacock aud Robt J. Mclean, di-
rectors. In the future all admissions 10 the
club house and grounds will be by card only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

ST.. PAUL, MIMI, June 27-The free silver
section of the democratic party in Minnesota
has issued call for a conference at Minneapo-
lis on July 1. The leaders in the movement
are ex-Mayor Ames of Minneapolis, Daniel
Buck of Mankato and c. W. Moody of Sank
Centre. 1t is given out that the meetings OBJ
jects are to overthrow the bosses and pave
the way for an unlimited coinage delegation to
the democratic national convention. Forty
members Of the late legislature are reported to
be in the scheme,
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The Leary Rats Started South,

ST. JonN. n. B., June 27.-The Leary RATS
were towed through the falls yesterday by the
American tugs, assisted by two from st. John
The RATS we're taken down to the Beacon bar
where they were fastened together in single
file, and they left port about pm.
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Dividend to North River Bank Creditors.

D1VtUehd 10 NOfth River Bank CredftOrs.
New YORK, June 2.-Judge Beach of the
supreme court has given Francis Higgins, re-
ceiver of the North River Bank, permission to
pay the creditors dividend of 20 per cent Mr..
Higgins says that the amount of claims that
have been proved is 81 LAC. 046 He has on
hand s296, 1852 from which to pay the present
dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

Boston, June 27.-The directors of the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad Company have voted
to issue $500, 900 new stock to take up the
floating debt and provide for improvements.
1t is understood that 81 900, 900 bridge will be
built across the st. Lawrence to connect with
the Quebec canal.
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Eight Steamers Sail for Europe.

New YORK, June 27.-Eight ocean liners
sailed for Europe today with their state rooms
filled with summer tourists. On the steamer
Umbria of the Cunard Line were W. ]. Flor
ence, the actor. and Sir A. Linten Bart. The
North German Lloyd steamer Aller had among
her passengers Rudyard Kipling, the novelist:
Col. WIN. Z. Sim, the theatrical manager. and
his wife; Cora Tanner, the actress, and Walter
l., Sim.
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An Allan Line steamer on Fire.

QUEBEC. June 27.-The Allan line steamer
Monte Videan, now in port here. caught fire in
one of her holds on her way up the Gulf of
ST. Lawrence. The damage to her cargo by
water and smoke is serious
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Pension Examiner Miller Dead

CHICAGO, June 2.-Dr. Benjamin G. Miller.
United States pension examiner, died at his
home in this city yesterday. He had been ill
only short time. DR.. Miller was well known
in Grand Army circles and for a number of
years was city physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

ST. LOUIS, June IA dispatch from King
fisher, o. T., says: Capt. Halls troop of the
fifth cavalry, reinforced by company Of Chey-
enne Indian scouts, have been ordered into the
Cherokee strip for the purpose Of ejecting tres
passing cattlemen and their herds. Several
hundred thousand head Of cattle are being
erased on the Cherokee sstrip, the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe and other Indian reservations
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Reflected Captain of Harvard's Crew.

Reelected Captain of Harvard's Crew.
New LONDON, Conn, June 27.-Nelson J. Per-
kins was reelected captain by the Harvard
crew last night. Perkins received his A. b. on
Wednesday. but will return next fall to begin a
two years course the law school. All the
others Of the crew will be in the university next
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

DoN'r LIKE THE SrrE--secrctary Foster and
Assistant Secretary Crounse today gave hear
ing to delegation from Kansas City, Mo-,
headed by Mr.. Allen, who made an earnest and
vigorous protest against the site selected by the
department for the public building in that
city. The Secretary said he would Consider
the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

A Tornado Causes Damage In New Jersey.
HAcxENsAoK, N. j., June IA tornado WAS
experienced at Harrington, ten miles north of
this place. last night. Several small houses
were blown down and . number Of large trees
we're uprooted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
Abatement of Minnesota Miller.

RED WING. MIMI, June 27.-The milling firm
of r. Gregg Co. at Cannon Falls has made an
assignment for the benefit. of creditors The
assets amount to s63, lG2 and the liabilities foot
up nearly $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

CHICAGO, June PA feature Of last nights
meeting of the worlds fair directory was the
answer to the request Of the labor organiza-
tions that the directory indorse warming to
the laborers of the world not to visit Chicago
expecting plenty Of work at high wages. The
answer was polite and firm refusal to inter-
fere, but intimating that the mayor OF the city
might be applied to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

Annual Report OF the A. and p. Railway.
SAN Francisco, June N.-The annual report
of the Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company
which was fled with the state railroad commits
sion todsy shows: Expenditure during lass year,
&7l6, 900; earnings, ESQ.,, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

OTTAWA, ONT, June 27.-Hon. MIR. Upper
has introduced u bill to prohibit the use of the
purse seine in Canadian waters. This will in
terfere with the most profitable methods of
catching mackerel followed by the Gloucester
fishermen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

Not Responsible for Its Presidents Crimes.
Boston. June T.-The supreme court has
decided that tho Jewett Publishing Company
Of this city was not responsible and cannot be
he'd for the losses resulting from the forgeries
aud fraudulent issues of its shares by its presi-
dent. c. +. Jewett, who absconded from Boston
anne. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: a. m. IS; p.m.. as Maximum,
90; minimum. g.
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NIEs. wISsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP

Ia tee- -ssf sc- ov-r fifty WARS ~ MI
lltN~of H. for 'heir CHILDhIN WHILE
1tLIHiNts. with IEkIECI SUCCESS ItsoOrHEs
u-t HID sDf kNstLsoJ Ms. ALIAlsaII PAIN,
a. klS Nd collie. and Is the lest rvnasly for
slAki.hi-A sc4lby Irussists IN every par, u the
World l. sure and ga for Mrs " tnsOv Soothing
= rur. " AZ. tA-s OtasT ANA -sSsIts OoGt4sl
dl.EIy.
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MARKED.

cAhh.MckENSkl. On Tuesday evening Jup>
-. 1921 al q. parsonssr .. str-~und.e M. a.
sLaN'i. by ls-N ". L. Mchenn-y. 4. IOhsfl
SAhh anu MIss EMMA J. MchENNEY 10Th Of
washington. u. u.
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Jockey Brltton's ynjuries Serious.

CHICAGO, June T.-J6cksy Britton, who vas
hurt BY the falling Of his horse in . race a
Washington Park yesterday afternoon, 10 lying
unconscious st Mercy Hospital and the attend
ing physicians say that the chances are strongly
against his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

Michigan's Congressional Apportionment.
LANSING, MICH, June 27.-The house has
passed the senate congressional apportionment
bill without change.
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THE NEW DISTRICT soxps.

ovrr Two Millions Mailed New York To-
day by Treasurer N~,,~ker.
Treasurer Nebeker today mailed 10 the -
sissant treasurer at New York the District
bonds OF the new issue. 81 per cent. TO the
amount Of s2.&00. 600. for delivery 20 Harvey
Flax Co.. who have taken the entire loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
HAvISs CLIMBED
To The TOP OF THE GREASY POLE

We are determined thA, the victory diligently
zht AMI i-ariy bought shall rel uui ~ the beneht
81 NHJSpENEE vii te b-nsh,ei thereby Are you
OIL and sorn snG ~ith.r~i' unable TO tear up under
t. cGr>.. Nh!eh . by the sweat Of thy brow
tLou eAi Thy bF~aL~ We have neat substantial and
r~-I-etaile Sut Il C.otLss for you q, so.75.
AZ SO DO better for you.
Al $50 VeeaH sl'e you . suit q Clothes which ID
bs2nE rets-i~di a. around al Ga
But the DOLLAR isa Is 20 the dealer what the
CLOSED ga Is u the IOAeh.us sEaLEk- h. ao.,,n,
recosaiLe . al. but inius-s in bi< ''cuss'' words
Which D. not aIT-ar IN tie diY oHAc corr--pond.ncs
shA- diE sticAy sklY the gutter and land On the
O1hsr s.ie viIh
Al IO BASIS.
s2Osun. els. 10 Suits sI7. IS suits. Ella 90 Suits.
ell su.ts.
GO AT go SUIT.
Tho-s ~lo are familiar With price. will OPEN
the1r ewes IN ~ili wOndermsnt. Those who are not
VIII yiss tleuI with stunning Astonishmsnt.
Nsre -tost afraid TO SPEAK Of our line Of Suits for
1OCNo GES-rAnsins price from
sS5Otos7.JO
Asuii-in 10th Sachs and Cuia~ays. lest you should
t4.AA ss are IoGins-~Lich not. because
WE'VE GOT EN-.
No, only ;hs:-we're selling en- furthermore ,heyr.
sivins se1e ralsasisfactoE.
THOSE SHORT PANTS sCITs-Foa ChIIpRIS
Asl. 81. -. e.. e. 80 and s27s.
Are selin Ike hOt cakss-If parents and s.s
NJ 10 purchase q Us instead OF laying hundred Der
cent ssewaere-ts then AFFAIR and clearly intic.tss
tia; they know "A hawk from hand card
OUR STOCK OF
GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS MUST GO
And ss choose to cut the prices
HALF IN TWO
f.oCR AFFAIR. shout which tie people only have
70 Dc. maze thsy the bensnciariss.
VICTOR L. ApLERs
70 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
W. AND SO TTH ST. NV.
cGRSxK HAssACHUsErTs AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
oDsH Saturday until IL pm. jsl5
EoR ANY CASH OF NERVOUSNESS sLEEPIEss-
Carter Lliile Nerve ills K-iisl h su~e lie only
r. ;rstslns zoe the prlre In Inarkrs.
NE ENOt ISITE FLAVOR. PURE AND WHOLE
" soiie A;1SOstdra btters Is a standard table deii-
kacl. Soc lnzn C.lrtuTers. Dr. J. u. b. sIEnlRI 4
bOhS- A. ~ " Ssslsts'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

NAVAL ArrorNrxzHra-The President hss
made the following appointments in the nsvy:
James NJ Miller to be lieutenant Commander.
Washington Chambers to be lieutenant.
Charles h. Harlow to BE- lieutenant 0unior
grads), John D. Ford to b chief sneinesr vish
the relative rank Of lieutenant commander.
George T. Burd to be passed assistant ensiness
with the relative rank Of ieutenant 0unise
grade).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27

In the case of J. Praise Richard. arrested
yesterday ON an indictment cEsrgIny him with
purioining papers from the United States, bail
AZ S50U Was taken today.
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Bank at kea Cloud, N.b., Cio.ed.

OMAHA, NEB., June IA special from Red
Cloud, Neb., says the doors of the Red Cloud
National Bank closed this morning BY order Of
Bank Examiner Mcknight
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PERrE,r DEVELOPMENT
DEPI NDs UPON PERFECT NUTRITION.

The --urrnr JOHANN HoFFs MALT EXTRACT
- th~ test fJn HItr've eXtsnt for Indigestion and
the weak ar I-iaf- anil an excellent table b-ver-
h~~4s- u limitations The g-nuin. must have
TIE Signature Of JOHANN HOFF" On the neck u
even lutt a.
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Sales-Kegular call-l2 o'clock m: lexington
Railroad BUnds, $1,000 al lue; sl,ooo at lvo. est
End National Bank, 10 at wy 10 at ss.s. Columbia
Title insurance. as al sis Washington Loan anu,
Trust Company, at 81.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. os. 1871
gold. iosa4 bid, - asked Per imp. as. 1871, cur
rency. 1854 bid, asked. Market stock. as. Isy2
currency, loa bid aO-year fund.- 6s sss, gold, IusI.
bid, asked 2O-year fund, as, 1899, gold, los bid
asked Water stock, Is, 1891. currency, 10 bid.
3o-year fund, Us, gold. 1902, ll5 bid, - asked.
Water stock, as currency, 1903, LIS bid, - asKed
s.65s. 1924. fund, currency. lI4l. bid lass, aske.
Miscellaneous Bonds-W sshIngIon ana George
ington and Georgetown RAILROAD Convertible Us
lS5 bid, I3S asked Masonic Hall Association
IS. lsOs, los bid, - asked. Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgage6 s, ITO bid,-a asked. WASH
1ngton Market COMPANY, mp. Is, lilo pid.- asked
American security aud Trust Company. 81, 100 bid
asked. ashngton Ligai infantry ist mori gage,
6s, 1874, " Did. - asked " ashngton Light IN
fantry III. IS, 1904 80 bid, 1oI asked. Washington
Gas Light Company, series A, u.s. 'l2J bid, -
asked Washington i Gas Light Company, series
pany Convertible IS, LIS bid. - ASKED. Ecking-
ton Railroad Is. LOO bid. 10. asked.
National Bank stocks-Bank OF Washington 40
bid, 500 asked Bank Of Republic, 2.O bid, - asked
Metropolitan, 2s0 bid. $40 asked. central. 300 b u
Second; ISL bid; asked; Farmers and Me-
ISIS asked. Columbia, l5z bid. Is, asked Cap-
tai. lZ5 bid. asked. West End, ysk bad,
lU2 asked Traders, III bid, us ss-e- ..nco.n.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures and Georgetown.
POS o.d,zz5 asked. Metropolitan. 'IUs bid us asked
Columbia, = bid, 20 asked. Capitol and North U
Street, 20 bid, 45 asked. lexington and Soldiers
lone, - bid, 50 asked. Georgetown and eu-
leytOwn, % bid, Gz asked kock Creek, 100 bid
insurance StocAs-rlremen =. IS BID, 81 askal
Franklin, 30 bid, 65 asked. Metropolitan. ~ bid
asked. National Union, 'ls bid, z. askea AIRING
ton, li5 bid, - asked Corcoran. q. lid, ASKED
Columbia, lisa bid, 1913 asked. armai-American
1Sj bid, - asked. Potomac, 81 bid, asked
Riggs, IS bid, asked. Peoples, bid, 81
asked Lincoln, bid, - asked. CUnmercia /
bid. - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Reai Estate Title, l25
BID, 1855 asked COLUMBIA Title, 6is bid, Ga asked
Gas and electric Light Stocks-N asnIns to.l 1as
49, bid, ~ :. asked. Georgetown Gas. - uld 1. !,
Electric Light, 'i55 Did, ibZ asked
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania "a bid,-asked
Chesapeake and futomac, oil I'D, Is asked ..iucr-
lean GrapnophUne, bid, asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-N asMnytun Market com-
pany, IL bid, - asked Great ais Ice Company
$50 bid, l64 asked. Bull nun PANORAMA COM
pany. 10 bid. asked Pneumatic ,Iun car
rage, "a bid, Z asked. Interocean Building Com
pany, - Old, w asked. Ivy CITY biick Company,
" bid, - asked.
safe Deposit and Trust Companies-washington
Safe Deposit Company, ll2 bad, 13s asked. WASH
ington Loan anu trust ComRany, 80. BID, ",
asked. American Security and Trust Company,
sly bid. VI asked
Tx. dividend.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-FlOur steady, unchanged
Receipts $3.50 barrels shipments, 1885 barrels;
sales, l,Yl5 barrels. Wheat weak-No. 2, red
spot, l.oiaa1O2; July, SIHass; August, y61. a9G.,
quiet; Fultz, i.O2al.o6; LOngberry, l.o3al.O1-re-
celpts, 6lz bushels; stock, IS4,2J5 bushels sales,
100000 bushels. Corn dull and easy-miNed spot
6ls4; July. 81; spot, No: 2, white, 12s: southern
corn firm; white, I4aI5; yellow, 1o-receipts 4O.O
bushels. stock, zsi,S62 bushels. Oats steady-No
white western, 4Ia45-receipts, 5000 bushels;
stock $1,000 bushels. Rye dull-NO. 3. Y1a95-
receipts 1871 bushels; stock, 54l7 bushels. Hay
steady-good to choice timothy, li.0Oai2-5O. Grain
freights quiet Arm, unchanged Cotton nominal
-middling, So. Provisions unchanged. Butter
unchanged. Coffee irm-Rio cargoes, fair, lss.;
No. I, l.H. Sugar firm and active--granulaied,
~. Whisky, LlSaLz5. Peanuts steady-good,
"a; extra hand-picked, S.
BALTIMORE. June 81. - Virginia ten-forties,
81 bid; do. threes, IS bid; Baltimore and Ohio
stock, S. asked; Consolidated gas bonds lily bid;
do. stock, 42X bid.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market. as reported BY special
wire 10 Corson and Aacartpey, las + street.
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BUSY WEEK FOR SOCIETY.
Three Most Prominent Attractions in Lon
don.

MUSICAL oossIp-LrTERARY LADIES HOLD THEIR
ANNUAL DISNER-sucCEss OF AMERICAN
sTsoERs-1uE NEW COMIC OPERA TO BE SUNG
AT THE SAVOY.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. June % CLOSING. - Wheat - July,
Der. 4sAs. Oats-July, s27s; September, 2ss. Pork
July, $50; september, lO.07h. Lard-Jufy, 6o9h;
September, 627x. Ribs-Suly, 6.7aH: September,
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Name.
The Export of Gold,

Mr.. Henry Clews in his Weekly Financial
Recie'c, issued today says: considerable sur
prise is felt at the continued exports OF gold.
though they nre on a reduced scale. IL is in
conceivable that after the extraordinary
amount of cash iquidations this country has
lately made there can be still outstanding
against US an adverse foreign balance. We
must therefore regard the continued ship
ments as due entirely to special causes The
principal cause appears to be that while there
Is an abundance of exchange being made to
meet all necessary requirements for remit
tances, yet considerable portion of the bills
are unavailable in consequence OF the credit of
the payers having been unfavorably affected
by the prevailing financial distrust in Great
Britain and on the continent his causes n
scarcity OF negotiable exchange, and the result
Is that we are renting gold at tine when
the balance OF our account with the rest of the
world Is in our favor. While this causes an
unsettllng drain upon our cash resources,
there is the satisfaction that it correspond
ingly augments the amount Of gold to be re-
turned hither at later stage.
Taking the situation as a whole / regard it
as favorable to an ultimately higher range of
prices. but at the same time the imme date
future seems to warrant nothin, beyond mod
crate purchases on the raids for small profits"
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u. s. WILLIAMS 4 co. prnxri.,..

WCNtN Win PALE. COLORLE>s FACES.
w tH r- weak ant liz oural-l. vii receive both
"a. All t-ii.y vur - usins C4rters Little Liver
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HE BEsr

TIE BEsr
PROTECTION
AGAINST SUDDEN
CHANCES IN TIE wEATHRR
Is 70 PURIFY
The BLOOD
sARsAP
IT WHALES
AND ENRICHEs
HE LIFE CURRENT AND
MAKES THE WEAK
STRONG.
has CURED OTHERS.
WILL CURE voc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-06
AN 0MINOUS CLOUD.
Chances for a Scrimmago With
England not Remote
THE BEHRING SEA DIFFICULTY
Assuming n Serious Aspect.--Amerl'
can War Ships Concentrating on
the paciRc..Thc British Press
Attacks Secretary Blaine.

ASyAroLIs, Mp, Jan. 5.-Commenti il
aroused among navy officers over thu
series Of orders emanatinG from the navy
within the past lew weeks directing the
c,muissioniugo Of war ships at San Fran
cisco, and the ordering Of various Other
cruisers to Pacific waters!
Under the present orders no leas thaH
eleven war bhips and FIVE revenue cut
ters will soon be in commission in the
Pacific and ready for duty. If, in addi'
ton, the rumored chartering and arm
Ing Of seven steamers fer revenue cutter
duty in Behripg sea proves correct, the
United States naval feet will number
Lwenty.tbrGc ships, against the Eve Brit
ish gun boats aud one armored vessel at
present protecting Great Btltain's inte.
rests in the Northern Pacific. This will
increase the above force by still another
vessel,
1t is calculated that ten war ships are
now in positioni1r mobilization at San
Francisco inside OF forty days. Six war
ships are ready for immediate work.
in view OF the present Behrlng sea
controversy, and the rumored chartering
Of feyen steamers for revenue cutter
duty, the above disposition is deemed
ominoua. As the fishing season does
not begin earlier than May, the concen.
tration OF war shirs can be effected be.
fore the revenue cutters are ready to
proceed to the BehriDg sea. It is be.
iisyed the whole United States force in
the Pacific will then concentrate of Port
Townsend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-06
FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Firlt Indications of the Eud Of the Panic
Increase In Railroad business,

First Indications OF the Eud OF the Panic
Increase In Railroad business,
New York, Jan. 5.-The Post says;
The FIRST positive indica ion OF tho sub
sidepns of the financial panic which pre-
vailed in greater or less degree through
November and part Of December, was
the increase OF money in the New York
banks as shown by their statement last
Saturday. An increasing evidence Of il
Ia in the lower rates for money in Lon
don to-day, whore bankers balances
were down to . per cent.
The large advances OF one cent on the
mound for demand and two cents on 6U
davis bills today were almost entirely
the result OF the lower rates OF interest
in London. This made 1t easier to get q
60 days bill discounted there, and re.
duced the difference between 90 day and
demand bills one cent on the pound,
AZ the rates Of last Saturday the differ.
ence was equal 70 ope-hglf OF one pei
cent per month was getting so plenty
that the 60 day bills were for invest
mert. Temporarily there Is q scarcity
of II commercial banks in the market, buI
Ii the higher ratas for them will help to
stimulate the exports Of cotton and otheI
products. ,o,
cent in the business in railroad pondI
last week Gs compared with the SAINT
week last year. This j crease OF buSi
ness continued to-day and appears likely
to continue with the increasing ease o
money.